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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
From Mexico.

BALTIMORE. February /.
New Orleans papers have been received
to-day. The schooner Wild ~ii-eon, from.
Tampico. is at New Orleans. She hlins >
da,es to the 17th.
"A correspondent Of the I~icavune state.
that a Detachment, of National Guards uAI.l
the command OF Rutuo E~oIri,uvS, La
formed a pan 20 take posse sion OF ,ho city,
and Gepose the regular authorities. IHe
plot WAS discovered, and Rodrilues' p#rty
were captured after a sharp conflict. They
were subsequently executed.
a movement took place against the Com,
mandant Of Casanova, and lie WAS obli9rl
to leave for Vera Cruz.
Franklin Chase, /. $. Consul, has issued
q strong protest against the outrageous CON
duct OF The authorities Of Iampico in Selling
five returning California citizens Of the Uni
ted States, Oh the point Of emOarkation Tor
the port OF New Orleans. They were seized
by "a guard of soldiers and robbed Of 50 in
gold dust, on pretence OF neglect to pay The
export duty. The parties calne passengers
in the Wild Pigeon.
Governor Marcy and son have taken
passage from Savannah 10 Nassau, in the
British steamer Conway.
The frigate Columbia, a flagship of the
home squadron, has received orders to sail
from Norfolk. She will sail early in the
week.
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New lam shire Democracy

The Democracy oi General Pieces Dis
jric. have ia ely uomina ed Geo. y Morrison
a, cNtid9:e for Congress. They ad"p ed,
in Convrn ion, tive Iol'oAing resolu ions:
eyoI"el. That Gen. Franklin Pierce. the
PrcsiirnL eject, by his patriotism and long
and active devotion to the welfare of his
c~oNnny-by h's wisdom in peace and gal
Iarny IN war, as well AS by he long list Of
social virtues by which his lie has been a
dorncd-has gained a place in the great
heart Of The nation, where The foul breath OF
caIumny and detraction will never again
dare to 4>Sail him.
Reyoipca, That the timid and vasciuattng
policy OF the present national administration
n regard 10 our foreign relations, is unbc-
coming he power OF our government and tie
Spjrit of our people,; and while upon the
great highway OF nations, We claim lhe re
spect due to that dag which was uniurIcd
for injustice nor humblod in disgrace, We
also cordially endorse the resolutions re-
Gently introduced into The Senate by Gcnrr-
al Cass, e-atlirming the prcrogatiye of the
United States 10 exercise. a controlling iniu-
ence upon the affairs Of the American CONT
ncnt.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given TINT there will be a pc,
IV tition presented to the commissioner of Har
riIon County, at their March Term, praying for al
alteration in the road leading from Hanover to An,
n~apolis-said alteration 20 ommence at or near Jos
Buchanon's Saw Mill, to run east along or near the
line between said Buchanan and John Webster anC
between said Webster and Michael Shnmbaugh
thence between Nathaniel Pittcngcr and Philli,
Shambaugh to ]intersect the west end of Main street in
the town Of Fairview.
Also an alteration in the road leading from Cadi7
to New ilumley, said alteration to commence al thu
west end of the aforesaid Main street Of Fairview
to run north along or near the line between John Stal
and Phillip Shambnugh till it i~ntcreects the aforesaid
road. Also praying for the location of a county road
80 feet wide, to run as fellows; Commencing at the
corner of Jno Webster and Joseph Buchanan's mead,
ow;thcncc through Nathaniel Pittengar's farm:thencc
through Samuel Pittenger's farm, from thence to in.
tsrsect the mouth Of William Tamastcr's lane; thence
along said lane till it intersects tho Hanover Road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February ., fS53--4pd.
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Good for Greedy!

Horace Greedy of the New York Tribune,
although fond of saw dust Tread, and a be-
lever in Spiritual K~noekings," and other
humbugs, has some tun in him after ALL
Read the following:
WHO'S pREsIUEST?-We passed through
Il great deal oil wuIrimcnt OF mlad last sum
mer IN trying 10 make a President vi Gen.
Scout. We have u strong suspicion that We
did not Succeed; but the question has never
vet been au,huri,auyely decided. W. re-
loice thar We aie at l"tsI 10 know. Since he
uelrgr pho reports that flew like hail-sIones
about our head, On ia, night Of the 81 ui
November, We have known but liulc on tn
subject, Tor We never thought it worth while
10 wade Tie IeIuIns thar cdme subsequently
drifting through the newspapers. Indeed.
we have studrUu'y avoided the topic; and
when anything has been said in our hearing
about it, We h We nvar ably rounsrled pa. fence
for the official count, suggesting that remark,
was inoppOriuEe and comment S%uprrliuouS
We have thoughtlt wise To defer the whole
matter 10 It more convenient season, when
at least the real tru.h would have To com
ont through he regular official cI q rel
And we have felt thai that time would cone
full o enough All doubts upon the
subject are now about To be entirely RENE
we'd. These are to be counted and declared
ON Wednesday next. We shll then know
who is elected President to a very dead
certainty. We rejoice that our suspense will
be so soon terminated. When the hang.
mans rope is roInI Il mans neck he don'l
care low quick the drop falls.
p. S-We have Il lev campaign lives of
Scott ON hand, which We will dispose OF to
any one wishing to purchase, at cost
Who heads the column Of purchasers?
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Southern News.

1 ilALADELIIIIS, ItDl ubl o.
New Orleans papers due yesterday are
received. The Delta has a letter from Brit
lsh Honduras, which confirms the report
that the State of Honduras had tai en- pos
session Of the English settlement at Limas.
They have appointed a Commandant, and
declare that tile Stale OF Honduras will, at
all hazards and at every sacrifice, continue
to hold the Territory.
The British mail steamer Conway arrived
at Savannah. She brings Kingston dates to
the 31st ultimo.
The papers remark on the ravages of
cholera, but say nothing Of its decline.
Heavy rains had prevailed throughout
the country.
Resolutions had been introduced into both
houses of the Virginia legislature, to enquire
into the forfeiture of its charter by the Bal
timore and Ohio RAILROAD Company. In the
lower House q committee was appointed to
examine into charges against the company.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.

NEw York, February 7.
The Atlantic arrived this morning, witt
Liverpool dates to the 26th.
LVERPooL MARKETs.-Cotton-The sale,
for the last three days were 2U,OJ1 bales
Orleans fair 81; %mlddling 81; upland fan
5g middling s.. The demand is good anC
pr.ces sitter. The sales 10 spectators were
5000 bales, and for export 1000.
Trade in the manufacturing districts ha.
slightly improved.
Breads ufs--Flour has declined 81; cor
has declined Is.
Provision.-Deman good for beef; bacon
active.
The Atlantic brings fifty passengers.
On the 28th, in lat. 81 deg. q min, long
II deg. 10 min, she passed Il s.eamer, sup.
posed to be the America, from Boston.
FRANCE-Napo'con has informed the
officers Of State OF his approaching marriage.
His speech is an able document. lie say
he conforms 10 the national wish and mar,
ries, but in the choice of a partner he casts
away old political traditions. Royal alliances
substitute family interest for national. Il, is,
besides, humlliaIing to 80 begging for 2 wife.
For seventy years past IOIeIsn prlnceSse>
have assembled Tie French throne only 10 be
unhappy, with the exception OF josephine,
and she was not of royal blood. He sneers
at Austria jumping AT an ALI, nee with Ma
poleon lst, and sarcas,ically altudcs to the
long chase Of Louis Phillipe's sons afel
wives, and instances the Duchess OF Or
leans as a Princess of third rate rank. Fol-
himself, he says he does not want any mon.
archial alliance, and frankly admits that he
is a purVeau, elec,ed by a great nation
lie is therefore determined to select 4 wifi,
to please himself, and so being more fire,
will not be the less strong.
The lady is a Catholic. She will soon b,
presented to the people and the army, a
Notre Dame.
There WAS a great sensa'ion or the Bourse
and funds fell, but recovered.
The marriage takes place onthe Goth.
Belgium has discharged all foreign officer
from the army.
Another Medai case occurred at Genoa
The victim is Daniel Mazzcnghi, a surgeon
who is sentenced to three Years imprI,on
ment for The crime of preaching.
The Turks are pursuing opera ioas yigo
rously against the Mon.enegros.
We have mail dates to the Goth Deccm
Ter, from the Cape. The war drass on.
Large shipments arc making to Aus rdlia
Consols, 50.
On the l5.h January, Omar Pacha tool
Graburoo by ssorm, bu. afterwards, in ii
tempting to surprise the capital OF Mon enc
gro, in The noun aims, he was rcpulSeI.
Prizes, the lorgcr, is fully committed 70
trial.
The ship Tuscarora arrived at Liverpool
on the 25yh.
A great meeting was held at Essex Hall
OIL tie 25,h, in bcllal, OF Madai. Anoht
was held AT Birmingham.
Napoleon ~conicmpta!es sending a colon,
OF hail d million OF emf rants TO Algeria.
It is reported thai lie Pope is dangerous
y i'll of apopIcxy.
A company has been formed at Genoa
with a cnpital Of 10000, 600 francs, to cs
tabllSh a line OF steamers to New York an,
South America.
Ves@ci>a'ryia5 from Charleston and Nc'
Orleans are subjected 20 quarantine.
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WooL.-Farmcrs are beginning to inter
est themselves i'll the probabilities Of the
coming wool clip, From all the inGor IA.
ton alta Unable the prospect how is, that the
price will be hjsLerneXtscaso than last, which
was the highest for many years. Clips have
already been contracted for, Or a~tIeast offers
msde, in the neiyhborhood of ZanesviIle,
O., and think IN Wushjn s:on county Pl., at
G5ccnts per ID. Tine same quality last year
not averaging over 50 cents when shorn.
At65 cents WOO will pay very well. The
stock in manufactures hands is said to be
shore, and there Isno prospect OF an impor-
lalion.-- WetLS6uy Heraid.
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EE- Revivals of Religion are men
toned by the newspapers in various
~neighboring localities. The Leb non Citizen
Of wednesday says: A series Of meetings
at the several churches i'll this town, are
no" N pros:c&s--a very general revival in.
tluence peryades the commun lty--many
Nave been converted, and considerable
numbers have united with the people of God
The ministers and the people OF The Cum.
bcrland Presbyterian, Protestant Methodist,
Second Baptist, First Presbyterian, and the
Methodist Episcopal Churches, are actively
engaged in the ':work Of faith and labor OF
love-" and they are now enjoying a "~season
OF refreshing from The presence OF the Lord
LIEUT.. BoNApArE, of the U. S. army, &
cousin to the present Emperor of France,
has been ordered tojoin the troops in Tex,
as.
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.DAN WATER-The latest article for the loiJt
Dknow1, for sale by :. x Il. McFADDEA.
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A letter has been published in the Sun,
from Rio, dated December 29th, which
states that one thousand blacks were landed
at Aquas dos Rios, and sold for 800 milseas
each. A steamer was dispatched in pur-
suit, but the slaves were sent to the inte-
rior, and had disappeared.
The yellow fever was making sad havoc
among the late arrivals, both on seaboard
and ashore.
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Dl lsOS and .Nedictmes
I. q. PATTERSON.

No. %, NoaRJE STEErr. WHEulss, VrE5tsI,
EEPs constantly On banda large supply oiIu1I
IAtrr, indigo, LOgWo0d; UUYpcIas. y~euiial red
ErnJn and y,lJw chrOIuus, red ieau. SrIu.-h brown
blue VIuI1I, white lead, waiting, haarEu. yumIsh
mrpenlae, hnseed oll, PAINT brushes, whiie-NasI
brushes, sash toJ.s, eIc.
Sub caIJ, soda, s~aleratHs, cream tartar. gls1m an,
glaEnyr salts, nutmeg, cloves, ginger, macu, pupptr
a.sf ice, cinnamon, hquoHce, medicinal wines and %
guDts. puriumey and fancy a~Iilclur.
Thy are agents Tor Sellers celebrated medicines
cough -y.uP, pills, aud yeTmiuIu, 81 proprietor
I!Cls-a.-I Iur al! the popular medicine.
All oI ~I4eh viii by sold az H. lowest prices.
Wheeling, June :, lcJ2-ly.
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Cag4Ea.EsHN' $la..E;$
l.~giG els!

A ITOGFTIIER the best variety in the market,
be found nj the well known establishment OF
I. Pl1lI.LltS son.
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ADVANCE IN NA1Ls.-There has been an
other advance in the price of nails. The
prices here are firm, with sales at $3.50
ten DIS, with the prospect of still further
advance. At Baltimore we note sales at
$50 assorted sizes, from 4 to l0d.-
Wheeling AteAiqencer.
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RE- n


NOTICE is hereby given that there will be petit
u ton presented to the Commissioners Of TIarri3 ION
at their next session, lor the location OF a
county road, forty feet wide to run as follows: com
mencing at the east end OF Main street, in the town of
fGirview, in said county, running the most practical
bic route 10 Lucas mill; thence the most practicable
route to interscct a newly laid out road from Jefferson
TO Wilkin and Barrett's mill in said county.
February ?, 1873.
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ETAG German paper calculates the number
OF political prisoners now confined in the
prisoners ofEurope at 10, 900; and that over
100000 have fled to avoid Imprisonment for
the same cause.
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,nHer -. y, HENRY AMES.
NEW CHINA.

NNEl<@ hlNN S2l1FFEthN;aIE SINCP.
No. %, Monroe STREET, WAEELINs, VIRGINIA.
THE subscribers respectfully give notice That they
have imported direct from the manufacturers, o
large and complete stock Of the above WARE, togeth.
er with an assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FANCY Goons, some Of which are of exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware Of an entire
new pattern; solar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns Of
every description; B,itannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an assort-
mrnt OF Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can be found nj any other store in
the West, and by giving OUT personal attention 10 70.
packing the same, convince all who may favor US
With their patronage, that they cannot do better Ut
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES g. CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
fnr,-nrr - L-El Ii
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TNJtE best article ofRed Sole Leather, also Upper
Il. Leather said 10 be the best manufactured in the
county, kept constantly on hand aud for sale by
+. PHILLIPS g. Sun,
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NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
= has This day been daily appointed by the Probate
Court Of Harrison couIry, ONO, and qualified as ai.
mlrist.ator OF Tie estate q Margaret Arles, late
% said co!njy, deceased.
December -, y, HENRY AMES.
E'RESH TEAS, Gunpowder, Imperial Young lily.
I son and Ulong Teas, Of the Lates, importations.
frcs}. and trag1Ht. The lovers of this delightful
beverage are invited u Try n cup and be retire sheI.-
It i4kctt constantly by :. g.. II. McFADDEE.
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| MARRIED Don Thursday, the 9th ult,, by Rev.
- Dickcy, Mr.. JAMES RowLAND, Of Harrison Co,
to Miss SARAH JANE, daughter of NJ Jacob huffman,
OF Monroe county.
On the 10th of February, by tina Rev, IT. r. CRAw.
iAoors6eid, Ohio.