The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
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r. Alexander, CadiE Ep.....................Sl $3.50
Jas McAlans, do do.........,,..,...... 80 .
+. Walker, do do.,.................. 400
SP. Baxter, Grsen Observation-Disclosures. $50
John VI. Rea, do Do. o..................... $50 |
Hsrryman, Short Creek ,p............... $50
Joseph Holmes DO do d5............... l,O
George Holmes, DO DO d0............... $50
Rev. Z. RaCan, Steubenyiile, ,............. 100 (
w c. Maxwell, Archer tp................. 81
Samuel Upton. do do................. $50
E. LaAorty, MoogefslI tp.................. 80
W MuIn:ney, Stock tp:................... 300
J. Turnsy do do..-................. 4,5o
el-The above list Of prompt paying patrons makes
pretty good show, and gives us encouragement 10 .
perseysre in the good cause, We return our thanks
70 the above gentlemen, ana all Others Tho follow
their noble example. =. ...
ss-ss advertisement Of = stolen horas in another
column. "A liberal regard is oasrRd.
pC-The machine advertised in another column by
Messrs. Dsyilbiiss & Broisn foy ha manulsetHse OF
shingles is said 80 ali that tits represented to DO
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aJ-A destructive ti,e o:curreI in Warren Ohio |
on the 27tR ult., Destroying about $4,000 worth OF
property, large anoalt OF winch vas not Insured |
Wo&sNS Rlaurs,-ln Perry county, Illinois
so.nan has b.en elected constable.
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I>y- Ihs ieglsu urc, teiurc IT adjourned, passed
b!ll, allowing tbs voters Ui ob!s coanly tAs say
whether !hs. county seat shall 10 removed or not.
o. The rea4srs attention is directed to the al !
youIsomeut Of Michael teist, stalboaylIe HIS
assortment 10 full and com?!ete and those that have
purchased from him, say tuat no sell. cheap.
NEw Mexioo,-Tho U. S. dr agooas are having
some severe battles with the ApacAas and other In.
dian tribes in New Mexico.
93-lhere has been dreadful fire. and lose Of prop
erty in Broadway New York. Twenty thousand .
collars worth OF property was destroyed. Ten per.
sous we're Killed, and many Injured
Q3~The Washington City papers s0y that Horr
Driesbach, the srea! lion tanor, has 1,ea led cap.
tive to the hyne lia altar by Buckeye belle.
N2BRAsEa.-An interesting lo,rer from the Gov.
ernsr ofNybrashq will be found in another part Of
to-day's paPer, ltw!A we'll pay Il perusa
~ The President has VETOED the bill granting
public lands 10 the INDECENT inaane, as being unc1n.
H,itutional
a,rGoY, Wood, O., has resigned tbs Valparais
Consulate and starts for home, Rsason--it isn't half
80 lucrative as it was cracked up to be-" The
hills at distance haya looked green and beautiful
to others beside Gov. Wood,
5~The Cambridge Ohio T. ines eays that the carp
are nQw making TWO trips per day bstveen Zanes-
7liln and that place. They leave there at hall past
five il the mbrninG, and return shout II O'Clock ard
again at half past four in the afternoon AMI return
bout ten at night
3FThe'ee:tion in Cincinnati, on the lst inst. fer
Judges ofthe Superior Court, resulted as follows
w. Y. Gholson, sol; .. NJ Spencer, 5,976; Bel.
lany Storcr, 5,325 J. 3. Stallo 3.739; A. J. Prnien
1862 y. G. W Carter, 2,379, T. Woodruff 1882
IL. Snow, sol.
! DrJ' :. Rhodes Il Co., are driving tremendous
dry goois business. Their fine salos room winch
has recently been enlarged seems constantly crowded
with an admiring bsyy of shoppers Wheeling Ar,
gus.
Or The Steu5enyilo Daily Union Of the 9TH inst
says: "A negro named Dosser Bailey was commit.
ted 10 iail yesterday afternoon to await his trial at
the neSt term Of Cour churged with entering the
store OF Isaac NJ. Davis in SFnitheId on the night
Of the 29th ult for the purpose of robbery it is sup
posed, and being discovered by Mr. Davis the negro
seizeda four pound weight and struck him on the
head withit, inilictiug dangerous wound He was
examined before Justice Cartor and in default Of
four hundred dollars bail was delivered over to tie
custody OF rhe Sheriff.
81-In the New York Evening Post Of the rdins,
we lind ths following il relation to Col. James COL
lier's case:
The case Of the United States against Jane Col.
lier is still continued Tie testimony was closed
on Saturday, and yesterday morning Mr. Dickinson
connnenced slinInmg up for the defence He oc.
cupled the whole day without finishing and contn-
ued this morning. ''.,
D5-The scarlet fever has made sad inroads amonp
the little children about and.ip the neighborhood Of
Deersyille, in this county, within few weeks mast
Many fond parents have been called to mourn the
untmely departure OF their most cherished idols
1t brings fresh into our mind the beautiful words ofI
Mrs Hemans:
''Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers TO wther at the north winds brea III.
But thou hast ali
All seasons tor thine own--Oh, DEATH"
"THtM's oUR SENTIMENTS. "-rhs Ohio Patriot
speaks our sentinentS when it says: "rhe Wyandot
Pioneer says that one OF the Commissioners of that
county IS not subscriber to "his county paper,
We don't blame the Commissioner so much ma
the party that would elect such man. The in.
dividua who is too mean, too penuriols, too nlp /
gardly to contribute a~rnite each year to sustain
paper that labors to keep up the organization he
ssks for place power and money" is TOO riaur 10
be he nest, and consequently incompetent to ill any
official position"
TRCrHFULT REaARKs.-Let those vino refuse or
neglect TO advertise in their county papers, consider
well the following truthful remarks, frow Salem
tColumbana co., Democrat
"Ihe great secret Of success in business has been
scertained beyond doubt TO consist in liberal adyer.
tsihg THUS il will he seen that shrewd business
men, who have amassed wealth, are those who have
literally patronized the press, and thus sought the
best channel through which to mako known their
peculiar advantages mud dmducrmenistop purchasers