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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18
Jersey CITY Intelligence.

HnvY vnDicT-HupsoE CIRCUIT CouRr An important
eau'e-Lovejey w.. Bahwin-has been pending In the
Hudson County Circuit Court for two Dwesks and three
days past 1t was concluded yestsrday. appears that
the firm Of Lcvejoy Wsdsworth have bssn rather sx.
tepsivsy engaged In real estate transactions and build
ngs In the city Ct New York Mr. wardsworh was taken
SICK and went 70 spencsrowo, Columbia county, New
Jerey. Baldwin, who 10 brother In law Of wadsworth
went to Looy and stated he had purchased the
Of Mr. In the business Ioveoy without proof OF the
partner In which capacity he received funds to the
amount OF over Slo0 00o part Of which he paid
count Of the Arm recovering his health sp
peaied and claimed his share he subeeque nty sued
Iovejoy, and obtained verdict OK e37 against him
IDvejoy sued BALDWIN, who had meantime moved to Jer
ssy CITY, and obtained verdict yesterday Of s7lsl5 4s
against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18

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ship wul,an sIs.s:: si Iss,,s:.. oa::: MANILA lss
' ). 49, 10y .,sa sss N. .A ..4
bSib C.sS:sn: xssrs.S cSssissss days With cotton
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s;s Fs,:.; Gi!sAiss S'u7i'ss SsS Win mahogany
Sris lsvin Of Sss.snl Morton. o.sas.ss 10 days. with
SSI:s q fSi!:s;iss:s a:vi.. x.s:ssrs. y.
issss :s .ss ls
for Gh,ri:sse,. besA fson N;y Yori;; ..,
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I.is LaSs osi!i::n; As..Issss Az: vIsS &C.; md
FSiS.s ds:s.s: s.sss.s. days. Win s:ssss s:a
S;ss y
plp sss. x.s from Port n Pr.ss Ss:o sSnl
,i ss r E: !: III sis ss: .s
saassn Inonpson x.pe.i.n:sd ysy hseyy weather dur
vsh To-: q issssn ;psss sess -. and me vessel
sohr wsrisg Franklin. Savannah 10 days. with ses
Lane aWsI I.ps.i.sssd heavy ws.sn:s len nsinSscn.
Isou Brswn. aorsn osss. days. This
KIN: az
s.. PA! Day. N;.ssa NC
sF;;s
s ssSr 1a,sSh a nsss M Ho
sehr Louis ELssa (of Roehland), Brooiiin Rohmonds
as:, Ta;'ls
Err Err - sai.l:s. Hooper: Norfolk s.y:;
*: -: f! sssss Wis. S ss' Gays
ssh.s Rsyssus Chief And VIM Marsh. Virginia. days
!'i'Ysss X s::.s ass. g.:
0chr Compromise Jones Della ware
Schr Peter NAPLES, Long Delaware.
Schr Z Lswi,, Berry, Portland, Ne, days.
The reported arrival yesterday Of the ship Phantom
Hset from Callao via Ro Japero, prem ature The
the Hoek vhsrc she remained evening oonsgn
Cd 70 AW Bacon For latest particulars Of her see
dssratohes for eandy Hook telegraph.
BELOW,
One brig unknown.
Ships 0asstAetr (olippeT Liverpool Andrew Tsster do
Hope, San napoisce; 0ermania SsldAn and
Orans Catherine. Antwerp; bark Francis Louisa Zs1a
Wind during the dAy, WRW. and fresh.
[By SANDY HOOK PAINTING TELrGRApHJ
THE HIeHLAHDs Feb H-bundown-
The pilctboat Jacob Be 70 st ashore with wreckers 81
work on her.
The :hiy Phantom stIi asrc.nd !a the position.
She disehAlenG cargo into LIGHTER alongside Of
No inward bound vessels In sight
Wind NV, ase nshA weather clear.
The steamer Princeton, and eAlorie ship Eriecson
went down the boy ths morning on trial trip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-18

HIssINc vEssEI-Bark Patton tsuppessd Of Phlsdsl-
pbia Jehni which sid from Havana Dec IA for New York
has o onee been heard from che was l and had
sge 20 pipes ta6A and 9 lbs tobacco Mr. VIM EvertS
With two children ans servant woman passensers
Mrs was TIE daughter OF DR. James WILSON, Of the San
Francisco Hsspita Tho Captain had his family beard
LAyscH-n Mr. Daniel Kelly lsunchsd from bis yard IN
last soss"n Thursday merrins beautiful sishtlng shp
head lesEth figure Of Be- jamn Franhla On Shs
r,s. an Co sn s nS On one aSs printing
by Nes Geo Calender Co. 10 stated % Be- In eyery
respect first class vessel
Jan % In II day. from Boston.
The ship Ceestsl Capt Palmer, China for London
arrived IN the 1nslh channel Aftsr passage 90 daye
ship IorniDg star Capt Foster arrived at Liver
days, the shortest on record.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-24

226,s46 81
sl5,623,se3 80
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-24
pnblie q ssnmsat.
REPORT or THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.
TRKAsuRY DEpAnrMKSr, Dec. 3, 1855

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Dec. 3, 1855.
SlR: In obedience 10 the act supplementary 10
the act entitled An act 10 establish the Treasury
Department" approved May 10, $500, the follow
ing report is submitted
The balance in the treasury on the
lst OF July, 1854, was......... $40, l37 967 80
The actual receipts of the first quarter of the
fiscal year ending the 30th of June, 1855, viz the
quarter ending September 30 1854, were:
From customs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sis, 639, 79S AS
From lands. .................... 2,73l,6 IL
Miscellaneous. ................. l49,S50 %
81, 52l 1902 SIS
The estimated receipts for the other three
quarters were
From customs. ............... $50 600 900 90
From lands. .................... 6,000,0U0 90
Miscellaneous. ................. 100000 90
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Hypocrites.

Ii there is one set of ratn more than an
! other, who are acting hypocr'tcal, il is those
persons who beongto the order called Know
othings, and at The same time proalarn
free soil principles. Krow No,hingism and
Free Soili>m IRE two distinct objects -
There is as much difference between them.
as there is between heaven and earth -
They have no affinity whatever to one
another. The late gra,d councils Of The
Know Nothings have proclaimed this fact
In secret eonclavs they adopt resolutions
that they were opposed 10 anything tia,
looks like free soiism. And il is kAown
,till further, that thele is scarcely 70 eien.
er that comes to cur shores, but what is op-
posed to slavery. How could they be in
favor Of it. when it is known that they have
lift a land Of tyranny for a land Of freedom
Yet til Sc same Know Hnthings. would, If
hey had the power, deprive these men,
(bec"use they were born on foreign soil, J
forever 'he pfi'Hege OF casting their ballots
against the institution ef slavery. ls iLere
not then something hypocritical in such men,
wh1 profess TO be free soilers, and at the
50 ne time belong to an order, which opposes
every thinginths shape of free soil prihelpIes
We have several such chaps about Cadiz
They proclaim in the leudest manner. that
hey are opposed TO slavery and everything
that looks like slavery; yet at tie same time
hey belong 10 an organization that is on.
posed TO the principles they so hypocrili
calIy proclaim. Such men are not fit 10 be
trus:ed. No confidence whatever can be
placed in anything they say, no difference
on what subject il is. They are dangerous
men 10 society. for while they pretend to
act the christian they are showing I'll emseI-
YES by their works to be the basest kind Of
hypocriles 0nr prayer is, that God may
have mercy on such hypoerites, IL there b.
such . thing as mercy fol ihsm, W. have
our doubfs whether there Is. We trust we
may b. mistaken.
HFI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
EKe!M IHereI
Where arc , ou goingq | am Going
to stewards to buy some of his
N new and Cheap Goods!


i ASjust received toe largest aud most beautiful
IL stock OF SPRING and ST MINER DRY GOODS
ever brought % Cslix, which have been selected
visl great care from the recent impOftations in
Philadelphia and will be sold f0r cash or good pro-
anee at a very small advance above Eastern cost
fnrchassrs respectfully solicited 10 give them
an vatiy call and secure good bargain as the stock
consists OF general assortment of tne following ar
iclest - =
French Merino and Thibot Cloths;
Goourgs, ParGmates, aud Persian wills;
Eh e"oieu dc ialnes, cashmere and e. ALA plaidss
hiohair ana silk llsiFes, sipacas, all eolors;
noEoaZnes aud Persian cloths do do
ilgh t,istre PLAIN black silks all widths.
bfocaues, salln paids ami watered silks;
biacA nlu Shalleion silks and Turk satins:
Shlha olNs aud Poplms, plain and frured;
TronCn anu American Ginghsms, all prices.
Ei'IIish ana Aiierlcan chinfzes and calicoes;
Ns'He "orhed Gun collars, chimizettes and canes:
I'll iibFohered, pialn and ilem-sitched hnen cam,
bric hdkls;
silk pocket hdk'fs, eravats and neck tiss
Gloves, Nuts, hosiery and suspenders;
llcklngs, checks, bleachet and bru,n tnnsI;,.
lfIsh Llnen liable cloths aud damasks
Blrd-eyc and Russia diapers, very cIeap,
High coured dress and sack tlanuels nlain and
hgurod;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
and NestingE;
Bunnets aud Bonnet Ribbons AT bargains;
81 ring and Summer 5hawls general assortment.
Crash ana towels at 30 per cent below regular
prices;
Red, white and yellow hannels, very cheap
Also general assortment of Queenswsre, Groce
rl;S 1oc. Bring un your trade.
Cadlz, Ohio. April H. 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Eighth Of January Democratic
State EnnvAnfinn-

Ht meeting of the democratic State
Central Cemmittee, held at the Attorney
Generals Office. Tuesday, December I2,
1854, it was ordered,
That Democratic State Convention be
'aiiri, 20 mreI in the city of ColuIabus, OF
Monday, The 8'h day of January. 1895, 70,
The purpose Of nominating The following
democratic candidates: Fn Governor lieu.
tenant Governor, Auditor of State, Treas.
urer Of State, Secretary of State, Attorney
General, two Judges OF the Supreme Court,
and one Member OF he Board of Public
Works ..r
1t was also ordered that the ratio of rep.
reservation in the convention sheuld be one
delegate for every five huadred Democrats
votes cast in each couuty for Governor at
the election Of 1858, and also one addilon-
al delegate fer every irac ional vote so cas-,
Exceeding two hundred and City, as follows:
We omit the list OF delegates. Harrison
county is entitled to TWO Delegates, ii
having polled ll86 democratic votes in
1858. ....... .......
The Committee invoke the Democracy of
Ohio to respond to tLis call, with the unan-
unity and promptuude which the existing
political crisis demands of that patriot purity.
We have been defeated, but we confidently
believe for temporary .period only. Our
la's overthrow was occasionrd BY agencies
which, with due vigilance, can never sue
cessiully confront us again Neither an un-
Sc'upulous secre! political society, in com-
hmatIon or o:her wise, can venture into the
heId against us, if VIC resolve to ~ before
the world united in full array upon our es-
tabshed principles, fully approaching the
txlgency OF the times, and resolved to ap,
ply such policy to public affairs as The known
sentiment OF the people demand. The very
day upon which We meet in State Conven-
ton, is full OF victorious promise.
Tie Committee earnestly trust that the
Democracy ofevery county will hold their
delegate conventions early, and send full
representations OF picked and chosen men.
whose wise counsels shall result in an old
fashioned victory, and thereby inure to the
pubic ~elfare.
EEL WILLIAM PARh Chairman pro tenn.
JAS H. SMITH, Secretsry.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Pay Of Congressme

The bill 10 increase the Salaries of Mem
bers Of Congress and in iges Of the Supreme
Court, proposed BY Mr.. Btlsrr. fixes the
co npensation Of the Judges at 81, $40 II,
the Chief Justice, ani S6 75l for the .A.so.
clate Justices IL gives to ea.h Senator and
Representative sl2a day, and Si2 for er.
cry twenty miles ofacsuAl travel going to
and returning from the session. &. 4
A'an ot'et 70 this blli, W., see it stated
that William I Sapp, member nf the
iioa'c from tbs State. intends to introduce
proportion for the reduction Of the pay
oi members OF Congr's IS from eight 10 six
dollars day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
MRS. DiVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store
OfPOSrfE THE rUBLIC BUILDINGS.
G4DxEs, OkAl2.

MRS. NJ. DIVINE respectfully informs ner friends
M Tat she has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite tie Public Buildings where. aIe
1ers for sale large and well selected assortment Of
cuNFEcTioNAR SO, among which niuy be
ioind the following.
Common and cyVandies of all kinds,
Almonds, tlibcrts, rcam and Pea Nuts
kalsns, Figs, Dates, French surrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve aud EugisilNlleese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon
Pepper, Ginger, Aispics and Starch,
Fine and CUnnnon Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff
PuIyerlzeu W hitc Sugar,
Assnrted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chails keys nnd tIlurtls
A tine lot ol COmnion Jewelry,
TOYS 0t all descriptions,
~ Al she intends to sell cheap, she hopes he,
frionds aud tie public generally viii favor her viii
tnclr palruage.
Hf' Country Coqtectlonuries can he supplied at her
establishment ou the very bestterms
mar oily.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

GE THE bill to increase the Salaries Of
Members Of Congress and Judges of the
Snptsme Court, proposed by Mr.. Badger,
likes the compensation Of the Judges atS7,.
500 for the Chief j. siiee. and So, $50 for
the Associate Justices. Il gives to each,
Senator and Representative eI2 A day. anl
$i2 for every twenty miles Of .sc.ual trav.
cl going 70 and returning from the session.
{ The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Stsubensills and Indiana Railroad
wiiibs held at the Office Of The company.in
this city on the first day Of January. 1855.
for the purpose II eecting Board ef Di.
reetors for the ensuing ,sar.--.stsu. Ussosa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Honor to the Brave.

We trust that every surviving soldier Of
TIE war Of 1919 will be in Cadiz on next
Monday. to attend the meeting that will be
held at the Court House, at 10 o'clock A. N.
The following is copy of bill which
was introduced into the United States Sen
ate. By Mr.. Broadhead. Let the brave de-
Tenders Of our country resolve that this, or
something Of the kind, shall pass. and it
will be done. They never wayered when
their cOuny was in peril, rill they dc SO
when they ask their own rights?
Be IL enacted. That each Of the surviving
commissioned officers and non commission
ed officers. musicians and privstes, whether
Of regulars, rangers or militia, who we're
regularly mustered into the service of The
United States; and every officer, commits
stoned and non-commssioned, seamen, or.
binary seamen, marine clerk and landsmen
in the navy, except those who have receiy-
ed piize money in any of tie wars in which
this country has been engaged since seven
teen hundred and ninety. and each of The
survivors Of the mill ia or volunteers. or
State troops of any State or Territory call,
ed into service and regularly mustered there
n, and whose services have been paid BY
the United ST. ties subsequent to the eigh-
te h day ofJune, eighteen hundred and
twelve, shall be entitled to receive a certf.
cate or warrant from The department of the
Interior, for one hnnd,td and sixty acres Of
land: or, where any Of those who have SO
served shall have received r certificate or
warrant, he shah b. entitled to n certif-
cate or warrant for such guam ity OF land as
will make, in the whole, with what he may
have heretofore received one hundred and
sixty acres to each person h,vin. served as
aforesaid.
SEC g. And ie il further enacted, That
in case of the death Of any person who, il
living. would be entitled to a certificate or
warrant RS aforesaid under this act, leaving
widow, or. if no widow, minor child or
children, such widow. or if no widow, mi,
nor child or children, shall be entitled to re.
celye n certificate or warrant for the same
quantity of land that such deceased person
would be entitled TO receive under the pro.
visions of tins act if now living: Provided,
That subsequent marriage shall not i'm
pair the right of any such widow to such
Warrant if she be widow at the time of
making her application and at the date of
such warrant.
SEe. B. Anl be Il FURTHER enacted, That in
no Sc shall any such certiiica'e or war
rant be issued for any service less than
twenty eight days, o, where the person shall
actually have been engaged in battle, nor
unless the party claiming such certificate or
warrant shall establish his right thereto by
record evidence of said service or by two
crcd!tabla Witnesses
SEC. e. dmE be Il fvrtser rnacted, That
sad certificates or warrants may be assisn-
ed, transferred, ant located By the war
rantces or their heirs at law, according to
the provisions Of existing laws, regulating
the assignment, transfer, and location Of
bounty land warrants.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

6JDr. Thomas DICK, author of the
Christian Philosopher, has written lsttel
10 Jesse Shortess OF Cincinnati, eontr 4dict-
my the txaegera ed reports of his extreme
poverty, which originated he says in the
,act that Mrs. D,ck had gwen ~ sa exsuse
% = gentleman fpr not sending a parce.
10 a neighboring hotel that she krp: no
r-ryaht His hooks have not proved verv
iuorauye 10 hin becanse he always sold
she copyright Al a low figure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Eighth of January Convention.

John J. Hoffman, oE SAX county is in
nounred as \ ca, didate ftr member Of N,
Board OF Public Works "7
1t is also understood that Gov. Medill
"ii''be a candidate for reelection 10 tb.
''ifice, VIII ch he now fills with 80 much
uanor @
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

We thank those that have paid us. The
above amount has paid about, our current
weekly expenses during that time. We are
now about As well off as we were on the
22n1 Of November. Our friend McGonarle,
of the Guernsey Jrff-rsonian, can beat u,
with his two weeks list, if he chooses. w.
don't care.
But TO be serious. We want all of owe,
patrons who are indeb ed to us. land their
name is legion to remember thai we can,
not publish paper without that nsateriaI
did that is necessary 10 carry on any kind
OF business. We know that the times are
hard, and money very scarce: but !here is
no one that feels it worse than the Printer
Harl times or not, he must lave money
Our delinquent patrons must not think hard
OF US If they should have to pay the full
price $500 year, for their paper. Ad.
vance payments are not made At the end OF
the year. All those that are indeb sl to
us, must pay us against the first OF Frbru-
airy, il they wish TO save the fifty cen -
Their will is our pleasure up to that time
after that tine our vii! must he thei, pleas
ure. Come on then, friends, every one Of
you, AMI pay what you owe US, AMI help us
and help yourselves.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
BEAR, WALTER & BROTHERS
Ns9&;E.s:si So, AND EsEkAAL.
CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE,

CHEAP CLOTHING House.
No l62 Main Street, Batow Monroe House,
WAEELA., Va.
fIilE undersigned would respecttuy~caIl tie at
A. tentuu 0l the Pubic, bpa in amf out of toyn.
to their New Clolhing Emporium, where they Hat
ter themselves that they val be able to ullrf BET
Ter bargains than any other esiabiishu.nt in Wueal
Ing. r.. .gs
Our G'oots are always purchased on the ,esttsrin
tron the Jirst MsnHlactrars. all. made m Mt o.,
own Establishment in Baltimore
Our stock too large lor onatn.ra,iln, co ,,,ri
very article, Fine and Course in the a
bAElt, WAl.TE,t 4 BROS.
Branch Of Waite. ! iiru's CIoihint House. Bal
iHnure, Nd. w 4vrlinp sem Il IH53 ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
aycup wzArnER "Wednesday morr

Hy-coLp WEATHER "Wednesday morn
ing, st o'slock, the mercury stood at The
i,,lowiug places as follows:
Il Az Albany, "A degrees below 0.
Al Portland degree below 0.
A, Philaitlphia. 5 degrees aboye 0.
Al Washn gten, "A degrees above o.
90 A KFor Earnise Shrock. the ND
sr,nding Treasurer u h5lnc, county, W.
81 regular Kaew Nothing. he hnins teff Ia,
I,.mecrasic party and lined ipst n the
rrw Nothipes last fall The esiI tompa
which be got insc pro,abiy lad lis tf.
tsss in leAding hin 10 the p.th Of dishon-
Ht~sv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

ASGANDID ADhTsroN.--SayH the Louis
vile journal: A United States Bank was
supported by the Wing party because it was
btiieved that 1t was NECESSARY to the opera
lion OF the monetary affairs Of the Govern
ment' The experience Of nearly twenty
years has shown that this was an error.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

EF The N"tio,.ai ln..in., t,.e,r Of Thurs
.Jal, says: eve regret TO learn that The
Hon. John Scott Harrison, Of Ohio, hss
bsen called home in consequence Of the se-
.rioaa Illness Of his mother the aged relic.
Of Gen. Harrison.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.

Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.
We direct the attention of our readers,
and the business and travelling public gen
orally, to the advertisement of the above
named company, which will be found in to-
days paper. H
By "a noe from Judge JEwErr, the ac-
complished Vice President, W. learn that
this road will be completed to Newark the
present month--at present it extends to with
in few miles of that place. This will sf.
ford to the citizens of Mount Vernon. and
the county of Knox, an almost direct con.
nectiou with the counties east of us-Oo.
shocton, Tuscarawas, Harrison, Jeffyrso i,
&c. .a ia fH
We predict that the S. & L. r R. will
do F." large and prof abb, business. Besides
penetrating the h1art Of rich agricultural
portion of the state il connects with all the
leading Railroads of the west aid north
west.--lKi. Vernon Banner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
THAT LEGION OF HONOR!

As We have heretofore announced, We
now publish the amount received on subr
seription to the Sentinel, since Noyembe-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27
wwe rru,t that The above calls Of Ii.

EyWe trust that the above calls Of the
STATS and County Central Committees will
be attended 10. Let every Democrat in
Harrison county make it his business to be
10 CHdIS, on NEw Years Day And let
us appoint men who win attend the Con.
ven'iOR; anI let them be men whose dc
mocracy is unlmpcachabls. The first day
OF January is an exceli,n mt lime TO commence
The good work Of spreading the pure princl
Pies of D~monracy. Va have foes "n every
nand to contend against; bnt by active, un
drlng exrrtIol we can overcome them all, -
fhen Democrats of Harrison county. Il,
our posts, and be pre- pared to meet your
enemies.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

lES-The Ohio Dsmocrst estimates the
], 4 shipmems II l'aacMawAs comfy. thls
|, .sun, at Sl.076vuO bushels.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-12-27

t1r1hs Cincinnati Columbian says there
ara enly i5o 900 bushels of coal in the
market and for sale il that ritY. and thai
two-thirds Of this is in the hands OF
two dealers. Twenty cents for Pomeroy
and twenty five for Yeoghshauy are now
the ruling rates. There are a million and
half bushels Of coal at Pomeroy. waiting
rise in the liver to be taken 10 market
100000 bushels can be obtained per month
from Lancaster, and this is the extent OF
ths supply, il theie is not rise in the
Ohio.
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or Brown, the edi:orot the Ohio Far.
mer. says:7-The wheat fields every where
IN Ohio. look green and promising; and
pastures ditto. f,tss ss IS at
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TAcILIrArfSG A VERDICT. The Austali
ans have an original way Of getting yer
dict from hung jury. The foreman
comes into court and says the jury. cannot
agree unanimously, but thai majority have
agreed, whereupon the counsel on both sides
CONSENT" trke the opinion oi majority for
the verdict t