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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-08-02
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OF AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK. "
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
100000 Of Safe debt Paid in
Six Months.

In passing through Columbus recently we
took occasion to call upon Auditor Morgan
and in doing SO we ascertained that the Fund
Commissioners had paid off Three Hundr d
Thousand dollars Of Tie State de6t, in the
six months ending on the lsi Of July last
This IS paying at the rate of Fifty-thousand
Dollars per month-within a fraction Of
Eleven Thousand, Five Hundred and thirty
eight and half Dollars per week, and one
Thousan4, Nine Hundred and Twenty Dol
lars per day. That is doing quite WE'LL
The Fund Commissioners are endeavoring
to purchase all the State Bonds they can In
advance of their becoming due; but fud it
exceedingly difficult TO purchase many at
this time at anything like fair price--a
high rate Of premium being invariably de-
manded by holder. The State Bonds Of
Ohio are now regarded as among the most
safe investments for capitalists, and hence
are most sought after. aa ~
( Surely it should be cause Of congratu.
lation 10 every Ohioan, and especially 10 ev-
ely Democrat, that the credit OF the State
stands so high. Butafew years ago--from
! the 18th Of No7ember i64i. TO the 18th ol
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Names Bothered

The party progress-the party devoted
to porular tights and human Iiberty--was
the Republican party" And so it has
been down to the present day.--.Ioarmal.
If so, what have the Whig party been
about? We used to be told that the Whg
7arty had maintained its identity since the
Revolution. Be specific in your allegations.
Was it the AntiMasonic Republican or the
Know Nothing Republican party which has
always been the party of progress? If the
Wing party only arted in 1884, as you say,
If it then displaced the National Republ-
cans" i: has had Just twenty years run.
1t is hardly. of age. Why not let it come to
maturity before giving it tn farewell stab?
"May we not lay it down and resume the
n'me Of Republican, the better to rally
numbers TO save the Union from the same
ruthless hands? Who shall answer? Not
the Slave Democracy, most certainly"
Which farewell stab means this: You i'm
pudent Wing Central Committees of Frank
lin, Muskiugum etc, what is the sense Of
sticking by name under which you have
only me defeat and dishonor? Remember
that al as is AS convenient to politicians as
it Is to pickpockets. Itenables them, under
false pretenses to throw off old odium and
begin Il new life of more successful manage.
ment. So give up your prejudiees for the
name Of Wing. 1t is but twenty years old
after all. The serpent casts its skin every
year--why canuot Whiggery once in twenty
Statesman ana DeDl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Allowance to Widows and Minors.

When man having firmly shall Gle, leaving Widow mi
nor Chd the following articles shall be deemed assets
shall administered SUCH but shall be included and stated in
the inventory the estate and signed by the without be-
ing appraised
All spinning wheels weaving looms. and stoves putup and
kept for the of his family. 4. .s.- .- . y
Cd The family Bible family pictures, and school books used
by the family of the decaed and books not exceeding fifty
dollars value which kept and used part Of the family
brary before the decease Of such person.
81 One cow all sheep the number of twelve and the wool
shorn from hem and the and cloth Manufactured therefrom
4th All wearing apparel BEDS bedsteads and bedding,
cessary cooking utensils the clothing the family the clothes
Of the widow, the wearing apparel oil the deceased
And t".
5h One table, six chairs six knives and forks, six plates six
eacup saucer sugar DISH milk pot one teapot and
twelve spoons. $50 "
The shall also set off, and allow to the widow and
children the age fifteen years. there be- or there
widow then such children sufficient provisions or other
property support them for twelve mtnths from the death OF the
eceden and the widow such chden have since the death
of the deceased previous such allowance consumed for their
support any portion Of the the appraisers shall take the
into consideration in determining the amount OF the allowance
When sufficient personal property OF suitable KIND to
set off to the widow children for their years support the
appraisers shall certify what further sum In moy is ne
cessar the said support Of sLch widow children OF both
The property off and allowed for the support OF the
widow and children be included the inventory but the
shall be stated schedule signed b them and re-
turned with the inventory the Probate Judges Office
Upon completion OF the inventory shall be signed by the APP
praisers and copy thereof shall be returned by the Executor
Administrator and be shall the original 10 the Office OF the
Probate Judge Wheeupon said Executor Administrators shall
subscribe oath before said Judge stating that such IN
yenory in all respects ilst and ue that true
of all the and property OF e deceased which has
his knowledge and particularly OF all money bank bulls or
other circulating belonging the deceased and of all just
claims deceased against HIM oher persons 10 the best o
his knowledge a...ls fa Isl ....... 80
Whenever personal property assets of any kind not mention
ed any inventory shall have been made shall TO the
knowedJe or of the Administrator Executor shall
the be appraised aforesaid and return an nfen
tory Of the same within TWO months after the discovery
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Tricks upon Travellers.

When the Wing managers. who got up
The late Fusion Convention at Columbus,
undertook 10 induce the Abolition aud Free
Soil party Of OHIO to break up their camp
and emigrate, as body, over to Whigguar-
ters, they managed to play a trick upon
them OF the mostscandalous character. We
will give brief idea of its nature:
BIickensder er, whom these adrot Wing
tri his eI, were successful in fosting upon
the Convention as the Peoples Ca Qidate,
for Board of the Public Works, was mem
Der Of the Boriin l848, when Mr. Hamln,
a leading Free So!er AMI man of fine tai
ents, was elecled by the Legislature as one
of that body of st tie officers. So intense
and intoIer, Wing was BIickensderfer,
that, AS we have it from reliable authority,
he and his Whis colleague in the Board
abso u'eIy refu ,ed to associate with Hamlin,
r recogn;z, him as one ofthe body, or allow
him to cooperate with them in the office at
Co unb is, when e Ii " out the anaual re-
port Of the Boards doings.
The olly reason Bickensderfer had for his
unclvil conduct toward Hamin was, that the
lltter, through the Free Soil balance of pow
er, which controlled the Legislature of AS
8, had been chosen, instead of Whig, to be
one of the b ,ard BckensIerfer then held
Fre"soilism in such high contempt, that, to
mark his hatred Of it. he refused even to
treat as a gentleman, much less recognize as
a colleague, man who had the legislative
Endorsement which sent Mr.. Chase to the
United States Senate, and who WAS posses
sed Ola capacity for the responsible post far
superior to the imperious Wing who trea-
ted him with such marked contempt.
Mr.. Blickensderfer is now greatly solici
tous to be taken cordially by tie hand and
be invited into the household Of which Mr.
Hamlin was one of the distinguished heads in
1889. OF course he expects Mr. Hamlr
and all his friends, as soon as they have
heard of the trick, to make rush tor him, to
fall upon his neck and kiss him, and Aun,b y
ask It's forgiveness for the studied insults
which the aforesaid Blickensderfer continu
ally heaped upon them during his entire off
cial career. We expect, too, to see Mr.
Hamln, in the meekness OF apostolic mood
fairly break his neck to grasp the Dickens
derfel hand and press the Blickensderter lips
We do, vcliNy.- Cincinnati Enquirer.
We do mol expect Mr.. Hamlin to do tha
thing; for we have always understood him t.
be a high minded gentleman, attached to hi
Free Soil principles from the love of them
honestly ho ding them dear to his heart anc
notnegotiable for ga consideration. - States
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.Yla8IL-IaIL D - q.
CADlz OIIO WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 80 1854.

! val. Committees will BE- called at O'Clock
on 1aestdy, at the Executive Committees
Tent,lOnthe 'mound, " in the centre of the
grounds, and vacancies will there be FL
led. .f .,r
One Of the best Brass Bands in the State
will be in daily attendance An abundance
Of hay, straw aud water will be delivered at
the stalls and stock pens, free. An ex-
per enceG police force viii be in attendance
from the large cities, but still visitors will
need to be on the lookout for the iight-fn
gered gentry. sf.' 70 Ha''@s' Air @.
The driyingring for rOadsters and blood
horses, is oae,third Of a mile in circumfer-
ence. Seats will be erected for ladies, on
the inner side of the emblokmeent. over.
looking this ring, forming fine "Amphi-
theatre ".aalf # aIfe 7as sm
All applications for premiums, after the
Fair is over, should be addressed to THos'
Noodle. deputy Treasurer of Board Of az
riculture, at City Bank, Columbus. As set
fourth in the premium list, single admission
tickets will be furnished on Thursday and
Friday, at 95 cents.
Railroad Superintehdents will this year
furnish more liberal facilities to visitors than
ever before. Fifteen ofthe seventeen rail
Dad routes that will be maie available at
rhe time Of the Fair, will carry upon all
trains without distinction at half fare. On
the Cincinnati, Xenia aud Columbus, and
the Ohio Central roads, full far be charged
on regular trains, and extra trains will be
run at half fare.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton,
and the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroads,
will charge haHusnal rates on stock and ar
ticles, All other roads will carry free, ex-
cept the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Shippers will generally required to pay on
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Missouri Democratic,

asg The contest in Missouri was triangular.
The Democrats were divided between the
Benton and anti Benton segments. Oh
course, in such Il case, it might be expected
that, even with minority vote, each Wing
candidate for Congress would be elec-
ted; and that too while the popular vote
would be largely Democratic.
The reasonable antecedent probability is
verified by the election for the Legislature
where notwithstanding many wings with
m nor ty votes were elected over both
branches Of the Dem ocracy, there has been
m ,jority OF Democrats elected. The re.
turns are antien ic on this point. The s..
Louis Republican, the great whig organ, OF
the 18th, says:
"Of the thirty three members Of the Sen
ate, the Wings will have at least thirteen,
and the remainder will be divide between
the Anti Bentionites and TIL. Benton me |.
LAS to the Houses OF Repre- senta'lves,
we have returns Of the election of Al WRi"s,
90 Democrats, and 29 Benton men. Tha
Wig Representatives may go up to fifty,
out Of l50, and the eighty votes will he di-
vided amoug the Democrats and the Ben,on
men,"
The St. Louis Democrat of the 18th,
sums up as follows:
So far as returns have been received, the
I House stands as follows; Benton men go;
Wings Al; Administration %; pied 5ed to
vote with the majority 4.
OF the Senators now elected and holding
over. they stand Benton l3; Wings I2;
Administration s.
OF the counties which are yet to bear
from, there will probably be returned eigh.
teen Benton Democrats, ten Wings and
four Antics; and in this event the vote in
the next General Assembly, on Joint ballot
will stand: Benton so, Wings 63; Anti 81
EE- The ticket nominated at the Conven
ton on the 2lst inst, meets with general ap
probation throughout the county. A tickle
composed of men. who are fully compe;en
to discharge the duties of the respective of
fees for which they are nominated will re
ceive the support of the voters of Harrison
c.unty. Such'is the ticket nominated on th'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Form Of Appraisement Notice.

An appasenent of the personal estate of A. B. deceased will
be had on the day Of A. D. 1875 at his late resi-
dence Township Harrison County between the hours of
AN and F. NJ of said day. and continued between the same
hours from day to day until completed .-. ~. a..
TDaedl G. D., Executor.
The appraisers (fs having taken and subscribed OATH
which be annexed the Inventory that they % truly hon.
esy md pa ally appa the estate and property sOhich shaH be
exhibited em AMI perform the other duties required by law in
premises according the best Of their knowledge and ability
SHALL in the presence of the of KIM egatees creditors of
She Teaor nestae shall attend proceed to appase the
property and estate AMI each article item shall be set down sep
aratey with the value thereof in dollars and cents distinctly in
fgures opposite the articles items respectively.
The mbements annual crops raised labor whether
ed land of the deceased the time of his DEATH
shall be the hand of the Executor Administrator
shall be included in the inventory. ........
The inventory shall contain ls particular statement Of all
the bonds mortgages and all other securities for the pay
money belonging the deceased which known to
such Executor Administrator specifying the name OF the debtor
in such security the date the originally payable the endorse
thereon any, with their dates and the which, IN the
Judgment of the appraisers be coecte on such security
of all other debts and accounts belonging to the
deceased which known such Executor Administrator
specifying the the debtor the date the balance thing
due the value which be collected thereon in the
judgment Of the appraisers. ..
g. of all moneys whether in specie bank
bills other circulating medium, belonging to the deceased, and
have into the hands of the Executor Admnstra
tor the fact shall be stated in the inventory. ,..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Sale List.

The Executor administrator SHALL within three months after
the date Of his hond sell all the personal property belonging " e
deceased which is liable sale except such shall he taken by
the widow the appaemen and such property as spechc"
betueathed, and growing crops that are defined
The Executor Administrator shall give fifteen day notice oil
the time and place Of by in newspaper or by
notice SET 40 least five public places i'll the county and sneh
sale shall be by publ; yendue -
The Executor or SHALL previous to such SALE make
ont list of all the articles mentioned 10 the nyeuory which are
liable sale in the they down IN the inventory
whether the same Destroyed taken by the widow at the s
pasemsn or forthcoming not and some su'abe
clerk who is not Interested the shall at the time OF SALE
place opposite each item the list the name Of me purchaser
and the amount FOR which the sold Aud there De an ar
ce not sod the sod aken by the widow Atth
apprasen other according to the ac-and any
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Ohio County Fairs.

-m The following is list Of the County Fair
Iobe held in Ohio the ensuing Fall. Man,
societies have not designated the time AM
pace Of holding heir Fairs:
Ashland, Ashland, Oct 4, 5.
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. 26 90.
Belmont, ST. Cisrsville, Oct. 3, 5.
Carroll, Carollton, Oct. II, 10.
IA Champaign, Urbana, Oct l9, IS.
Clarke, Springfield, Oct. 8, 3.
Clermout, Benton, Oct 3, 8,
a,a linton, Wilmington, Sept. l2, 10.
vi, golpmhisna. Now Lisbon, Sept. 27, 20,
Goshoctqn, 0ushocton, Oct i2. Is.
I. Dsrke, Greenyi!le, Sept l3, a.
.s,, Defiance, Defiance, Oct. I2, IA.
sg4. Delaware, Delaware, Sept. IA. n.
"A Franklin, Columbus, Sept. Is, ia,
,Gallia. Gallipolis, Oct. s, G.
tiieauga, Burton, Oct. 4, g.
aiaernsey, Cambridge, Sept. 6, 7.
as Hamilton, Carthage, Oct. 4, 8.
Hardin, Kenton, Sept. 27. %.
talI Harrison, Cadiz, Oct. 5, ca
ga ttenry. Napoleon, Oct. s, G.
d1 Holmes, Millersburgh, Oct. 8. 6.
. jefferson, eubenville, Oct s, Z.
IL Licking. Newark. Oct. IL, II.
Na Logan. Belfontaine, Oct. 3. ..
x, I.orain, Elyria, Sept. &c, 27.
gg Lusas, Toledo, Sept. 26. 27.
Mahoning. Canfeld, Sep. 25. &c.
H Medina. Medina. Sept. l3. ND. s.4
tid Monroe. Woods6eld, Oct 5, 6. Gg
ag Miami. Troy, Sept. &c. 20. aa
Morgan. McCoanellsville, Dot. 8, A.
q A Pa Horse Chnm Gnlnnn OF Ia n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
The Inventory, &c.

Every Executor Administrator shall within three months af
his appointment make and upon oah into Court true
nyenoy all the gool cha moneys rights and credits OF
the deceased, which by law to be administered and which
shall have come to his knowledge possession. ...
notice Of hets and place of making said Inventory and All
apprasemnt thereof shall be served by the Executor Admins
not less than five days previous thereto the Legaees
next of kin residing in the County where such property shall be-
And said notice shall also be posted two o the most public
places the Township in which the deceased last dwet
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30

TnE CoxsuMprrvEA correspondent ii the New k tnivle
urins from MADEIRA saws: fhe invahis tShrf nions
will Hck here in great numbers i the finest %lmait ih
world for the afflicted with consnmpm Many prtson- tar gon
thar disease been relieved by resortn q this Isisnd
he princpal resort for the Europeans afflicted the clina
here in the winter like the climate Of May in Che Uied States
whie there il life there hope and lbertre nsrft .h
foregoing with pleasure Consumption 4 one olhe most lAsat i
while ever and anon remedies poken Of heis seems ue m
reliable system Of positive cure Nevertheless VI
nabened for wears Tue great error with thr mauds IL.
they delay means u restoration and Improvement until TOO II
While hundreds may bs feared perish Tie c oinpdssa
and cmpiriesn.
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RULES
N Office to Creditors.

EVERY Executor Administrator SHALL within three months af
giving Bond notice OF his appointment be published in
newspaper of general circulation the County or three
secutive weeks. 's f #e i# b ... ...... ...
copy of said notice. with affidavit of its publication,
must be filed in the Probate Judges Office and recorded within
one year after giving bond ---.-- ----
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Pickaway. Circleyille, Sept. 6, 8.
Pike, Piketon, Oct I3, a..
Preble, New Paris. Oct. II; I3.
Richland, Mansfield, Sept. q, 60.
Sandusky, Clyde, Sept. &c. e7.
Stark, Canton, Oct. 8, 5.
Summit, Akron, Sept 90, 90,
Trumbull, Warren, Oct. 5, 8.
Union, Merysville, Oct. 5, 9.
Warren, Lebanon, Sept 8, 9.
Wayne, Wooster. Oct. 8, Z.
Wheeling IVA. Island, Sept. l3, Is.
Wood, Portageville, Oct 4, 5.
There should be some arrangement made
by the officers of the Harrison comfy agrf-
cultural society with the officers Of the Bel
mont and Jefferson societies in relation to the
time Of holding their different Fairs. AS
will be seen by the above list, the three Fqirs
are all held the same week. Suppose that
our Fair is held a week sooner or week la
ter. What do you say to the proposition,
Messrs. officers Of the Harrison county apri
cultural society?
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TERMS, $500

articles are sold that the inventory the shall be
designated.
The said bill shall be signed by the said clerk and the Executor
Administrator shall maize oath that the is all respects
correct o the best Of his knowledge and belief
In all sales of personal porery credit shall be given BY the
Executor or Administrator less than three aud
nine months when purchased exceeds three dol
lars.
Notes bonds with approved suretes shall in all
such be taken by the Executor Administrator.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-30
Executors or Administrators Account.

Every Executor Administrator SHALL within eighteen months
after giving bond render his of his administration oah
and he shall in like tender such further accounts of his d
mnsraion from time me an every twelve ronhs thereafter
and ao such other times be required by the Court un
til the estate be wholly settled.
nrendering account every Exeuto Administrator shall
produce vouchers for all debts and gce paid and for all tuner
charges and and necessary expenses which vouchers shall
filed with the accounts the Probate Judges Office An Ex
Administrator applying for further time than eighteen
months settle up shall make affidavit setting forth
the grounds of the application the amount of his hands
applicable the payment of the debts OF the deceased and that
the Executor Administrator has used due diligence to collect
the and to pay the debts
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UemUfratlf 5eutinel.
CADTz, OHIO.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. AUG. 80, 1854
ayThe woods6eld Spirit of Democracy

EV-The Woodsfeld Spirit of Democracy
speaks truthluly, when it says, that it is
sometimes asserted by the fusionists that it
is necessary to wrest the government OF
State, from the hands of the Democracy, in
order to reduce our taxes, both State and
county. What authority they have for
making such an assertion as this, we are
unable to conjecture. Not word is to be
found in their Columbus platform on the
subject of State policy. From anything
therein set forth it does not appear that they
are at all dissatisfied with the administra-
ton of our State affairs. Their whole aim
seemed to be to ride into power on the Ne
braska hobby. Even resolution in favor
of the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law was
strangled By that body of Freedons- -lopiag
politicians! Let the people say to these fu-
sionists, whenever they claim to be in favor
of retrenchment or reform, why did You not
adopt a platform of principles by which you
would be governed in State policy? Were
you afraid to express an opinion on the sub
iect, as you were on the Fugitive Slave Law
question? ..
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Ey-The Sandusky Register is responsible
for this: Two little children-a boy and
girl, aged four and three years respectively
were missed by their families, and search
ed every where for them, but in vain. The
dag passed and considerable alarm existed.
Persons were out in all directions and the
bell-r niger had been sen: for, when, passing
by tnicket of bushes in the garden, the
mother thought she heard low voices near.
Pulling away the leaves there were the in
ants, with their night othes on, locked in
one another's arms and very comfortably
slowed away for the night The plecocious
LoverS were stirred from their nest bnt the
boy expressed the utmost indignation, for
said he, "the hired man had married me and
sissy, and that bush house was hizzen and
they was GIN to live there till it rained. )"
The announcement was 50 comical that it
was concluded to let the babies be married
until they had falling out, which occurred
he next day. and now they live apart-a
seperate man and wife ..s -.....
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EF-A grand horse exhibition is to come
off at Salem Columbana county, Ohio, on
the 18th, 18th and l4th days of October
next. Harrison should be represented, for
she has horses that are horses.