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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
BY SATURDAYS MAILS.
Terrible Fires in the Woods.

a.
1t it stated that Fires are raging TO terrible
extent in the vicinity of Bangor, Me. tele-
graphic dispatch says:
The damage to the woodland and TO the crops
will be enormous. MANY buildings have been
burnt in Kendus Gag. Borinth, Charleston, Gar
land and other towns. In many places the en-
tire population are engaged in fighting against
the fir. II Garland townshipitis said, that there
/, an entire family living some distance from any
other hnIsr, whoare entirely surrounded by the
flames, wing IL means 10 escape, and it is not
known whether III " are dead or alive.
The following account of creat enuaagraton
comes 10 rs IN a d~patch from Cleveland, Ono.
trighttul fire i RI ,ine in the woods Mt Guy
aboga Falls. extending - Franklin, Randolph,
Rayenna, Robertson. Mortified. and parts of
Summit and Portage counties. The soil is burn
lug to the depth Of one aud half feet. Barns
of hay, grain, &c are destroyed, and apprchon-
sons are entertained for the town of Hudson.
The WOO Is, near painsvl r.oar nile in lru.eth,
ARE burning, and all efforts to arrest the flame,
have been unsuccessful
Near Albany, y. y. several very extensive
tire- are raging in the Uo,ds, and the atmosphere
Of "a. city is rendered hnzN with the smoke.
y great eonhaeration Is also in progress ON
the Green Mountains. near Arlington aud sun
derand, Y crmont, WI H. IN the course of five
six days, has travelled in II direct line over six
miles, spreading with fearful rapidity, and pre-
srating at night sublime spectacle. Looking
up from the valleys, the eye can survey at sin
gle glance moro than two miles Of lurid flame,
and as the fire Leaps from tree 10 tree. sweeping
upward and mountaineering can bo more magnii-
cent. 1t the last accounts, several large and
valuable saw mills were threatened, and the fire
travels - fast, that nothing but great storm
caa stupitS pfogrts>.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
usnoE iI.rEur,x,,,.
&~ -. a'' WIN Va "a
MAIN srREkr. LYNcnBuRa. VA
L EniIr Ilnnra l.

-Four Doors ADORE the Market House.
ie Subscribers respectfully cal the attention OF their
"'r7 = ah' tie public generally, to lher large and well
= saficd stork. mnsy GEN. fine Caf.L,n D,,ts If
1t1r "wa menp actur', and That OIL Mills San,;
I'M f'et Leather t'ntes Cloth Cater. and Shoe. OF
al d"'c9rton.i ladies Shoes. cornpr ing Back aud
= z"fed CI"h Traitors SINNERS, Ties. Hungarian.
Nonfns Roots, also. " Rv.n 4 Co.'S KID 3u.kins ,r.
cafari Ir their hnr III; Chldrra-' Shoe. of VA lou.
kind" and sizes. Gents fine Moleslin Nebraska und
hno" Nothing Hat, Childrcus Has and Gaps; Carpet
- Trunk Fali.es SC, Nc, al Of which
rinied Ia he OF the very best. aud no humbug and
which will he sold cheap they can be bought at
any muse in the city, if not cheaocr. Come quickly
Bargains may he had. FRErWELL X HALL
uur ; J.. nnIf
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EDTstTiON.
Roanoke College.

Rev. David T. Binlc A VI, President aud Profess.
sor of Moral aud intellectual fence, &c.
s Carsnoe Wells, A. NJ, Prof M,tlemate. aud
Natural Science.
Henri q. Won Hoxar Prof. Ancicnr aud Malcrn Len.
griases
V. + Bottom. Tutor
INHlS ln-ri.ation. lncated Mt Salem, Va. will
mg,ee Il. my session October ith Expenses for
the se-.ion nf months. including Toton. Buall.
Ronmrent. Fuel Lights aud incidental expenses sl1e
For particulars address the President.
mug l9-dsc6mos
Rep copy
Mi. & MIS- Doughcns School for Young Ladies
i exercise. nj our School will be resumed the rst
MONDAY in September. al residence on Church
street.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Frst Class in the English Branches .......... $l5
I'm Juai.t Glass -.-.-..-- -.=- ..---..-. 10
Ift'n, ffrr.i ar t,Hrnau 49,. .....--.. 10
He.'sl nt'Glias wa.hint { el n,,l chr, per M -
nus g3-i4lS.
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PLASTERING.

THE sui, crber takespleasure in informing hS NJ
4 merous friend hnt he is ady to answer any cal
made on him from the tonnry, AMI wi promptly and
in ,be hest .tyle execute all work rused to his
His we'll known ability in the tasttul branches ii
The trade coml ned With lore ex"rrience prnc-
ira workman, mnv well assure vii h" employ Tim ut
having < good pHrnr ceilings done il an G. y
a., Ibis Union InInt ion- ia Red anil Blue & ante
New England Sand Stone will be g ven where siurc :
:rr /. dnnc, at thu .aa.e price. No orge mndc foe
slowing auy who d"-ire tbs large stock al
patterns. MN! of bch are NV. City orders attended
10 as ussll JOHN LONG.
aug - 3lx--dts
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" NJ MARTIN & CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iny IT. Richmond. Va.
TIE UNITED STATES sIOEEb,.

(FpRMErLN TIN UNION.)
Corner Main and 10Th Streets Richmond Va
lio- b.. n u fitted unl tulet-1ed, and l. nov
rpndp itr ci-t, mrs.
d mrd pr day ilrira,sirnfs. ~ 20
!. T.. NORRIS. rrmictor
FORMERLY Superintendent al Congress Hal philn.
mug - dve3r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

HUNT Il HARVEY,
Cary, between 14th and 18TH Streets,
RICHMOND. "a,
A RE receiving their fall suppy OF Grocerirs,to whirh
"A they IN tAr attention of dealers, Their stock
consist. in part : follow:
100 hhds o. T. K Sugar
400 hhs steam refined do
500 bugs Rio. La Il Java Coffee.
so boxes Loaf Sugar
800 packages Green and Hack Teas
Is bbls O Moas.es
25 hhds Cuba do
500 Tallpw, AdamHntne and Sperm Candles
700 sides Sole Leather
500 kegs CutNas
so bbs Tnnners' Oil
$50 bags Shot
900 boxes 8 x 10 and 10 10 Window Glass
30 casks Rice
50 Dbl. Cider Vinegar
so bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
200 Gunny Bags
| % ioz Painted Buckets and Tubs
100 kegs Super arbonate Soda
100 rnses Stick and Mass Liquoricc
500 reama Letter. Cap and Wrapping Paper
40 bills Msckrrel
so Herrnes
Also Cords for plough lines and bed cord' Candle
wick Cotton Irvine, Startch, Indigo, &C., with many
other articles in their line, aud also good stock of for
ogn and domestic Liquors all of which Il ey will se
low as possible. aug l9u
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Dissolution.

I'iE concern of z. kOHN < co is lis dny dissoly.
ct by mn'la cnnccrt, NIL per45r, hat a.. ella m.
phinst thf concern wi" present them Ia 4. kuhn 4 Bro
ipr payment those ibirbcd the Concern will plea Sc
rnlae ip ward and max payment toB. konn 4 Brorher
X IN.
Lynrhbnrg. Aug, Eth. NJ ADLER
eug 10 sfrviW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

fhIhHsobU HSt, va.
DAY close personal attcntttn 10 eonS'guments of
l. Tobacco Wheat, Cctton,
md other produce
Constantly a. hind, Peruvian Guano, direct from the
Geverrneft Agen'. Mexican Guano direct from tho
Importer, @. b. DeBurP's Super Phosphate OF linn
Lubec Plaster, Bone Just Washington aud Thomastoe
Lime, md other Fertilizers.
We invite attention To stock of Flows. Harrows,
Cutvntors, Fan Mills, Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
liomry Mills, Chuns, Wheel asrruws, Hav and Manure
Forks &c
At the proper seasors, ", have hand. Wheat
Dulls, Rem Mowers, Grain Cradles GraSs Srythes
iiofso Powers, rhreshera end Grass eds. In grent va
iicty.
We are tho soc Agents in this city fr MocGregors
rcelrued Farmers Boiler and for p. s. Eas,man's
Plank Rand Wagons
Cypress Shingles, Hay, Lump md Grate Coal, Tar.
Cnicinet ilnster, Cement, &c. generally IN hand
Re ponsibe orders respectfully socite l. and filed
us low as It the purchaser were present
We do not keep Stuck Of Groceries bur take pleas
in filling orders for them when our Customers desire
il.
Now in Store. on Consignment.
800 hhls 40. Cut North Curulma Nelrirgs,
10 " Shad
30 hhds New Crop Cuha Monsse-
10 Casks Patent Refined Rnpcseed Oil,
10 E.phan Oil
Jun y Is w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
A. s.MAIA LINE FOR N. YORK :!

-. WALL LINE FOR N. YORK
u. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THE frat em double engine steamship. fr$Hfk
Roauuke, Cnpt Thomas 81 inner raves City saAsnE.
Point, f1r New Nors Every Hnr.rdny mofn lp, 10 o.
rloel tancanp IL Nurfal.. rhs Jnme-t ,wn, Capt
Ed~nr Cnvond, lesvr- heretofore. Il ciy tuesday,
eve ing, tnuchns at Nmfolk. Trains by R,lroad from
Petni .tnlR conucet with aaci. sh p,
Pn--enecrs nying Lvnehbnrg Tuesday morning
viii nrrvr IN irr Ia, the jamestown, City Point tho
evening Ht7 o'clock; and tn leaving on Friday
vii lnynecr in Petersburg TINT night, nn wit
tn R"ieol,c, next morning At 10 o'olocl.
Passage md fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $40 ~
Strerngc .puasngr. 10
t'as.oge and fnre 10 Norfols sumo by ,ne River
Stramef#.
tpr Freight or Passage apply to
SAMUEL g. BAPTIST, Petersburg
aug 5 Il 4iuy--y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
N M MARTIN & DOMAINS,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
July 7.ts Petersburg, Va.
a n
THOMAS NOWLAN,

Sign OF the Eagle Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va,
IL EElS constantly on hand the largest cheap stand
IN best assortment OF Watches Jew,ry. Gold Pens.
Spcctaolcs,&e. be found in Nsemhraric Gold Pa
Lever Horizontal mud Anchor Watches raigi ia = ice
rom S25 To 5000, all warranted to give salts 4fiion,
he will excl nnge them, Also large Of Dia
nonL, feah aud Plain Rings Breast Pins, EarDrnns,
Ladies' Neck md Chateain Chains. Gents Fob aud
Vest Chains Bosom, Sleeve and Coar Buttons. Brace
let's Gold Penc- &c; also, very large assortment
ot Silver Ware, embracing Table. Tea. Dessert. Salt
aud Mo.lnra Spoons, Table and dessert Forks, Sonr,
Gravy aud Cream Ladies' Pickle nnives and Forks Cakr.
Butter and Fruit Knives. Silver Goblcts Cups &c. &r.
all warranted pure siN equal Coin Any kind of
Jesery manufactured the shortest notice. Watches
Clorks. nm Dewery repaired by competent workmen.
and warranted to give satisfaction Give him call if
rond and fashionable Jcwelry aud wish your
Warh 10 keep good time,
univ Y M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28
Grand Series Of Concerts,
M Ill b. given in To-. city Il LNul bnrs, com.
v u,ustuR noth,' - II September. lSbI
n Soliea OF Bnhnfifnl Cononrta

tthFtl 81 ifhtl me Ct the it - lia tuihrcut
-eul4 Tie. ct - hc Whole ,,.rle, only f,c ,IoIrs
pne I'ae.r md Lnt, $1,000
One boldofS mI side lolroad GouIaw,
Fn'nnto'fb, city rrter.bulg iop0
On" N'Hi'r SnNu iIatn, 900
Rae Sf'"la llmf, 0dO
HfrtatHpd koa,'yod pnu5. st,la Loni,
XVI, 'punl 10 PREM nm ranu nj World.
fnr, Lon Ion. $50
% Bnnul 'fll Nova Cnrtiar,, 80
Dc Snao,h 81 Of Dunn nd 1euclry 500
lhr'o God Nutchr. beautnul style, 3o5
Oar EIes an cold Witch md Chniu, 250
( IN Diamond i'ronat I'm SEQ
Da' bm1pnul Ring 100
Teo Sprudid Mounted Guns. IJ5
uae Sefof Iarlo Furniture, camnato Mod
or. SI,lr o95
o. Alhno@fy Cnsfcr fo-i Curtafn Hel.lend, 100
D9e Netoi Gomgr Furniture. 100
tHe FL fulr md S,t If Il atr. 100
Dar Medallion iu-i Rocker aud Arm Chair 10
l#er Inli,-i hahnrts-Alntbe lop4 900
'i N'is IWl7r Ihnrs, 100
line Wnrjroie. m eI,t,tni orfirl, 80
I'm, Pun Ief~ u T. tvs Is
itch tglcttn1 OF Jcwclry, .,nuO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-28

%5a FOR RENT ba>a Two uou-rs near the
AiA renfr nt thnrty, with rooms aud ia erge pas
IN enr. good out HOUSES and hydrans "A the yard
IL good t"uaut- they Vii trluel low. T,y in
Gsc ma ui"s mnk III the Market ilo ,c.Lnd pavement
al tho Wy.
aux II coiln WIN. II MOSBY.
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s(@L'saNti Cf.U gNs-From No O to TO-
~"rrnntrd gnuaine, a Iarge stock alvoy. I'M hand
L - Pr ces. SllGLER MoELDERRY & co
Jn,24
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iadu-;ri and careful Sci want Man, fer the II
"A unce of tie year, Enqir" al
j II THOMPSON & cos
mug 81 * New Drag Store,
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McCORI&LE a. JONES,


NhaIL-aL., lyHCuDuIEf VdI
SNiLL Civ, particular ntt-rrion 10 'e Lac OF FLOUR,
w NHEAr, IoBAccp. Cum, BAcoS. LARD, Byr.
trR, &c., *. iiher5i ndV5inc"s IL be made uli
,,,aI.aru.cnis ,,hpur.qarni. uly -
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Dry Preserved Ginger.
Wheat Wanted.

IO,pOV BACON 5000 lbs prime Western
Sldcs aud Sho udcrsu received mud for sale low by
aug9J SAUNDERS A. TREY.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-23

North Side OF Union Square, New York.
THIS establishment, erected on the most
4 prominent and delightful Park New York
affords, is approaching finish, and when com
pleted, will combine all that skill can devise and
money supply TO render il the most desirable hotel
yet constructed.
The proprietors of this establishment respect
iully announce that the house will be open on the
hrst OF October next for the accommodation of the
public.
Applications will now be received from parties
wishing TO make arrangements for the winter
months.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited
CLAPP 81 JOSLIN.
HAwLEY ID. CIAPP
y. v JosLN. Sept. 20-g.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-23
INFORMATION WANTED.-In II. 49,,

i Of 1924, Martha A. Wells "a daughter of AIex-
ander Wells, who then lived in Amelia County,
virginia, and who subsequently removed TO The
city of Petersburg and died therein in August.
1852 went with Mr.. Spencer from the county
OF Greensville TO one of the Western States. She
was then about sixteen years old and has never
been heard from by her family in Virginia from
mat day TO this BY the will of her father she is
entitled 10 portion OF his estate or if she be dead
her children, if she or they be heard from within
one year from the date of his death. ANY infor
nation in respect to the said Martha A. Wells or
her children, If she has any, would be beneficial
TO them and be thankfully received by the family.
Address GEO. w. EASTWOOD
NOV. SI-W9w. Petersburg Va
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THE PEASANT BOY PHILOSOPHER

Henry Wayhew, price rs cents
Ihe Essence OF Christianity by Ludwig Fener.
bach, translated from the second German edition
Jesus, price 81 IS.
travels IN Europe and the East by Samuel
reneus Prime, two Volumes price two dollars
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR a. MAURYS
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DLATED TEA sETs.LI have Just re-

ED TEA SETS.-I have Just re-
~ celved some new styles Albata and Silver
rated Ware that offer at manufacturers prices !:
also, large assortment of Spestacles, Of every
description together with good assortment OF
pure Silver Ware, of my own manufacture which
l will retail 1t wholesale prices
II. 0. HOOD,
Ais Penn. avenue, bet. At and 9Th sts
Sign ofth Large Spread Eagle
Feb 2S-d1wif
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"ORk, or Plenty to do and Hours to
wv Do II, by M. M. Brewster, LIST and I'd series
rs cents.
l@RAY T. BALLANTYNE.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-23
M. w. L. PURCHASE,
EXCELSIOR CARD WRITER,
MANUFACTURER OF METALLIC GRAVERS.
AT WILLARD'S.
Dec 90

ARD.
GEORGE MASON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Indianola, Calhoun County, 7sras
Practices in the Courts of the Tenth Judicial
District; also in The Supreme and Federal Courts
At Austin and Galveston
REFERENCES:
Hon. A. 2. Butler, U. S. Senator, s. Carolina
Hon. ID. r. Atchison, U. s. Senator, Missouri
X. M I. Hunter, u s. Senator, Virginia.
James M. Mason, U. s. Senator Virginia
Gen. s. Cooper. Adj Gen. u. S. A. Wash, d. C.
Thomas Green, ESQ., Washington ID. G.
9. G. Jamison, Pres'i Bank Of Bait, Bait, Md.
Dec 6-tf
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OR STOLEN from the Ee.,,-

~ HNH Ell YIN STOLEN ITOm the FestI-
~ val, at Badensburg, on the night of Tuesday
last, DARK BROWN MARE, with her fore
feet bare, white star in the forehead, and marked
on the back with saddle pinch; the said mare had
saddle on. Whoever will return said mare, or
give information where she Caa be found. will
receive many thanks, and Five Dollars as a re.
ward. JOSEPH JONES, Manager for
CHARLES B. CALVERT,
Rossburg, Prince Georges Co. MARYLAND
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-23
ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

You are aware ofthe humane legislation of Con-
gress directing the Secretary of the Navy "to
provIue and despatch suitable naval or other
steamer and, II necessary, a tender to the Arctic
seas, for the purpose Of rescuing or afordinR re-
lief TO Passed Assistant Surgeon f. X. Kane OF
the United States navy, and the officers and men
under his command: Provided, That such steamer.
and tender shall be manned by volunteers from
the navy and others who may declare their will.
Ingness TO be engaged"
Upon consultation with experienced officers
and navgators, il soon became apparent that
there were no national vessels whatever either
suitable or susceptible of such notifications as 10
be rendered suitable for the peculiar dangers and
hazardous collisions necessarily encountered
amid the lcebergs, snow-drfs, and angry storms
OF the Arctic seas. The perilous adventures Of
others admonished us that, unless the expedition
sailed very early in the month OF June, disas-
trous failure or postponement for another year
was inevitable. The time for preparation was
limited but, with the aid of judcious officers
and the active and praisewortby corporations OF
the naval constructors and mechanics at the navy
yards OF BROOKLYN and Philadelphia two small
vessels were admirably fitted out. Excellent
officers volunteered, good seamen enlisted ample
supplies Of provisions and clothing for two years
Of rough exposure were laid in. On the 9TH OF
June, the little party Of brave and philanthropic
adventures left their home amid the encouraging
cheers of their countrymen, who knew so well !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Commenced.

Gov. Medil's excellent annual message, especial
ly those Interesting tables has afforded the whig
prints an opportunity OF fmisropresenting the Democ-
racy of Ohio. Our peighbor OF the Republican runs
into the same vein with the rest of his breher, and
in his last paper copies long leader from the Cleve.
land Herald, in which he tries r make his reaors
believe that the Democracy are responsible for a.!
of the exravagant expenditures in this State, To
prove this, the article states that the Democrats
had majority in the Legislature in the years l84S,
49, so and 81. The folly of calling til, Legisla.
lures Democratic that elected Chase and Wade to
the United States Senate is ridiculous in the ex-
treme. No sane man, who has any regard for truth,
will do So Since the session l843, IA there has
not been a Democratic Legislature in Ohio, until
alter the adoption Of the new Constitution, and this
fact our neighbor knaws. Call it whig oxtraya.
gance ncighbor, instead of"Iocofoco extravaganza
and you will come nearer the truth, Do you not
honestly think sol
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
Levi G. Forsythe, Esq.

is with feelings of deep regret, that we have tc
announce, The death of this gentleman, who departed
this life in Steuoenvc on last Friday afternoon the
Goth inst, in the 3ls year of his age.
We have known Mr. T. for number of years
having been raised boys together in the same neigh
borhood, and have always found him to be honest
courteous, upright man. He left this place last
Spring and moved to Steubonvle. to practice his
profession, and just his business was getting tc
be profitable, he is stricken down by the liking oi
Terrors." How true is the admoniion, THAT in the
midst of life we are in death
Mr.. +. leaves kind and affcctonate wife, and
three small children to mourn bs loss. May lie
who has promised to be husband to the widow, and
q father to the orphan, be their protector.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
Arrival Of the Niagara.

HAL1rAx, Jan. s4.-The Niagara arrived
this morning with Liverpool dates d the 7th.
The Turkish affairs are more comPiIcat.
ed than ever. "a general European war Is
newt lble. ta
BREADsroFFs.-At Liverpool -four has
advanced S. Western canal 4ss. Ohio
ass. Corn is in coed demand. and pHees
sdVanced Is Sd per quarter.
The winter is very severe in the N0rth
Of Europe The Baltic IS 6lled with no@t,
ing ice. 10 Belgium the snow is several
feat thick On the railways' Ehick Ice at
Madrid:
The second duel between Sohls sud Lord
/ Howden has been deferred IN consequence
| OF death in the family Of the latte.
The Moiture contain the circular Of the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated the 3O;h
| The decree is addressed TO all Foreign lie
CATIONS. On the Eastern question the doe
ument is moderate but fim. 1t narrates Oh,
phases Of the question, and declares tha
France. England. Austria. and Prussia sol
rmny recognised the territorial integrity oi
the Ottoman Empire, and further that the
affair at Sinope took place against all proyis
ions. Russia having declined; she only de
sired material guarantee therefore to Ple
vent the Ottoman Empire or hlgs from iur
lher attacks from the Navy Of Russia. The
Frnch and English fleets are ordered t
enter the Black Sea. The circular terlni
mates bg expressing the hope that Russi'
will not expose Europe 10 new commissions.
The papers authenticity stale that The
French Government is dissatisfied with tht
eyasiye conduct Of Austria. and addressed
"a strong letter Of romonstrance. intlmatlns
that further eYasye proceedings toward:
other powers will oe taken as meditated hos
lilities ~ result which she must be prepared
to ahilp, aud that France will extend aid tc
Hungary and Italy. '''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
For the Democratic Sentinel.
Building Association.

Saturday Evening, January gl 1854.
Pursuan; to public notice Il number OF the
citizens Of Cadiz met at tl.e Auditors Office,
in said town, for the purpose OF forming IA
Building Association.
On motion, Hon. Y. G. VINCENT was cal
led to the chair, and Q. N. ALLEN appoint
ed Secretary.
At the request of the chair, Josiah Scott,
ESQ, explained the Object of the meeting,
in an able and satisfactory manner.
Judge Hunter addressed tire mesting then
showing in a full and ciear manner; the ne,
cessity Of forming such an association at this
time.
II. S. McFaddep next addressed the meet
ing. He stated that such all association
could not help but be profitable and 'bene-
fetal 10 the clIiLcns ofour place. s',s
On motion OF H. S. MrFaddeh, com nit.
tee Of three were appointed u draft a con-
slitution and by laws to be submitted at a
subseqent meeting. The Committee are
II. S. McFadden. Henry Boyles, John Ma
hanna. Said committee to report dn nexI
Saturday Evening.
On motion Of Judge Hunter, the capital
stock, OF said association be $4,000 and
$26 constitute share.
On motion, the proceedings of this meet
ing were ordered to be published in the Cad
papers.
On motion, the me4ting adjourned to
meet on next saturday evening the 28:h inst
at the Auditors Office.
TIC. VINCENT, Chairman.
C. N. ALLEN, Sec.