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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

D1~We nntict by the Steubenyillo Daily Union o.
the lst inst, that our friend W. C. Castor, Esq. ;
has retired from the editorial department of that pa.
per. Mr.. G made good paper of the Union while
it was under his control. We wish him success in
whatever business he may engage in. His ruccess-
or is not named
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

DJ"Those wishing to purchase good furniture are
referred to the advertisement, OF our friend N. A,
Hanna in another column of this paper Mr. II. IL
good workman, and deserves patronage. Give it
to him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

GrAaron Holt g. Co. have removed their Tin and
copper shop from the building in the rear Of Messrs
S. & II. McFadden's store to the frame opposite the
Mansion Houae, where they will be happy to wait
en- their numerous customers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05
Notice.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
terest Of Francis Morey in the tannery Of George IL
Morey is authorized to settle all the claims of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned. i have now, and will keep con.
stantly hand large and extensive assortment Of
all kinds Of leather, ~ which invite the attention Of
thepublic.
The highe market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
=. s. Those having land to clear, would do we'll to
ing. s. G,
J;adiz O. March22 1854, "A ls. &1s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

py~'rhe following township ticket for this town.
ship was elected on Monday last
Irustees--John Blair,
Arthur Knox,
Jacob CaSsell,
Clerk--John Davis.
Treasurer-James Stewart.
Assessor--Eli Peacock.
Ccnstables--John Bancroft,
Johnathun G. Starkey.
Supe eiVisors-Charles Chapman,
William Boggs,T !
James McFaddeR,"
J. Ferryman,'
William Hedge,
Mark Millikin.
Those marked with were not the regular whg
candidates.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

t5rMcssrs, s. g. II. McFsdden have received the
largest stock Of goods ever brought Cadiz SO they
say, and are determined TO sell cheepeT than ever
Advertisement next week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

aJ-We direct the readers attention to the sdver.
tisemsnt Of Messrs. Wheat & Chspline, Wheeling.
They are correct dealers, and will give you bargain
if you will give them a call @
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candidates.

aarshotwelt &; Crabb have large and very de
sirabls stock of Spring and Summer goods, whic
they are selling very cheap. Give them call
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

Sa-Those that wish to raise good breed OF hor.
ses are referred to the advertisement of j. j. P John.
SON. in another column
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TO RkOsISekeGperS.

WYE offer this sesson the largest and best assort-
w mentOf Wall papers window payers, borders,
etc, we ever had.
Every description Of Ladies Gents nd Childrens
Hosiery. WHEAT 4 CdAPLlNE,
Auril s ia)4-3m Monroe strant Whanlin1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

1J~Wood g. Smiths stock Of new goods is com.
plete, embracing every variety Bargains are to be
had at their store. See advertisement.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

91-A Obstructive fire occurred in Birmingham, op.
posite Pittsburgh on the 9th uIt Between $50 900
and $4,000 worth Of property was destroyed, the
loss falling principally on laborina men.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

nTThe following gentlemen were elected on Mon.
day last, borough officers for this village;
Mayor-Lewis Lewton.
Recorder--W William Knox.
Trustses--Thomas c. Vincent,
William Barrett,
William Boggs,
Henry S. McFadden,
Samuel Mccormick.
An effort was made to defeat Mr. Lewton, but
like al other efforts from that source, proved great
failure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

t,-The Ohio State Journal printing establishment
has been sold to Messrs Foiiett & Co. Tor tbs sum
tf fs2o,oN.
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a7y-santa Anna, II Is snil. n s sent n

Ngy~SHnta Anna, u IS sEiI, y. sent an
order 10 Messrs. Ames, the great canDon
manufacturers Of Springfield. Mass. for two
hundred guns Of from Ten to fifteen pound
calihre each, and that tie payment Of The
.or,lrr, whi,h snf course, includes the supply
,of vast amount of ammunition, nusketry,
rryolyers, NC. Il 10 he mrde contingent on
abr passage Of the Gldsen treaty.
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final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following nc.
/ Y counts hive been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harri,on county, Ohio, for settlement:
The final account OF William Z. Smith administra.
tor of Simon Peterson, deceased.
The account of Daniel Worley guardian OF Tsm
perance Worley and others, minors.
And that the same will he severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned ON the 25th day OF
April next. B. w. VElRS, Probate Judge.
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Wheat & Chapline,
MONROE Sr., WHEELING va

TOBBERS of School and Blank,Books, Wall, win
y dow and Writing Papers, Hosiery and Gloves,
Buttons, Threads, Pins and Needles, Brushes, Gut
lery, Combs, Suspenders, Porfunery and every de.
scription OF notions and variety goods.
Agents for ]. Ii. Noyes celebrated United States
copy book.
Rags Ginseng, Beeswax, Flaxse and Feathers
wanted april s.
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w YO MENG,

A copy of which may be seen at the office of this
will be distributed on the completion Of the sale Of
the tickets.
The purchaser Of 5TIcKErs, on the receipt OF his
order will be forwarded carefully packed either one
copy of the "Wyommg,o elegantly painted in oil
calors, or one copy Of the "Wyoming, plain, and
one copy of each Of four other engravings equal n
il in value, and entitled 10 gitts The purchaser
Of more than tickets, can have his choice out of
100 different SUBJECTS from steel plates owned by the
Artists Union, each picture being in value equiva-
lent to the Wyoming" and is entitled to one gift
for each ticKet he holds. list OF the subjects can
be seen at the office Of this paper f#
AGENTS--persons desiring TO become Agents,
for the sale Of tickets by forwarding tpost-paid Sl
shall be sent Gift Ticket, copy Of Wyoming, and
prospectus containing necessary information.
ltis confidently believed, that the tickets will be
disposed ofby the first OF July when the distribution
of Gifts will beaentrusted 70 committee appoint.
ed by tho Ticket holders iEa
The steel plates from which the Engravinga are
printed, can be seen at the Office fthe Artists Union
and cost 100000. Specimens Of the pi Paintings
and Engravings, are also on view at 9le rooms.
References, in regad to the property. w. q. BAR
RErr, Esq, Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall SIN. r.,
and i. j. VIsscHER e. CO. Real Estate Brokers, 80
Nassu st. N. Y. E M
All orders for tickets, lust be addressed, post
4 Nv. HOLBR0OKE, Sec.
se sos broadway, New \ Iork.
aps sn
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EOr tho C,di, Damocra,;c {

For the Cadlz Democratic Sentinel
was pleased, MIR. Editor, to see you
bear testemony to the fact that nine -tenths
Of the democracy Of the Union would favor
the Nebraska Bill if it was amended so as
TO allow the peoplclo make their own laws,
and elect their own officers. What then
becomes of that "Solemn Compact" that
"Inviolable law" that is repealed By il?--
And what becoms of that doctrine that "It
would legislate slavery into the territories"
and all these atrocities it would perpetrate
according to the "address?" 1t is clear
admission that these pine-tenths repudiate
this address" for if they believed it viola
ted "Solemn Compact they would not
favor the bill, even if 1t did allow the peo-
pie to make their own laws and elect their
own officers; so have ninetenths Of the de-
mocracy Of the Union with me who have
not "bowed the knee to Baap--who do
not recognize the address" as expressing
their sentiments. | congratulate you Mr..
Editor and the democracy of Harrison coun.
ty that you bear testimony to the fact
This, the readers OF the Sentinel will see what
was contending for; that This bill DID NOT
Ho ate "3acred compoct," that it Dtp NOT
legis1ate stave y into the territories" and
that it WAS NOT part and parcel Can afro
cious plot" aud rejoice that l haHe nine
tenths OF the democracy ofthe Union with
me in the decision of these questions. And
in my humble opinion ninety hunIredths Of
the democracy would give this decision.
Whether / would prefer the bill ifit al
lowed the people to elect their own officers
did not discuss; and don't want to be di.
verted now from what did discuss to a
collateral issue But l. never authorized
any person to say--in "coaddential,' lettsl
or o.herwise-th l would not approve il
with tLese amendments.
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Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at my instance
IN writ OF attachment has been this day issued out
by Andrew Lynch, justice Of the peace il German
township, Harrison county, Ohio, against the goods,
chattels rights credits moneys and effects OF Robert
q. Story non resident OF said county, for the sum
Of lty-ve dollars and nnesy thrre cents the amount
due me JOHN GRuBEit.
March 25, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05
Splendid Furniture.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
L public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out tf the best ma
terial and finished in the neatest style, which he will
dispose Of on the most reasonable terms,
He has also recently received from PittsburehM
a large assortment of Fancy and Common ChairsE3An
Looking Glasses Plates OF all sizes, Gilt Mould III
ng for Locking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared tc furnish Coffins ofevery kind, and
will carefully attend TO funerals. He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation fthe country.
Cadiz March 90, 1854 j. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.--A nice Rockaway Carriage Tor sale cheap.
J. w G.,
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Cadiz Branch Rail Road.

VIZ TANTED--one good Carriage Body maker,
w also one gearing maker
Apply Immediately, n .G s "
Those having Carriages, Buggies TO be repaired in
any way, would do well to try US. Also new ones
made to order the mostressonable terms for cash,
| try us and see for yourselves a a tt
sa " VIM H. HARPER l. co.
Cadiz o. March q lS54~3t nd
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The War Began.

WOOD & SMITH ara nov daily receiving By
Rail Road, nov goods BY the wagon load, which they
are selling 81 astnsbing lO prces 80 much ss that
many wonder iney u not break up sill by selling
g many they Keep moving un, benehting every
cry year. a general Assortment, all new, nice and
doe cheap.
80 ume 70 enumerAie the weak; call and see and
oblies yourselves. WOOD SMITH.
CadiI, sP 5, 1854
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NON.INTEF
Saturday, April lst 1854.

WoMAN's RGurs,--We like women Of
spunk--that is, we like to read about 'em
those standing up womantuly for the doc.
trine of "dfty-four forty, or 6ght"-who
put down their foot and take no backward
step"--in fact, ..A
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Lateat Arrival.

TUST received and for sale, decidedly the neweat
y and finest assortment of BOOTS aud SHOES, ~
8. sL.E.MONs. fts
Cadiz. June l, 1858.
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II INisN and silk handkerchief, embroidered
IL am plain do a SHoTWELL & GRADES
aD5 "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

A BIRD TEAP,--A gentleman in New
York, given to speculation in the structure
oflegs and feathers commonly known as
Shanghai chickens, was much annoyed by
rats. Determined to endure them no long
er, he constructed large box trap, which
he baited with liberal supply, grease, corn
and other articles for which rats are suppo-
sed to have penchant. The next morning,
the boy ran into him IN state of excite.
ment, announcing the fl ct Of tremendous
"bobbery" being kicked up in the trap,
which, of course, poceeded from captured
rat In few moments, the box vas care
fully lifted. and suddenly plunged into the
water-but, where it was kept ptsubmerged un-
Ill long after the commotion had subsidized.
Then The trap was triumphantly lifted dis.
closing to the astouished bird-fancier the
swollen body Of his fauoriIs .Jittsen-dollur
Shapgkai rooster. -Knickeybocker. ~,
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~ VINO KNOW Flgllts.
And, knowing. dare tnaint

Such an one figured prominently on one Of
the trains on the Gin, Col. 4, Cleveland
road, few days since. as we learn by the
Ohio City Express. 1t STEMS she had ta-
ken her seat and raised the window by her
side; but some ladies who we're i'll. sitting
Immediately behind, receiving the full draft
of the wind, fearing lest they might take
cold asked the Conductor if the window
could not be shu; down again. The Con-
ductor asked the woman il she would have
any objections to having the window shut
down, stating to her the reason. She repli-
ed to him in very impertinert manner,
and seemed determined to stand up for her
rights. The Conductor pointed to another
seat near by, that she might occupy if she
wished to sit with the window up, and shut
the window down; whereupon, feeling in
dignant at his manner of proceeding, she
drew back, and with her clenched fist struck
tie pane of glass, shiveriag it to atoms.
She socn after was invited to walk out Of
the cars, and when she landed was seen to
open her carpet bag and take out revolv-
er, at the same time threatening violence to
the Conductor.
That's the spirit! When the "Independ. :.
ent Petticoat Rangers, Anti-nursery Guards"
are organized, we fancy she will aspire to
the Corporalsh,p, and if military prowess"
avail anything, she will be unanimously
chosen. General Webster, Captain Stone,
Lieut.. Bloomer, and Segeant Emerson will
please see TO their laures!--Zanes. aurora.
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=- LISTS OF GIFTS,
Marble SiatWaFy. 40 900.

Marble SiatWaFy. 40 OOO.
100 elegant busts of w ashington, at 500 $4,000
100 - 4" CLAW, 100. 10000
100 " /" Webster 100. 10000
100 -" I" Calhoun, 100. 10000
Oil Paintings and colored Steel Engrayings.
so elegant Oil Paintings, | each Slo0
in sple ldid gilt frames, size 3 ( aft. 5000
100 elegant Oh Pal tings, g. # each $50, 5000
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly colored in
oil, rich gilt frames, ~ 3oin. each $40, 5000
10000, elegant steel plate Eugravings colored in
oil, Of the Washington Monument 20 4 26,
each, 81, $4,000
237, 900 steel plate Engravings, from 100 different
plates, now in possession of and owned BY r
the Artists Union of the market value Of
from SO cts to 100, each, 1900
Real Estate, $4,000.
elegant Dwelling, in 32d St in n Y cit,, $4,000
% building lots in l00 and l0lst ats. N. Y. city,
each 25x 100 Il. deep each 1000, $4,000
100 Villa Sites, conaining each 10000 81 fl in
the suburbs Of New York city, aud eomman-
ding magnificent view of the Hudson ltiv-
er and Long Island Sound, each. $500, $4,000
LOANS OF CASH, 5000
20 loans Of cash, for 100 yrs. EACH without interest
or security, $50 each, $1,000
so g 100 /" 5000
100 so 5000
$50 Is Z" 20 F." 5000
1000 I" " 10000
The holder Of each ticket, is entitled first, TO steel
plate engraving, tsze 25 80 inl Of the GREAT
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Great Artists Union Enterprise /.
$50 600
GIFTS Fous THE PEOPLE.
Tutai. S4IO,OOO.

The American Artists Ulion, wonld res pectfuliy
announce TO the citizens Of the Uuited States and the
Canadas that for the purpose ofthe advancement and
extention Of the Fine Arts, and with view of
bling every family throughout the length and breadth
Of the land to become possessed Of gallery of pic
tures, many Of them the work of mn1ter minds, and
finally for the purpose of giving world wide circu-
lation to a.
DarIey's Great Picture OF wyoming
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-04-05

TIME undersigned u duly qualified Executor Of
il VIM Boyd's estate, those indebted to said es-
tate are req,sted to make immediate payment, and
those having claims will present them duySuthenti-
March III, 1854 CHAS. WARFEI., Executm. !
March Is, 1854.
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They have determined TO distribute among the
purchasers of this work, Price $500, 25oOo0 aurs,
of the value of S250,0QO.
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2alance in Treasury lst April, ls54........7se,H
VIM. KNOX, Recorder
L. LEWTON, Mayor.
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS I!
William Boyd's Estate.

A fine lot Of thirty hour and eiehtdays' Brass
IN Clocks for sale at a sfsfss j. LOFLLEp. II
Cadiz o. JAM ~ 50.
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For Sale.

A GOOD second. handed, one horse, top BUGGY,
IA nearly new, will be sold cheap BY making i'm.
mediate application to JOHN REA, Jr.
Cadiz, o., March %, le54-4t
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-02

The FouRrH Will BE CEIEBRATEp.
Our regular correspondent at Green
well, has posted us in reference to the
movements for celebrating, in be-
coming manner, the 4th inst, An
orator of the day has been engaged,
and the "Declaration of Independence"
will be read according to ancient and
honorable custom. This much IL
down in the bills--more will undoubL
edly be ushered in, as side dishes for
the fcast Of reason. As the Baton
Rouge Brass Band will be out with all
their metal, the wild woods may pre-,
pare to be civilized with harmony, and
revibrate with the concord of sweet
sounds
Within the past few days large
spacious dining room has sprung into
existence, under the combined ener-
gies Of the pioneers Of Greenwich, and
will be finished for the occasion of
the 4th. We hear Of no movements,
in town to awaken people, and arc
forced to sigh when we reflect that by
cones are by Cones" and the day is
past when the lads and lasses would
demonstrate their native patriotism On
that occasion. 1t is past, but not for
gotten. The town is spreading out
into the dimensions of city, and now
that commendable spirit Of yore, is
no longer to be met with. Years ago
we could muster two noble companies
of tried veterans, that never were
known to let pass the 4tll or 22nd.
without giving the most substantial
evidences of their patriotism in cee-
bration. Now they are gone--alas
where echo answers. The celebra-
ton at Greenwich will be something
to surpass anything known to the mem
DRY of the oldest inhabitant--of that
region.
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the stream, and the capacity of her
under garments, did not positively
sink, but floated down and was at
at length picked up Imagine the
establishment of Mrs Abigail Spriggins,
when the scene Of her domestic felici-
ty was disturbed by the appearance
by the beautiful Amelia She knew
Amelia had gone DISTRACTED about Mr.
Spriggins, and now she thought she
could discover q rising passion (nn-
holy in the bosom Of Spriggips for
the maid. Terror seizes her-suspi-
cion fixes its fangs in the head of
Spriggins and in vain is it he cries
"let 60 p "Ol jealousy (the poet says
this) thou green eyed lobsterl It was
no use for the elegant Spriggins to"de-
fine his POSITION because every body
could see that sooner or later he must
be kicked out Of the HOUSEWIVES so.
Amelia found that now she loved
not spriggins, but the ever faithful
Lezano. Mrs. Spriggins tried all man
ner Of pcisons, except rats bane, but
they had no effect: at length she was
heard to exclainl, "to live thus with
out a husband) is DEATH and then
she took rats bane itself, which finish
ed her. Lezano married Amelia and
they are happy.
Will the reader now please return
with us from the margin Of Zurich,
back through Andelusia home, and
contemplate with us in pious medita-
ton the shifting scenes Of human ex-
istance
~ Entered according tn act Of Congress
in the Sixth Judicial District
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The LYoEUM.--On Wednesday
night the Young men comprising the
Baton Rouge Lyeeum, met again for
discussion. The question was an in
teresting one, and very ably argued
by each party. A number of ladies
were present and seemed much delight
ed. On Wednesday night next, there
will be another discussion.
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The Newark Adpertiscr says :
"The Cieyicai Jou,nni (English)
gives its readers the following definite
and satisfactory piece of American
news-'Ne,o Jersey---a neat and sub
stantial building has recently been
erected in this town, for the worship
of Almighty God. A debt Of few
hundred dollars still rests upon the
building .s...-..
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Telie est III Tc.'---Tn the Boston
Evening Gazette, of the 18th inst,
occurs this brief paragraph:
Soptag is to appear in English opera
at Niblo's. Her agent is in England
to engage tenor and bass. She is
sure to do well.
Alas On the day that was written,
the enchanting cantatrice was strug-
Cling with her mortal foe. So true is
It, "in the midst Of life we are in
death?'