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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

cyT If our subscribers do not get their papers
early and regularly, they will confer favor upon
us, by leaving word at the Office.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

CO The Know Nothings have carried thei
ticket in Galveston, Texas.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

GYThe Nominee landed her passengers at Hud-
son on Thursday, many of whom reached st. Paul
in the evening
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

o. The mail was brought up from the Nomi-
nee Yesterday afternoon. It should have been
sent up fort y-eight hours before. We are wait
ing patiently for Mr.. Campbell to send up the
mail bags by the way boats, as be promised to d.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

Cs'We stated yesterday that the City Survey
or's Office was in a building up town. Lest our
neighbor of the Minnesotian should attempt to
read us another lesson on 60 history" we will re-
cant. We should have said that it was the Office
of Mr.. Nee ormick, Notary Public.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

VA dispatch from New York, Aug. 18th,
says Flour has again improved. 1865 10 for
Ohio and Michigan. Oats, Corn and Wheat
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

CO The Potatoe blight has appeared in Cork
Co., Ireland, which has partially destroyed the
crops.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

O. The Democratic Press of Chicago. is an
excellent paper, but it is printed so badly, 1--WE
mean the copy we receive,) that it is almost i'm
possible to read it. We regret this, as we very
often have occasion to Gull from it,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

c. Look out for the Michigan and Indiana
Banks. They may be safe, but they ''are talked
ohout
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

CO The Know Nothings have nominated COL
Fuller of the New York Mirror, as candidate for
Congress.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

Go The Gold fever has broken out at Oregon
Many are leaving for the mines.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

The Hon. II. n. Rice is honorably acquitted by
the Committee Dubuque Express.
c. Not so fast. We shall see what he had to
do with this matter at the proper time.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

ca The Cincinnati Gazette gives an account
OF the death OF four persons by the explosion OF
camphene lamp. Three children are dead and
man is not expected TO live.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

In some portions of Iowa the corn crop is said
to be a total failure. The reason assigned, is
the drought.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

c. Another large fire has occurred at Marys-
vile, Cal. destroying property to the amount of
$500. 900.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

GY The Detroit papers state that General
Cass is talked of as candidate for Governor Of
that State.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

O. The Galena Adv. is down on Mr.. Billings
for the part he took in the alteration of the Min
nesota Land Bill.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-09-05

cThe Minnsso.ian says that some of the
''small owners Of the Times do not endorse our
course. How is this? short time since You
said that We were governed by these very men,
Oh, consistency! thoa art jewel. Try again.
You can't make that work
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25

JUDGE NoREIs.-The batavia sun. oI
Judge Norris own town. pays our nominee
a high tribute, from which We clip the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
AS jurist, his legal atta;nments are ex-
tensive and profound. well fitting him
for the honorable position and responsible
trust 10 which he has been nominated. His
abilities as lawyer and advocate are Of the
highest order; possessing mind capacious
and retentive, he is enabled to take hold Of
legal propositions with perspicuity, and pom
der them in the light of experience aud
wisdom.
Judge Norris will take with him upon
the Supreme Bench of Ohio, talent and le-
gal requirements which will be an honor 10
the supreme Court, and make him con-
spislous member Of the first Court known
to the laws of this great and thriving State &"
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TIME greatest Discovery of the agc.-Planters,
L. Farmers, Families AMI Others can purchase on
remedy equal TO DR. TOBIAS Venetian Linimcnt
for Dysenlery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Tooth ache, Mosquito Bites, Pains in
the Limbs, chest, back, etc. .a
Ifit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed all that is asked is trial, and use it according
u the directions.
Ii is an EagIish remedy, and was used by Viii
item the w, late kin. OF England, and certified to
by him, as Il cure tor Rheunlatisn, when everything
else had tniled
OVER 100000 BOTTLES have been sold in
She United States, without a single failure, and
many have stated they would not be without il il
i was SO per bottle, in Of Group, as il Is as
certain as it is applied
1t cures choerl, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hour; rooth-ache in five min
utes! 1t is perfectly limo tent to take internally, and
il recommended by the most eminent Physicians IN
the United States. Price 25 and 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
certificates and letters relating to the wonderful
cures accomplished by his Linlnent, but considers
warrantingi it sufficient, as any person wing does not
obtain rGllet need not pay for ii.
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Llnlment III PINT
bottles, wbich is warranted cheaper and better than
any other Tor Chollc, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
SWellings Cuts, Bruises, etc Price 50 cents.
DIX. TOBIAS Office, 2l0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For snlo by FLEMING & BROTHERS and Dr.. KrYscN,
Wood street, Pittsburg
AGENrS--John Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz NJ
Jollcy e. CO., New Market. Wilson u ueming Mas
Nrsvi.lc Brown Il Barnhouse and VIM. Walters,
teew HugerstoWn. A Jul SghreibeF, Mooret"ld l.
Phipps Il CO., Smyrna. sep23 l5j3ly.
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Gnln ADVICE.

Ifyon want help or domostcs Of any kind, adyer
tSe in tho Sentinel
Ifyou want any kind oflaborers, mechanics, ol
clerks: advertise in the Sentinel.
Ifyou want an office, u house, a lot, or a farm
advertise in the Sentinel. ,
money; advertise in the sen nllnei
If YOU want to loan money, or to get partners
/. YOU have lost anything and wish it returned;
advertise in the Sentinel.
you have found anything and wish to find the
nwner of it; advertise in the Sentinel;
I; YOU want ta rent or sell houses, lots, or tarmsi
advertise in the Sentinel .-
If you want to dispose of your business; advertise
Ifyou want to rent rooms or Offices; advertise in
the Sentinel.
lfyou want any kind of employment advertise
in the sentinel.
Whatever you want to have, or to dispose OF; ad-
vartise in the Sentinel.
01fIhe general extensive and increasing clrcna1
fon oftho Sentinel renders it the very best mediu'
TO INTERESTINGLY Tr.-{C5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25

DlED-ln Moorefed, on Mouday evening Jan
l6, after a short illness, MARY ALICE, daughter q
A. Jul and Marianne Schneider, aged months.
T"Shi ijinot dead, but sweey ,leeping,
Pillowed on her creators bIeast'
In Heaven there is happy greeting;
WeIcome-Wecome home 10 rost.'
Early las her mission ended
And our sky is wrapped in goom',
Though we know she has aScendcd
Toa bright and slnless home,
Take hope, Moher your little girl reposcs
Upon a tendorer breast,
And never can your fond heart dream
How deeply she is now blest."
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Final Acnnnnt-

NOTICE is hereby given that tho FOLLOWING ,r.
~ counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison c0anty, Ohio, Tor settlement 70 vii:
Tho final account anI a. Nhthif al l-Ii D. r. IL
administrator Of The estate ul Samuel Maxwell d.
ceased, showing the insolvency oI SAID estate i.,r
dividend, aud Tor full aud h.s settlement when
paid oil.
The first account OF Alexgrder Hayeriield Us exec
utor Of the will oi'Ihomas Henderson, deceased.
The inst account Si John r.. Mcllaue agd sarah
McClane administrators OF tie estate Of James L.
MCClans deceased.
The first account OF Hamilton McFatden. exec.
ntor OF tho will Il Robert Hcnuy, deceased.
And that the same will he soytrally examined and
passed upon by tAe undersigned U4 the 3Jih dag o!
January nsXL
BW. VEiRS, Probate Judge.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25

CENTRE FOUNDRY.

No. - MAis 81, CESIEE WtfpEfFa,
II EEP constantly on hand an assortment OF tia
IN. latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety OF Parlop, Shop and Cooking stopes
Their western Eirginian,' coal stove canno, he
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into tie
city. They have .oit 10 OF them within tho lart
ak months, pledSing themselves 70 take them back
one returned
they ass keep constantly on hand the latest styl,
of Arch Crates, warraI led equal to any made ese-
where, also east Iron t,inka, and variety Of al
articles in the Foundry line, which will be sod IL"
for cash.
p~F-Parcular attention WI he paid TO all kinds Of
job wotk. Wheeling Va Septsli lSj3-gaa
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Nnticet

NTOTICE ia hereby given 10 all Justices of the
IN Peace in the countj OF llarTson who have NOT
reported the criminal cases on their respective uoek
ets lar The wear ending January lSt loJl that thev
should do so as soon as convenient, at lea before
the 10Th OF February
been assessed or not , -
Jonuorv Qj 1854
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CA TITLE MARKET

ALLEGHANY, Jan. l6, 1854.
BEEvEs There were SO. head in pens,
which were disposed of at 2l@3t gross,
equcl to 597 net; a few extra cattle brought
81 gross.
Hoes. There we're 600 offered and most.
ly sold at 4@44 gross.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that there will be petition pre-
scented to the commissioners Of Harrison county,
At their next March session. askihg for ths location
)i roil under live Degrees, leading from the iingdr
boards near jacob Winnings in German township,
Oh the Steubenvie and Philadelphia road; thence to
The j lhcion OF the t'adlz Branch u the rail road.
January %, lS5l-4t MANY VOTERS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25

William FerFell and

JOildlIlun W CT.
THE said William Ferroil will take notice that
the said Margaret Ferrel, lis wife, has flied her pc.
uuon against him in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Haulsoh county OniO, which petition Is now pend
ing setting ortA that the sail William FcrreIi had
abandoned her without good cause an.l lett her en-
ureIy destitute osupport and pfaying a Decree a.
gainst the the said William Ferrailter alimOny, and
iOr the care, custody and control Of David FerrSlI
her child an that the said William FerraIl be en-.
joined from alIeElng assigning or TRANSFERRING in
any manner whatsoever his Jerty rgts, credits
moneys, notes anl effects As nentioned in the p.u.
uoA' And that sac may have such other AMI iur-
tAer relief as the nature Of the case may raJui,e
MARGAREr FERKitl,
By BosCwlcE and flrPARD, her .Attys.
January II, 1901.
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Road Notice..

THERE will bB petition presented to the Com
missionerS OF ii HlrrisoA CO. Ohio at ther next Ses-
sion commencing The lirst Monday OF March, A. D.
l6jl or the location ora county road, to commence
at New Market, Harrison co. Ohio, running South
OF Stocktons nllll-dalh and up the valley ciose to
IhomGs McElvGenos crossing the ridge road near
the Maple Spring, and down the bsaYcr-laIn valley
terminating at Mount Hope Meeting House.
THOMAS McELVEEN aud others.
January 2j, lS54.-4i-pd.
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Wood! Woodl! WoodIll

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office ofthe
Il S. 4 l. K. K. Company Tor furnishing said COM
pany, along the line otsai road, from Section to
Section "a, or along tha line OF the Cadiz Banch,
with good article oi Cord Wood.
Those desiring to furnish wood on the line OF the
Cudiz Brunch, will hund in their proposals TO Joseph
Sharon, Esq, Cadiz JAS. TURNBuLL, Agent.
Steubenyile, Jan. 25, 1854.
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Special Notice.

THOSE indebted' to the late firm of j. p johnson
& Co., are requested to call Immediately and make
settlement, they desire to close up their business
settlement can DC made by caIIlnF upon johnson
that this call will be attended 10 without DELAY
Cadiz, Jan. 25, le51.3w } JOHNSON &Co.
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Janunrv II. Iss4.
Joseph EOIluns .AuaHis
vi john W. Svlby deed
vs.
E!izlbeih sclby Samuel
k.fN.rr tAF.ITs.-s a.

Jusepn t.ollaHs ..uaHis
oi john W. Svlby deed
rs
E!iSlbeih scby Samuel
Selby William Selby,et ul
INHE sail William Selby VIII take notice thai
L the sail Joseph Ropiins Las fled, and tLsre
Is now pending il the Probate C0arG Of Harrison
County OhiS, petition against the said William
Selby, Elizabsth SeI5y, Samuel SeibY, James A
#inans anu SARAH his wife, John !. WlhiEis ana
Belinda MS wife. Thoinns 4, Resler and Alnnra
ms vile, Eliza sel5y, Gesrge SelDy, john Seby,
Thomas Seby. Elisabeth Selby. Brice Seloy ana
Reuben Seby, setung forth that the saii Join W.
SeIby died scised in lee simple oil the North half.
oi the North West quarter OF Section No (23.) OF
Township No. lOJ IN Range No. 6. in the Stoubcn.
VILE Land District, situated, lying, ani beng in the
SAID Harrison County; and praying tha; ihs said
Joseph Romans be authorized 10 sell said Lind ana
premises with tic appurtenances for ihc gurp sc OF
paying the dobs o sail Estate and cngl Of Admins,
uaon OF the salue aid 10 execute tie praDur decd
TO the purchaser Of sail LluI tor the same; and 10
do and pertolm all such ohor a.ts in the premises
as tile case may warrant require.
BOSINILh a. FEPPARD.
January II, l9J4,-it. Atys tor Prrinn-ra,
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW oRk, Jan. q.
Flour advanced 87c; State o,O0@9,i0G
Ohio 909.l2. Wheat unsettled no sales
since news. Corn, mixed 93@94; white
and yellow 9o@9I. Mess pork. l3, ,36@l3.-
so.
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BOOk-BINDER AM BLANK zoo 4
MANUFACTURERS

Zoo A-BINDE a n p ,DLA NIX Zoo r
MANUFACTURER
No. 2ljs ,MoSRoE ST., tupStairs.l WHEELING, vs..
FINlIE undersigned would respectfully beg leu We To
l. inform you OF the fact that he has piiralR sedtlc
establishment lately known as james NJ Ewing's
Book bindery und Blank Book Efanuiactery, and
is prep Ired to execute to order all kinds OF
Ruling, to any pattern. Blank Books, ottvGty dc
scripron viii be- bornd IN any preferable style such
asllalt-bound Full b9nSI, Slleep, Russia oE extra
Russia Bands.
We are also preparo5 toebiAd Musin. Nlaa1aaines,
Law Books, Per:edicnls &e., &c. Ia any atlt, thai
part Of th9 caunyy.
Shuuld you hax any Of fthaabovework Va tio, flease
leave your order, iii ever SO snal ii wiH III thank.
tdily seeelYedi NJ my liniory, No. 2.}s, Monroe
Styes:, tfp 5tairsj
paticuu care taken in binding Magazines &c
Wheeling. Sen1S lS53-ly t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
Honses 3 Lots for sac in Cadiz.

FEdiE subscribers oIeI o. private safe three eg.-l
L and convenicni dwelling houses ull suitable n,
medium sized families ni furnished with proDer oi
5gidings, water Get, tao OF the houses are urV.
built. frices low and terms u lasonnhle.
Ng also oiior Ter sale four vacant buiiiiB- l,..
All the property Is saiiaie the depot I'D. "A ~
Towuof Cadi1, aut must ,Iescin-e increase rsriii
in value. WOOD & SaiITJI :
CaGiz. Dee g. 1853 H.
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w. IA, ;s.@i Ia LgEE ISS AM,
Manufactures :GmN s?"'sici IA GhnirS
:s.as. Cabinet Furniture.

No, lG6, MARKsE ST. (east sidc.) WHEELING. Va.
= ME subscrber respectfully informs his friend
L and the Public generally, nat he continues to
Manufacture and keep on hai.d large I'd good as.
sortment OF Chairs and Cabinet Furniture, wniclt he
will manufacture OF the best MATERIAL and employ
none but good workmen.
ain determined tomanufacturo a VERY s1rrRIog
article OF chairs TO those brought here by BIC SPHc
ULAToRS in the business, and equal to any manuEuc
ured in the City, all OF which will sell ut the low
est price tor cash. Wheeling sep23 lS53-ly
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Wanted.
Farm fer Sale.

Farm fer Sale.
r WILI.sell on the premises an Wednesday, the
d lst day Of February, 1854, farm containing
Two hundred and eleven acres o land, situated III
Green township, Harrison county, u!lo Sad farm
lies X miles south OF the Sreubonyillu and Indiana
Railroad IA miles north OF the contemplated CiE-
cinnati, Maysyilte and Pittsburgh kaiiroad, mile
north of the Stcubenville ald Cambridge pike, 9
miles from Cadiz and - miles from the village OF
ilopedale plank road vii, be laid neXt Summer
from Ilopedale 10 Wheeling. Alsa plank road Is
noV under contract from Stynbcnville to Richmond.
It is row contemplated to run plank road trorn
Richmord to Hopedae, through said farm, and il
this way connecting the Wheeling and Iopelae
plank road with the Steubenvc and Richmond
plank road There is an excellent School il the
village Of lIopenlIe.
SAID farm has about $50 acres OF cleared land on
it, 80 If which is extra Bottom land. Two good
orchards Of cIcc fruit, large wel-linished Brick
honse containing seven rooms and ball, good
we'll Of water on the porch, large Bank barn,
Sheep house, Smoke house Be- house, &c. Suid
farm is all under good nee aud in high state oi
cultivation. A good county road passing through
said farm. Also OH said day will be sold
337 Fine Merino Sheep.
Also yoke of match work cattle, one span Of young
horses, wagons, plows harrows, aud all necessary
farming implements. Payments made 10 suit pur-
chasers--wlh interest. S. JOHNSTON.
Persons desiring further particulars will >ddress
n, NJ, Johnston, llopedule, h llrison county, Ohio
hoo l953
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between sam. /.
uc George aad trSncAs AlOseS, in ihsdsnting btsi
moss in Ca1is. under the firm afueorss0 Ndfty, rs
NOT DlSS1hYEl u NltPelsons having hides md
bnyk u exchange for Cash or l,9a,hlr had beuar
give ns call as we oil that wo can Gbrti.f.
January l6 1864. FRANCIS At9RlaY h
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M oticn.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Samuel George and Francis Morey,in Tie Tanning
business in Cadiz, under The firm Of George md
Morey Il thiAdey DISSOLVED. All psrsons indsbt.
ed 10 the said rm will pleasc c9ll and settle hsr
accounts, Ig4 1E '3 SAMUEL Gti.t}AG .N
January H. l214.
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Selling of at Cost.

THE subscriber will sell at cost bis entire stocl
Of notes and book accounts up 10 the first ofNarci
next and all that rcnfo1s otte stock will be olfaroc
at auction. ff
Cadfs Jahnary %, le5i A. II. BURTCH.
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Constructive Notice

Ill State Ohio, Harrison COUNTY.
Cour; oiecHiuaOu Pleas, Noy., 9Th I-SJ
D. c. salsb,Ty & Co.
IS.
I-sae W. CsmpbeH.
VyIE sal Isaac ". Campbell win takr ratic-
/ that hc has been sued by ID. &. Salisbury & TO.
On Tho Court u Common Pleas oi HaHi=on county
tor i've hundred do,Vri wiia interest thereon from
the seventh dag o.; Oe.. lo5j, and 'hat uliess bee
ausgwer by the lith dly Q, January, A d. iesf.
The petition Of ;heslil y. {. s-lisbUry s 50. q
gaiHst him nlrd in the CLERKS os."" OF said Court
suoh Petition will BE- guhen rs iEu" -nT jragnen'
rendered accordingly.
Wines ru, Ltnl ami Tie soil O. said c"Tl thi-
eth G4y % November i y. 1855
inAS FATHERS ~ Clsr'. u cnrrt ri
tom Flcas 5i iiar. Co.
J. 4. E-v5rsv AHv fJc III
hovs'utJr 3D. 81 '-tia
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Now Come On.

ME hive received this day a large assortment ot
w Nails OF all sBes, which we will sell very low
also superior lot Of Hees which cantbe b1at ;LN
soon, as they are gong fast at the ~
lnne s. 1854 BIG PADDOCK
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Notice.

A LII persons are forwarled from buing prom.
N issery note given by US on the 2lthday Of Feb
runry, 1852 TO ono James Stewart calling Tor two
hundred dollars, ~ We have not received value for
said note, PHILIP HOlZ.
GILL HOTZ,
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Notice.

a IL persons indebted "a mo hy Nnic or Book no
~ count are requested tpseoma wihoutdeag.and
make settlement, as am deerHned To- cloectiIi III
my old business matters. This notice vii cansil-
intend 10 bring. tR 1s.BENkErr Z
Ctdiz Mnrch q laiH -. -. IA
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In Senate, on yesterday, Mr.. Stokes in.
trroduced bill to COMPEL railroad compa-
nies to fence thei' roads, in order TO prevent
the killing Of cattle and the accidents rssul.
ting therefrom.
Quite discussion grew up on some res
oluIions introduced BY Mr.. Lawrence, in re.
latlon 10 to selling the stock owned by the
state In railroads and other corporate com
panies. From the political cast Of MI. Law
rence's remarks, the debate assumed a
sotaewhat party aspect.
Mr. Atkinson introduced bill to pro.
vide for the safe-keeping and disbursement Mt
Of the public money. Il provides that the
using Of tlte money Of tn State for private
purposes shall be deemed EN- mbezzlement,
and FURNISHED by fine and Imprisonment
in the Ohio penitcntiary.
In the Honse. most Of the day was con
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LEGAL Notice.

TTNfIE Stockholders in the Hopsdale and Wheel.
u ing Plank Road Conipsuy will telio notice tbn,
ten per eent.ofth the stock in snid Company viii BIZ
required in sixty days fFnni dlo islday Of Imilary,
ls5i and 70 per cent. every sabssquSnt tixty days
until the whole amoupt Of stock il puih
gEy oidor Of Tho Boaril al Directors
CYRUS McNEElY, Treasurer
January II, ls5i
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METHODIST CHURCH IN GGoRaGA.--In the
Macon Cluzen, We find some interesting sta
llSucs OF the Georgia Methodist Episcopal
Conference. From them we learn that the
church IS increasing very rapidly in that
State. The present number OF white mem
oers is 80. 1863; of black Do. 10, ,506--being
an Increase during the year, of nearly 1000
members. The nupber of preachers is 522
--an increase Of Ia since the last annial
sLAtement
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-01-25
Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed and Quail.
fed as AdlIiInislTltor o the Estae OF Sarah Adams
decGRscd. J K HUNTER
JauIuTy | |. 1854