The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-07-12

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try of the Don Cossacks, by Laurence
OGphant author of "a journey to Nepaul.'
FROM the third London edition." Red
field, 40 and ll2 Nassau Street, New
York 1854.
G2~ The above is the title of an interest
ng work placed in our hands by Messrs. !
Mcdowell & Co of S5eubenylie. This /
excellent work is found to be Of more than !
usual interest at this time. on account Of the
war now going on between Russia and Tur-
key. The author has travelled through
those countries, and gives particular ac-
counts Of those parts in which the two ar
mics are at present congregrated. We
would advise all who are in search OF knowl-
edge about Russia and her dominions to
procure a copy of this work.
For sale by Mcdowell y Co., Steuben-
vile.
,TUscARAwAs CoUNrY--The democracy Of
this reliable democratic county have nomi-
mated the following excellent ticket
Congress, Charles II. Kitchener;
Probate Judge, James Mofitt;
Clerk, Emerson Goodrich;
Auditor, John J. Robinson;
Recorder, Simon Bucher;
Commissioned, Robert McElravy;
Coroner, Joseph A. Winspear;
Surveyor, John N. Roberts;
Infrmary Director, John Lower
From our knowledge of the men, selec-
ted, we do not believe better ticket could
have been selected.
TFMpERANcE-.l the friends Of temper
ance about Cadi2 are sincere in their efforts
TO promote the temperance cause, we trust
that they will not try to injnre that cause
by passing such resolutions as the FIST one
of series which were passed at a temper
ce meeting the other night, aud which
may be found on our fourth page. All
such resolutions are calculated to iniure the
glorious cause Of temperance in this State
We have an excellent temperance law, and
all that is needed to make iC fulfil the glo-
riou8 mission for which it was enacted to do
is TO have it enforced.
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Efy~ Some very interesting foreign news,
full account Of the 4th ofJuly celebration at
Steubenylle, on .accouAt Of the dreadful ac-
cident on the Baltimore and Susquehanna
railroad on the 4th, besides large amount
of other interesting articles will be found il
to-day's paper.
THOMAS RIrcH1G, SR.-The Washington
Sentinel comes to us in mourning on accoun
of the death of this truly good and grea
man. He died at his residence in Wash
ington City on the 3rd inst. M. Richie
was pure democrat, and may tr1ly besaic
to have been the oldest editor in the Unitet
States at the time Of his death.
gE- The new liquor law is beeing inforcsd
in Cambridge, Ohio; one man was sentenc-
ed few days sinceto jill for ten days. an
pay fine of twenty dollars. In the Ian
guage of the Jelfersonian, "let this be war
ming to others"
Eg-It is said 10 be an absolute and in
controvertible fact that j. s. Rhodes & CO
Of Wheeling, are determined upon closing
! out their very heavy stock of fashionable
summer goods, preparatory to tie intro
duction Of others. Il is said that they pur
chased cheaply, and are selling more so.--
Call and see.--Argtts.
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GoaE.--The following from the Coshoc
ton Democrat shows very plainly, that q
mother editor has gone over to state {
double blessedness. Success to him:
MARRIED On the goth ult, by Rev
Wm. V. Milligan, Mr.. JAMES WAGsTAFI
: editor Of the Coshocton Democrat, to Mis-
HARRIET G. youngest daughter Of Gen. R
| B. Moore, Of Cambridge Q.
! JEFFERSON GoUHTY.--Ihe democracy 0
this county have placed in nomination thu
/. following excellent ticket: .4
Probate Judge, John K. Sutherland;
County Auditor, Samuel D. Hunter;
Clerk Of The Court, George Webster;
Commissioner, John Barrister;
Director Of Jnirmary, NJ. o. Junkins.
) If the democracy Of that county onl
work, they can elect their ticket by tri
umphant majority.
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GTReview Of the Wool Market for th
week ending.
The growers made some concessions, an
the buyers met them cautiously. Theweek'
transactions would sum up $4,000 lbs, .
prices ranging from 35to AS. We renar
that buyers are timid at our highest quota
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