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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
An Officer Shot.

Cyrus F. Becbe. one of the oldest Police
Officers in Columbus, was shot by man
named Jones, on Thursday last, and died
about 6 o'clock the same evening. Jones
had been suspicioned Of committing unmcr-
Gus burglaries in Newark, Licking county,
and number of officers from Newark, in
company with Beebe, proceeded to the Sco-
to House, where Jones was stopping, and
going to the door of the roomln which Jones
was Sleeping, demanded admittance The
burglar came to the door armed with a re-
vOlver, and partially opening it, threatened
the life of the first one who attempted to
enter. Succeeding in passing the officers,
he undertook to escape by fight. Beebe
succeeded i'll getting nea- enough to catch
him by the skirt of his coat; but, his feet
slipping, he partially fell to the ground when
Jones turned suddenly around and fred at
him; the ball took effect on the top of his
head. whenhe fell, apparently lifeless to She
ground.
She State Democrat, from which we gath
er these particulars, says Jones fed, and
several officers started in pursuit.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

EY-"Ill trouble you for my months rent
madam" "Is it yer rent ye AK for now?'
"Yes, nam, two rooms at seventy five cents
per week, each" "Ah now, can't ye wait
little time. Sure the likes Of ye must have
plenty of money" replied the woman, look
ing at the thin, bent form of the landlord
with great contempt. "But, my dear wo-
man, the money is due and" "Oh, mur-
ther, it is dearing me ye ar; an honest mar
ried woman and the blessed mother Of siven
buys, each big enough to lick the life out of
ye. Out of my house ye minister and lave
of traying the virtue Of a good woman.
and unable to give vent to her indignation
in words she seized the little man by the
Goa: collar and fairly threw into the street.
The owner intends to let an agent collect
the rent of that house in future.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

THS sEMrN9LEs.--There appears to be a
slight prospect OF another Seminole war. A
correspondent of tie Tampa Herald states
that the agent of the Federal Government,
10 whom was entrusted the work of reno
wing the Seminoles from Florida, has given
up all hope of accomplishing that work the
present season. The writer thinks upon a
report Of thid fact to the authorities at
Washington the Administration may resort
to measures of coercion for the purpose Of
expeling the sava9es from the Florida pen
insula.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

QUESTION BEFORE A DEBATING CLUB.-The
question before the meeting is this:--If 9
feller-whnt is feller--and his gal--sre
about to be parted for a time they pro-
pose to exchange dagqerreotypes--ald for
that purpose the feiIer goes with his gal to
to the daguerreotype shop--and is to pay
for having the pictures took"-,-and he only
has money enough to pay for one picture in
an ordinary case, and the other in magnif-
icent case-which picture should be put in
magnificent ease-his own ugly mug. or
hem? Would it be gallant in him to put
her mug in the ugly case? Would it be jim
erous in him to put his mug in the ugly case
which she is to keep? That's the question
before the meeting. We are open fer the
discussion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
A legislators First Speech.

Lewis, the Legislative wag Of the North
Mass. Union, tells the following good one
upon the Mississippi Legislature, in his cor
with his paper:
4 friend narrated the following 'anec-
dOte' which started The buttons for us the
other evening. For many years heretofore
has been a member Of the House from one
Of the lower counties which boast OF an hun
dred votes Or such matter, named ~.
He Eas member many years before he
opened his moalh, except 10 say Aye aad
No. and nut something into it, the latter n
veSy priseworthy, Agreeable and highly
uselui proceeding, except at Spangler's.--
Once upon a ,iRs Ms county received, not
first rate notice As the newspapers say,
which it became necessary for him 10 au-
swer. 1t WAS affirmed that the couEty did
not nay taxes enough 20 pay the member-,
thaE be Al was a ta1 upon the trea'
sury-and that if he wouli accept the pro.
position, the legislature you'd give him an
order on cis shetltf, to collect the ya&ts and
.et him stay vt home hereafter.
N rose IN ds.tnee-- his maiden
sperch;
Mr.. Chairman, the people OF my county
are psor but honest.
hs was inleru )sed by C. from
Monroe, who with stantorian voice cried
out;
did the honorable gentleman say his
people Yere poor::'
'le4
And honest??
Yes
'Then they are tn o he-ll Of fr.'
The House shook; C sat down
M----like the boy whom the calf rsr
over, had not word to say. His frs
speech WAS the last one,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

GT"Woman's love" is the subject mat
ter Of many novels and newspaper stories.
A practical illustration of it is shown in the
case of Ellen Nolen, poor woman in Phil :
adeIphia. who few nights since, was foced
dump from a third story window, in conse.
quenee of the brutality Of her drunken hus
band. She is now recovering from injuries
received, but has refused to enter any COM
plant against her husband, and even beg.
ged the officers that they you'd not arrest
him,
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
MANUFACTORY ,

A ARUN FOkMAN thankful tor the liberal pat.
-LA-ronage heretofore eqtended to him, would all.
nounce to the citizens OF HARRISON and the adjoining
counties that he Is better prepared than ever 10
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouches,
BuggleS Gigs, Sulkies and Wagons, Of all kinds and
Sizes which he feels confident cannot be exceIled by
any other shop in the country.
Having stock OF material that is really unsurpas-
sed, and having full knowledge of the business in
all its branches he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything III the above line, to give him call.
His slops in the of Mr.. Senlmons' Black smith
Shop, and nearly opposite the Cadiz Hotel, where he
may at all times be found.
Lhdiz. Octnher lR lRh
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Houses G. Lots for Sale in Cadiz.

TTHE subscribers offer at private sale three good
L and convenient dwelling houses all suitable for
medium sized families, all furnished with proper out
buildings, water ect two OF the houses are new
built. Prices low and terms reasonable.
We also offer tor sale four vacant building lots
All the property is suitated the depot side OF the
Town Of Cadiz, and must therefore increase rapidly
in value. WOOD 4 SMITH
Cadiy Dpc 2i 1853
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AEF FSixteenhundred dollars hsve,contrib-
utcd towards the erection of monumen mt
20 the memory Of Kuud Iverson. 1.-The boy
that would rather die than steal"
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Paw Up.

A LII persons who know themselves indebted 4
"A A. Ii. Burtch, will please call and asttle i'm
mcdlately, as this is the hrst and last call.
Aurust 10. 1858 A. H. BURTCH.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

E1- Counterfeit FIvEs on the Exchange
Bank, Lockport, N. Y, are in circulation.
1t Ii the old Unadla plate altered. Some
Bsnking Houses have been deceived, and
taken them without suspicion. The bills are
exceedingly well executed, and well calcu-
lated to DECEIVE.
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Latest Arrival.

lust received and for sale, decidedly the newest
j and finest assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, al
the we'll known establishment OF
S. SLEMONS.
(yadiz lime l. 1853
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Capt. CANTIELD, Of the Topographic
cal Bureau, and son-in law of General Cass,
died at bis residence, in Detroit, last week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10
Otdcn Bee-hiUe Store
No TIA MAIN ST. WHEELING, Va.
Suring and Summer Trade

NU "a MAIN CT. w uEEI.tN0, ' \,
Spring and Summer Trade.
GTONE g. THOMAS respectfully announce to
y the public, that they receiving their Stock
of Spring and Summer Goods, which have been Sc
lected with great eXprei sly for this Market
We have made extensive arrangements for much
increased trade, and having made our purchases
almost entirely FOR CASH-we will be able, to sell
not only for less than We before could but many
styles of Goods, greatly less than any house in the
city, either wholesale or retail, and thus maintain
our already widely established tame-of the Cheap
Cash Store. We can and will make it the interest
OF Cash Buyers to deal with US. Ugr Stock is large
and will be replenishod almost wssAly during the
season. We have III store, almost every variety
from the Richest Silks aad Dress goods imported
and some OF the cheapest goods that you ever saw
Here are few of our prices
DRESS S;LKS-Severa hundred pss of Fancy
Black and chungeable Dress Silk and Salilis
OF every style and price-some OF the Richest I'M.
ported--and MANY styles, at less prices than ever
before offered in Wheeling--Beaglitul Fig Black
Dress Silks at 10 cts. Barred do worth 100 q! G2h
SHAWLS-crape shawls, plain and Elnb'I--ey.
cry color silks, cashmere de lain and Ihibe Shuwls,
some OF the richest styles imported
Mantillas, Habits, Palker &c. &c, very rich
and cheap Dress Goods OF every style and price;
Summer Silks, Tissue, Barege be Bages SWISS
Silks, SILK and Linen Goods Beautiful mourning
goods, Plaids and Stripes the greatest variety.
Bjnnetts ribbons and trimmings OF every kind and
cheap, aEt iul variety ofmi hnery Goods.
Linens, RUSSIA, Scotch and Irish, & great variety
an! cheaper than you ever saw them and IN u word
evey kind OF goods in our hive, cheap and warranted
to lease. No trouble to show goods, we respect.
fully solicit our examination at the Sign OF the Gold.
en- Beehive. ia Main st. Wheeling
Wheeling, April II, 1854
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BAER, WALTER & BROTHERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

CHEAP CLOTHING HOUSE.
No. 1872 Main Street, Below Monroe House,
WHEELING, Va
TIME undersigned would respectfully call the al
Il tention Of the Public, both in and out Of town
TO their New Clothing Emporium, where they flat
ter themselves that they will be able to offer bet
ter bargains than any other establishment in Wheel
ing.
Our Goods are always purchased on the besttern
from the first Manufacturers, and made up at on
own Establishment in Baltimore.
Our Stock too large for enumeration, cvHpr
every article, Fine and Course in tho
BAER, WALTER a. RaOS.
Branch Of Waite, u Bros Clothing House, Bal
timore, Md. wheeling, Sept "a, le53.-ly,
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BOOTS, SHOES. LEATHER, &c.

THE subscriber. very thankful for past avers would
respectfully inform his old customers and the pub.
lie generally, that he has now on hand most spen
did assortment OF Boots and Shoes Sole and Upper
Leather, Calf Skins, Morocco Lining and Binding,
Skins Nails, Thlead; end almost every article in his
line.
Also Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gum Over Shoes,
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes all Of asuperior Style and
will be sold very moderate profits for Cash. Hides,
or almost any kind ofmerchantable Produce.
SAMUEL SLEMMONS.
n. B;-Persons knowing themselves indebtedeit
er by Note Or Book account Of long standing, will
please call and settle ap, short settlements mako.
long friends, and IN some cases save costs.
Cadiz, March 10, 1852 s. S.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

EEThe collcsai tree lron California, 300
years old, s5 feetin circumference, and goo
iest high, viii arrive in NeF York next
Fsek
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-10

SHARP PRAcrlcE. litt!e 'selP
was perpetrated at :hs expense of u native
ofthe fedsrIand.' up near Brownsville, in
Licking county. The other day.
1t seems pcdisr ofjewelry happened 70
drop in on the old gentleman, and during
his stay obseryed young horse which pleas
I'd his fancy to I, and fer which he OBJ
served he would willingly give one hun
dred dolars---it, ds only had IT. His last
charge, however, to the old gentleman, on
leaving was to keep the horse and take good
care of him, fer he would assurelly come
back to buy him.
But, before going any distance from the
house, h. returned and said the horse pleas
ed him SO well that be would like to take
him with him, and asked if he could not do
go by leaving one of his boxes of jewelry,
worth about SIX hundred dollars After
some little palsyering, the owner of the
borse concluded to let him -. retained the
box as a pledge.
The pedlar, in high glee, mounted his
f4yorite and rode oil. Again, after the
lapse Of few minutes, he returned. and
with pitifu face, asked the farmer if he
couldn't let him have about eighty dollars
in money, remarking that six hundred dol
lars WAS a great Gea! to secure hundred
dollar horse Ei,h., The unsuepectng vic-
tim finally advanced him, the Cash. and :he
pedle. again rode away, promising to return
10 ten days or two weeks and redeem his
box.
The time fixed fon the retention Of
the Yaluahles having arrive and passed,
old :Haus concluded he would open the box
anyhow, and found aboM twe!Vs dollars
rerh 7 brass trinkstsl H
'Phanay his pheeliHks"
.Noral--Take the papers. and never pur-
chase jewelrg of man who you do not
know, and IN ~hum you have 40, confidence.
--Zd4esqifye Fourier april 10.
r-~e. ->'--~Nys~
BEAUTIFUL SESr1NExr- A. man without
come sort Of religion is, at best, poor rep.
rebate. ths fpat ball OF destany, with no tie
linking him TO in6nity and wonderous eter-
uty that is within him; but woman with
out it, iseven worse; fame without heat,
y rainbow yit!.out color, flower without
perfume. :.
A man may IN some tie his frail hope and
honors, With week shifting ground tackle,
10 his t4siness OF the world, but a woman
Eitboqt that anchor, which they call Faith,
j, adrlft and wreck. A man may clumsily
continue a kind of responsibility OF motive,
but can fluid no basis in any other systeln Of
right action than that Of spiritual faith. A
man may craze his thoughts and his brain
10 thoughtlplness in such poor harborage as
fame and rtpatationmay stretch before him:
but woman, where can she be put her hope
in storRis, il not in Heaven?
And tbas sweet truthfu4es; that abiding
love. thai endearing hope, mellowing every
ecene ofIife. lighting them with the pleas.
antest radiance; Ehsh the worlds cold storms
break ike an army with smoky cannon.
what can bestow it all but holy soul tied
to what Is stronger than All army with can
nom Who that has enjoyed the love Of
good loving mother, but will echo the
Thought with energy, and hallOw il with
tear2
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Buildings, which will be sold for Cash lower than
er before offered in this place.
Carpenters Bricklayers, Blacksmiths, Saddlers,
and all kinds of Mechanics and also those who wish
to build invited to call and see my stock, which
will always be kept complete and gold at as low rates.
can be purchased at the River.
will always keep on hand, as well as general
stock Of Hardware complete assortment OF Nails
and Iron, 9crCall and sce Il. ]. BENNETT
Cadiz, o., Decemerb Is, 1852.
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SHAVING G..

T WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens o
i Cadiz that have ugain taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store,
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me call
at Number two"
TERMS BY THE QUARTER.
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McMechen's Literary Depot.

TINE undersigned has removed his LITERARY
Il DEfor toNo. 4. Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
where he constantly kesps on hand, books station.
cry varieties: ALSO all the popular Magazines, News
or Literary Papers Of the day A choicer selection
Of the latest PorubAR PUBLICATIONS cannot be found
in any establishment in the West. He invites his
friends from Ohio TO give him call.
JAS. II. McMECHEN.
Whaeing, sep2s ls53.ly ~ M
HTcLANES Pills and Velknilags, the most popu
lVl lar medicines Of the age for sale BY
nov. 23 1858 JBEALL
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HATS AND CAPS.

N & ). TAGGART respectfully informs theu
~. customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good stock of Hats of their
own manufacture, in addition to which they have re-
east, consisting of fine Mole Skin Hats of.the fall
fashion, fur and wool Kossuth Hats, great variety
Of silk plush Caps, Of the latest styles for men and
boys also great variety of boys and children's cloth
Caps, which they will sell at prices that cannot fail
to satisfy the buyer. D. &. J. TAGGART
Cadiz, Sept. 90, lS52---ly.
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OFFICIAL

TsxAsusY DEPAsrxxxr, August %, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders Of the fol
lowing ngdsscribed stocks Of the United States that
this department Il prepared to purchase, at any
time between the date hereof and the Goth day Of
November next, portions Of those stocks, amounting
In the aggregate to s. Ss40 900, in the manner and
On ths terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
In case Of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preferences will be given in the or.
der Of time in which said stocks may be offered The
certificates, duly assigned to the United States by
the parties VINO t5 recoiv- the amount tber Of,
must be Transmitted to this department upon the
receIp> whereof, price will b. pai' compounded
Of the following particulars:
l. The par value, or amount specified In each Ger.
lifcate
premium on the stock Of the loan authorised
by the act Of July, 1s4s redaenishle November r.
1886, Of per cen :. on the stock Of the loan au
thorized by tho act Of 1s42 redeemable s,st Decem
ber, 1892 of II per cent on ths stock Of the loans
authorized by the acts Of 1s47 and 's4s and redeem
able, tbs former on the 31st December 1867, and
the latter on the Got June, 1868, of 16 per cent
and on the stock Of the loan Authorised by the act
Of $780, and redeemable On the 3lst December, 1884
Commonly called the Texan indemnify six per
cent
Interest on the par Of each certificate from the
LIST OF JEly 1884, to the date Of receipt and settle
Eens At the freasiry, With the allowance (sor the
money to reach the owner Of one days interest in
add tier.
Payment for rad stocks will be made In drafts Of
tie Trsasur.r Of the United States the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia as
the parties may direct
But no certificate will be entitled to the benefit Of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Trea ury ON Of before the said Goth day of No
ven1ber next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
aug 2s-dt20voy Secretary Of Treasury.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PoSe OYRIcE DEPARTMENT,

PoSC 0FNoE DEPARTMENT.,
Axg. 18th, 1854. !
L States from the first day OF January, 1864, t.
the 9oth day of Juns. 1858, On the following route
on the Assissippi. will be received at the Contrac
0tHos Of tbs Post oa,cs Department, in the city o
Washington, until o'clock d. m, of the 9th Soysm
Der, 1854 10 be decided by ilth Of the sans month
KENTUCKY.
No. sle2.-From Cairo; ILL, by Memphis, Tenn
Napoleon, Arb, Yicksburg, Miss, Natchei
and Baton Rauge, La 70 New Orleans
l.o75 miles and Lack, daily, il safe and
suitable steamb ats,
Lave Cairo daily at SPIN
Arrive at New Orleans in days, by SPIN
Leave New Orleans daily at 5 p m
Arrive at Cairo in six days by pm
No. el610-Ffom Cairo, I'll, BY Columbus Ky. Hic.
mans, New 'la1rid, BIO Ashport, Tenn
Hokman's Bend, ARK, Fulton. Tenn.
Oscaols, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph
Tenn, AMI oldham, Ark, to Me nrhfs
Tenn, twenty-four miles and back, tire
times week, in safe and suitable Seam
boa's
Leave Cairo every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at IL a
Arrive at Memphis In 81 hours, by7p IN next
day
Leave Memphis every Trs.dsy, Thursday and
Saturday at il m
Arrive at Cairo in 81 hours, by m mex.
days.
No. ISll-Fr?m VickSburs, by Youp2's Point. La
Mill ems Bend, Pecan Grove, Tallula
Mes, Lake Providence, La, Princeto,
Miss, Grand Lake, Ark, Point Worthing
ton, Miss, Gresnvills, Columbia, Ark,
Gains Landing, and Victoria, Miss t.
Napoleon, Ark, go ails and back, three
times . week, in SAT, and suitable steam
boa Q.
Leave vi ksburg every Monday, Wednesday
and Tbursday at l am
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, saturday and
sunday 10y 8 pm
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday,
snd Monday at l a IN
Arrive at Vicksburg every Tuesday, Thursdsy
AMI Saturday by 6pm
ILLINOIS.
No 1S527-Frem Rock Is.and, Ill by Hampton
Fort Byron, Cor5ova, Albany, Fulton, 81.
vannah, l.. Clsire, Iowa, Camsnchs, Ly
ons, Iabula, and Bellevue, to Gaena, Ill
one hundred miles and back, three
times 3 week, In safe and suitable steam
boats.
Biddzrs vii propose q schedule
For form OF proposals, guarantee, and certificate
also Instructions and requirements, (embracing con
ditons to Re incorporated In the contracts to such
extent as the department may deem proper,) see cd
Ee,tissasnt inviting proposals for mail service or
ths Alssis 81 ppi river, dated June 7, 1854.
JAMES CAMI BELL, Postmaster G,n'l.
aug 31-eolm