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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Gleason's Pictorial fer the Year
1875.

NJ. NJ. BIllou, who has edited the epic
torai" from the commencement, having
bought out The late proprietor, Mr.. +, Glea-
son. will conduct this popular and widely
circulated paper on his own account The
new volume will be radically improved in
every respect, ana viii be pablished on
finer paper than ever before, which quality
will be continued hencelorth without change
Many new and popular features will at once
be introduced, andthe literary department
will present an array of talent and interest
beyond anything it has before attempted
The illustrations W II be finer, and by bet
ter srt sts than have before been engaged
upon the paper, and alto, ,ether the publica.
tion will be vastly improved and beautifed
Arrangements have been made for, rep.
rescnhng during the year views of the most
notable buildings and localities throughout
the United States, as well as giving like.
nesses Of the most prominent characters,
| maze ara iemaC, OF artists and men OF ge-
Mus, such as have by their own industry
and skill made for themselves a fortune and
name In addition TO these, various nota
bic Europen scenes and occurrences will also
be given from week to week, forming bill
liant illustrated Journal.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
The Would be ApOlOgist Of the
Know Nothings.

Our neighbor of the Republican is in a
bad fix. He despises the order eall.d Know
Nolhings, but then to please his friends,
Bingham, Turner. Rowles, Wells, Lewt0n,
and company, who are the leading members
of the order in this county, he either must
not say any thing against them, or else be-
'heir plant apologist, whenever they deem
il necessary. ibis is the standard that
he has to work up to- We pity him
lie wants TO be independent, but can't
laIge majority of the old Whig party
.ot Harrison county have been sacked
into this new order. and Richard to speak
his honest sentiments would displease them,
Poor fellow, he is to be piled. lie cant
belong TO tie order. but still be must be
their aPologist.
In his last paper he has very silly art'
Gle hcaded--'yefy ungrat4ful," in which
he says that We are ungratetul, because we
have Independence enough of our own, to
speak against all such corrupt clans as that
known by the name Of Know Nothings. lie
says that they rendered aid to The Dcmoc,
racy cl this county at he lale election -
This il nothing less than Ja e falsehooI.
The facts and figures prove to tho contrary
JOHN A. Bipgham's and Allen c. Turner S
name was printed on every Know Nothing
ticket voted in the county. This he knew,
because those he circulated in Franklin
township would prove that fact. And wt
say still further, that il the whig party bad
| taxed up man for Auditor who had the
fortune to have been born in this country,
he would lave been elected by the same
majority that Turner was. According tc
tue published principles CT the Know Moth
ngs, they coad not vote for John Sloan
Their only alternative was, either to vote fol
4 man Of their own, vote blank, or else vote
for he democratic nominee. IT, latter
they done.
So far ae ,.ls assertion about Nj Gran
fell and Mr.. Patterson being members Of Is
order, We care nothing about. They A,At
always acted, SO far as we know, with th,
Democratic party. We had their words
before the election that they we're not mem
bers OF the order. We believed that every
man on cur ticket was clear Of the order. i
we have been deceived, let the consequences
rest upon those who have deceived us
And we reitcrate "that 10 man can belong
to.the order Know kothings, and be. a
the same time genuine democrat"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

WAR CT 1912 We learn from our cx.
changes that "those who fought in the war
Of 1879, will hold a National. Co. veniion
in the city OF Washington, on the 9Th of
January, 1855, to adopt such measures as
will induce Congress TO do justice to them
and their widows" There are number Of
those brave men in this county. and we
think that it would be to their interest TO al.
tend that convention, Let them 60 by all
means.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Court.

At The late term of the court in this coun.
ty Judge Means sentenced Joshua kemp.
to three years Imprisonment in the Peni,
tentiary for horse stealing,
A German. whose name we cannot re.
member, was tried and found guilty Of steal
ing 80 dollars in Monroe township; but
owing 20 some error in the Indictment he
was not sentenced.
ScTetai divorces were granted, and som E
refused; beside a large amount of chancery
and law business transacted, which would
not interest our readers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Job Work.

any Of our friends have any Of IL.
kind Of work to DO, they will find the "sen-
tmeI" Office an excellent place to get it done
at We have lately made some additions
of new type to cur already large supply, and
are prepared 10 do all kinds of job work as
neat AID as cheap as any other office in the
country, Bring on the work.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
CINCINNATI MARKET

NOVEMBER 20,--Flour 7.65a7,75. Hogs
395 to 4, with increasing receipts, not ma
ny sales but firmer feeling exhibited; sales
Of green hams nj 3a4c, and 8 for shoul.
ders, sides and hams. Money matters i'm.
proving.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

EE-We regret to learn that the Hon
pinkney Lewis, formerly State Senator
from this district, died at his residence in
Mt Pleasant on Monday, the 18th inst
Mr. L. was good man in the fullest sense
Of that term; and by hs death Mt. Pleas
cant and The community generally. has lo
one Of its best citizens, peace to Lis ash
e."
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ID EE D

Near New Athens. Ohio, Monday, Octo-
Der l6sh, an infant daughter of JOHN and
ELIZABETH A. GORDON, aged one year
and months.
On the 10Th inst, in this place, Mrs. --
GILLESPIE, consort Of Charles Gillespie.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nov 20.--Flour dull, good Ohio al g..
55a8.sl southern, declined l91. sales at
8,874a9, 20. Wheat dull, Southern white
1877 Corn firm, Western mixed 9oasi.
Pork firm. Beefdull and declining. Lard
firm, .&esa at
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

EEy- The difficulty created BY the refusa
Of the government Of France 10 allow Mr.
Soule, our minister TO Spain, TO enter tha
untry has been amicably settled. So we
learn from the eastern papers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

FIzztED, The Canton Transcript, pre-
tended Democrat paper, which turned Know
Nothing Fusion during the recentca campaign,
has died out for ihe want Of support.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

FAIrD.-A dispatch in the Wheeling In
telliscncer, dated Washington, Pa, Nov
20. says-"Messrs Morgan & CO., exten-
siye wool dealers. are reported to have fail.
ed 10 day. Liabilities very heavy"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Eg-One night last week 4 number OF th

ES One nI9ht last week numDer OF the
u. ,alistocratic young bloods of our
towa took it into their august noodles 10
shave a time" and proceeded to elevate
ancient Henry according to the most APP
proved stye. They got beastly drunk and
made night hidcous by their foul profanity,
and outrageous obScurity. Does not the
new Temperance Law apply As well to cup
per tendon" as to lower unitdom? II so
why were rot these midnight brawlers duly
punished, and left TO repent Of their short.
comngs in the boarding house Of triend
WhHe, in the rear Of the Court House
Let the laws be faithfully executed without
fear, favor or affection = ST. (talrSVHls
Chronicle.
1B-A part OF lhe above remarks viii ap-
ply with equal force to Cadiz. There are
few men, (and we are glad that it is only
"a few, who can get drunk, and have moth
ing said about it. But ii a POOR Irishman
would get drunk, Oh some one that keeps a
low doggery, aud were somewhat independ-
ont in their selling, they would have plen.
ty OF iuformcrs and be thrust into,the coun-
ty prison without much marcy. Let there
be no distinction made in enforcing the law.
II that sells good liquor for the purposes OF
ntoxication is Just as criminal in the eye OF
the law as he that sells horny rol.gut wills.
ky. And one of the bon-tons is just MS de.
serving of the punishment of the law for
getting drunk asany pour lrshman can be.
And we have sometimes thought, that if a
few ultra temperance men about Cadiz
would not watch low doggeries so much, but
look up alittle higher, they would save some
yonng men from ruin, who are making pleA
ty bse Btrnies that way,
We are glad to say, however, that there
is but little intemperance in our midst; and
God knows that we should rejoice if there
was none. And the best means to abolish
tho cause o intcmperance is to enforce the
law upon all occasions without fear or favor.
Let no partiality be shown.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

TURNED BANklR Cassues NJ. Clay, the
great Kentucky abolitionist, has turned
banker. We learn from the Cincinnati pa
pers that he has opened benking house in
tha; city. We trust that there will be no
suspension with him.
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Take Notice.

E'&ECUIORS, Administrators aud Guardians,
Ia thnt have not settled thJ fees that is due me-
must do 50 on or before the first day OF January nc
orex .1ect TO pay cost on the same
November !, 1884. BW VEIRS, ProbGt, Jrtqe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

STORMY WINTER. IL is predicted by the
wealhcr-N!sa. that the ensuing winter will
be unusually stormy, marked by heavy falls
Of rain or snow. Or both The prediction is
based upon the fact that about the same
amount Of water falls to the earth each
year, and as much less taan The usual pro
portion has fallen during the last six months,
the balance is to be made up this winter.
Portland 4rqus.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

DcN'r GRuABLE Those men who adyo-
cutc the exemption Of Banks from al, equal
ityy Of taxation, sh uld not complain, if
their taxes are increased by their pariizan
actions. Neither should mca who voted fol
corporations, murmur II they have to con-
tribute their portion to such enterprise in the
shape OF increased taxes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

E4rWe understand that the Grand Tenn
pie Of Honor for the State Of Ohio, will
held rhcir sem-annua session in this place
commencing on this day 1t is supposed
that all the lodges in the State wil! be rep,
resented, and that a large number will be
in attendance. We welcome them to cur
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
-MAmRTEn

On Thursday The l6ih inst, by the Rev.
JAMES KERR, Mr.. JOHN j. REA to Miss
BELLE. THOMPSON both Of Csdiztown-
ship,
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NEW ORLEANS MAKKEr

Nov l9--Tbe stock Of Mess Pork is near.
lay exhausted. sales l7,5oa2o. MoIasses
i9c. Flour Q. so. Rice lower, sales al sc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

MA7f Fed TIpGs.--A 5ool many inq1i-
ries have been addressed to our packer. in
regard 10 the value Of nast fed hogs. com
pared with those corn fed, and we have been
requested to stase that hogs from, beech mast
are scarcely saleabio at all. From beech
and white oak the deduction from the price
OF purely corn fed will erhaps be one cent
per pound, and from corn anl white ok
mixel, about half cent per pounl, ,--Loais-
0is' L.arnaL.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
A Pleasant Evening.

We do not know when VIC have passed
away an evening more pleasantly than we
did on last Saturday evening, in listening ia
the speeches and reading Of compositions
BY literary society Of this place, composed
Of young men from II to l8 years of age -
Their compositions were well written 70,
boys of their age, and their speeches were
we'll declaimed
These young men deserve great credit rol
spending their evenings in such au an ro
pirate manner. How much better il look.
in boys trying to improve t,,il minds. thar
to be spending their time in earrouspp I'll,
streets or loating at some drinking establish
ment. We say to them, 10 90 on in tbei
excrtions in improving their minds. Wher
.hey shall have arrived 10 an advanced aoe
the recollection Of these days they can re-,
call with pleasure, as having been spen
asefulIy, and proftably. Let every ycuuo
man in our midst follow the noble exan,nl,
et by these young men.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

WEsrERS HOME VISITOR This excellent
family paper is about to be removed from
Mt Vernon 10 Columbus. Rev. Gaylord, Of
the latter city is 10 be its editor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
From The Troy Budget, Nov. /
Large Sale of Wool,

The first annual catalogue of Wool by
Messrs Herlington Il Warren, took place
at their extensive depot III this city yestcr.
day. The sale WAS conducted by the wide
ly distinguished auctioueer, Mr.. Wiluermipg,
Of the firm OF WilIermins & Mount Of New
York.
The Fhig says there were between thme
and four hundred manufacturers and deal
ers present frotn Boston, Philadelphia, New
York ana elsewhere. The catalogue mum.
oered I36 different lots, mclulins many
different grades.
The sale commenced a! noon. and from
the start the CO. n);titiol w,s quite brisk
About $4,000 were sold, at - range for
fleece of 204a47 cents, mos.Ig from 50.
TO ~ cents. For pulled, 9l!l39 cents.
average probably go. Flocks very COM
mon, Shoddy, Smyrna and Texas sold we'll
--quandty snail.
Prices ruled from to ) cents above
the highest quotations, The sale was in
every respect highly successful, and CON.
clusisely established the practicabil,y Of
such enterprises here, and Gxo, Troy ss
ore Of the principal wool deppts Of the coin
try.
This same house have sold at private
sales within the last two weeks, in ad,!itiu,,
to The above, 1900 tbs., and have vet
.on hand over $50 900 lbs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

E1'The last number Of the Canton
Trascrpt says that Bishop Purcell, Of Gin
cinnad, contributed $4,000 to aid the de-.
mocracy Of this State, at the recent election
He should bave sent some Of it along this
way a thoasandth part Of the above sum
would have bought the leaders Of the Know
Soihings n this county body aud bneches.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

PoRK.--This article is worth in CAdz
from &3, so to $500, according to weight
We believe that Messrs. s Il II. McFadder
arc the only dealers.
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Legion Of Honor,

The following gentlemen have paid theiI
subscription TO the the Sentinel since No
vtmher 10, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22
Notice to Justices Of the Peace

We have splendid assortment Of Blank Deeds
or s-js at this office
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

BE~W W. Farmer, Lieutenant Governor
of louisiana. died of yellow fever in New Or
leans, on the 29sh ult. lie was creole,
born in Ouachita, in 1874.
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sFGa
Democratic :1rnslneI.
GanxA, uEI4O.
Blank Deeds

- -asasES . Sz=z.-----
WEDNESDAY EFEAI,ti.........NO NOV. p 1851
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-" ANS Rrvisoa Statutes of Ohio for 1854, ar,
- received and ready for distribution al the Clera
office, harr.son county, Ohio
Oct. Is, ST CIlARLESPATTERSON Clerk
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l.rWc learn ffam ,Ae Statesman, that
thy Governor has made the following ap-
poinlments:
Joseph R. Swan, Of Franklin county,
Judge Of the Supreme Court vice John A
Corwir resigned.
Snypard +. Norris, Of Ccrmont county,
Judge of The Supreme Court, vice William
B. Caldwell, resigned.
Charles NJ. Godfrey, of Putnam county,
Trustee of the new Lunatic Asylum, vice
Robert Gilleand, deceased.
Jesse J. Appler, of Sciota county, Judge
of the Probate Court for said county, vice
Benjamin Ramsey, resigned.
Robert McAdams, Of Butler county, Col
lector of Tolls on the Canal at Mildletown
vice John Sherwood, deceased"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

Ar WoRK.--We notice in some OF our eX
changes Il at number Of Fusion POLITICIANS
held . meeting at Toledo in this State, a
short time since, 1t was determined, a
mong other things. to set on foot the calling
Of a mass convention at Columbus on the
2g,l Of February next, to put in nomination
S,att ticket Hon. S p. Chase was spo.
ken ofin connection with the GovernshIp;
but not acted on formally. Push along that
go-cart. II these fel ows get no backset,
,nere will be fun ahead.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-22

TIE ADVANTAGE OF BEING "A PRIVATE
BANKER.-The house of Smead, Collard &
Hughs, which busted in Cincinnati. few
days since, had deposited in its vaults the
snug li,lle sum Of twelve hxndred thousand
dollars, principally belonging to the mechan.
ic's of,hat city; and when their bank broke
they had but sixty four thousand dollars to
pay off the above amount The query nat
nrally arises, where has the balance gone
10? These men evidently broke upfuLl han
le2. "Oh! the honesty thereis in b; hiking" F."
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l07 Fulton street, New York.
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My MOttO is +" PrNgreSS. -

'oN 'ne great Increase of business the subscriber
n enjoyed In the last six m nths, he has been
ea 10 add to his ready xtensivr establi i>hment,
'.'s done by building one of the largest and
,"'a'y aFrbnsed operating rooms in the Union,
~" say @nhon tear of contra !ictinn, that he
;" ue largest and best arranged establishnr nts
9u"t! and tacil ties for the successful pru'ecu-
49, oGshess possessed but by few. if any, in thi-
''tn competent and accomplish assistants
!" une largest stock of daguene eoiyre materials
'a'u IN this place such as cases of eyey variety
W. VI the finest quality ard richest patterns jew
Il :" oom ron up TO the finest quality made for
'oYPeS he fla ters him self that he j. hett pre-
"ee' lhh wants of the publi; in such things
muse W this place, at from 81 50 to S20 90.
a.! lda'lty OF his work, he .eels that it is too
''''nenf TO demand ar admit fom him self
,'ualion' h. will only say That he chnler grs
L. ~" WIN any, tot only tab en- in this place, but
~ Pfe'ent facilities ie is much better prepared
33J'i'e' ct children and groups than heretofore
ss "te'laly call atIention t. that department.
= va" satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
'fsa'e residences and other buildings and
description accurately taken, spe'
n. n.p .mey be sen, and many others with
rv, 9 .i''s abound, by calling at the sign Of the
h. I'e' - The Virginia Bank. Maiu ST.. Lynch-
at Masonic Temple, Main St, Danvi'le
b.. ?. GIBBS, Propri' tor.
l., noriem eases and invalids promptly at
re. vi N'0d' furnished to Il craft at tn, lowest
|4s z. e. 6.
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TERMS.

,.,rtN is published daily at So, and semiweekly ~
II. Yiki y.nee No subscription is taken for shorter
snnnn onths and paper is discontinued, except ut
a se 81 the rT'pFi''of' until all 'F''''as'' 'A" have
gr inserted for 80 sents per sluore or
5 fI '9s not s g. fr} the s i
II the III an ordered out, and charged accordingly
FEaY RATES ssaer r the p,egs q tw0
SO. seh daily S40 semi-weeky $50. Every yearly
II nnss m reiuired to contne his advertising his par
ser WIZ and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
/ AT line S,c,l y I'D ratably for the excess.
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LINE Of Richmond a.

These vessels Of the first oass built in the city OF
nmore expressly for this iInde and hnvc superior
rummodations for passengers. They are commanded
hy experienced Captains well qualified for the trade
nnd who i'll spare no cxerIion accommodate They
will be towed mp md down the vcr- by stenm and may
he relied To sail promptly as advertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it to their interest ship by this limo,
freight will always be taken low ns by any other
line of Packets, and every einrt will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction.
Freight l5 per whole, nnd II cents per ; y
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less lbnp chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected In the hi.l-
moad Fire Association by this line al 3.8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope ic succeed in obtnn-
Ing n full share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by this line To New.York will be for
wnrded free Of commission 10 New Orcnns, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rln port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York at Berth No l. Coffee House Slip, foot oi
Wnll Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } p
G.. II PIERSON, ~ Y.
No. 81 ,South Street. }s
August 2.dts
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy AZ staple ID Goods,
MAIN Street Lynohburg Virginia Store IN
vi Cm,e's new building foI nprly known a' Kyle ;
cotns bess leave call the attentng of his friends an
the public 10 his large and desirable stock of Spring
Summer gsods embracing every article usually kep' II
The dry goods line, which will be offered terms
which cannot tail to please all who may good
goods At low pt,ces HIS friends and the public
nesy reoues ed call ard examine his Stock it will
afford him very much pleasure to exhibit it,
an Its
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
FIT STITZER IA
ID Has now received and in store his Sping stye s&
GENTI.EMEN'S FINE DRESS HATS.

COMPRISING Bcebee's New York style which s most
beantiful-also Oakford's Young mems Ph hadel hia
style hlt brim-which is unsurpassed by any hat yet o
fer ed or the inspection Of this market Iog ther with
the Baltimore slye,cur brim-which is very hands ONE
Besides large ofa the varo.s styles and
qualities of Soft Hats, adapted for the Spring Trade:
10 which he most earnestly calls the al entloh oil ms
friends and customers and he public to give linn call
as he is now prepared offer greater Inducements To
BUYERS than any like esab hmen in the city, both al
.snle and retail All kinds of hats made To order
NJ tia sb rtest olce Customers hats dressed over 70
hir nrice Call at the sign of the Blue HAITI bargains
n . l,s WM STITZER.