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Baltimore, Md Saturday, Jan. H. 1886
Prizes amounting to
lAO.O 900 dollars
WIN distributed according the following magnificent
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ENDss NEW YORK, ,io PETEissBsRta.--
Y Tito large and cotnmodona steamship JAMES ef.se
TOWN Capt PARRISH leaves CITY Point for Now 9AEAN
York ovcry WFpNisuAY morning At o'clock, after
arrival the Petersburg arriving nNcw York
vonine Throuhh Tickets Including Railroad Fare aud Meals
end State Room board steamer, sISccond Class Cars
and Storage -. Apply LEE JOHNSON
Agents Nav York and Virginia Steamship Co.
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- GHANo SOW ER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine farmers Having but little machinery, Is durable
and easily kept In order and regularly
Grain Guano desired Frank Rufn Esq, Editor of tn
southern Planter thus comments on ~
1--WE perfectly convinced Of its value in ecien
working capacity eheapness durability and simplicity Of
sruo1n that do not hesitate recommends to the public
thing which II is do often upon.
Again horse works the machine with IL
breadth of ten horse walk, and
carrying bushels time does not require stop
pages necessary by who Seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent of the wind done
with well during very high winds which prevailed
of the time during calm because the seed delivered
close to the ground We not recommend the machine
therefore farmer but them bny Il, not
Mr. seymours account who Is nothing to us but their own
THOS. BRANCH g. SONS,
sep 1918 Sole Agents for Petershnrg.
ElOLLsNsiHH H1 Ell petersburg
YANOTlCEIn taking charge of the above est ablish
nent would most respectfully solicit continuance of the
patrons the IIoo and to friends, ask them to
call and NV table shall always be spread with all the
delicaces the The all attentive. The
shall the best
will that ladies who paronzc Hotel
Shall wish gratied and all ask a
The house is furnished In the
Gated in quiet part of the city My Omnibus will always
the different depois to attend customersto them
aud fro. JOSEPH L.. CARRINGTON,
W3ldScts Proprietor.
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- rArE-m pursuance Of adccreo Of the iinetnga Court
ut the city of iynchhurg shall Commissioner In said de
named SATURDAY, the 18th ot December, Mt the
residence n tho late Henry A. Nn sell AZ public auction
all the real aud rorsonn property which The said lhynca
died seized and poHHcssed cunasng OF the HOUSE AND
l,OT upon which the said hynos rcard aud TRACT OF
LAND situated Ia the county of tamphe nhhnt iunr miles
the city oi Lynolhufg, containing about 40 als
slaves Mule tho Household aud Kitchen Furniture
also Hhntcs Of Guaranteed Stock Ia the Va Tenn Rail
roa, aud nine Shares Ia the titycN Savings hank, The
personal property 10 he sold upon credit Of four montha aud
real upon credit of six aud Twelve ontha Acga
table satisfactorily endorsed Will be required Tor the
purchase money and the lu 10 tho reh pHtao be retained
until purchase money paid sale commence II
O'Clock, \. NJ, and Ia continue until completed.
dot 5d2awt2pth WM T. fANCEN. Comr
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pa1As.3sURG ADVERTISEMENTS.


uptANOs to,, HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-The
MopEh rIANo.In this age q improvement sana rhss
Mash has given direction to the Of Model ano
combined the Of hundred and sixty
doaiH Its richness Of tome simplicity and beauty q design
,iye e finish size &C. all unite TO ronder perfectly unique
II 50 constructed AZ to be used In portion OF ROOM win
faa9l az, anlage to the :, and sar i. ac.,.
ing in style hns and price, which we VIII sell on as good
terms IN Petersburg be had at the North south East or
de- 7,s Piano Forte Dealer, pe.er.lurs, Va.
NNTul PIit1HasE PIANOS r no M IRRE-
w sroNslBLE TRAVELLING AaENTs' when you
eau get ia ne,es9nIs the very best quality" quot second rate.
North SOUTH from n T. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
corner Of Sycamore aud i,ank s,s, Petersburg
Always on hand between 30 10 Pianos select from
nearly all varying in style and hnsh. NOV %
SANTA CLAUS IN TOWN At II. W. Roy
- sToHs CLOTHING STORE No. 70. Sycamore street,
Wearing Appsel consisting Of oKsroeas varying ~ free
Dress g saa Pants 81 gs sei
u 70 sl2 Wooden and Cotton sllk Under Starts and Draw
Styles Neck lies and stocks 100 doz
a"Sns q TrveaS nss Trunks aud vsse ali Of which
ara offered nj prices which cannot fail TO please
shortest notice and a rant ed 10 IT. NJ goods
In the heat aud warranted TO wear well The poor
and rich the aborer and the gent at leisure can Zach
aud every one nd goods to suit his taste aud
dee 2l'ts Is Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va
lJOWsETT n HARDY. Produce Com mis
HI SION MERCHANTS, PETERSBURG VA, Dealers in
pure Peruvian Guano Lime Plaster
Seeds Agricultural implements Machinery; Agents
Deburgs genuine PHOSPHATE OF Lime Lsstmans Plank
Road Wagons, Montgumoy's Premium Rockaway Fan Mills,
sootts LATHE Giant Corn aud Cob MIL MeGresors Farmer
Boiler, Watts Gun and brace Flows. ff Fl h
JOHN RoWLETT,
may 22dS mar HENRY g. HARDY.
sAINWIDDIE GRIGG, date Inspector nj West
- I'M Waohuuso,) PRODUCE AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANT will give his personal attention to
the 81 Tobacco ilonf, Cotton Grain and Country Pro
nce No. Lao sycamore street Petersburg, va. ldee Cts
tHNUOUAs BRANCH ~ SONS, General Gem
Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GuAho AND AGRICULTURAL lMp1E'
IluA ItnIu tnuAp a
Which the personal attention of the partners Refer
John NJ ot.y, III James Saunders Saml Miller Ambrose
kncko Lynehhurg Thomas alaco Hon John Il. May, Paul
Menwalne WIN 1. Joynes potarsbutei Warwick a. Barks
ltlo lIaNallA Co, Richmond. THOMAS BRANCH.
JAS. II. BRANCH,
iy e6dNcts JND. L. BRANCH.
EpANNsEI. n SONS, aon,,nissiou Merchants,
PETERSBURG, AA-sIaitienlAr attention paid TO the
sale and purchase Wheat Flour Tobacco mud Merchandise
generally Advances nude oonsi gnmants.
WILLIAM PANNILI.,
HENRY PANNILI.
aug ai.d6ely JOSEPH PANNIIIa
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d~tnRisqNlAs PRESENTS. ladies AZ. mos,

v lreluA ,lN =" % sa'' M ~ ltlae CIV e'au{Hul M
7sfn and ornamental articles among which
Wop, U5s fieh fibrniai ,wg nnxci Terra Gotta ciRr
sa41s 20 Baxc bahounu anhlcts the French crimnoe
Claf5rs hur China Hupa md sanccfH card l1sketsi
SaellHl l. tiles. ~ Sc. W. trust tn viii h. abo 10
cel sol.e1an. from tho lnals articles On Gnn1m
J. Il. THOMPSON y cos
It4 Iltf,f
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We present at the examngtJ1 Of Mr. 1itcIs school
the Catholic Church last ri7y. rorain from
expressing the pleasure ie~l at ia hp.e uredtable
which the scholars @cned TIN iusrlsts Mr But
deserves the highest coBitndann Ter the manncr in
which his school conducted aud the patronage If our
citizens 4 SUBSCRIBER
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GLOOMY PRosPfeT.-From the prospect at the prescn,
writing shall have gloomy weather for Christmas Dark
raney muddy and dresry weather better cal
cnstcl give the bues-something which body should
have particularly during Christmas times.
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Neod hard substance The la1irs need not
away bluktu China bat by applying this Gluc
maze thr longer H4aiu broken Furniture can nlao
be inendedhyt spreparatiln sold At
j II THOMPSON & CO.'S
d.eGdRr!r New Drlp Store
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Fun FOR CBRIsrMAs-Dudley and Masonic Halls will both
i open durins Christmas furnish amusement for our fun.
l5viug czens-he former occupied by Mackcnzies Avon
Troupe and the latter by Sharpeys Minsrels Interesting
ona amusing performances be seen at either place
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- Srtafr BiUrAoNpi Va, s1ielfs cu1sigumrns To.
baceo Flour heat and all Kinds of Country Produce pon
sng digrul spnal attention.
GonsiRnmcnts coming down tho virginia md Tcnuosste
Railroad the ct - Is Phelps ESQ., Will be for-
wardcd free Of charge tu TIT owner
lie viii also attend promptly all orders for Plaster uae
M.rg1ta audi
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CREAT NORTHERN AND RI, r,ssss.ssssz...sz

SB SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BIZ III Y ff'..-irlTs
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
ToN via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al
EXANDRIA RAILROADS.&C. night Train leaves Broad
Street Station al o'clock allowing 5 minutes passengers
Richmond Das lille Railroad for supper. Omn
bus free Fl charge.
FARE By NIGHT LINE.
Richmond Gorlonsf lie %
Cordons, le t. Washington 10y Orange aud Alexandria
II. u. WHITCOMB Supt Transportation.
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Citp au0 State aHalrs.

CHRISTMAS has once more come upon circumstance
which chronicers Of passing events here duly record
In announcing the fact the only original remark which
10 us appropriate the friends
the compliments Of the season" and wish them
Christmas"
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BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT
RICHS PATENT PREMIUM PLOW
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TtIIt.

+, e. Prizes payable In FULL without DEDUCTION.
@ One Prize 10 every 90 Tickets.
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NIOEEGE--Negroesf far snic--1 WILL IA tomlnis
- suner OF the Circuit Court of Nelson county sell 10 the
hi. host bidder, nj Nelson Courthouse, on WEDNESDAY,
the I'll day January next likely GIRL AND Bol, on
months the purchaser give negotiable paper
satisfactorily endorsed
the day following Fahera Mil, In Nelson county, |
will sell TEN NEGROES for nash consisting of men, women
children Persons desiring purchase likely negroes viii
do we'll Ia attend these snles.
dee l7lSrtlst Ian ALIEN FITZPATRICK.
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ZOE . : ..s wAsssE., -...WENY

SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
who'll snc and rctn In every variety and STYLE low "a
cash prices. by calling NOWLANS, sign of the Ea Nla.
gle, No "a Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va where -
you viii snvo 20 per cent lie has just reod from the Nor
horn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable assortment of Watches Jewoy, Silver Wmoand
Fancy Goods ot red in this State Would not be better
call aud examine his magnificent Stock and
least 20 een he buys all his Goods for s and sell
them much thah the regular prices quality
Goods Ynu also have Watches and Jewelry
paired in the aud short notice.
the aud fashionable Goods in exchange for
money.
Remember the place, sign OF the Eagle No a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
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eEV YEARWilibe offered for hire, privately until Tucs
day the ls day of January next FIFTY NEGROES Of
descriptions which time, all that previously
disposed win be hired AT public aucton in front Of tho Mar
kct House of LynrhburP to the highest bidder
The rer rers win be required To give bond with approved
security. II H. LEWIS. Agent and Attorney,
In fact for Jno W. Schooied EX'or of the last will
and testament Of Frances Is. Shackeord decd
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

FnsO TBBACGoNf-Ts.-ssrea retostse an Loci,
u 1OLLS-lhp Lock Tolls for the Dock connection Ht,
reduced 10 Fuos Cents rtaA Why thohpRy Fy UonH
per dayHRe YOUR Iobnrcp when yon The df
b} shipping h, subscriber tho boekf Having
draws II my own charge only hve eents per box ON Ioba
which Includes all the rhlreca Ia Richmond by sie
otherwise the whole fNprnsu from Iyohhnrg
board only Thirteen ocuts prl boa.
dec POTS ALFRED g. LRE. ilclnuonI
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LADIES FEAsTThe ladies Of st Stephens Church intend
holding Feast next Thursday Forest Depo.-consisling
breakfast and dinner We have doubt they vii, have eve
thing very nice 1t offers nho Opportunity for the young
etmen of the city to show thar 3rl and a.lantry and
Al The same time spend very pleasant day.
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(toAL. COAL. GOAL!! !-Ihave hand a sup
~ ply Of Brush Mountain Coal which will sell
suit purchasers Orders may be left Morses Bookstore
sep % film J. G. BRODNAX.
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ANNEutross,s NnTICE.EAn ,l,n.o Ir,lchlra
iva CAwrasrnxs A>D uo,.ru,ss.D.

dive
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A,ANTA UIAus an rnwN "a. T. M. Rey-


~ NIUN DthIers d
Peruvian and Nj KiCan Gnano, Lime Plaster Bone Dust
Seeds Agricultural implements and Machinery Agents for
DeBurgs genuine Super phosphntee Lime Eastman Plank
Road Wagons Mongumotys Premium Rockaway Fan Mia,
Little Giant and Cob Mill MeGresors Farmer
heller Watts Gun and brace Flows. ~ r Il
JOHN ROWIETT,
.-.nI.A u ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
Worthy Of Imitation.

While in ST. Clairsville on last Friday, at
tie Democratic Mass Meeting, VT called
upon cur friend Gressipger, of the Gazette,
but found him SO busy receiving the names
Of new subscribers and any amount of mon
ey from his noble and generous patrons.
that he couldn't more than say chow do
yau do" AT the close Of the day he stop.
ped receiving money ior one moment. and
said that he would see VS. in Cadiz on the
.3tst.
We must match Stephen for his uninten-
tional coldness; and we know Of bat sne
way do It, and that is this: When he come
to see us on the 3lst, We want our subscri.
bers to keep us 50 busy on that day, from
early dawn until twilight eve," receiving
money and new subscribers, that our whole
time on that day viii be Occupied With them.
And II we should not have time to say more
than ''how do you do to him, no one, will
be better pleased than our friend Gressin-
ger. Our Democratic friends throughout
the county we are confident. will all come
and see US, on that day. We wouldn't
have YOU disappoint US for the world. We
shall be found at our office or some one in
our place, all the time ready to see you
Come upto the meeting, and don't forget
that the Sentinel office is opposite the court
house.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22

Wings. frsss0ilsrs. know nOthings and AL.
and we promise that you viii hear some
thing. pertinent TO the true issue before the
people Of Ohio. AL we wish is hearing.
And we haze no fear for the result. The
Democracy are rAllying everywhere, and
success is Perching upon her gloriops ban
ber. The joyful notes reach our ears. from
North CArolina, from Alabams. from Tenn
essee. The opposition have gained one
State. The know nOthings send forth a
yell of triumph from Kentucky: but it falls
upon our ears as death knell to order,
peace and quiet-it sheds pail of COON
and sorrow over the whole country. Il
comes mingled with the flames Of desolatiOr
1.-The death groans Of the innoeeut--tht
blood Of aged men, murdered wives, snd
helpless infants--the natural and insepara-
bic incidents to victory of bigotry and
persecution. May God save the country
from any more such.
Democrats, and lovers of order every
where. arouse On you it devolves, to stal
this blighting curse tOour fair land. LIE
us here in Ohio, initiate the glori,us exam
pie set us by our sister States, and th
"knight Of the dark lantern" win soon dis
appear forever.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
fora!gll Aeqs,
Arrival Of the Am rica.

@ HAtIFAE, August IS.
The caRard steamship America. from
Liverpool from dates to Saturday. the Al
iesi. arrived here this afternoon at 81 o.
slesk. ,s,
Ths ;atsst neva ftoR shs seige represents
eat sysfyihing vii! b. prepared for q gen
eral seton 10 the course Of is days.
The Russians hsre succeeded in estsb.
ksAing their ride pits in front of the French
sappsra.
Adyiees from the Cnmsa to the Soth ,sn-
aoHncc thai coptinpsd preparations are be-
iag made for general expedition. All the
vessels Of the aeet are assembling at Ka-
misache.
Il IS reported at Paris that the French
goysrnment hal receiYd off; aoti6ca
ison OF the bombsrdmept of the M.lakofi
and Nedan, preparatory to an assaul.
The Vceroy Of Egypt is pegotiatin.
sith the BedouiRs, to serve IN the CT
@ea.
Is vas teiegraphed from London on Sat,
sFaay at noon, that the seige of Sebastopo
Was about to De raised. unl also tina: the
!, wssisrn powers had received y communica.
s'oa tom Germany Of a startling interest.
Tbs fortianatiqps Of the allies are pro
crossing ia the Sea- Of Aft.
Aesoants from Colstantinopls say that
@;hsmTi has decepdel from the mountains,
epd 10 threatening sale noyeuen, a
gainst the Russians.
81 kEaLAsD. The Green sent message t,
parliament. asking additional provision
galnss III, prosecution of the war, which re.
suited IN the Chancellor OF the Excheque,
proposing toissuc seven millions in Exchequ
Or bills. Lord Pamerston in reply to a
gusstlaa IN parliament. touching British en-
ljssmeEts in the United States, stated thai
~ order to prevent oil possibl ity of diff
salsy With the American Government, the
British Government bad stopped enlistin,
prn 1t Halifax.
EBAscE offers for tile French loan a
Eoans to $500. .Ooof.
EsaIs.--The rumors. that Spain wou
seal contingent force to the Crimss,
soHsiasrsa doubtful ltis reported, ais,
shat 10 SO doing. she would ask for teri
terisl guaranty, including Cuba.
ITAly --4oue Liv,rpoo correspondent h,
Pgivats adxices from Loabardy and venc,
ia9jesing pRat important events are near
sipe.
CnIsa The Indian mail arrived. N
imrrossnent in Chinese affairs. The =,
asRs rsssFsas u tie insurgents we're bl
fuinrorasy.
LyERPooE. August s.--Breadstlffs.-
AaFkss generally unchanged--priees. III
sasiar are not quotably lower: white whe
biaeiasSs red iosai Is3d; western can
sDar 4lsa40s6d, Ohio -four 43sa44s; whi
assa S4s. mixsd 3asa3SseJ, market heav,
Accounts Of the crops favorable, thcuo
asns Esin bad fallen. Provision m .rk
aAsesAiiy ancha~ ged.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
To the Democracy Of Harrison
County.

Democrats of Harrison County, you who
are opposed to all secret, oath bound politi-
cal societies; you who are in favor in time
10 come as in times past, of entrusting the
standard of the party to the intelligence
and patriotism of American citizens without
distinction Of birth place or religion; will
meet in your respective townships at the
usual places of holding township elections,
On Saturday, the 95lh day of August, 1855,
At 3 O'Clock, p. NJ, for tie purpose of ap-
pointing THREE delegates from each town
ship, 10 meet in Cadiz in County Conven-
| tion. on FRIDAY the 3lst DAY OF AUGUST,
1855, at 10 O'clock, A. M. for the purpose
# nominating county ticket 10 be suppor-
ted at the ensuing October election, and also
for the purpose of appointing County
Central U, C,mmittee to serve the ensuing
| year.
The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet in
Senatorial Convention with Belmont county,
Tor the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Senator in this district, at Flushing
B lrnont county, on Tuesday, August 80.
| The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet in
Judicial Convention with delegates from
Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Judge
for this Judicial District, at Cadiz, on Fri
day, August 81, 1855.
The Central Committee urge upon the
Democracy of the county, the Importance
of attending their township meetings; anc
also upon the delegates the Importance o
attending the different conventions at thu
hour named.
BIZ ORDER OF THE DEMocRAmc CENTRAL
COMMITTEE OF HARRISON COUNTY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22

No OFFICE SEEKERS 1t has been prom
inent boast of X. Ms that old office seek
ers should be laid on the shelf. Who COM
pose their tisket that was nominated on
last Saturday? Let US see. Their Repre-
sentative has been announced seyera! times
for Office. Their Treasurer the same
Their Sheriff the same. Their Surveyor
the sane. Their Commissioner a regular
township Office seeker; and their InfrmarJ
Director, would have been, could he have
forced himself cut. Their Prosecutor wa,
too young heretofore to be announced for
Office. This Know Nothingism is the par
ty that is to do away with Office seekers =
It does away with them cover the LETT
Take their ticket for sample.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
Tnwnshin Meetines.

Let the Democracy see to it that their
different township meetings on next satur-
day, are largely attended. Lei every dem
ocrat in the county make it his business to
attend his township meeting. Let them ap'
point their best men as delegates to the diff,
ferent conventions who are unpredju
diced, and whose whole object will be tc
nominate good ticket. With a good tickel
we can triumph. Let everything be done
in perfect harmony and all will be we'll.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
Senator Pugh.

We had assurance from this distinguish.
ed champion Of Democrats principles on
last Friday in St. Cl"irsviile. that be would
positively be in Cadiz on the 3ist. Let
the Democracy Of Harrison county turn out
from every nook and corner. to hear this
eloquent speakeA In addition to Senator
Push, Gov. Medill. Col. Cook and Other
distinguished speakers will positively be
here. Let us have grand rally--the lar
gest meeting that he's ever been held in the
county. A meeting that will put the one
on last Saturday to the blush. Haryes
will be over, and our friends can devote
that day to the good of the cause. Again
we say let every township send up her Ct
ties and her hundreds, and all will b,
we'll.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22
Place Changed.

1t will be seen by reference to the notice
of the Central Committee in another col
umn. that the place for holding the Sena
torial Convention has been changed. 1t
viii be held in FLUSHING, instead of U
niontown. Let our Democratic friends in
this county remember, then. that the Sen
atorial Convention for this District. com
posed OF the counties Of Belmont and Har
rison, will meet at Mr.. Krim's tavern, il
Flushing, on Tuesday, August 9s, 1855
at IS O'Clock.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22

concerned. as general thing. with two or
three exceptions. We believe they are gen
tlenen in the private walks Of life. and as
such We shall treat them during the eOn.
ing eamPsign. bu: their political dogma Of
Know HOshingisn We shall denOunes. and
al those who adhere to il. It Is with then
political characters We baYs 10 deal; and
that We shall do without fear or favor from
any one.
As the campaign progresses, We shal
speak at full length Of the gentlemen com.
posing the ticket.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-22

will stand upon and endorse the platform Of
the American party in Ohio.
On motion Of A. Banning NOrtoa, The
following were adopted:
Whereas, csrtain newspapers are con-
stanily quoting paragraphs aud sentiments
from papers VII Oh they charge as being
our organs, and thereby endesvor TO make
US responsible for their sentiments, Be il
therefore
Resolved, That the American Order in
Ohio has no organ, and does not hold t.
self responsible for any sentiments or prin.
ciplss, except those published over the sig-
natures of officers of the State Council.
THo'SsPooNER. Pres.
]. E. REESE. Secty.
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tTWhat do you say friends to raising
us club Of new subscribers at your town
ship meetings on next Saturday. Let all Of
our friends see what they can do for the
Sentinel. The man that brings us the lar
gest list shall be handsomely rewarded with
present that he will not be ashamed Of