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~ olivaRsng yesoI ltloRS S'as rejected ~
1Ssointl0A {Aine 1he Susvsyor ID mike j
r r9al ~ exs6 " s1poIAene Canal.
En- !, .,,, -, .,s
y a q ~ HOP KiMSs See'y.
he xsge5t ton re this Board uth1rizing the
C6mpt Her 10 sell ~ public anction the con
tE9.es fqr laying y round stone pareruent on The
lslsg 5 Es ost Third Dissrict,
she Board ~ king out
sss Hy s4sar Of the work
s.,Sa y py the TO the con-
y Z a2a sthe following words:
's 2 . ARc q, their Of tho
M9l& uanes arg also theiI rppurtion of this ma
Asf7Mls HnfnlehRd the OF n was, on notion re-
teflHa 20 she yomuit tee on treets and Landings
NB stia44 4, ~ =
on s6of elue q Melppmene Canal,
FSl nE theS Assist B0ard, Was referred
to- tk6 Eummittea on gfreats and I'M, tl;,r,s n.
PHI III vifEso .r,ssaasgs 90 "a $50 :,
4, 7 ~, Tsss7 n $780,
e y 4 = r. y "a. 81 q ANTAL1ERHEN
49,. n + aAk n " Nov, I6 1855
"a AvatHe tsrs'e1hs Ald al etn1sIs pc The q
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s. %'ssss!. ,sgESIa1ieg laat eeamse 10
aid Chasiia WEE "a III gnanhss
part Of tEss Bear| Vs. ~ = sle
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-23

AaUEREMEDrEs ETt.
0sgood'aIndian Cologogue,
RowsndfsTonic Mixtnfs,i
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds FebrifuEs,
YsGitAbleF ebrifuxs.
LOZENGEB. ~
Shermnn's Cough and Worm,5
BYyan'nP nlmonic Waters,
LocoSk's Pulmonic Wafsrs. 81
e HAIR PREPARATIONS,
Lovstt's Wahpsne or Hair Giles.
Bnrry'sTricopharous,
Lyons Kathsrion,
Boyls's Hypssionfluid,
Phaion's HairfnvigorAtor,v5
Jsyns's Hair Tonic,
Var Deussn'n Wahpens.
Loudon'a Oriental Hair Tonic,l
Hanel'sEAu Lustrale,
Oldridge'a Balm ofColuubis.
Railways Circassiau Baim,j
FANACEAS.
oWutu 3lh<uuCA
COLLABORATION Vegetable,
LonEley's Great Western.
OINTMENT AND SALyES.
Dalley'sAfagicAl Pain Extractor.
Professor HolloHry'sO Ointment,
MsAllister's ALL Healing,
Rrookn's Magic Salys, Pryor'spiI,
Gray's, Hnrrison's Specific,
Trask'Bhfayne tic, Judkin'u,
Loudon'sAll-H Healing, Russia.
OILS.
kushtnn'BCod Lfyor0iI, a,
McHair,aAcoustic, scarPa's do,
British HArlssm. 74
avg=@ BITTKRB.
Modatis rhnnix, Bis 0 ,sAromatIe
q WOLFE'B AROMATIC
~ Druggista and Msrchanta, 3
contained in the nbovs catalogue
calling sending their ordsrB AZ
extensive assortment OF GENUI
unitsd Btates, and ttho lowest /
y. WE
GENUINE hi
y n3a X tg 4fSw No, ISL
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

| q EFFICE UF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" NsTTUTIoN-OEce Camp Grated III.
dor Al ofthe Legislature, 18th March, ls5S
The once this nItitution reception
posits morning Sundays exseped O'Clock
Saturday evenings from O'Clock. "
Depoata Of One Dollar and upwards BIO received,
The spoymento strictly limited BY The act of irro,
Snna, and Of the City Of New Orleans. v D
Loans mortgage
Of the appraised cash Value ~ fS >SAA'
pledge the Incorporated Banks in Nav
Driahna not exceeding so Of thu
ont derived from the employ 10
be ds,.buted semi; annually among the Deposson. l.
No Trustee directly
csys any pay smour1ent whatever. '-fs' y
Certificates Of deposits 10 M erra5
for
sTRUsTEES,
George Eustisi A. d. Kelly, William VOCAL
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urqahart. r. b. SUNNI
@. C. Duncan, A. Hsne. ~ 5lanrss Iar.., a
Mlheimus bogaft, T. NJ Wood, Thos. A. Clark.
mos a. AdsmBs Et-A. Bradford, D. D. Witbsra
Y A- HA9 W. N. MERCER, President
!it 5e55.5sS A. D. KELLY,
WIN. YOGEI, Syeo Prasidaet.
5 r. B. SUMMER, J
d. D. WTTHERS, Treasurar
tanned At ihe office. ..esEs nssiv
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MIgCELLANEoUs.'
COLE N a MS.

COLEMAN,e
PATENT UNDuL.aToRF cory AND
FIGURING MILL MANUFAOT0RY
City Of Jefferson. Suburb of New Orleans s
wAREROOM AND DEPOT 90 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
& 81 NEW ORLEANS, 5'sS@~-As
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NlNE. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, etc. 1aS
~ A:TFLsR, SO CAMP STR ErbsseonsisntIa y. x5ssA
DgpLEx and 0YIND2R W2TcHns u al ths tn
,.a.s; .sxErs,asy.ry
i. soLD PENS pENcILs THiBLEs, BucA LES FINE
BROOCHES, NECKLACES. RINGS M DE
ara MoHks LADIES, CAsT0Rs CUPS PTTfhRE
Viii doons FINE
with Gold Silver
~
s1a o1ea 10 snl.ths aye atshor.notfcs nj
FLORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMRER
veil Known ostabsbsS have addition old and
netwssn 81 Paul. Co
yard tna Old Basin fronting Csua an M
Where and Robertson and on Robertaon
aortmon Of building materials, - M seneral as
Yellow Pins Calling. 1''sa' 'oasaea and erooyed
yellow Pine Flooring. s''a ano siooVea
TX and IN inch, narrow and vida dssosd
Dressed Shelving aud dressed Gather Boarding
!esa q AL sxee heavy timber Decking and nch PnIs
~ men fns Boards and Rough n
daay made Doors and saah, Blinds Moulding asy
Orde taken for Lumber Mills on Pensacola ana
rlonda and cut to suit
New York Boston, Key West Gaveston Iayaa
ang other ports along the Atlantic Gulf COAT al
n aIe also prepared 70 supply orders hs Earsl
Their Dressed Lumber 10 neatly pilod mn in en-
ne large supply constantly may an
I'll ms an article well seasoned and rosdy
4 353ts 49,, Po1LEf, NIcOL 4 co. -
t.1 Corner Cedar and Julia Streets New Ba.in
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n NORTH CULL0M, ATTORNEY At La
DRUGS, MEDICINEs.

IT WRIGHT 4 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES which
Wholesale pricei
Depot and BpssI Agency Charssstrss,,
Nav Drlea La
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The Chair decided that the foregoing report
was out Of order. I
Mr.. Gilmore moved that the preamble and
resolutions, In regard to the litigation pending
between the city of New Orleans and the Pont-
chartraiu Rrilroad Company, be taken out Of
the hands Of the foregoing committee, to be acted
upon
Carried by the following vote:
Peas Messrs. Darell, Denegre, Converse,
diilmore, Price and Tompkins 81
% .s zts ~ y II II 4, q 2 2 =
The following preamble and resolutions were,
on motion, concurred in 5s
Peas -Messrs. Bailey. Converse, Durell, Dem
eyre. Gilmore, Price and Tompkins 7. a
Ways Messrs. Culbertson, Dupre and Prague
% ss sd = IS 81 2 -
Whereas, There is litigation pending bel speen
thescty Of New Orleans and The Ponichartrain Rail-
road Company, growing Of the subscription OF The
sand dollars under the provision OF The act Of the lie
OF the 18Th March, 1854 and of an ordinance
tue city o. the date of the 10th June 1854 for The
Of enabling the Pontcharrain Railroad Com
psny 60 construct raroad from New Orleans 10 Mo-
ete AAa WHEREAS III believed 10 be The interest of
ihs md Of lis czens and Of ,hs IF
s4e fontrnafsrafn Railroad Company thai said tisa.
tion should be fhted and the NJ
tAe CLIP Hna faiifoad company be dissofye and bere
p5e posiuoll has been made by the Ponsc
OF ia BOMBS I0f one thousand dolTS sar, iss,sJ ~
ana eecesved BY said railroad company; - - : /
Il ASse{ued, That the city Of New ofoa. In cnnsIde
ration mat The Pontehartfain Railroad Con,n ~ ~;
return 70 Tho city q New Orleans three huna Ed BOND.
tof one dollars each with Interest coupons
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
How a By obtaine Free ride
on the Cars.

The Cleveland Herald says. on Wednes-
day night, as the train was about leaving
Buffalo for this place, negro boy. by the
name Of Frank Snowden, about 10 years
old, and who has been living here, request.
ed the Conductor to let him ride up free,
saying that he had no money. The Con-
ductor refused to do so, and the boy wen
away.
At Erie, on the arrival of the cars, the
boy made his appearance, and in reply as to
how he came there, said hehsd clung 10 the
under side of the platform of the hind car.
The statement ives doubted, but he show.
ed his position and the appearance of his
coat. the skirt of which was cut by hang.
ing about the wheel, confirmed his story
The little fellow had thus ridden the dis.
lance of 50 miles, supporting himself by his
hands and feet cliuging TO the brake and
the under braces of the car, and 9ntirey )
under the platform.
The Conductor at Erie permitted hin
to ride in the cars TO Painesville. At tha
point with the assistance of the passengers
he was secreted under a seat, and thus ar
rived in that city in safety.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Great Democratic Gains.

Several of the democratic editors in diff
ferent parts Of the State are Dragging over
the great gains in their respective congres
sionsl districts. Auong these, the Cldiz
Sentinel boasts of gain of l,624 in the
Columbiana and II .rrison dirtrict. This is
a great gain. and our fiends deserve grea
praise, but THIS district beats it, long
ways. Last year, Swans maj ,rity in
Franklin, Pickaway and Licking was 1866
This year Medil's majority is 1857, ma
king a gain Of 4.722! We DO not like t.
brag, yet we must do justice to the noble
Democracy of the central district Out
side OF Hamilton, we do not think this car
be beat. Is Galloway instructed? States
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
A third Bridge gone Gone on the
Pacific Railroad.
The St. Lonis Democrat says;

The st. Lonls Democrat says;
To-day we have to record another cal
amity and another disaster on this unTortu-
nate railroad. BY our reporter who has
Just returned in the steamer Keystone, we
learn that the bridge at the Morea, four
miles this side Of Jefferson, gave way on
Friday evening, and that structure also is
now a mass Of broken fragments. This is
said to have been the only completed bridge
on the whole line, and the result that has
happened only confirms what has been al
ready said Of those which had previously
fallen. Not one has stood the test Of
food tide-- not enc but has endangered to a
great extent, human lfe--while single
span OF a careless arch has hurried twenty.
eight Of our citizens into eternity.
We are not prepared now to visit censure
Or lndulg il recrimination upon those who
have caused all these disasters. We have
no wish to lacerate feelings already deeply
wounded, or to make charges against those
engaged in the construction Of these paste
beard traps for human life. An inyestiga-
ton Of the whole matter will. we are salts.
fed, be had ia due time, and until then
We shall suspend comment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
ARRlVAL oF rae ASA.
HALrFAx, Nov.

nAAAfAAr -fefs -
The Asia, with Liverpool dates up to
: turdny the S7th of October. arrived here
} ct night.
Wheat dull, and Sd lower. Flour closed
dali at decline of Is; Philadelphia and
Rslsino,e 4ssa43s Cd; Ohio 4iseda45s.-
,N,ra advanced 81 ard closed steady-Dix
~ corn ass.
Brown. shiPley d Co.. quO'E red wheat
at Iis I0dAI2s.
Provisions quoted BY Richardson Spence
& Co. generally unchanged. Lard quoted
ees, bat none Offering.
IOsDox PRoDucK MAREEr, Oct 2e.-Bar'
iss, Brother & Co., quote iron steady, and
,as prices unchanged. Sugar advanced Is
alsod, the m .rket closing with an active
demand. Coffee trife lower. Bread
suffs generally unchanged and quiet
Flour 4sa46s. Rye closed duh and low
or. Lard dull-Western quoted at 67s'
The Asia reports the steamship North
star of Southampton on the evening OF the
sslh. The report that the Russians had
blown up Fort Nicholas and other fortidca'
lions at Otschakoff. is unfounded. Adyi-
css from SebastOpOl show that the Allies
are advancing in strong force and the Rus
.iana falling back in good order upon their
fortified position. The allies were close up
=
Sn the Russian position at Abbot, where Ii
was thought they must make s'and'
IN which case battle is inevitable. The
Russians on the North side. keep up q
CONSTANT FIRE on Sebastopcl, under the COW
wr Of which they are Withdrawing theii
troops, and concentrating them upon Pere-
kop. A Russian dispatch dated tbe 2end
says:The allies had marched 4 900 troops
srom Eupatoria towards Taulan, but after
wards fell back, observing the Russian Ian.
GERS on their left The English gunboat'
had reentered the river almost up to Me-
olaf. A late St. Petersburgh dispatch says
lhe whole militia has been ordered out tc
reinforce the army in the South under Gen
J.uders. The Car left Nicolaf for EliSab'
good 100 miles north.
Major Delafeld, Major Mordacal, and
Capt. McLelland, American officers, had
arrived in the allied camp.
The allied troops, officially reported. ir
,he Crimea, including the sick amount tc
10000.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded a
g.. Petersburgh with much uneasiness.
The Baltic English fleet was near Narglr
preparing to leave the gun boats at hi'l
more and had been ordered to England.
The report of the Russian disaster a
Kars is confirmed, but somewhat modified
The Russian loss is reported at 2,ooo.-
Two Turkish redoubts were lost and reta
ken four times. The Hungarian Genera
Kernertz commanded the Turks. 1t is be-
lieyed that the Russians cannot continue
,he siege. Tho Russians have fortified al
the passes leading TO Tides.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
NEW ARRANGEM ENT.
CARVING.

Y7NIIE undersigned takes this method OF informin
a. hepablic that he has bought and is now perma
neatly repairing and fitting up the Cardng fulling
and Manufacturing establishment lately owned hy
r. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz on the road to
New Athens He expects TO be ready to do all the
Carding thar he may be favored with this seuson--
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood &
Smitis, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and all
work warranted. A liberal share of public patrons
age is desired Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEfH n. JOHNSTON.
May IL, 1853.
N. b. Coverlet and Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishment. j. r. JOHNSTON
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Notica.

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in.
terestot Francis Morey in the tannery of George Il
Morey is Authorized to settle all the claims Of the
late firm The business will hereafter be continued
by the undersigned / have now and will keep con.
siantly on hand large and extensive assortment o.
all kinds Of leather, which invite the attention Of
he public.
The highc market price will be paid in cash fol
HIDES and SKINS. SAMUEL GEORGE.
?. 5. Those having land to clear, would do well to
save their BARK, as it willpay the expense Of clear
ing. S. q.
Ijadiz, O. March %, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
State Elections.

The late elections held in New York,
Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Mary land, Lou
isana and Wisconsin, have gone thus: New
Jersey and Wisconsin, Democrats, the re.
maiOler Know Nothing by small majon'
ties,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Religion in Texas.

We observe in our exchanges many ac-
counts Of religious reviyals in the various
churches in ditiefnt parts Of the State. The
Texas Presbyterian notices instances of this
in its (the Cumberland Church in Red Ri
yer, Travis, and other counties. The Chris
tian Advocate, in correspondence, is advl-
sed of similar progress in many quarters
The Chez okee Sentinel notices a revival in
the Methodist Church at Rusk, under the
ministrations of the Revs. Shook, billiard,
Priest, and Sharp. The Cumberland Pres
byterians have had a revival at camp
meeting in Falls county. At the meeting,
six niles from Austin there were, says the
Rev. L. B, Chrismau, sixty Five conversions
and thirty three accessions to that church
The Babtists have had revival at Lndepen'
dence. The Methodists another in Walkei
county. The educ ltional institutions of the
State appear also to be generally rising il
patronage and usefulness. These facts are
noted with pleasure, as evincing steady
progress in the State. AS has been Otter
reiterated, the lack Of interior communica
ton is the great drawback on the advance
of Texas.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Sears great Work on Rus ia.

AS everything published at this time in
regard to Russia is read with lively inter.
est, we direct the attention of all to the ad-
vertisement of Oscars great Work on Rus
sia," in another column. All works pub
Iished by Mr.. Sears are of the very best
kind-it is sure shot that if work
comes from Mr.. Sears publishing house, it
may be set down as good work.
GFMr. Sears will please send us by
mail, copy of his New Pictorial Family
Instruc tor"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

READ The Times, the know.nothing or
gan in Pittsburgh, expired few days since
for want Of patronage. Its career was
brief, but like campbeli's Last Man it lived
long enough to sing the political dirge Of
Ito race.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
=
CADIz BUSINESS.
E1asg3aber W SggafqfI:

THE subscriber wishes to purchase large lots
i seasoned lumber, suitable for all kinds of Wa
gon and Carriage making, &c for which the very
highest price IN CASH Will be paid il delivered sooi
enquire at NJ. Siemmons' blacksmith shop
Cadi2, June %, l85i-3t B. PENN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

REsULr OF X. N'rs4.--The Louisville
Democrat says that Che house and lot op,
positc the Gait House, the property Of Gen
Chambers, was recently sold at $40, 400. ~
The same property last year could have
been sold at $4,000. This Is one ef tht
results Of Americans" ruling America. ..
1t was bought by the Bank Of Kentucky.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

SIyerLAR SUICIDE. - Slmuel Weir, OF
Clinton county. Indlana--a highly iespec
table German--committed suicide few
days since. lie had been drawn as juror,
but, owing to his limited knowledge of tie
language, he was set aside as incompetent
He seemed to consider it as reflection up
on his honesty, and put an end to his life
in censennence.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Fun Ahead?

Not only do Democrats anticipate tho
times among the Fusion Office seekers and
their respective friends, but Fusion papers
themselves bear evidence that the thing is
10 be regular bear garden, and that the
rivals are already beginning to show their
ivory in true bulldog style.
Read the following from the Canton ere
pository Of Oct. 3lst.:
ave observe that q number of our ex.
changes are already agtating the subject,
and several persons have been named as
well suited TO the position of Senator
dictatorial course pursued for or a
gainst any one, will only result in damage
to the man, whose indiscreet friends thus
attempt to win his way TO favor. We O.
pine that the Republican Legislature cannot
be taken by assault, and those who enter
tain such an idea may as well foreso it now
as hereafter.
"We are led to these remarks from the
act, hat some papers friendly to the inter
lists of prominent candidate, refuse to en-
tertan for a moment, the proposition that
there can, or should be, o.her than the one
candidate and 1eneunce in advance. as un-
Just, dishonorable and tratorous, all who
viii consent to enter the field against thcir
favorite.''
"Uniust, dishonorable, traitorous."-
How pleasantly the Know Nothing brethren
dwell together.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

RJEljah Backus, Esq, distinguished
member of the Bar in Columbus, departed
this life on Thursday last.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

Hoes.-The Louisville Journal Of Tues
day notes sale Of 20 900 head of hogs by
pork house owners at Sc, taken by an Eng
lish packer. 1t continues to quote at "a SO
TO SIS gross and Sc to Sc, so net, which in
cludas the offering as well as the asking
rates-theye being no buyers, however, at
the outside figures.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

INVENTION OF A NEW CAR BRAKE Mr.
William Loushbridge, Of Pittsburgh, has
invented new car brake, the particular re.
suits Of which are summed up as follows:
l, The engineer can at any speed apply
or reverse all the brakes IN the train in
twelve feet run on the track.
9. Every wheel in the train receives an
exactly equal pressure.
3, The brakes are applied to the hinder.
most car in the train first, which Stretche
out the train and keeps the bumpers apart
until the engine stops.
A. The power applied to the brakes can
be graduated from one pound up to locking
the wheels.
5. The machine can be set to throw Of
the motive power at any desired point, pre-
venting the possibility of locking wheels un-
less desired
6. The hand brakes work in combination
with ,he new brake, or seperate, if desired
7. The cars can be drilled or turned as
usual.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

S-Passmore williamson of Pennsyi-
vania notoriety, has been discharged from
prSon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
Cleveland Plaindealer.

We direct the attention of our readers to
the prospectus in another column of this
excellent Democratic paper. Ii is a NEWS
paper in the fullest sense of the term; and
we will guarantee that it will do everything
that is promised in its prospectus.
HOME JoURNAL.-We direct the atten
ton OF those who wish frst.class literary
paper, to the prospectus of this valuable
paper in our advertising columns 1t is the
best literary pap that we are acquainted
with.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

RFThe Cincinnati, Wilmington and
Zanesvle railroad has been opened to The
latter place.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

purrIaG THEM TgRoUeH The Marietta
Republican states that Mrs. Sarah NJ. Phil
Iips. wife Of g. a. Phillips, brought sui q.
eainst Richards 4 scherer. under the sec
lion of the Liquor Law which provides thai
she wife 81 children Of man may bring
suis and recover damages from any persor
selling him liqpar ou which he becomes n
soricated. and they are thereby injured i
heyson Of property. The case was tried be
fore Judge Mash. at The late term oi Com
i. / pleas, and 4 Judgment given agains
aid firm of 500 and eosIs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14

GT- The New Orleans Delta s,ys that in
more than three thousand cases, during the
present season. innocuiation for the yellow
fever has been tested, and with euiire sue.
cess.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-14
FARM FOE, SAFE.

A FARM containing about 100 acres, intending
miles from Cadiz on the Wellsbureh road. Said
Farm is nicely improved and in good state Of cul-
lyaticn. Will be sold low, and on accommodabp,;
terms, For particulars enquire Of the subsribe
Cadiz. WM.H0GG
Cadiz, January 10, 1855.