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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Indiana red emel


The news from this State is good: coall
scarcely De bettsred for the Democlyey.---
Nearly every county in the State has either
be, beautifully redeemed by the D emocrats.
or large gains. INDIANA has also been un.
der fusion rule for some two years-juss
oug enough FOR her patriotic voters to SO
lis motley colors. - ~
The Democrat cmajerity xill reach I5..
600, and dispels all hope Of resurestion of
the " Republican" knk head and Know No
thing fusionisls during tlis generation So
much for the sober second thought. of The
people. Willthe journal publish, the re-
turns frcm lniiana and Peunsylyania?---
Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Agric ultural Meeting.

Don't forget the agricultural meeting al
the Court House on next Friday, the 26tl
inst, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. 1t is the duty o
every farmer, mechanic, and well wisher oI
Harrison county to be on hand. The pre-
miums tbat were awarded at the late faii
will be paid at that time The election o.
officers for the ensuing year will also take
places Wesly againsto every tnau in the
county, make your special business to be
at the Court House on mex. Friday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24


UNITED STATES SENATOR, John A. Bng-
ham, Of CadiS. says the Statesman, was in
Columbus a few days since, colhselIing
with Galloway, in order to defeat Wade for
United State Senator. IN case ofaa disat
Fgreemeat among the other candidates, GAL
cway is TO be brought forward as compro
niiseIs Bats old, Glda willsbe on hand. He
is the only fasion politician that has won
any glory ins sthslate oedtest sHshaswhip.
ped in the X Ms and.the old line vhigs,
and drove the former out Of his county con
venlion- thereby making votes for Chase.
He never would have written the Sunday
letter His chances for the Senate are de,
cidedly the.best. 4 II 'lhA@hsil13i
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

gg. The Republicans { have succeeded,
and now, at this early day, we tell them
what the people demand attheir hands,
Relief from their onerous burdens Of Taxa
tipnl 'Econcmg'in the State expenditures,
and the Abolition of slavery in the States
where it now exists, and wall Of fire q.
round terrltdries to prevent il from ever
placing foot upon, theyitgin soil, a'fepeal Of
the Naturalization laFs and al constitution
al fastrictions, o. regards color, and the en-
actment cfe1aws milking 3 white man Just as
good ale niRggrls These are some Of the
REFORMS expected blythe people, and to
ths qualification of the reasonable expcctas
Ytjon OF the people, we want the YicIors. 10
fsAl ahouti StNk3- .lBiAA
IFF'N%1TffT -fF. MANI tsrs. s4aH 4t28f.ssa y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

DD- The Ohio State journal, fusion Know
Nothing. says that Chase's majority "will
not much exceed 5000" Lust year fu.
sion Know Nothingism triumphed BY
nearly 10000 majority this year l6 900.
"What falling of my countrymen." II
the Black Republican (?) Know Nothing
Disunionists feel like rejoicing over such a
victory, let them howl on; their day will be
short.
The Legislature will probably stand as
follows: Senate, Know Nothing 90, Demo,
Gratis 6. House 80 Know Nobings to 81
Democrats. GA L@ E4 G
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

n The Cleveland Plaa,aeples 81 Tuesa Y
lets one iatosthe secretof tie lnfge FusisE
soiesln Ohic. II says; Negroes, black II
Erebas, are alo~ed 10 vote for Chase ass ths
Second Ward polls to day, There Il M'
sion for you, black and white fusion. 1hs
next step will be IN bed together. Thefe 4
nolstqpping place for fusion short of asn4ls
gamationa rWhoCrah for Chasel'.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

AN UNNATURAL WRErcH. An ,unhung
scoapdrei, named Westley Grace, residing
in Springfield, Bradford county, Pa, set fire
a few days since. 10 thehouse in which his
aged mother resided (which was conJumed
together eith the barn and all the contents
Of bcthsaI is supposed that the villain I'M
tended toadl m1rler to arson. He is one
of the most heartless wretches on earth and
h has ibng been an exile from the parenta
roofon account Of his many crimes.-- Hmis
ra Rep
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

b ETThe exhibitions given by the CAdz
Junto Society on last Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings passed Of very
pleasantly, and gave, we believe, general
Poatisfaction To- their numerous auditors. --
The young men III performed their different
parts admirably, and ifthey continue to i'm
prove as .they have done, they viii eyehta-
ally come out ''stars" in their business.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Hew is II

Pennsylvania has gone Democratic b. a.
bout 10000! The Fusion papers Of Ohio
claim that the result in this Stateis a rebukg
tothe Administration, for its course, ii re.
gard to Kansasl Ifsuchis the case in Ohio,
howis il in Pennsylvania? Is no. the rcsu
'inFthat State an approval Of the removal Of
Coz, Reeder, and the Imprisonment Of Pass
mose liamson?--Statesmau
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

Rg-There Is hanging in our Office, says
the Ne 4 Haven Register, the fofked bcush
Of an apple.tree, each part Of which meas
rues only 22 inches in length. on which
there IRE one hundred and forty.seven sp.
plesl thicker upon the wood than human
Ingenuity could possibly afix. They are D
al average diameter Of two and half in.
chss, and the weight Of the branch islls
ihzstfs 8 afs s+ 5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

REOpr Democratic friend, NJ MBartilson,
Esq, has been reelected Prosecuting Al
torney of Tuscarawas county by majority
of 8 votes The Know Nothi1gs on all the
Offices Bat that one, have majortiey ran ging
from 100 to 500. The best thing,about his
election is, that lie beat 4 renegade Demo-
crat Success to you, Mlihias.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24


NEsRlEs CELEBRArINe CaAsE's ELserroN
The negroes Of Peltsmoath had good
timsof il, we understand from some Of their
political friends, in celebrating the late Alb
clifton triumph last night. They held forth
at Kenncdy's Hall, andpassea. the evening,
dancing and making speeches. They are
much elated at the success Of Bladder
Chase and his co-laborers in the Abolition
cause. 90 ~
TWAS glorious pactacle for @-Araeri:
cadss 70 contemplate yNegrces celebrating
sho triumph Of -Abelitionisnly and that trii-
umpA the foreEunner of the dissolution Of
IthisSUaion, aud The disfranchisement- d
whils citizens. Was i noe shamiliatipS -.
I lnL;a pannanti gs r : 8 81. y
S@s "a, Il v y = =
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

GE We are pleased to notice that large
warehouse is about 70 be erected at the de-
pot, by Messrs. George & Wilson.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

occuLTATloS oF THE Moon "A tttal e
clipse Of the moon, visible in this latitude,
will take place on the morning oflhe 25h
inst. Tie lrst contact with the shadow o.
the earth, villoccur at eight minutes before
one O'Clock the total disappearance at two
o'clock, and re appearance Al twenty three
minutes before four. The early hour 10 the
morning az which i will appear will deprive
many Of lhe enjoyment of the beautiful
scene. ,sHEEz & ~ - w
-sglsnsH a,es4ks rsps1ys~ s~s~ssv- raassaasta
EE-A Mrss CEnlpbclls of Canajoharie.
N. Y. six weeks since, gaveAbirth toa aMaglis
tef vbishlls nov only ten inches high, and
weighs but two pounds. Its feet naeasaEe
one Inch ID 'iengtbi'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Ohio Eleotiop---Tha Guberna.or,
ial Vote.

Well, thesfatp the people has gone forth
and SalmonP Chase, the Abolition disun
ionist aud dishonest political intriguer, is
to be Goycrnorpf Ohio for the next two
years. With ali due Difference 10 the pep
ular will, we caEnot but feel that the State
Of Ohio is dis 5r4ced by this seieetion. We
doubt very mueh whether there is single
Northern State 5yith.the exception Of Mas.
sachusetts and Vermont, that would have
elected a man q the stamp of Salmon P.
Chase. Upon 5he heels of this event. we
expect that thpRarty which has succeeded
in choosing Casse, and Legislature to
match, will no8 pass personal liberty
bill, asilaiIar tofliat Of massachusetts, nulli.
flying the FugiAye Slave law, that they
will prescribe ~ tie extent oftheir. power,
the foreign bon white man, and eleya. be
ne gro above hgn. The Maine Law will he
passed, and ths reign Of lanatacism really
commence. II is our opinion that a shor,
time will suffise to convince the popular
masses of theft mistake, and that they will
then. rally witlIalacrity around the Demo
cratic standard. We may safely calculate
thatathe State administration which is to
takesthe reitsasf poMer on the first Of Jan
uary next, will commit such tolles and e.
nornities as to cause it 10 be Indignantly
repudiated by the people. Nowithstani
ing we believe that, in a party point of
view, the Democracy will be ultimately the
gamers BY this result, yet we feel exceed
ingly mortified by it. While Maine, Penn
syIvania, Indiana, Illinois, and we. may
add, the who North, refuses to have any.
thing TO do with this sectional crusade, 0
hio alone goes intoit. and elects a rapid Abb
olition sectionalist Governor. 1t is enough
to mantle the cheeks Of every true son oi
Ohio with shame. Bat we have no time
now to indulge in extended comments upon
the result, ard will reserve them for another
Occasion.-CiD, En1,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
The Fusion Legislature---What
-.-.l-- .-.-.--- will 1t do

We do not at all envy the Fusion politi-
clans the doubtful victory which they have
achieved. We say doubtful victory, for i,
is not demonstrated, yet, whether they hnve
demolished, themselves, or conquered the
Democracy? The elements of which the
Legislature is composed are not cohesive,
but explosive! How well they may fuse on
legislation is yetto be seen. Itis po be
they may enleayor to postpone the eeeIi n
Of U, 8. Senator until the Legislation is
competed-but in this there will be trouble
The Governor will be called upon, early, to
show bis hand, in several recommended, ms
for the confirmation Of the Senate-and IN
that move We shall see whethor the Yankee
Blue Lights, { the House Of Johnathan. J the
apoStaie Democrats, the Black Republican
or the old line Wings, are recognized re
cipiento OK executive favor. Soon the con
lest for u S. Senator will colns on. and
then we may expect 10 see the WOOL fly.
Bat lllthey reduce the taxes? Will they
lessen The expenditure ?We learn that thels
move to ess4n the expenditures will be the
passage Of lawsf the erection of Hou.e
for the Goyefnor.an Executive Mansion, and
To- furnish the same. The erection Of a
House of Correctiol-and an Increase O.
the School Taxes, for the benefit of co ored
childrenl The next move will be to lss n
the taxes qf Bankers, BY permitted them to
be taxed onl? upon their profits; and chang
Jung the mode Of taxing moneys and credits,
SO That a man who has money loaned may
deduct what ne owes, but preventing man
who owns a horse, and has not paid for him
| from making a similar deduction, These
are the heading propositions as to the taxes
and expenditures.
Then follows the passage Of Maine Ii
qNor law, or oae similar in It's provisions,
IL isno use for the Cincinnati Gazette to pro-
tes!;,lhe Maize law men hpYe the balance
of power! Ihelpassage ofla personal liberty
law similar TO the one in Massachusetts,, is
next on the program The Disarming
Of Foreign Military Companies comes next
ard the mos: prominent Of all, is Law
extending the time of residence in Ohio, be
fore persons foreign born, can vote or h6ld
oIice; saad providing that no one Who can
not.read and write in the English Language,
shah exercise the privilege Of citizensp
The small Note Law, and the Ten, per
cent, Interest Law, are to be repealed, ana
the Chartered Banks are to have the cen
trolof the Finances of the People! There
is fun ahead l-Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
aRgsThe Columbus papers inform us Il

] GgeThe Columbus papers inform us that
quite contest is now going on as to who
shallbe private Secretary Of his Excellency,
(in January. .nexb) Governor Chase. The
Candidates are-Tom spooner, High Chief
Of Know Nothnsism; Wm. H. Day, "gem
men OBJ color an2 Greiner, who has done
all the lying for the State Journal during the
past,campeigna 1t is generally supposed
that Day wilfb5 the successful man; altho'
Chase has positively promised the Office to
both of'ihe other candidates.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
The Harrison CDnutY Fair.

Which came Of on last Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, far exceeded any
thing of the kind that has ever taken, place
in Eastern OLio. The weather was delight.
full and the people were here BY thousands.
Nearly every department. was fully repre-
scnted. The horse idepAnnieht was very 5
full, and for display of good horses it has
rarely, if ever been excelled IN toe State -
The Cattle department was good; while the
Sheep departmeptwsnt far ahead Of every
other exhibition of that kind that has ever
been held in the county. The Hog depart
ment was tolerably vel! represented. The
chicken department was hard to beat.
Floral Hall made Considerable of attrac
ton. It was Wen filled, with. almost every
thing Ihat was nice md fne.,a A large a.
mount ofagricaltdral products wtrson hand;
while the Fruit department was the best
that we have ever seen at a county fair
A large number Of asricqll lpral implements
were on hand.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

Eg-We arr under great obligations to
Mrs. w. B. Becbe, for fine lot Of premium
potatoes. They were the largest that We
have seen this season. a w
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

EE-We regret to hear Of the sickness Of
COL Medar3. We trust that he may be soon
restored to Lis usual health. @ eT
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Denncratsl

The smoke and dust of our STAT election
viii hardly have passed away, until the
notes Of preparation will be heard for the
National contest, and such a political battle
as thatof 1856, perhaps. has had, and neY-
er will have an equal. Continue at your
posts-toTuse aJiguatfve expression, ''sleep
upon y9nF atms,Y and let nothing cause you
to fall into state Of inactivity. Be yigilanl!
Circulate the documents! Aid US in increa-
sing the circulation of the Sentinel, , and
We will keePyou advised of the meandering
of the enemy.
The Ohio Know Nothing Legislature
and Congress meet in few weeks, and the
"Sentaet'w will keep you well posted in their
loings.'
The National Democratic Convention for
The nomination ofeanddates for President
and Vice President, will meet in Cincinnati
next May, and you should keep yourselves
prepared and posted upon all matters of
Stale and National interest, and there is no
better way that we know Of, thon to peruse
carefully each week. the columns of The
."Cadiz Sentinel, aud if you are not now
subscriber toit, become one without further
deiay. sa 81, .~. a., s.a d. -,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

v 0J- The ball that came off at tLeslie's
Mansion House onsalhst Friday evening, is
spoken Of by those who participated. as. be-
ing one Of the best that hss.eser taken place
in Cadiz Leslie, said, almost ousdone
himself in providing fot. fie wants and COM
forts Of his numsrous guests on that occa--
sion; and great praise was eawarded TO him
and his excellAnt lady BY RILaE ho were pres.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

The You've GiANr.-A portion Of our cit
izeps had an opportunity yesterday Of taking
the dimensions Of the young giant Of this
county. He is indeed an extraordinary Gu
riosity. H9 was but three years old in June
last: weighs one hundred and three pounds;
is three fee! twa inches in height, and mea-
sures forty five inckes around the chest
Messrs : M Jowan and Hartshorn left this
place today for Pittsburgh, intending toex
hibit him there for a short time, and then
proceed tQ some.of the principal Eastern ci-
iies.--B Beaver Aegus. a.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

In short every things about the fair was
ell that cohll be desired, To partieplarize
we have neither room'nor space at this time;
but shall have mpre'to say nextIweeE, whea
We published the preniumylist.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

Wool GRowER,' BANK.-The Cleveland
Herald says:--"A movement is now on foot
for the purpose Of forming a Joint Sock AS.
soeiatinn, to be known as the 'Woo Crow
ers' Bank or by some other cqlqlIy siynif
cant name, The object of the Association
is TO aid wool growers in disPosing of their
CTS, and securing to the producer the mar
Let value of his stock, protecting him a.
gainst sudden and temporary depression in
the wool market. The capital of the Asso.
citation is not yet Determined. 1t probably
willbe sl,00o,00o dollars, and divided into
shares Of say 100 dollars each"
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S. w. ROsTWICY.
R. 3, sNoOfley, ....
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Steubenville Ohio.
9rWill practice in the Courts 6fH4rrison county.
April IL, ld55-lypd s'" 16 9%
W.. CUL. GAST0N
AAAtfOR'aaeY aG Aalsa gY.

sSTEU UEsENVELLE, OEaEO.
VHlLL attend the Common Pleas and District
W Courts holden in Harrison county; and will
attend TO all business entrusted to his care in either
st them.
sREF ERS To- Hon Wilson Shannon, Hon VIM.
Kennon, Sr., Hon. d. 5. COweIi, Hon 4 L Jewett
and Hon Thomas Means. l.MetA@ nMM
Stedbenvie, AtfaI 25, 1855 fyS1 J S&A 81 y #y
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.5t .Gabt5. Sentinel.
NA.MA,lhu.IIEz



!. Il. is impossible for US issue more than
q halfshe this week. Oar time has been
taken up almost entirely with thesfair, while
our hands have been kept busy doing an
extra amount Of JOB work, Our patrons
will therefore excuse u.s.. We will make up
fir all deficiencies here5fter. s%1 ATn &5
& Ey-rta agricultural address delivered
by our young friend, J, N. Estep, Esq, at
the Fair Grounds Onglasts Wednesday, is
universally spoken 6f as being oheof,the
ablest addresses ever delh cred in,the counr
ty. sFN 3fE A
We believe we speak the wish Of all who
heard it,gwhens wegay that,weTtrast that
the Society at tlisir meeting on Friday will
request Mr.. E.kd furnish them witl a copy
nT il for nuLlicatian tt ....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

R Ehe, ksP1blIcalp K d STATE 4 Central
4 ,Comanittee announce through their organs.
that they viii shasa.a t'greaE old spree" in
Columbus, some time previous tolt thsftst Of
'Deesmbersin honor OF. ssMIssavp Chase fsseli
lection. ''Bsa fquOfs sillssnfsr some op
that soayrasions VA Ra 5 aiss SleA sssd ane tssl
lfT FRFtFEHf S3Nkt yaps+sb "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
gNichGeJ Keist.

DRACTICAL Confectioner, Wholesale and Re-
4 tail Dealer in Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Raisins
Craekers ant imported Cigars, AcaaytoPpositol The
bank, Steubenvie, Ohio, d4GYy
N. B.--Wedding and other parties tlrnlshed with
Cakes, &c. ,sOn shert notice. Maya6 lS9o
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

AN EDIroR KrLLED1- rhe .Memphis News
OF the 24th ultimo says; |
.sWe learn in a private mole e the editor
from the postmaster al Helena. Arkansas
.Ehosis . reliable gentleman -stha an affray
occurred In that place on Saturday last be
tween J 'mes NJ. Cleveland, Esq editor Of
the Star. and @. X. UnderEoe aseditor of
the Shield. p Thsy fought With pistols and
halves. Mr., Underwood sas mortally, and
Mr.. Cleveland dangerously wounded. The
difficulty grew out Of newsp2per contro-
tyersy.s. When.the note was lgrittkn Mr.. u
was ahoughtsio be dying, We have no fur,
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