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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-28

.aasI a For the Sentinel.
WEsr JERSEY, K. T. Nov. Is, IS.
b. ALLEE;=-Ir your paper OF the 3lst
| notice sh article on the late Congress
CaI eleciioa IN this Territory, copied |
pose, from the ST. Louis Democrat. mot
Rys reliable) enumerating precincts in
th Illegal votes were cast. Among
Ae tits sid. that out Of 800 votes cast
sWhil6eld in Wyan1ot only 80 were le-
This statement is erroneous in two
Is. Instead Of $40 votes being polled
bis pseeinct. ths vote was thus: Whit
945 Reeder 2. But "only 80 were le-
L, Well that will do. The idea that
andot can raise no more than 80 legal
an exciting election, is. in this To-
Rpremely ridiculous.
OF what I know, as I took an ac-
i. this election, and the Wyandots
gallantly to the Generals support,
suse they polled respectable vote,
ooth. according to- the 81. Louis
thsre we're si5 Illegal votes cast.
like to see Esquire Rseder and the
uaetts Emigrant Aid Society. at
nfthsir Contemplated contest, to
nj = p ' H. y H .
rest haste yours.
VIM. WALKER.
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Fer the Sentinel.
to A. w. Guthrie, M. d.

t-f have before me; in the Cadiz Sen
a lengthy communication over your
lres to which you ask an answer in
xt issue Of the same paper, and TO
Z will endeavor to replyas briefly as
le. would, however, in the first
say that pay for my bills the Gus.
y price paid by others, AMI no more;
IS for puffs, as you term them. what
Of that kind Of recommendation my
has received. they have been gratui-
y conferred without fee. or solicitation.
bis fact every editor who has ever pub
IA sentence in relation to my horse,
.estify. There is, however. another
4 ofpuffing, to which il would be well
would turn your attention and Medical
and that is the putting of "Honest
h's'' limbs, and the putting Of his wind
d, at the exhibition at the Island Fair,
an be fairly broke down on the ring, be-
a he made his mile. This, Sir, you know
Se true. you also know that he was SC
s,ned aud pulled that you refused the
invitation of friend at a late hour OF
evening on ,our return home, to tarry
|norning. lest your horse would not be
to go when cool; and yet you say your
qfing horse, "Honest john" can
i nv Worse mile. Its we'll you dc
Bay what distance you would require to
my horse "a mile," but it is fairly
unable you ask less than mile to do it
siasmuch as you .ow your horse failed
he Island to hold out for mile, not
standing he was girgered FORE and AFT.
kknow also chat he failed to make his
ion the Cadiz course having commen :
k'pufiina" at the end Of the second
!, sui having fell about half round
q in that distance, you took breath
my horse gained a full round, and
started afresh and lost about half a
while my horse performed his last
bands. These are facts which you
to be true. notwithstanding your as
h to the contrary.
1t regards your statement in relation
iniury my horse received at the State
] have only to say that hal you seen
senr. at the time you ma le the exam :
bns. you probably would have reported
wise.
an evidence Of the fslsity Of your
lie that was "afraid Of getting beat
e Wheeling fair, | now agree to mee
kSssllion exhibited at said Wheeling fair
their speed, for any amount no
$1,000. And I also inform you
;ially that / am willing to put Hiatogf
sist Honest John, on a mile track or up
Is, for he.above. or any greater sum
n YOU will consent to increase the dis
to two or more miles, l will give you
Privilege Of running at your fastest gal
against Hiatoga on trot or rack
MOSES HANDLEY.
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Legal Notice.

William Parry Administrator of Probate
Arthur Pught deceased, plaintiff Court.
VS..
Jesse Pugh, Aeneas Pugh, John
Pugh, David Pugh, Rebecca }Petition TO
Pugh, Hannah Pugh, William ell. Lsnt',
c. Parry, and Albina Parry
his wite, and Susannah b.
Seby, Defendants
To Susannah B Selby one Of the heirs and legal
representatives. of Arthur Pugh, deceased, you are
hereby inf rmed that OH the 22nd day of November,
A, d. 1858, said Administrator fled his petition IN
the ProbateCourt of fHariison county, Ohio, the Oh
ject and prayer of ch petition is obtain an or
der, &c, on the seventh day of January, A, 1856,
in and for the sale of the following real estate OF
which the said Arthur Pugh died, seized or SO much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts # said
decedent to wit: Being part OF the south west
quarter of section number ten (10,) township num-
Der eleven ul.) and range n mber six (6,) contain
ing about one hundred and thirty (l30) perches,
more or less Dated November 22nd. 1856
WILLIAM e. PARRY.
Administrator of Arthur Pugh deceased.
J. Fl. McMATH, Atty.
n r
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The Law ofNewspapers.

subscribers who do not give express notice to
ntrary, are considered as wishing to continue
subscriptions.
subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
icals, the pablishef may continue to send them
~ errearages are paid.
ssbscrlbefs neglect or refuse to take their pc
Is ftom the Offices te which they are directed ,
re held responsible ill they have settled the
. ordered them discontinued.
Subscribers remove TO ether places without
ing the publishers, and the papers are sent to
met direction, they are held responsible.
he Courts have decided that refusing to take
cals from the Office, or removing and leaving
ncalled ior, is prima fGcia evidence ofinten-
traud 80.
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3 Gg-The Know Nothings have been hold
ing National Convention in Cincinnati du-
ring the past week. Tom Ford presided
We shall publish their proceedings in our
next, for the particular benefit of those free
soilers who were running after the Jugger-
naut Of Know Nothngism.
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All who have boards to cut OF hair 10 cfop,
Just call On me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what TO do,
Give me a call al Number Two"
At noon OF eve, by night or day.
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear cir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen;
And everything think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then mey. my hand as true,
As any barber eer can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS
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Proclamation Extra!
GREAT REDUCTION or PRICES |
TO THE PEOPLE OF
HARRISON COUNTY,.

WHO have extended 30 liberal and esHsronu pat
ronaEe TO the during my residence In CadiE, in
which periUd 6f he II has seeh tif good fsrtuue
10 form many aequintaness, uaaks fEany friends.
whose friendship aud kindness will ever be renem.
bered with the most pleasant thiUtivfs. limo, Ia
its onward Eight, brings IneAS changes. Years q.
60 your humble servant Was tha hfsi pioneer IN the
Clothing ertsrprise IN Cadis starting with adstsf-
mination to sell cheap, and deal fairly, he hoRei
to build up tfads that would steadily iassaaas,
and bring his counter on the feturn OF leach ysaf.
the ace ofttsse who were his ps.rons Of shs frat
Aid this PROCLAMATION Is issaca to iaierni I'll ws@
are IN want or Cleaning efsnt DeseFiFiion, Price,
load, can te accJninsdsssd On the snesi aaspntH
geous tsrnis am now fseeiving direct from thS
EnGern cities, the Largest Stock Of Vail aud Via.
,er Clothing ever orensa II Harrison CO. COnssss
Il, avy and fine oxsreosts, lases assoEsmsnss !
ali kinds srndes, quail 4, .; dress, trock. sack bsa
and bn ihess ceHth, Ut vi solorss shs6ss and sa-
rieties; all ksuds of pans, velvet. pipsh fsncy AAd
ain safins silks, ctsaimeYian &c, lots Of fuIRs-
Ing eoods sSirts an srs ai.d undsrsirss. srassss,
handk sytfiefs. coiia socks and suspendsfs which
kwtl 81 t6ld cheaper tan thess articles ever hase
bsen ssld in Eiafr1son Co. haye aieo Z tiWe sad
4 and over5oains Ior the purpose cf WAhia9 ag
All kinds Of Custom Work,
which will LS cut and made In the hsss anas sncss
fashionable style and W the bsM wsohssiss IL ~
country, A laTgT sscek Of ByYS' CEs4rHlNts.
HhiChs with al ny goods. Win 10 soid u very
/ lloweGgrf5ces.
ySdsck iatlse largest, best salprssd end asn6
ready 70 pFosS Il deci6sdy the cheneast n lisrs
adn county. aHsT Il Ssf sals Il e.nes withsa
tho %n<aa end circumstance VI ail TH It'll bnyvF
lii thfA article then givsAsn csll twill niNe M
pleasure v ahcw you through my ~ selavs aSofl
mont and variety and If Ifsi q 94atiIy cY mses,
taa fanltwiil bs my own. sill 81 hspry u -
my old riende and pleased 10 n bA6 The hcQuriRas
Tance Of new enes whaH they taN aiaka IL cpnvenss
ent give ine cnli! RsGasasr taa pIaOu. Ia ffs
ccrnrr opposite the Cours iiaass. end Avisf u
i "SentiptlH oiiice, Eeaiz. Uhia
Fl Cadiz, Ohio, Nov I, ls5S 5AE0Bt5KABR
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CARRIAGE, WAGON & BUGGY
NJ HhNUFACTORY .

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
Aronage heretofore egten5ad TO him, would ,nd
nounce the citizens Of Harrison, ard the adoinihr
counties that he is now better prepared than ever to
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barcnches,
ICES, which he feels confident cannot be excelod b.
any other skep in the country.
Having stcok of material that il really unsurpas
sed, and having full knowledge of the business in
all its branches, he respectfully asks those who may
wish anything In the above line, to give him call
His shop Is In the of Mr., Seniinons Blacksmith
Shop and nearly opposite the Cadis Hotel, where 1
may at all times be tosnd.
Couiz, October l9, 1873.
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WIN. WALKER.


For the Sentinel.
zion fees in the Nc
lnal School Of Ohio.
ID meeting Of the Board Of
stitution, held at Colum-
on Saturday, Nov. 3rd, 1856. The
Of taisIsn ii ths two departments
s|Ds5psssd y foIloxsIyiz. $50 in the
mic dspaftmsns. and $50 ID the Nor
Yersations with the Trus.
khe Institution, i has been
oSsibly the ratss might be
suis the great majority Of
eheFsin this par. OF the
~.
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Attachment Notice.

KIOTlCE s is hereby given that writ Of sttach-
IN msnt was 1t my instance, this day issued by
abraham Bargar, . justice Of tho poacs Of Wash.
instoa township, Harrison county Ohio, against
tho goods, properly, ehsttelh szd efecls Of Abhef
Chalfatit, n0n-resident % shid county. W IN
Dated this 9Th day cf Novsmbes, 1888
~ q. VIM. FULTON, II.
Z. Nov. u, 3 psr WIN, BOYD. Agent
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Quick Sales and Short Profits!
N. A, HANNA

w il and vicinity, that he mAnufaE .ires all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture; Kaniuon blinds, Mat
rasses and cushions, and keeps Eeitc.al assori.
ment Of Cane seat and wood Chairs, also splendid
assortment q It dMsSng Tea se nto 70
is determined TO sell at such ptceA 40 10 ae II an
object for purcnstlfs u buy 6f him.
Particular attsntion given 10 tsnoyating MaiEpss
and putting up window shAdss and eaElaane, ysiit
warranted. Give Him call before pufEkasiug.
WaFs-fotm MarEt street, opposite MeCondieks
store. toet. TO- 'si u
AFREsH lot or FAIL AND 7wlNTF:li ls5ils.
NEITss is 0i ,,as ,As Lass' s'ls psl FsifSsd
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Markafs

BALrrMoRE, Nov. 23-Flour, 9, eb
CINcINNATl, Nov. 23-Flour e,Io@8,a
Hogs, 6 90@7 90.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 93.-Flour 9,5o@1c,
90
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.HeeO NhOe Store!
THOMAS'S CORNER

TAMES HOWARD has now on hand the lars es,
j best aud cheapest stock of Boots and Shoes yef
offered for sale in CadiE. As he intends to abide
among ''ihis people, and become zone OF them" he
hopes form their acquaintance OH the shortest no
tce He is confident that his work uiice Introduced
will yer afterwards recommend itself He espvci
ally invites attention to his stock Of ladies' wear as
he intendsto keep constantly large supply Of tho
finest and best work, both Of his own and eastern,
manufacture. JAMES H0WARD,
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N Z w
CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

44A1 II I AI1b1b
HA5 just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with a
II large and fashionable stock Of READY MADE
ChoTRIEd, cons isting in part of Dress Coats Over
Coats Sack and Box Coats, Pants and Vests Of ever
ry variety, which he offers to the public at prices
that cannot fail to please, He keeps likewise on
hand large assortment Of piece goods, such Us
French and American Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings in great variety which he will make to or
der at the shortest n6tice and the latest styles Be
ing practical Tailor Of long experience both in
this and he old country, he feels confident that he
will be able TO give entire satisfaction 10 t who MAY
favor him with III cir patronage.
0rCntting done cd the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give us call, friends.
will be happy to see you, and chow you my goodA
whether y"u want to buy or not.
D>rRemember the place, next door tc Scott &
Binghams law office, on Market street.
Cadiz, teb, %. 1855.
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=
Road Notice,

Notice ishereby given that thsre will be apettion
presented 70 the Commits eioners Of Harrison county
Ohio, al their March session, for an order to va
cato the road leading from Spiker's mill 70 the
widow Irwin's line in distrie. No !, Stock town.
'''p' 7 A''''.sn '0a4 GEORGE W. sPlKER
Z Nov. 2s, is5i.n 4.
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New Year New VOL! New Type!
The "Plain Dealer" Eagle

y again abroad, bearing aloft the notices el De-
mocTaey. For fifteen yeaus have been in the habit
Of annually making our bow the American Peo-
pie. and presenting the claims OF thi papAr TO
their support National Democrat ic Journal.
Happily do we announce that from the issue
Of its FIRST number until the present time its eircu
lation has steadily increased, until now it can
boast wi III having subscribers In every State and
Territory ofthis Union and Is in principle in circu-
lation and in TePutation eniphaticalys National
Paper!
The new yolnme will Commence on the FIRST day
Of January next, at which time il will appear T.
gain enlarged, and on new Copper Faced type
The year 1856 promises to be prolific IN great O.
vents. lie seldom in ones life time that so many
exciting questions afs on the tapis at the same
time, tof the consideration of the People.
The Pre- sideniial election which occurs once In
four years. The doings OF fusion Congress which
never happened before. The Reeder revolution in
Kansas, new question. The Revolution in Mex.
led, the last We hope; and the great European war
Are all subjects Of monentuous interest TO the
people of this country.
The Plain Dealer, which nsw belongs to the
Associated Press, " Of New York, will be in daily
receipt Of Telegrnphic Reports from all parts Of
the world: and will be enabled TO publish all the
latest news days in advance of any eastern paper
IL will also contain full and faithful records OF
Markets, Agricultural Intelligence, Blowing
up ofBanks, the Presidents and Gov.
ernors Messages, Proceed
inRs Of Congress and the
Legislature, Abolition
rows, and X. N.
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ame time. Pay invariably in advance. Monvy
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All frisndS of the Plalndcaler and the Democratic
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ed to act as agents 1t being Presidential year we
have put clubs AT cost, in order to give the most
general circulation, possible Post Masters will
confer great favor by acting as agents.
Address, J. w GRAY, Cleveland, o.
Nov. 1G, IS ct.
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OrRiaaI Novel by N. p. s1nHs.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1855.

1hd hOm - 6OOhN AL GOA ASOOs
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Boots 81 Shoes!
= New stock!
JOHN RE \

NTOULD respectfully inform his old frieris ana
wv the pubhe generally, that he has ust received
the incest stock of Boots and Shoes ever offered in
Cndiz, which he will soll on terms that cannot fail
please those wishing TO purchase. He still con-
tinues to manufacture everv thing in the Boot or
Shoe line, which he will warrant cannot be beat in
this market
Remember the p'ace--in the new frame building
on Main street, two doors east of the National
House. For that's the place 10 get the worth oil
your money and no mistake. JOHN REA.
! Cadiz, o, Apri! 25, lS55-G.
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Dissolution. .

The firm known as 8. B. LUKENs & @. w
MOFFl'T, was on the 10th day OF August, disso.
we'd by mutual consent. Oct, 3ist 1855.
s.B. LUKENS.
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To DR.. 8. B. Luken's skill and Practice in Den
tistry. I can safely recommend Hn my acquaintan.
ces desiring ~ work done.
His work II class amouast tho FIRST; having at
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma, on full set OF Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which can be seen at his Office by call.
ing soon. 9. ". MOFT1r
Oct. 3iet 49,
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, Cadiy. Ohio,
November &c, 1865.
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SHAVING.

I WOULD respectfully announce to the ciizens II
i Cadiz that have again taken my old shop
Market street, directly opposite McCormicks store
which was recently occupied BY Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me call
t"Number two."
TERMS BY THE QUARTER.
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HBADT Made CIJlIflNss < lshgf b6yi Siid
hsapest asscttientev brought 70 CALI NJ sole
Il tsp55.l y JOHN McCOR1i1C KS
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TO Persons out Of Employment.

J, Fl. McMATH, Atl'y.
Nov 28 1855 3w- pr fee375
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d OBERT SEARS published the following popu.
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@enrt I'M Staate @isecnitn Se,nanp gum ODE ser-
ursDetlt iSirp, 70 1T bas etm it4eres 3eiden, DAP balp
parauf Semanb selp t6t Wtrb.
seenn Semanb ais 5reiwtuiser ,,at Der &rim sebt,
~ 1T pas eli, ii4eres 3eideh, Dap pteIer Semaub nit
Selbanprbsebanfen rmee9t.
@ean IN Saris brti Gage lang feline telesrapbiI6en
Oepelden aus Der Srim perS6entlt6t iuerbe,,, 70 1T bas
ettt itdereS Setden, Dap Die alGttrten &eile
bet m en- baben. na
gSenn Ganta &nna ben @eritanern cine %republitas
ntIhe Serfa6ans Seripri6t, 70 1T baS Elm l~iteres .3eis
Nen, Dap tbit has Mefier an ber l&eD1e fist,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-01
9eutfdbe 8sbanrine.

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en Sabr lang bic llniSerlitdt III @e6en, rtadte baId6It ibr Gromcn
ue empfeNt iml ltbt bent bieitgcn 9ubGtum nit Der SerItfrrln,o
St!B ie bic better! 3ei9ri1e iiber ibre &I6ttsfcit spr(recn fam. SIe
1T NIT allen ertpeerltden %dirirSiiden Snfrumenten scrGebrn unS
empfehIt ith auBerpem md ben 6rauen gum 9iute9eltsen, Smpfsn.
S6r6pkn II. f. ~. Sbrer g6nnertnnet biene CUR 3adridt, bah
Or. 9. 9pttes, sret 3biun cberbab Srn.. 81. S6aS'S ,,gBiH