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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

TolIN MCCORMICK has this day associated with
j him his brother, A. g. Mccormick, in the Mer-
chandizng business, They will continue the busi.
ess at the old stand where they will be peasct 70
see all theiro customers, and will sell them goods
on as good terms any other establishment IN tho
place. 88 ,s,i ,f,-. ,a,4 sttl assF ss.a ~ ssf
I ASH wish to close the books Of the old concern
persons having open accounts will please call and
In 4. I. a n, r I JOHN MCCORMICK.
I Cadiz, January oath, 1855. a7s-r1 = \.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
MI 500 TT q LENNON, ~

ATTORNEY AND ,COuNSEl.I0RS AT Law
TKTILI. practice in Harrison u adjoining eonntiss
4 w Fafiieulaf attention given to ths sottIemen
Of estates, sales Of land BY Executors and Admin.
stratos and on partition, examinatione OF titles 60
Deeds, Moftnagee and all other written instru
menss neatly and correctly prepared &4&. N
RarOffce opposite the Court House, where enc
the fFn viii be at Nil times prepared to attend 70
any busi1es sroquired. tsep 5-H)
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Notice to Shippers.
TRANsRoRrATIoN orrloE, s. .&I r. h

TRANSPoRTATIoN UFFICE, 3. INI X. X. =
. 81 sgg9 4 Steubenvie, April 18th 1855.
A FREIGHT TRAIN is now running to New
n ark, leaving Steubenville daily, Sundays ex
cepted) at a. m. and Cadiz at 6-45 a. m.
Shipments to oil stations except Unionport Cadiz,
Fairyiew and New Market, UhrichsviIle, Port
washington, Mew cemerstown, Lsiuyette, Ccshcc.
bfeuajd. g4 FlNM fa5&
Shippers willpIt use conclude their shipments and
receivetheir consignments previous to o'clock each
evening. LAFAYETTE DEV Z
April Is, 1855. General Freight Agent
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

IS GI-Thoss that wish to purchase good
stock, corn or any article in the feed line,
would do we'll to read the advertisement of
our old friend, Judge Roberts of Tuscaraw'
1aseeunty. andlatcnd he sale;
Judge Roberts du,ipg the past season
made visit to Kansas, and is so well pleas
ed with that Eden Of America" that he
has sold out, and intends in short time to
rsmoye there with bis excellent family
His brother Hon. w Roberts. of Pennsyl-
wants has been there for some time, and is
we'll pleased with the country, and has no
fears Of Kansas ever beng q slave state =
by Judge Roberts removal. Tuscara was
county win lose one Of her best citizens, and
asgood Demonratsas ever lived; but what
will be their loss, will be a valuable gain 10
.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
ThaLaw ofNewspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
ths contrary are considered wishing 70 continue
II subscyibers order the discontinnanee Of their
h6riodieaIs the publisher may continue TO send them
until all arreArages are paid.
3 n subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
iodieals from the Offices 10 which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
biil and ordered them discontinued. 4 -a
e. II subscribers remove to ether places without
iaforming the publishers and the papers sent TO
she former direction, they are held responsible.
s. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, or removing and leaving
hem uncslled for is prima facia evidence ofinlen-
Ipdsf ffsRd. NstsSHa tEgA 81 Aa
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BALTIMORE MARKET,

November /.
Offerings of beef cattle to day 1900 head
of which 100 were driven eastward and 200
left over. remainder sold at s, ,75a8.
Hogs abundant supply and prices de-
ehned-sales at 7, 7,75a8;25. t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

RECochran's variety store Steubenville,
sis ansexcrHent place get good bargains
,His goods are all Of the very best quality,
and his prices never fail to please.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
NEW YORK MARKET.

u u lIHv Is99. .|6.# -,l November 2.
Flour--sales at 9.l91 for choice State.
63I4 for Ohio, and 9.8I for Southern
Wheat-Soulhern red sold at 2,l24
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07
stanhenxille Water Cure.

4.s We direct the especial attention of all
those who are afflicted iu any manner to
The adyertisementi in another column, of Dr.,
.CanspbelPs water cure establishment in
sE,eubenyille. His terms ale reasonable,
snd those that are afflicted should study
their interests by giving him trial.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

EEDavid Scott, at the "City Boot and
Shoe store. Stenbeuvilln. keeps one OF the
largest stock Of boots and shoes that we
have seen for along time. His work is all
'sfthe very best quality; and his prices nevF-
er fail to please.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

6.vThe cars will arrive in Cadiz in the
evening at 80 P. N. instead of7.3o Pm.
az heretofore. They leave at the saroe time
in the morning as before,--73o A. NJ
The road Is now doing a fair business.
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TAXES FOR 1856.

NOTICE TO THE PAYERS HARRISON COUNTY OHIO
pursuance flaws JOHNSON Treasurer Of said county hereby
notify the thereof, that the
y stated IN the following table, showing the number
H Dollars xab property in each of The cOpOried
towns OF said and that Tor the ving
Of The syeral townships the
at the times and places named below: .-.-.s+
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

y EgWe need not make any apology for
The space that the premiums awarded at the
late fair and the able address delivered by
MIR. Estep at the same, occupy in our paper
to day. Nothing could be more interesting
70 our readers. p 20 @@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

AESevsFal robbsries have taken place
in Steubenyills lately. Among other hous-
90 entered. was the dwelling Of onr friend
Allison Of the Herald. s sa
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.GCASH FOR
WHEAT AID RYE.

sr'rothe Farmers Of Harrison. Nortbsrh psEt Of
Belmont and the Eastern portion OF Guernsey Co.
S. g. H. MbFADD EN-
HAVE made such arrangements, that will enable
them to ensure steady Market, and 70 pay the high
pnce for grain az al times The facilities offer
ed for shipping grain BY the S. & L K. X. 10 tht
Eastern cities, viii warrant us in paying the mos
liberal prices for grain 81 sa--1 't-I
CRdiz, Aug. 90, Is55.-f. 3 rss tra e1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

ETslsmmons expects the largest stock
Of boots and shoes this week that has ever
arrived in CsdiE You that need shoeing
VIII know where to call. His prices are
cheaper than ever. a.l's s1aa .'i s,e est4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

Il - EhissWeek finishes the publication
ofths TFessurer's notice; after which we
sAallb able TO give more reading.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-07

shaEI ~ sole 70 give more reading.
r15 naa M N \ ----T-- = -
~ How naapy 10 sCadis have compiled
with the late ordinance in relation to pave
m.at.as Same NAV have as an excuse. that
m.v ,ravsr saep N THAT NAV be q. as The
s,..;, ,,,o,,ch. stta,. 49,,
AHe" 6s''n a" Z
oFeAa was sasaclens Y PaOhsn !" N. 3 n,
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cotton very quiet. Lard l24al3.
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! TERREBONNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20 1883

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On motion of Mr.. Lirette.
A committee composed Of Messrs. J. b.
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The Police Jury adjourned sine die.
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p,.ceed,ns. Of the Police Jury
OF TIL
PARISH IS, or TERREBONNE.

Proceedings Of the Police jury
PARISH OF IERREBONNE
In conformity with adjournment, the
Police jury Of the Parish Of Terrebonne
me, this day, the 18th of November, 1855.
MrxBrRs PRESENT: J. Aycock, Presi-
dent Isidorc Dupre, Alexandra Liretse,
Eugene Fields, ]. B. Duplanty, P. Welsh,
J. D. Umherfeld, C. c. Wallis. (s) |
Msspsps ABSENT: Washington Tan
ner, Joachim Gueno. Francois I'heriot.
The Sd. ward not represented, the Sc.
coad ward left vacant by the death OF the
lion. II. c. Thibodaux.
Mr.. Welsh moved that the reading OF the
minutes be dispensed with.
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reading Of the minutes Of the last meeting
here being no opposition TO Mr.. Lirette's
melton the minutes were then read after
The reading thereof, Mr.. Lirette offered the
lollosing, which was adopted:
Resolred, That the minutes Of the last
meeting be 50 amended as to read that J.
Aycock was absent at the opening Of the
meeting, that be afterwards appeared in
his seat took part in the deliberation and
then absented himself again.
On motion, new committee was ap.
pointed to report on the petition Of MEssRs.
BLAKE, WHITE g. ANDERSON, forthwith,
the President appointed Messrs. Welsh,
Eflds, Lirette members Of said commit
lee.
On motion Of Mr.. Wallis.
4 new committee was appointed to re.
port on the petition Of v. Sulaskowski,
The President appointed Messrs. Wallis,
Umberfeld, Dupre members Of said COM
niitee.
On motion Of Mr.. Lirette.
Amember, in lieu Of the Hon. H. C.
Ihibodaux deceased, was appointed on
ihe committee requested to report on the
petition ofsJohn Berger. The President
appointed Nj. Lireite member of said
cemmittee. @
1he report on the petition of q mum.
ser q inhabitants Of Basuu Black, pray
ing that the Parish subscriber for the erec.
ton OF bridge across Bayou Black wa.
read. Q 80 s. a- 's s'a 81
Mi. Wallis moved tie adoption Of th.
report which motion was lost. es
The President appointed Mr.. Lirette ,
member OF the committee on sundry claim.
IN lieu Of H. C. Thibodaux. 8
The following report was read and til.
same was a6opsed: s. 5s
10 tie Police Jur.
% 6 Parisk Of Terrcbonse.
he undersigned, committee appointe,
- ake into consideration petition pre-
soa.ed Y yoar body BY the Rev. TAsse,
4s1'ag tAs appropriation, ofa piece oflan
: e, @ ssed - ! public burying ground
neg leave 70 report.
that hey have had the matter unde
soassderation and examination and find tn
af'sa possesses tract Of land in tn
1osn o. Houma, having front One ii
Guy % bayou Ierrebonne BY about te
n ls deep, that the calholic Paris
11'ch = situated about four arpent. fro.
sayoo lsrrebonae nearly oae half Of sai
s S1a'e. oeisg actually on said Parish Ian,
- Aess arc no public buryins erouut
esfef thsa aboW ten miles Of he scat
ass # DE Parish, and hat the uubl
,s.eeaee ,s.. rsqsirss such bsryine eroun
ncse1oro your committee raccsr.,..r
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Thihodaux Home Academy.
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n rnYyTs Of q pERrKCT education.
TER Ms
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sr Arrangements have been made tn aecom"'"aa.e "
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cipni It desirable that applications " shs' eee''
made Mt an early day.
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TWEEN TIEH Year of Publication by

Il the same author-The only Iady's Book acknowl.
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-20

On motion, It was,
Resolued, That the claim Of J. A. Le-
Blanc Recorder of the Parish Of Ter
rcbonne for extending assessment roll for
the year 1855, amounting TO seventy i've
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
Saturday, January 20, 1865

Saturday, January 20, 1900
p.os,dsrt. TuuRMAN, Chief Justice, and
RANNEY, BARTLEY, WARDEN, and hENNoN' '"o-
ges. -, ,suo. The Slate
In error to the Probate Court OF OleiiAO"'
county. m, cta,o Tn
error to the Probate Court OF Union county
Che plaintiffs in error were prosecuted '0r
violations of the 4th section OF the ae' ol May
/ 1854. entitled, ''An Act to provide against
the evils resulting from the sale Of intoxicating
LIQUORS in the State of Ohio" which sec.lOh
provides .'that all pIGces where Intoxicating
liquors are sold in violation of this act Snali ne
taken held. and declared to be common nul-
sances. and all rooms, taverns, eating-houses'
hazaars. restaurants, groceries, cotfee-hou
cellars. or other places of public resort where
Intoxicating liquors are sold in violation oil TINS
act. shall be shut up and absted as public nu-
isauces, upon the conviction of the keeper
thereof who shall be punished as hereinafter
provided"
Being convicted, they were, respectively,
sentenced to pay fines and be imprisoned and
orders made that the rooms by them KEEP
should be shut up until bond and security
should be given pursuant to the 9th section
said act. To reverse which sentences and or
de,s these writs were brought
THuRMAS, @. j., delivered the opinion of th
Court. Held
/. That, for aught that appears in the jour
mails Of the Senate and House Of Represents
tives of the General Assembly, the oct OF ma
I. 1884 entitled, San act to provide agan'
the evils resulting from the sale Of intOxlcaAn
liquors in the State Of Ohio" was constitution
ally enacted. e 1.rz. zr-. .r,T s-f,.,
2. That the provision Of the constitute
fart. 2 Sec. is,) that. "EVery bill shall
fully and distinctly read on three dlHere
days. unless, in cases of urgency, three-tourt
Of the House in which II shall be Pendl
shall dispense with this rule" does not
quirs that every amendment toa billlsha
read three times. ~ .ssrs ~ RS
.. Every reasonable intendment 10 to
made in favor Of the proceedings of the Leg
lature. It is not to bepresumed that the
sembly, Oh either House Of it, has violated
Constitution. When, therefore. it appears
the journals, that bill was amended by st
inr out ell after the enaCting clause and ins
ine ..new Bill" SO called, it cannot be |
sumed that the matter inserted was upon
ferent subject from that stricken out espet
" when the matter inserted is consistent
the title borne by the bill before such amt
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-02-01
LIQUOR ILLUSTRATED.

TurRIow W. BRows, Editor of The Oayu-
"a Chief. recently iourneyed from Auburn 70
Wisconsin, and this is one of his notes py tne
way b-u. - mind an
incident which occurred at. A young, we'll
dressed gentlemanly- appearing man, with Q
Iovslv wife and child had journeyed on the
,o o.ne train with us from Buffalo. At---, IN
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