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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

"fRAkKFoRr."-Mr Calvin Green, the
proprietor o. the B'osd Rock Course. has insr
purchased Of Mr.. P. swieert, of Kantucsv ~.
hne four years old horse Frankfort. Tor * 600
Frankfort 10 BY imported Glaucoe ont Of ~ ~
Morris and Is said to be one of the oes, race horses
10 kentucky. He IL now on his way 10 hi. n,,r
to run 10 the great four mile heat race IN CIV.
over Broad Rock 10 Octaber next for which ,ha,.
are seven other entries. Frankfort and In csa,..
ted Wild lrishman are brothers, and both h. :" ~.
high reputation on the turf. We presume he iii
reach here Ia the course OF q week. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

With one s,il Of this nnriyalied Fluid an on al.
nary washing can hs done In less than tsoo Aours
without the least injury to the finest fabriss. IeEf
tens and removes the dirt Ind bltaches the articles
snowy W hits 30 we'll has IL become known ard 20
highly appreciated that 1t has nearly superseded all
athsr xAshins compoan 10 aud Soaps ana this solely
bv it, great superiority and eheapness and the fsci
lily. dispstch and neataess with which washing can
be done with it.
a P,ice SO cents gallon. Beware Of all imits.
tieas The genuine article 10 manu- fscfursd ONLY bv
u. j. PiCoT Druseissa
JY 80 Corner 18th and n ala streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

M ISSES KINGS SCHOOL, CoRsER OF
HS1 BROAD AND MAYO STREETS. will tp,n IN
MONDAY the 18th Of September next. The in.
str uction ID thorough the disciolins mild bu. fyr,
Competent ss,istants 10 the French Music, Drawtps
and Psin,ins departments have been engaged
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Ths Sag NIGHTS.

Our neighbor seems troubled about thi
new organization. Don't fear Richard, yol
shant be hurt. He pretends to give an ex
posure of the order. 1t may be correct o
1t may not. We don't know.
AS we ara great opposer of Know
Nothingism, we are sometimes asked, VIII,
we don't oppose the Sag NIGHTS too. w,
will give our answer lin the language Of
coiemporary, in a very few words
He says:-"We DO not understand the
object o. the "Sag NIGHTS" to be TO inter
fere in any way With the religious, poltica
or natural rights Of any American citizen
Its proceedings are secret to be sure, bat nc
oalhs are administered to bind the initiated
It is an organization, if what we have seer
ipurporting to be its constitution is true, and
we doubt not it is, simply and solely to ef
feet the exposure of Know Noth.ngism, and
defeatits plans and purposes.
Now if the foregoing are the only purpo'
ses of the society, however unnecessary in
our opinion it may be to accomplish these
purposes that is proceedings should be
kept secret, we consider it an organization
comparatively harmless. Being harmless.
Of course it is not our business to NEEDLE
with it. But soor as it departs from its a.
vowed designs, as soon as it seeks to inter-
fere with the political, religious or natural
rights of man as does the Know Nothing or.
sanzation, it becomes then dangerous
foe to civil and religious liberty ard shal
meet our hearty condemnation, no m .gei
who may belts members or from what po
litical parties they may be drawn. More
If it shall merely seek to bind its members
by-an oath to support for Office individuals
only whom the organization may select, as
is the case with the Know Nothing Society
if we may believe the statements We see
made, even in that case we should -oppoce
| it with all the earnestness we are able. We
have no sympathy with any effort to bride
free opinion, or destroy the independence OF
the citizen. any more than we have with
the efforts that are now making to destroy
| re, sious freedom--one of the bulwarks oil
American civilization. We wish TO see ev'
cry American citizen remain id the full and
free enjoyment Of his religious and po itical
opinions, with none to modest OF make him
afraid, responsible only TO his Maker for
the right use Of the one and to his country
! the correct exercise OF the other. We
want no censors over the concences of men
in this Country, nor DO we think it advisa-
Bile yet awhile that individuals should be
prescribed merely because of a difference Of
religious opinion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Foreign Emigration !.

We command the following artct5, from
that old whig paper, the. Albany Evening
Journal, and which we find copied into the
Steubenville Herald, whig; to our Know
Nothing friends, and ask them to giveit a
careful considerations
INMIGRATEoN--T Commissioners of En-
igration, report that the funds of the com.
mission are now largely overdrawn, and lis
indebtedness, in all amounts to nearly $40,
900. The decreased emigration this year
accounts for this defciency.-New York
Mirror.
No more Emigrants are wanted in this
country. America is owned by Americans
We can't afford to sell any more Of it to
70 e'guers. We don't want either their gold
or labor. Naturalization laws are to be re,
pealed. Adopted citizens are to be exclu.
ded from office, Hereafter we are to hive
without borrowing OF lending"
We shall soon experience some Of the
other advantages ofpuling in our National
Latch String. Our ships will come home
from Europe in ballast. Our National Do
main will be without purchasers. The
March of Empire westward will be retared.
Enterprise will languish and business stag
nate.
But we will not anticipate Events will
ripen fast enough. We shall be in the full
fruition Of all the blessings Of "Know Moth
ingism," quite soon enough.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Joshua e. Giddirgs,vs. the Know
Nothings.,

Mr. Giddings has just issued an address
to his constituents. which we find in the
Ashtabula Sentinel. We cut from it this
very important paragraph;
80, in regard to the predjudices at-
tempted 10 be called into exercise against
Catholics. Iwould a thousand times rath-
cr vote for an honest lover Of liberty, tho
a Catholic, than for one Of the many Prot
estant Doctors Of Divinity who have so long
denied our obligation to Gods higher law,
and endeasored to reconcile us TO The iria
nous fugitive slave enactment The time
has arrived when men should be judged By
their actions. by their moral and political
conductsrather than by prejudiccs attached
TO a name Or sect. Persecution never did,
and never will reform mankind"
EE- Rev. w. Summers died last week. Al
his residence near Martinsyllle,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

Here, as in Guernsey county, the Crow
bar Law has been decided, by Judge Means
unconstitutional. The taxes illegally col
leeted from the Harrison Branch Bank will
now have to be Refunded Republican.
EE- What nice thingit is to be bank
er, under the name of a corporation. It
saves those who have their money invested
in tina; way the bother, trouble, confusion
and expense OF paying taxes upon it, A
banker thinks and knows that he is (accor-
ding to the decision of the Supreme Cour'
cf the United States. above his fellow cii-
zens who are fortunate enough &c be farm
ers, merchants, mechanics &c. They can
pay the taxes, and keep up the Judiciary for
the special accom2,o1 1ation ofthese bankers,
while these genflep,aaly bankers can lean on
their gold headed canes, and peep through
their "gold glasses" and wonder why it is
that people should dare to presume to think
that they should pay anything toward keep
ing up the expenses Of the government.
And then they can have their tools to re-
joice for them, that they are exempt from
taxation, as the above extract is good
specimen. And then they can have their
''6arkerS" to show conclusiyely to their own
satisfaction that Mr.. D., Mr.. o., &c, &C.,
should not pay any taxes, because they are
stockho!d, rs in corporation, under the style
and name of bank. It's not every one
that has this glorious privilege Of being
banker, as hundreds in this county will tes-
tify next fall when they conc to pay their
taxes.
Our advice 10 our moDed men is this, II
you wish to see the wheels Of government
stop, Il GU wish to see all kinds of improve.
ments stop, you wish to see everything
come to stand still. it you wish to see your
fellow creatures suffer for want Of employ
ment, if you wish to see castles and distinc
lions made among us and kept up after the
Hindoo fashion, invest your money as stock
in "a corporation called the State Bank Of
Ohio and branches, and you can have your
desires fulfilled, and more too, if it is your
pleasure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

A WHIa ANA Know EormSG VEro.--G Gov
Pollock, the whig and Know Nothing Gov.
enor of Pennsylvania, has just vetoed a
bill passed by the Legislature Of that State,
establishing Bank at Pottstown. No con-
slitutiopal donbt was raised. the question
was one Of judgement and the Governor
set his above that Of both breaches Of the
Legislature. Where are The Wings and
Know Nothings who have been beraiinc
Pierce for vetoing the Freuch spoilalion
bill and the Collins swindie Where isLew.
Campbell. who was for reyoutionizing over
the latter? Here is a veto in kind from one
Of Jour kith, kin and connection. Man
your catapults, and let drive the bricks al
him. Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Railroad Difficulties at Wheeling

The difficulties OF our amabIe neighbors
ut the "heal of navigation" below, do not
appear to be near final settlement. The
Central OLio Railroad Company charge
that the injunction lately obtained to pre-
vent the Baltimore and Ohio Company
from crossing the river at Benwood, was
intended TO be eqnalIy as practically oper.
alive against it, and sligmalizes the pro-
ceeding as "an odious effort to force the
trade and travel, which Wheeling has not
created or aided in developing, from its
shortest and least expensive route"
The President Of the Central Ohio road.
Mr. Sullivan, has Withdrawn the recent
proposition submitted to Wheeling for the
erect on OF a bridge over the Ohio, and his
action has been endorsed BY full meeting
Iof the Directors. Counsel have been en-
ployed, and such legal proceedings as are
furnished by the constitution and laws of
the United States, are 10 be instituted 70.
the protection Of the company against the
Injurious results of the hostility OF tue city
of Wheeling.
The Directors have also authorized the
President to inquire and report the amount
of stock which can be obtained for the con-
struction Of a branch Of their road 10 a
point opposite Moundsville. Meantime,
the steamboat in the company is to run IN
connection with one Of the passenger trains
to moundsville; and to divert Ohio trade
from Wheeling to GAINESVILLE, passengers
and freight,are to be carried from points
east Of and exclusive Of MilIwood to mes.
vile, at the same rates established between
Millwood and Wheeling. Thus man do
ing business within mile or two of the
Ohio river. can go to Ztnesville, buy his
goods and return with them, cheaper than
he can by going to Wheeling, as he escapes
bridge and ferry toll, and cost Of tranship
ment &c, incident to the latter place.
Skea. Iypion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

DEATH OF MARION ELLrs.--Francis Mari
on Ellis died In Columbus on Saturday
morning last, the "a inst, in the 35th year
Of his age lie was for several years edi
Tor Of the Ohio Eagle, and afterwards pri.
yaie secretary OF Gov. Medil. He has been
appointed Consul for Buenos Ayres by
President Pierce, but III health prevented
him from accepting. He was young man
ofqaich intellect. and his rare social quail
le' made him universal fsvorite. -LSieu,
Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

or The Daily Advertiser pictures, in one
frame, New York mourning for her mighty
dead, and ST. Petersburg following the Au
tocrat of all the Russias to his grave. The
irony of the piece is too fine to irritate the
course grained Gothamite' in general; bat
some among them, who have emigrated
from New Eogland, will appreciate the rich
but sombre waggery Of the following ex'
tract;
"Willam Poole who was thus distin-
eGished in the moment Of his funeral, was
born in April 1894; we regret to say we 10
not know whee, except that It was some
where in America. Distinguished in his
funeral obsequies, and in the manner of his
death, his lite has left but little of public
record. His death was the consequence OF
wound which he received on the "a Ii OF
February, the last time be was seen in pub.
lie. His last words then SO far as they
are recorded, befole the fatal shot, seem to
have been in keeping with the tenor OF his
life: I'm damned sorry this happened here
Old man, you don't blame me? (this TO the
barkeeper.) Hold on here, two bottles
I'm gniug home
"Ile has gone home The brilliant fun
eral procession has honored him; and the
citizens Of Now York, whose obsequies il
they mean anything, pronounce him The
most distinguished Of all whom she has
lost for MANI years, has been borne to his
Uravp ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
------7l = q = III DKAJ1A
Woodfeld, Ohio, Feb III.


FRUlrs or DIssrFATIos Prof. Alsx
Kennedy was found dead in Alton. Hlnoa.
y few days since. His death was occasi.,a.
I'd by want and exposure Fom long and
constant dissipation. afr Kennedy vas /
graduate Of Dublin University, ana aftefa
wards Professor Of Bellies Letters ID Bel.s
fast College, Dublin, AS an eIocutionist 81,
hadlvery few snpefiofs. ButsLis talent I.
vailed him little III this country such wera
bis habits of dissipation. DsMocraay.
EJ- The Steamer AmsIieus. ues burned
on VIE illinois river, six mics below NH.
PIES, on the22sth nlt. Boat and Carpo IL.
tally LOST. but motives weFe LOST
U1r II probosed q mite the fhree dcs
ncpinatious IF The United Brethren. M
Wesleyan MalhoJists. End thr vanualisIs
and % this end contention III dslsesg.s
from these ehasches II raIlsa IA meet Il
Dssscn ~ ths i7'h n sIss hext.
esA ~ 4 fer alI the Knoa Nothinu bIaw
plasle over tlle shoiting III Bill II sogIs H Y
l,ishman, i turns ous lh.t II was k;llsd MI
nAsiss AMI l ksoM Sss..0 u sAat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
"Then should like to marry,
III could only find
Car,o .,..,t.,, Roll .,,o;Io,,
Just suited to my mind. y

Justsuited TO my mind"
Some fellow 10 Steubenyille, BY the name
Of AlIender, is bound to marry. He issue,
his proclamation thus in Saturdays Herald
"Pltch in' ladies
MATRIMONIAL The undersigned being
dtsirous ofenlering into the matrimonial
state, takes tliis method Of so doing. He is
q years Of age. good moral character, OF
American birth, free from the use ofIntoxi-
eating liquids. tobacco and all other bad
habi.s ofthe day. Any young lady wish.
ng to marry, between the ages Of IL and
90, will find partner by addressing Mr.
u. v. ALLENDER, SteubenyiIla Post Of
flee. All correspondence strictly private
Eg-We learn that a X n. lately introdu-
Iced q motion in the Know Nothing lodge OF
this place, TO have d paragraph ofihe Dec,
laration Of Independence amended to read
as follows; "All Americans have certain
unalenable rights, among which are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit Of Irisbmcn.
Dntchman and Partners"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Green township, March %. 1855,

Es5-lhe Harrison cannty Agricultural
Society have. leased Sharp's g'ove, acjoin-
ing the town Of Cadiz, for term OF years,
and will proceed to erect suitable buildings
and enclosures preparatory to holding their
agricultural fairs. The buildings areto b.
completed in tine for The fair next fall
The site selected isa sbeaatfaIsone for the
purpose. .--Sleu. Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

EE The Steamer "Americus, was bur-
ned on !he Illinois river. six miles below
Naples. on the 98 inst Boat and cargo tos
tally lost but 40 lives were lost.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

/ A reasonably good looking woman in tie
prime OF life, passed up street to day in com
pany with an athletic looking negro, bl acE
as tie ace Of spades. A milk and molasses
picaninny about the size of piece of chalk,
toddIing behind them, told tue story. The
woman dropped her veil on discovering
that she attracted attention, No account
iag for tastes:- [Steu. Union.
Ezs- The above is only one Of the effects oil
fusion
Gs- The following particulars Of the rail
road accident which happened in this coun-
y on last Fri day, we copy from the Steu-
benyille Union. We are glad to say that
young Hearn is doing very WE'LL under the
skilful treatment of our friend Dr.. B. F.
Berkley:--
The locomotive which took out the
western train this morning, ran off
the track at section 27, on the otter
side of the big tunnel, and was pre-
cipitated down a high cmbankment. A
brother Of Jesse Ob4rand, the Engineer,
fwho came on a visit to see him and was rid
/ ing with him on the engine was instantly
l;illed;and a son Of Lquncelot Hearn, Esq ,of
Cadiz. aged about l8 years, was SO badly
injured that | e was not expected to live for
any length Of time. He was also riding on
the engine. The engineer and fireman es
capped. The locomotive was backing at the
time, and as the train did not 90 over. it is
supposed thatit was 1ctatched. Conductor
Mooney returned in hand car, and took
olt another locomotive to the scene Of the
disaster
"THE DEVILS NOT ALL CAST oUr."--We
find the following advertisement in one Of
our exchanges. It appears that "Maria
Magdalena" has not had all Of the devils
cast out Of her.
CAuTIoN.--The public is hereby caution
ed not to trust my wife, Maria Magdalena,
on my account, as am determined hercaf-
ter TO pay no debts other contracting unless
compelled by law.
JACOB KERNEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

FOR COVER OR,
WILLIAM NfEDlLI., of Fairfield county
Tor LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
JAMES MYERS Of Lucas county
ron IUeeEs or THE SUPREME COURT
WILLIAM KENNON, OF Belmont county
ROBERT b. WARDEN ofFranklin :"
rop AUprroE OF STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN, Of Colurnblana eounV
roR Treasurer OF STATE,
Holm G. BaESLlN, of Seneca county
ron SECRET Ry OF STATE,
WILLIAM rREytTF, cf franklin county
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
I, GEORGE w. McCooK Of Jefferson county
los MEMBER or THE BOARD or rurI4e FKs'
JAMES. b. sTEEDMAN Of Lucas county
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

0r.TThereis u trouble among the Wings
and Know Nothings, in Philadelpilia. AL
the recent SO called Wing Convention all the
persons putin nomination were nominees oi
the American party. Before the Conven-
lion adjourned a resolution was offered op.
posing secret organizations, which was 70.
ted down BY decided majority; whereupon
about one fourth of The members seeded
The scceders me. again on Saturday and
adopted resolutions denouncing secret soci-
eties. and recommending the entire sepeIa-
ton Of the whiS party from the new order
S.eu. Herald.
IH
HIEDoo CArHEcnIsM ~ Is alie lie?
2 Is it right to lie?
8 Isit honorable to lie?
a Isit religious to lie?
5. Isit right, honorable. or religious 10
promise to lie?
8. Isit right, honorable, OF religious 10
induce others 10 lie2 0
II is said the Hindops, in answering these
questions, use one negative and Eve attir
matiyes.--Dayton Empire. III
Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
KNow-NoTHINGIsM ROUTED
SAM TREMBLING!
Kno.o Nolhinq t.si0n eanr cOme a
HUzzAFoR oApIz TOWNSHIPS

II " Il Il al " ~ ~ n ~ 4 - L " :" ~ - a. .
So far as any opposition was shown to the
Know Nothing ticket in this township on
last Monday, Know-Nothingism was routed
'horse, foot and drugoon." The only op-
position was for trustees, and we are pleas
ed to say that three excellent men are elec-
ted trustees of Cadiz township. What do
you think of Know Nothing fusion by this
time, friend Hatton? Some ofthe members
attribute this defeat to the split there is in
the order on the slavery question. But the
real cause is this, they had not members
enough to elect their trustees. For outside
of the order there was none green enough
to vote for them.
Here is complete list of all the votes
given on last Monday for township officers:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

EE- Thefusion nti-Nehraska Governor
Of Wisconsin has vetoed The piohibitory
liquor law lately passed By the legislature
Of that State. Temperance and fusion
don't seem to work tdgether.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

REMovAL.- -Messrs. Herriott y Liggett
have reusoYedItheir store 10 thenew build.
ing, opposite the Probate Judges Office,
where ihey intend 70 sell goods cheaper than
they have ever before been sold in Cadiz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

EE The Masonic fraternity Of New Phil
adelphia intend 10 celebrate the coming an
niversary ofSt. John the Baptist, in that
place on Saturday, the e5l day Of June
next. (the 24th being Sunday a large
number oflodges have been invited to par.
ticipate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

Ed- We learn from the Carroll Free
Press. that the dwelling and storeroom Of
Mr.. Samuel Heidy, Of Harlem, in that coun-
ty. was destroyed BY fire on tile 2lst ult.--
Loss about $4,000.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

A CiANqE. TIE "Patton House" in
Car9lhon has changed hands. $. G Nc
Kec has purchased il Of Mr.. Patton, and il
will hereafter be conducted by that gentle
man. Mr.. NIX. will make an excellent
landlord, and we recommend the Patton
House to those visiting Carrolton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

or The Steamer Illinois, which lcft Now
York for Aspinwall, on Tuesday, went pre-
pared, the Mirror learns from good author.
ity, to .Strike back" in case she should be
molested BY cruisers h The Gull.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

Eg--Wn. Dunbar. Esg ,of Mt. Vernon
has been appointed y. 8. Commissioner fo
the Northern Districtof Ohio. An excel
lent appointment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

Change IN THE NAME. The Know Noih-
ing organization. which has been known in,
side astlie Supreme Order Of the Star
spangled banner has changed its name
to the "Suprelne Order Of the Sons Of '76. I
The name isa miserable fraud, nasmuch
as theirprinciples are directly counter to
those professedty the sons of'76.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

CARarAeE snop-Our young hiend'
Benjamin P m has removed his carriage
manufact5ry to the Ditmars shop on the op
rosite side Of The street. lie has also taken
in partnership with him, Mr. James Harp
er, one Of the best mechanics in this coan-
try. Give the new firm call. Advertisl
nient M x week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

EaE- Rev. w. Summers died last week, Al
his residence near Martinsyllle.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04

E57 VIM. G. Flonrney, d brother Of the
] Know Nothing candidate for Governor Of
9Vrginia. has taken lhe stump ior Mr. WiYe.
A good sign.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-04-04
Demufratlr Sentinel.
pEMoCRATIC STATE TICKET

w, have splendid assortment of Blank Deeds
for sale at this Office -.