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cd. George KONG, a notorious Fcll's Point
rowdy. discharged six loads of a revolver at
one of the police, without striking INN. lie.
however. received a shot IN tho small of his
back. and the balkpsssing Through lodged in
his stomach near the gTsfnf Hefell, and WAS
taken to The western district station house,
after whichshe was conveyed TO his residence
His condition is very dangerous one. 1t is
thought he cannot Tcoyer.
Tliefellowing ineidelss of the day we take
from Ne pal c.s Of yessrday:
Several Gel mans attsmpt,d to vote illegal
ly during the day, AND were arrested. One
of lhchi named +. Gammons, upon coming
to rherolls and OIL being asked if he was
willing to swear that the papers he presented
were his own, drew bowie knife about cigh-
teen inches long, and swinging it about his
head, declared lie would make sad havoc OF
any onc..who dared dispute his vote
PTnry apd WeSd JoiHg.-John Rhodes,
for Illegal voting at the 10Th ward polls yes
tcrday, and sweating that papers belonging
to q German named +. Gainmons were his
own, in order to obtain that vote, was arrest
cd by officer jerome Arey. Justice BiXlcr
fined him $50 with costs for illegal voting,
and committod him to Jail for perjury. f..
Ganlnons was also arrested for loanng his
papers andkattempting to vote with them af-
ter Rhodes had voted. He was held to bail
for court by the same justice. This exhibits
the course pursued by foreigners TO deitat the
American PARTY. ~ a. S,A
GITAn eflorthas already. been commenced
by the Pierce party to throw the blame on
American party, but the facts do not sustain
them, as the facts ncvel,do on suchoccasons.
The fault is with those Anti American DULLES
who came from other parts of the city to in
terfcrc in ward where they did notehrlengl
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Mr.. EDITOR The period OF the
election is again approaching not unac-
companied with its customary zeal. We
sometimes fear that much of the enthu-
sasm of such times is of an unwarranta-
BILE character. Not having birth in the
pure principles of patriotism, it is often
nurtured and matured by spirit of par
ty influence totally at variance with the
political interests of the country. As
all power is delegated by the people,
with what crcumspection should they
make, choice of those who are to act as
tlsn representatives in any and every
capacity. Shall we be able by our wis
dom and sagacity as a people being the
primary source whence all political au-
thority is derived, to promote the gene
raj welfare in the existing state of af-
fairs or, shall folly and indifference
leave the impress Of their dr. ful hands
IN the triumphs of the majority! He
who exerts an influence in a proper d.
rcction, either by voice or vote, is I'M
qucstionably contributing to the spirit of
national freedom and the pcrpetuity of
the Union. Ii we wish to sustain and
preserve i'll every particular, the great
political fabric by which we are held to-
gethcr and exist as nation, we are
called upon by the free and liberal spirit
which this government infuscs into the
hearts Of the people to exercise an hon
est Judgment irrespective of sectional or
party prejudiccs, in making choice Of
those who are held up as candidates for
any capacity whatever. Without this,
liberty is not secure in our possession.
without it, We are acting with much in
difference to the duty our ancestors have
left US to discharge, and the claims rest
ing upon us by those who are to come
after us. But am no politician. These
are my thoughts and you have them.
The late rains have done much injury
by the washing of wheat fields, &c. The
potato crop has been unusually good. |
have seen number of mercer potatoes
raised on the farm of j. Irwin, measuring
from nine inches to ten and half in
length, and proportionably large. Beat
this who can.
This community, like others we have
read of in history, or somewhere else,
seems to be measurably pestcred with
swine. But more particularly with the
canine race. Generally, there is little
affection existing between these two
races, but rather an aversion of feeling
naturally. 1t is certainly great graf
lfication to an aristocratic mind of the
"ten cent" cast, to excite the latent en-
ergies of these two species without the
slightest provocation or protcxt, and
cause the air to resound with pig squeal-
ing at the instance of their frivolity, as
at this very time, | am sensibly aroused
from any disposition to lethargy, by this
hog-doe principle. SOCRATES.
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GEN. ScoTT's BACK PAy.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Times
says that the back pay attached to Gen.
SCOTS position as Lieutenant General will
positively be allowed, and that the prepara-
tons are now making for its payment
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TO FARMERS!

WHEELER'S PATENT RAILWAY
orse Powers and 0vershot Thrashers.
rOTlCE is hereby given to Farmers, that
i still continue the sale Of Whccler's
Railway Horse Powers and Overshot
rs with Shakers attached, which
ant to give satisfaction, or no sale.
eed Cutters, Ciorer Hullers, and Wood
swishng to engage a Machine may
,e subscriber living near the Magraw
,r address him at Rising Sun, Cecil
taryland
80, .stf JOHN D. MICIIENER.
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A CARD

To The Independent Voters Of the 3rd Dis
trict Of Cecil county,:
By the advise of some ofmy friends have
consented to take this mode of announcing
myself as candidate for the Office of Magis-
trate of this district 10 be voted for at tho
ensuing election. 1felected, | will endcavor
to fulfill the duties of said office with fidelity.
JOSEPH K. BROWN.
Sed. l. 1851.
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. 1S.-It was rumored at Lex
ington Missouri, that Ex-Governor Rec der
was murdered at St. Joseph's. but it was
pronounced to be a hoax. The editor of the
Lexington Express saga that Rceder had been
fighting, but was not injured.
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COME AND SEE!
LARGE LOT OF CLOTHS.

have just returned from the city with
L large and splendid assortment Of Cloths
which will make up into
Coats, lower than can be bought
in either of the cities, in the best and most
durable manner, and latest fashions and war
r.nted. If they rip bring them back and
will sew them free of charge.
WILLIS RUTTER,
Sep9f Athe Basaar, Eiiton, Nd.
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ELKTON LEATHER STORE,

VI V'' IT TIE IIUN IiItD 1IUC Sc,
JAMES 1lASSON offers IN assortment of
y Leather at the lowest prices for cash.
Spanish and Slaughter Sole; Morocco
smooth and grain; ditto Madras and Tampico;
French and American Calf; Wax and Buff
Uppers; Harness and Skrting; Bride, fair
black; French and American Lining; Tons
and Bindings; Kips and Findings.
6TThe highest prices paid in cash for
green Hides and Skins. Tmay S 6m
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D'Doct. f. G. lIadcl and a student of his
named Henry Graer were killed by German
near Cumberland OH Sunday last. He decoy-
Ell the Doctor away from the town on pretence
that some one was sick and killed him in the
woods. lie then went to his office and took
Graef out near the same place, telling him
the Decor had fallen in the water and want
ed dry clothes, and killed him also. Their
bodies were horribly mutiat,d. His whole
object appeared to be to rob the Office,
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, sit
n uatcd on the river half mile from the
village Of North East, containing 100 Acrss,
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
inys thereon; consisting of u Dwelling, Ten
ant House, and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms by application to
l.. l.. WOOLEY,
Nay ~ # North East, Md.
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LARGE FIRE AT WILMINGTON. Filming
ton, Oct. IA fire occurred at Wilmingt on
last night, in the machine shop of Mes srs.
Poole & Co.. destroying it and the entire
block. The loss is estimated at $40 .000.-
The other sufferers are Messrs. Zcbley &
Brothers sash factory; j. Jeltiies, carpenter;
Messrs. VIM & Tcale, block manufacturers.
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RELIEF FOR THE NoRFoLK SrPFERERs.-
The churches in Ncwburyport, Mass, have
contributed about 81 600 for the relief of the
sufferers from yellow fever in Portsmouth and
Norfolk, Va.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

n w l0RK. Oct. lS.-Thc steamer Allan
tic. with London dates to October 9th, arri-
we'd here tins morning at 81 o'clock.
Her news is quite interesting and of con-
siderable commercial Importance.
There has been a further rise in the IA tes
of discount. The rate is now 81 per ceat.
The commercial uncasiness had depressed
the Cotton market, and was more irregular.
Schastopol is to BE- blown up by the allicS
and mines where Icing prepared for thai
purpose.
Psince Gortschakof's army is being threat
cn,d by large forces of the allies from Eupa-
toria
On the 10th alt. the Russians were defeat
cd near Eupatoria by the French Cavalry,
with loss OF fifty killed and los prisoners.
The French loss was only 3 killed and y
wounded.
Prince Gortschakof on tde Sd of October
reports that an Intellectual movement was
made on his left flank. ...,e ,-
The allied tlcct had sailed on secret cxpe-
ditlon, supposed to Nicolaictf or Odessa.
The Russians $, Gin determined to meet. the
colnpaign vigorously.
. The Elnrc:or Alexander is at Odessa from
which place he has issued am encouraging
a""'eso w inc luSslah people ana lis army.
lie will shortly be in the Crimea.
A collision is anticipated between the
Western Powers and the King of Greece, on
account Of Bombas and Russians prop,nsi-
ties.
The food question Is still seriously exciting
the people both in France and Germany.
Broadstuils-Nlcssrs, Brown Shipley quote:
White wcat l2sal2s GsluurE1 lts 9da Is
Western Canal -four 4oN 4osGda
Ais ;.mix,d 49s Gda Ais -
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REMOVAL

The office of The Cecil Wing has been re-
moved to North Street bctw cen the Court
House and Jail, where we are prepared to do
Iandbills, and other job Printing.
o. The Wlig has IL far larger circulation
than any other paper ever had in the county,
and is good medium for advertise IN, nts.
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For Constable.

Tothe Independent Voters af the 1hh i,
ton District.
Having been solicited by numerous frie
hereby announce myself candidate
CONSTABLE. in and for this District, AL
respectfully solicit your sutIragcs.
CALEB e. CANTWELL.
Sept. %. 1855.
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HARRlsnrnG, Oct. l7.-Tioga county has
elected the entire republican county ticket
by about 400 majority. and gives Nicholson
majority Of 342. For States Senator. South
e,r, republican, has $50 ma jurity over Hamlin,
democrat, and in Potter county between 200
ana 500. He is undoubtedly elected. Bald
WIN, republican, is elected to the assembly
from iIoga by go majority. 1t is probable
That the Senate will stand II democrats to IL
opposition.
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For Magistrate.

To the Voters of the Third Election District.
Having been solicited by numerous friends,
hereby announce myself candidate for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, in and for this
District, and respectfully solicit your sut-
fragcs. JOHN A. RANKIN.
Sept. 10Th, 1855.
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New ORLEANS. October l5.-The steamer
Philadelphia has arrived here from Havana,
with dates to the 18th, and the California
mails of the 9th ult. The United States
Consul at Panama had struck his flag on ac-
count Of the insults offered by the government
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REMOVAL CT THE Cecil WING" OFFICE.
Our printing Office has been removed to the
Cecil Wing building on North Street, between
the Court House and Jail, where we will be
pleased to see our friends and Subscribers.
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C>Gcn. Cullom, an eX-mcmber of Congress
from Tennessee, is candidate for the Clerk
ship Of the next United States House of Re-
representatives..
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For Constable.

To The roters Of the 3rd Election District of
Cecil County.
announce myself as Candidate for tho
office Of Constable, and respectfully solicit
your votes. If elected will endcavor to per-
form the duties of the Office promptly and
faithfully. STEPHEN JOHNSON.
Seut. % 1855.
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Gle Cecil lul)ie.
EEKTON, OCTOBER 20, 1855.

UTICKETS.-We are ready 10 pint to
order, tickets forany candidates for Office ir
this county, either nominated or Independent.
Our charges will he low.
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Apprentice wanted.

TNlIE subscriber wants an apprentice to
l. learn the House Painting business, boy
OF abou: l6 years of age preferred.
SAMUEL w. DOWNING.
Elkton, Sep. 22-tf.
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BALTIMORECATTI MARKET.
tilurrlr0.

On Thursday, the tsth inst, by Rev. Jas.
Flanncry, Henry A. HALL to CAROLINE
JOHNSON, both Of Elkton.
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ECLIPSE OF TIE Moon. On the morning of
Thursday of next week the Moon will be to-
tally eclipscd for period Of more than three
hours
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w tNY'E,ED.

I1WO TRANSFERS to drive six mules
l. to wagon in Virginia. Apply To
ROBERT CHNISTY,
Oct 20-1t. Port Drposit.
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COUNCIL MEETINGS

Chesapeake Council No. II, will hold
stated meetings on Monday and Thursday
nights, at - O'Clock in their Council Room
at Chesapeake City for the transaction of
such business rs may be Of importance TO the
American Cause; all those DESTROYS of Join
ing the order are invited to attenc, or inform
any member Of such desire. BY order al the
Council attest, ALEX. Z. BARWICK.
Oc' ~. Secretary.
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COUNCIL MEETINGS.

The Rising Sun Council No s. meets every
Tuesday night at Odd Fellows Hall Rising
Sun, and every Friday night at Ocioraro Teni-
pcrancc Hall where persons wishing to join
arc solicited 70 attend.-By order Of the Con'-
cH
Rising Sun, Oct. 18Th lS55.-3t.
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COUNCIL MEETINGS.

y ~ 2 " Y I : vi Il I IN Us.
n VIE Brick Meeting House Council No 8,
Il will hold stated meetings at Rose Bank
Hall, on every Monday and Thursday even
ings, at 7! o'clock, when and where those
wishing to unite with the American Order
can hay, m opportunity so to do.
Oct. 6 -4w. By Order Of the Council.
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Che nlorkcts.

ELKToS MARKET The produce named
below, when Of good quality, brought the
following prices here yesterday: Wheat,
white s., red 80; Corn, Old 80 cts, new ~
cts; Oats 40 cts: Mercer Potatoes 80 cts.
WILMINGToN, Oct. 19.-Wc quote to-day
from wagons 1T the mills and in Front Street,
Wheat 1900; Corn 92c; Oats Zoe; Flour from
wagons So 81 q 10. Potatoes 10 81 cents
per bush .-SiaiGsHidn.
BALTIMORE, Oct 19.-Flour 81 50 to 8 g.:
Whcat-whle good I" prime 50 G;i To = T.;
red, good to prime, 81 80 Il ! 9ji C"ul-yrl-
low, J3 90, white 80 Il SO; Oats-36 Il 40;
tyc-Sl W Il l 20. Cloyersccd,-s1 81 a
so; Timothy So - Il 3 81.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
Oct l9.-Thc offerings at the scales to-day
reached ZOO head, all Of which, except 100
driven off, were sold at 50 80 IL 50, equal TO
81 Ou a 30 nett, averaging 81 90 gross. The
stock offered WAS generally poor, yet the
prices Of last week were fully sustained. 1t
is said that prices are higher than ever known
in October, and not much like lihoUd OF u de-
cline.
lIoss-Salcs at 50. Shccp-sal,s at 50 to
50 per head.
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10 The Independent Votcrs of The Seventh
Ehct'o" District Of Cecil County:
lhc Undersigned offers himself as an In
dep' mlent Candidate Tor Magistrate for said
District and respectfully solcts your suf-
irascs SAMUEL PEACO.
Port Deposit, Oct. 20-te.
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G--J@The following is the American ticket
to be voted FOR in this county, with the exX
ception of the local candidates in the several
districts of the county, the names of whom
some of our friends will please furnish us so
far as the districts have nominated. 1t is an
excellent ticket and should command the
respect Of all of the people of the county and
u ma jority Of their votes. In the absence of
a wing ticket, we have no doubt about its
Icing the ticket the wings should support.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
for Lottery Commissioner.
MAJOR DANIEL ii. McPlIAIL,
Of Baltimore City.
For Comptroller of the Treasury.
WILLIAM Ii. PURNELL,
Of Worcester County.
For Commissioner of Public Works.
BENJAMIN LANDLORD,
OfSomersct County. =
For Judge of the Circuit Court.
- JOHN II. PRICE,
OfIIarf rl County.
For Congress.
JAMES b. RICAUD,
Of Kent County
For State Senate.
JAMES L. MCCULLOUGH.
For House of Delegates.
DAVID SCOTT, (of John,
SAMUEL MILLER.
DIR. SLATER b. STUBBS.
For County Commissioners.
DAVIDSON d. PEARCE,
JETliRO j. MCCULLOUGH,
JOSEPH r. THOMAS.
For Sheriff
JOHN j. r. POOLE.
For Judges Of the Orphans Court.
BENJAMIN w. HARRIS,
GEN. HENRY s. Sites,
ANDREW LYON.
For County Surveyor.
.TEVURD Johnson
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K Office.

Isaac smyth,
ct rs "'' cvs GIts"' oG i" cna for
Thomas S. Thomas Gerry.
and Wife.
DY virtue OF an oricr of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil County, in Chanccry, notice is
hereby given, by the undersigned Trustees
in the above cause, to all peroons holding
judgments against the above named Thomas
5. Thomas, which are liens on the estate dc
creed in this callse to be sold, 70 file their
claims with the Clerk Of this Court, on Or be-
fore the twenty-iirst day Of next November.
JOHN c. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Oct. 90, lS55-4t. Trustees.
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StATINETTS-
- Steel mixed Satnets,
Oxford mixed Satinetts.
Dark Brown, Green and Blue do.
Neat Plaid and Stripe Satincts,
Very heap at
Oct 20 E BROWN, JR's
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JAMES NJ. BURGESS,

REAL ESTATE AGENT,
d.sm of ss psper a. is in h n""sf
his time and for sale 20 FARMS; several Of
sasAp three to five miles from Port De-
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a G1h'fS'i..

THE County Commissioners Of Cecil coun
Z ~ will meet at their Office on Wr,lncs-
d.y, the 9th of October, inst, to attend to
public business. by order
Oct 20 p. G. RICKETTS,, elk.
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P.dSS1'.

N
On the night of the Sth inst, near Little
" Elk, a Double barrel Gun, with trigger
Of left hand barrel broken. Any one leaving
il at V. l.. Benefits Store, will be suitably
rewarded. Oct 20 1t
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WANTED.

SPOKES, Hubs and Seasoned White ~,
- Plank from 2 to 4 inches thick. : re-,
old wrought iron, brass and copper for 1;'%c,
the highest prices will be given by ~ III
W. S. KIDD, at the new smith Shop Te.T-
street, Elktou. IScp. 2P
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aOISIsE.
Nursery Trees for Sale,

The Undersigned has on hand large stock of
Apple. Peach, Cherry, Plum and Apricot trees,
Almond and Ncctarine, for Sale accommodate
ing terms These trees are large. very thrifty and
entirely free from worms. Grape Vines, Straw
bury and Raspbury Plants. Silver Mupo either
for Lawn or street planting. Trees warranted
true TO name and shipped to order. Address
JAMES $. PETERS.
Oct. 20-lm. C.ncordrillc p. o., Del. Co., Pa
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To the Independent Voters Of the Sci Z;
District:
At the solicitation of many of my fri.
l have consented to run as an lndcpcnd,
candidate at the approaching election for IT,
Office Of CONSTABLE of the Seventh Dis
trict. II the citizens confer their suffrage
upon ME, and | am elected, l shall endcavor
to discharge the duties Of the Office to tho
satisfaction of all. S. W. STRICKLAND.
Port Deposit, Sep. 20, '55.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

as-Ano'her riot was Kicked up in Col.
IN bis on the All. The Germans were
marching peaceably through the streets,
when they were attacked by a gang OF X.
Ms. A iiue cold lead would help some
people amazingly.
MORE OF THE REACTION .-Beeson. demo
crat, has been elected probate judge Of
Berien county, Michigan. by two hundred
majority over the Know-Nothing candidate.
Last fall the know-nothings carried the
county by one hundred and eighty.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

RE-The Louisville Cour er and the New
ark (Ohio) Times, both know nothing pa
pels, are down on Thomas Jefferson, be-
cause the principles Of Democracy which he
taught, have been transmitted from father
to son and actuale the people to the choice
of their rulers. The last named paper calls
tie author of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, GOLD DEMAGOGUE JEFFER.
SON!" The Federalists are not all dead
uar
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

Eg~ The Catholic Priests, have been cen.
sured by the Know Nothings for assuming
to be able to absolve their followers, from
guilt in not keeping faith with hcretics.''
What better have they proven themselves tc
be, in the recent absolution of their mem.
bers from the sin of ignoring, contrary 10
their oaths, the secrecy which they swore
to maintain, particularly in making known
their membership? How consistent!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

0y-Those wishing a tombstone, monu.
ment. or something Of that kind to place at
the graves of their friends, could not do bet
ter thru to give the marble shop of MePher-
son, Price Il Rose, in Cldiz, a call. Thei,
marble is ola superior quality, and theil
work is executed in the best manner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

DIED-ln Green township on the Both
ult. Mrs. VIOLET, censort Of James Simpson,
in the Gath year Of her age.
In Freeport, on the 9Th inst, RopEnr
HOLIDAY, an old and highly esteemed citi-
zen of that place.
In st. Paul, Minnesota, on he 24.h of
June, Mrs. ANN, consort of George Bayless,
formerly Of Cadiz.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11
PHILADELPHIA r

PnILADELPmA, July 9-Flour very quiet
no export demand, and sales in small lots
for home consumption at SO, 75a1o for com
brands, and $~10,l2a10,5 80 for select.
lots; and extra and fancy brands at higher
quotations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

The s.a,a e OF oSlo' PROBATE coirRT. q
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ac-
count la been filed in said Court for settlement, 10
wiz ab 8 ~H
The account Of Jackson CresSey, administrator o,
the estate 81 Henry Hendricks, deed. showing tie
condition ofsaid estate so far as administered.
And that the same will be cxnmined and passed
upon by the undersigned, al the Probate Court Office
ia Cadiz. on the 21thday of June, a.. ID. 1855,
ALLEN C.@TURNERi Probate Judge.
June 6. tI955-3te as9 t& M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-11

E8~The crops in this county, we think as
q general thing, look very favorable. The
late wheatis somewhat injured by the wee-
viii but the early is good. Corn and oats
look very well, while the prospect for an
abundance of all kinds Of fruit was never
better. Let us all he thankful and be of
good cheer for the favors Providence is be.
slowing upon us.