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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-23

EFT LES ETATS>UNIS.

On salt dtja que Ia reception o~iiric|l,
dn nouvcau ministre dcs Eta.s. Unis ;
Madria, Nj. Cesar d Dodge. a etc mar
q"te pr la grandc cordialitt. Voici Ie
texte dcs discours tchang6s 4 cettc oc,
%casion.
En- prtsentant sea ~lcttrcs dc crtancc,
Nj. Dodge s'cst exrrime cnccs tcrmcs
Madame,-Au moment de presenter
les lettres de creance, qni m'accrediten'
EN- Ia qualite d'cnyoyt extraorJinaire ct
ministre pltn'potrntiaife pres Y. Nj FAC,
complis les ordres du President dc Ia
kepnbiiqne, en- yous exprimant les en-
hments d'amitie ct dc haute eslimc an'il
n~ourrit pour votrc tminentc personne
lie desir lie plus sincere du President el
do people AMERICAN est de yoir rcsscrrer
ct conso|Idcr les ancienncs ct amicales
relations, qni ont exss'6 dnrant tan,
dances, "ntre lie gouvernemcnt dc V.
NJ. ct cclui des Etats-Unis. Pour ma
part, anssi 'ongtemPs que j'~occuperal lie
postc don't j'ai ete honore, mos devoir
anssl bien que mon penchant personnel
me portera d nc lien negliger de &C qui
pourra ,onlrlbucr d ecarter toute Cnu>,
de dlffienlte entre les Etats- Unia ct l.Es-
pagne-et je travaiIlerai ass;d1meut a
developer les inttrets ct la ~prosperite
des deux nations. Pcrniettf z,moi, ma |
&c vohs txprimcr en- tcrninant.
les vGhx -lnceres que je forme pour l.
ct lie bien.etre de votrc royale
pe'sonne ct de voire fn;lle.'
La refine a rtpondn
:" Monsieur lie minishe. J'ai entepdu
grand plaisir les expressions d'a.
mite que yous m'avcz adresstes au nom
in President des Etats- Unis, en- me
les lettres qui yous arcrfdi.
aupres de moi CONNIE envoye ex-
raordinaire ct plenIpotentiuire de- Ia
confederation. Je suis hcnreusc de pou.
or VOWS hssurer, pour que vois lc f..
iez .asoir M President, que les senti-
nents don't jc suis anlmee a ION tgard ne
pas MONS amiCaux. Je desire aussi {
rdcmment que &c noble peuple amer. :
AIN. de voir rcstcrrer leg onnes ct an. {
iennes relations Qui xxi tent ii heuren.
ement cntre I'Espagnc.et les Flats Uni.
Je ne don'c pas que vous ne confri- T
'ycz, pour vote part, a ce re<nItat, l
gaIement favorable pour les deux IA g
ons, en- secondhand les desirs don't moi 5
ouyernement 4 fat preuve d'eca1ter
'us motifs de diff uItes avec Ie gouycr- c
ement des Etats. Unis. Jc ,ous remor. j.
e des veux que vou formez pour mon l.
ct ceIui de ma fmille, Ell yous Il
,lveZ Gtre assure de trouver a ma eour p
'ccueil do a vos emiasntes quaIi,e It
.mah 49,.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-23

fRERE coNTRE FREnE.-La prochainc
election do Kentucky ofIrira lie spectacle
ass'z cnricux de denx freres ~n an,apo.
n'*me, ct sc diSpntant IN siege au Con-
gres DIES Eats Unia. Les drux compi-
t,tenrs sort NM. +. +. Marshall ct 4,
n Marshall. lie premier Sc prescrta
Sc p'tscnte comme wing, lie second
comme know nothing,
III eera assez curieux dc snivrs. cc.
d"nx cnndidats dus 'cu1 ionr,.tc q, G,
torale, ct dana user les di.coure ou' ills
Pfonohceront Fun contrc %l'autre.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-23
CHARBON.

aE5H.# EEe H#8# <#Z= = ..-. #-
sa On nous assure que lc Charlton in
terne, cette %crneIle ct impit,yablc ma
indie fe,it I'VE fureur sur pIusicut
grandes habitations.
IL paraftrait que ccttc a~lTreusc mala
die s'est dtcIarec cctto aimee d bord de
steamers cabotant entire les ports Texiel
ct Ia NouvelIe-O Orleans, employees d Por
ter des bestiaux, pour rapprovisionnc-
ment des marches de la vile.
Tous les b9ufs qni mouraient d bort
des bateaux dams lc neuvc ftaient en-.
suite Jct6s a l'ean, on dit meme que dan,
lc trajet entire Ia Pa,se Sud. Quest Il la
Nouvellc>O rleans, il en- mo rut viDgt.
quatre on ying,.cinq d bord dun dep
bateaux ct qu'ils furent tous jetes dams
lc Mississippi. ..#".r.
In plupart de ces cadavrcs sont EN-
portes d Ia mer par les C%ourants, mais il
sen arrete beaucoup sur les battues.
Les mouches ct les tons qni abondent
lei dams cette %saison, s'amasscnt sur ces
corps i%nfeots, qu'i!s q%uittent ensuite pour
s'attather aux troupeaux dams les plat.
mes. ,.r.. .-
81 Nous savons que deux fervar les de
metre voisinagc ont Gu d toufrir des MOI
snres de ~quellaes-uns de ces tons on
crosses mouches, appelees lei des frappes.
d'ubord, en- ont etc dangereus"mcnt ma
ladies' ct que sans les soins dc lcurs mai.
rec, ces pauvres femmes auraient peut-
atre perdu une main GU in brae.
Par les reglemrn.s de police, les ha~
bitants de PIaquemines sont obligss.
sous peine %d'amende, d'entcrrer lie corps
dc tout animal mort chez eux. Que ser,
A'ors cctte prscau'ion hygitnique, ii ellie
nest pas observec 4?
lie jnri de police qui doit Sc reunir
prochainement, pourrait.il porter quel-
que renede d ce NAL qui nous menace
dune peste annuelle. ,|.4a
Les j%ournaux de Ia NouvelIe. Orleans
sc plnignent des retards ~auxquels sont
assujeties les regles de Ia quarantine,
tout batimen,s venant des bords tropic,
ills prttendent que cette precaution est
tout q fait %inutile, tant quill ny a pas
4 bord. Les officers sani
ne pourraient-ils, sans deroger, j.
''occuper un peu d'Episootie. ct ne Sc.
'ais-ce pas une maniere ~efieacc d'empe !.
,her introduction de toutc chair NAL
'aine dane notre marche Qui salt 81 lie F.,
de toutes les naIadies qui nous :
annuelIement ne Sc tronye pas b
B. w Nationai.) :.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-23
10 IN

"a lpiNr
" l'assiege, malgre notre insecras
d'hier. quill ne manquera pas snna doutr
d'cS4g&rcr benucour, n pr;s peur ceftc
mutt, "ti j a tire dams lie vide, pendant 10
asscZ long temps, de tous scs cnnons.
AuJomd'hni, d qnatre bcmcs, il V a
Ell nrmlstice pour cnterrer les morris"
30 JUN.
"L'assiegt, serre de p,es du cote du
r"vin central, incendic lie petit fanbomg
q"i est ~ fond du port dn sud Nous
constitutions dcs batteries dc gros cali
bre sur cenx des ouvrages conqnis lie 7
JUN qli menacent lc plus dircctemcnt
Ic grand port"
C'imtc, II luin, a III h. du soir.
"Nous executions avec a~ctiyitt des
ChrmIns contrc Malakon. L'enneui pa.
raft sen'cment occupe d SC r~efairc ct Il
sc reparcr.
'Nons avons t%oujours I'm pen De cho,
m"is il ne Sc propagc pas. L'Gtat
sanitairc en- general est bon"
~ join, Ii b. du soir,
"AncHn fait nouveau Il signaIer.
"Je vous %envoic par lie courier ordi>
oairc IN rapport dttai!It. sur lie combat
in IS.
'oici lc d&tail Jcs rertcs que nous
, avon, flutes :
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u II r.

Nous publions le rapport du genera
Pelissier, sur le combat qui n prscsd6 /;
prise du Mamelon, ct aussi rapprscla,
ton fate par les ,jeurnaux anglais dc
l'afaire du Is.
PRISE DU MAMEL0N VERT.
LIE Woniteu du % lain public la de.
peche sulvante du general pelissier,
contenant lie rapport sur l'attaque do
Mamelon Vert /:
Qnartier-gtnsral. 9 JUN.
J'ayais espdre podvoir completer mar
IN rapport detaille les %nouyelles de Pas.
saut ct de Occupation par 0 troapes
de Ia redoute kamtscialka (Mameion
VERY ct des redontes Voibynia ct Sc in.
shink (baie de C~iirenage), formant les
PARTICIPATES defenses exterieures de 81,
bastopol,- nouvelles qui yous ~ayaient
etc transmises par Il depeche tele-
graPhiqpe des Yet 8 JUN; mails lie gene.
raj Bosqncl ma pas encore pu% teunir les
nombreuk incidents necessaires pour RS.
digger un rapport de ce brilliant combat
qul q assume les proportions dune ba.
taille. Je me borne donc aajourd'hui q
vous lnvoqner un rapport sommaire, re.
au courier proclaim a yous
les "details.
lie JUN, a 6 heures ct demie TAI
dome, de In redoute Victoria. on ie
n 'etais etabli avec mon etat.msior, Tor
DIRE dune attaque- sirnoItanee coptre H.
du Manelon Vert ct du Cara.
nrss scion les dispositions don't laval,
s,nment dome les instructions an
= Is.s na..ouet; pendant que nos allies.
'su' eose, ssvanceraient vers ce ou,on
i'a,,aana So -. s'I,s aui eiaient lie point.
i.s d"a 'eo' avn etc destine.
o''es eppartenaient
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-07-23
PRISE DU MAMELON VERT.

LIE Moniteu du % l"in public la de.
peche suivante du general pelissier,
contenant lie rapport sur lattaque do
Mamelon Vert :
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
Liat ef s~enators.

-
The following IS a correct list otUni,ed
States Senator's. with The expiration Of their
terms Of service. and also oftbcse eleeiea 10
GIL vacancies Occurring onthe 4sh Of March,
1856;
Maine Hannibal HamIiu, 1857; W. P.
Fesendea, 1859.
New Hampshire-John S. Wells. appoin-
TED, 1855; vacancy, 1850.
vermont-L Branarda 1885, s Foot,
1851. ] Co.amer elected. up
Massachussets-chas. Sumner, 1857;
Henry Wilson, 1889.
Rhode Island--C. T. James, 1857; P.
Allen, 1853.
oonnecticut-F. Gillette, 1855; Isaac
Toucy, 1851. Mr.. Fostel elected.
New York-Wm Il Seward, 1855; Ham
iltOn Fish. 1857. VIM II. Seward r~c-elec-
led.
New ~Jerscy--sR Thompson, 1857; VIM.
Wright. 1859.
Pennsylvania = James Cooper, 1856;
RICHARD Brodhead, 1861.
Delaware-J A Bayard, 1851 S Clay
ton. 1859.
Maryland--J A Pearce, 1856; T G Pratt,
1857. ] A 9earce reelected.
Virginia--J NJ Mason, 1857; r NJ 7
Hunter, 1859.
North carolina--G E Badger. 1856; D
S Reid, 1859. A Briggs elected.
South Carolina--A z Butler, 1855; ] J
Evans, 1859. A P Butler, re selected.
Georgia-W c Dawson, 1885, II Toombs,
1859. Mr.. Iyerson elected.
Kentucky-A Dixon, 1855; ] B Thomp-
son, 1850. J J Crittenlen elected.
Tennessee 9 Jones, 1856; J Bell,
1859.
ohio--s P Chase, 1855; B F Wade, 49,
81. Pugh elected.
Louisiana--John slidell, 1855; ] P Ben.
jamin, 1889. John slidell, reelected.
Indiana-John Petit, 1855; ] D Bright,
1857.
Mississippi--s Adams, 1857; A G Brown,
1859,
lIlinois-Jas Shields, 1866; Stephen A
Douglas, 1859. Lyman Trumball elected.
Alsbama-J G fitzpatrick, 1855; G G
Clay, 1859.
Missouri--D R Atkinson, 1895; II. S.
1857.
Arkansas-R W Johnson, 1855; w K
Sebastian, 1859. R " Johnson reelected.
Michigaa-Lewis Cass, 1857; G Il Stuart,
1859.
F!orida--J Morton, 1855; S Il Mallory,
1857. D L Yulee elected.
Texaa--J 7 Rusk, 1857; Sam Houston,
1859,
wisconsin--J P walker, 1855; Rsnry
1857, G Darkoe elected.
Iowa--A G Dodge, 1855; G w Jones,
1859 } Harlan elected.
C4li(orpia--W II Gsin, 1855; j 3 Wei
ler, 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07


ONE connia'1s aei1a ~ I'm H
~ SELL silnaled4 cFnfa oa1t
westel d. radreet ttte Il t,t tH ~
q, Ohig NltA 4 good naeilr fs7i teie4 ~ I1|.
ings. There . nDou, 80 atrt4 HIIts 81 Greatness
ID a s~uiicieHf nnnIeI 81 Nai ftnt i4I.t ni Bass
ing an nb4ndand supply 81 good sffIae HaIos Ifa
good timber all euci0 ID. H1aIirQ N H4t|1I II0.t
ton edBvenienf 10 b. used IN 1aF ~ ~ N5t&
farm eithout any ~ iiii lwlimr 1At Isit i.4a
mile n laeat.. an4a h9i 1aie IN bta5eh Iht15
IS over luU acres 81 sich cry beftOm ftr1. fEIta
ing iengihWise thfDnzi tha cs4ft IL s41I l.1N. |TT
ing well suited for 1sefd1N. na4o. 81 siH1L Hf1r4
excellent barn, good sit5s. aud 5 te1<i.n
lrane dwelhaa aoase Of koed nf1atf4 Aaasts
and flushed q few gees sflee. SIS 44fn iIias
sinigg Of gooi woQlfa LEV fHat uA l1d 1a.
an apple orchard. ana Stone coat. s1ses1.nf - si4
buildings. This isrm can beeeM rtns5 81 difI-
dad IN Two farms, as f1ag suit p1ffh2Ftre the
terms Of payment can be madc mgdeiaie, itf cash
or part creait.
The other faFfa IS ndi5ininn he t0l and rfemrl
-es Of John birley. reae fippceane ID " a4linE<
ton township. IN said Harrison caunes ce0taan1e
i&5 acres OF well cleared good t5nas Nita good
proportion Of timber on Il, with ! eal4eniaH lfanao
dwelling house, good ban3. and 13ad ao;ff snl psaah
orchards on il, and pAg 81 good "a lis
farm, with agood public road passing saii bniitf
ings.
Any persons desiring to Paychess eiibef D. I'D
farms, viii PLEASE caii ppeR The subarahel. living
in Cadiz. to negotiate terms 0f s1te. *AAf ht d.
sires 70 make moderate. JOHN HIAh@tED.
ian 10 50
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

10 PREVENT FoReGyrULNE&s.--We tclip
an item from an exchange paper, which
viii much aid in Strengthening the memory
II read, IN one or two par.ic ulars, at least
1t runs in this wise:--''Thoso Of our sub.
scribers who are about 10 remove This spring
to yle West or elsewhere, are requested to
give ussdue notice Of their change Of ad.
dress, and i in arrears, do not fail TO PAY
Up BEFORE YOU START"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
On 4

AHE undersigned takaa thGS fnafimt sa iifoSnsiN
a. the pialie IAat ne has hDaGf eAa aN9# pSiuA
men tly rgpgisiag And fitting IN aefRa F0llsaa
a9l Alanuaaetafla eaalagsi98sa taetv 1Tae4 b
Z. Teal, three mixes ssufh ID Eil8ss a. 4sB f6sa a.
New Athens. Ile e&p@ets 1bs rNat8s5 4o ia III
gslFdlIi1 that he may bslaEDfest wl4 4a
Asoos viii IL sakef i'll ali the steTe pa NNa 81
Siaithls, ID tsadiz, anu E4fsrHe4 nfuNstS. Kid aIla
work warranted. IA Iaeaaf Share 81 pAEF6ns
age il desired. Prices as lsW As os FsspMAiAae
establishment Is. 59SE.tN RI H3aMS#x4A.
NfayalI Il, lG38.
NIB. Goveflet a1paCarpet Wsarsa0 Acne Sa Nss
most reasonable terms f9T cnsT5saefE asTf ahaTe
establishment. j. X. 9bffNS84aN
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70 Che Citizens Of the State Of
NEW CHINA
GEass Rtsd QmecMsMAEES Store.

No. "a, MoNIQE SlHEHr, YV9TEfiNa, NfgefNfA
FESftE slioscfilprs Gcspectfuily aisa notice thai they
n haze Imported ategt from liz N manufacturer b
large aal ~ca8asaeir stack III ne ahaycs WAtg. tsretlfy
ter With an nssSsHIiqat or MAyrTE il 6gNsENas apG
tAxeY GeQns, sonIe Of wtle4 areo exqptaife taste
and kaaniy. ltafi, Stone, CHM, ard Porcelain
Ereaktast, p!aSsr, Tea and foilet Ware 6fab entire
.Eew patseEus StaGr and Lafd Isasl @ Gna L~pfststls u
every destfipii8 ns B~FitiIplia Waio,CNNc eAc.
IVA shal et3tH iisaes keett az caalpgsts Ill assor
ti1Rt 81 l~soaasaoa {Nare OF haul, firs sti9 cItV di
country trade. N9 qan be ieiiirt al afyaA taer store
itAa West ~ ny gisiay opf personal 99sieI8D totc;
gafaQE9@ fin salaH, ~c0ityihce I'D Whps lH4V l8ybr Vi
With It'll III pNlpa4ka, that theE c8GASEda hrtter 1
amy paser cstsbtiaAnlaat iii e aHpaHs4Y
ii@i4Ss AaksNKs0 co.
Hint GlSss langiaetWe II.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

E~ycouRAoISa I'VE were informed on
Yesterday. that the tracllayers, in Il cir e.
forts to unite s%teubenville and Newark,
we're within one mile and a half Of the lat
ter place. And what is stih better, Judge
Jewett has returned from the east, having
made satisfactory disposition Of the steu-
bensille and Indiana Railroad Bonds. 1t
is TO be hoped, from the above. and the
propelling power of dry hickory hat the
prospects of the road will continue to bright
en--and increased trade viii replenish the
treasury Of the Company, aud the yellow
boys" viii shine out thr oagh the intersii.
ces Of the long silken purses of employees
Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
aEzcEbo'ceU 81 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
staticners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENEILLE, ONO,
EEP slwayso on hand a large assot tment Of
IN school, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Bulod Cap and better Papers; pfintinl
and Wrapping Papers otsll sizes; Note Papers, En-,
yelppes, Steel Pens, and all kind ofstattoucry.
They are prepared to Ill all orders from ATei :
chsnEs, School Committees, Tcacf,ors ana others .,
low prices.
Having a Binicry connected with our establish,
rnent, we are prtp3red TO make NIL kinds Of Blank
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Pint ted work bound teor-
der, as We use the best quality Of stock, and employ
tie.best workn,on. Uar work will compar ,favara.
ply with thapaf' any other Bftiery in the State.
Bispks Of all KINDS Pages 10 order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tim
aef's SCRAPS, MCDOWELL & co.
SteubenylLle, March z, 1853.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
Attention, Gentlemenl
Desfr0yed by Hire

BETWEEN me years 1880 and 1854. large and
- VALUABLE tracks OF timber have been cut down
ard sacrificed 20 the flames, Tor the want OF moper
machinery 10 make Il valuable.
Having purchased tho right 10 mnnufaetnre and
uso Woods improved single machine in the cnanff
81 Harrison, we now oteF for sals township o. indr
'yidual rights on fayofable feTns. This Justly cello
efaied machine VIII make and joint from 80 10 no
shingles per minute, aud DO rs work well. TesIi-
cal autloIiyin Inc Land. Specimensef It's work can
te seen 9tfNin. Hoggs or J. r. Woad.s, Csdiz To
indifidgais y fishing % ~pdrchase nq4ns OF fkis ma.
ehhne, we warrant it - mike in value as many
understandable shingles ~ viii ray for nsachine aha
right IA ole. week; or we Viil refund he moneY.
DEVILBLlsS &BRADEN.
Alay 10. IS53-6m. pa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
Caught AT Last

The notice ofthe arrest Of Nelson briggs,
We eepy from the Wheeling Intelligence OF
Saturday last. We are personally aequain-
ted With Mr.. briggs, and rejoice That he is
in a fair way to nseth bis just deserts.
He was a resident Of Freeport, Harrison
county, Ohio. He was a dfy goods mer.
chant, and extensively engaged 10 the TO
5lcco business. Doubtless many Of the cit
liens Of the eastern portion of Guernsey
couaty know the He has long been
suspected Of dealing in counterfeit and bo
gus money. To escape the payment Of
debt contracted ia the east for some fraud
ulenI transaction we don't remember which
he absqaatalared from Freeport aud now
looms up in a Chicago prison Il Csm5ridgc
JcGersoRion.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

A hi PERSONS indebted BY Book Account 10
EAJANEs BAN sTER, Of Cadi1, will please cali and
settle wi.hehe Subscriber. air. BanistAF has Msade
en- assignment pt his Docks, Accounts, Einims,
sc. and they have been placed in my hands fos
collection. 1t
jan ~. 80 J., M. ESTER
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
Valnahle Town pronerty for ala.

= NNAAtVt ~" y :" y = y NEIA W W. WHIT
fEJiE subscriber offers fo7 sale his property situa.
a I'D in the# tewn ofLitlc York, Slnithfofd town.
ship, ~Je6trson county, 0i,n. SAID property consists
Of 8 good u~weliiag house, blacksmith shop, and four
town lots rlero is . good well o! water aud n
stable en- tho premises. lhafe arc, O number OF
GATED tr6if trees N the hts. 70 4 blacksmith This
would be 4 desirable location, as work is plenty md
pay good. Tho subscriber being aasirous Of moving
wost, ii why he desire. 10 sell. Those wishing to
purchase, had better make application soon to the
subscriber on tAepFefniscs.
DAVID FETERNAN.
Little York, Ohio. Feb, a, 1855 5'pd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
Farms for Sale.

e.
TINE subscriber offers at private sale a Farm N
i BnrTison. county, situated ono half a mile sontb
OF The bottom road from Cadiz to New PhiIadslphia
one and one halt miles south east from the Town al
E~fanklt1, Harrison noaniy, containing 300 acres
lao acres OF which is cleared. and the remainder wei
iimbered. About three. fourths Of the entire trac.
IS bottom land il q good state OF cultivation. and
well watered. The improvements consist Jf a ZOO
Two story Frame Dwelling Fouse, a cool Barn
Stable, Wagon Shed md Spring House, al IN good
lection OF Fruit
The properly will DO sold at a reasonable price
and liberal chances for payment. For particulars
town Vi Cadiz.
R0BisON HUMPHREY
y Also at private sale the Farm upon which
John Miller resides. near the above named premises
containing $40 acres; 10 acres Of which 4 bottom
land Iheeutire premises are well watered, n 4
good state Of cultivation and we'll improved. For
paftieuiars enqaire'cf Nm. IIogg, Cadiz, Harrison
county, Ohio.
cadiz, July 10. ls5i,-Sm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

AEoTHEa ACCIDENT OK THE CEsTRAL Ono
RAEtRoAp.--The Wheeling IpteIiigencer Of
The Ell inst, says: "that when the passenger
tfain on the Central Road, due there at noon
on sthe Ist, was near Lewis Mills, about e
miles from chat city, both axles Of the hind.
most ear broke, dashing the car from the
track and breaking il topieces. There were
some twenty-five " thirty passengers, Ii.
Observation-Disclosures IN the car, none Of whom
strange 70 say, were injured. The brakes;
man aaned John Lode, had his arm dislo.
Gated At the shoulder, ana bis had baiiy
bruised.
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ever before offered Iii dis place.
Carpenters. Bricklayefs4 BtacAsmf1fas. EaA8iays,
and all kinds 81 Mechanics and sfsa e7gse wlss wisa
20 buiE, arelBvIted 10 cat aad zse my sto wiisra
will always Be kept complete, and aQlG III asgu*ins
as cable purchased ntE1a kixeS
Iw~iilaiways keep ou hgHd, All wcfE al 4 sensfMf
stock 81 Hardware, D eafDpiese assafsBsNf M NHile
and Iron, SJCall and see. 84s ahEMMBNSs
Eadizs o. Decenlber 29, 1854.
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Isl 81
6 81 w
CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

HENRY KERR
HAS just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with Q
Al large aud fashionable stock Of READY MApr
CLoFHiNo, consisiing in part Of Dress Coats, Owe
Goats, Sark and Box Goats, Pants and Vests Of eve.
~ variety, which he offers 10 the public at prizes
that cantot full to please. He keeps likewise on
hand a largo assortment OF piece goods, such as
French and American Broad Cloths, Uassrneres and
Nestinrs m great variety, which he will mike to or
der at the shortest notice and the latest styles. Be
ing a practical Tailor Of long experience both in
this aud tho old country, he feels confident that he
viii be- able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor Him win their patronage.
&FCntting done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give usa cali, friends. /
will be happy to sec you, and show you my goods,
whether yuu want TO buy or not.
93I{emembtr the place, next door &c Scott &
Bingham's law Office, OH Markets street..
CndiL ErlL 3S- ISAl
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PUrrISa EN- TuaouaA.--At Cineinaat.
tlie powers that BE" are. putting y~iolatora
of the existing State Liaor Law, through af
ter d rough fashion. on Tuesday last
before Judge spooner, Isaac BJt ptopsie-
tor Of tue Levi House. corner Of sFiAh and
Sycamore, was tried b5 4 Jury upon The
mfy ofselling liquor 70 one ] r. Legg,
al er poicenuan. FTP WIS found gully
and sentenced y pay . fine IF twenty dol
lars and costs aaa y bs Imprisoned ID the
eppaty sIs foF tha term IF tea days, The
proprietor ~ lie aailrpad Hotel, wss also.
hauled over the cad aid esm2ylIsd 70
.4@e the nasic. Hssala.
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s~Grpassos other remedies, in being more certain.
expensive, and leEvine the system inn better
condition. Letall interested call and ohtai1a paal-
phlet trael continuing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources, OF the beneficial results of its
psa; together With~ letters from highly experienced
Physicians, whohave used it In tleir p~ractice, and
taken ltomlleir own observations.
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Rg Sea advertisement Of Mcdowell Il
ca extensive booksellers, S~teubenyille.--
They are pfampt business men, and sen Of
fair, moderate prices.
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Splendid 4 Mraaifu9e.

fTNiIE Undersigned would respectable inform tie
l. Pn5iicthati he keeps eonsianIig % haad sstkiilx
OF ca biaet Wars, plaDnsaelafsd out 10 best n1z-
tefiai and finished in the feaiesf style. w4ich lie Mil
dispose 81 on the most reasonable fofafs.
lie has also yfeceivea itaTn F8stAhusfh~
q large assof tinei4t JfEaacy AMI CesassdA CHARS
Looking Giessss, Plates 81 al Sizes Gil Aepld
ne for Looking Glasses and Picture FFameaselc.
lie is prepared ii furnish Collins 6fe4err kiad. And
will carefully Intend 70 in~ncrnle. ne Has the onv
Hearsin town tor tlo aceoninDdati3 u 0f licTonatfS
Cadiz, March ~, 1854. u W. BfIBESpHt.
N. B-A nice BoekawaY Carriage f0f saie eisals.
u c..