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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

settled by the payment Of $1,000 and chief
nolice At Bartile reprimanded.
The amonnt of bullion with Bank Of Eng
land decreased E31,o00
-''"'"s-s
Wise on Virginia Agfleut9gEe.
Mr. wise aaAlous o. ne may 20 = =
cure the. votes q me planners l'as.o' Y
dominion ~ 'n' sh'a'as e'so,',a'
,bsir Ideal n~r4dniljoes but tells eAara weigh
IL ana startling home traths,o Of vbich there
are not i lev ii The following paragraph:
&c ing through some Of ylgaf counties,
you overta&e a man, aud ask him, Whose
house is that?' 'Iris mine .NVpIE whose
ID thAt?' pointing in another directiod
That is mine, alse. well whose is thai
over yoader?' sThali. mine, oo,strange :
And do Vol own that away off there }also?'
-Wby yes, stranger | do; but Scratching
his head) don't suppose I am b damned
poor rs to own All .he l,hd aBsat here
Eqaughts r and Kissing Yoa at own
plenty of land. but i Is p9very aadedto
povery. Poor land added p poor land.
and nothing more. sal nothing added y
nothing gives nothing. (lsenewed isasa-
ser.) While the owner is talking politics
At Richmon Or in Congress, Or spending
- -. r# ~. 49, r nv. TAE
the summer at the While Springs, the lane
grows poorer and poorer, and thus bring
land, negroes and al under the hammer
Yoa5have the owners ssinnlag the negro' !
and the negroes shianlng the land, until q
grow poor together. Vel whFt ha' beei
the consequence Of tais2 You have Alost I
'hFli'on "he " l''' Y P'Pp'ss'''' = !
Peop'eu osHei 49, ~ :" -
gln's nsfsen' % nats pv7 ,g- I
a'aha' Asn'S.hy ss'sas ''eg' 4'''s's n. ~
oeyoha we N's''ss.pp'' W
ma, the sons y f''S'ai' NV ~ 80
PEELED y ieave taaff movllef IN osAf
lands, Notwithstanding Virginia ms don
al this, and this, TOO, Isl my boast
atiA she has 4 million and a half :
population IT'D and sal lefs her Gypsum
+ her salt her harbors, her rivers d
All her uadeyel5ped wealth, aal need
nothing but men worthy Of her fathers an
p;others-vorth III marry iser daughters,
aa.o XXI. $50 ollsv;,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

Eg-We give 70 day pretty full Congress
SIGNAL proceedings. These close all that
have to be Published during the present ses-
ti0n.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

TowxsH,p MErTrNG.~-We are requested
to say, that the Republicans Of Greene
township will mag at the usual place Of hol-
ding elections, on Saturday the l7th inst.
al 9 o'clock r. NJ to put in nomination .
ticket to be supported at the ensuing cleo
.-Rnpu5iicau.
E1 Yes, those graeahorus q Green
township, who are green enough 10 meet At
that time, will have torsdfy Che ticket pla-
eed II. nomination for them by the Know
Netting Council Of that township.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

HFrTberc has been no material charge
in the markets since our last report. Hence
we have omitte4 them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

gE-The election for o., s. Senator in
Pennsylvania has Been postponed until next
October.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07
WAshingoA.. INCL y.

NA7ttH7Rr HA &
sxssrn-Mr. Arddhea3 opposed tie
.aiif arn.ndmeut. Ii ought especially 10
"a Sser. Ia view Whine ennre ehapge in NE
,.sxs Congress.
M. Badger taovoA an amendment. re-
sanding tie dates ca Asilroaa iron. i'm
sorted from galy Is. 1854 to Jaly Isl 1859
and admitting dye weels and uamauufae-
sased woods. x certain grades iia'y free.
Mr.. Cooper rAade an elaborate ugu-
ment. against The Incorporation Of the Ia
ria. IN his appror lloa bI and strong S
depreciased Tue Introduction Of such meal
,rss. ii a time when but tkree dass of the
session remained,
Messrs. Seward. cltytsn. Bayarl ap2
others. followed in opposition to the ta3
amendment; and. withon' a vote. the ST
ase took a recess.
After fl,e recess Mr. Brodhead sndeay,
cred, Intellectually to get up tie bounty
land bin before the Hohse. The dFtl ane
diplomatic bill was resumed.
hi. Seward spoke against the bill as be.
ing sprung upon The House.
MIR. Badger followed.
IIousE-Mr, Faulkaer urged the -impofi
lance Of mixing provision for the suppress.
sion OF Indian hostEties; AMI moved the
Senate amendment. ioi Kissing W regi
snents II cavalry and infantry.
Mr.. Benton urged the employment o
sight companies Of mounted rangers
several siler members continued the debat
until recess.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

ET- TIE faots in relation 10 The person
al djfdcrlty that racendy occurred between
tie ex-Auditor anafMt Allen, referred to
in thaaiast Sentinel are aboas as lqlo"s; =
RePu1 van,
The facts are just as We gave them
in our last paper, without any ABouIS a.
! bout them.
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general European league against Russia.
Russia lIas senta circular % Der diplos
m~aaspsents. inainGpg tha thc entire Rus
aian army VIII be nneditkly made ready
fer DE fsll.
hps7eA-waflke preHradpns c~Onsin
ae with uaabatea eaprg}. AiFthe Eve
powers haye formally signed their inten
ton to attend The Conference Congress
which meets at Vienna on the 2clh. Lord
John Russell represents Great Britain; n
de DourgueIlsy. or perhaps a special mPis-
ter, France; Count Baol. Austria; Rlza.Begy
Turkey; G~ortchikolT. asristed by NJ. Titoff
Russia. II is reported Prussil viii be al
loved . seat attEe b3srd; AMI that bust
ness will be limited to Offering G2rtchikoG
a categorical-yes or no. Count Wcdell,
the prnssian Envoy to France, reaains at
Paris, his mission unaccomplished. His Sec
rotary rstdtnsl to Bsflin for fdrther instruc
tons. The opinion prevails, that no terms
can be come to. between Prussia and the
Western Powers, Prussia win BE- eff 70
neutrality and its consequences.
The french funds were considerably dc
pressed by the wild rumor, th2t tie En-
peroy would Immediately depart fer Il Q Cri
mea, leaving the Empress as Regent. Nor
probably be viii command the army 9th
Rhine, should war be declared agains
Prussia.
Engineers are surveying the ground e
a camp Of 100000 men. near Nenlz.
The French police have placed all sppr
ISL, Carlist refugees, in France, under sai
VIGILANCE,
Its rumored that Prince Napoleon IS
! bout TO be muficd to to the Princess
Wwttmburg.
spATN-Conde De MoRtemolin has re-
commended the Cerlists to defer an insu
r~ection, until the Espar!cro %gcyernnent
quite rotten.
sw1rzERLANp.--The affair Of Philips i
American citizen, arrested for Mazzini, "
. settled by the payment Of 5000 and Chi
police at Bartile r~eprimsnded,
!, The amonnt Of bullion with Bank Of En
: land decreased E31 ,ooo.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

kz~shock the treasurer Of Holmes coun-
ty, who left "for parts Unknown some time
since, has lately been arrested in swi'zer.
land. The Sheriff and prosecuting attor-
ney Of that county have gone after him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

W. T SMITH,
], r. CUsHING,E Com.
B. I. REE

We suppose ere ibis the illustriops repre-
sentative 81 she sNlfH family has been rc-
moved.
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sight companies Of mounted rangers
several ef4er members continued the debate
until recess.
Washington, March 2.
SrEarr.-Botb houses con tinued in ses-
sion after II o'clock last night. A spifit-
Cd debate took place in tue sena e, on the
reduction Of The tariff, embraesd in the
civil and diplomatic bll. Messrs. BrodhsNd
CLAYTON, Seward and others objected.
Agr. Clavson moved to strike opt all, re-
Jasing 10 the tariff. Tbs yete was finally
taken, aud uegatised "a 70 "a. Aljoarn-
"a.
The Senate agreed to the House amend
h lie Bounty Bi'i.
The lIouss had concurrsd in the propor
sed increase Of the army.
Tl5s Senate 10 asy, BIZ q vote Of "a to
Ell, strnsl ont ne Tariff smendnent 70 The
Civil aud Diplomatic BIZ,
On motion Of Mr.. Hpater, Of Virginia,
tie Land scrip Bill! was taken ". and
discussed BY Messrs, Walker AMI Cooper;
when Mr.. Stuart threatened an elaborate
speech but consented 70 move 70 lay on
lie table. Asleed I'll.
Tbe Bpuray Land Pm came from the
House with lhree amendments. which we're
soncurrad ii, and the bill passed.
Tbe senate proceeded to examine tbs.
items Of The Ciyil AMI Diplomatic approPri-
alton bill and to consider the amendment
suggested ID Committee Of the whole. BY
Mr. Hunter, the ehafman Of the committee
q Finance, and others Until half past three
j. ii. Before again taking up this bill the
Committee Of Conference Of the two houses,
reported tha. thu Ialisn appropriation was
eonearfed IN. Th bll, TO carry into effect
shs Convention Oh The subject q claims. be-
awssn Ire y S. AMI England was read a
third time and passed. a
Horsr-The House non concurred in
thc Ssnate's Amendment, a~ppropriatiDg
100000 purchase camels for The army.
but agreed to the amendment, adding four
regiments of regalars, FOR the deftnse q
I'LL frontiers; authorizing the appointment
sf smother Brigadier General, and appropri-
atinr two millions and a haif Of dollars 70
carry This into effect. "a
Mr. Glds reported . Bill, establishing I
large number Of post'routes, which passed
without reading
III IIIIssss re itrsea the consideration d
Inc army appropriation sill. The senat'''
Amendment. aiding two regiments Of in,
fantry and two n essalry; a~ppropriating
two and 4 half millipns " dollars, and ap-
pointing 40 aaJitioiaal Bfigadter General.
passed IN Cenpi9ee and Was reported ~
fhs House.
Washington. March 8.
HQusE.-.he Senate bill. AppropriatinE
&igt,e00 for TIE removal of obstruction,
ii tie Savannah liver. passed.
During The q cassion Of she report from
khe Gomfnittse III Conference on tAe disa
ereeinp 10 sbe yetes II 10th houses 81 81
Army Appropriation bill Mr. Faulkaer a
luded il tile subject oG claims for damage
jn Gal:fornia, daring Die Mexican Esr.
III. Bsatsn aelsrslood him 70 say some
thing deaFiKaeasal Il Ga. Fremont Risin!
~adirnenty, and rcpelliag. with exfem
& SNkT#s L 44M..MM4 AX .sf. XIV ItINe4 -,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

EqTThe last Seltinel charges that Rich
ard Hatton and others, induced the. Com
inissioncrs to place . certain order on the
Journals IL theiF lasts eesion.- Republican
EF- And we re-charge Il. The oftsn'
er you contradict It the %oftencr you telfthat
which you know to be false. Your rlErY
to tie contrary notwithstanding.
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Further Developments.

Hfff4f- NANS~~~~ 1870 ~N~ET~ = aEas 81
II appears, says The Statesman, that the
newly elected Clerk in eoshocton county,
who is q Know Nothipg, and hence had ia
ken lhe oaths and Obligations Of the order
refused for son. tnae 10 swear TO Sgpport
The Constitution on taking his ofisa-the
two oalhs being ineonsisteHs with each other.
lie finally, tatier than lose, his Office, con-
cludedsto take the necessary oath--hsnce.
according TO lis conscience, he has sworn
both ways. Some Know Gothings are not
50 s~crspalais as ais Clerk Of Coshocton
county. They swear both sides without
anY apparens ~compuucsioa Of conscience.
There are deyeIo2emsnss hourly making,
from thckecfet places Of these Know Moth
ing lodges il 81 parts of the country, that
mast siartle tue people FROM their slumbers.
No spch experiment vas syer before made
upon The stability of oar institations-and
this organization isso new ny startling that
it took many 4 long tiae before they could
be convinced IF It's true reality. III is time
for AL men, Who do not desire to be crush,
ed j nils fell, t~oRbandoa the reasonable plot
AZ spco and l%orevers M
Erons cfthe Boston paper / Of 4 lass
date fas tie following a the Gid Laaie:
South 8 wing Circle iest Friiay cvcaing
Tie members cot u ialksn apodt tern Pei.
fence, tho Manic Liquor Law, &.
Said Ms FrElged:
nor nine mdrt years + slept with 4 bar
rel u brands nov, .baabs u Cough aa,
Providence 1 siseP with manF
sNslf' sail Aans Bylos, afer all 70
my par siaep ih ! barrel !
kfaudy iban II alone lhsse cod white
roahsb
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

KASgAs.-Ja3ge johnson, one of the
Ju lqes Of this new Territory, spent last
might in this city,, on his way to Washiag-
toa City. He appeared in the finest health
and spoke in the most eulogisticterna of the
Kansas coantry He says a better climate,
richer soil OF dner scenery eau scarcely be
fund anywhere. The election of the first
legislature comes off in March, 1--WE believe
the lssh,) and he thinks there isane pros.
pect Of slavery being established there.-
The result Of fhe FIRST election, he thinks,
however, will not betdecisive Of the apes.
ton BY any means Statesman Of the 22l,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

BRokES D58S POLfrps3tI TAcksA subs
scriOer "a the Ohio Oolunuian, residing Ii
Moorefsld. ID his ccaatg, wrisesto that pa-
per as follows
fsAa tir principal LEADERS IN the II n.
party III ibis section Of the country are polis
hiaca aspiraFits, ehiafy Lawyers . aaseholdess
and office. seekers. | am informed that even
stse RsSA 4. lpagsn. q sei5enYillo who has
some cAts past bsoa palaag himself Up
.far wa of the people gteraye has quit
Itae pubHe fa Iratien pf the w9ra 1T Ged.
M aNasd eaitprsl ~ 4 KpowM osh'
iae II iDisy PISA M 3 and myself
s6t9 I 8ss acted u cpnsefs. aa&
q Asb him a3a sesd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
PITTSBURGH MARKET.

Feb. gil Grain--Corn has be n %sellin:
on arrival at $685.. but was sold yesterday
at the depot in tie ear, at sly; from store
sales Of sheiIod AZ 85 and ear at SO. A
sale on the wharf Of 1000 bush. Whea
#l,35. Rye S1,l5, aad Barley $l,i5Al.2 20
Seeds--There is very Hide doing; from
first hands Glover would bring $3.50; tt
rity trade, sacls at 6 do'lare and 65, ant
in the retail way at 7 dollars. Timothy
is held at 3 dollars and 3,25. Flax is az
tive request at l,G0.
Dried Fruit--Sales Of 125 bush Dried
Apples at l,o5, and 224 bush yesterday at
1877; Peaches 200 AMI 800 bash at 900
and smaller lots at 2,1@.
Beaus.--From store 2.75.
Hides-Green Beef Hides 43a5. Sale
of Dry Flint, by the lot. at 10, and to reg
ular trade at 12sl3. Dry sailed Hale
Iiay-Baled is selling from store at 25,'
rs dollars per ton, as II quality, at sales
at 25a30 dollars.
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Conundrurns.

Why is a spirited war horse, when he
hears the signal of battle, like 4 father re-
iusing his boys request 10 stay at home
from school? He answers with a Ney
(neigh.)
Why rs it impossible that there should be
one best horse in the world? Because at
every h~ce-cource you'll find a better.
Why isa vulture superior to the man
who shoots him? Because the vElture is a
foul creature but tie man who shoots him is
a fouler (fowler.)
Why is a man who marries twice like
the captiqn of a ship? Because he has {
second mate.
Why is an empty Discourse like a solid
one! Because it is all sound.
Why are the cooks toags in a ship like
great masketoes? Because they are gal
ley-nippers.
Why are the meadows in spring like ar
American Revolutionary hero? Because
they are one general green. J.
Why are some of the boats in Net
Bedford harbor probably like the head o.
Victoria's eldest son? Because they con-
tain the prints of whales, teeth Che Prince
of Wales teeth
When ~Shakspeare's mother wished him
to c Mess a theft, what distinguished chat
acter did she hold up before him? Will
liam Tell.
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steubenville Advertisements.

We direct our readers TO the card OF
Tessrs. j. & G.. O'Neal, forwarding and
commission merchants. They are correct
business men, and all business intrusted to
their care will receive prompt attention.
Messrs. Flazier & Drennen are the most
extensive wholesale grocers in Steubenville.
Our mercantile friends could not DO better
than to give them a call, as they sell all
kinds of groceries as cheap as they do in
Wheeling il not cheaper. The freight on
groceries from Steubenville TO Cadiz is only
10 or 70 cents per cwt., by railroad; w'iIc
from Wheeling it costs 25 cents. See card
in another column.
Stack & Co., are extensive dealers in all
kinds Of books; stationery, wall paper, DC
They sell at very reasonable prices. If you
need any article in their line, give them q
call when you visit Stcubenvllle. See ad'
vertisement.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
NEW YORK MARKET.

Feb. 26.-Flour higher, with sales o.
good Ohio at 8,75a93l: Southern CTS q
925. Corn dali: with sales Of 1000 bu.--
Western mixed at 94a95k. Wheat firm -
Pork shade higher, sales Of GAO bbls at III
a IS, so for old mess and prime mess at Sl4
50al4,75, Beefsfrm With sales of country
mess Il 8.62lalI.UC Lard lower 9Ia6Sc
Rio Coffee firm, sales of l4oo bags at 94a
10Y Sugar 4Ia54, Linseed oil 75a77c
Rice firm.
Socks better. Money abundant. Can
ton q34: Cumberland Sag; Erie 452 Read
ing 75& N. York Central r. r 94B Unite,
States Us 1867 and 1868, III 3 3. Cleve
and. Columbus and Cincinnati 1903.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
MARKET.

Feb, 26.-Giain: Wheat without change,
held at Local 80 for mixed and red, 1,95a
2 for white. Corn from Tic to 74e. Oats
41a42c.
Flour and Meal: Good Ohio, 8,12a8, 25s
$50. Choice extra, 9a9,20 Corn Meal,
dried, 3.5oa4 per bbp
Provisions-Mess Pork l2at2, so. EaTd
S4a8a. Butter l3al4c; Cheese 9al0c.-
Beans, $l,75.
Salt SO to $2,75.
Groceriec-Sugars, 51a94c. Rice 81
Molasses, 90 cents; half bbls 80. Tobacc'
six twist 9Al0. Ceife. Rio, l2al3c; Java
l5al5lc. Goldfish &c.
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\nkEr

FEE. I9.-Four--Gnod s%uperfne 5000; 9,25.
Wleat-Sl,7O for whites l,G5 for rcd.
Groccrie5-5ugar in hhds 505A; Dbl GI@G}s
N 0. Molasses 21@28i Syrup 80; Rio Coffee re.
Grain-Corn 1905. Ou,s 40.
Bacon-IIams 6AM8&. Shoulders and sizes
@GA.
~Salt-Rctails at . G292,75
But,er-l8c for fresh roll.
La d-Sm8l&c.
Dried fruit-Applc5 81 up bush. Peaches @l,75
Petatous-30c 1P bushcl.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

Egsorry that we were not at home on
last Thursday evening TO attend the exhibi-
ton of the Junto society. We understand
that the young men acted their parts well
and the performances were well received BY
the large audience in attendance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

ALLEGHENT CATTLE MARkET.
Feb. 18,-CATTLE-The offerings yes
terday were quite small, only amounting te
SO head all told, which were disposed of as
follows; 81 head poor at &c gross, equal tc
4c net; good at 25a3!c, gross; prime te
choice 4a5c; sales Of Jour head extra choice
at 54c.
H0GS-Sales OF l91 head to go East;
at SO, 621c, 100 lbs gross; 90 head do to
butchers at Sc.
SHEEP-The offerings and sales were
2G8 head as follows; Sales Of choice 81, 10
good, $362b: common $500 per head.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
Agricultural Notice.

There will be a meeting Of the Officers
of the Harrison Co. Agricultural Society in
the Court House in Cadiz, on Tuesday, the
9th day of March next, for the purpose Of
making arrangements for the County Fair
next fall; and any other business that may
come before the meeting. The following
gentlemen we're elected officers for the pres
ant year: President. John Hammond; Vice
President, Ingram clart Secretary. Henry
B. Lacey; TreasureryI aac Thomas; Direc-
tors, Charles Fox, Samuel Scott, John
Singer, John Wiley. and Reed Cochran
Resistef. Charles Patterson; Assistant Res.
ister, BENZ. Cope; Executive Committee,
liicajah /, Johnson, John Carnahan, John
,mison, VIM. Knox and John Sharp. II
expected that the above named gentle
en- will all be present on that day, al
aportsnt business will be before the meet
az. The people say they want a good fail
next fall, let US then make timely prepare
tons by procuring a permanent cite am
fixtures. Let us make Harrison count
Fair at least compare favorably with an
county Fair in the Stale.
JOHN HAMMOND, President.
.HzERr B. LACY, Secrstary.
SIN. ELE|
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

THE undersigned takes this method OF informin
| the public that he mas bought and is now perma
nently repairing and lifting up the CarIing, Pulling
ind Manufacturing establishment Lately owned by
K. Teal, three miles south OF Cadiz, on the road to
Carding that lie may be favored with this season.
Wool will be taken in at the store of Wood 6
Smiths, in Cadiz, and returned promptly, and ak
work warranted. A liberal share OF public patron~
aye is desired. Prices as low as other responsible
establishments. JOSEF FL K. JOHNSTON.
May Ii, 1853.
n. b.. Covtrle anil Carpet Weaving done on the
most reasonable terms for customers at the above
establishments. ]. L. JOHNSTON,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

Eg-In this country h eOGiceri is behOlding
to the peOple-not the people to the officer.
A certain donkey in enc of the public Off
ces in this county had better understand
that fact before be %retires.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

RIor IN Kansas TERRIroRy.-We\
that a serious riot occurred near Paph
Ferry, on the Kansas River, four or i've
days since, in which two men we're serious
ly injured, one of them dangerously. The
circumstances are about these: A Mr..
Ward having squatted on a claim desirable
as a. town site, offered to take in two other
men, a doctor and a preacher, (names not
gisen,) as partners, with a view Of laying
of a This proposition was accepted;
and in a few days the partners drove Ward
off and took entire possession. Ward re-
turned a short time afterward with friends
to ~dispOsse.s the occupants, when resistance
was stoutly made. The doctor and preach
er we're felled to the ground with clubs. and
were conveyed to the Baptist Mission, near
BY, for succor.-KansGs Herald
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

EEWhen you visit steubenville be sure
and stop at the U. S, House. Mr. Earl has
ever; thing about the house in good trim,
while his table is well supplied with all oil
the delicacies of the season. His bills 0le
moderate. See card in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28
CINCI\NAT L

Feb. 26.-Fiour firm at 8,25a6, 3d.
Grain quiet--Corn 90a93. Oats 4Oa4l
cents. Provisions quiet, but general aspect
of trade unchanged, nosales OF Importance
TRANSFERRED. Cote unchanged. Molasses
23a24. Sugar Alas. New Cloverseed
6 ,5Oa75. Linseed oil rs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

EgThe readers attention is directed to
The advertisement Of Mr.. kerr's Clothing
Store in another column. Mr.. K. comes to
us well recommended, and we have no
doubt he will render satisfaction to all who
favor him with their custom.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

AMERICAN HoUsE-This well known tav-
ern stand formerly occupied by James Cady'
E,q, has been leased for a term Of years
by our old fellow citizen, William ML!lsan,
Esq who is now opening it for the recep-
ton of the travelling public. MIR. NJ. will
make an excellent landlord.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

TX TROUBLE The Cdestials and Shang-
hais in the n~eighborhood of CassvilIe seem
to be in trouble. Trey have had a lard
time for some tine past to find a place for
their lodge to meet at, But through the
Kindness of Mr.. Hiram Haines, it meets now
at his cooper shop regularly. 1t has beer
proposed to reward Mr., lIaines with SON
township Office for his kindness.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

gave, understand that the next term
of the court OF Common Pleas, will COM
mcnce on Tuesday the 18Th day of March
next. Judge Alexander will open the count
at that time, and then adjourn it for one
week. when it will reopen on the 2Oth OF
March.