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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-15
INSURANCE.

THE subscribers have been appointed Agents
l. for the following Responsible Compares:
Etna Insurance CO., of Hartford, and
Northwestern Insurance Co., OF Oswego.
And are prepared to take risks on produce and
merchandise going East, at as low rates as by any
other company. We will also insure merchandise
from New York, Boston, Albany, or Buffalo, to
Grand Haven, at rates satisfactory to those wish
ing Insurance.
Applications made to us. at our office, in Grand
Haven, will be promptly attended to.
HAxTON CUTLER & WARTS.
Grand Haven March %, 1856
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MORE NEW GOODS!!

HAXTON, CUTLER q WARTS
- are on hand again, with another large stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots & Shoes, Hats &
Caps, and Ready Made Clothing, and are prepared
as usual to sell Goods little lower than any other
shop in town. All who doubt this will do well to
call and be satisfied of its truth.
Grand Haven, Nov. LIST, 1854.
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Public Land Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
IN instructions from the Acting Commissioner
of the General Land Office under authority vested
in him by the 9Th section of the act of Congress,
approved Sd of August 1876, we shall proceed to
offer, at public sale on the Goth day of September
next, at l o'clock P. NJ, the following tracts of
Pnblic Lands, to wit:
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-15

ID IBBONS of all kinds, a large supply, now oil
III hand and for sale at very small profits.
FERRY G. WALLACE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-15

\ NY quantity of Clean Paper Rags wanted at
"A this Office Subscriptions to the TYn,es''
may be paid in Rags, and Rags will pay for our
money, therefore, produce the Rags.
September 80, 1852.
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All persons having presumption rights, to the
above land, are advised to make proof thereof,
and payment before the day above designated for
the commencement of the said sale otherwise their
rights will be forfeited.
A. F. BELL, Register.
FREDERICK HALL, Receiver 1902 w9
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... HAxT0N, CUTLER & WARTS, ...
(succEssoRs TO H. MARTIN AND G.. b ,ALBEE.
Forwarding and Commission Mercts.han
Dealers in all kinds of Produce, Lumber Shingles
Salt, &C., SC.
BENZ. HAxTos. D. CUTLER, H. L. WARTS
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-08-15

TIORSE RAKES, Cultivators, Grain Cradles,
IL and Grass Scythes and Snathes, in great
variety, at Stone & Chubbs Agr'l Warehouse.
Grand Rapids, July 3, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

never presumed to Gov over "Tog" ill
since he performed this last great feat, 2 go
Now as it is unnecessary to say more re-
garding the falseties set forth IN the above
article alluded to. 1 will close by stating
the truth regarding the contest between
Honest John" and "Hiatoge."
lst. John beat Tog on fair trol.
End. TOg did not go 10 rods at one gate
at one time during the contest; his gates
we're a trot run and then a rack, or rath :
er a hop step and jump.
Cd. The time made was about 3 minutes
and 90 seconds to the mile.
4th And last, "Honest John" can beat
"Moses Handley's celebrated Horse Hia-
toge," one mile at fair square trot, for a
sum that will warrant the effort. II he feels
disposed to bring 2.20 out against Honest
John" just let him come along.
N. B. We ask an answer to this next
week. Yours for fair play,
A. w. GUTHRIE.
Jefferson, Harrison Co. o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21
Novemher Elections.

The Cincinnati Enquirer, Of the 10th
inst, in speaking of the elections which
have been held in November, says
The returns of the November elections
are now assuming definite shape, and,
take them in the aggregate, they make a
good show for the Democratic party. The
Know Nothing and Black Republican tri-
umphs have vanished into thin air, resting
upon no better basis than the first telegra
phic falsehoods.
New Jersey, which used to be an old
Clay Wing State, and which went strongly
against us last year-the Democrats obtain
ing but one Congressman out of fve-has
now elected Democratic Legislature,
which will give us United States Senator,
and also shows handsome Democratic
majority upon the popular vote.
Mississippi-galant Mississippi-has e.
lected a Democratic Governor over his Know
Nothing competi or by FIVE thousand majo-
rity, four out Of five Democratic members
Of Congress, and Democratic majority Of
thirty in the Legislature, giving US the Uni
ted States Senator, in place cf Adams, Know
Nothing.
Louis ana has CHOSEN Democratic Gov.
ernor, WilkIilfe, Together with the rest Of
the State ticket, by two thousand majority,
three out of four members Of Congress, and
Den ocralic Legislature.
In New York the Democratic vote exceeds
by many thousands either the Know No
thing or Black Republican, although, by
its being divided into lizard" and "Soft"
upon a state quarrel, the Know Nothings
were enabled TO choose most of their State
ticket The Democrats, however elected
Judge Selden 70 the Court of Appeals, and
have a plurality in the lower branch of the
Legislature.
In Massachusetts, the Know Nohings
were successful, although by greatly di
minished majority since last year, the De-
mocratc vote having increased twenty thou
send in twelve months.
In. Wisconsin which last year was eight
thousand against us, ii is now pretty certain
that the Democratic Governor and State
ticket are elected. The Milwaukee Amer
lean of the l2h comedies the election of
the Democratic Governor by two thousand
majority, and the rest of the Democratic
ticket by much larger vote In thirty -one
counties Barstow has over thirteen hundred
majority. The counties to come in are
very small and thiuly inhabited, and can
hardly change the result
In Maryl the Know Nothings have tr-
umphed by twenty eight hundred maj rily,
obtaining the Legislature and four out OF
the six members of Congress.
Upon survey Of the whole field the
November elections are extremely favorable
to the National Democrats.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

st-' For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Geographical Enigma.
am composed Of 10 letters.
My I, 2, te, 8. i9, 13, is river in Michigan
My e. isl2. IA, is county in Ohio.
My3, IS, 1, 10. 4. is an Island in Europe.
Myi4, 1919, 2. 8, II, IA, is river in Eu-
rope.
Myi5, 1s, 9, 6, 14.7. II, is salt mine in
Africa.
My6 2, I, 8, II. is town in Asia.
My,7, 0, IS is Lake in British Ametica.
Myss, il,6. IA 1871, lo,3,is an Island in
the Atlantic Ocean.
My9.9l5, 3. !, 10. 8, 6, is town in Egypt
My. 10, 8, s., 3, Is, an Island in the Indian
Ocean.
My II, 3. 6, l2, 5. la, is an islsud in O.
ceanica.
Myi2, 10, 4, 10. 3, is country in Asia.
Myi3, I2, Is. Q. is river in Abyssnia.
Myal4, S, 10, 3 is a mountain in the South
Of Europe.
MY 4 g, 3, 10, 4, s. Q, l3, 4. is the Wes-
tern Extremity of England.
My whole is what every citizen of Harr.
son county should do.
Answer next week
jefferson, Nov. IS, 1856. W.P.
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The Law of ofNewspapers.

!. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary are considered as wishing to continue
heir Subscriptions.
O. HsubserIbers order the discontinuance Of their
sriodicals the pablisher may continue to send them
until nllarFenrnges are paid
3. subscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
iodicals iron the Offices 70 which they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled the
bill aud ordered them discontinued.
4. Hsubscribers remove TO ether places without
informing the publishers and the papers are sent
the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing TO take
periodicals. from the office, removing and leaving
them nncaled iors is prima iacia evidence of inten
ional fraud -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

All who have boards to cut or hair to crop,
Just call ON me ut my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do:
Give me call AT Number Two;'f@
Al noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my towels clean,
My scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything | think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then mcg~ my hand as true,
As any barber eer can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS
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ojYCsU SE5Oe Store!
Tu0M AS,S rNPNEP

TAMES HOWARD has now on hand the larR est
y best and cheapest stock of Boots and Shoes ever
offered for sale in Cadiz As he intends to abide
among ''this people" and become tone OF them he
hopes form their acquaintance on the shortest no.
ice He is confident that his work once Introduced
wllle afterwards recommend itself lie especi.
ally invites attention to his stock of ladies' wear as
he intends to keep constantly large supply Of tho
finest and best work, both Of his own and eastern
JAMES HOWARD
Cadiz April H. 1S55-3m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

Horse FLESH, ExcITEMENT.-T That there is
a probability Of an excitement among the
owners Of FAST horses. in this region, we
should be led to judge by reading a VERY
FAST communication in another column. -
We believe Il Is generally understood that
the committee on fast travelling, let FIVE
times around the ring 60 for the mile; which
lacks some 25o yards Of being mile.
Z All such communications as the one we
refer to in another column, or notices Of any
kind are published and charged for the same
as advertisements. "A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21
CADIz BUSINESS.
N Z W
CLOTHING STORE.
HENRY KERR

HAS just arrived direct from Pittsburgh with
IL large and fashionable stock Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, consisting in part of Dress Goats, Over
Coats, Sack and Box Coats Pants and Vests Of ever
Ty variety which he offers To the public al prices
that cannot fail to please. lie keeps likewise on
haud large assortment OF piece goods, such as
French and American Broad Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestngs in great variety which he will make 10 or
der Al the shortest notice and the latest styles Be
mg practical Tailor Of long experience both in
Ihis and the old coGutTy, he feels confident that he
will be bic TO give entire satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with their patronage.
9S-CntIing done on the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. Give us call, friends.
will be huppy TO see you, and show You my goods
whether y'fu want TO buy or not.
6-Remember the place, next door &c Scott &
Bmgham's law office, on Market street.
Cadiz, Feb %, 1855.
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New Year! New Vol! New 7 ype!
The .Plajn DEALER, Eaele

lie again abroad, bearing aloft the notices ef De.
mocracy. For fifteen years have been in the habit
OF annually making our bow 10 the American peo.
pie. and presenting the claims Of thi paper 70
their support as National Democrat ic Journal.
Happily do we announce that from the issue
OF its first number until the present time, its cireu
laiion has steadily increased, until now il can
boast with having subscribers in every State and
Territory oi this Union and IL in principle in circu
iatlon and IN regulations ernphaucallya a National
Paper!
The new Folnmc will commence on the first dav
OF January next, at which time il will appear n.
gain enlarged, and on new Copper Faced type.
The year 1886 promises to be prolific IN great e.
vents, ltis seldom in ones life time that SO many
exciting questions are on the tapis at the same
time, tor the consideration of the People.
The Presidential election which occurs once in
tour years. The doings oi fusion Congress which
never happened before The Reeder revulution in
Kansas, anew question. The Revolution in Mex
leo, the last We hope; and the great European ar
Are sll subjects of molnentuous interest 10 the
people OF this country.
The Plain Dealer, which now belongs to the
"Associated Press, OF New York, will be in daily
receipt OF Telegraphlc Reports from all parts Of
the world and will be enabled to publish, all the
latest news days in advance OF any eastern paner.
IL Will also cont ain iull and faithful records of
Markets, Agricultural Intelligence, Blowing
up OF Banks, the Presidents aud Cow
ernor's Messages, Proceed
ings OF Congress and the
Legislature, Abolition
rows, and X. N.
Riots.
Every number will contain large amount of
Miscellany such as slaes, Correspondence Discover
les, Travels, Jokes and Inventions; making il the
NEST Complete Family Newspaper in the West.
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Boots - Shoes!
New stock!
JOHN r Il "a

NJ 0UI.D respectfully inform his old friends and
wv the public generally, that he has just received
the incest stock Of Boots and Shoes ever offered ii
Cadz, which be will sell on terms that cannot fail
TO please these wishing TO purchase He still con.
tinucs 70 manufacture eyeTg thing in the Boot o.
Shoe line, which he will warrant cannot be beat In
tins market.
Remember the p'ace--iu the now frame building
on Main street, two doors east Of the Nationai
House. For that's the place 10 get tie worth oI
your money and no mistake. JOHN RfsA.
Cadiz o., April 2s, ls55-n.
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Quick Sales and Short Profits!
n. A. III A N MA,

VHOULD respectfully inform tho citizens of Cad
w IL and vicinity, that he manufac lures all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture, Venitlon blinds, Mat
rasses and cushions, and keeps general assort-
ment Of Cane seat and wood Chairs also splendid
assortment of Gilt Molding which he makes up into
Looking glass and Picture Frames all of which he
determined to sell at such prices as to make it an
object for purchas RS to buy of him.
Particular attention given to renovating Matrass
and putting up window shades and curtains, veni-
tion blinds, repanted and retrimmed. All work
warranted. Give him call before purchasing.
Ware-room Market street, opposite McCormcks
store. Ioct. 10, '55
A FRESH LOT OF FALL AND WINTER Bun
NETTS Of the Latest Stile just received at
toct 10, '55) HATCHER y BRO.
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"The kind OF Chaps that they are
led by."

The following paragraph, which we clip
from the Hudson IN Y. Star shows What
kind Of chaps the Know Nothings of this
country have for their leaders. Gould any
thing be more supremely ri liculous than this
thing called Know Nothinyism?
RATHER AN AWKWARD PRRDGoAMENr FOR
KNOW Nothing EDITOR. - Among the most
prominent and interesting developments
yesterday was that connec e5 with our res.
i1ent American editors nativity. Mr.. Van
Antwerp, OF the Repository, vent to the polls
to deposit his vote, and when be got there
it was challenged, on the very consistent
ground that he was not citizen! Eere was
a pretty tx for an apostle OF Amercanism.
One would have thought that he must ac-
cept the chanllenge and fight out But no
like an amiabe man as he is, RicUard ac.
knowledgcd the hCrniny and withdrew
Report says he is native of Canada-a
genuine Canadian, without naturalization
documents. Really this is something to
be merry over for the next six week. "Put
none but Americans on guard"
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Terms.

Copy uie ye2F' F''''..'..-. ..............S2 81 %
copy six months hs...................l 100
10 copies one year TO one cLice. ......... 1900
so g " - .........5O,OQ
0~TAny one sending us club of ten shall re-
eeive the eleventh copy gratis.
3yNo premiums allowed for clubs OF fifty.
RFAli subscribers to clubs must begin at the
anne time, Pay invariably in edyance. Money
as our risk ii registered,
All friends OF the Plalndealer and the Democratic
Party, to whom this prospectus is SENT are request
ed to act as agents 1t being Presidential year we
general circulation possible Posi- Masters will
confer great favor by acting as agents.
Address, J. w GRAY, Cleveland, o.
Nov Ii - Ct - y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-11-21

Decided During the present term OF
our Court very important case has been
decided. We refer to the case OF Castner
VS.. Harrison, for the recovery Of a farm, in
the conotton Valley, said to be worth six or
seven thousand dollars. 1t appears that
this farm was decided to Mr.. JAstner by his
father some twelve or thirteen years ago,
and that the deed was lost or destroyed
before it was put on record. The father,
soon after, died, and his Executors took
possession Of the farm and disposed of it 10
Mr. Harrison, who has been in possession
of it for number of years. For time, it
seems, Mr.. Castner despaired of regaining
his farm, and number of years elapsed
before he made an effort to do 50. Suit,
however was finally brought, and trial
was had at our last Court, but the jury fail
ed to agree. During the present term the
case again came up for trial, and after three
days investigation it was submitted to the
jury who brought in a verdict in favor of
Mr.. Castner. The Attorneys for Castner
were Mr.. Tappan and Judge Means - for
Harrison. Mr.Moody and Mr., Bingham.
.-Cadlz Republican.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment NOtice.
NTOTiCE is is hereby given that writ of attach.
In ment was at my instance, this day issued by
Abraham Bargar, aIusiice Of tho peace Of Wash
ington township, Harrison county Ohio, against
the goods, property, cta.tels and effects OF Abnci
Chalfant, a nonresident ol said county.
Dated this 9th day Of November, 1865.
# WIN. FULTON, il.
Nov. H. per VIM. BOYD, Agent.
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HAVEN G..

I WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens n
l. Cadiz that have again taken my old shop
Market street, directly opposite McCormck's store
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
would respectfully ask the public to give me call
t"Number two"
TEpM nv Tup MIA pT1p
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Every number will contain a large amount of
Miscellany such asIales, Correspondence Discover
les, Travels, Jokes and lnventons making il the
mest Complete Family Newspaper in the West.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Geographical Enigma.

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A BREACH or MANNERS CossrRcEp A.
CoNPLIIEsr.-The San Francisco Sun tell,
the following:
a young gentleman was standing on Mar.
chant street, when lady, attended by her
husband, stepped from tho door Of the Wash
lnstos Market, and hesitated Oh the pavement
Tor teN moments, as IL uncertain which di-
lection = pursue. Fascinated by her great
beauty, the young man gssed upon her with a
nIed stare By chance she met his gaze, and,
dlsc3ysrlng something unusual in it, made it
subject Of remark to her lord That indip-
nsnt individual approached the offending adj
miIer, and addressed him rather savageIy.
ness.'
Pardon me, said the gallsnt, recovering
I d ms ut Of obstruction, j meant no offence
.Ln. Is loveliness about that lsdy's face
,na' "ouid lntoIIeate an anchorite, and was
lost In admiration Of IT.
g.. All right replied the satisfied Benedict;
HJy you II remain mere till escort Susan home.
rig return and stand treat 70, voMy pood
opsston Of her," s s''"
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EVENING STAR.
FIRST AND EARLY LOVE.
sY rINIKY JOHNSON.


YyINLKY JOHNSON.
How sweet. when years have passed away,
With all their Joy and pain;
To wander back, o er memory's track,
To childhood's home again.
To dwell en- scenes OF happiness
So like TO heaven above;
To live in recollection Ger
Our first and early love.
Fond memory of brings unto u
Those happy, happy hours;
When love lay pure In our young hearts
As dew In folded flowers;
When we enjoyed lies pleasant dream.
As quiet, calm, and deep; .
As II the soul was gathered up
Bensath the wings Of sleep.
Though times swift wheels have onward rolled
And crushed beneath their weight,
Tie joys and pleasures Of this world,
Tie Iich, the poor, the great;
Yet scenes so dear, so full Of bliss,
AS in our childhood bloomed;
Can never, never, while there's life,
Be In the past entomb'd.
Our chldhood's Alst and early love,
Itwas q blessed thing;
We each found then a hidden mine
warm and gushing spring;
A mine from which we gathered Oft,
Bright gems that would not fade;
spring, whose waters, pure and sweet
Our longing Thirst allayed-
Then, though long years have passed away.
And stolen from thy brow
a wreath OF beauty-stin my love
For thee Is stronger now;
For ehildhood's scenes, so full OF bliss,
60 AXE TO Heaven above;
Shel always bring before my view
Our pure unfading love.
WASHINGTON, d. c., 1855