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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
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Ladies' Ware!
To the Citizens Of the State of
Ohio.

N0PICEis hereby given, that application will
In ho made TO the Hon. William Mcdill, Govern.
or OF the State Of Ohio, 20 pardon Alfred w. Dent,
who was found guilty in the year A.. ID. 1854, nj
the March Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Harrison county, Of Stumbling with intent to kills
one Walter Il. Harshee, Of said county, and sem
fenced ny said court TO fifteen years hard labor tn
tile prison Of said State Of Ohio.
CHdi7i0 Jan sils5j SARAH c. DENT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

MARIE
T. II. CrawfSN
Miss MARGAREF
ty, Ohio.
On Tuesday, 9th inssSS
Dir. JAMES STALL. to Miss
Of Harrison county.
On.the l4.h inst, by the same, HoRAff5'
HuNr, Esq, Of Leesburgh. Carol county,
to Mrs. ELIZABETH FlySIcuY, of Harrison
county.
On The 18th inst, by Elder Wm. B.
Hunt, Mr.. CHARLES w. GILLESPIE and Miss
susanna BLAIR, al OF this county.
On the 23rd of January, by Thomas Nc.
C%Iintock, Esq, Mr.. ADAM ROBINSON and
Miss MARTHA JANE G~ursHAL,., all of this
county.
On the 18Th inst, by Rev. DR. Minor,
DR., GEORGE w. AoFFIrr and Miss ELIZA
BETH B. BARRETT, daughter of William Bar
rest, Esq, all of Cadiz.
% With the above came a full supply of
excellent cake, for which all the printers re-
turn the fair bride their thanks. May their
journey through life be pleasant; and when
good old age shall oyertake them, may they
be blessed by having consolation admins
tered to them by a number of loving and
aifectionate CHI
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FARM FOR RENT.

THE subscriber wishes 10 rent his farm situated
in Jefferson county, one and ahalf miles north east U
Jefferson, five from the S. q !. Rail Road The farm
contains leo acres; % Of cleared land 1t is a good
quaity Of soil, lays well, good barn, orchard and
IoNe. The above farm wilt he rented on reasona-
lie terms. For further Information enquire Of tbe
owner Al hl residence in Cediz, narrisoa county
or by letter. ED WARD WALKER.
FsbruaTyI 1875.
EfsftA LIS. venitian He'd Eng, Just received ans
wv tor sale cheap at EHA Al.ALJi1
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Extraordinary Publication.
Now Ready:
MY COURTS HIP,
And it's Co1secunnnes

by HENRY VIM,
A tue account Of lie audi 7r. adj cntrpo. i, r.
land, Switzerland and ltnly. with ~ i-"1'
MISS JIG GAMBLE raEA }tGRlGAyHERrss
With the Unpublished CerrcspoDdrpr. ~ NJ,
Camille, Mrs. George Gore, MIR. JoshIt Bo,o, a.
Barring Brothers) the Embaror NaDSlro D''1' Eo
Pulmcrston. CouRt D,Orgay. Funny IJssic.. LLo . !,
low Weed. &c, &c. ' ! H"1
CONTENTS
Explanation, The Prison.
\ joyful Meeting. T]hriIiinr NJ
Smiticn Again Uncxpceiiel Eioy
The Question Popped, ANarow Eseaps.
Rep ntance, a Wana It l"EH.aD ~
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SHOULDER BRACES, i ncH and impr0yAl at.
- ticlc for sale cheap, by JNG, BEETL,
nov. l6 1G1l
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bNEW and second handed Bugrigs
~ soon, as they nu. The sold.
nov p "a Wa llOGGW
TLOYER AMI Timothy Seed for sale at
~ nov -, 81. WIN HIGG 6; e.
{NM, IIO&G. SEQ. Agontfo Mckee & Robi :
w sons Manufactured Goods. nov q, 81
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tIrluHla lpN1
EeyIuiiiion, lie. la, April, 1859.
Mems, le Dr. J c. Aynr:-. have Of late, made ire.
Iueut use OF yuurCurREy PEcToEAL in nay practice,
and nm happy to iatgrm you that iuno case YET has
it failed me. Have made some signal cures OF La
.yGlitJ8 and Bronchitis with it, and have completely
cured one case OF Asthma, which had wilas!oo1 CIV.
Try other medicine / could employ.
Accept, Sir, tie assutances ofmy
distinguished consideration,
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Any further information in respect to the
above distribution, may be obtained Of
DR.. 7. FINLEY,
New Athens, Ohio, who is authorized to
receive and forward subscriptions.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

The Board of Control of the Saut Ste.
Marie Ship Canal gave notice in the De
troit papers that it would be open to the
passage of vessels on Monday, the 18th
inst, on which day the steamer Illinois, (it
being the day Of her regular arrival, will
have the honor of first passing through the
locks For some days past the water has
been gradually admitted into the canal dur
ing the day time and drawn off at night
In this manner the work has been carefully
tested under the immediate supervision Of
Superintendent Burt. 1t is believed that
the frost is now entirely out of the ground
and that vessels can pass throughthe Cana
with entire safety.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

A MONUMENT TO Col. Bliss. HERO OF
SHE MEXICAN WAR.-A monument has re-
Gently been erected at New Orleans to the
memory Of the late COL w. w. S. Bliss, OF
the United States Army. In giving descrip.
ton OF this beautiful work of art, the New
Orleans Delta says:
The monument is built Of Italian marble
nearly nineteen feet high, and stands upon q
granite base six feet square. Upon this super.
structure is erected the PEDESTAL; the panels
within these is engraved brief but compre.
hensive history of the man, expressive of his
steadfast purpose through life, and evidence Of
the success which attended his noble efforts
Surmounting the pedestal is square block OF
marble, the names of the several battle fields
upon which he was distinguished, engraved up.
on the sides. Upon this block is erected q
1roken shaft, supported by an American eagle;
the American flag covers the top, which sus.
pends wreath and sword.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

16-" She has breastworks and knees" said
Ike, describing the new United States ship
Merrimac to Mrs. Partington, and he looked
up at her roguishly. What is that, Isaac ?'
said the old lady, looking up from a profound
contemplation of Dudley Leavitt's almanac
She had not caught all the remark "She has
breastworks and knees" repeated Ike, smiling
"Breastworks and knees !' said Mrs. Parting
ton, impressively with face that had whole
moral code written upon it, "and how do you
know that ?" 81 saw EN-" returned he, "and
put my hand on en-" "Well," said she, rails
ing her fingers like a guide-post, "you must
not let me hear such thing from you again.
Such shameless conduct is without q parable
in one so young, and l am almost ready to be-
lieve in all they say of the moral turpentine of
youth" She looked anxiously at Ike,who was
sitting on his legs and rocking to and fro. at
was the new ship was talking about, " said he,
grinning at the mistake she had made. "Oh v'
said she: was that all Well, the lesson may
be laid away in. your mind till you need it,
The old lady took a picnh of snuff, with her
eyes upon the stiff corporal upon the wall, but
the picture was moveless, and she turned TO-
wards Ike, who was making row of portfolios
in the side of a sheet of gingerbread ready for
the oven.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
ElOpement in Iai~h Life.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle of the 9th inst. saw. can
elopement, which has created quite an excitement in
certain circles, came off last night. The gay Lotha.
the station OF conductor on the Pennsylvania Rail
road. His bride 10 also Of respectable connections
and resides in the vicinity of East Liberty. The pa
rent, Of the latter opposed to the match, but she
ana her lover were determined 10 live together, for
oet!er or ior worse" &c., through Lie. So yes.
terday evening she left home for the purpose, was
was true 80 far it went; she repaired to friends
in the vicinity, but ere long number Of buee les were
driven up to the door, in one Of which she was i'm
medaely seated, and conveyed 70 this citv. where
we'll known clergyman soon united the happy pair in
marriage, soon after which they left for parts un-
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

DoEsr1cKs OBL11sRA1ED.-Aco comical genius
who signs himself Christopher Soapsticks," !"
is writing series of amusing letters, descrip-
tive of bis tours, for the Dayton (O.) Journal.
Upon arriving at place called Pig Eye, after
alighting from the cars, he says: "An uncx-
pected reception somewhat Gained my feelings.
A dozen or more friends surrounded me, and
offered to take my baggage to their respective
and no doubt respectable homes. l thanked
them with much warmth for their kindness.
Told them that l had heard of the celebrated
Pig Eye House. and wished to stop there ;
but if any of them would leave their cards at
my lodgings, would be happy to call upon
them during my stay; upon which an interest
ing little lad took hold Of my valise, and said
he would carry it to the Pig Eye House for
me. Such an unexpected stroke Of kindness
from juvenile. affected me very much. l
yielded him permission, whereupon the other
friends seemed to scatter, AS my little friend
was walking somewhat in advance, noticed
somethir white sticking out. "My son." said
I, tuck in your handkerchief, and tell me
your name" With great modesty he replied,
" it amt handkerchief" and on reflection, l
hardly think il was.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

THF BRIDGE ACROSS THE SUsQUEHANNA.-
We copy the following from the Elkton Dem
ocrat On the 3lst ut., the contracts for the
masonry, foundations and grading for this
bridge and its approaches were let to Messrs.
Goss, Cook & Co., and to Hathaway, Leach
& Goss. The total length will be about $3.50
feet. 1t will be so constructed such being the
requirement of the laws) as to serve for ordi-
nary travel as we'll as for railroad purposes,
one side being occupied by the highway. the
other by the track or tracks. The entire esti-
mated cost of the bridge is $685., 900.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

WEAKSEss.-We read few days ago, in
the local coums of one of our city papers, the
sad story of beautiful, and it is said accom-
plished young woman, who was prevented from
taking her miserable life by throwing herself
into the Delaware, through the interference Of
one of the guardians of the night. Upon be-
ing taken before committing magistrate, the
old story of mans perfdy and woman's weak
ness was elected. When is this to end From
the time the angels sung in harmonious mum.
bers young Adams love for the beautiful
daughter of God, each passing era of time has
been chronicled by tales such as this i = .
We would speak reverently of our first mo-
ther-the heroine of the most ancient story
She was the last and best creation, the sister
of angels, and little lower than they. She
combined in her young womanhood all of love-
illness, goodness and purity which has descend
ed, sullied and divided heritage, among her
myriad daughters. Her beloved, glowing in a
humanity which then was godlike, received
with rapture, this crowning blessing from the
creative hand, and bliss settled down in Edens
bowers The new made earth was at their
feet and the hosts of heaven watched with ten
der interest the progress of this first romance.
Then came the temper "a few words of sub
tie beguiling, moment of weak credulity,a and
a world was lost !-Pennsyvan,an. -.-
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

The USE OF PIANOS PRESCRIBED "A
highly respectable Quaker in New York has
been disowned by the Hicksite Friends in
that city, because he purchased piano forte
and had the same in his house in Madison
street. 1t seems that there are about forty
Friends in New York who, with their fami-
lies, are liable to the same condemnation.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

THE CLAY MoNUMENT.-Eight sections OF the
ton. The cap of the column and the iron statue oil
Mr.. Clay alone remain to be raised. On the coming
4h of July the monument will be fully completed, and
will be inaugurated with very interesting ceremonies
1t is notable and creditabe fact that ON the 4th
July, 1885, Pottsvlle will be the only place in the
United States possessing completed monument to
the memory of the ilIustrous dead
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
County Of Ramsey,}
In Justica,s C0urt

To Michael Cummings:
You are hereby notified that writ of attach
ment has been issued against yeu and your property
attached, to satisfy the demand of Peter Powers
amounting TO Ninety-six dollars and fifteen cents
Now, unless you shall appear before Jose ph Lemay
Justice of the Peace in and for said County, at his Of
fce in the city OF Saint Paul, in said County, the
3Oth day Of June A. D. 1855, at O'Clock in the fore
nOon Judgment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 3lst day ofMay, A. D. 1855.
PETER POWERS.
June l-d5Od -f Plaintiff.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
st. Louis Markets.

The st. Louis Republican of June 4th says-- Moth
ing of imprtance transpred relative to -four. Small
lots OF country superfne sells at 80, but buyers touch
with caution. City manufacturers hold superfine at
80 25 to 80 SO, but these prices merely nominal
Wheat, from 81 As to 81 2e, according quality
Corn, from 60 to CSC. OATS SIS to 75c Hay, 81 Is
81 rs per 100 lbs Fully fair sugar brings 6kc prime
stored for some thing higher.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

%The Coos Democrat says that on the
29th of May, at about five o'clock in the
morning, there was sharp shock of an
earthquake there, accompanied by report
as loud as smart clap of thunder, followed
by long rumbling sound, and general
shaking of people in their beds.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

changes from that quarter come filled with
enthusiastic descriptions Of the fine condi-
ton Of the crops of every kind. We might
give columns of extracts all running in the
same vein, but the above will suffice to allay
whatever apprehensions may have existed
about the quantity of the coming crops.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

n@- Mrs. Henrietta Robinson, the yelled
murderess, at Troy, N. Y, whose case has
been much in the papers, has failed in hav
ing the verdict of her first trial set aside
and is to be hanged.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

To CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE BY Day
LIGHr.--The St. Louis Intelligencer says
we are still assured that the Ohio and Mis-
issippi Railroad will be completed and open
to Vincennes by the 4th Of July. When
this is done, we can take breakfast in Saint
Louis and sup the same DAY in Cincinnati
or Louisville
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
GEoRaErowN. ID. CT June IL.

GEoRaErowN, ID. C.) June IL.
We learn that the brother of Mr. Riggs, of
the firm of Riggs & Co., has purchased the
beautiful property upon our heights, formerly
owned by the late Col. George c. Washington,
for $l7 500. Also, that Major Scott has dis
posed of his property known as the Cedars,
aud for many years the residence of the late
Col. John Cox, who was Mayor of George
town for twenty odd years, for $4,000
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

When DR.. Rush was young man, he was invited
celebrated for the part he took in the American Rev.
oluion. 1t SO happened that the company had wait
ed some time for Mr.. Morris, who, on his appear
ance, apologzed for OBTAINING them, by saying thai
he had been engaged in reading sermon Of cler
ders. "Wel, Mr.. Norris" said the Doctor. " how
did you like t!" "It's too tame and smooth for me.
" Mr.. Norris" replied the Doctor, what sort of
sermon do you like!" "I like, sir,'' replied Mr.
Morris, &c that kind of preaching which drives maj
into the corner of his pew, and makes hun think th
devil is after him.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

b9~ The Toledo, Blade says, young
printer named Spencer Davis shot himself
in the head with pistol, at Logansport,
Ind, on the 18th ult, because a young
lady in that place would not return his love
for her. Poor "typo"-as a proof of his
affections he made an improper use of the
shooting stick"
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
June FL. THURSDAY. s3-: g ':- :. ~ :,
RIVER NEWS.

0G' In the way of marine news we have but little
to report. The river still rolls suggishy along with
no percepbe acceleration in its pace from the recent
rains. Since our last issue the steamers War Eagle
and Oakland have arrived, comfortably loaded with
passengers.
gH- The Berlin, Capt. E. McLagan, left for Sha-
kopee yesterday.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

Wednesday evening Empire Hall was
again filled to overdowing by our citizens
all of whom were very pleasantly entertain.
ed by the representations. This evening a
very attractive bill is offered. Turn out
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

6rRead the advertisement of Forbes &
Kittson in to-day's paper They have fine
assortment of goods, which they are anxious
to sell 'or small profit. Drop in and ex,
anime their stock.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

B0-Miss Checseboro, of Canandaigu, n.
Y, has been awarded 5000 for the best
American story for the Baltimore San.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

B@The telegraph is to he extended from
Constantinople, along the coast of Syria, to
Egypt.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
D0tela.
WinSlNW House.

Junction Of SAINT Anthony, Eagle, and Fort S.rexs,
SAINT PAUL.
i: A. PARKER, Proprietor.
HAVING taken this large and comnlodious Hou..
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
The building is new, having only been opened in July
last and as no expense has been spared furnishing
offers to the travelling public that great
hOme Being situated in the most business portion Ot
the city, VISITORS on business pleasure will fnd
to their advantage to stop with The proprietors
will spare pains furnish their table with every lux
ury the market affords.
W Connected with this Hotel il q Livery StaL e.
prepared to furnish pleasure parties, and Othei..
good turnouts. II. A. PARkER
St. Paul, Nov. 81, 1s54-d&wly.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

1g The Detroit water loan ($25O, ,0OO)
has been taken by Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
of New York.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
GOODS by EXPRESS

lust receivefa at the Boston Boot and Shoe Store
- number of cases superior Thick Boots, which viii
be sold at q bargain. b. W. MORSE co =
June 22, 1855, J,f
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

Steamer City Belle, Lodwick, Galena.
Minnesota Belle, Thunderstorm, Ga lena.
Latrobe, Ransom, St. Louis.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
LOT FOR SALE.

ON the corner Of Eighth and st. Peter Streets let
~ block IL. Enquire on the premises Of the under
signed. N. CROSS
June 19. div
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

Mendoza, Winnesota Territory.
M ESSRS. CRlSWELL 4 FLYNN respectful announce
" to the public that they have taken this commodious
ana beautifully situated Hote-at the mouth of the Min
nesota River and opposite Fort Snelling-and are
open and ready for the strangers and
travellers.
No pains will be spared accommodate both men and
animals to the satisfaction OF the ira yelling public.
April 13 1854 DOM
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
DEPARTED,

Steamer Henrietta, -, st. Louis.
War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Berlin, Noel, Upper Minnesota,
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
RECEIPTS, &c.
ARRIVED.

Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
Berlin, Noel, Upper Minnesota.
Oakland, Morrison, St. Louis.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
COMMERCIAL
BOARD OF TRADE.

OFFICERS:
w. r. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President
>. W. WALKER Secretary.
A. ii. CATHCART Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
w. r. Marshall, T. M. Marshall, w. f. Hunt,
Alex. Rey, c. T. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. T. Chamblin, A. s. Elfelt, A. L. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markey, c. w. Turnbu
u Communications should be addressed to the Sec
retary. Directors meet the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
OFF TODAY
DUE TODAY.

Steamer Oakland, Morrison, ST. Louis.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

-. As 040OGXk, PROPRIETOR.
VIE subscriber has leased for term OF years, the
SMELLING HOUSE, formerly occupied by Coulson,
pairing newly furnshed and he aatters himself
hat he will be able give Satisfaction 10 all who may IA
vOr him with CALL There Is good stabing connected
with the house. -..
81 Connected with the above house is good livery
establishments where persons always procure good
horses and carriages for visits to the interior of the Ter
ritOry. april 24dtf
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22

ThermOmetrical Record for 1855.
Kept by MokToN PACE, Druggists Third st., St. Pau
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
st. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

The following list of the rates at which ioregn bank
notes and exchange bought and sod is corrected r
the PIONEER daily by Messrs. BORUP 4 CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
a,,rttsenle,rt8. .
] T III d A T r. E

It III Il A ~ E..
Empire Hal, near the american 77osss.
10 OPEN EVERY EVENING.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY!!-.
st Louis Varieties Dramatic Company
NIr. j. HUNTLEY, stage and Acting Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 22, 1855,
Will be performed the beautiful Comedy, in Act, Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
King Charles, - --a--a- Miss E. N. Lopsdale.
Duchess de TOrreneuvea, Miss Sallie st. Clair.
After which the Farce of .''.".-
BETSY BAKER!
Mr.. MOwser, .y-- Mr.. Bernard.
Mrs. Mowser, Miss Sallie st. Clair.
To conclude with
RAISING THE WIND!
Jeremy Dddler, Mr.. d. Allen.
Saturday evening, ..l.
VILLA M TELL!
ADMISSION -. 80 Cents.
CHILDREN under I2 yrs. IS
Doors open at precisely IA o'clock Curtain rise g.
Front Seats reserved for the Ladies.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
STEAMERS.

j. Ii. GILBFKT, Master,
VXTlLL leave Pittsburgh for the above all interme-
w diate landings the early opening Of navigation
the Upper Mississippi. For freight passage apply on
board to John Flack Livingston, Pittsburgh r.
Cutter or P. F. Gesse, Wesville Ohio; w. Eberheart,
Rock Island, Ills. Gerge R. West Co., Dubuque, Iowa
r. p Upton T. E. B. Nash, D. E. Moulton ST. Anthony
Falls, Mimi E. Murphy, John Jackns, Minneapolis
Burbank Co., ST. Paul.
The FALLS CITY is entirely new and speedy boat
powerful machinery built by Gesse ofvery light draught
excellent accommodations will be splenddly furnished
and finished built expressly for the St. Anthony Falls
Steamboat Company, Mimi, under the immediate super
vision of R. Cutter Engineer and will regular
Packet from Rock Island Dubuque to the Falls Of St.
Anthony through the season. and be manned by careful
and reliable officers and men. ..
J. B. GILBERT, General Agent for Co.,
Office St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh,
Missouri House, Wellsville, Ohio, L
L. Chase & Co., Treasurer of Co.,
March d&wtf St ANTHONY Falls
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1855-06-22
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