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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

EEIn Sheffield, England, a woman sur
prised a neigIlbor with the announcement
that the Devil was dead! Her statement
being doubted, she led her friend to the
shop where the fact was stated, as she sup
posed in the following form--"sAr1s dyed
here.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
1he FinanciaI Horiznn.

Every thing of late indicates that the
opening spring will be q prosperous one in
the East. and as a consequence it must fol-
low trade win receive a prOpOrIiOuaie impe-
tus in the West. Our very latest advices
from New York. the greatest barometer of
trade IN this country, states that money has
not been so plenty there these two years
past; and as a further evidence, one news
paper says, "great activity is being display
ed in real estate. The sales are extensive,
and the crowds at the Merchants Exchange
have become again remarkable.
The stock market, too, gives token of
ths dawn Of better times. About a month
ago Erie r R. shares we're selling at 90
now it is quoted at 40; Reading at 7a-noW
at 76: Hudson River 35-noW at 40: and
so on a3 igfnitum.
All that people have to do is TO keep a
stiff upper lip, and wait a little longer
Confidence Will soon retnrn; ana with il
more prosperous times.-Pltsburgh Post
DEATH OF THE Rev. john S. REESE The
Baltimore Patriot announces the death o
the Rev. J S. Reese on Weds'day athis res
idence in Baltimore county. He was Presi.
dent of the Maryland Conference of tn,
Methodist Protestant Church.
-~~~ - ~-~~~~~N
E- Hon. T. Means, Of Steubenville, ar
rived here yesterday morning for the pur
pose of changing with Hon. r. J., Alexan.
der, who will hold Court in S,eubenyille tn,
next term, commencing on Tuesday next
Judge NJ. is a young man-an accomplish
ed gentleman, and a good Judge.-St
Clairsville Gazette, 18Th.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

GZrConsidcrable damage was done at
Wheeling by tie breaking up of the Ice
Several boats have been left in very pre-
c~arious situation. Oae, the steamer Adelia,
was sunk.
Several other boats were sunk at various
other places along the river.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
Washington Feb. Is

WhshlhSton req. TO-
sENArE'-Bsing private Bill day, Mr.
Mason, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, reported back the Honse Bill,
r%emodsling the Diplomatic and Consular
system Of he United States.
HousE,--Thc Honse rent into Committee
on the mail steamer Appropriation bill
Mr.. 0lds amendment was pending.
The debate was continued by Messrs
Lysus, Yates. Washburn, (of Me land
Cutting, in favor of the amendment, and
by kr. Smith, of Va, in opposition; and
the amendment was then agyecd to. Tbs
Committee then rose; but without further
action on the bill, the H use adjourned.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

BALTIMORE, Feb. l9--Cattle Market
Offered 100 head, 260 driven eastwarJs.
and $50 sold at prices ranging from / TO
5,25. Hogs. 1000 head offered, nearly all
sold at 7@9,5o per cwt.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

Ii will be seen by reference 10 our Con,
gressional proceedings, that the President
has vetoed the French SDoilation bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

BosroS, Feb l9-Adjutant General Stone
was arrested at Worcester on Saturday for
breaking open the Armory Of the Jackson
faards, now dishanded, and iefusiag d
surrender the rms. He was allowed 10
to Boston. without bail, 10 consult
The commandments chief.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
independence in Politics.

For several elections past a move has
been on foot, known as the ~"Independent
move" said to have for its object the break.
ing down Of party lines and the throwing
of OF party trammels and party drill. The
leaders of that movement condemned the
democratic party for its conventions, regu.
lar nominations, and customs, that prevails
among lis members, Of "goiug the whole
ticket" Many men were loud in their de-
nunciations of these things, end al! that
pertsined TO a regular and systematic or.
gsnization of political parties.
Many Of those who favored the indepen.
dents, we're honest, and still adhere to thai
faith; but how is it with q majority Of the
leaders of that so called, independent move
m~ent--are they honestin their professions
are they consistent? Verify not. Failing
in reaching the spoils by that course, the
right about face" and enter into an order
where all is system, tactics, drill, oaths ant
obligations. Where the first thing that il
done, IS to bind its members hand and foot,
and divest them Of all the attributes Of Free,
men. They in truth and in fact, have a
bEndoned all the principles advocated by
them, al Independents by entering tie X.
N. order, and taking its obligations. For
by it's requirements they are not governed
by the qualifications of candidates in cast
ing their votes; if they come under the ban
of the K. Ms. it is sufficient. But these
same leaders in the X N. order will no
doubt come before the people as l~ndcpe2.
dents with all their guilt, with ell their
oaths and political sins upon them, profess.
ing one thing openly, and practicing the
opposite secretly, and ask the confidence
and sutfrages of the people. What con.
fdcncc chopld the people have in men 90
Inconsistent? The whole mater ia becoai
ing fully understood; TIE leaders of the
Supreme Order" ore cow two well known,
W. well marked, to practice this deception
longer.
By be rules of their order. Interpreted
by the Grand Council Of the State Of Ohio,
a consistent X. N. enc who pretends to be
governed BY the order, cannos ever scratch
the ticket nominated il council, yet these
same men as heretofore will no doubt de.
claim against party tactics and democratic
drill. Shall they thus succeed by fraud and
double dealing?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. Electromagnetic.
ton firm. Flour, unchanged; Wheat, SOUTH
ern red, S2,l2; Corn, western mixed eco
81; Pork, old mess $l2, SCI; Bio GoGee de.
clined sales 9lWlo; Linseed OH &c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

BoUND ovER.-T. s. Gilbert, who was
arrested in Mlllersbnrgh a week or two
ago, charged with being implicated in the
embezzlemeut Of the county funds, has been
held to bail for his appearance at court, in
bonds Of five thousand dollars. The ex-
animation lasted three days.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

OLD BULIIos A COLD WATER MAN.-Col
Thomas II. Benton, in a letter addressed TIC
a COMMITTEES of the Young Mems Mercan,
tile Library Association Of New York, ac-
knowledgipg the receipt Of g Silver Water
Pitcher and Salyer, informs his young cor.
respondents that he attributes Whatever o.
mental and bodily vigor he now hes and
whatever of business application be has ever
shown, to a resolution formed early in life
to abstain from all intoxicating drinks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

EzFfhemas M. Orally, the most clo-
quent orator in Wheeling, died at Fert Ad-
SIMS, in Mississippi, on the 18th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
Ohio Statecman.

We are much rcjoiced to thin k that the
cd wheel horse Of the Ohio Democracy, Col
Msdary has again taken charge Of tbs
Statesman. 1t augurs well for the future
prospects Of the Democracy. Let there be
a 100 new subscribers for the Statesman,
be raised in this county Immediately. The
former editors did good service.
The following are the terms Of tke States
man,
Daily Statesman per year Sc 90
Weekly 900
Subscriptions must always be paid in
advance.
Those who desire to aid us in our enter.
prise, need not wait for a prospectus, but at
once forward their names, rs pay in advance
will always secure a prompt return of the
paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

RoBERT GARRETT.-This is the name Of
a new locomotive, recently received from
the East, aud put on the Steubenville and
Indiana Railroad. The Locomotive is thus
named, out Of regard to RoBEGT GARRETT,
of Bsllmoine City, who has done much to-
wards sustaining the interest Of the compa-
ny, and giyingcredit to the bonds Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

E-The Legislature q Missouri has in
definitely postponed TIE election 81 y. 8
Senator.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

SrEuDENvLLr, Feb. fs.-Flour-Gooi
superfne 5000; extra 9,25.
Wheat-S1,7 70 for white; SLs5 for red.
Groceries-sugar in bids 6@6l; Dbl 81
COZ; n. Q. Molasses 27@2s; syrup 80;
Rio Coffee l2c.
Grain--Cof7o@7 IS, Oats; 40.
Bacon-H ams94@al; Shoulders and
sides 6@64.
salt-Retails at e.6s@2.75.
Butter-18c for fresh roll.
Lard-8@83c.
Dried Fruit-APples 81 per bushsl,-4
Peaches $l.75.
Potatoes soc per bushel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

EV'New week we shall give some rich
Developments in respect to Know Nothing.
ism in the New York Legislature. The
"Celestials'' and "Sbapghais" may look out
for something entertaining.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

ONO MEN LOOKING west EARD.-The
Hon. James Mathews, Coshocton, Ohio, re-
moves i'll the spring to Knoxville, Marion
county, Iowa. NJ, L. SulIiyant, Esq, the
great land proprietor Of Columbus, has rur.
chased upwards of sixty thousand acres Of
land in Illinois, mostly prairie, and is sctt-
ing about hedging it and planting timber
trees for shelter and fencing. tx. Governor
Bebb has settled en- an extensive tract of
fine land in Winncbago county, Illinois;
and he and his sons are at work vigorous.
ly improving it. MesSrs. Sturges and Bige-
low, bankers, Of GAINESVILLE, have purchas-
ed, and age now improving, Q tract of about
one hundred thousand acres, we believe in
Illinois, some twenty or thirty miles south
of Chicago. These are all men of taste.
and great energy, and will render import.
ant service in converting the vast prairies
Of Illinois into fruitful farms and gardens.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

PirrsBrRdH, Feb. 10.
Flcur-Sales from store at 1915 for N.
perine and $8,87 e6r extra.
Grain--Ear Corn a75 " bushsL
Mah--sales Of Malt at $3.50 " busheL
Corn Meal-S37 1853 Dbl.
Molasses--25c ~ gaAs On tine.
Hops-35@40c f3lb.
Bulk Meat--A sale DC Ap8 3bs: Iii lsy
Shoulders, $50 FOR sides Aaa ess IN
Hams.
Butter Roll. lie % ID.
Dried Psarhes--y apseleJ hes. Bill.
OF 9 bushel peeled do. fIo
EIay-fg4@ss y ton
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

@-There are several articles in last
week's Republican that might need a reply;
but as our neighbor has come to the CON.
%clusion to be q better man, we will not clay
= straw in his road" but wish him great
success in his new undertaking.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21


A EEw WESTON OF THE BIBLE.--Kossuth
has written 8 letter to the Society Of Friends,
in reply to their Christian Appeal for
Peace at any price" in which he maintains
the necessity of war in some cases upon
scriptural grounds. lie says the version
Of the Bible quoted by the memorialists,
Which reads "Glory to God in the highest,
on earth peace and good will toward man."
should read "Glory to God in the highest,
on earth peace to good-wishing men,
Here is a question for the New y~ersionists
to discuss. Having set tho Washington's
Farewell Address, the distinguished Meg
var has now undertaken to SET the Christian
world right about the mtaaiag Of the Bi.
bic.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
De11uir0tlr aeutillrl
CADTZ, 0Hg0

WEDNESDAY EyENING........FEB. 81, 1ss,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

ED-Gov. Wright, Of Indiana, has taken
a ''card Of clearance" from the pastor of the
ID. j. Church at indianapolis, because the
latter is a Know Nothing. "old Joe" is al.
ways (W)right, and especially in this in.
stance!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

TURNED ur-The man Dent, whose horse
We mentioned as having been found on the
prairie below town last week, and who, it
was feared, had met with some frightful ac-
cident or foul play, has turned up. 1t ap-
pears, after leaving the Central hotel in OF
tawa he took notion to 90 to Chicago, and
as his horse was not worth much he under
took to kill him by cutting his throat, in
which he was foiled by the horse getting
away. He then came back to Ottawa, and
took the 2 o'clock train for Chicago, whence
he wrote to his relatives explaining his alb
sence. lie APP pears to be somewhat troubled
with want of ballast in the upper story,
and the prank was characteristic Of the
man
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

CUSTOM MILLS !
TO THE PUBLIC. J

Any quantity OF good Winter Wheat; also PAx eced,
Rye Buckwhcat for which the highest price will be
paid In Cash, at the Ottawa Custom Mills, West end Of
the Hydraulic Basin. Oct - SCHUTT NEWMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
NEW GOODS.


IiE snbscrIbers would aeknowe,ig- the natiering
manner 10 which they have been sustained by dis.
cefning pahaie, h unds raking supply them vth good
Clothing and oentlensn's Furnishing uoods II
be ptees, they uond respectfully call the attention Of
her sas1euers and the public generally 10 their heavy
and superb stock Of Goods, for Gentrnebs fAi and
Winter wear, which has heen selected BY Tim In Irrsan
for their trade II will b- found to consist Of the most
desirable and elegant well the durable arti-
ces, got up In the best and fashionable styles
bracing us
karteut Coats, Over Sacks and Taimas,
OF every grade. In quality and price, french Coths, In
Dreas Procks and cced cloth double and single br-as
ted Coats, Cashmere Business Suits, Washington style
Beaver Doe,kins, and all other kinds Of black French.
English and American Cas-i.cre Pants, Of fancy and
plain velvet ssns black colored Silks Of all patterns
and Cassmeres Of every variety Also, large stock Of
Boys Clothing.
We have also purchased an extensive assortment of
RURNlsiiING GOODS, embracing shawis Muniers era
vas, Stocks, Wedding Ties Scnris, Hapoeons, Prncs
Absrties Silk and lnta Handkerchief SILK and WOODEN
Wrappers and Drawers, Shirt Collars, Hosiery and
Gloves Of every style and quality Re, together with
large stock 81 India Rubber Clothing Capes and Whips
ALSO, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hats and Caps, Fur
Gloves and Fur Collars. f ,v
DKy Go0Ds BoxiS for sale t|.-. i.. H..--.,.
Remember the old place, No. Reddisk's Block, East
side 81 IN. Court House.
Sept. %. TiIORNE ZIMMERMAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
CHICAGO MARKET.


Flour-There is very little doing except
for c,y and local trade. Prices nominal Mt
As OOas5. 25 for Fine $5.75aS6.0 90 for super
tine-$6.25. .4t .f
Wheat-Common spring is in moderate
demand with limited business doing at about
al 36 in store. Prime to choice samples for
milling and export by railroad are selling at
81. 35al 40, depending upon quality. Win.
ter nominal 81 .55a$l 65 for Red, aud $l.65
a$l75 for White. ........., 90.
Corn-Nominal at soc per so lbs.
Oa,s-In lair demand for city use IN bags
at about 2Sd30c.
Bariey-Si. l0al.20 for fair to choice.
Potatoes-Selling at hod6Oc.
But,er-Firkins lsa20-Frcshroll 20d25c.
CAeese-Common country Gaze. f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
@ttaha frte Gra0tr
Literary Association.

The Association meets every Tuesday even
ing. in Glover & Cooks block, at Z o'clock.
The following question will be discussed
at the next meeting:
Resolred, That secret societies oueh' NOT
TO be countenanced by the American people
Affirmative-T. Hampton. 1is-r.a 81.
Negative-P. X. Leland,
Tho nublic are invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

PuBIIc SrprER-Our readers will reuem-'
Der that the public supper Of the Ottawa
chronological and Physiological Society
comes of on Tuesday afternoon aud evening
next What-with roast turkeys, chickens,
pies, &C., for the stomach, and speeches,
toasts and vocal music for the head rare
feast is expected.
Single tickets 81, double do, admitting .
lady and gentlemen, $I.5O, may be had Of
any Of the members or at the door.
o. S. Fowler is expected on Tuesdays
train.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

Persons seeking appropriate articles Tor
holiday presents should not make their pur-
chases without first visiting the Crockery
store of Spencer 4 Earl In the way OF
fancy China and Glass Ware, ornamental
vases, statuettes, &C., &C., we never saw
more dazzling display. Twill do your eyes
good to look in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

TIE FAIR of the ladies Of the Episcopal
Church at the Court House on Thursday and
last evening was emineutly successful. We
understand every article was sold, and the
proceeds over and above all expenses amoun-
ted to some $3.50, sum that might have
been greatly increased by larger supply
of articles, had so ready sale been untici-
nated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29

FIRE-On Sunday morning, while the
family Of Mr.. Nattingcr, living in South Of
tawa, were ut breakfast, fire broke out in
the upper part of the house in which they
lived, and before effectual assistance was
rendered the house was completely con-
sumed. The family succeeded however, n
saving most of their clothing and furniture.
The house was owned by Mr. j. S. Stocktos,
merchant in Ottawa, and being uninsured, his
loss is about $500. Mr. Nattngcr loses
about 800. The fire originated from a
stove pipe passing through the upper room
into fluc overhead. .,- ... .f.'-
- ANOTHER On Wednesday the residence
of Geo. u. Walker, Esq, near the west end
of the hydraulic basin, also took fire, and
was only saved by prompt and energetic
measures The fire originated from the heat
ola chimney placed too near the wood work,
the house being frame. ....
The severe weather of the last week is
putting the safety of every flue, pipe hole,
cannot, at such time, be too watchful.
r These fires brin, again forcbly to mind
the utterly helpless condition OF our city in
case serious fire in any closely built part
of it should break out. We have now ar.
rived at the three story era in building, when
commoa house pals and ladders will no
aonger suffice to convey water to the tops of
buildings, and when an engine is the only
possible means of getting water to such
height. Yet so far from having an engine,
we have not even hooks and ladders. We
venture the assertion that there is not an
other city as large as Ottawa in the country
that is so poorly provided with implem ents
to extingush fire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
The Great Medicine tor Purifying
sd. THE BLOOD,

DIR. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla.
This preparation combines in highly con.
c,n,rat-d stat. the Iodine, tor the Iodine OF Pc.
,,ss,m the Eiyid Erfyaet nj SarsopariiIa
fbr IIondur,s yootA the Y,il.p Dock. and Sill.
h,,;. ,ogr,hr, with other valuable extracts
which renders the compound the most ,E,efuai
euyat;r, in tie uorid. for all diseases arising
r,m IN impure STATE of the blood o habit oft he
svs,-m. viz:
Scrof,ia. or Kings Erii, Cancers, Tumors,
Eyuptions Of the Skin, Erysipeiss, Chronic
SIRE Ewes. Ring Worm on letter, Seald Head,
Old Sores and Ulcers. Ferer Sores, Eaisveed
Glands, Leprosv, White Seedlings. Scrofulous
or TuJereuloss Communion, Blotchss, Bsils,
Pinpies on Tie Face, and oil diseases arising from
the use OF Mercury or Calom~l.
DR.. Ess,eriy's Iodine and Sarsaparillas area.
oo, s'~ WY '"o'. " ,ns orsense. d,s'roys the
germ ny p'"n"s "" "'''"' u"a"s,"s "''o'a
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'en ''"rey nea'n
W Ha''e''s ,oo'"e anu '"''apa'"' So
'e'e'e" a"' sp-'"y cure VI re"'" oo"'p'@'"'s'
such as inciprnt Consumption, earrenness, Leu
corrhea or Whites, Obstruc,ed or Difficult, Men.
s,rna,ion Incon,ineuc. n, J,,n. mr. involuntary
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discharge 'hereo'' produced either by ineguinri'y
or accident. M Female should neglect TO take
/, WIN ia a,nroocb,ug thu, c,i,ical n.rod o,liE.-
-, .pp'.a |,n' "a. -
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

---".- = Ut. IUUIs, DeC' <V'
The weather suddenly changed at the
close of the past week, became intensely
cold. At this point the river is filled with
floating ice, and in consequence Of the add.
tional danger thus presented, insurance and
freights have materially advanced. This
checked operations yesterday. Scarcely
any thing was transacted on Change. A
few lots Of wheat sold at q range OF l35 to
l55c, the last for prime red fall. Country
-four brought 81 62t for fancy, and 8 90 for
extra. Oats 43. Rye 90c, including Skis
Whiskey SOC. Hogs to 5tc, dividing on
200 lbs and sale Of 800 head. No dispatches
from New Orleans later than the 10th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-29
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY.

VIE subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. that they have Just opened
NKw BAKERy In GLO,sR 4 Cooks WOODEN BrLDixG, on
MADISON SrRkkr where they will make TO order and
stant,y keep on hand everything In the Bakers line ;
consisting of CRacEEns such Boston, Butier, Soda,
Oyster, Pic Mic, &c. CANES of every description, such
a. Molassea and Sugar Cookies Washington Cake Queen
do, Fancy do, Pound do, sponge do Spice do. Br
den Biscuit Boston Cream Cake Loaf Cake, Drop Cake,
New York Drops, Ginger Nuts. Ginger Bread, Son Gin
ger Bread Boston Brown Bread &c. Also all kinds OF
BREAD and PIEs.
Orders BY letter otherwise win be promptly attended
to- Persons leaving their ORDERS have any article In
line delivered In the City free Of charge
September 22. SANFORD PICEErr