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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

Mrs. r. A. Pike, OF Calls, auihorcss OF
Ida May j. said to he building handsome
residence with the proceeds Of her success
ful hook
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06

The PEopLE.-The ladder that helps
our statesmen to climb but which they
kick aside as soon as they have reached the
summit Of their ambition.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-09-06
WHOLE NO 1910

The DsATH OF MAYOR WooDIs.-Th
case of Mayor Weodis presents an exam
pie of true moral courage, unAinching
bravery, and faithful discharge Of duty, not
wlhou, precedent lis true, but one that we
rurely witness in the present day. Whh
ample means at his command, and every
facility for fleeing to place Of safety, no
could have lcf! the tainted atmosphere of
Norfolk upon the indications of the pesti-
lence, and would now have been far re-
moved from danger. But he possessed too
much beroisin, too much love for his fel-
low men, 10 entertain thought of self, and
acting from the prompiings of noble,
generous and sympathizing heart, has i'm
molated himself in the cause Of suffering
humanity.
At the very first appearance OF the pesti.
lence we hear of him visiting the much
dreaded Barry's Row, penetrating to its
centre, causing the infected TO be removed
to the hospital, and seeing that none should
suffer, if through this agency it could be
prevented. From that period up to the
last Thursday night, his course had been
the same, dcyoting himself entirely TO tho
alienation Of the sorrows and sufI.rings OF
others, until h. has at last fallen before the
relentless scythe of the Fell d, stroyer, a.
victim to the impulses of noble heart.
lie has fallen in noble cause.-The Gauss
OF suffering humanity-and when marble
monuments and proud mausoleums shall
have crumbled into dust, generations yet
unborn will lisp his name in praise and re-
we're his memory.-PetersJursh Express.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
- .1RKOCL.4.W.dIIO.N.
UNITED STATES OF -HMERiCA.l
TERRlTQRYzoEKA
sIEEhs litorH and 1f qKsIlhsa Kansss
~ - u u yANh q EsN IN p EEhE6 l1orra

IL (sE6i voters 4tfis ftffitorY W of Kansas:
fNIHl I,4NpEEN A REEDER, Gov
ernor Of the said Territory, do hereby proclaim
and make known that 7 hatel erected an addition
al Election District comprising portions Of the
Eleventh Twelfth and frteenth Election Dis
trictsa to be called tie Eighteenth Election Dis
trSet, and 70 include the settlements on the wa
ters Of the Nelhsha, sounded and described as
follows, to wit. commenting In the Vermfiiion
Branch of the Blue Rffef, at the crossing Of the
Military Road from Fiort EeaYenworth to Fort
Kearhey., thence stide North to, the ffie Of the
fTerritory; thence along the same East to the
line Of the Fourteenth Election District, thence
South along TIE line Of the Fourteenth ana Fif-
teenth Election Districts TO the aforesaid M;iiz
tary Road and thence by the middle of saj3 roar.
to the place of begi inning she place of elec-
ton For said Dfstfict sSi be at t.e Honse Of
w. w. Moore, where the ST. joseph Road cross
/ es the Nemaha. o. : .aszi7 ssrissst @ -. : -
And further that r have dets.:hed from the
eievent nth and added to the Tent Election Dis
trfct the following poltu 81 Territofy to wit.
beginning in thesF ion River at The cross,
ing Of the Independer &c .Emiigra6t Read. thence
up said klyer bsyosid o fhs house Of Josiah
Adams, thence east along the Northern side
OF the SAD Eonse TO the said Road and down said
Road to me ,placssof, beginning s...ss ii s''''
IS Witness my hand and the seal Of said Terri
ltogy; this 2zth day of February 4. ., 1852 90,
~ sd. 10 ysllsV sd as h REEDER, a..
sItss : 3 $: SS5ssPSF SEE e
Il March u Oh
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
For CounciI BIZ Is.

= .IsaIstA..- THE splendid passenger gsteamsx
- - ADMIRAL. CHAs. K. -BAKER,
.Masters viii run as q regular Packet during the
sreason, between ST. Louis, BooHviile, Glasgow,
Brunswick, HlPss Landing, Berlin, WaverIy,
Lexington, Camden. Rich6elA, Libefty, Indepsn.
,denes, Kansas, LeavenworehJ Weston, st. Joseph
and Council Bluffs. s3YS
The ADMIRAL is Of excellent carrying ca.
paeity, and her accommodations for passengers
aye not surpassed by, any steamer en- the river
it liberal share OF the public patronage,. and
shippers may rely HpoR dis ispatsh and punctuality.
For freight OF passage apply on board
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
ISa5>BFEiiiIgsAIgsS exn ent. 1855
= REG uLAR MONDAY pAoKHF FoR wEsToH.

i .Gsa. .h THE NEW, light-draught pa,sen-
- - g ger steamer GENOA. THIock-
MORTON, Master, win leave St. Louis every al
ternate Monday, for Weston, Fort Leayenworth,
Leayengorth City, ParksilIe. Kansas, Indepen-
lingtol, Lexington and points below, beginning
her trips Monday, February s2sth..5[s -.
: The Genoa, A, having fac aecommod datiops for
passengers and freight reasonable share Of the
patronage OF tie public is respectfully Solicited
IS ~ zs>,J, zs,>,,;J {. TdROCKz]MAQllRTQNs 2 Y % Master.
q <, 49, f.. = M SieIkti ii7gs &c
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

s eG&3AR.
II - !.
la - y - kz6zlsEA &329t,A-.
slsl5or3 - OF - q
e<4sle@ bna1 ~ efezoaz z1szknlS flsia1A
esEsp1i $500 fs1ssz elhn, - = N fEIA
49, I q. yas5a +. = !. - siasEa
M sii xleifn ntsiSt yssk s6As,iIis ne "a. "a.
s sg % sSif e,lS.S u saEpssssa E
Tor ref tritsE isSS and pieetf Of SiabA,
seis fss Rlfss tswa asE 2 So 3 :,
b asss q ssJI lp sfs' slsss sa
hass q sibEl issd sfga sssts win he si.s~ is
Ct directing stts6sion s 70 ths PLACE feeling
q ts isSss s5nsY asS. &.
is @ s46oss naEn Gent ne es 5sstsd
nan. the 3 anf siss5 & III Is dst.
a.ssslf 8gSs Z ssyp !RsS R5SgSFt g
Eafs iass BssaEs s sR sS Rsag sss siss
Esaa5 EMh RIssss ffi} 81 e 1s Ss5Is
b. f,ei ;4s4 ii lsss, e F''' ny '.s,,l e q s s a.
f4s55rspriaiesART 1850.
s., 49Eis esd 81 50ssph Rge M Fig :
baiseq sdi . ,iliQsdGys RG1ket.f si,soeIiEa s.
+ fIsEk sDHE splendid and fastTuaniss
- 4 - seAgsz etsoNoRA, Bzs, 5oisE-
sSs, Sl haaas nj Mosdsy ss eeiSsE
III. for s6fasgoW, Brunswick, Miami, Hffi's
fLs6di Ing; fWavefiy, Berlin. Lexington, Wellihg-
ton, Camden, SSibfey ,Rfehfeld, Liberty ,IndsPen-
dence, Kansas, Park1flie; Leaveab6rthss Fort
EeassswOEth St. JOssph ed sasIls III iassr'
FOE navigation, VIII 4saYe ST. Eo6is every alfss-
nate Monday, as follows: s2s:q zif1
MssSh ; ssnspd lesS s.s July sh and zsa
= May i 4lh and e8th; - Sept. Sd and 17th; 81,
June 18th and 25th; a10et. 1st, 18th and 2sths
Nov: 42fhi and s26th. =
Returning, will. leave ST. Joseph, every alter
nate Sunday, at 10 o'clock, AIM, .asfolio6s:
Ap1ilshss aa as sS ss 81 as s6dasd; Eas i''n
May 9th and 2esh;y . & Oetoban 7th and 21st;
lJuas 2d aAd,l7th; II FNpvepber,4 ,4tA ead 18th,
j. Departing from ST.. Joseph on Snnday,t a 10
i O'Clock, a.. m; Weston, Monday, 7.o,clocks salm.,
Fort Leayenwosths at, S-a.- m; Lsavensorth at
m. PaTkyi1lesat9 an. Kansas, at 10 a. m;
Wayne CITY, at 1 q. m; Liberty, at IL m; Rich
isfeid,A ct rp.m;' 'sibley, at Up. m; Camden, at
p. m; Wellington, at p. m; Lexington Tues
day, at half past .. I'M; Dover, at ga. m; Waver-
ay, at 70ia. myHiilss Landing, at II am; Miami,
at P. m; Brunswick, at p. m; Glasgow, Eat
bpm; Boonville, alto pm; and arriving in st.
4 Louis "Wednesday AFTERNOON, in time fol. Lehis-
yiAe mail boats and the evening lines OF travel
Einsevery directions. aeA go ~. aottEsi ssi. T.
i : No efforts shaih be wanting ON the part oeher
present officers to retain the Sonora. the wide
lpopufarity which she has Reretofose acquitted.
Every requisite attention and accommodation
will be- cheetfully extended to passengers, and
i Ishippers may rely upon the utmost punetuality
and dispatch In ths delivery Of Freight =
4 .rss4 nl7 : sla BEN JOHNSON, Master.
+ = .iissf -'e-ses.;s WALL & WIDEN, Ageits-
harr fc. = . -lsrr
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
.harTnGe1sh 0;styietS

IDS DlstF1ct e dIFlded into two voting Pee
cints as follows Blue River Plecfnct.-
Commencing per mouth of Black Jack
cgssks Up said sresks t9 the, bead, of THE
ss5s s sSa sss e. g. sis! 9;
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
Large and Gosnmodions ware
1ssgaIsyNT. REEs.

.3A icat AE6FENWORIH, <. Z.
rs now erecting, ana sssfii hsSS SSein readiness by
Il the time boats begin to arrive, the largest
WAREa11oosE M che placeS s1e will receive,
store and forsFa goods aor9 9Produce;Eo terms
which shall besatisfaetoryg He will alsotake on
EVERY KIND, on THE MOST REAsoSARpx
- - 4aa5b1ozsti 81 TERMs, ,5yI
His Ware House lis at the NEST convenient
point, at the foot of Delaware Street. onposits
Fshe princlpak @i lest lanainH Sldlu.t at tn.
advsntSse IN Uk-
% Storage and Commits si5s 6assKGZ.
will also have on hand With the Sopenins
of navl gatfon, a full An9 6mpfete assortment q
every variety Of goods suifea for .itstg -
ia.'.'s o.EM1GR,fyfV-1T OUTFITS, =
or a home market CONS sistipg Of Dry Goods, Gre
ceries, Hardware, Tools and Building materials,
QueenswaFe. Hollow ware Hats, Caps, Boots.
Shoes, saalsEy, Garden seeds. sls ~
Provisions, &C., -.
and every thing in the goods line and =. he II,
chaEges shall be moderate be therefore spi;eits
a share of, ,pnblic pSsFonsggs. -,..y f.,G
iaaa r q Don pssssld, .JespA, :' A:,i-
Tut asef ssf.4, t'' ws''s. ,s'.s :. .'.a.,
] ~yi = rs; I, Pc 4ss,hsu Ls5iAstsss s:nL
Isaac Bfihkef, 3 ,nnsss -,
seis 5, p. z; p. sssksfslbt Sets..s..,as2
= MT. T. johnson. sIsnsss i CO. d BooSyil.,.
5, E, B. eordsiI., JeGss,oo ,cits..',s
in,.. ssvsnworfk s, sDi f ~ issssss1
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23
E04s Rpaet

.d STORE Rooaa 20 g { J: :: E''sst, VI ; sos.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23

|tAaana aa1h -
|eonespondlng e asd feEss R35ss Wsst g. ne M
several epurses :. q Ne lLne o me
i.ss M 3. 4 |z 3 zEa ssaSs e shs
M4.iesly - - aslT 1l - l.5st
Ksezse;,.f fhspee, s.ppe - 8idd;e ae sai3res9 to
the Iins q thss RlsEfE thence = due n
plles % begiuningsW %. al sssod 1si5o ~
fsss sw .6sss n a,4stsaas Dsas4st!sss tsEsdesHg
q 1ssssS; iSs, s & isp
Ssss ssis basssS sl5 sSsals az HsIl
the late kEskias9 q e ss.fEEst e tiRp Aas so5 a
For EeazYa.iop to fhs: N4ft thE line Of ahey
Ml;sspsi Eiisf saatS and said ttsfii passe
OF beginning. s..rstf $
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-23


;s:s.e ss,a - 4 IS aa |IlI
s5a1nBss trict g b
ks,&s 1seazih e ezzt.s sfea +zss1<s19 7z1tc -
szlscu<h g ths4 4edsose s Dsysh vsa Bis
kGe ssssl 6adse RUsssk 30 se.bois
,sas1zssss bds zzs1lzk. q g Asaz <1gincs
= ssisb z asseA J61T Srzne4kzss1 9e. sEeds
re Hoekse seEsele FseeihS = eea1l1sllg stz5sups
pei Ihcutle or Black Jzek sieg.hsHeeEnly said
Hfeslr kQ tHeeAeed o. me zzzf6 bsaheisj {hene5
due ai6flt edthg g4HfspeHd HdSHce p saits R1at3
tAeHee sdoasnsAid Fozdst ald zbyl ths eoAet11sz
fAsAfl5 saHd s6sftEss4 ffhea - - lstflttysy
the. place Of beginning. s1lAa 80
.Eieetlou 8t.tle house Of Robert Wilson on
Rock creek. .ccef q rad. r = .6gowGsYss1
sEflf fssss'I sasf'I7 sSSIs PC 8
|ss.s5sI q hsgs4e5s sJAAfESWILSOAEtDs y 5HfTS
|ss sstei 5Efs TE1eoesthe Bsstf4cf.s sol stAfd a
Election atl thes tsadidg hsuss Se Woodw zraA
AlarshaiLs stt<esslf ssssyl s.8 10 d;ssoan aAt is
he saieq Jadess.E-F.s III Marsh ALL D dIiow
td7 80 Etss has kRaCs BISHOPS .tssiI sdt
w. p. .MeCEHREesPsz fsam
.ziiJE = EUz6ehR District.
This District is divided intoitn5 fFeki&sh a
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

WvANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL,
w situation and Good city reference
Can be for two days at S6 10th ST. 9Th avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

DuRING MY LATE VISIT TO EUROPE, OBTAINED
~ several new Instruments OF incalculabe value In nv
p.cayDemnrre's opihalmoscope which enables the oc-
M 70 look INTO the Interior Of the and optic
sa r,lha ~ amauro-s and the lens In ncipen the
equally extraordinary speculum, for looking the
we ear The eusfaoian tubes and throat; Jacobs needles
removing cataract without pain danger the regulator for
COUNTING; artificial ympan for Instantly restoring hearns
where e drum OF the perforated lost ARTIFICIAL
which look and move exactly like the NATURAL &C.
twenty years extensive practice and experience prn
cpHly IN this city and observations during
ern tour irust will be deemed unbeeomlng 10 me to
that consider treat oil those who
place themselves under care skiuly and 10 extend 10
Them advantage that be obtained In either hem
sphere BY of the Instruments each becomes
perfectly plain and visible Patients who have been dscou
wearied travelling from physician 20 another
may consult with positive that nj all
they Will he told with trufuncsa what their disease really
and whether durable otherwise Al home TO ii and
from 10 4 o'clock, daily.
JAS. W. POWELL, N. D.. ocu.st. Aurisi &C.
oO2 broadway, opposite the Sc Nicholas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05
INSURANCE..
DoRN rxCuAGE FIRE A

CoRN ExCHAGE FIRE AND INLAND NAyTGATIoy
~ Insurance Company.-New York. September 81 IssS-
lvdcnd-Ihe deetors Of this company have ths day de-
earrda os per payable on ,ke Nh
ms, W. H. WINDSOR Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

MADAME WANDER wEYDE, FROM FRANCE WILL
lNl open her institute for young ladies on Monday
Sept. 10. Besides the branches, thorough in
strueton in French and music is her principal purpose
She assisted by the best of teachers Soee musicale
cassque for scholars and relations every month Crcu
lars at Mr. Lincoln's music store $40 Broadway be-
low st. Nicholas School ITO West Twenty fifth street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

TNANTED-A SITUATION, A WOMAN WANTS A ST.
w tuaon cook she Is excellent baker, has obec
lions 10 assist little in washing Can give satisfactory refer
Can be for two days at $50 9th between LIST and
I'd avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

NvANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation TO do general homework in small family; is
good washer and ironer and willing work. has obtec
ton 70 short distance in the country. Apply at 81 West
Washington place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

gold warranted lonr PREMIUMS received New s'yica
ana beautiful werkAnshp References freely gyeu 10 pa
irons In the cts and country Those ,nlsreaed are
inly invited TO cal on DIR. MANSON den,.s "a J,r,
Teen hIed' eAIae'ea &C. SeN sgle 0Pya ieeh msereS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

"No WOMAN CAN BE UGLY WHO HAS FINE TEETH .
~ y; j. Rc~sean-rersons wishing nce act OF .eosh
viii do well TO call DIR. NAPOLEON PRETERRF ali III.
dental work sproves 70 be the best and pr e cheap
40 Broadway, corner Of Howard stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

DACBRL.-AN ACCURATE FuILPAuED LIKENESS
III 81 this distinguished actress on page No 10
q lhei charming and popular hook Hell smith Abrod he
nth loo Of which II just ready. One elegant I2no illus
iracd Price 81 rs j. G. DERBY publisher No Ile Mas
street. and for sale by all sellers single copes sent
by mai On receipt Of price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05
MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
DE So, SG.-ACCORDEON TAUGHT IN SIX EASY LES.
s~O. sons, and improved method Terms d
Accoreons and utinns made order repaired
Apply Professor j. COHEN manufacturer of accorieons
baios tambourncs lass snare and toy drums &C. ~ Hud
son street.
E,RED.K HUDSON, PIANIST, HAVING RETURNED
Tor The season Is prepared 10 continue his panoiorte
cling lessons usual For all Information apply at the store
depot Articles de ParsJ Clinton street, doors
mnnc' Hrookyn Mr. H. purposes forming select vocal
class. N. B.-Schoois attended.
Mrs1C.-A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED IN CIV.
W ing instruction on the plano, would like 10 take few
more pupils TO instruct them their residences or her
own Apply at III East 18th ".
NEW MusIC.-JUsT PUBLISHED" THE RACHEL
~ Polka, with beautiful colored tbographIc picture
COPIED non The latest photographic portrait q Rachel
70 cents Also, The Skylark Polka,r by j. G. Cook Price
20 cents These pokas pronounced pretty by all who
heard hem Mailed free OF postage COOK BROTHER,
music dealers 343 Broadway
I EssoNS GIVEN IN MUSIC AND FRENCH By
~ lady For terms apply TO Madame r., q Bond t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

RIVAL OF A MOST FASHIONABLE AND ELE
IA giant stock Of French goods which have by
MIR Roberts from the most beautiful designs shown s
inspection Tuesday the 4h inst The ladies OF New York
and strangers invited TO call. PETER ROBERTS CO..
y76 Broadway. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

A SUPERB STOCK OF RICH DRESS SILKS, ENTIRELY
"A the fall trade viii be opened this morning.
DELL, PERSON LAKE AL broadway, between Grand
BroOme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

yTANTED-sITU ATOMS BY THREE SISTERS-ONE
w experienced cook, and who understands her bust
in all It's branches chambermaid and andress
the best of fine uiing; the other waiter
and cut and a ladies' aud chiliens dresses
TIE three prefer live with family hest OF references
Apply for three days at pa 10th ST. between 9Th and 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITuA-
w on cook, who would assist In the washing she
excellent baker osbread and pastry objection short
distance In the country good city reference be given Call
dayp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

I ESsoNS GIVEN IN MUSIC AND FRENCH Ry
IL lady. For terms apply TO Madame r.. n Bond t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-05

TXTAETED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SrTUA
w ton good cook washer and ironer objection go
West Good Apply 3OS Mott ST. Blocker
Can be for two days
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-01

to places of power in ihe Governmqnt.-
Whether right or wrong it is thus they Will
aet, and we are to consider the consequences
Of such action.
Nov, is it policy to put Free Soil, Fa-
sion party in power in this country, or to
put in power State organization which
locks TO the general establishment of an Alb
olition Government? General Cass, in
view of the threatening aspect of the-times,
has answered this question as we doubt not
the great mass of the American people will
answer it when called upon TO give up the
old Republicanism of jefferson and Jackson
fot the sham Republicanism of Chase and
Wilson.
Gen. Cass assisted in celebrating the 4th at
Detroit, and, upon presenting the orator of
the day, closed his address in these patriot
lie works:
"For two.thirds Of a century, this govern
ment of freedom and law has secured to its
people. individually and collectively,a "a great
er measure of prosperity and happiness than
was ever before meted out by political in
stitutions to the descendants of Adam. It
has protected me and mine from extern al
aggression and internal violence; and bv
its noble equality, joined to the undesery-
ed favor Of my fellow citizens, it has open
ed to me positions of public honor and
confidence, to which the circumstances of
my youth gave me no reason to look for.
ward, and which my brightest.day dreams,
that sometimes come to soften the harsh re.
aities OF frontier struggle, never even pre-
sented to my imagination; and what it has
done for me, it has offered to all. Well
then may | be proud to acknowledge the
hold 1t possesses upon my gratitude and af.
fection, and the intensity Of the fac ing of
attachment with which | treasure it in my
heart My personal interest in it, indeed,
is fast passing away. OF that l am suf-
iciently warned by the long period during
which | have secured its protection. But
pray not the less earnestly for its preserya-
ton, for when, in the providence of God,
my connection with it shall be dissolved,
with the dissolution of all earthly ties,
can leave to those who are dearest to me no
legacy more precious than their share in
the blessings OF this glorious Union!''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-01

Eg"The Woodsield spirit Of Democracy
Of the e5th ult., in speaking Of a narrow es
cape that occurred in that county, saws; -
Gas number of persons were engaged in
raising a large frame barn in the vicinity Of
town OH Saturday, and after four or five
'hents' were raised the whole fell with tire.
mendous crash. The fourth 'bent' had
Just been raised, and before it had
been secured. fell against the others
sweeping Ill before it. About fifty men
and boys were about the building at the
time. but by some singular good fortune, no
one was dang rously hurt"
The same paper Of the same date, says:
During the storm on the Goth inst, in
the town Of sardis, in shis county, two chill.
drer, daughters Of John Henderson were
struckby lightning. One of them aged a.
bont years was instantly killed, and 9th
erdangerously but it's hoped not fatally
hurt. The lightning first struck the gable
end Of an adjoining house, then leaped a.
cross to the house Of Henderson, ran down
the door,and struck the children. A mum.
Der ofpeFsons were knocked down by the
shock 1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-01
To the Democracy Of Harrison
County.

Democrats Of Harrison County, you who
are opposed to all secret, oath bound poiiti-
cal societies; you who are in favor in time
to come as in times past, Of eatrusting the
standard Of the party to the intelligence
and patriotism of American citizens without
distinction Of birth place or religion; will
meet in your respective townships at the
usual places Of holding township elections,
on Saturday, the Goth day Of August, 1856
at O'Clock, P. NJ, for tie purpose Of ap
pointing THREE delegates from each town
ship, to meet in Cadiz in County Conyen-
ton, on FRIDAY the 3lst DAy oF August.
1855, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ. for the purpose
of nominating a county ticket to be suppor-
ted at the ensuing October election, and also
flor the purpose Of appointing County
Central Committee to serve lie cnsung
year.
The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet in
Senatorial Convention with Belmont county,
Tor the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Senator in this district, at such time and
place as shall hereafter be agreed upon.
The township meetings will also appoint
ONE delegate from each township to meet in
Judicial Convention with delegates from
Jefferson and Tuscarawas counties, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Judge
for this judicial District, at such tinie and
place as shall hereafter be agreed upon.
The Central Committee urge upon the
Democracy Of the county, the Importance
Of attending their township meetings; and
also upon the delegates the importance Of
attending the different conventions at the
hour named
By ORDER op THE DEMOCRATIC CEGrRAL
COMMITTEE OF HARRISON COUNTY.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-01
THE PEOPLE MOVING.

Democratic Mass Meetings will be helt
al the veral times and places following
Fremont, sandusky county, Friday Au
gust 2.
Toledo, Lucas comfy, Saturday, Au.
gnst 4.
Bryan, Williams county, Tuesday, Au-
gust 7. -
Defiance. Defiance county, Wednesday,
August 8.
Delphos, Allen county, Thursday, Au
gust 8.
Lima, Allen county, Friday, August 10.
Findlay, Hancock county, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
Upper Sandusky, Wyandott county, Mon.
day, Aug. i3,
Bueyrus. Crawford county, Tuesday,
Aug IA
Gov. MrDrLL. Col. MFpARy, aud other
prominent speakers will be present and adj
dress the people.
New Lisbon, Columbiana county, Mon.
day; August 90.
Canton, Stark county, Tuesday, August
21
Millersburgh, Holmes county, Wednes-.
day. August ~.
Wooster Wayne county, Thursday, Au.
gust 23.
Mansfield, Richland county, Friday. Au-
gust24.
Mount Vernon, Knox county, Saturday,
August 25
Newark. Licking county, Monday, Au-
gust 27.
Coshocton, coshooton county, Tuesday,
August 28.
New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas county,
Wednesday, Aug 90.
Carrolltop, Carroll county, Thursday,
August 30.
GADIz. HARRISON COUNTY, FRI
Jay, AUGUST 3f.
SteMbenyille. Jefferson county, Saturday,
september
Gov MapfEL, Col. g w. McCooK. and
tlior distinguished speakers viii be pres
Mt.
By order Of The Democratic Central Com.
liitee w. MCLEAN. Chairman.
i w TAYnoa, Secretary.