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SHERIFFS SALES.

F,rs pIrSssE cogHr cHRIsToya 5 TolEoAso sAML.
10y VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable The Fifth District Court
the above entitled will sell pube
auction the Ro,unds Of the City Exchange ST. be,
Charrss and Royal eets MONDAY January
at IL M
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the fsu- /
bourg ST. Mary, the First District late
epaiy dessnstsd by the Nos IS IS and square
which comprised within ravis Perddo,
line ss.s plan drawn b A. Phslpa The asd
in this city, Said Lots Nos Is L. sdon
each so s 'front.' ST. Adelue depth OF
~ uches Sos IS adioin
each 80 set front Jne depth of liz feet
9k nehea, all between parallel lines,
Together with all the thereon ard an
the rights and thereto heinxng
sppersaiuing.
The buildings No. $50 aory
Frame Kitchen, oefsd On let Me- s
story Frame Dwelling House. eentanine rooms
gallery front and ds Frame roes
cont aiming roms garden on, esn etc. Lei No. ss vacAn
On l,t as, ana garden.
Vaudeville MARIGNY,
ale 90 ;aa Ia SHERIFF of the Psrish Of OrisaDs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19
E,RANKLIN MUSEUM

il - No. IUb ST. CHARLES ETRFET,
Opposite
OPEN DURING THE DAY AND EVENING.
Among the collection Of Cunesis will be
Revolving Astronomical TshasuI zine dfsrsns Diagrams;
splendid Cosmorams OF Cities Towns landscapes
stsuAry Living Reptiles, including fine large
RAttesnake and Tho Alligator and of the Of
the Wild Beautifully
with but head bodies eight legs variety
l and Birds with variety Of other RATIONAL interesting
and novel forming attractive resort for the Saturai
ES- Admission IS cents; Children iEcents.
E Oar object being beh
saIa will be thankful thing tina.
towards assisting collection.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19
MEMORANDA.

Steamer New Lucy left ST L7u The 1h inst port
Orleans steamers Amozon David Taum Republic Henry
Crystal Palace Passed the l2b Turk aground at
Ksskask IL Winsow aground Goose andef the Florida
Hickman Kennet at Cairo aud Woodruff at yicksbprr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19
EXpoRTa

HAyRE-ship Abby Langdou--SOO0 bales cotton,
GEORGETOWN. De-soI hhds gar ala bbls tnclssss
BALTIMORE Brig cotton 20 do Is do wool
1856 bhds sugar, a06 bbls molasses, pkgs mdse
ST MARKs-schr Wild Pgon-es bbs and bhds bbs
whisky do aou do pork bacon ties hams bbs brad
40 do do coffee 20 bills potatoes IS hrs
candes
PENsACoLA-Schr Dors-500 bbls shells.
LAvACA-Sehr Black Dismond-2?n bills four do whisky 60 dc
hhda IS bas do
dies, Sc kegs nails, IS bars raitosd iron IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

WEDNESDAY MoRNrsG, Dec. TO- 1856
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship Abby Lsngdon Hall for Havre, BAXTER Iovs Sec
paik " N Shsse hcks. ier Ieo getown D Z, master
Brig hlmirs, Sotbe Baltimore, Creeyy Il Fsrwel
Sshr Biark Diamond Young La7aca, o Wjckbam Sce
Sehr Wild Pigeon, 0Leary, for St Marks, Post 4 Nj.
sehf pofs, beghieh, Ter Ptnaacola, John Hurley &es
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19
CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry, Dec. IS, 1855.
Arrived to-day a. Western Cattle s92 Hogs and lot
OF Lake Cattle Veal Cattle in demand with moderate
stock of Mich Cows The supply of ordinary Cattle is
very ample.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

NTINES AND LIQU0RS-H. NJ Crookes,
wv corner Of COMMERCE GIR0D Streets hsys now On
haad and offer for sal Wholesale and Retail
WiNESOd Burgundy Madeira, Malaga Catalonia Champagne
etc. fue brands.
every brand of Domestic Braadiaa. -
wTsKiEsod Bourbon Old Rys naxtsrs Rest.
led, and numerous other brands. -
dit 81 Corner of Commerce and Sired s.rssIz
n AVILLE F. c., Attorney at Law, No, rs
Exchange Place. opposite the Post oes New oslsaza.
Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

CITY HALL. December 49, 1856
FENHE Presidents and Agents of Insurance
\ Companies, domoed New Orleans teapeetfuly nvi
led to elect Cnmmssopers in with the uHdr
Board Commissioners under section 43 of ordi
the Fire Department. approved Dec 1855.
". E. BAILEY,
Chairman Finance Coz inittse, Board of Aldermen.
J.. EAGER,
Chairman Finance Committee, GARD Of Asaiatau Aldermen
EDW. H, DURELL,
Chairman OF Judiciary Commit ss. Board OF Aide meu.
Z. BouNY,
Judiciary Assistant Aldermen
W. O. DENEGRE,
Chairman Of Fire Committee, Board Of Aldermen.
HESEY GUY0L,
Cmmttee Board Of Assistant Alderman
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

Il LIQUORS, LIQUORS
Ia 10 or casks coGNAc-Nartgue and Bigonrdau
10 or do do Raymond
lS do do Earteau;
do do United Vineyard Projectors,
95 eighth casks BRANDY-sazerac;
SO do do New York BRANDY;
II bols Jamaica and ST. Creir RUM;
? half pipes Holland GIN;
50 bbs Old Monongahea WHISKY
20 do Old Bourbon WHISKY perior;
IS ar casks SHERRY sdd MADEIRA WINE;
81 do PORT WINE;
do PURE JUICE;
do Wormwood CORDIAL.
so baskets Heidsc ok CHAMPAGNE;
$50 boxes Fine CLARET
90 do ARRAcK PUNCH;
80 do CLEAR PUNCH;
90 do Norwood CORDIAL;
30 do Assorted do
For sale by J. H. CARTER Il Co
dis 1t corner Common and Tebouptoulas streetr -
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NRw ORLEANS. \ No. l0,as0.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
Y this Estate interested
tho notification II
the bis
creditors homoogntsd
the from
all further trusts and Liability In the emses.
By order Of the Court
J. o. eHALoN, Deputy CLERK.
c,saurnar csuR DE ps1RIerls. s. HENDRIcKsoN vs., Sea
DE Ia NILE oRLK.ss. ! Creancers-Nc, ID s4a -
A Wis est par lie present dome aug Cream
persounss Que ca
psu dasor dedure dz iou pre-
publications ssquslea
yndic erssnsiar ssra point approve
homologue
asbiIis.
Par ordre de la Cour. = z
/ J., o CHALON. Gran Dsuuts,
CAROLINA RICE--42 casks Carolina Rice,
just received and landing from brig Jswst
Charleston, for sale by
dis BAREII CO., 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

oils, OILS, OILS
" WINTER STRAINED LARD oIL-l0o bbls
do WHALE
Do do SPERM 0IL-90 bbla
TANNERS oIL-5o bbls MOL;
LINsEED oILr-9s bbls;
MACHINERY OIL 90 bills
NEATsFooT oIL-l0 bbls
oLIVE-2oo bastess, quarts and pints;
For iais by ]. H. CARTER CO.,
DIV 1t corner Common and Tchoupitoulss streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

DUBLIC SCHOOLS, FIRST DISTRICT
Ths Aon will begin Monday 18th
NJ continue until Thursday the GOTH ~ p N. Tbs
Graduating CHHaeg Of th gh Schools w be examined Weines
day AID Thnrdsy md he Pebble will tnk place on FRI
Parent Cegymen and all rendE public education invited
attend both examination and the exhibition the Schools
WA. B. LINDSAY,
President Beard Directors, First District.
SAMUEL II. TOEREY SuneTints udent disat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

ElDER, CIDER-The undersigned, having
procured patent portable premium Cider Press,
dlslm T. G. CLOUD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

TAI ACkEREL, GOLDFISH, SALMON, ETC.
I'VE per ship Iris bafka j. Croker
Susan Clark
20 barrels No l Large MAeKEREL;
SO hlf do Mol do do
so or do Mol do
$40 kits mol do do
81 barrels No Shore do
$50 hf do Mol do do
100 or do Mol do
400 kits Mol do do
leo barrels No do do
1850 hlf do Nos do
100 do NoQ do do
400 kits Nos do do
6s barrels Mol HERRING;
10 h do Mol Baltimore ROE HERRING;
90 kegs Scotch "Lochfne'' DO
400 boxes No and Sealed do
3 tierces No SALMON
10 barrels mol do
rs hf do MOL do
80 or do Mol do
100 kit, sn6 half do
rs drums Large GOLDFISH:
80 or do Medium
1000 boxes do
20 half bbls Mesa sHAD;
s. kits do do
20 do HALIBUT FINS;
as half bbs TONGUES and SOUNDS; .-
loo kits do do do
For sale by J. H. CARTER CO..
dis 1t corner Common and Tehoupitoulas streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

ID ETURN OF THE OLD FAvORITEs-
~ AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL
On TUESDAY, EVENING. Dec. ash, 1885, for FEW NIGHTS
THE OLD AND ORIGINAL cAspBELs
1870
I. B. PREspEReAsT, WV NKwcoms.
J. y. BpRDEfT, DAN BRYANT,
8. z CLARK, FRED WILSON,
G, 8. FOWLER. n. FFNTOy
G. W DsMEREsT, .. n ROSS.
z. II. WINcaELL, I'M PEIEa
With the
presumed 80 far lmiiar
q First will Pautoue by tia
BLACK RAvEL FAMILY, = -
~ Admisu o'clock CONNIE mes q.
O'Clock. - :, II
ar Ssas BE- sseursa oeot without
ezra charge. T. p. PREEDERGAsT, siansger,
d1eN - H B. NETTLEToN, Axsut,
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CE M. SMITH,s AMERICAN CIRCUS.

Ill II. NJ. SMITH Proprietor and Manager
80. ..N
IMMENSE SUCCESS-CHANGE OF PERFORMANCES THIS
tWEDNESDAY1 EVENING, DEC. 18TH.
@ Grand Of Equestrian the splendid
new Pavilion canabls Of containing 1900
tire troupe Of Riders, Panter Foealists Tumhie clowns
Comedians, Acrobats and Dancers will appear
the Orleans,
Misa Ann Josephine the celebrated Rider
Deveey, the uEauproaehabe female NJ
Smith, the grand Scenic and Principal Rider
1ehated horse Rider; the
and kide ths ebrssd Mons Jse Dsvsoy the
French Gymnastic Performer Rider Chas
phsd Equbrc ereisg Johu Johnson the Hsrcuan
ronder Mr. ! Carter the daring hoIsamsn the wonderful
Acrobat Brothers. the nrivaa
world Robertson The rrsa. Chapion Bsttoa
Lesrer and many other artists.
kA Prices OF adnsson-Drsss cents
tta cent?,
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NACKEREL, GOLDFISH, SALMON, ETC.
I'VE In and arrive ship Iris aud bafk Croker
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-19

RECORDER BRIGHT's CouRT.--George Welsh
and james Wilson were yesterday after due examine
on sent before the First District Court without benefit
OF bail to be tried for knocking down Peter Faherty and
robbing him of $780, the night of the 9th insr on
Fulton street, between Julia and St. Joseph.
Luke Flynn arrested St. Joseph street az Danger
and suspicious character sent before the First
District Court for having had loaded pistol in pocket
He did not furnish bail.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Advice CARR ed Out.

In order to show the know nothings how
the Aboltionists talk about them, we make
the following extrac from the Washington
Nalionol Era, the especial organ Of Mr.
Chase. The Era says:
"The. honest friends of freedom must put
down know nothingism. or know nothing
ism will put them down. The free States
must reject know nothingism. or know no.
thingism will rretrieSably divide them. and
place them under the heel Of slave power.
We are in earnest, and we intend to make
our readers feel in earnest if we can. We
have never expected any good'from the Sc
cret order and are mol at all surprised al
what has just happened in Massachusetts.
although many Of our friends are"
The Abolitionists hearAening unto the
advice of the Era, have put down know
nothihgism in Ohio by the nomination o.
Mr.. Chase. Gentleman X. Ms. listen fur
ther to what the Era says Of your organi-
cation. Appealing to. tha Aboii4ionlsts j
says:
.'Can you continue 10 give countcnanct
to an o,der, divorced from justice and dihaf
manity. welded to predipdice. prescription
and bigotry@ :.
The know nothings are expected meekll
Iito submit 10 this language aud vote fo
| Chase Gin Eng
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

Don't let a singia one Of our farmers for
set to SOW patch of Turnip seed about the
the last week of the present month (July)
or the first Of August. There is not one Of
our farmers who has not a pice Of low
ground. where She corn has been killed by
the wet or otherwise not occupied, which
can he plowed and rendered suitable for
this purpose. An abundance of good turn
ips will prove valuable help to the family;
and for winter food for sheep, they are in
valuable. Bssides they are as profitable
crop that can be raised. We repeat again
don't let one ol our farmers forget to, sow a
patch Of turnip seed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Quite a Dife renee,

According to the census Of 1850 there
we're forty-three negroes in Abolition Ash,
tabula, while in the county Of Ross, hither-
to noted, for its conservatism on the qles-
ton, there were one thousand nine hun
dred and Ska very material difference.
The census for 1850 showed that in the
counties Of Ashtabula, Cuyal oga, Geauga,
Lake, Portage and Trumbull-eounties
where Abolition dost most abound there
were but FIVE hundred! and seventy negroes
while in the counties Of Ross, Gallia. jack
son, Pike, Sciota and lawrence there were
four thousand six hundred and fifty me-
grocs--just four thousand and eighty more
than ia the Reserve countiea,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Pennsylvania.

The Democracy Of pennsylvania, at their
late convention at Harrisburg, on the 4th
inst, adopted the following glorious plat
form it breaths the genuine sentiment; and
with these cardinal principles before them,
the Democracy are bound to triumph.
"Resolved, That the Democratic party,
needs not, on old and settled issues, to de-
clare its principles in. detail, /. is sufficient
for us to say that we belong to the democ
racy of the Union, and recognize no geo.
graphical lines between the North and
South. The interests Of all parts Of the
country are the same to us; and. SO far as
in our power, we will maintain the Consti
tutional rights Of every State and likewise
recognize, in its widest extent, the princi-
pies Of popular sovereignty in the Tenttor.
les.
"Rssolved, That every one who makes
our country his home and loyes the Consti-
tuition, the laws and liberty Of the Union, j.
in its largest sense a. true American. His
birth place is not Of his own selection, and
should do him neither harm nor good. His
religion is between himself and his God and
should be left to his own judgement, con
cience and Responsibility.
"Resolved, That we regard the secret or.
der commonly known as know nothings as
en- organization dangerous to the peace and
prosperity Of the country. We consider it'
designs as at once unconstitutional and void
ofpatriotism, being plainly opposed to thc
spirit Of true Christianity, and Just ant
manly American sentiment.
"Resolved. That We have undlminishcd
confidence in the ability and integrity 0
| Franklin Pierce and his administration 0
Ithe government Of our country
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
GBoitt 4ottrg.
CARELESS WORDS.

DY MRS. /. =. MORGAN.
Beware, beware OF careless words,
They have fearful power,
And jar upon the spirits chords,
Through many weary hour.
Though not designed to give us pain,
Though but at random spoken,
Remembrance brings them back again,
The pasts most bitter token.
They haunt US through the toilsome day,
And through the lonely night,
And rise to cloud the spirits ray,
When all beside is bright.
Though from the mind, and with the breath,
Which gave them, they have flown,
Yet wormwcod, gall, and even death,
May dwell in every tone.
And burning tears can well attest,
A sentence lightly framd,
May inger. eankering, in the breast,
At which it first was aimed.
Oh, could my prayer indeed be heard,
Might the past live Ger,
I'd guard against careless word,
Fen though spoke no more
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

0HrThe cong!omeration party of this
county under the inappropriate title of "Re-
publican party" have issued call in the
last Repu blican, for the purpose of having
county nominating conven ion in Cadiz,
on NJ onday, August 90, 1855, at l2 NJ
The township meetings will be held on the
Saturday previous.
Go ahead, gentlemen, and have your con-
vention, and be careful to nominate ticket
that you are willing to see beat. 1t makes
no difference what kind Of ticket you nom-
mate is bound to be used up.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Fraternally,
Fusion, Renevolence.

We have been conversant with many in :
cidents showing the utter insincerity Of the
fusionists in their professions Of love for
freedom, bat we seldom find one so striking
as that which occurred here ON the Fourth. ,
poor negro from Virginia who was desir
rous to raise 5000 for the purchase Of his
wife and family from slavery, appealed to
the people ofthe meeting, for assistance -
His character was endorsed by the leaders
Of the convention at the stand, and q lib
eral donation in his behalf requested. Az
ter the collection was taken, the negro
counted his money and found that he had
received 92@ cents. Eighty two and one
MALT cents, donated 1.-THE cause Of free !om
by convention composed (as 0. r. Brown
says) Of 5000 people! Eighty-twc and
one half cents, then is the measure Of fusion
sympathy in Portage county. { Won,
some one figure il up, andlsee how much
that would be for each, person in. atten'
dance) What liberal and philanthrnpic
class Of people they are. fhey can, spend
hundreds Of dollars in purchasing banners,
gettiug up dinners, and buying Offices, bni
when, poor fugitive comes along and ask
their aid,tO liberate his wife and children
from slavery, they can out Of their unboun.
ded liberality furnish him with 82t cents
10 aid. him. in,his mission. Portage Scnti
mel.
------=------
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Normal School in Harrison Coun-
ty.

We are pleased to learn from the Cleve.
land Herald, that at the late session of the
late teachers association in that city, il was
determined that there should be Normal
School established in Ohio. and commit
ttee of eleven competent men were appoint
ed, who will accept the very liberal and
generous offer of Mr.. Cyrus Cyrus McNee-
ly of Hopedale, in this county. Mr.. Nc
Ne4ly's gift consists in giving his buildings
and grounds valued at $4,000, if the as
sociation will furnish like amount. This
proposition they will accept, and it win not
be long before Harrison county will have a
Normal school in its midst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

Leading sagnichts from different parts OF
the State were in Council, on the 18Th inst.
in Columbus. C.N. Allen was the dele.
gate from this county. Their proceedings
have not been made publie.-[ Republican
R4g.If such council WAS in session in
Columbus on the 18th, it was held in the
Town Street NJ. Z. Church. This G. N.
Allen knows that he was in the said church
from 8 A. M. to | P. NJ. Of that day. All
that was done on that day in Columbus has
been published in all Of the papers of the
State, the Republican among the number.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

gE-Br. Gould, OF the Lebanon Citizen
agrees with us when he says;-"Paul we
believe, it was who said, If eating meat Of
fend my brother, / will use no meat while
the world standsP We would most respect
fully commend the sentiment to those min.
isters of the gospel who feel no compunc-
tons Ct concience at mixing in With, and
making speeches at political meetingsl-
We object not to a minister expressing his
opinions whenever prudent so to do, but we
do think such one has no kind of busi-
ness at political gatherings, particularly as
speaker, and he should keep his tongue so
bridled, and his feelings so controlled, that,
in his actions, he wovld not bring reproach
upon his high calling, nor offend any, and
thereby lessen his influence as an ambassa-
dor of Christ. We make these remarks in
a spirit of kindness, and hope they will be
so received, but whether they are Or not.
makes small matter tous, we intend to dis
charge our duty as democratic editor, re-
gardless of consequences or denunciatlons
from any quarter, snd shall nothing exten-
uate, or aught set down in maliceP
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

Ey"We understand that the originator
Of know nothingism considers the Order in
Ohio a bogus concern indianapolis Sen
tinel.
RE~He is right, especially if he would
come to CaJiz, and take peep at the Lead
ers, for instance such men as Lewton Hat
ton, Bingham, Rowles, Turner, Bostwick,
McMath, Bargar &c, who have run the
thing into the ground, By forsaking its orig.
NAL principles, and are now running CATER
strange gods
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Pap Taylor On the Nomination
Of Chase.

To those who are anxious to know what
the Cincinnati Times the leading organ Of
know nothingism in Ohio, THINKS Of the
nomination of Chase, we append the follow
ing extracts from that paper of the l4th
inst:
g'Tlere are only two facts which as yet
we are sure Of in this locality, in reference
to the nomination of the candidate for Gov
ernor, to wit the ultra freesoilers are pleas
ed, and SO are the leaders Of the old line de-
mocracy, the grst being cock sure Of Mr..
Chasc's election, the latter feeling that the
only chance against them has been lost by
their opponents
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Portrait Of the Late Whig Party

ForITaII OF INC LaCe wing EaTJy.
Hon. Edward Wade, one Of the CO. work
ers Of Chase, Gddings & Co., addressed
his brethren in Warren, Trumbull county,
on the the 4th. Those old wings who could
stand it to listen to him, wee compliment
ed in the following beautiful style. He
said that the whig party was ''like an old
coon skin. nailed up to farmers barn door
tail of, legs of, and hair all blowed off,
0! Whiggery! where art thou? and how do
you like your portrait, as drawn by one Of
the ruling spirits in the present campaign?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
Cbe GaOi7 Sentinel,
G Ap ~, OF 70.

Orson Hyde, is one Of the Mormon saints,
is now ID ST. Louis for the purpose it is said,
of marrying twelve m re wives to whom he
is aiiianced.
EgOrson mnst be popular among the
ladies. There are a great many fellows,
who are not Mormons, think they are doing
well If they get one. And that one should
be sufficient far any man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

E9'We beg of our neighbor not to quit
publishing what he calls proceedings of the
"Sagnichts" meetings. They are very in
tereslng. Give us more of them, Richard
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25

7. IT. buy an orange for 4 cents and
sell it for 8. what per cent. do | gain?
8. What will be The interest Of COB
dollars 72 cts for i year, 9 months. and 10
days?
8. Write four ten thousandths, four
hundred and two millionths. two. thousand
six hundreds and eighty milhonths, four
hundred thousand and two millionths. Di-
vide the sum by four ten thousa ndths.
10. II the wages for 6 men for IA days
be $84, what win be the wages Of men
for is days?
The Sd question was solved thus:
yds. ar.
81. 1873, 100, 14A 4th I38-li
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-07-25
O. Gcatbers.
For tho Sentinel.
Report Of School Examin RS,

Pursuant to previous notice, the Board of
Examiners met at Cadiz, june 29th 1885.
There were So applicants for examination
SO, of the SO obtained certifcates-13
were rejected. One applicant received
certificate for 18 months; 3 for Is mouths;
IL for l2 months, and "a for 9 months.
The following words were given for spell