The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-28
Facts and Figures for the Press
end for the People.

Facts and Figures for the Prese
end for tho People.
The facts and fxures presented below,
come to us from an authentic source, and
may be relied nPca as being correct:
/. In 1854, the rate Of State Tax was
SO IS on every thousan dollars of property
on the grand duplicate of Ohio. or thi,
amoun. only SEVENTY CENTS was for
the payment Of the current expenses of ths
State Government, including the erectioa
OF the ne" State house, completion Of the
ne" hunat.o Assylums support of the Stats
Benevolent Institutions, cost Of criminal
prosecutions, payment Of Judiciary, salaries
ot state officers, DC, The balance (S2 85)
OF the State levy went wholly to the Sta.g
Common School and Library fund and to The
payment Of tho principal and interest on the
State debt Of Ohio, the former receiving one
dollar and sixty cents ($i 6o) and the lat.
ter receiving ore dollar and twenty FIVE
cents (@l 25)
2. The present year 1859 lhe entir,
State Tax, as bzed by The last lie gfslaters
viii be reduced to thres dollarq 4s0d- twenf-
cents (%3 90, on every thouand dollars
property; and 0; tbs amount but SKI
cLNISi is for the payment ot the curreo
expenses Of the State Government. 0fth,
.he balance, one dollar gees . the gaymef
of The principal aud interest on tle STA;
DeJt, aud one dollar and sixty cents to IT,
State Common School and Library fund.
"Tho groas au7ount Of all axes on IT,
grand duplicate Of Ohio for tie year 1854
WIS upvarls of Nine Mjl'io.s Of Dollars
Nearly TWO. THIRDS Il this entire am
olta&es, were levied b. city, town, county
and township officers; and the other oss
rnTaD vas levied bS the State. The exaa
amounts are as fa'Iows:
Total am t of saxogcvied in 1854. ,oo2 as9
Deduct aIat leYizt BY the Stats. {, ,077,6ol,s
Balance le7cd by local authorities s6,ol4,73sG
Thsse glain but important facts are wort
i,apfsssnS on the mind of every tax payei
the fxureu are obtained from ofioial source
aud may be relied upon IS entirely correc
how many Wing ard Fslon papers der
pubIiah ikem wila9af garbling? T8anne
LAzr Hor5 "A lazy b2y makes d lazg
aan. jua; IS gaIe as crooked tvig make
a crooked tree Who ever yet saw bo,
grov ey 10 idleles7 that did not make
shih.ea. yA3abea1 rhea he became man.
uRlsas a2 lag fly.apc lef! him 10 keep
up aPPo4ranees? The Srea! mass Of thieves,
Panp,rs an4 oriminaI. that fill our peniten
Iinry and 1tma hoVaes, nave come up |
what they agc, oy being broughtnp in idle
ness Those 7bo constitute the business
portion Of the community, those who max
cur great ani asefa men. were trained ii
III their boyhood 10 BE- Industrious.
Wben bog y u sa5nsh 70 begin TO
play Ia the saert, tAsn he il old cnoughis
be ;arght how y s2rk. OF course, "
would not deprive children Of healthfal
playful exercise, " hs Tins they should
spend in study, uttsaoh him 10 work little
as Aohild il s4ug,t 81 scooi III this va.
be viii aquifa habits Of industry. vhich vii
net sorsaha him ~ he grows up.
GgR7c, WhashO: and killed Robinson.
'hart distance aGors Warfeaton. On las
Sabbath, has not yet b on arrested.
The mau who VAS Tith Robinson, at iha
time ho was sho'. wss his bother. r.in.lAr
named Riddle. (aq. Smith, a. was sssssi
BY the Stenbenyiis Union Riddle did ae,
run away until mae who had been ii
Ros's hoase cane au', loading the sam-
gun With which Rlbinsoa WAS killed. AK
swearing that hs wjlll kill laddie.-
Wheeling Argus
&T- 70 hoNfes doas hr law nov some
as i dill to PAal nliea Id says i was aIis.
once withoat the tiw. bas whoa ihe aoas
cane, sin revived and died.
iIew few sqe shaif a. as Daril dil,
sxslaims. NJ sia Il ever before ne
sre bulab's lke Jeb, IA shala / ~ yi.
what silall aaswar ihes2 or III Essa.
God, ] a;n ashasr ala 5laslicI lo in
rare to tie'
~ caaa's.ssi seise pisSi saol nm
sdaitgiirra easlspie.es sle man III Wog,ass,