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Der Undergraduate madt benz belt@en suefflm bic eraetcrls
s~TSei9e, Dap er ale al, Saulern uno Sdinci Sprfrntrnsnbe iMS in
fem Sad, e~illtla8enbs @rbsitsn in Der beteu uno Sauerbaiteiten
S8etle nno gu Ibiltstm Y9reis ansThhrt. 9a sr ltlelt elm prafti8er
Sleiarbtiter (9lumbegE il, 70 itnteifeft or lid, bic 8uhteSenbtt unb
bas g1r6lmeaen alsr 9erjsnisen sp ertpsrben, bic i'm nit ibren ss
nsieten @ufr6sen teelren. 9erel6e rtNtet susfsi6 G5aflers Gloists
un6 8runnen Elm, Serfrtist 8acetpannen, @~8alfteNel, fupferne imb
eiIerrle :aeDtl &c. &C., had ben e~rprpbten neWlta 9RetGpbet rnnb al
DEM bili9tsn 9rilc. SeleQun9en aus Dem QanSe ptrSen %pinftlidyt.
|%aussefubrt. Sen @tabltGtnnrt lit 100 @ainfhpet, ,pilbeit Der 10.
uno II. ShaBe, no Srpera in Gnpfans eenpmnmt iperpen. 9erIelbc
elaabt lid auf fpfaenbe $erreu ala y&rferen;cn binphpeiien: Son.
9Snl. G. grber aus @HHia 9r, Sub9e Gruntp unb 81. 6. Mauyr,
G5q., &idlmpnb. 9nntel SfDpnneu.
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@rates umb 8enbers l&amineitterl.

8l%nfbanefrt enia;Grte @rates unb 8enbers ~ 6erabeeEbten
@rsilsn! Der l~llnterSsiAnste flRrt bas srSBte Eager spn Gratsa
bIitam ofFrHt mOrSen 1T. @rateS lnS baIttbf III fntsn ra6 ben
nsnfen @Nultern ltnS Sacpns, as Sieretise ~suseipiste sptbilAe, yer
anbcre, bic I'D telonoers aS StIbensisrbe fur ben Sommer sisIten.
&uftraae aus Stabt unp 0anb iperpen plnftIib uno lprafa(M
.o%uSseibrt. gSieesrSerfduftr f6uren nafD ben ~niebrisiten n6rSiiden
Yreilen bsbisnt tperStn rnp ertaften ben 9ebrduhliden Discount sci
baarer 8eSabtln9. Ht. l 5s -
Der llnerHidnsts bitst Sprsufprsdtn in Der Bel unb 9rag.
8Ounbrp", Mainlr, sphhtn s.. II. 8. Str., 8iampnb, 8o.
SGmueI o. 9enppn.
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6. 9. Sidfon's
meme
0emt@e @ppt9ete, 81.
$40. i21S SloaDe, swilden 4. ,ulb 5. @troE

W.. ert lett bent l. Suli 1855 errhnet, erfreut lid. Der 9eaIns
itt9uns Ger beien Seutl6en, Ionic anerifaniidtn @srste.
Oae Sssbrte beutl9e Yublifum lirteet bier tets Sprsd9Ii6e + iI6e
@ebifamente bel m0DGbit ~bilIi9en 9reilen lnS ftneller,
f~eIub(ider 9cbenuna.
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Qaaerbier.G

S@ llntcrseidnster Made benz Iistscn @ubliflun Sic stmeioe. bos
ih in measm 9auis an Der 4fn nabe SrpatgStreet sinen aefaunip
sen 2neerbierrSolpn er6Hnet babe, no im Ssbem nit eirsm arten
Sins gSsin umb 2aserbier gu jeber !9eit aufMpartsn acbtnte.
TIprl 8. s.. 2anae.
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s.. 6, @. t M a II IL,
S. 6. Is. S mmermann II.
6ir @el6Gftslente aler PM ntfia.

inltrnte III y0erbarb'S uientsdoliden p5ttsnltden Sseos
ipcter fur beuNte ginmanberer, " Der lhon in ben e~urcpdiIbsn SSs
zen oirN tslenesre e@rt %ar8sltelte 9I9snten an aIs nad irssnb einem
Safcn Der Linton 9ctcnee Seutl6e Iuswanberer Yertbstlt unS w6bs
rsnS Der Seershe ealutrtlam SsNen inrS. iinp spn ouBerprbsntlidsr
Ssstrthas, psnn @abrsnS erei Meiiattn tStnmt Elm BARN ~sntbaleneS
SamilisnYatern nnb sinssInsa icttllinbigun @eripncn, se Bel ieStm
Shrttt. ben lie bier tltn, Sebafnile, lateil, rurtb tsren Sefriebi@
9rnS @eit6itsleue aQcr @rt in &bitiateit aelest rperSen.
Srtebr' @trbarb, @Ot>9nr 1901, Sem grf.
llntsriri6neter nimnt c}nitr0te fir bet ,,g5sspeiler" entssaci unb
1T ioIder bel ~tsmlelben e%in;uiclen. %. SGifeL' ;.
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WASHINGTON GARTEN

Die llnhredictrn MAIDEN benz 9ublihm Die @n;eiae, SoG lie sic
setrttllhSft oteEs @bslttttcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6rn. 81 &raufe
tnr ibe 8ebntn9 itertra9cn BADEN. 81. Rraitle it GEM NubIifum
ipobl bttannt, itb IA or III icinrt giatnidaffn ais gBWt5 unlcrr~
trrggsn SalEbt. le iddlrietepe!a mir unS laarn sn ftnren, bs Der Smf
Die bstsn e'etrdnte, talte Speiicn uiS ionnise Grfrildyri0crt
iperpsl, ltts ssabaIltal, lno t1nrin aud Set urb 3pedelIat in I'M
Srn. yNraue ;eti9 bappn unerihtet.0 '7' tiials& ~
III ---. ~ 81 hnt.
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- llnbertn.fino d.

'|H-H- u WVHC u WlllWH n, &C
Der lntereidnte 1T jebt I'M Stonbe, jrrcn @uftras in Itincm
9eih6fte als~suiltrert inb ;pnr 10 bUIiS ais n6sltd.
Cine &usspatl Son SGrgenliit %fprtpderenb YprratbtS.
Gin ncuer, gutter &pbtenipa9en nit einsm gutter, Grtiber uS
rtbissn 9ftrbcn fir ctNaiscn Wctrouh.
Die @ufntcrtlamteit Smi @pttl@ Snbabcrn unS SNuilien Mrs as,
rhtct alf feline 9rpBe @uSfpabt Yrn Ntatrutrn.
@usbe6trln8 ppn Sppla's, StaeIen unb Sprin9 s@taraetn iptrb
pronpt bciprgt. 8rancie &aube, b.
' 8rcahifry, smiben 9. unb 3. Ctr.
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@biIip @ tber,

Fabrikant aller Arten Weidenarb .iten.
17t SraBt, spilhen Garyr' unb Nfninl,r.
;Implrblt Dem beit'h en 9nblihini itn Eager Spr Il. a;5IildCt rS
Aerpen el9aer syae,ltattrn "Mn jeetr @rt rno G,rrlr. 9tipnbrS
Sddert0r6sn &C. C aufnacrHan. bic er 81 tilisem 9 vts abliEt. -
Iss- separahl eli ipereer gut NIB bti9 euS9rfil It. 4S
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AZ Neuer Meubles Store Yea
.Hi ppt s
@ilbeIfm 0StmSfcr, +,

Mtoinltr, Sfpildtft Der Iy. nn0 70. StroBe,
%erlpfetlt bent beuthcn 9ublifunt itn Eager ftrtiscr @tublcS, Saor>
lhb Sprin9notraecr, S5rpboS, YalhdeS &C. &c. Stbrrhncrs unb
lpbpIfcrer<@ rtrhen perren bausrbaft NIB in Der ttreffrrt Sdt an,
9eftrti9t. Q &tpararrrn iptrbcn gut umb billialt an~SNriubrt.
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GARTEN -WIRTHSCHAFT

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
llutsr;ei6nstcr maht benz A9ublifum Ole crasbene @n;eise, baB er
bic fruhere Stsrnau'he @arten&gSirtbldla ret etn9eridtsf unb benz
Seiuhe iberseben bat. 8alte SpeiIen uno @etrante FIBER grt iinb
in better SMaHtat ltete %Sprrdtbis. I'm Sablreihsn 9sIu6 bittet
4Sl @ slaa &uble.
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e les friT@e 9albe.

Bur 6cilun0 Won friIhen gEllnbrn Wronh,rurh., .,.a., -
@iiGorobts ,asissn Co, ciin ;",'m mSm &C., se eacnSsre fir allie
SaiS'' apnfrsb, aobnSpsb MhnosSn u ~ Wn sIpsunie1tSrnilS, number
rrnSsrninej srprrbt' SpanniSs EnSSn ~ uno Sl,nis Ut C. aS Sinbe~
yenfbnsn unb Snbneroltaen mil SlprthssII s shrsm sHs.'"u"''H'f', Nsr~
go,sd, Sr,fs brinnrm S.v"@pt.
SufW aF6it -phtn9ehp empfpbGtn!
SepronNeanpeIai9 . SSn hhsfaBe; Saacu- spt Sd,n,er, uSrr
MgNegaMalIShIS loIte PER Etloehoe 9eidr6pft iperbcn pbcr arricbrn
hit OIoneu, ets mon eule Srr,tNtlpl auf Der 6ubtren Sout sr;cirat.
@ NJ 1nea! pam eS Spa9nltffr gqo i&lNnlfrt es bihn amf SbafsESsr'
MaleHp Hefr UNI NslntS Ntctf, ftltss Sud- c6er Gct6e ,nb ieae
% EWl sth Wlptapth Spsu, i-& at3 e
Sf uHtttSetTgntis, nleem or ,Stlpes !YFaler btr 9yubIifum bar
p.!tL 2l t'Wt pE %OliINIe &C. Gs EN- WelrraIsIiittt al enpfrblcn:
sIp Wh " HWI prpnupten, eapee Der glettipCn6ibfetf cilcS gutrs
.S:E% n fi SSt a GS ss I1!!SlIs sGt aneern @feN!rirtl in elmer 8amiiie,
aff CT ilpt lD perltNert zap man eS ais cn lcr werllYplss SpH,
~ ~ " gtsttil @tell Spna Sttalthettsn %llncsniptro INT ais cine orpir
SttpM.K ~ saPstl: Iuse, ipatuUi CT btttet 1T, bab ba5 WubiifuI
q Sri .ISPuats:r@ b mGHis an e 'S;l S%0 81 . va, Ss i'ttira2nns bart seIe
G.sspl%Gllsn H SNga $gIInYIs G leht ipsrstns une tbr eclo ippbl alrars
h ~.~ ~ p" rH,;.e , ~ * y W i,bagls W &C. lser ptG 9ebrauht nor,
Snsc \ 5 ny, sin mT srss M,b i EIS a StDfltsNetttn arSte I'M Staote,
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Adam HDiacont,

'-l-H Adam .DiacOnt,
9rrabfret spiiGsn 9fpnrpe> unb Seur0lr,
maht benz beutfben 9utlifunn uub ben Sau5frl,cn trsbclpltbere bic
Mn;ci9c, tab or cine ncue Senbnns hsg.fttr Srddbtt IL. &c. cr6nluul,
bt ib bhrh 8ril6t uno Suolitat aus,cihnrn, unb wtIbc CT bur6
prrtbel6ahen Gintauf tilis atla1tn fam @S fpGde be;etdnet err;
9~etrednste 3metlten. grtlcn, Ginlrn, Spbnrh. 0sI6iur SGrr, Oerite,
Wr0upen &c. o. bpu6noilhe 5crtnae tmb SarbeutT, SmipeIer. lIb
9imbur8r< STATE, hsutlhe lne fraS0ltlde gBrlne, bic CT bet 6r
SGaide uS @alrre abllft, lpme ollie onbtren SlHttt, bic in elmer
@rpcsrie pprtpmmcn: - Oerfdbe n,adSt su9ti@ oMf Ittnen
Ga9erbtcr @Salon .Us
aufmehjam nnS Label lshne Srcunbe uno baS 0eIanuute 9ubG(um
eraebent Wi SehudD Gin. u14
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Neue eeutide 9lppthefe.

Den Ssrrst Ir,en unb bent setbrten beutlten QubIifm, nnirS
hermit Die oufs bette ein9eridtete neue 9palefe beS Germ d" q
Sitfon, us Sr0ac CIR j@N1sn Der 4 tnS 8. StgaBs, apfs
bsfe empfDblen. y. &obgers,
pIeub. Staatse Apptbefr aus Berlin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-10-27
MRS. S. 6. @ittsrsbaus,
8uB= unO MDbe @ef6Gft.
179 &,pabifr..
@pttIiep Sl5sniann,

beuti6er @unbar5t,
Sffe: Sb @arIet, ueben Srn. 9b. 5elfrt&,t
emyFsbtt i'd ben, eesbrteu 9ublitum iiaGsn Scrtolnmenbcn numb.
drJti4tn SpsratiOnsn, S8r6pfsn, 8GtnaaSns1ren, S~lutsselleber
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Bni. 9SnIlnrt & 9 on. N
Sanbfer in impprtirtea ,nS bieiisen Beinen, %0idueuren
nm Yjrpcprira 0IrtifrI1 I'D

lnD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |" "|"-
Dilsl6en e~npfeblcn ir Woba6mtirtes Eager srn ! ST. -.
Fl" glaretlgSeinSn, III Spren Sn e eu 9utenb GIolhet; Gbapua
pasnersgSrtne NetN6ieprner Sprten. bent Suort II. Nint; Maberas,
@eerYl u. Yprts9btine %Ssridhoeasr Sualidkn; %YsriheSsne Spr,
ten imp otirRn Gp9n0c; aa.lat rt f.grI4n Ets rT srtt.
4a $50 8arrsl @fOunntns ut anSeat RYe-asbtsfss;
80 Barrel Sin unb BRANDS; a-
20 8iertcl Casts serttntsel %frans5iifen Brandy; a
80 Barrel Gpfl@Snney, Gerbial u. Sweet 9Bin, Munt. G6erY
9punee &c. &c. .a.-a- Ig ~
u25 ] GasfS Saser@ Gpauas SrantY &c. &c.
9tielten fltren suglsiM oe @rtsn 3utr, &afTte, T6sr, Qidte.
Ssur, 9acrn, Glts, Sols, @plaIes, 9sttsSdbnire, Napisr, Sn,
ebc, Stdrte, Tabaf, ytAE.' Sut.8utsr, @arn, @au6,3abat, 81,
sarren, Stub.S1nlre, alfprhrten Gamble in 9rrsn &c. &C.
NQe pieie 9Irtifel fnnnen mir 9Sieberverflufsrn biaiojt iiberlaIicn
,Nn6l 9arantjren btren G5Gts unbi Sualtlt. 81
gSm bitch 9SiebcrSrfIufer, unS einen 9cluh III MAIDEN ms
nnisrsn spt gu pruiea in Der lS. Sta6e, spl&sn Main- ums
Gmrg<Street, M T2I. YpoiIG
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S6anp & 60.
SrenA Gpnfetttpnarg= umb
Sarietlten= Stpre. I

,-s-l Sartetattn= Stpre,
Gfe ppn Srpab= rnb 3tet @trage.
@a. Stts an @ane aqe artsn YIN ,Sanep Candies, Srl&<
ten, 0tdles, gbptpIabe, 9pn 9onS l.
G6snir Elm o%us8epabtns Eager pn fran;6ltI6en Yarfnms,
8ammen, 9urlten. Spitl> unb @olontertes ga den,
s SGreibmaterial, MeiiernaGren, 9prtmpnnates, SUI
mslieria6sn, feins &6rbe, pplSmaeren ii. anbsres 5aus-
hatun95serdtbe,
Gn6iiS cine susmaN YIN etsarrsn unb sa6af je6er art
uub Spn better Sualtdt.
apA Sptesel unb Spisssl9tafer lnb spn isbtr sUrts gu
BADEN, uno
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abfa9rt unb @nfunft Ser Serfdieb Be nrr
etfenba9aen nnb- Dampfi&iffe
nebf S%aBrprets. -

6reberidsbnr9er (gSalbin9tDnO Sa6t.
@erlaFt 8ibn,pnp @lprstnS I'm, g lnb abcnSs nm, " m. ,..
an nm 54 llbr gsnr9ets unb I'M q ll9r Nadmittaas. : 'V"'
Tahrrreie nhd QHalhinatpn, /. &(ait "s' e..
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6 duuhes 8.

Der l1nierSfibnA &c ma6t b@s 9Wtue pulraflm of fem Racer Spn
9aln6eS sisner 9abrt aufnsrtiam, bic ertsi auBtrh bliaem Nyreis
obtsbt, Bratcts; 2aube,
= SrCoelrest, NDihen Der 9. n g CIR.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

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;~r;sr, ,ro r.,,In .ys IN ~" llo'"-
,r.'.;r 't'S ".', s ~ ~ i" sAa
r,ents ' Of AIM 81, q a',,;%,,' - r.
Cn,,nIy avn T,s,ng,.a H. 'r'.ot, =" -
r,o,er:, Is nav Lor~ -. .a,t w H. nc,ls .H'
n.y. cer,n,;n ra, $50 'a'0'5' ''''"
~ 49, -. ~ .bo"e pI;G y
,~ho ara ,.anooas. * : go's'os'
r%oI;t;".l n.Ia~ + w. a1@1 Wy S.
xxx -naao III La 80 oo"1llo" "a altl''S
nln1ocrat wha va ~ ,.-s"' ;1Js "e -"
G,rht 81 ,i.n ,Df,t n.y. ! "nr,u ~ l"ee ~
80 rea,s :, s~u y po,.,o&, "c's "
m.lnt'.tt r,ott,r, rka 1PpD,.A y W
ba c>2,,, rnrsJ to ~ "p pA e~n"o'
-I,a,;an IL ~ ~ 'nS IPtih5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28


Barker, who informed the Grand Council
ih2. l would make explanations in relation
% ny vote cast at the last election. While
| was proceeding to do so. one of the rem.
Sers asked me for whom | voted for United
States Senator? When I replied William
Il. Seward, it created a great excitement in
all parts of the Hall. Some twenty or thir-
ty. more vehement than the rest, rushed
forward to the platform, Kissing. stamping
their feet, crashing their feet, extending
Iheir arms with clvnched fists, crying out.
with co%unlenances flushed with excitement,
Traitor 'perjurer. LIAR 'Yillain,' and
othei ePithets, accompanied with the excla.
nation. hustle him out, down stairs witL
him. throw him out OF the window &e.
by this time the meeting was ia a com
pete aproar. The presiding officer could
not control those present, anil declared the
meeting sljournel for one hour. There
was then a general rush for the platform
where | was standing. Some of the fore
most seized my collar. but, BE- the exertion
of a few friends. [ was saved from further
violence by being, witt. great haste, escort
ed down a private stairway, while oilers
closed the doors and kept back The mob =
WI en- | reached the stree, Mr.. Barker ad-
vised me to go to my hotel, and not show
myself abou; the place, but leave the city
in the first conveyance. Having no other
business to attend to, l took his advice and
left Syracuse on the first train.
81 know not what you and the council
NAV think of this. bu: if you ever desire to
send a delegate to such a Pandemonium,
you must select some other person besides
your sincere friend and fellow tuwnsman,
MOSES EAMES.
"To the W. P. of Council GA"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

Two destructive fires took place iaIT In
county, last week. The Willcrsburgh Frs
Press of the ed inst, gives the following
particulars
On last Friday morning about half p-Ss
two O'Clock. fire broke out in the build.og
of Mr.. Barton, which was occupied By z.
II. IZulps Shoe Store. In a few minutes
the building was envelloped in flames, and
soon burned to the ground. The FIRE spread
to the adjoining houses, and before eztiE,
gr;shed, it had also consumed TIE lar~s
frame hailding of Mr.. Cary,-a part Of
which was occur led by Or. Smith's Drug
Etore,--and the hui!4;ns, occupied by j.
NasEey's look Sore, belonging to S. Il.
Werlich. When the FIRE was first discover
ed. it had made such rroqress, that it was
Nth difficulty that a snail por!ion of Mr..
Halls goods were saved. The Games also
spread with such rapidly in the other build
inrs, that a great po.t;aa Of Or. Smiths
drugs. and III. Gary's hoc7ehold furniture
and other goods we're consumed. Mr..
Caskcy succeeded in removing most of his
books bat they were very much damaged.
rs seen rs possible, enc Of the engines was
placed in frcat, and the ether in Tie rear IF
the buildings, when the Firemen cor,-oan.
ced operations. They worked With CT Nv
and precision, but it vas imposs IDLE to =
the buildings hat lad fairly 50. On STA.
1t oHe tine, the back part of Mar. C~4tton's
dwelling WIS so much on &c, hat it was
thought that it gould also he Destroyed;
bat the engines poured such st 'caH1soE water
upon il, RS to eyiaguish he t.n'es. A
hHildi"g about three feet .rpr, tie noal,
Store, occry:ad by Mys1rs. 5.f- G.. Ca.y,
as a bakery and grocery, W. ~sere"al tiu.sl
on :}re, but tie engines con- ianrd 10 throw
water with snch force ami oaa1ti = -
save it. They, however, sustained s. con-
.ilrraL!e loss, Seye.&l other buildings aca-
Ay, al times caught Ere, b~s we're soon 1T
out. M
Tee much praise oer7ot ta lc..c~ol
upon tie lircr2c9, an! many other eli :
~" their remarkable courage displayed on
lie cc@2=i3n. The lad. .stuo,-aa il ~rsr9'ir
tie Ease, pogco: a.ed n.gfe t!ian a full y>
in removing go>ds and carrying wa;er.
- Gnen;sht last weel;, the New ~Ilur--
ing Mill Ct Mt. i. Aia:well, Of Iarlin Gown
ship. WIS dee.roy ed by Ere. Ale m;l .
toned about Que thousand bushels of wheat,
'orn and rye, which was also consumed -
The total lo:s sustained, is between fl. and
81 THOUSAND do,iarS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-28

The Tc-v G+ate Eanec.

Thc annual report Of the State House
Commissioner is published in the States.
man. The total amount appropriated by
The Legislature SO far. for tae erection OF
the building is $GaG,575. During the last
fiscal year there has been expended on il
the sum Of $f99. df5 G5. OF the progress
of the work the report says:
We are gratiied in being able to report
that the New State House has rapidly APP
preached completion during the past year.
The stone work, with the exception Of stone
steps, and the cupola, which is finished 10
its base, is completed. The inner dorao
will be erected in a short time, anil tLa
whole roof. under tho energetic raanare-
ment Of kr. nritt, viii, ina few weeks, 10.
covered by as substantial q piece Of copner.
work as can be found in any Of the States.
The whole bnilding will lLus, in @ shof,
time, lie protected from Ill rain ind suefis
inter.
From the progress ride or tic b1ildiac
during The past year, we cgn give aasaragae
that the Halls of tho ssaute and Ifar.a
Willie readg for the inesting Of tho +
GeRslal fageTably. Tie oaiy regret y,
have 70 express is. tat til means ras a.
All disposal. ~ tss I.sgi laa Z, as MI,
f.as II ( M pisa 9ss 1s ~
4 vs re c,5.e a.
Nf | A H ea ia # ItIMNt
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Nelson Dricr-.

We believe there is not a man, woman
er clild il Harrison county, bnt has Lnoas
Or has hea 4 ofNslsoa briggs. Mt. briggs
was a r:erchat Ct F3cport in this copEtE,
ever eipce 1895 until widun a yeas OF
pqst, when he removed to Davenport, Iowa.
rs q politician, he was one OF the meanest
tl.at we ever knew. We have knogn him,
during high political e~xcit,uaents. to sue
nearly every Democrat that was in his debt,
if they would not agree to vote the wkig
ticket. LIE would do any act, no diaer.
ence how mean it was, TO accomplish Iii
party ends. When he lived in Freeport il
was a common remark here in Cadiz among
VII G politicians. THAT Freeport would be
iii right, because briggs would sue the 10.
e~ofocos, and force them to vote the whil
icket." But what has this same Nelson
briggs come to? See an article from th'
Chicago Tribune in another column headed
s'coun,erfeit and altered money sejaed."
From that article can be learned his futur
doom. How true is the injunction, cha
the way of the trsnsgressor is hard"
while be oppressed in HE palmy daysevcr,
ran that would not agree With him in pol
tics. he will now suffer a worse oppression
for having yisistcd the lars Of his county
- ugi.. is aIweys sure 70 b meted oGt"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Feb. GO

Washington, Feb. 22
SEvATE.-Mr. Stuart presented a resolu,
ton recommending the erection of blu ildings
in Michi M for the reception of prisoners
eonfined by authority ofthe United States
referred 10 com. on Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter the Senate re-
sumed the consideration of the invalid pen,
sion bill IS Tcported from the committee on
CONCIERGE with the recommendation that
the Senate concur in the House amend
to the Senate amendments of the
bill.
Mr.. Hsmlin hoped the Senate would not
concur in the report Of the com. of Com
but insist upon its former amendment;
House amendment agreed to, wh;Sh passed
the %biil-yeas 20 nays 10.
Mr.. Clay called upon the bill extending
the credit on duties on railroad iron.
HousE.-TEe report Of the joint COM.
Of conference on The disagreeing amend
uents Of both houses 70 the bill for tie re-
lief Of purchasers and l~ocatorS of swamp
and overt we'd lands was adopted.
Mr.. Mo ellsworth i~natEectr iiy appealed
70 take up a passed S nate bill giving adj
dit;oual lands to soldiers OF the war OF 1919
Weshinston's birthday would thus be pa
rioticalyGcoinnemmorated lie gave 10
lice that he would on Tuesday next, move
he consideration Of that bill.
The hill granting lands to Alabam2a in
aiding railroads in that State was tabled
81 against 70.
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EeannoEs.

twas known 10 CIR neighbor Richard
HattOu. ESQ, that While the Commission
ars were in session \ December last, We
we're printing a few blanks for the Probate
Judge. whe-eupOn he. the auditor and
another gentlemen, rhose name we shall
not mention at pres,nt. got the Commits
s'oners to place the following order IN their
Journals. We give il "pT5ai.n, e Mrra:a7i.
q PnRctcOtgm," as the learned auditor of
Harrison county place it on tho JOvTuals:
Commissioners Order
Dec Z 1854
Commissioners this dsy r5sde an order allowing
auditor not to issue any orders in payment OF priR.
tors bills Tor blanks tex county oircers more Than
is reilly necessary For uleis special use during their
term .. Office
The above order was placed on the Jour-
mails. About a week before U friend
ROwles was sworn into cGi;e, he went into
the Clerks Office to see if there was any
blanks needed. lie found soue. He gave
them tc Hatton to print, Ha.tor printed
them before Mr. Patterson went out Of the
Office, and wished rir. P. to give him an OF
der on the Auditor to enable him 10 get his
pay. Mr.. Patterson would not give him the
order. Hence the low irsinuation agains'
Mr.. Patterson in the next weeks Republi
can. The gentleman was beat that time at
his game.
Last week, some time, the auditor o.
State sent a blank copy of the Assessors
blanks. These blanks are net 20 be used
until the 18th CT April next-six weeks at,
ter John Sloan goes out Of chi2e. Thi,
same John Sloao after getting tie commits
sioners to pass the above order, does h:
obey it? No. And why! Because he has
no regard for what he saye, or the commits
s%ioner's orders. Asscon as the blank came
he Immediately hands it to his friend Hat
ton to prtnt, with the above order remain
ing on the journals. Ii takes a mean maj
to do . mean job. We regret to say tina
1o!tn Sloan is that kind OF man. Was h
possessed ofthe least moral honor, he woul,
have LEFT The job for his successor to hav
done. But that he had not honor enor h
to do Aud wig? Btcusc, as he says
his friend Hltton spent money freely i
trying to e!ec. him last fall, and he intend
10 rew,rd him fr it OF! Of the county treas
urY. This kind Of business, with the abov
orde Of the commissioners before him, i
nothing more or less than moral dishonesty
D@t a base political partisan will do mos
Gnyt, iag- and John Sloan has always beef
noted for being that kind of "A CHI p. W,
trust chat upon his "atiremant TO his farm
and in his Old age, he will mend his way
cnd let hones.y be ;he prominent trait in hi
character hereqfter. /.