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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-28

s!This world Ills barbcrous world,
And barbcrous people live In il,
And il you don't take care yourself
They'll shave you in n mnnit."
"The boards bound TO come oil il the handle don't
breuk !"
ANDGABE JOHNSON can shave you in about rs
n quick time as any gemInan oh color"
No sham about his shop, except his style ofshnmpoon.
ing which all should try.
Tuck TorsY, son of the Topsy that never wasborn,
Is there 10 brush, &c, &c-
lie is cxpec ting daily a stock Of cologncs. soaps,
oils, aud other articles for the toilet, which he i'll
sell low.
WASHING, IRONING. &c, done u, short notice.
Shop on Front street near the Ironion House.
April 10, Isjj-3 i0y
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New Goods at the Clothing Emporium Of
H. WISE & Bro.
Ellison's new Building, Corner cf Front
and Laurence sts.
WTHERE they are now prepared 10 offer
w extra inducements TO all those who
may favor them with their patronage. They
have Just received a
, Large and Splendid Stock Of Goods,
Consisting of all kinds of Spring and Summer
Clothing for Men and Boys, which cannot be
surpassed for quality and price in this market.
They have also splendid supply of
Ladies' Dress Goods
Of The finest quality Shawls, Cloaks, Bonncts,
Ladies Shoes and Jewelry
Gents Fine Shirts, Collais, HandkerclIiels,
uuder Shirts, Drawers. &C., Trunks, Jewelry,
and Yankee Notions. India Rubber and Oil
Cloth Coats, Pants and Leggins. &c.
We are offering for sale the mos. complete
assortment of
Ready.Made Clothing.
ever offered in this market. Our good' are Of
our own manufacture, from the best Of mate
rial. Having the advantage Of a resident part.
ner in Cincinnati, and also of large business
at Parkersburg, Va, we will be enabled TO
keep up general assortment OH the most eco
nomical plan, and will sell to those who may
favor us with their custom, CHEAPER than
ever before sold in this town.
Give us a call, and examine our stock for
yourselves before purchasing; we are always
pleased to show our goods, believing that if
you learn prices you will be sure TO buy.
| II. WISE Il BRO.
| Jronton Anril On f055
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IRON TON K0U 8 E .
IR0NT0N OHIO.

J.W. ALLISON, PROPRIEroR.
"AVING made LARGE ADDITIONS OF coMPoR-
TABLE ROOMS, to the above well known
Hotel, and NEWLY FITTED UP AND RENOVATED
the older part of the house the proprietor would
solicit the calls of his friends, and former pa.
irons and the travelling public generally, CIV
ng the assurance that he will use his best en-
eavors to please and render agreeable the stay
Of all who may put up at his House.
Ironton, Aug. 3, 1854.
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CMALL FARM FOR SALE.-A small farm
- of 43 acres, bou half (or little moret
improved, with aahewed log house, corn crop
and about forty bearing fruit trees thereon, for
sale, or exchange for town properly. For par
ticulars, enquire at the post-olflee in lronton.
Nov, G, 1854,-tf,
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FRANCIS sHENU1T
DEALER in
nnII- An Ia NGV

FRANCIS SHEN UHsw.,
DEALER IN y
DRY AND FANCY
GOODS, HATS, CAPS, GRO.
CERES, BOOTS AND SHOES. AT
THE WEST lRONTON
STORE, u51
II EEPS constantly on hand and is receiving
IN. fresh supplies Of oil The above descfip'
tlons Of goods. 1914.
FOR MEMS WEAR,
Cloths, vestings, large assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, &c.
DRY GOODS, =
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Cnssinctis, Cordu.
roys, Ginghnms, Satns. Poplins, Plain and
Figured Dress Silk Patterns. Every descrip-
ton Of dress trimmings.
Irish linen OF every qnnlity.
Ladies' and girls Hosiery-a large and COM
plete assortment.
White, Yellow and Red Flnnnels, twilled
and Plain.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
Summer Shawls, Silk and linen handker-
chiefs.
Linen and Cotton Edgings. Lawns, &c.
Ladies fans and combs.
mings.
Foreign and Domestic Calicoes Of the latest
styles.
Blcacbed and Brown Sheeting and Shifting
o large stock. ..iy
Check of all kinds Jeans and Drillings.
Carpet chain Of all colors.
Table linen Cotton yarn nd batting.
Summer hats and suspendcrs.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
: Table knives and forks, spoons, German silver
and Britannia ware, Colts revolvers-the best
manufacture.
GROCERIES,
Flour and Corn Meal, Sugar cured and canvass
ed hams, dried beef dried venison hams, also,
sugar cured shoulders
New Orleans and Sugar House sugar and
y molasses, loaf sugar.
Tea and Coffee, and Groceries of every de-
: scriptiOn.
Raisns. Figs and Candies, also dried fruit.
White Fish and llackerel.
The best quality Of cigars and chewing TO-
baccO kept constantly on hand.
WHITE LIME.
Trunks, Tubs, Buckets and Brooms.
d WEST IRoNToN, June 2G, 1855 -2l.-tE
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What is the use

0F going, East, West, North or South, when
~ you can get the very best articles thet are
wanted in the Saddery and Harness line at the
man ufactory of WILSON & RICHARDSON.
No. 10, 2nd, street, lronton.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-28

las now on hand, and is constantly receive
III ing good assortment OF Music and Mu-
sical Instruments, such as Accordeons, Flutes,
Flies, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Clarionetts,
Flageolets, &c. One day, eight day and alarm
clocks, watches, and jewelry Of all kinds. The
very best of Cigars and Tobacco, Perfumery oil
all kinds, Confectionery, Groceries, Glassware,
Notions, blank books and stationery, pictures
and frames, OF all sizes, plain OF gilt, sealed
measures and weights, dried and foreign fruits,
nuts, fine shirts. cravats, portmonies, hobby
horses, toy wheelbarrows and wagons and top.
of every description, and great many other ar
tcles, too numerous to mention.
Ironton, Marcrl7, l854.-tf.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-28

Moxley & Barber's Vegetable Ague
Killer,-Warranted, no cure, no pay!
A SAFE AND EFFECrUAL REMEDY
IN for all periodical diseases, Intermittent
Fever, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, Sun Pain, etc.
For sale by
MOXLEY, BARBER & EGERTON.
April "a, 1855.
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E. G. SLOAN, Dental Surgeon,

Respectfully presents his acknowledge
ASSSE<TyN fneiis 10 those who have heretofore cx
H. c ndrd 10 him their patronage, and l,e
yhopcs tint the skill mud exp eIicnce whic
the past six years Of constant Practice has enable
him TO Obtain will merit n continuance Of their fnvor
mud the patronage OF all those desiring services n his
proic ssion. IN Justification Of his aby TO render Ell
ire satisfaction, he would but call attention 10 the iu
mcrous full and part sets Of ARTIFICIAL teeth which he
has inserted IN this vicnlty-ic beauty utility. hnd
ifc-likc appearance Of which lie faicrs hnsc can.
not hc cxcecd. The d1iculiy heretofore experienced
by the profession in fitting full sets so iln they mny
be useful aud comfortable, he hns overcome nj the ex-
pen.e OF no inconsdcrabc perseverance, and expert.
mcut. Those who are IN need Of such may rest
red that they can he furnished with these useful org1ns
That will cnoble them 10 mnscnie their food with the
fncy experienced only by those who have good Teeth
All other operations IN the department Of Dentistry.
performed In manner that experience and care alone
he work IL com. .pc,ed. Office IN Rodgers Block,
yer silyerman, and Alcan's Dry Goods Store,
| IRONTON, D.
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House Sign and Ornamental Painter,
PAPER HANGER, GUILDER, G LAZING, &c.
M. WALLWORK
rs still on hand and isever ready to do any
kind of work in the aboveline on the short.
est notice, in the best style Of workmanship and
most reasonable terms.
Office behind the Post Office. Orders left q
Post Office will meet with due attention.
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Tx PAIR Of r. Bell 4 Co.'s French Mo:
l(C rocco Lace Boots, etc.. Just received
and i0r sale by s, W. HARPER.
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BLANK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
A Good assortment Of foil and half
~ bound blank Looks, stationery, &c. just receiv-
al and foy sale At JOHN q. HANZsCHES
June 19.-3t. Book Store, Rail Road Street.
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Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c.
VOU will find the best assortment Of Sad
dies, Brides, Harness, Collars and
Whips in the west, ell their own manufacture,
at WILSON & RICHARDSON.
No. 12, Second street, lronton.
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Trunksl Trunksi!

Trunks! Trunks!!
WV ILSoN AND RICHARDSON HAV
w on hand and for sale splendid asso {
ment of Trunks from 81 rs to $40. Also, Q
pet Bags and valises.
No Il, Second street :Tronton, Ob;n.
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MOTHER lot of Webster tie Shoes for Ladies' Kps
"A suth Boots, &c,U UREW'S
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COMBS, Brushes, Fancy and Toilet Soaps,
Harrison's Perfumery, Cologne, Flair D, ca
Port Monies, Steel Pens, and general a.sort.
ment Of fancy articles and notions. Ior sac al
The Drug Store Of F.S. WRIGHT & Go.
Corner Of Second and Railroad streets.
April "a, 1855.
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TACOMA choice lot received, p oe CLOS
* ed out IN reasonable terms, BY
July ., 1865. 22yl A. B CLARK a Bso.
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Ironton, September u, 1855.
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Ready.Made Clothing.
Barbering and Hair Dressing.

IrOnton, April 90, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
AEothsr a~mendm.r.
% adopted annronri.

Was adopted appropri-
aing fer Che Ocean service Of this year
The bill for that purpose having failed last
session, the bill passed BY a vote of 90 a.
gainst SO.
The President in his veto refers to his
duties under the constitution, and discusses
the principal underlying the approval OF
~disaPproval ofthe bill then reviews the his
tory Of the claims, and comments strongly
on the fact that never from the beginning
OF the century, has any administrator re.
eosnized these claims, or deemed them wor.
thy Q fthe recommendation of Congress, nor
is it alleged now. that new evidence has
been brought to light calculated at MI t.
fx the liabilities on this Government. He
argues the whole question ofour treaty and
the liabilities with France, and declares un.
hesitatingly his conviction that the United
States have already in the most ample and
complete manner discharged their duty 10
such citizens as may have been at any tim {
aggravated by the acts of the French Gov.
eminent. For these reasons the bill would
not receive his sanction.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

JAsUARr i9.h,-A dispatch IN Il Patis
announces that he fire v
sus- ~Sa peen almost
;. 7r~"ued On boh sides. An we're seek.
'as shelter from the storm The moral
& Physical condition of the besiegers is
good.
JAHrAEr, eosh%1 dispneh from Men.
sehkeH states that a Successful sortie had
Just been made against che French centrs.
Many we're Lred ard several prisoners ia
ken.
'ASUlar 92d.--The British troops con-
un"= sicily. Abundant supplies of all
-inds &c received, ~iacluling shot, shell and
cloiAing.
onsr Pasha resigned because Ismail
Pssha bas been appointed to command the
army in Romslia. and was not placed under
his orders.
RusHA-The s.. Petersburgb Journal
gives the oficisl account o the recent cross
ing Of the Danube; aud calls it e ~reconnois.
sauce. Letters say, however. i. was really
an advance of the whole army which was
stopped by order OF the Russian Ambassa-
dor at Vienna. SO as to prevent embarrass-
ment in the negotiation. New Russian de.
i%ences' at Odessa. are completed and fer.
tifc~tions at Kaffa.
SchamYl is alive, and made q recent fosay
at Te1lis.
kandestsn is in a state Of revolt.
The Cars two sons passed through los
COW on the 18th.
SPAtS-Soms new arrests have becl
made, on suspicion OF q Carlist conspiracy
lrALy-Numerous arrests have been mad
at Florence, on the pretext Of a revolution
airy conspiracy having been discovered. Al
so. others at Leghorn, owing to 4ales G
Mazzinisn bonds.
HottAND.-A Dutch Envoy. sent to ia
pan, has returned WITH tho assurance tina
Holland will continue on a footing Of tn
most favored nations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
Tia Designs Of Federalism.

We direct the attention Of our readers to
an excellent article on our first page. with
The above heading. Il shows up Know
NOlhingism in its true light. Know Moth.
inglsm ia nothing more or less than an ad-
Junet Of old broken down whiggery. All
their nominations and acts, as a general
thing. tend that way. Those Democrats
who have been silly enough to be caught
IN the trap, will fad what VIC say TO be true
before another twelve months rolls over
their heads. II they DO not wish to attach
themselves TO the whig party. the sooner
they leave the eden" the better it will be
for them.
Those men that are now the leaders in
this political movemenIof ~propagating Know
N~othlnglsm, are the same men, that in 1880
and on, were ready to cut of every Free
MAson's head in the country, so horrsr
stricken were they at the idea Of secrecy
Now those same men enter The basest kind
OF a political secret society; and what for?
10 help 10 revive their broken down party.
Then secret societies was an awful affair
now it is just what is needed, if what they
say might be believed. We consider Know
Nottingham nothing more or less than a dis
grace on all decent secret societies.; such as
Free Masons, Odd Fellows. Templars,
Sons Of Temperance, &c.
Whigge'y will resort to any means to
resusilste itself; no difference how corrupt
or infamous those means may be. II leave:
no stone uu.urned to accomplish its ends
1t behooves Democrats, under the presen'
state Of Affairs, to be on the alert. We ma,
be defeated for a while, out reason and com
mon sense will eventually triumph. 9Th,
darkest hour is just before the break o
day."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
For iha Cadil Drm,craae sentinel.


FRIESB ALLEs:-Ir read the decision Of
the Supreme Court OF the State Of Ohio.
on the constituiionality of the law to pro-
vide against the evils arising from the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors. And after compa-
ring the Law, the Constitution and the De.
eision, came to the conclusion that the con.
%stitutiOn would admit Of any enactment that
the ingenuity of man could devise.
The clause relating to the sale Of liquor
Is SO exceedingly vague and indefinite, that
the Legislators might search in vain for q
limit to their Legislation on the subject. II
a law had been enacted only allowing Judges
to sell liquor, and Legislators to drink il, you
might say it was constitutional. Or il a
law bad been passed allowing every man in
the State to sell liquor, but mol a drop to
be used in the county where sold. you could
not condemn il by the constitution, so the
trainers Of that instrument might last az
well have remained silent on the subject
If they had said nothing about it, the Judges :
might have decided according to their own
feelings in the case without even the trouble
of reading it over.
There is one thing 10 which l wish to
call the attention of the reader. Judge
Thurman says "No bill can become a Law
without rece wing the nQmbe. of votes re-
CURED by the constitution, and if it was
found by an inspection of the legislative
Journals that what purports 10 be a law upon
the statute book was not passed by the re-
quislie number of votes, it might possibly
be the dnty of the court to treat it as a null
ity." Now | ask the reader ia all candor
if he ever heard such an expression escape
the lips of a Supreme Judge? If a law was
plainly unconstitutional the court might pos
sibly treat it as a nulity.
Such expressions are inexcusable coming
from the Supreme Court of Ohio. Charity
compels me to think that Judge Thurman
was under the influence of some narcotic at
the time he suffered them to pass his lips.
The first and ninth sections Of the law
under consideration should not be allowed
to stain the pages Of our statute book anoth-
or year, and it is to be hoped that the first
act ofthe next Legislature will repeal these
revolving sections and replace them with
something reasonable. The only tendency
such laws can possibly have, is to make
men lie, cheat, bubble and resort to every
article their ingenuity can point out, to
eyadc the penalties of the law. They also
furnish employment to evil disposed, mis-
} chief making scan1ps who fee, honorcd by
the opportunity of swearing in the presence
Of a squire.
1t certainly cannot be that the Democrats
and Republicans of Ohio. are prepared to
fine and i~mprison a citizen for receiving IN
to his house a neighbor, friend, or stranger,
and supplying bis wants with food and drink
such as suits him best. II this be the fact,
Ohio has seen her best days; her sons have
made war with each other, and her glory
vii! depart,
Despots consume her wine and ale
White slaves wear ont her fertile soil.
Z MlCAJAII T. JOHNSON.
SHORT CREEK, Harrison county, Ohio,
February 10, 1855.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON. Feb.

Washington, Feb. is
SENATE.-Mr. Seward, from the Com
mittee on Commerce. asked for the consid-
Grafton of tie bill, regulating the carriage
OF passengers in Steamships and other yes
sells. 1t was rea 1 twice and put on its pas
sage. Mr., B. njamin objected and the bill.
was laid over.
Mr. Toucy int, oducsd a bin, to increase
the salaries Of judges of the Supreme Court
passed-yeas so, nays IS.
A Bill was reported from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, Gppropriating 375,ooC
to Commodore NJ, G. Perry, for negotiating
a Treaty with Japan.
Tie Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up
Mr. Gwin moved for the adoption of Mr..
Douglas substitute, proposing three routes
as al smendaen; to the original bill which
was agreed to. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-TAe Speaker announced the or,
der to &c Bennstt's bill. granting land.
equally to the several States, for Railroad
and School purposes. Mr.. Hamilton was
entitled 10 the floor.
Mr. Haven appealed to him to yield with
a view Of geiug into Committee Of the
Whole, on the appropriation bills. There
we're now BIZ: ID days Of the session remain.
ing. Those bills may be lost, unless they
are at once acted upon.
Mr.. Hamilton moved that Mr.. Benefits
bill be committed to Committee of the
Whole; and demanded the previous ques-
ton. pending which the House went into
Committee on the mail steamer appropra-
tion bill.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

DESPERATE AFgRAr AT LAGRANGE.-We
learn from the Wheeling Argus that an
ARRAY occurred in the Kennedy House."
in Lagrange, on Saturday night. resulting
in the severe cutting of three persons, one
of them the landlord, who interposed be.
tween the two original cOmbatants. Jos.
Bounds, a fourth party, is said to have DIN
ed in the fight and did the cutting as soon
as Mr.. Kennedy interfered; while the bal
ance of The par y upon discovering that he
welded a knife, united in his punishment,
kicking and beating him nearly to DEATH
Mr.. K. received a severe flesh wound upon
his left breast, and another had the leaders
Of bis wrist cut of. Bounds is said to lave
been more hurt than any of the others en-.
gagged in the melee.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

LTWe have it from good authority, and
we don't suppose our neighbor will dispute
it, that he, Richard Hatton, joined the Know
Sothings on last Saturday night, or in 9th
err words joind the "Sup.cme order of the
Star spangied Banner" His paper now
will, We suppose, be a full bloodcd Know
Nothing organ. We will see.
Our alIusion to our neighbor IN another
article, has no reference whatever to his
joining the Know Nothings, 1t allpdcs to
his having joined something else. In his
last joining We wish him success, but 30 far
as joining the Know Nothings is concerned,
we cant say that we do. Because he has
heretofore had a great antipathy against
secret orders, and his joining the Know
Nothings at this time, is only for tie pur-
pose Of gain.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

MoRGAN FoUSp.--The Masonic Mirror
publishes a story TO the effect that Morgan,
who, it, was alleged, was murdered by the
Free Masons for disclosing their secrets,
has beea found in Smyrna, in Turkey
that he now goes by the name Of Mustapha.
and is engaged in teaching the English
language. The authority given for this
reports "A Joseph A. Bloom. Accor-
ding to the Mirror, Boom met Lorgan at
a house IN Smyrna, to whom the latter
gave a detailed account of his adventures
1t is stated that Morgan left 1.-The country in
The ship Hervine which sailed from Boston
to Smyrna, and belonged 70 the firm Of
Lancon & Co. The captains name was
Welsh.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
Washington. Feb. II

sE~A7r--Mt. Shield. presented an in.
.truction from the Illinois Legislature, tc
oppose the extension Of patents 10 McCor.
mick and all other respers.
Mr.. Toucy from the Judiciary committee,
introduced a bill to protect the oeicers and
others acting uoder The authority If the
United States.
Mr.. Stuart opposed the bills making an.
preparations for the Improvement Of the
harbors on the Northern Lakes.
Mr. jones of Iowa reported a bill allow
ing the officers and soldier, Of The Revolu.
ton, whose pensions are les. than 500 to
have chat smount Annually be,saft.r
Ar. Holm wished the bill TO b. laid
over tiIl Monday, in order to nrovid. bv
amendment similarly for the r;d,v. ~ n.
deceased.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

RIVER BRoRE.-The riss at Pittsburgh
reported by telegraph in yesterdays Her
aid, reached here last evening, bringing
With it the ice which has for some weeks
gorged up the river and Distracted nayiga-
ton. So greatly elated were the Steam.
boat men, that the bells Of the boats at the
landing were rung, as an expression ofjoy
at the sudden opening of navig alton
Boats are preparing to leave their moorings
both here and at Pittsburgh, and as the
heavy ice passes down; the river trade will
be resumed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

CGNcTNsArr, Feb. I9.--Eycning--Rircr
risen q iaches--Flour {, l8; Oats 40. Cen
siderable buoyaucy in provisions; but the
irmness of holders keeps business in check.
Sales Of 1000 bbls. Mess Pork over si2.
but particulars not made pubic; 10000
pieces bulk shoulder sold at Az: Eastern
Exchange TO premium.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

gain an editorial article of the Wash
ington Union, it Is stated that the total num-
Der of persons employed nnder the State,
Treasury, and Interior Departments is t.
LOG, Of whom 3,346 are Americans by birth,
$50 foreigners and $50 whose place of birth
is not known. This proves that compare
lively few foreigners are in Office under the
National Government.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21
From St. Louis.

Feb 10-The Missouri river is open for
steamboat navigation from this city to Kan
sas.
1t is stated that the small pox has made
its appearance among the troops at the
Newport barracks. Four of them were at
tackled.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

EEIt is said hat the London Illustrated
News a weekly paper. c~ircnlates 160,O 90
copies. The charge for advertising in the
News is six cents a word for every inse.
ton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-21

EJA warm contest for U. Senator, in
place of Mr.. Cooper, is going on in the
Pennsylvania Legislature. On the last bal.
lot reported, the vote stood
Simon Cameron 50; Williams 8; Bucka-
lew q; VeecA 2; ]. P. Jones G; Wilmot IL;
scattering 10. A motion to adjourn the
balloting Tor two weeks was carried.