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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

glr AS SPRING and SU MINER MEDICINE
Carters Spanish Mixture stands pre- eminent above
all others. lis singutarly eiicacouS action the
blood; its vivliying quail ties its tonic action the
I.iver its tenacty 10 Dive all humors TO the
flee, thereby cleansing the the system according 10
NATURES own prescription, its harnlcss, al the
ber ofcures testified 10 by many OF the mos respecs
tuble cluzens OF Richmond Va, and esewht re, must
be conclusive evidence that there is no huInbng a.
bout it. He.,z f'E ~ I'D
The trial ofa single bottle will satisfy the most
skeptical OF its bentt
-" See advertisement in anothercolumn. lm5l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Legal Notice.

John Hoag, Plaintiff Civil action pending in
VS. tie court Of Common
John Hastings John Par Pleas oil Harrison county
ish ndmr's Of tseorgeFam' Ohio.
ilton deceased Ct nj
TIME said defendants John Hestipgs and John
l. Parish, administrators of George fam,lton
deceased Will take notice that the plaintiff, John
hoga, on the 18Th " of April, a. D. 1886, filed
petition in said Court which pettition isnow pend
Of which petition is TO have final settlement and
an account taken Of the matters involved in the
partnership lately existing between said plaintiff
and the said George Fsmillon and that certain fcal
estate purchased with the funds of said partner ship
may be divided, or sold and the proceeds divided
between said plaintiff and The heirs ot said George
Familton. snld defendants are required to appear
and answer sud petition on or before the twenty.
first day June Of A. d. 1886.
EiTEP & MEANS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
april 80, 1866.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Sheriff Jones SHOT by one Of
Beecher's Bible Men! Repor-
ted by one ct their own Party.

LSwssxck. x T., Ap,il a3l, 1896.
To the Editer otihe Missouri Democrat;
DEAR Sra: The U. s. troops IRON Fort
Lesveuwotth are in town, assisting Sheriff
Jones TO make arrests. Hutchinson, Mar
rem. Lyman, Faller, Hunt, and tEo others
have been arrested for refusing to act as
Jones's possee on Sunday last, aud TO night
are held as pfiseaers, guardeG bY the troops
who ere camPed here Wood, Speer.
Monroe. Deiizler end Tappan were in Town
this morning, but went q visiting IN the
country when the troops came in. No re-
sistance has been made to day. Houses
have been searched. but Wood, Speers &
Co, have not yet been arrested. The sal.
diers dislike the business they are engaged
in.s E asa 9-.1
The Corgrgressiopal Committee in ses'
sion here. commenced this morning.
aaa & Yours in great haste, T..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Cleveland " OOI ElepOt

THERE is no longer question, or doubt in the
minds of those vino are best acquainted with the
advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot oilers for
the sale Of Wools Of its impotanee and pr actica.
biity. ..r seeat }ssss -
Located as it is, at the outlet of the great wool
growing West, being oi easy access to wool-grow-
ers and merchants, and within tRenty -four iiour's
ride OF the most distant manufactures OF Ne " Eng
land 1t possesses great lyunlages.
Manufacturers, excepting III Sc who are engaged
specuators in wo1ls) sisak in the highest terms
Of this sYsle and the many satisfactory letters we
are receiving from our wool growing friends, have
stimulates, to increase Efforts TO mike this
house what it should be-~a sa'e aud reiabe chan.
mel for the sale Of their wools II has surfnounted
all the difficulties and opposition that could well
be brought against any enterprise by class OF spec
uaturs opposed to il, and now II has more and
stron Ger recommendations than ever. We have
spa ed no pains nor expense in making ample a.
arrangements Is for all who may wish TO avat them.
selves ut the advantages arislng from thls lnanner
OF grading and selling wu. Merchants, AMI
wool-growers, who wish to realize on tneir wools,
on deiIVefy at our Depot, can be accommodated
with liberal advances. If desired, sacks will be
sent as heretofore to those Wishing TO send US their
| wool, and WOOL FWINE for tying up feeces,
win be farnshed at from Is 10 20 cents per p0und
Whsu several 40 one nsighboriood wish 70 for.
wsrd sacks or twine, We prefer sending TO one ad
dress. Our customers in Illinois, and ths Western
States will find that ordering sacks from us vii
save them M ch trouble, aud insure the safe arriya
fof the wool here, as our sacks are all numbered
4 and stamped ''Clevcland Wool Depot and afte
ueing filled by consisnors, willreceive no. o,he
MARKS. l8,t sit4 s.a .gb5ats.. esvs Il
We hope for liberal patronare, our charges ar,
low for iandeHng andselling and we promise ou
employers that ourundiylded attention shallbe dc
voledto thei hterest. ,6g ~ tssaa.4 v
may I, 3m lGooDALE &sco.
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Worth Knowing.

scases Briggs and Rich cd Prints orth anywhere
II NJ $40 9.
40 pieces nrd wide chin:s worth 25c ut IL
s eases Cling hams worth s I" 90 nt a toy.
A few Thousand Yards OF fine Chnlly Delainos
that we have heen selling at 25 10 81 at IS to II"
to close the .tock--a great bargain.
400 toz Ladies cambric Handkerchiefs at 6, Z,
and II cents, worth l2, IL. and - els.
so pieces Irish Linen worth from 40 to 100 ccnts
at 25 10 A and SO cents and too many o:her sirii
lar bargains for one advertisement nj
STONE " THOMAS Beehive Store,
april 30, 1856. Wheeling, Va.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

QuEsrloNs roR THE FusIoMsrs.--Having
clear majority in the House Of Repsesen
tadyes, and according to their promises
made to the people, why don't the Fusion
lists introduce billto repeal the Fugitive
Slave Law?--to abolish slavery in the Dis
trict Of Columbia Ito repeal the Nebrfski
BilI--to extend the Naturalization Laws t
twenty -one years.?
Why don't they do it, We ask for infor'
nation. eve pause for a replyH
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Bank OF Kanawha Notes bought at
the Exchange Office Of ROBERT Lyons. s es
april 8 1856
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia

n - "lt| OOVIDKVUl, UhIO, DeC. q Icoo>
"My wife has been ahected with The Liver Com
plant and Dyspepsia for number OF yeurs, du ing
which time have spent great deal for doctor
ing, but shc received Sely litte benefit thererOn
and finally the doctors said she cead not be cuted.
Last spring she concluded TRY Hoohand's GER
man Bitters, sne took two BEETLES, and ever since
taking them she nus been able attend to her bu-
siness. have sold quite number Of bottles thro
her Recommendation and as Tar as ca II learn il aas
given satisfaction TO pn."+ .s1t %sa 1851 I
See ad Yertis einent. law M ..a.f ...E. ss IA. (
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07


HGllOwas's Pills an uufaifibg Remedy
for all disorders Of the Chest and Lungs
Oliver Thompson. Of Little Falls. New York
Nas certainly in most dsPlerable state Of
health ten weeks ago; his lungs, so the doe
tors told him, were completely gone, his
chest, and in fact his body generally, had
scarcely an atom Of desh on il. SO thin had
he become. In addition to this he had a
cough which completely shook him TO pieces
(these are his own words J; be has just cal
led on Professor Holloway to ipform him
that all these conIplaiuts have been reno
we'd by ,Hollo~ay's Pills, after he had used
them for seven weeks and two days, and be
now feels better than he ever did in his
life. These Pills will readily remove all
diseases of the stomach and bowels. kat
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

Our outside, to day, is wholly taken up
will the new bank lag. As this is law
that the voters of Ohio have to decide upon
at the next October election, we ask our
headers to give it careful perusal before
fhey east their ballots either for or agains t
Il. For our part we shall vote against it,
and our reasons for so doing we shall give
at length when we haae room.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
.aruFTANT FRoM KANsAs.
rrrcHERs EIFLrs DOING TpEIR WORK
SHERIFF JONES sK0Tl
THE sUR OEuEIEs TIMING no
BE SOzsRY FOI Er.
o2ccrs Resisted.
coHsrponlsnce of,hc St. Louis Rsrr''is'n.

Ccfrespon1snce Of the ST. Louis ks7u'il'sn.
Is CANP AT lEcONPfON
Sunday Night, 9 O'clock. April 10 SO
ailuis iotake the Prisoners GeWrl Of Ihs sheriff
froinpt tAslioa~-Suhafiss.a ltA
The sheriff and his b0ssce returned 70.
day from Lsurepce, wiihaut &ooti he WIS
baTrcaded ia his house end 81 res.gly gpaFd
ed.-ibasasiempled 10 teke one or Two 9TH
er prisonsrs hnsswsres farctblF prvyehled.-
Whie in LaSTsncp the Sheriff anl party
were gn0aaed at hisssd. lhueNsaed Apa
cursed tvsHy 'hipg az done tp aggrsyRe
them 70 commit al assault. 50 10 D. ie ;ed,
that lke isnatIcs might hare an eScuie,
however poor, teEnsllreat., perhaps to shoot
All0f th.In. Ihry hate Jones, and would
like to hare 3 chance 10 take hisf ibe IN Il
row. after using all dpa means to arrest
tue prisoners, lhegpaIt; li. aud returned
home sbeat four o'coek. rs --...
The question then on every bodH's dips
was, "whAt will the Governor da7 Al
was ex sitemeu.; CeuHeil after. Council was
held, men hurried 20 and fro; the Governor
looked theagh'iul; The Secretary seemed
uneasy; Gen. Whitfield appeared determir
sds the settlers gathered in from their
claims, and all were on the tip toe waiting
for the news Of wha. was to be done. Some
wanted the Sheriff 10 summon possee OF
twa or three hundred, tho should go to
Lswrence and take the prisoners atall haz
ards; but happily wiser counse's prevailed
and twas agreed that the Governor should
issue u call Tor small detachment OF D 5
JroObs; and accordingly an cypress. rider
Vilieiari from here in few moments foi
EoTt9 Leavenworth with orders for Col.
SsAurr TO send on the detachment. The
ifsa is II lis: the aboiiticnsts refaSe TO nc
knowledge The aaithori.y Of the laws, al
though they promised to do SO in order 10
save their necks in December. and Nnt% are
to- he put INTO tie hands of fi,e She1iif mol
oals or Wood, but for all those who lOrcl-
tly rescued i'm from Jores. and they are
10 be taken with the aid Off sgaall force. ii
iissah be done, but to be taken ii it requires
all the Government troops in the Territory
Since ahe action ot the Governor has
been made known, eli is perfectly quiet
there issno excitement. and no outbreak 1,
now apprehended. s .Fg
Mfr. q. w. Mekeun left about two hour
sgo, to ride all night, for Westporl, on i'm
portaut business. This viii be sent tC
tyestport by aaail, to friend who viii put
iron q steamer at Kansas City. "a vii
write wherever there is an Opportunity tt
send OF = etttT. aaA
A ~S za sa II. c. P.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

EE The Hon. Miss Murry winds up her
book on the Uaited States with th following
sentence:
zone might rs well hope TO improve the
morals and increase the happiness Of an i'd
liotby turning him out Of an asylum, as to
hope for benefit for the negro from Aboli.
Elionism." sta e
That is the whole truth, and nothing but
the truth ~ 81 ~ "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
5lttu A0bertls
Ohio Kansas Company.

THE members OF the Ohio Kansas Company arc
hereby notllled that meeting OF the Atockhoiders
will be held at Georgetown harrison county, Ohio,
oil the 3!st dayot May at ~ O'Clock A. M for The
purpose OF elecling three home directors and mako
an addition TO the Articles OF Association, more
OF The members. AT which time the stock holders
will present their receipts Tor money paid to agents
ol the company, and receive certificates for sock
Those who have not paid the amount OF stock ier
which they have subscribed, are requested TO do So
at before the aforesaid meeting it will be ta.
len as reIinquishment OF heir stock in said com.
pany.
BY Order OF the Bonrd, t.
SAMUEL THOMPSON, Sec. o K c.
May I, lS55-It
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

REpuBucAN1sM TO STAND ONLY ON Wool.
--'Fhe Washington Correspondent Of the
Courier writes:--
1T is certainly true that the minds oftbe
American people, and perhaps the popular
mind everywhere. will not entertain more
than one great issue at a time. The issue
this time is not the Pacific Railroad.
Only the Negro" item, we are to|dl--
Tryi! Garrison has been trying it for 81
years: Giddibgs 90; Greedy 1o.-N. Y
Express.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Prospect Of the Wheat Crop.

prospect OF the w neat crop.
The Wheat crop in Ohio looks well, so
say our Exchf nye Papers from all parts oi
the State. .s. .H
Tie Sar du>ky County Messenger says:
We have the most cheering accounts from
all parts Of the couaty, in relation to The
wheat crop.
Our farmers are very ssnguine Of a hea.
w crep the next harvest. The long duration
Of the Win ers snow, has kept the plants in
excellent condition. and, with favorable
Spring and Sumner, we think their exrec-
tauons will be realized.
ihe Crawford County Forum says: We
learn from che farmers from different parts
Of this county that the wheat crop looks re-
marLably well ,r.
The Chilicothe Advertiser, says: Wheat
never looked better in these parts. A large
crop is inevitable, unless the fly or the rust
Injuries it.
Our exchanges in Iowa, Illinois, and
Wisconsin, speak in the same encouraging
terms Of the crop Cleveland Plandealer
Gg~In this county (Harrison) we never
saw better prospects 0! good wheat crop
In fact every thing like vegetation looks
well. The only regret is, that the prospect
or good frpi; crop is not as good this
year as it has been other years. The Pench
trees we're generally killed, and that deli
cious fruit this season win be scarce.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Columbus, Ohio, April, 1856.


Eg-The Cincinnati Enquirer in speaking
Of the recent act passed By the fusion lie
gislatuge oflhis State, which comes in con.
h,ot with the laws of the U S. says:--
If We understand its provisions correctly,
it gives to abolitioDists the right Of repleyy
iuy lugitives from service, by process,
from the State Courts; which brings them
as we'll as the Marshal, before it, The yher.
iii is empowered t" take the slaves from
the Marshal's jurisdiction by force. if he re-
sists. This law is a clear. invasion upon
the sovereign right Of ;he United States and
will be resented as such by the general gov
ernment. Its only effect a1dtendency will
be TO bring Ohio in nulli6ca;ion collision
with the authorities at Washington. It is
dishonest effort 10 evade, upon the part
Of the State, its solemn compact, upon
enerins the Union, to deliver up tc theil
owners fugitives from service.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

TMr. FillmOre's acceP.sney Of the nOu'
instiOn for The Presidency. is believed to Be
in Baltimore,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

ETEforts are now being made 10 Phil'
sdslPhia TO raise additional subscriptions
for the S. q |. R. r. gHtF
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

HFrhe large steam houripg mill in
Wheeling was destroyed BY 6rs last Wed
nesday night Less SIS, 900.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

E1-The Portsmouth Penant, an able
Daily and Weekly paper, is offered for sale
Oh. liberal terms e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings.

As.e W. p ~ 81. RsIcCALLUM.
TIME subscrisers respectfully announce ahatthey
Ill have just completed tbnir orders for the
spring trade aBdare daily receiving part ofa very
large stock Of Carpetings Of every description,
Extra ? ply, Tapestry, lnefains, Super. and Fins
1ngrdins, Twilled, Plain and Common Ventetians,
with every variety Of Cotton and low priced Car.
peting, Floor Oil cloths, from to "A feet wide, Of
different qualities and prices.
Also. Window Shades, Table and Piano covers.
Rugs, Mats, Mattings, Dftiggets, Stair Rods, &C.,
all OF which we will cell as low ss they can pos
sibly be bought in the city,
.,.1 81 NJ W w. d. & II. McCALLUM,
march S, 1856. 9TH st.snear Wood, Pittsburgh,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

Oc1Eext week, we@sbalI sc through with
The publication Of the laws. when we shall
have room TO giyecur usual variety.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

GE Gen. Sam Houston announces hint
self as an independent candidate for the
presidency. subjsctto no convention
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Latest Arrival Of Spring and sum
mer Goods, for Spring and Sum
NOR sales. IE56 tara

TINE subscriber invites the attention of the pub.
l. lie to his Large and General assortment OF
New Spring and Suaimer Goods now recel living
from Philadelphia selected with great care since
the late heavy lmportutions. He hatters himself
That his stock wil repay examination by all IN
want OF Goods. Styles and Prices cannot fail IL
please.j Country produce received as usual in ex-
changeior goods. ISAAC LEWIS.
Georgetown, Ohio, May, Z, 1856 -5tpd.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
John sPeepels' Estate. 1

NCTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
In have ebeenappoiniedand d ualified az execus
tors on the estate OF John Peoples late Of Harrison
county deceased Those indebted 70 said estate
having elaine against the sane will present them
duly auihenlicated within one year tor payment "
JAMES PEEPLtsS, ~ ac,,,o.a
" ~ JOHN RAMSEY, iEs} rtAeSN''is
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
sApriJ 23, 1855.
JACOB CIR ABB

yNTOULD respectfully inform the people chat he
wv has just received one of the largest and best
selec ed assortnents OF
READY MADE CLOTNG
ever offered in this section Of the country He can
furnish and fit out person from head to ut pri
.ces ranging from S5 TO $50 He also keeps larga
and complete stuck Of cloths cassimeres, Saiins,
&C., &C., which he will make to order on the most
reasonable terms. Ills stock Of
Hats, Gaps, &c.
.is full and complete. and will be sold cheaper than
ever before offered in Cadiz
Thankful for past invors, he hopes by close atten-
ton to business, and keeping goods but what he
can warrant, still to receive continusHce OF the
same. III s4
RecolIeet the place-in the ,cotner opposite tho
court house. under tie Sentinel Office.
JACOB CRABB
Cediz, Ohio, April %, 1856.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

Gy The Fillmore K Ma. are to bold
4 State conventions Oh the 27tho May. two
day ! in advance Of The colored Republican
IcoHvention. s 4. 8 "a .8W4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Conduct Of Investigating Com
mittee.


Correspondence of the St. Louis Republican.
WHlTEnEADs X. 4. April 2l, 1855.
came here this morning to get some
leer.l matters ATTENDED to. before the Coun
~ Court, aud no sooner had l. arrived than
lewAs informed ihatthe Congressional In
,esligating Committee had not entered up
on The performance Of its duties at
Leavenworth City, as i had intended 10 de-
aud IS wrote you it had dore; but i'm
nlediatey adjourned over to lecompton,
where il viii Sit with closed doors. The
crowds weIe talking Of this, more than Of
matters that brought ther1 together, and,
iot course, thousand surmises were made
as 10 tic cause Of this sudden ella ge. and
tie secret or private character that this in
QUESTION had assumed.
L shall mol here remark upon the usual
and strange origin Of this extraordinary
mission; that has been sufficiently comuen
ted upon already but information was
given throughout The Territory that theil
Proceedings would be had ~ Lsasenwortt
Guy, copmsncii,g On last Wednesad ~ I ,ss ssan(
rearly an The numbers ct The Legislature
,sadother public officials assembled mere
or thetdsy to be present AZ the invesrga
Nom. when, to their amsEement and withou
.,ny reason or explanation. the COMMITTEE
adjourned to 'Lecomp.on, and intimalet
that tbeir proceedings would not be 2uhllc
Tbe members, &c., returned TO their home
4 disappofbtt1ent and ptrplcxity, and tn
nannle tverywhere are specializing abou
the issue d this projecting. N s.s M
Nhv do they 70 to Leconipton at thi
timeg Itmay be answered BY their apoio
aaists. that II il lie captal. and The Pvope
place fov then1 10 hold their siEtings y ~
th.b, Ire not the Executive of the Tefr'tnr
snd ire public oGices there? Simply re
canse sbere are noacccmmcdations a "
compton for any body. M
Al nonc of thc officers q the Territor
cay shere: al there Is no place for the az
stkives. ot ace mm3da,ion for p4rsoas q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

sERsad lhs neus from Kansas. ia 10.
days paper. II is copied from BePublisaA
sources. See how the hyPoerises pretend 10
be sorry for their abOminsble acts. This is
Ouly one Of the Effects Of PlAeAg sharP'sI
Rdes ID the hands Of such men. The end
IL not yet M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

@-The colored Republicans intend to
hold convention in Cadiz on Saturday the
24Ih inst., (not the 22nd as announced in
last weeks Republican, for the purpose Of
appointing delegates t. State Convention
10 Ne held in Columbus on the 29th inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
Lumber! LUNBER!!.
VIZ ANTED by the Harrison county Agricultui
w Society,
$1,000 feet

Of inch White Oak boards, ten feet long, to he de-
livered on the grounds of the Society near Cadiz,
against the l<i day Of July next Those having 4
on the President of the society, Henry Boylcs. or
the Secretary, G. N. Alien ut the Sentinel office.
Cadiz, Ohio, May z, lS36.-3l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

EE-A dreadful mob took place at Pana.
ma on the i5.ti Of April. About s5ooot
worth Of properly was destroyed, and 90
Americans killed. e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

LYRIC AGAIN j Rtdpash, tie Kansas
correspondent of the St. Louis De,nocrat .
who has 'oId es,enoush about GOV. Shan
non and other nen III that territory, to
bMcken his character forever; we see by
the last Ohio Columbian has been chan.
gins lis tactics somewhat, and is now lying
about Gov Chase Last fall this scoun'
drcl was pulfed by the Columbian, Cadiz
Il publican d;e., as "being a perfectly reii
able man -one who could be believed in all
things" but now the Coilmbran's tune is
clanged--Ae didn't lie this Time to suit
heir purposes, and therefore hr is not SC
good a fellow as he used to be. To encour
age man to lie on ethers, he viii lie Or
| you before he IS taroush. is an Oh Proyelt
aud very true one, in this case especially
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

%Gsn. Walker has been victorious in
all Of his late battles IN Nicaragua.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

cgws are compelled 10 defer several
very interesting articles for few weeks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07

coxGREesIoEAL ELECToRs.
isL SiiELDEN l. KELEoGG, Of Haniilton. 3
Z nd. n HENRY +. SEDAN. Of IiamlIon.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, Of Montgomery.
4lh. tSAAt: y. THOMAS, of Darks.
5th COWARD FOSTER, OF Williams.
9th. MICHAEL n. DAVIS OF ClerTn0nt.
7th. WILLIAM UROSSEN, Of Warren.
eth WILLIAM kERSHNER, of CLARK.
sih. GEORGE T.. SEENA- OF Seneca.
9th. LEVI DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
n. ALFRED McFEIGH, Of Fairfield,
2rh. JACOB SLYH, Of Franklin.
9Th. JOHN 'FlFFT of HEroR. SGD
4ih. JOHN 6. MYERS, Of Ashland, r7
sth JOSEPH BURNS. Of Coshoctoa.
ca JaMFS NJ. GAYLORD, Of Morgan.
.Tth. BENZ AMIN r. SPRRlGS, OF Noble.
18th. ALPHONS0 HART, OF Portage. d. A., .-.
Ieth. HENRY II. DOrGE. of CuyRhoga.
10Th GEORGE @. GtLLElgr, of Ashtabuls-
,lst GEORGE COOK, of Harrison. rs
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