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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
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sIT on FIRE The Gazette b..ilding
Cincinnati, was set On fire BY an incendiary
On Sunday nighthst. The. fire originated
between the upper ceiling and the roof. bur
ming of the entire raof. the raflers and wreck
falling down upon the four ii story f,or.
where some damage was done 70 materials
Tho building aud pfiating materials we're
covered by insurance. q rsa9sa ~ as4 IA
a4ssa Esas4 44-44 s--4tll as fsfq 6sta
THE LastsLsr srunE iAl-.T he Legislature,
just before takingfts recess unl Jat nary
nsxt,. defeated the appropriation for ths,
school District Libraries. This Legislation,
~ unRaanly Hoppossd tothe School sysse
tenn tile fusionists should have met the
question fairly, and made such alte fatioBs
.ani notifications as they judged necessary
and proper; but to apretend friendship for
it, and thust to say ytlle life blood of one Of
ls most mportant psrts. II mean and cow
ardly. The people Understand very well,
the nosise Chat pronpteds Che hlaE. FL
Isicnisme hrs beananssds tefuldI its YauE.
cd promises0f sFssrenchuent anil gOfornn,
and ID order to make d show u keeping
them. they stopped apoftioa "a Glbs Cons y
aona sebosl moaegs We aqMaGisa IL tlis
people will ithanb alIsn sfeF sasb Fetfengh
,inent Il yasl slunefp pdstea. sat uuasaissd, !.
Fusion will find that 1T had hettar. .let Ill its
promises have gene to pEeeast tAsia teaam.
Fet silla The 1sataasn Schools. s#asss4 I
I s'he bill increasing the compensation or
'hs Judges ofthe Supreme and Common,
Pleas Courts YAs defeated u lhe House,
UaioI, ess. III 41
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23

THE RIFLE Co+LEcrroN IN New HAVEN -
In New Haven, Connecticut, few Sundays
since, collection OF rifles was taken up un-
der the auspices Of Rev. Henry Ward Bee
cher, R3v. Mr. Datlon, and Professor Sill
man, On Monday last collection of bal
lots was taken up in the same city, under
the auspices of the democratic party which
resulted, for The first time in twenty one
years, in the election OF he democratic can
didate for the State Senate. Nobly, trium
phandy, have the people decided between
Beecher and The Bible-sharpo's rifles and
the Ballot box!
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n.rWe are reonested br .tI1a Weirll n

ter of c"diz borough, James Means, 10
state bat The scales are now. in, excellent or
der. and arel,erlectly true. Mo- s #gss
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON, IT,, sG Belmont.
ALEXANDER r. MILLER, Of Butler.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lst. SHEbDEN |. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton.
md. HENRY r. SEDAN, OF Hamilton.
3D. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
9Th. ISAAG-H. THOMAS, Of Darke.
5Ih. EDWARD FOSTER. of Williams.
9th MICHAEL II. DAVIS, OF Clermont.
Iih. WILLIAM URtlSSEN, of Warren
9Th. WILLIAM X kERSiINER, Of Clark.
9th. GEORGE E. SEEN A, OF seneca.
loih. LEVI DUN6tN, Of Jack son.
I'm ALFRED McNElGH, Of Fairfield
leth, JACOB SlYH, OF Franklin. a.-srs.4.
9Th JOHN 1IFFT Of Hsrou. .,s.--.- -.
l4th. JOHN {. MYERS, OF Ashland
18Th. JOSEPH BURNS, c,f Coshocton
9th JAMES NJ GAYLOREi, Of Morgan. ~ .s-
l1th. BENJAMIN n. SPRlGGS, of Noble.
18Th. ALPHONSO HART, of Portage
18th. HENRY II. DODGE. OF Cuyahagn.
10Th. GEORGE g. Gll,LEIyf, Of Ashlabula.
, 81. GEORGE COOK, Of Harrison.
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GsT Fhels foreign nev ) j., that r.
acles of peace have been signed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23
Close Of the Volume.

Que more pumfer closes volume e2 of
the Sentinel. The next volume commen.
ces May Z, 1856 We should like to have
about or 800 new subscribers TO com.
'uencs with the new volume. flour friends
wiIl continue their exertions that number
could be easily obtained. This is the ye ar
OF the great Presidential contest between
The lovers OF the Union and sectional fanat.
cs. Let the documents be circulated, and
The people have light, and we have no fears
OF the result OF glorious Democrati, VIC
tory. Let every Democrat in the county
brcome a subscriber TO the Sentinel
Our terms are as fJllows: ..a.
nir CoHy, one year,. ...........S200
me Copy, six months hs,........... lO)
one Copy, three Months ......... SO
II be paid within the year. Send in the
names, friends. ..
There is another subject that we will Just
mention, and that is VIZ MUST HAyE MONEY.
Some men owe US for Eve years, while 9th
ers owe Us for four, three, two and ONE
Let alD that owe us come forward and paw
what they owe. and they shall receive our
t INKS. and better papcr, VINO Is THERE
THAT OWES US THAT WILL REFUsE2 We sh all
ses Money can be sent by majl to us, a,
our risk @ s ~ s .a@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-23

GE~ Crstadoro's Hair Dye is the only
preparation extant which by its exact chem
lcal combination, operates on natural and
immulable principles Wholesale and re
tail, at Christadoro's, No s. Asto: House,
New York. 3t Pr H&
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BRIIlGE BIJII.I)lsltS.

MT Office is hereby given 10 oil persons that wish
-LS ajob Of contract 70 build Bridges, Iot stone
and woody thattne Trustees Of German 'fownshiIa
Harrison county, Ohio, will sell out the building
of two OF three bridges to be- erscled on the road
leading fross Cbdiz 10 Jefferson, about n mile
south ot Jefferson, on Friday, the 2nq day Of May
next Saebetween the hours Of l0and O'Clock
pf said day. and OH the ground where Tie same IL
to be built MI Jt(iIN WlLkfN, @A
CHARLES GALBisEAT I'LL Trustees
april 23, g6. w @ RALSTONs
MEADE up clothing, Shirts Collars, stocks Hands
IfI kerctefs AMI Gloves Desirable nssortmeRt
8 u H McFADD NJ.
!. AIS, paaaA.a, Rough and Ready. straw and
III chip Hats lor men and boys, for sale cheap
by sA@ S az iii McFADDEN.
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oCrSee the Interesting letter from Iowa
on our fourth page. en Es ss
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SPRING ARR ANG nMrNT.


4 Nm ana after Monday April l4th. 1856. the
~ GADtI aACGOM MlDATfGN TRAIN will
euve Cadiz daily tSunday's exceptadl at Bo'cloek
!. M.--connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at Newark at 4-I8 pm,
making close connections with the ira ms OF the
central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfiel and Newark
Rail roads for the principal cities in the West and
arrives4nt Stbubenyie III a. Nj, III time for tile
morning PACKET io I'ittsburgh.ae Aaa@
Matg @ saeRssTuRNTNes. X 4gey& an
Leaves Stcubenvilleat $50 p M M--eonnectne at
the Junction With the Nail Train from the vest
arrives at Cad zat6-l5P M.
,,a = ARE:
From Cadiz to Steubenyile ,...,..,.... ...sS 100
z "% !" II Newark. .......e........ 300
"4 !" Chicago. ...... y. u. 10 tO
& 'Saag !" Rock lsland .....,......", 1900
N Iowa EltY......,.t.....,. y. 1928
For through tickets and further informal ion ap.
plyao s a#D D.EiIL BERT, Agt Cadiz.
L. DEVEN NY Gen. Ag't. sG. w. sFULTON Suptl
april "a, 1S56.tt sI4a asa
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,ti5nrd g., les proceeding section, IL the lrieuds
: .iullfuslf ttetrrr-sed o. known. tiir curoa6r
give - thuBi noiice ~ letter or otherwise, ard
friends or relatives be unknown, thcn the coz
,eT sllall advertise in newspaper Ia l1 proper
oovuy and whether the notise b iy lcueT or adyer-
uscHRut the coroner shah sfaie lhr iinse Of the
,ivhlh The hndiugo Of the jury aad give substantial
tescriFiiuI Of the property menii9lcd IA Inc iHvCn-
tory provided Tor al section uIe.
Scr. =. the inventory and return provided co. 20
the foregoing stcti,n shall be InRde separa iTom
tho vrrdiCi OF the Jury. rquiIt 10 be mAde IN he Ni
defining IN" duties ui shtiifis 4nd eorolcTs. h-d
snail. aFe,h,r with ullaTiiCles and monies, descii
ia IN sa Inventory, be returned by he coroner, OF
,lisTofj.rcf. 20 t',u Probate court.
See T. IN case he HHfue OF tn person. over whose
f1dy Tho IN lucst hRs been held, l. unknown, tho
lvBalu roIE shall make such order lUr the pruseT
vaiinn cf tho properly iuund on the person, other
than nancy. y may be necessary Tor lhe future
dsndas,ei o. said PeTsoR, Al the same is known. Il
shah asc sgch oi.ibT order as may ton best
the money found shall be applied, first: Ia pay the
eyReRsel a saving tue bodg al the deceased, OF ths
inIue a;l buill anl tho reminder, il any, shall
she lnvested under the Osdtr 0t the Prnbrate court
in loan, so urnd by mortgage on unincumbcret real
estate, double ia. value 10 The amount loaned; and
sfch Het, " shall be retained BY said Probate cGur
il trust for the Use eI the heigs OF the deceased
until fbtiseraispoi'iIns theseOl sholl be made by
law.
soc 3 lhc provisions Of this statute shall not in
crcra NYit The rights Of any administration or exc
Gu OF .afloiAt1l ana iuailhh IN uue course ot law
hst sntt moneys ani Ell shall be dCliy cred up
Ia ia saiA administrator o. executor, whether be-
lore or altar thereof The court ui Probate.
See. &. lenever the q osccu'inE attorney aiaY
cuuaiy shall b. informed that any person has in his
ioeScst ION monGp 0'hor d operty belonging to any
les son found dead wilhia such county. wheiher oh
faind before alter the passage OF this act upon
whose estate no letters OF minisration have been
ssusl shah be the duty OF such prosecuting attor
NeF taFe9nlre by notice in writing such persons
fatiag such mouey property, to deposit The same
'ishe Probate eoUrt OF the county, ard in case such
n rsan shall not, wishin fifteen days, comply with
sgehlequs lllen,It shall be the duty of said prose-
clne attorney t. bing suit inthe common pleas
cailEt in tliena 0lthe State of Ohio for The re-
cNcTy otssid moneys and ELECTS, and The shall
Nhen repygcl he Al the disposition Of said Probate
'edaTt, aA kcfct before provided.
-aF So s#a ~ HiVAN WORRIES
"a ess Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
.Et-.- WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
frGsidrnt OF the Senate pro tenn.
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no 53 AN ACT .
sH1pleEn: utarl 10 an act entitled "an act defining
thegarissicIbn aSregulating the practice OF Probate
ssec j. Ba il enacted BY the General Assembly
a. ths Statc OF t'hio, That the Probate Courts
aHains Smte ,seil, in addition to the jurisdiction
eaatelre; pon hem by tha act entitled IAN act deti-
ring ttt aisdiciion and regulating the practice OF
Probate teurts," passed March ii, 1889 also have
G9IEeBrgent jall4siclian with the conri Of common
peas in all cases where il shall be sought and deem
f&pfopef nrd necessary by any mnhiti pal corpora,
eiaA Othe@ than city OF the first second class to
ta,,eF pa, take and appropriate property for max.
IA o. improving streets ana alleys provilod in
t "a entitled eu act to proyiiG for the organiza-
iolaf eiiies and incorporated villages and acts a.
nleitdaery hereto and sail probate caprth shall in
nj its proceedings under the jurisdiction hereby
cferred, he governed by the provisions Of the act
emitted "an net 10 poryide for compensation TO the
owners Of private property appropriated to the Use
Of corporations" passed April 30, 1882, 50 far as the
same mny bs found applicable 10 such proceedings.
@Es n H. VAN WORRIES,
,s 10 Speaker q the House of Representatives.
WM LAWRuNCE,
@f President o! ho Senate pro tenn
spfii 81, lc56,
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Franklin college, New Athsns,

Y lIiN4aM4s a84 W UuIU~ N n yA89
TIME summer session of this Institntion will cQRas
u nlence the first Monday Of May. sAll who
design attending yafe requested TO be pnhciual 70
4 Tuition $1,000 per session III advance. Insiruc.
ti0n In Photography Will Be given free Of charge 70
those wishing 10 aequaint themselves with this
highly useful and labor saving science. For fur
particular inquire Of the President, Rev A. D.
CLARK. s* III spril 23,-2t n
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John Paepela' Estate

INTCTICE is hereby given, that the subscribers
In have beenappointel and qualitied as exec
tors on the estate Of John Peoples late Of Harrison
county deseasod Those indebted to said estate
will plaese make Immediate payment and ilIose
having claims agaiust the farne will present them
duly authenticated withia onelgear for payment N
JAMES PEBBLES, 4, saa,to,s
! g s JOHN RAM5IYs III "a e1aspks Nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22
nTbe Conspiracy Being Developed. -

Under this caption the New York Courier and Eur
ouirer publishes long article denunciatory Of Mr. Fill
more and his Northern supporters for abandoning the
field and aiding in the election OF Fremont The gist OF
that article is that Mr. Fillmore is the great Obstacle
the success Of the Black Repnbhcans-that If he
only out Of the way Fremont would certainly sweep
cry Northern State. And hence the Courier and En-
qurer and the other Abolition presses boiling
with anger and indignation Mr. Fillmore aud his friends
stepping aside and leaving the contest snglehan-
dei between Fremont and Buchanan. These shrewd
Black Republican leaders understand very well where the
shoe pnchcsthey discover clearly enough that Fremont
would beat Buchanan out of sight, if Mr. Fillmore would
only consent to give way WHILE therefore, the En-
quirer is pratng of conspiracy between the Fillmore
mon and the Black Republicans the Fremont, leaders Of
the North charging that conspiracy" exists be-
tween the Fillmore and Buchanan men--a conspiracy
entered into by running Mr. Fillmore Of defeating Ere
mont and recting Buchanan This is what the Black Re-
publican leaders say The Courier and Enquirer boldly
alleges that the object the sole and ony design OF the
Fillmore movement at the North 's elect Buchanan,
by inducing honest throw away upon Fillmore
votes which would otherwise be John C. Fre-
mont That j. the conspiracy" which the Fremonters
charge against the Fillmore at the North 1t suit
the purposes the Richmond Enquirer charge aglnsi
the Fillmore men, everywhere, conspiracy" with the
Black Republicans.
But either the charge is true the other Mr.
Fillmore i. run by HE friends upon his merits ami
the merits Of his glorious past administration He is
ming the only truly conservative national candidate il
the fed-as the opponent both Of the Black Republicans
and OF the Democratic Republicans Why Southern men
particularly should wish him to withdraw from the con
test With the evidence before their eye. that he the
only obstacle in the way of Fremont triumphant
passes our comprehension But both Of these desperate
factions may implore him to leave the Geld IRON till
the day of election; but it will be Of avail We
oce know that he is terror to both, and hope he
may be able to PROSTATE BOTH to rise agau. He
in for the fight and his friends in both sections will
him with ali the gallany and real Of which they are
capable. That is Fixed TACT though it may be an
pleasant one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22
TO ruE EDITOR or rlIE DISPATCH.

IL.
Me- EproaIn Of the 18th nst notice artcis
styled csnaden..i opsrston which rebates %
wholly md absolutely false and applied
Russell that v duty As hi. friend and attorney h.v-
p.r' give the statement In unqualified eontrdc
o WY .neh stement could DC Pseaeaed upon ke
should be uttered without full eonveon OF II. truth sin
De the subject OF investigation
VII by no means permit such charges TO 90 annoie~d
ssuhstane- follows relative Of his this
moe since his California. with his family
alluded by executing
the bvhsat Of the creditors. In this city The OF that
Instrument that the for the discharge
certain specified Indebtedness RENTED Col r. within
sold the paid
plus to be accounted for to the Of the girl That
s,runent drawn by myself In the
specified having elapsed the ere.
dtos here Wishing their Col deemed be his
aud purpose Richmond
iec,ed the sale alluded Washington paid
be by who be Affected by
The above substance the natter and certainly
furnishes shadow Of foundation Tor such criminal
S ~ g.s yo ape o. s a
oHs RHH coaeeicef ~. plan ~ making n'oasy ot her, dad
estrdrd0dRi price, would like whether you
tasored yoar,e from rumor But be either neither
feel 10 be duty the knosedge Of the whole
positive contradiction.
Col Russell gentleman Of the highest Integrity far advanced
Virginia, asd avorAby your
einens He much above the PepeAion OF such deed
the article mputes him, vng-and
moreover he quite responsible In peeunay point Of view and
obtaining money IRON any has he ever been guilty Of
It, His health feeble for Immediate visit Rich.
think due col. Russell and his friends give
this communication wide circulation have perhaps
willingly, done the SANDER which this designed en.e~
Respectfully, your obedisnt servant
You learn Who desire from Hon. Smith
Hon a. A. EdmundsOn most Of the Virginia delegation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22

gee han osr esn Que hoalss ssson ., dslsrs sosId
noe Pssus q m e0sal ootsg eth pr.nee no< vosh
tain Are yos prepared .hns u Ix.sos y he s.ouns
q shree handred nions u doars fr the ~id and In
yr.eucssie papo~s q esabshng .sscaency 10 the
Gull oil Mexicoy Three hundred millions 10 be drawn
IRON your pockets and expended In building ships
at the North Three hundred mons Of the products Of
your Industry transferred New York. Boston and Pha
the VIA srosiss .s "s 80 =. &
s.vsnnahs Of the South Does not such propagation
sartls you And yet let my tell you, this TAXATION L.
would entail Some Of you In debt-,uAny Of you own
savessimort all Of you depend Cor your income axr
cultar. prdsetous An attsmp. ssabhh ssccnden-
cy in the Coll bring with Inevitably 9Th France
Eagand and Spain How are your debt 70 be paid when
your trade is stoppedi What would your negroes be
worth, when there market for the products 81 their
soss sntrsly vaasess; while many articles which
imported from abroad and which from long have
become absolute neceesares. would rise enormous
price. The poos man could no longer drink his Coffee
and the rich would be compelled dispense
Nth many Of the comforts TO which he IL habituated
Add 10 these the other evils attendant
the general ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weakuing Of those
wholesome restraints without which society would be
curse-he natural tendency Of sodlery lose their az
lection for their eadesnd the contempt for rational
liberty which long service In the camp certainly engen
ders aud you have picture which neither the patriot
nor the Christian gaze without shudder.
Grant that successful In the end les believe
should BEL t could only De- offer had ssded rosgA
of Mood snd ekea the pa1e ,aind cas prepared 20
erehanor AZ repsSi;e for NItsry De.pot he ye,.r
Who follow red Cesar 70 the conquest VI Gaa Bal
TAIN did hesitate to their against their moth
er Rome at his bidding The Republican soldiers Who
fought beneath the banner Of Napoleon the plains
Italy, required little persuasion prop his imperial throne
with their bayonets SO IL has been aud ever will
lie; and .he policy announced by the mscard Dem
ocratc Party not only leads certainly present misery
and suffering but just certainly eventual slavery and
degradation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-22

10 be mere pasirs spectators Of the fess criss which
10 upon us they s actively besr themselves to secure
the election Of Fillmore 20 srress the whlrl~ni Of
,iona passion and ressoe peace and harony 70 an sgi
taicd and dlscosd&s Rcpabic We trust In Heaven that
by the unrd aud energetic aid OF the old line Wings Of
the Union the election Of Fillmore may be speedily placed
yond reasonable oucstion We doubt that the
friends Of the Constitution and the Union OF law order
aud peaceful progsss would rally 20 the stat,
.rd Of Fmorethe only truly ssie aud national In
the aed-his success would be Of positive
ainty And surely never had national and patriotic
20 many incenve.to urge them to the fray they have
IN the pre.en, unparalleled An that Americans
hold dear Is At stake the very existence Of the
xovenmen, i,self and upon each and upon all rests a
grave and fearful responsibility. No fairly fulfil
hs duty TO bis country and himself In the present cr
.i. who does not devote his entire energies rescung
the Constitution and the Union from that vanda section
asm which threatens to overqrn and destroy BOTH aid
that without remedy Aud In our Judgment the only
feasible method Of svcrsing the dread impending evil to
aid in the election OF Fillmore to the Presidency Re-
store him to the power he nobly used without
abusing and We have every confidence that the rainbow
will soon again appear horizon betokening that the
storm and the strife over aid that the blessing Of
peace is henceorth brighten and to gladden. the land
Iu our heart OF hearts hope that the gallant and pa
triotc wings of Union win especially feel il to be
duty and pride rally with becoming seal and enthus
.s around the standard Of Fillmore and the country IL
Is their privilege always to be in the vanguard In every
good and patriotic work. Let them not aser But
let them FORTH and stand IN mPresnsble bulwark
to protect our common Constitution and our common
Union.
Touching the patriotic purposes and course Of the Mss-
sachusetts wings, subjOn the following from the Bos-
ton -idrertiSer of Tuesday
ave learn that paper Was in circulation yesterday for
signature. among the Wings Of this city. and thar the
names Of Messrs Edward Everett Robert C. Winthrop,
William Appleton George S Hilard and Luther V. Bell,
we're appended with others. The sgues state thai, be-
fore expressing opinion the Presidential question
they had designed await the action Of the Wing State
Convention held the sd Of September; bot ind
ing that their silence in that respect has been msrepre
sented they take this that they entertain
decided preference for Mr.. Fillmore either of the
candidates These not the exact words OF the
paper, which have not seem but they express, We
believe its substance