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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16
FOR SvpaE OF THE sUFRR%r COURT,
RUFUS p. RANNEY.
FOB NENprS OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
FOR COMMISSIONER or eoxMoS SCHOOLS,
HIRAM H. BARNEY.
Spring acknowledgements Vic
. .r tories.

~ G0rIeS.
In this county our Democratic friend,
done we'll, Townships that went last spsin4
fusion, have redeemed themselves this
spring.; such rs Green, Stock, sc. Let cur
friends continue to labor. and Harrison
county will yet be redeemed. Stick toyou,
principles, Democrats Of Harrison county
and you have nuIhingt to fear from the e.
emies of the constitution and their coan.
try.
Phe National Democracy have carried
he cities Of Cincipnati, Cleveland, Toledo
Circleville, Lsncaster. SaDdusky. Chilico-
the, Hamilton. Newark; and in fact every
important town OF city in the State, except
S eubenville.
In Wayne township, Jefferson county
which has been K. N. for the pastt
years, by some so or 90 majority. elected al
portion of the Democratic ticket this spring
The Cleveland Hiaindealer says
Our friend II, II. Hubbard, E~q,, was
last Monday elected Mayor of Medina. the
Fusionists not daring to run candidate
against him.
N. Styles, ESQ, the oldest and truest o.
Democrats was elected Mayor Of Seville
The Democrats carried Dover high and
drV. aa
The entire Democratic ticket for term Of
fcers was elected in New Haven. cIeal
gain OF 80 over last falls election.
Orsou J. Humphrey. Democrat, was re
| elected Jnstioe in Eaton Township, Lo
rain county. So we go. s..
Hamilton, the Aou ishing county seat o
BulIer county has gone Democratic by goo
majority. sweeping Black Republicans n
clear out of ofise.
Last year the Fusonists carried it by q
| majority and the year before by much
greater vote.
On Monday was held the municipal elec
ton in iadisaope is, the Capital and centre
OF our sister State. Notwithstanding tht
great effort put 70. th by the Republican
party, fused with every other AntI-Demo
cratic element, the whole "Old hne' ticket
as The journal has 1T. was triumphantly elec
ted by from two huudred and fifty to three
hundred majority.
Rich!apd, Licking, Stark, Fairfield
Holmes and nearly all of the old strong De
mo:ratic counties have rolled up their usua
heavy Democratic majoriies this spring.
| Our friends over in Belmont couut'
came within fraction of sweeping tha
county this sp'ing.
The Statesman says, eve never saw a
many Democratic victories in Ohio at tn,
Spring election before. What is the mat
ter?"
Nothing at all. colonel. The peopl
have become tired Of faaatacism and hav
placed themselves on the side Of the con
sti,utioa and the country. They were onl
preparing this spring to give all isms thei
bnal doom next November. Where i
there a Democrat that doai feel happ.
nowg sst#m &
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E'7-IE ~
Democracy Triumphant.
Know Nothingism Floundered!
"A Clean Sweep!!--The Whole
Democratic Ticket Elected IA!

Ii is with pride We print the result Of
yesterdays eltclions Notwithstanding the
underground intrigueing of the Hiudoo
clique--the abuse, vituperation and unspa
ring denlnciatlon Of democrats, the gallant
democracy of our city met and cong uefed
the dark lantern hosts. We have elected
our entire city ticket, the alderman ia the
lst Cd and 4tli wards, and also driven the
dark lanterns from the 3rd, by the election
OF an cold line Whig." a
This result is most gratifying to the de-
nocracy here. and will be equally SO to our
friends abroad, az an earnest that the Suck.
er capital takes a.true position in the con.
testsbefore the country. @a ~, .
We have been. assisted in achieyeing this
glorious result by the votes oil many s'old
line whigs," who have no taste for fusion
with the undergroands, either abolitionsm
or know .nothmgisn1. They see the hand
writing on the wall He VINO runs may
resd--that to oppose the democracy is to
assist the enemies Of the constitution, ia the
shape Of Hindoosabolitionism
We send greeting to our friends every
Where's. The capital Of the state is
DEMOCRATIC TO THE COREl!
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EyThe Ohio Slate Journal, The leading
organ offusionism in this State, in speaking
Of the present Legislature, says
GAN the important fills except the one
for semi annual collection of taxes passed.
II the Legislature passed all the impor-
tant bills, will Messrs. w srfel and Clark, or
their organ. -Br. Hatton. tell us what they
have got to do at their extra session next
winter, or why is it to be held? Speak olt.
Humbags wont take any longer. i
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The Know Nothing appeals 10 religious
bigolry and national clAnnishness should
have the effect Of Fousing and calling forth
the Democrats liog, to whom they are es
pesially obnoxious. Il is evident that the
hateful and yenomous sDiril Of prescription
Nud persecution, which some had fondly
supposed had been crushed, still exists
The reb1ke which was administered TO il
last Spring should be again repeased. X
may be that some Of the nominees on the
Democratic city ticket are not personally
acceptable to all; bat good Democrats viii
consider themselves bound by the decision
Of the Convention. and do their best to rat
ify its behesls, and thus again strike blow
at the intolerance end bigohy of our oppo
nents. We are gFstiGed 70 know that some
who were chagnaed and disappOiI ted in
the result OF the nominations have already
wheeled into line, upon mature reflection
aud consideration. II is aeedless to say
that the political standing and character o.
those protesting Democrats who give aid
and cosn(Oli to the enemy this spring will
be very much Impaired and diminished By
such conduct.
We are upon the threshold Of The Pres
Dental election. and a Democratic defeat
in the queen City oflhe West, since party
lines have been drawn. would be disastrous
ip the extreme. It would be telegraphed
all over the Union, and the opposition
would raise a great shout over it. We,
therefore, enreat our political friends tc
stand firmly in line. and combat manfWlg
for the success of their principles. We
cannot be beat except through our own d.
visions and folly, contingency which wo'd
enhance our regret 10 case it should occur
1t would be mortifyiu indeed, that. while
all the cities and towus around us were eli
ther declaring for the Democracy, or else
making large gains IN their favor. Cincin-
natl which was so nobly redeemed yeal
ago from tie grasp of the secret faction
should relapse again unnecessarily into III
cdntIol. We trust and helieve that our. po.
Utica friends will be spaced the haaiiation
Gin. Enquirer.
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Democratic Victory in Rome.

MHa "a 80 3 ttVIiN1 ANt Z 4 ~ PHI 2
Our charter election was held YESTERDAY.
The Know Nothings and Republicans fussli
on candidate fsr President and on some
other officers. The Democrats Hards
and Sofls-~united cordially on ticket
The result KISS, thai the democratic candi-
date for President received 453 votes, and
theKnom Nothing aud Republican .cand !
dats 253 yoses--jast goo Democratic majo,
rity. Il
The whole Demecratic ticket both for
general and ward efEicsTs. except one trus.
tee in the Sd ward, was elected. This
ii ows what Democrats can do when uni-
ted. sss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16

GETThe editor Of the New York Tribune
sa, 8 that the party most confident of sue
cess ia the Presidential ELECTION is the Dem
ocratic. Greedy is right there, and they
have reason for their confidence. AS sure
as November rolls around they will com
pletely crush out both Black Repubicanism
and Know Nothingism.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16
R1- We copy the following local item

RE We copy the following local item
from last weeks Republican,
The PARKs House Mr. James Cady has
purchased the Parks House at the Cadiz
junction, and has removed to it. Mr.. Cadv
has had some experience as a landlord, and
is known to be a kind and oblging gentl,
man, and his lady has the reputation of be
ling most excellent landlady. We have
no hesitation, ta erefore, in SAYING that the
Parks House, under the management ot
Mr. and Mrs. Cady. will be well kept,
and every way worthy the patronage Of the
public.
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Road Notice.

sNTOylCE 10 hereby given that the Commission
LIZ ers Of Harrison county at their March ssssio ion
A. D. 1856, levied for Road purposes tax Of four
cents on the hundred dollars Of the valuation of the
taxable property ofthe county Said tax may be
discharged BY labor on The.publie highways af the
rate Of ope dollar per day. under the direction Of
the Supervisor 0f their respective districts, before
the 6rst Of October next '
WIN. 8. GRANFELL, Aud ofHsr 90.
april I, 1856
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EB- The democrats have easried Eden.
says an exchange. This IL en- inportan,
victory, for, according to tradition, Il was
carried by black republican At very ear
" day--the victory having been achieved
as all the victories Of thar party are BY bri.
berry and deception Ban.
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"The Whole truth. X

The New Lisbon Aurora, the oldest anti
slavery paper in the State, alter publishing
the correspondence between Gov. Chase,
81 Ohio, and one Robinson, Of Kansas, adds
the following truthful remark:
So it see ms alter all the commotion, oui
Kansas friends are In no hurry for admis
sion as state into the Union. 1t may mol
be, bat ii does look as II that party is desi
rods Of keeping up Kansas vars and rumors
Of wars undl alter Lhe next presidential elec'
tion.
U;ll 40 p.n,,hf;.a. .&laasa- -..,,,,,,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16

4 A CHAsGE.--Mr. Gabriel Holland has
taken the place Of Thos. Barrett as Sup. Of
The The County Infrmary. Mr.. Barrett We
believe has gwen general satisfaction and
bis successor. viii no doubt do the same
Mr. Holland isjust the man for the place.
Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16

ET Holl owrv's Ointment and Pills haze
effected arotLer Wonderful Cure of Sore
Legs. Anthony Harrison Scari. of Mar
tinsburgh, Virginia, was sufferer for TWEEN
ty eight years from sore legs, so bad at
times, that human nature could scarcely
bear it, as tbey were covered with wouLcs
and proud flesh. His friends had given up
all hopes Of he ever regaining the use Of
his limbs, as he was in SO pitiabe state.
the more especially as the doctors told him
it was constitutional. Having heard f ON
several people'he good effects Holloway's
Pills had produced in cases Of this nature,
he made up lis mind to give them ri"l;
sitter using them for a few weeks. he felt
much better, and BY continuing them for
two moths and half, he was perfectly Gu
red. after being twenty eight years a Grip
pie, and considered bey ond human and.
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Diss olution.

nj OTiCE IL hereby given that the parineFship
lS heretofore existing between James II. Dicks
and George Beyd in the Milking basluess, in the
town OF Tippecanoe, Harrison cotnty, Ohio i'm
der the style and frmof ID cks & y oyd, Mhs thiA
day dissolved by mutual consent The business
hereafter will be conducted by George Boyd
Dated March 2S, 1856 JAMES n Z DlCKSs
GEORGERUYD.
April 9, 1856. st. 4l.@-s.e..-
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NEW sPssNG vANaETY GOODs
At Wholesale.

y y ~
T HAVE Just received frs instalment Of So cases
OF Dry and Variety Goods. Ii cons lists in part OF
Patent Thread. Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, lair Brushes & Scissors Pen and
spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives
sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's BIacking
iiandkerchiefs Hosiery Lend Pencils,
Boot A. Shoe I.aces Gloves, Skein Csteon. tf + I
', Gum Snspendrs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks& Eyes, Needles s. Pins, Hair Oils,
vioiin strings, Buttons Whale Bones,
II uooin Brushes, Bonnet Wines Eny oloPee
hnatilDg Pins, Purses, Note Paper,
PERCUSSION Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lanes Medicines
Fish hooks, Port Monies, Silk Laee,
Shaving Boxes, RaEors; Silk Wells
Also, Musins, Gilehams, Prin,s, and a general
assortment Of DRY and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others Is particularly directed to the above stock
s @ ROBERT COCHRAN,
4th street, above Market, Stcubenville.
0nrtl l6 IRRG z 45sag f-tFs
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Kenosha Charter Election.

nv =. 'kEEosIiA, April Cd, 1856.
Editor Milwaukee News: = sf&
At the charter election Yesterday, the
Democrats elected Volney Hughes, Mayor
over ULss. @. Sholes; and Alderman, Geo
HsPaul, First Ward; Geo. Blrnes. Second
Ward; Geo. E. Scott, Third Ward; each
for two years. All trae Democrats.
. Democratic majority in this city abou
100. Yours, truly,
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Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mattings.
Fresh arrival at The 9Th ST.. CaEpetStoFe Of
W.. u. 4 u. ?ref:A aEUsF,

W.. u. u u. EcCA EIEjaR,
TINE subscribers respectfully announce fhatstey.
L. have just completed their orders for the
spring trade and daily receiviag part ef d very
large stock. Of carpeiaRgs Of every description.
consisting VI Velvet and Brssselss SAperine md
lngraina, Twilled, PlaiH and Cssamon Veptotians.
with every variety of Cotton and low priced Car.
peting. Floor Uil cloths, frsa 10 e4 feet vide, Of
different. qualities and prices, ~ Sss.
Also, Window Shades, 1sbssaad Plane covers.
Rugs, Mats, Mattngs Druegsss, SlaSr Rode. Sxc..
all Of which we will sell as low as they can pos.
sibly be bought in the eiiy.t 81 80 m,
W.sDs q H. Met. f;.ALLtJM,
march S. 1856. 9TH 81. near Woodr piftah,Ysiss
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The Stenbensile Union says that il ap-
pears to be pretty generally understood tina,
the gauge Of tie Stsubenville snd Indiana
Railroad will be changed to iour feet ten
inches. in order ID enable its cars 10 run On
the Central road and also on the Z. .Cifcum.
bendibus" when il shall have been compile
ted. Il is estimated that the whole cost 10
the company will be about $4,000. This
will In no wise injure the Pittsburgh and
Steubeavilie road, as in oil probability that
company will adopt the same guage.
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WALL PAPER.
THE subscribers are now receiving direct from
Il the Eastern aities, large assortment of b,
PAPER hANGINGS III

selected especially for the Spring trade
Thsir stock comprises the most desirable slyles,
to be found in the Eastern markets, among which
ale the following
Common brown and Hemp papers.
GcouRd paperA athtk
Satin papers in great variey
Oak Marble,- Granite aud other styles.
Column papers, with base and cap,
Borders 10 match, suitable for Walls; and 0
choice lot OF IMPORTED PAPERS. annrivalled
for beauiyoI style and richness of coloring-also
a full assortment Of plain velvet and gilt = 2
R@D-ERs.
Suitable 20 The above; and fins lot Of plain and
figured
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16
CRIeTADORO's HAIR DYE

STILL TRIUMPHANT, sss "a
CONTRAST the tinta bfosiRht out II, the hair by
~ Christadoro's matches rsyitalising HAIR
Dye aud those produced By the application Of tho
burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair DYES Won ~
at that the color is nalasal in one case na,i
ra in the other, and the simple reason is thnt
Cristadoros is the ONLY preparation which, ~ ne
exact chenical eornbinaiion, operates on npiuSal
and immuiable principles. Made, sold and appIied
dn 10 private roomsl at CRlSTA DJisO,sl6 Aaof
House Broad way, New York. Also for sale lJy
the principal Druggists and Pcrfamess throughout
the country. aA4fs
New York Agents-w, H. CARY & CO.; and
WARD, CLOSE & co,
March 26, Isj6-ly. esq -
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Engraving and PRINTING.

LNASHiONABL.E wedding Visiting, Complinen.
A tary and Business cards, Nusorial, Consular
and commetce seals aad Seal presses, Certiiicn,es
OF Stock and Deposit, Bills ci Ladine and ET-
change, Checks, Drafts, Notes of Hand, Bill heads
circulars, show cards, Labeis, Designing and En-.
and Printing. i will forward specimens. IN man
ION application with r. Y, statnpl. Orders by mali
promptly attended 10, Terms reasonable
Address WM n DUNHELf..
1875 Broadway, Gu. Dey.st MY.
march 26, l956A3rn. sS-E7'r'f
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Wal The Republicau please copy.

d1- The colcred Republicans have issued
a call for assctional convention to be held
in Philadelphia on the l7th day of Jane
nest. for the Parpose Of placing sectional
candidates In noniaaioa for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. se
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-16

gg-The Legislature has passed law
bOlishing the Office Of township and borough
treasurers where the county seat Is heated,
The county treasurer win hereafter perform
duties.
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WINDOW SHADES.
rfDr C1D HE, ~
Wall Paper.

We are now opening one Of the largest aad BE- $,
selected socks ofpAPER f1ANGINGS and BOR.
DERS, ever before offered in this city.
The Lost material is used in the manufacture Of
these papers and the styles will be found he late
and desirable. Our prices such, that purchasers
will find il 70 their advantage to call and examine
our assortment
TOWN AND COUNTRY DEALERS suppiit a
at small advance on Eastern prices. The highest
market prices paid for RAGS.
MCDOWELL g. co.
Wholesale and Retail Paper DeaIers Market
street Stenbonvile, u. april is '56 6rn
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Sale Of Real Estate by order OF
Probate Court.

ON Saturday the Sd day OF May, 1856, 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, the premises in Rumley Town
ship, Harrison county, Ohio at tire late residence
of Peter Eiimebaugh deceased, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate the prop
erty Of Peter Himebaugh dec d. 10 wit BE- ing part
OF section No. thirty six t36 Township No. ten flo
and Range No. four AL containing Eighty Acres;
living in said county and State and in the Steuben.
vile Land District Said Land will be s Id subject
to the Dover Of Mary Himehaugh the widow.
Terms OF Sae-One third of the purchase money
in hand one third in one year and the balalpce in
two ears with interest on deferred payments
DANIEL fill MERAUGH,
JOSEPH HlMEBAUGII.
Executors of the Will of Peter Hinebaugh de-
ceased.
J. II. McMArH Attorney.
april 8, 9,l856.4w g.s<ss.
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Medical Books.

A FULL assortment Of Medical gvosks conspfse
n sing tho best and latest pnbii6nsiOuh[ fss
sale at tho Bookstore Of J q SLACK IL COL I /
Booksellers, MaFkctas ithBouth sids. Ssgubenyilie
go Z 'sTs u gsbs I
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ES-The late tueigu news is unimpor
tant.
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CONFESSIONAL ELECTORS.
let. SHELDEN /. KELLOGG, Of Hamilton.
Ind. HENRY F. SEDAN, Of Hamilton.
%. DAVID CLARK, OF Montgomery.
9Th. ISAAC II. THOMAS. Of DarkC.
5th. EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams
6ih. MICHAEL n. DAVIS. Of ClermUnt
9TH. WILLIAM CROSSEN, OF Warren.
sth. WILLIAM KERSHNER, OF Clark.
Oh. GE0RGE Z. SEENA, of seneca
l0tb- LEVI DUNCAN, Of jackson.
llih, ALFRED McN EACH, OF Fairfield
l2th. JACOB SLYlI, OF Franklin.
l3th. JOHN TiFFS1. ef Hsrsn
l4thA JOHN G. MYERS, OF Ashland. '
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, Of CsshocteR-
lodi. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
18th. BENJAMIN +. SPRIGGS, Of Noble.
18th HALPHONS0 HART, of Portage.
18th. HENRY II. DODGE, Of cuyahego.
goth. GEORGE G. GfLLE1"r, OF Ashlabula.
list GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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sed February nineteenth, one thousand eigh
-huudrpt md ffty.two, Be and he same Is
hereby repealed
n. II. VAN WORRIES, -,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
NTHOMAS H. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
hsreh l7,h, 1856,
No. 81 an Act -
To amend an act entitled ''aa pct 70 create
a permanent Agricultural Fund in the
State Of Ohio and for other purposes"
See. /. Bs il enacted by the GeneralAs
sembly OF the State Of Ohio. That Any es.
cheated lands in tie State of Ohio. which
may not yet be sold, or which may hereaf-
ter esehest, and be subject 10 sale under
the act 10 which this is an amendment shall,
aud lbe same IS hereby authorized to be cold
in the same manner as is authorized in said
act, for the benefit and for The use Of The
regular organized agricultural society with.
in the county in which The said eschea,ed
lands may be sitaale-proYeded that the a.
mount, thus paid to the said agricultural so.
eiety, shallnot IN any one case exceed SIX
hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. That the excess Of any esheated
lands sold under the provisions Of this act
over and above six hundred dollars, being
the proceeds Of any one sale. e.shal not IN any
manner be Changed from the disposition in.
tended 70 be made BY tbe act aforesaid.
Sec. 3 That so much of tie act to Shicl
this is an amendment, as conflicts with tie
provisions Of this act, and the me is here
by repealed.
N. 81. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
1HoS. Fl, FORD.
President of The Senate.
March q9.b, 1856.
hereby certify that the foregoing law,
are correct, as published in the Ohio States
man, under the certificate of lie Secretary
OF State. WIN. s. GRANFELL.
Auditor OF HarFisoa ca,,niv