The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-11-05
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/ PENSsYLvAYIA.-The Democrats in Phila-
delphia are betting on 5000 majority in Penn
sylyania for -Old Back" See Telegraph head,
ior deplorable news for the cOlored Republicans.
| 01TMr. Bingham is sick and cannot fill his
appointments in this county. We hope it is
nothing worse than the buchanan gripes which
is epidemic among the Black Republicans about
these days.-iSteu. Union.
PEEKsFLYANIA.-The Democratic majority
/ in Pennsylvania on Canal Commissioner is q
774; on Auditor General 3,208; or Surveyor
General, 3,735. The whole vote cast was 422,-
90S--much the largest ever cast in Pennsylva-
MIA
FOUNDATION LAID.-The foundation for one
of the piers for the new Rail Road Bridge was
laid yesterday. 1t is composed of timbers upon
which stone are to be laid in day or two
Ste,a Union.
G5-The Governors of Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Missouri, Maine, Maryland, Ver-
mont, New Hampshire, New York and Con-
necticut, have issued their proclamations az
pointing the Goth Of November as day Of
Thanksgiving.
vote in Ohio was 1O9,0C0-we use round num-
bers In 1855 it was $4,000 In October
1856, it is 155O0O. The same relative growth
will give us the State on the 4th Of November
by a handsome majority.
WALKEE's VIcroRIEs.-A Washington cor
respondent says "Thc news of Walkers victo-
ries in Nicaragua is received here by his SYM
thisers with great delight,an it is expected that
the steamship Texas, to sail for San Juan to-
morrow, will take QUIT goolly pumber of re-
cruits. BY the way many of the eoniscatcd es-
tatcs in Nicaragua, which Walker is to sell on
the lst ofJanusry next, will, it Is ramored, be
bought up by New York SPECTATORS.
MORE OMENs.-Iowa with its 5000 majority,
has been blown from the Black Republican Ban
per on Market street, and the brganl looking
likeness ofthe Maripoosa' candidate has been
twisted round as if he was horribly grpel! A
committee should be deputed to straiten him
out and put him in some like shape to receive
the essential drubbing he is sure to receive at
the hands Of the democracy on Tuesday next
SteH. Laioa +--y ..-..#
"THE D-o-G-s.''--Tn the districts represented
by Disney Olds Green and Shannon, who yc-
ted for the Nebraska Bill, (and who were char
actcrized as dogs" for so doing, the Dem
ocracy have elected their Congrcssmen. In
these districts the principle ofthe bill have been
thoroughly discussed and the sober second
thought ofthe people has been expressed map
proyal of the great measure which de2lares their
capacity to regulate ther own afiairs.-,Seneca
AiC. -... ..-~ ~-...- .
lLT"Thc Border Ru1iap Exhibition, at which
Lewis Lcwton Esq, was shot and scalpcd in
Theatrical fashion, we learn upon inquiry, took
place in y llcm Township, and not in Amster
dun As We had it. We arc not surprised that
certain gentleman of the Latter place should
publicly deny that it occurred among Them
Sdch disgusting exhibitions are DIS grace to
anyeomhunity and they do well to rid their
skirts of the imputaton which we accidentally
and with no other than goolmotiycS, cast upon
tbcgn-'Sea Union. . ...
PorArpES.-The drouth of the past sumner
has effected the price Of potatoes mole than that
ofany article of the peoples food. 1t has rarely
occurre that the price Of potatoes has at this
time October, been as high as doIlOr per bush
cl. The general scarcity in the northern part
of Ohio and the difficulty of transporting them
safely after the severe weather of winter opens,
will ,l,&Eably cause a still greater ADVANCE
1t is notat all improbable that thvy will, before
spring, rsach higher price than two years ago
KANsAs--Tho news from Kansas to-day
/ shows that the disturbances there have been
Queed, and that "order rcigns," Gov. Geary
hls Isctaally spiked the Black Republican guns.
"Dleeding Kansas VIII bleed no more, and the
Black Republican Presidential capital is dissi-
pated. fthoy could only have succeeded in
disban ling the army how many horrible scenes
they might have hal to htrp on This piece
must be painful for the Black Republican lead
ers to contemplate. Like 0thclo their ''oc-
cupation's gone"
BORDER RUFFtAS REpumIcANs.-T Dem
ocar.r Torch Light Procession, IN Pittsburgh
and Allegheny on Friday night last, was sto
ned at almost every step Pitts progress by the
Black Republicans Ihisis til, party that has
thoim2ulonco to term the Democracy Border
Ruaans," The Pittsburgh Union, a pape,,
moderate in its tone, which has heretofore coun-
| sclled Che Democrats to be patient, now says
that forbaarance has ceasa.l to be virtue" and
advises "Tetal'at.on!"
Coal FtELDs.-The greatest bituminous coal
field in the United States is that Of the Alleghe
NY range, about seven hundred miles long, coy
eringan area ofiity thousand square miles, and
extending over Pennsylvania, Ohio, through
Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee, into Ala
bama. The Cumberland coal deposit is an out
layer this great aa&eld, as are also those of
Blossburgh. The western coal field Of the
Mississippi valleylies principally in Iowa and
Missouri having its outlet by that river. The
midIleGoal field of that valley, in Illinois, Indi-
ana and Kentucky has its first accessible point
at its outcrop on the Ohio river, about one hun
dred miles above its junction with the Mississip-
pi, and below all difficulties of navigation.
! The RICE CRop.-The Rice harvest is now
lpretty generally over, except that of the very
late paintings. Upon the Savannah river, the
crop is said to be fair average one, with less
complaint of volunteer than last year. On
| Osoechee, we understand that they have made
an excallcnt crop. The Rice crop, generally