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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

FouR DoLLARs AND FRY cEETs FOR AN
APPLE. "A California letter, speaking Of
the exit ayagant spirit that prevails every
where in the State, says:
Apples (of large size, to be sure, are
offered for sale at fruit stands for Va 90
apiece; the price is not more remarkable
than that there are persons indscreet q
noueh to purchase and eat fhem at this
raie. II this taste continues who will say
that tlss orchards Of Oregon may not come
to be as valuable as the gold mines Of Cal
ifofnia2
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WAsnrNGroN, Fee /. 1856.

The "bg scare" that was on tie Banks
men at the date of my last communication
passed oil the following day, and instead OF
uilchinr their candidate overheard, as they
w.rc on The point Of doing, they have chung
to him with great hImness. The terror
lhey were in was caused by an apprehen-
sion that the union OF tie national men"
having appeared in some Of The newspapers
Of III S CIV. The debate on Tuesday brought
them relief, tke gulf between the Demo
Gratis and the National Know Nothlngs ha'
wing, apparently, been widened by the dis
suss on; and their conrage was further re-
viyed aud strengthened by ynmor that the
plurality proposition would receive some
supp rt from the Democratic side OF the
House The rumor was not without ioun-
dalion A resolution in favor OF the plural
Iuy rule was offered on Wednesday by a
supporter Of the Democratic candidate, but
it received very little favor from that side OF
the House, and failed by five votes. On
Wednesday evening two absent Banks men
arrived, and it was thought that Campbell
Of Ohio, who hal voted against the rule,
might be iuduced TO change in It's favor.
This would make a tie, and il one more
vote could be got, the plurality rule would
carry. The contest seemed approaching a
climax, and members of all parties thought
lhat by Thursday evening the long agony
would be over But Thursday evening has
come ard gone, and the end is not yet
though close at hand.
All an early hour on Thursday the gal
leres we're packed with eager spectators o
both s4xes, an1 at l2 o'clock, when the
4 House was called to order by the Clerk, al
the members were in their seats. A mul
ttude of propositions were submitted ant
disposed of, some producing great merrl-
ment aud others intense excitement. "A
length the plurality resolution, on the fna
passage Of which Mr.. Banks has SO Ions
built bis hopes, was brought forward, ant
the impression was general that it wcult
pass. Al this jupctare, however, move
! ment vas made by the Southern KnoV
: Nothings which gave new turn to affairs
A member of that party offered as an
mendment to the plurality proposition,
resolution declaring Hon. William Smith,
) Democratic mt mber from Virginia, speake
. Of the House, and demanded the previou
: question. The yeas and nays were taken
a and the amendmentin favor of Mr.. SmitI
received hundred voes--not a majorit!
= of all the votes cast, hut enough to max
e tia question whether Mr. $, or Mr.. b. wn''
a be elected under the plurality rule! Her
g was a new "scare" for the friends of Mi
B., who did not press the plurality rtsoln
toe, but voted adjournment (Which the
lad previously shouted dowr in very he
D haste indeed
I. This afternoon the tug Of war will come
Is How il will end / cannot say. His eyider
ll,at a crisis is approaching, and you ma
expect either an election Of Speaker or a
adjournment Of Congress very soon. M
impression it that tLere will be an electio
! this afternoon or to morrow.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue Of ur order Of sale, made by the Pro-
ID bate Court OF Harrison county, Ohio the un-
dersianed will self on Saturday the 10th day Of Feb-
urary, A. d. 1856; between this hours of 10 o'clock
A! M and A O'Clock 2 NJ Of said day, upon the
premises, in Nottingham township, in the county
and State aforesaid the following real estate
to wit: Being part OF tho south west quar-
ter OF section number ten (l0,l township num-
ber eleven (ll) and range NJ mber six t6fl contain
ing one hundred and thirty tl30l perches, more
or less Said real estate appraised at $780, Terms
of sale made according to law. Dated January Is,
1856. WILLIAM q. PARRY.
Administrator Of Arthur Pughs deceased.
]. II. McMATu, Atty.
Tan II 1874 A,y
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To the Creditors Of the Estate Of
Peter Pickett deceased.

TIME subscriber has been appointed by the Pro-
L bate court OF Harrison county, Commissioner
on the Estate of Peter Pickett, deceased, repre-
sented insoIyent. The period OF six months from
the date oil this notice are allowed creditors TO bring
in and prove their clants against said estate The
subscriber will attend to the duties Of his said ap
pointneat at the following places and times, namely
AT the residence OF the subscriber in the village
cf Moorefiold, Harrison county Ohio. on the first
day OF March, and the fifth of April. and on the
third day of May nextat 10 O'Clock in the forenoe
of each Of the said days
Dated January 25 1856 SAMUEL WEST,
]. H. McMArH Atty. Com issioner, and
Admins t. Of said 9 ate
On ,sc
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White House, is absurd. The Democratic
members have great respect for the Presi-
deHt; bat they are freemen, and would
seOrnfully Tepel dictHtioD. no matter how
high the quarter from hieh it might come.
They act upon lher own responsibility and
move Of their own voli.icn, and the Presi /
dent Is neither to be eensured nor praised
for what they do. In no shape cr form
will lhey contribute to che election Of MIR.
Banks. l am satisfied Of Ihai; and if the
friends of that gentleman desire a presiding
officer of their owu political creed, the soon
or they drop Mr.. B. and seleA a candidate
who can command their whole party vote in
the House, the sooner their desires will be
gratifej.
The delay in organization is very nying
to the Office huuters. Most Of them having
ruu out of funds, have gone home. These
who reu;sin remind me Of the sick man who
who, after lis constitution" was gone. liv-
ed several weeks on the "by laws. They
have a care-worn, half fed, hungry look,
that shows plainly encugh that their 6naL-
cial "constitalian' is gone, and that they
are sabsisting on the "by laws" All this
is fun to me and few more who, like ny .
self, are in the happy condition of the bles-
sed who expect nothing, but is death to the
; poor expectants.
; The Senate WAS the centre Of action yes
,erday, ii being understood that Gen. Cass
. would spe ak on the Central American ques
lion. He did speak on that question, ard
it would have done John Bull good to have
heard him, though John's blood wou
+ un % btedly have been stirred BY some O.
r The Generals hard knocks. Mr.. Cass pai
r vrry high compliment to Mr.. Buchanan
$ .ur Miniat to England. whose notes to III
: Eall.of Clarendon he styled "models OF di
S plomatc correspondence. This g'ea
d speech is bein written out, and will shortl
o be publ he'd. 1t was mastery vindica
II ton Of our rights, and searching exposu'
D. Of The bad faith of the British goveromen
c. Mr. Seward will speak on the same suffice
ic and, tniak, in the same strain, on Tnur;
t. day.
at Hon. VIM Bgler, the new Senator froI
d penns glvania, appeared in his seat yeste
cay and was duly sworn in.
e. CO .lmodore Morris died in this city {
e Sunday, at the age of 72. Notwithstan(
lk ing lis advanced age, the National Intel
If gencer asserts. "on the unvaiyng testim
nv Of his brother ofllctis," that he was ''tI
ry ab'est naval Commander in the world. ~
d. lie eatc,ed the service in 1899, and foug
ad in many glorious actions. q.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06
NV TaIl Goods.

TUST received at Coctran's Wholesale Variety
j Store, large stock Of new Goods for the season
consisting in part ofHosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, In
dies, Edgfngs Bobhonetts, AccordeonsA Folns, But.
tons Combs, &c, Il c.
Also, a large assortment OF Gold and platedJewe
ry, Gold and Silver Watches, Guards, Chains 40.
Also. heavy assortment Of white wax Beads
10 which the attention OF the trade, and citizens
ROBT. COCHRAN
Fourth ST., few doors north Of Market
Steubenyiiie Nov s7 1885, a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Eg-Lase accounts from Mexico. state
that Santa Anna and his wife have parted.
No wonder, She is a young, handsome
woman, while he in an old, snappish one
legged man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06


MI sls WAsHiKoToN JAN 90, 1856.
.asFhai Congressional Sebastopol. the spea-
kef's Clair, Is not yet taken, and the Banks
men are brginaing 70 think seriously Of
raising Iie siege. All their calculations
have come 70 nought, and the conviction
that new combination is essential to sue
cess, N working 10 their hearts. Mr.. Banks
has held them q his support thus long BY
repeated md positive assurances that the
Administration would be starved OUT be-
fore fbe close Of Jsnuary, and that the Pre-.
videnf wouldinlaence the Dem moeratic mem
bsrssof ths House u assist 10 passing The
plurality stsle. nder which Mr.. Banks
might be- electsds This calculation has
iii ia orstwo reasons First--the Presi
dent does not desire The adoption of The
pihrality Iala. Secondly y--the Democrats
members oflle House would not, as mat.
lera stand. adopt that rule if the President
did dsslse 4, The'idea that ,he course of
.ths Democrats 10 Congress i shipped al lhs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06
Pro .poot Of Peace.

The Landpn FINES oi the 18th ult, fal.
ly conirms the. pro pect of peacc in Europe
which was Brought by the arrival Of the
Arabia The nexs arrival will be Io)kel
for with great interest. We trds5 tina: pesce
will be speedily made. Sicia happy even,
would bring joy anI galness to millions. -
War at all times, is thing to be greatly
deplored.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Bg- Greedy was knocked down a few
days since in Washington City. by NJ.
Rust Of Arkansas, for publishing some stric.
lures in relation to that gentleman. Gree
y should keep well armed when lie writes
such articles.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

lsi. SHELDEN l. KELLOGG. of Hamilton. ..
md HENRY F. SEDAN. Of Hamilton.
Sd. DAVID CLARK, OF Montgomery.
Iih. !. n. THOMAS, of Darko.
5lh EDWARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9th MICHAEL Fl. DAVIS, of Clermont.
9Th. WILLIAM CROSSEN, of Warren.
Sth. WILLIAM kERSHNER, Of Clark.
9th. GEORGE l.. SEENA, Of Seneca.
lCth. LEVI DUNCAN, of jacks
/ th. ALFRED MoVEIGH, OF Fairfield.
l2lh. JACOB SLYH, OF Franklin.
18th. JOHN TIFF. of Huron.
l4th. JOHN G. MY ERS, Of Ashland
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, Of Coshocton.
10th JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. of Morgan.
18th. BENJAMIN F. SPRlGGS, of Noble
18th. ALPH0NSO HART, of Portaga.
18th. HENRY II. DODGE. of Cuyahoga
2oth GEORGE G. GlLLErT, OF Ashtabula
2lst. GEORGE COOK, OF Harrison.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Gs- Our neighbor, in an article in rela-
ton to the publishing Of the proceedings of
the Legislatuse. in the Columbus papers,
thus hits the present fusion Legislature -
So it appears that the House has deter-
mided that if its proceedings are made pub
lie it must be dome at the expense of the
Columbus publishers, who have great diff
Guilty, now insustaining their papers. This
is magnanimous to say the least Of 1t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Eg-The Know Ncthings Of Wheeliag
were "bad used up set Of fellows at their
charter election held on last Monday week.
Last year Sans boys carried everything
this year badly whipped.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06
Tmportant News from Europe.

Important News from Europe
We give to day, rays the s'eubeuvilIe
HerrlI, the most gratifying news we have
received from Europe for years--brought
by the Arabia, with Liverpool dates to the
I0,h ultimo. 1t is the glad intelligence Of
peace between the Russian and the French,
English and Turkish Governments, Ras-
sia has Internationally" accepted the Al
lies terms Of negotiating a suspension of
further hoslilties, The war, is lhererore,
at an end. The announcement created a
great palio in the European markets
Government funds rose up at once three
/ per cent. The exorbitant prices Of staples,
in thia country must necessarily tumble
down. This will be welcome news 10 thou
sands, who have been only barely able tc
sabsist at the present famine prices
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

FoUa DOLLARS A DAY. Our distinguished
Senator, Gen. Charles Warfel, and our able
Representative, Hon, E. CLARK, are now at
home on visit to their families and con-
stituents, at the rate Of four dollars day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

or The Daily Wheeling Times comes TO
US in an entire new dress, and much i'm
proved in appearance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06
The Presidents Extra Message
on Kansas.

We lay before cur readers to-day, on
oar FIST page, the complete message Of The
President on Klnsas affairs. Il is a bold
aai able dosansnt, defining the duties Of
the ESecaiye anl and peopls Of this coun-
try under the Constitution, and Aenouncing
the wrOa s that hsvs been committed on
tho people Of K'nsls by political intruders
from abroad.
The history the President gives Of the
trOublss in organizing tha. Terri .ory, if he
has not baen misinformel, reveals a state of
iActs that amply istify his coaclasions.-
fae remedy he proposes, to Eii: A Law
authorizing the people of that Territory,
("ithout respect TO pMty.) at any period
when they nay desire, and waen il shall be
ascertained, by ceasa; taken for that pur-
pose, there Is sufi ;ent number of actual
settlers TO constitute State, to call con.
yeniion and form constitution for ad mis-.
sion. This whole controversy can be, and
no doubt will be, amicably settled in this
way.
Ofclurse the Fl,ionsts OF the north and
fire eaters of the South VIII oppose sDy
such settlement at all. and will find reasons
"pienty as black5erriss," fo- their crposi
ton. But the people, we opine. will lay a
side all sectional animosiIes, and put down
these professional agitators by planting
themselves fair and square upon this peac,
measure of the President. The messag,
was very appropriately referred to the Ter
ritoral Committee III the Senate, of which
Mr.. Douglass is chairman; and we have n
dDubt that committee will report bill en-
II bodying the Presidents recommendation
y and it will pass the Senate. Ii Fusio
House, should it ever become orgenizet
II see fit to take the responsibility of defea
'F ing such measure, it will be an issue fl
A. the country to pass upon in the comm
}, Presidential campaign. Upon that issu,
10 says the Plamdealer, we, as party, a
s1 willing to stake our political fortunes, al
AZ sink or swim, abide the decision of the pc
" pie.
ne We shall wait with great interest the Sc
a. ate Committees report, which we have
'o doubt will be made in ample time fer Il
o. consideration OF the Hoa~e.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

BosToN BANK STATEMENT Capital stock
.$3l 800, 600; loans and discounts $5l 875
600; specie $3,5l6.o0O; due from other
banks $7,377 500; due to other banks
IS, ,573 800; deposits $l4 6G4 90; eircu'a-
ton $7,7l3,0O0.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
RUFUS P. RANNEY.
FOR MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WAYNE: GRISWOL.D.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
HIRAM H. BARNEY.
CONGRESS ORGANIZED---IN
PART.

II Al 4s
This fusion know nothing Congress, which
has SEVENTY SIX of majority, after
a session of over TWO MONTHS, have at
last elected Speaker and thatuby PLU.
RALITY VOTE, This was consummatt d
on last Satuld " evening, the end inst
That fortunate individual is NATE FANIEL
P. BANKS, of Massachusetts, a KNOW
NOTHING, the same person who was The
LEADER Of the Know Nothing oLgan "a
lon in the last Congress. The final vote
Stood Banks 1903, Aiken 100, Fuller 6,
/ Campbell 4. Wells /.
Before the ballot was aGnouoced Mr.. A
K. Marshall KNOW NOTHING SLAVE
HOLDER, from Kentucky, congratulate,
Lis Know Nothing friends, that they hac
fought the good fight, and had CONQUER
ED" So much for this so called Republi
can tliumph.
The election of Mr. Banks has cost th
county 100000 90! So much for iusjo
economy.
Il is supposed that Mr.. Banks will max
good presiding oficcr.
Mr., Orr and Mr. Fuller wi hdrew on Sa
; urday morning.
5 A Clerk and other officers are to be elet
ted before Congress is fully organized.
Mr.. Banks was conducted to the Chair b
Mr.. Aiken, his principal opponant. III
: oath Of Office was administered by Mr.. Gi>
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BA RN ABUS MCULl
ASA BLISS,


The two other jurymen, W. NJ. Connolly
and Joseph Sutton, in addition to the abovr
found Simon Garner SEN, Simon Garner ,jr.
and Mary Garner accessories,
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E1-Don't fail to read tie interesting
sketch ol DR.. Kane on the fourth page Of to-
dOy's paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Look ovT FOR ALrrRGD NoTEs. One
dollar notes Of Mahoming Go. Bank alter
I'd to Tens, are in circulation. The figure
SO On each end Of The note, and the words
ID large letters near lhe centre, TEN Dol;
LARS. are neatIy pasted ia. They are apt
10 deceive unless scruIinized. Look out for
them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

EDThe present Maine Legislature has
repealed the Know Nothing law of The last
legislature, which prohibited the State courts
from uaiuraizing aliens. Good.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-06

Lo1sIANA LEGISLATURE The louisiana
Legislature organized on tie 22I inst, all
the officer being Democrats.
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Eg- The following persons left Cambrid,

ED he IoIIoWlRg persons IeIt UambfIuge
Ohio for California, on Wednesday LAST
Andrew A., Moore and lady; James Wag-
stvff, Esq, (late editor of the Coshocton
Democrat, lady and child; John Beall, "a
dy and four children; Miss Maria A Moore;
Miss Catharne Moore; Geo. w. Moore;
Andrew Clark; j. j. Grimes. Eeq Albert
%. Aagstaff, Esq; James Murry; Michael
Cairns; Robert Pummer, Joseph Sebastian
Alphonso Chappo; and Alphonso Romadka
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RE- Our Columbus papers having failed
to come to hand for aweek past, we are un.
able to giFe any legislative proceedings this
uenlr
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Tb9 House then adjourned.

Be EAsY.-Don't getscared. ye followers
Of Sam--you who are fearful least Catho-
lie might come some Of these dark nights
and take you, your tom and "wee ones"
off, when we :ell you as fixed fact, that the
Know Nothing legislature of Kentucky, a
majority Of whose members are followers of
your dear ''Sam," have elected ROMAN
CATHOLIC PRIEST AS CHAPLAIN of their lie
gislature, That is, they have elected Ro-
man Catholic Priest to do their praying for
them IJno: this thing called Know Moth.
ineism great humbug2 What say you?
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Dissolution.

The firm known as s. b. LUKENS &c G. w
M0FFlT, was on the 20th day of, August, digsol-
we'd by mutual consant. Oct, 3Ist 1885,
s 8TES@ N 70. b. LUKENE.
N3 81 W. MOFFIT.
To Dr.. s. B. Luken's skland Practice in Dem
tistry, enn safely recommend all my aequpintan'
ces Desiring ~ work done. G
His worh VII clnss amongst the hIsfi having \
the last Fair ia Harrison county taken the Fri
Premium and Diploma, on full set II Gum Sock.
ct Teeth, which can be seen at his office hg ctl'
ine soou' g. W. MOFFIT.
Oct, 3ist '55.
T,ABERs Cedar Penails, the best in use fot sal
II cheap by nov 23 1858 JBEALL
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cADEx, RIO.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.

WILLIAM KENNON. Jr., If Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, OF Butler.
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EEThe Coroner's Jury that we're sum
ed to investigate the late horrible affair at
Cincinnati returned The following verdict:--
We do Gnd that The said child, Mary Gar
ner, was killed by it's mother, Margaret
Garner, with a butchers knife, With which
she cut its throat s
(Signpd by four Of the jury, namely;)
JACOB @, BLACKBURN,
BARNABUS McCLAIN,
AGA PTI2Q
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s I'ale OF Horror!
a DEP UTY u S. N1RsH4L SHOT

AN ARREST BY THE .. s. MARSHAL
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Doubts have vanished, and Peace
Looms uD as a Certainty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-28
NUMBER 92.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs the lst Section of the ION Article
w OF the Constitution nf the State of California
requires that amendments Of the Constitution. ail'r
having been adopted by the Legislature, shall t''
published three months with the Yeas and nays
thereon an referred TO the next L-gisla,ure aud
whereas tn annexed proposed amendment tn the
Cons'ituI o. was adopted by the Legislature nj the
session OF 1855. and the published and REFERRED
la The Legislature at the session OF le56 required
hy the Constitution, and the said proposed amend
nent 50 referred having been agreed to by mniorpy
of all the members of each House:
Now. therefore. !, }. Nicely Johnson, Governor az
The state of California do hereby direct that ~ Tho
general election To be- holden throughout the Sa'e ~
California. the first Tuesday after the first Monday
of November, A. ID. 1856, being the fourth day of the
month, said proposed amendment be submitted to
the qualified electors voting at such election, in ae
cordance with nm Act entitled "An Act agreeing To
the proposed amendments To the Constitution, and
providing fDr its submission TO the people" Ap-
proved April ~. 1856. and commend the same 10 tho
consideration of the citizens Of the State Of California.
- Witnoss my hand and the great seal of State,
, LIS al the city of Sacramento, this the Sd day
! - of October, A. ID. 1856
J.NEELY JOHNSON.
Attest, DAVID T.. DosGLass.