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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
A Coed suggestion From n strong
Black Republican Qunrter.

II Is we'll known that the Cincinnati CONNER
eial IS one Of the leading black republican pa
pers in Ohio-that it is the particular and private
organ ofGoy Chase. In looking over the paper
a few days since, we were forcibIy struck by
reading the following article, (Which was very
probably written by Gov. Chase himself) and
were hartily glad to see such sentiments adyoca'
ted in such a strong black'republican paper II
is good doctrine, and we would be glad to see il
adapted by all parties. We trust that our black
republican friends will throw away their old no.
tions about having banks-things that are liable
to suspend or bust at any mOmsnt-and join in
with the Commercial in advocating good and
sound currency.
Here is the Commercials article. Read it care
fully.
suggest that the people North, South, East
and West take this matter now into their own
hands, and Agitate the question, until all paper
money issued by banks or individuals Is swept
out of existance and the general government as
sumes and exercises that entire control over the
currency (both PAPER and conn which it is fairly
inferred, was the intention ofthe trainers of our
government, and within the spirit, if not the
letter Of our Constitution.
If Congress cannot by express law suppress
tho issues Of all paper money by banks incorpor-
atod by the States, it can accomplish the end by
severe taxation.
Then amend the Sub treasury Bill, by in
creasing the number of offices, and making them
the repositories Of coin in exchange for Treas
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

Cr-James Parton, Esq, who wrote the Life
of Horace Greeley, has written a life of Aaron
Burr, which il is said, places the character Of
Burr in a more favorable light than it was be-
lieved it could possibly with truth be placed
Ohio State Journal.
OE7-As Mr.. Parton has already written the
lives of two traitors to their government, and
made them out better men than they actually
were, we move that he continue in, and write
the lives of Giddings Chase, Summer, AMI Com
pany, who are ofthe same stripe with Greeley
and Burr. They would be ready sale tp all en-
emies of this government, either at home or a.
broad.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

AgER's American ALMAyIc--Is now ready
for delivery at Beall's Drug Store, Main street,
Cadiz, Ohio. who is supplied with it by the pub
Usher for distribution gratis to all who call for
n It contaiIs obout the richest collection of
anscdotes we know OLA calender accurately
calculated for this meridian and found reliable,
besides an amount ofvaluable medical nforma-
tion which should be in the possession ofevery
family. This little annual has become well
soine. visitor to the freside'of the Americn peo
ples-and not to them alone, for It's numbers
arc freely circulated in almost every civilized
sountry under the sun. 1t is published in the
Esgiish, French Spanish and German langna-
gcs, wsh onlenders adapted to every meridian
II the Northern Hemisphere Over twenty
seven hundred. thousand copies were issued last
year. which Ii doubtless the largest edition Of
any one book in tise world. Our readers are
respectfully invited to cali and get copy, and
when got, keepit.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
The Cleveland DisnniOn COnven-
asG fiNnN. F l a.s51

A.CoHcspondent Of the Aati- ,Sapey Stand
ard, writing about the late Disunion Convention
in Cleveland, says:
II was informed, on good authority, that some
ofthe leading Repubicans Of Ohio rejoiced in
the prospect Of the Northern Convention, and
were looking forward toit with a. decidedly
friendly interest .ameng, whom were Joshua II.
Giddings, Mr.. Wade ond Others
What has the 'Cadiz Republican got to say
about that2 Are the old Henry Clay Wings Of
Harrison comfy ready to 60 that figure with
Gid and Wade or viii they "let them. slide2---
We shall So.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Another Specimen OfBlack Repub-
Iicau ECONOMY


The Ohio Patriot says, ave hear but little Of
late from the black republican press on the sub
iect of Economy" notwithstanding this was
one of the great hobbies that led them to power
oulya year or two since. They have humbug-
ged the people most efectually on this score, ,and
believe they can quietly and with impunity car
Try out their schemes ofplunder.
. "a day or two since, we obtained from a reli-
liable source, another item in the history of
black republican ffnanciering. Two years ago
black republican legislature assumed the control
of the northern Lunatic 4ssyFum at Newburg.
They turned out Dr. Firestone who is one Of
the best physicians in the State, and who had
managed the Institution successfully and econ
omocally for eighteen months, simply because
he was a Democrat. No other objection was
made. The very Board that displaced him pas
ssd resolution endorsing his ability as physi-
clan and efficiency as an officer.
"They appointed Dir. Hopkins, Republican
in his place who has held the position year
1t has been ascertained that this new manager
of the Institution has run the expenses of the
establishment up from $4,000 to $4,000
year--being 81, 900 greater than when the In
stitution was controlled by Democrats, and ex-
cocding the appropriation made by tho Legsla-
ture $4,000.
'During the management Of Dr. Firestone
the number Of patients was 147--and notwith-
standing the enormous increase in the expendi-
ture, the number Of patients under Republican
management has not exceeded 150.
"These are facts worthy the consideration Of
every tax payer. II is additional evidence con-
slusively establishing the recklessness and ex-
trayagance the black republican party
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
want OF Labor i'm the West.

The st Louis Democrat Of the 18th inst has
the following statements respecting the want
of mechanics and laborers in Kansas. We have
no doubt that hun Irels of our worthy mechan-
les, who are now so hard pressed, might vastly
improve their pecuniary condition, as well as
better the prospects Of their families in other re.
spects, by seeking now homes in the far Vest
We have received information from several
reliable gentlemen, Just arrived from Kansas,
that a large anmDer of mechanic; and laborers
are wanted in that territory at the present time
In several ofthe towns they have not sufficient
number of mechanics to do hall the work which
is required and for which they would receive
ESQ to SO per day. One gentleman tells us
that there is not single shoemaker, tailor,
blacksmith or tinsAith in the the town of Osa-
wattamie nor in Paoli, in Lykens county. In
fact there is a deficiency in all the mechanica
branches throughout the Territory. Two or
three builders monopolize all the work in town
sn they are 50 ba,ily gtye in erecting dwell
hngs on their own account, that they refuse to
do So ond are unable to attend TO outside work.
Laborers are wanted all over the Territory at
better prices than can be obtained in any other
part of the country. We are assured that
there is no exagegration in this statement, and
five entertained the slightest doubt of its cor
rectness, we should not publish it for the pur-
pose ofdeceiving those to whom such, Inlorma-
ton is important.
At the present time when so many persons
are out Unemployment, and when the approach
ing winter may bring with it great distress, it
would be well fer those who are thus situated to
look in time for means Of ofsubsistence and pro.
n II - 4 f-.Z = q
fers the best field for the unemployed and indus
trious mechanic in the United States. The
gentleman who communicated this information
we know to be reliable; they have left their
names at our Office, and may be written to on
this subject.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
River Navigation SuspendeIl---
Twenty-tw0 Boats Detained iIl
the Missouri River.

ST. Louis, Nov. 26 --P. M,--The river contin-
tinues to fallat this point, with only four feet
six inches on the Quarantine bar. The Alton
packets continue to make their trips, but navi-
CATION above that point is suspended. The ice
is very heary at this point, and the underwriters
have all steamers leaving for tho South uninsu-
rable.
There are twent-two boats in the Missouri
river unable to leave on account Of the ice.
The tributaries Of the main rivers are closed
tight, and navigation may be regarded as closed.
The weather continues cold and freezing.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

ACCIDENT. The excellent and estimable la
dy ofCoL A. L. Brewerof this place, met with
quite severe accident on Monday. Whilst de-
scendng the stairs at her residence, she fell and
dislocated her ANGLE and received other severe
injuries. The limb was set by DR., Pfitchard
and we hope soon to hear Of recovery. y.New
L9sbon Patriot
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Coolers Ladey,s Book.

For December is received. 1t is richly stored
with intellectual productions, tales, poetry
sketches, witicisms, &C., and beautifully em-
belished with engravings and fashion Plates
Such as are calculated to please profit and in.
struct the reader. To be had at the Literary
Depot of N. A. Hanna, next door to the Pos
Office. With January commences new vol
ume--a good time to subscribe.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

BRIsToL's SARsAPARILLA.--Two facts in re-
lation to this preparation are worth stating
The first is. that eminent medical writers now
ascribe the majority of diseases to morbid mat
ter in the blood. The second is, that Bristol's
Sarsaparilla according to the testimony Of dis
t!nglshed pathologsts, acts as an antidote to oil
poisonous Or acrid particles present in that fluid
Thus are its marvellous cures OF scrofula, eFyslp
eAsy salt rheum, leprosy, cancer, indolent sores,
abcesses, tumors. glandular dwellings, &c, ac-
compIished. AS an effective remedy for intes-
tinnl worms, a disease to which much Of the
frightfu mortality among children in this coun-
try is due, Kemp's Worm IIozenges are recon-
mended. They free frommercury, pleasant
to take, and do their,worl 50 thoroughly, there
is no danger of renewed OF the disorder.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

Sex REASONS WHY EVERYBODY SHOULD USE Dr.
TOBIAS LINAMENT:--
Lit will do all and more than is stated in
pamphlets.
2.--It is the greatest pain reliever in, the
world.
4 3.-It is perfectly innocent to take internally.
Alt is the cleanest and most agreeable ar
ticle to apply.
Sit is an old and tried remedy.
6.--Itis warranted to do as reeommended
or no pay.
Depot, 56, Cortlandt street, New York
Price 26 & 50cents. Sold by
TIL Logan & Co, Wheeling. John BoaII and 8.
Hamilton, Cndiz; a, Jul Schreiber, Moorefisld; Nj.
Jolly, New Market; Williams 4 Custar Perrysyilis.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

OIT-The Know Nothing leaven Of Black Re-
publicanisin will show itself when OCCASION
offers. At st. Paul, Minnesota, on election
day, an armsd band Of Black Republican ruffans
took possession Of the polsin one Of the wards.
and with reyolvers and knives, drove off and
kept from voting some two Or three hundred le-
gaI voters. VA,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Congressional Globes and Appen-
sxr

We arc under great obligations to Represent
ative, Hon. John A. Bingham, for a full set Of
Globes and appendix for the thiT-
ty-fourth Congress. This is a valuable gifttand
for which we shall hold Mr.. Bingham (private
ly) in high esteem.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

eeTMrs. Braytnan, wife of Jas. o. Brayman
lately sentenced to the Ill. State prison; for
stealing letters from the postoficeat Chicago,
has declared her intention TO accompany her
husband to Alton, their to remain during the
whole term Of his imprisonment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

Or Thomas Hudson, colored, and Jane Hast
ins \, a white girl was married in Newbnryport
Mass, on Wednesday. The ceremony Is said
to have been witnessed by some OF the first cit
izens." Whew ! n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

HoILow4Ys PItLs.--Liyer diseases OF all
kinds tend to the destruction Of that organ
Eofaetitncs itisreduced to mere shell which a
bios would break up, betors the disorder kills
the patient. Surely none but q a5madmAn would
neglect such acomplaint until the fatal crisis
arrived, when he had ut his command-an unEail-
I'M, remedy. Holloways Pills produce more
potent eIiact upon the liver than any other med
ieai compound, vsgetablepr mineral. The sgHp-
toms OF bilious mlladies are yellowness Of the
s+aral skin pain IN the right side, and, in re-
mifteA cases clills and faver. Any human bs-
ing this afflicted may cute themselves within
On days bystakRs Holloway,s Pills in CONFORM
iay wlth Tie directions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

05-A talkative member Of Parliament was
Ireproaching one Of his colleagues fer not hav-
ing Opened his mouth" the whole session, -
"You are mistaken" he replied, "ior ! yawned
through all your speeches.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Adaillouni Foreign NeUs--ArfEvaf
Of inc gnndeFbIit--SE. 900 600 in
specie.

Of the Snuderbiit--SI. .OoO.00O an
specie.
NEv York. Nov. &c.
The q. s. steamship Vanderl,ailt, which len
Southampton on the iith Inst, has arrive at
this poiI. M
The NEST important summary Of Der news
has been iclcgraphed having bocn received OF
Cape Race
The y1a,lsrblt briggs sl.ooo;Ooo in specie,
and three hnadred cabin passengers, among
Is Col. Ten llrOeck
A severe financial crisis prevailed at St. Pc
teFsbugA.
The1,lnaoa Times Of Saturday says that
relief Afforded by the suspention OF the Bank
charter act was immediate in its effects.
fhe applications br discounts were much
less and foreign exchanges held steady. The
drain Of gold ffUm Scotland has ceased
ss.The decrease OF bullion in the Bank Of En-
selsna Tor the week ending the llth inst, am
sounted. 10 upwards OF Gl,30o,0Oo, while private
securities were increased f3,5oo,0O.
u Arrival OF the Steamer Africa.
= hskas NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.
e. The steamer Africa arrived last night, with
liverpool dates sarnes as Vanderbilt She brings
nearly S3a, 700 in specie.
: The official announcement allowing the eX-
sportation Of grain and -four from France, was
followed in Paris by an advance OF II per cent.
on -four
& fhc Paris Bourss did not respond TO the
buoskhcy Of the English money maeket.
& Fuller details 0f the Indian news show that
the relief at Lucknow wos only partially ac-
eomplished. llavclock's position was consider
Cd critical.
The Emperor Of France has written letter
to his lBinistcro OF finance discussing the finan-
seial QUESTION. He is panied to see public credit
INFUSED by chimsrical fears and by prohibition
Of remedies ioI an evil which exists only in
imagination, and begs the minister will deny
peremp,orally all absurd projects attributed to
The government, affirming there is no country
sa Earope where public credit rests upon
more extensive and solid basis. The letter had
but little effect The last monthly returns OF
the Bank Of France show less OF twenty mil
lions Of francs in specie.
The Austrian minister Of finance proposes to
meet tho financial difficulty by the issue of
treasury bills to the amount of hundred mil
lions Of forms.
The decree abolishing serflom in Russia is
fobe'published on the eth OF Dee. The legis-
Iative body is conYoked for Nov. 28th.
The Vienna meney market is very heavy
the premium on gold has increased.
The steamer Emu has arrived at Suez with
Melbourne dates to the 18th, and six hundred
and forty thousand pounds in gold. The gold
adYices are very encouraging.
The steamers Lady Bird Champion came
INTO collision at Cape 0tway--the latter found
erei, and4o lives were lost.
Damaging foods had occurred in New South
Wales.
g. Commercial EmtcIIigence.
a, far
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

(r1y-The Chicago Tribune states that Illinois
has an Independent Treasury, and that'all. par
ties would oppose any change in The system Of
keeping the public funds y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

0y"George, you are looking very sIniling.-- -
What has happenedp'
"rhe most delightful thing. i caught my
Jenny by ysurprise, this mornIng. in her wrap
per, and Without hoops; and got the first kiss
I've had since whalebonc skirts came into lash
iou7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

70 BE HUxG.--Ihe new trial for Charlotte
Jbnss, Monroe Stewart and Henry Fife under
ssnsoncs Of death Ss1the murder OF the Wilson's
ct Mcksesport has been refused by the Supreme
Court Of the State Of Pennsylvania, and unless
uard0neI, which Is not atiaL likely, they will
~ hung at Pittsburgh, sometime next spring.
Win Jones, d brother of tlla baore mention-
III CsaFIotfs Jones, has just becns consisted Of
NJ irdsr III the ilrstLegree for killing SamBel II.
Nhits. oscrin Washinaton county, and will al
saslnasl pEubably be. hung. although thscass will
u tzksa Bns IIlo jury aas out tseycnty hosfss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
InalinSf Ears.

Jacob Crabb has just received fine assort-
ment of Ladies' Furs, which he is selling cheap.
Call in Ladies' and see them before they are all
gone.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Serious Misuse of tGae Credit Of EaW-
Femce asa4R lowell Corporations.
BosroN, Friday Night

D0sT0N FFlday Nlgnt
Samuel Lawrence, of the firm Of Lawrence,
Stone & Co., recently suspended, is found to
have used acceptances Of the Bay State Claw
rence,) Mddlesex QoweID and pemberton'
(Lowell,) manufacturing corporations, Of which
Of which he was member. The amount Of
this fraud upon each company was as follows.
Bay State Mills $225O00
Middlesex do 230,0o0
Pemberton do $4,000
Total S580000
George II. Kuhn has been chosen treasurer of
the Bay State Company in place Of Mr., Law
renee.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

o1rBe sure 10 call 1T N. A. IIanna's and get
tho latest papers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

Grin Wisconsin, as wellas Iowa, a PROPOSE
ton to extend the right Of suffrage 70 negroes
Las been rejected. 9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
Noinfx RnkIiE

- aa8AALa
A MON LENNON having been appoiniqd No.
n tsy Public. is preUared TO lahs add eoftify
DepOsitJns. aekn0Wletgemens Of Dee ds Mortfs.
ges &c, and 70 make NOtdrial Pfotes 10.
Dec ,, ls57-3I
MAGAZINES F0R DECEM BHR:
Ifl THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
HARPER'S MAG AZiNE,
Cooley, s LADY'S BOOB.
GRAflAM'S MAGAZINE,
HOUSEHOLD WORDS.
- NATIONAL MAG GAZlNE, (Aietli.l
LADY 8 REP tlSITORY. tMtth)
PETERs9N'S MAGAZINE,
NEW YORK JOURNAL.
-TH0MPSOl.S DETECTOR.
KENNEDYiS DETECrOR
PAPERS FOR THIS WEEK.
HARPER'S- WEEKLY. FfFr-a sf~ftr
u LESLlES SILLuSrRATEn, M
PORTERS SPIRIT.
BALL0US PICTORIAL;
CLiPPE9i -..6--s--.---s'17
WAvERLY MAGAZINE,
s.e POLICE g AzETfE,
SCIENTIFIC AMERICANA
Everything In the reading line can be had At
N A. HANNAS,
Next door to the Post Office
Dec 2-lm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
JOHN YOST.
JACOB ,CRAMBLETT.
JACKSON CROSk Ely.

II l-71-91
The undersigned committee appointed BY The
Court of Common Pleas and the Prosecuting Asior-
ney Of Harrison county, at the May tsrms A. ID.
1857, to investigate the detailed report OF the Com
m ssloners Of said county, which BY law they are
required to make to said Court, which, upon careiul
examination Of said report do find he same 70 be-
correct u.s. rtfDbfAS,a II
J. "a, ESTEP.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02

Carpenters, Bricklayers, Racksnaithx; Sad6Eess.z u
and all kinds Of Mechanics, andaso those who wiss
wilialways be kept and sold l0wxats g
as can be purchased atths River. si,s i, y,,ytsi
We will always keep on hand, as well as gem
era stock of Hardware, complete ass0rtinenz sf
Nait and Iron, arCall and eee.a l.s sstse.
SLEMAE1NsS *, RIO OBfNS
Cadiz, O., November %. 1881. pA X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

Things In Petersburg.
o. rnE aonaoNp pMlr rmrar.r

PETERSBURG, Oct. IL, 1857.
Our city has to-day luxurlated In one Of Its old
Fashioned, comfortable spells Of quietude and sim
picity, neither Incident or accident ruATing the
smooth surface OF its rcpose. Tho weather has
been pleasant and bracing. The 'tenier gender"
par consequence, have INDUCED TO the full bent
their irresistible penchant for stroling around
town, and oEr lot, Of course, has been OF mag
nituinons delieacy In steering clear through such
dangerous breakers.
The ladies of South Ward have gotten up beau
tifui flag to he presented In few DAYS to the
Washington Guard, the recently formed volunteer
company. under The command of Captain VIM. H.
Jarvis.
Large aeeessions have been recently made to tho
Petersburg Library, which may give some idea Of
the prosperity of the institution and the high a-
probation with which 1t is held by the commu.
nifty.
Neither Mayors nor Hastings court transacted
any important business today. The latter adj
Joarned this evening without having called up a
single criminal case notwithstanding the fact that
there are halt u dozen unfortunates patiently
awaiting their doom in the spacious apartments of
the Jail.
Siieayen help the poor" Is becoming quite an
extensively quoted phrase just now and hope
that there ara none among our citizens who will
refuse 10 make themselves instruments of that aid
in the hour of need. Bevics of children discharg-
Ell from the factories, may be seen strullng about
the city from morning till night. some of them
| picking UP meal here aud there, and others GO
ing without or eating fruit iilched from some APP
| pie boys basket ur taken from the gutter. The
winters rigors and its attendant priyations have
| yet TO be experienced.
The depot of the Richmond and p Petersburg r.
! r. has been amazingly Improved within q week
| past. completely new coach depot has been
| erected, and accommodations for passengers rem
/ dered decent aud comfortable. 4 contamination
long and most devoutly wished for.
Prof Patton, Of this city, contemplates an ascen-
sion In his immense balloon, the Alice, i'll Rich
| mond, during the approaching State Fair.
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