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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

BROADWAY THEATRE-nr. Mathews ia TO play his favor
tic characters in "a Game OF Speculation" and " The
Critic" the occasion of his benefit last appearance
but one at this house tonight.
NBI0's GARDES-The entertainments for this evening
to consist Of Nile Znfretus tight rope feats tho
pantommes called the Contrabandst and ''Magic rum
pet" Gabriel has a very coinical part.
BowERY.-Thc circus troupe continues to attract large
and well pleased audiences to this establishment great
number of novelties. including the comicalty of "vist
TO the Bowery,' are announced for tonight
BuRroN's.-Messrs. Burton, Brougham, Rogers, Mark
Smith and other avores to repeat their respective
characters in the amusing drama Of VANITY Fair" conf
caity Of Youresure to be Shot, and travesue OF Ham
let"
WAILAcK's.-Thrce very cntertaing pieces-'My Friend
from Leaherhsad" "Two 10 One" and the "Rights and
Wrongs of Woman'-are TO be performed this evening.
The casts, as usual here, excellent.
LAURA KrESEs.-Go and enjoy the superior acting of
Miss KecDe and her talented company in the romantic
spectacle Of the ea OF Ice before the piece super
seeded by the holiday novelties now preparing
ITALIAN orEHA-"Robert 10 Diablo" in which Carl
Tormes, Nine LGrange, and other distinguished
the Academy have made great sensation is to be
given for the last time but to night.
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures the multfarous euriosites
vsiters will he entertained with the drama of the EVAN
derng Boys" this afternoon, and play Of "Time Tries
Al" and farce Of Laugh and Grow Fat at night.
CRrrs-The break neck fests OF the eauesrians india
rubber twistiGcaons of the gymnasts, and marvellous
contotons and stories of the clowns afford abundance
Of fun for the masses who patronise 81 Bowery
ETHIOPIAN MSsuREIsy.-In addition To innumerabe
songs buresques and Dances promised the laugh
Chrisy Woods, and the inimtiblc 'shakspcrcan Read
ingsv BTy ants
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

The United states sloop OF vandala sailed from
Portsmouth, y. H. on the is int, FOR the Pacific The
following il list Of cheers: Commander Arthur sinclair
1ieutcnans J. Hogan Brown, c. H. u Caldwell, John L.
Davis, lcscrh Try. W Glasseil Acting Master Chas.
\. rabCock Surgeon, Joseph Wilson, Jr Purscr, G. @.
Jackson second lieut. Marines, Alan Ramsay. Assistant
Surgeon. W. II. Trist tattnn's Clerk W. W. Sinclair.
rurser's Clerk, w. W Strinns. Boatswain, James VI.
Miller. Gunner, u piycSor. Carpenter, Amos Chick
Sailmaker, W. Rodgers. Acting Masters Mates, q. ~.
nods, Frank II. Merriam, Henry A. Hunt
The niicd states steam frgate Susquehanna, Com.
Sands, sailed from Mateirs Nov. tor Key West
orders from Washington were received by Commodore
Charles stewart " the Navy Yard Philadelphia, ~
About thousand aboros will DC taken on together
With half mechanics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

REsuMING WoRK.-The Manchester american
states that the print works in that city the
facture Of calcoes to-day full time The several
panies mostly engaged in the manufacture OF tools who
occupy the junction shop" at Worcester commence
work TO day full time Work suspended throughout
cnru. Dc 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
POLITICAL.

SUPPORT REGULAR NOMINATIONS
Al a meeting Of tls' democrats 81 The Seventt y
held December 2 n the Manhattan House 2s no
Suant 10 the call uf the Democratic Republican 0a#
miftee III Tamnany Hall The following named il,
duly elected the committees for the ensuing yea
rscRsL CoSsirrsF.-John Cochranc, stephen wilsAl.
VIM n. Mansfield william Coulter ieo w srhnrernnn.
YorSG MgNs GfSrRAL co~sIrrFE-,lohn nimoni Frank
Dreamer, Joseph DE Binder John Robertson Charles ~
busach
WARD CoswftrEr rhornas Reilly Frank Dreamer John
McDcrmot, Mghae Mnlligan, Martin bowie WIN johnson
owen Healy Edward Drake, Henry Marshall John pimond
Edward sinners Frank Hrock Frank ri le~i. John Dunn
JOSEPH DE BINDEk. fNalrnar.
GEo W. SCRrREsNv, Secretary
A MEXICAN GtEERAL COMMITTEE NEW ORK, DE
N ctmher 4, lS5i.a regular ncttag az tho American
9eral committee " The Guy cuupAy III Ney Nork W.
H. held ~ heir rooms 90 Broadway and Idpensrd
street this friday evening, e,Tis z NJ 49,.
)fHAR WILLS. President
Fu C W s NxSSSfiRSii, vice Presidents.
GoeSs u waHhSsE, Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

HAVANA. DOMESTIC AND GERMAN sEaARs ARR
bsiae s'i at r9n1usy low rates for cast at my
ssa1t-hmen Pnfy hassrs particularly invited 70
De invoices whsh are being closed Qua 70
cash advances q. CHEfkS, II Brosdw3g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

IcoR THE BENEFIT or THE PooR-THE SOCIETY or
s. Vincent de Paul will close their fret annual festival At
the City Assembly Rooms Friday evening, Dec 4 Tick
20 70 be bad the Catholic book and At the
door Friday evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MOTHER SINGULAR ELECTION wAGER.-vARNUM
~ Mills, Of No ~ Chambers street entered INFO an
agreement with VIM b Jones in which e Mr. Wood wa.
from Harlem bridge the city HALL with twenty bushels OF
r. NJ sSs sed % o @
bridge tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A Of the New York Central Railroad Company respect
JAS. G.r.rrS, Sec GEO, TRIWBLE, chm.
DARuCH SCrIIEIsrNGER 1T HAVING BEEN RE
- ported that Baruch schesnger Of the city Of Milwaukee
schleisngcr, and had married another the under
ghsa h ,s b w h ,nd gxc f, uI be " NY
State OF the United States ESTHER sCHLEIsINGER.
LIoR THE BENEFIT or THE POoR-THE SOCIETY OF
s. Vincent de Paul will close their first festival al
cts 20 cents 70 be bad at the Catholic book stores and at the
door on Friday evening.
GREAT SHOW or FAT CATTLE IN THE CRY OF
bion stan grass cattle calves sheep swine pork
and dressed poultry Of an Kinds in The Crystal Palace
premiums win be awarded Farmers stock breeders aud
ESSSRp S aseS M u s nsaa a. S cy
Palace, or IIIos DENoE, the chairman OF committee
and Jefferson market
NoTIcE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
~ harbor trust Of the Of the steamship Kan
rsrooJere master from Liverpool a. no debts Of their con
NEW YoRx, Dec 8, 1857.
nFFIcE OF RECEIVER or TAXES NEW COURT
~ House0 ~ Chambers street, New York, Nov. l. ISL
Notice hereby given hat per win be aided on the
per cen viii be ADDED on he iSh dayf ecembcr. checks
and bi city hanks taken. Envelopes containing money
wilson SMALL, Receiver.
PENSACOLA MARINE BARRACKs-sv,LED PRO
posa VII be received by The undersigned uniil Friday
mason work for four large buildings AMI enclosing wall
for Barracks Pensacola Florida Also Cor the
BssG az wot ~. Slan once 30 81 Val % ana &
saesy rc@r s and SSpS he %
Of the contract will be required r. A. GIbBONs.
rrIIF MEMBERS or PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. AND
The ,mbers uf Protection Engine Company No >
No aig oeaSk bs afepnon 4" attend he funeral q our
NV ''"'' RonERr THOMPSON, rrcsiden.
rruE SWISS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," ACKNow.
lodges with thnks the receipt o 81 ~ from the following
gentlemen, committee OF the on board the Van
Wilson, j. wooism and j in6bers Tha, money was col.
ssa % sd me Nsnds sar we ~ a ssne
rrHE MEMBERS or THE SWISS BENEVOLENT socIE.
IhS vii III aRs s pacs Al ne hoe 81 Mr. Laurent Demen
cembrr att O'Clock Y NJ, precisely ny order ut the Pre-
sident NJ. J. PAILLAkD secretary.
V'ANMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER. BRO.
thurs secomes my painful duty 10 announce ne death
rentr il no more lie died residence this city
Wcned9y the = instant Ne was beloved respected and
longer b heard Y our great Ngwsm nor viii he ever again
~ IN 9u his funeral ffsn s a,e residence NJ is
Fast Twenty frsi street, tins Nrdsy) afternoon, ats O'Clock
rre''~F NY pkSrFu pELAvAN, Grand sachem.
vso,sn season Of SHOWS twelfth noon year rof d,.,o
vc the Sci Of pcud,ncc the ssi and ~ tn society
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
,unrsysproUs ssCRIFlCE-FASCy ARTICLES FoR
The holidays Por'cmcpnales BAGS r,tcules perfun ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

DARUCH SCIIIETStNGER. 1T HAVING BEEN RE.
ID ported that Baruch Scheirnger Of the city OF Milwaukee
Wisconsin, had obtained divorce from hs wife, Esther
seheisngcr and had married another woman, the under
signed s lawful wel notifies the public that such report
that her husband has obtained divorce from her 10
State of the United States. ESTHER SCHLEISINGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES, NEW COURT
~ Hpuse3 ~ Chambers street, New York, Nov l. ISL
Notice hereby that cent will be allied on the
December all remaining unpaid also two
per will be ADDED Ne 1871 dayof Iecembcr Checks
and bl city banks taken Envelopes containing money
and bills not-cceyed No money received after O'Clock.
WILSON SMALL, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

uErNIsDTOUs ssCRtFlCE-FANCy ARTICLES FOR
Inc l,lidays POr'cmcunaics bags recules perfuW ny,
&C, IN every variety a, whocs ,ie ,nly, BY =. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

PENSACOLA MARINE htED PRO.
pusah viii he received by the undersigned until Friday,
9Th December next Y O'Clock for furnishing nc materials
and work for four large buildings AMI enclosing wall
for Marine Barracks NJ Pensacola Florida Also for the
peniers work and pasicrng Plans mi specifications
hhited at A. y. MaEun's Office No 81 Wall street and fur
Their information given n my No 91 Western tnt
satisfactory and bond for the faithful compliance
Of the contract will be required y. A. gibbons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
VIEWS IN FRANCE ON THE COURSE OF AMERICA

Opinions OF LIE Constitutional, Lie Presse, LIE
Spectateur, and Lie Pays, OF Paris, on the
Position OF the New York Herald and the
American Ffllbusters--The Paradox or the
Most Readers ard the Least Influence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

TIVE MEMBERS or THE SWISS BENEVOLENT socTE.
~ invited attend he annual general meeting,
which viii take place ri the hotel o Mr. Laurent Delmuno
Of Chambers and Broadway saturday De-
cemhcr 8 att clock NJ precisely ny order 81 The Pre-.
sdent NJ J. pAILLARD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

G1l REWARD-IOST. ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
|lO going into the Academy Of Music bracelet, com.
posed of In large and small clusters The finder Will
the above by leaving the Office of Juens
Hotel, No. Washington place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

A n ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
N Of the New York Central Railroad Company respect
fully called for Saturday NJ the Continental
Company, No. Is Wall street, at IL o'clock, A, NJ
JAS. GAiIArtS, Sec. GEO, TRINRIE Chm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

NoTIcE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
IN barbor any of the of the steamship Kan
Jcrie master from Liverpool debts OF her
tracing will be paid by the captain agent
JOHN q. DALE, Agent Is Broadway.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04
DRY GOODS, &c.

80 NASSAU STREET.-HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co WILL
I'd sell at auction on Friday Dec at II O'Clock the
salesrooms % Nassau rect splendid OF fancy
furs made by Maiden lane manufacturer expressly for
retail trade amongst which will be found sabes
mink of value, and other grades numerous
cribe Every article will be sold the highest bidder and
warranted represented deposit required from all pur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

A MOTHER SINGULAR ELECTION wAGER-yARNUM
N Mills Of No. ~ Chambers street entered INFO an
agreement with VIM. Is Jones' in which n Mr.. Wood
defeated his election for Mayor Mills draw
Harlem bridge 90 the city Hail. with twenty bushels OF
the and vice and MIR. Wood being de
fested MIR Mills will commence the task, starting from the
bridge TO morrow morning at 10 O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

GsSAn REwARD.-STOLEN-A REWARD OF FIVE
CCOO hundred dollars will be paid u any person who
will give such will lead The
covery Of the black and coored silks and lies stolen
from Is Cortandt street. Tuesday morning about 6k
and put carriage hack Two hundred and fifty dollars
will he paid to such driver for inorso h. will Civ.
will lead the the goods he will be held
harmless. Amy information from any win be very gladly
received conoernn the above from who tho
carriage. GROVES, NORTHRUP a TAYLOR.
II EwARD.-MIsSING FROM ROOM NO Is IN NO 40
III Exchange place mahogany box OF ocagDn shape.
tanning accordeon which fitted into w. Amy
ng the same will be paid 50 and questions asked ~ B.
pawnbrokers will please take notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

GREAT SHOW or FAT CATTLE IN THE CITY OF
VI New York-The American institute will hold exit
hon of st and grass fed cattle calves sheep swine pork
and dressed poultry Of all kinds In the Crystal Palace
The 18Th 10Th and lh days of December instant Liberal
premiums viii be awarded Farmers stock breeders aud
others wishing 70 exhibit viii please make application To WN
Is. LEONARD the agent Of the institute, Mt the Crystal
Palace IIius r. DENoE, the chairman OF committee,
I and Jefferson market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-04

A SsAy orFICE-RECETPTs SToLES.-TIIREE RE.
~ eeps iss.ed by the United States Assay ONCE, New
York Of The following description, have been stolen VIZ
No i22E dated Nov. ~ lN1 for 3Jj ~ ln ounces No.
400 dated Dec 1857 for 23 No l2o, dated Dec.
1857 for 30 l0oo ounces al for silver bullion and paya-
BILE to r. Werner order The public cautioned not 20
receive negotiate the same, their payment has been
stopped NJ the Assay Once. l.. WERNER.
New York, Dec. 3, 1851.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

WIN. PHILLIPS, Eso-Ths gentleman, who
has been the attentive and accommodating Cash
Ter Of the Harrison Branch Bank Of this place
for the past year, has resigned that post, and
leaves this "wednesday morning for his new
home in Chicago, Illinois, whore he goes into
one OF the most extensive banking houses in the
west. MIR. P. is young man highly esteemed
by all that know him. He leaves Cadiz with
the best wishes of hisnumerous friends for his
future success and prosperity.
Who will be Mr.. P.'S successor as Cashier Of
the bank Of this place, we have not learned but
we suppose it will be Mr.. NJ Brown, who has
been for some time the gentlemanly and accom-
modating Teller Of that institution.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

Col. Modary has disposed of the Ohio States
man to Col. George w. Manypenny, formerly
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Col. Many
penny is good man. and one fully competent to
take charge Of the helm of the Ohio Democ
racy. Great success to the Salesman and its
able editor.
Mr.. Marshall, the late able editor of the
Statesman, who has had charge Of the paper
for the last few months thus speaks of Col.
Manypenny. To all Of which we fully sub
scrilc:--
In the absence of the new proprietor who
has not yet assl,ned control, it may not be unbe
coming in US to say a few words at this time
In the high stations Col. Manypcnny has filled,
ardurous in their nature and involving great
personal labor and requiring high talent, he has
always shown himself equal to the position, COM
mandng most unqualified confidence, and dis
charging every responsibility to the most per-
feet satisfaction.
Thoroughly conversant with the affairs oil
government State, as well as National, of un-
bending integrity, matured by an active and en-
ergetic business life, and possessed of the high
est qualifications to impart vigor and vitality to
whatever he undertakes, in assuming the con-
troll of the Statesman, the Democratic Party as
we'll as the People of Ohio, may we'll feel that
they have a champion at the head of their CEN
trail press. who will be watchfu Of their inter-
ests, vigilant of their rights, and faithful in
maintaining those principals which will insure
their prosperity and happiness. A statesman o
enlarged views, of profound knowledge, of vast
experiences; a man honored and respected in ev-
cry walk OF life; of cheerful unassuming man
ners and benevolent feelings, there is no station
that he would not adorn, no occupation to which
he would not bring all the requirements to i'm
part to it health, and energy and usefulness -
1t is matter Of congratulation to the Democra-
cy of Ohio, that such man is about to assume
the conduct of this great central paper, for with
his name at the head Of it, the Ohio Statesman
will indeed be "a tower of strength"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23
Amer,casa Vybig convention.

The American Wing Party of Harrison coun-
ty will meet in their different townships for the
purpose Of appointing delegates to meet in Cad
IL, on Saturday, the LIST day of August next, for
the purpose Of nominatnga county ticket for
the different county Offices, to be supported by
the people OF the county. We will expect that
there will be a turnout on that occasion.
The Convention will assemble at the ringing
OF the Court House bell as4s
By order Of the Central Committee Of Nte An,eri-
can party Of Harrison county.
Cadiz, July 16, 1857-tc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

QUARTERLY MEErING-The last quarterly
meeting for the present Conference year Of West
Union Circuit NJ. e. Church, will be held on the
Adams County Agricultural Societys Fair
Grounds, on Saturday and Sunday, July 25th
and 26th. The brethren are requested to bring
their BASKETS" with them.-Adanss County (O)
Democrat.
0Et7-Is notthe above a capital idea. Just
think oft. Holding a two days meeting in a
nice, cool, shady grove. What could be more
delightful. Where there would be one 60 in
side ola hot church this warm weather, there
would be ten that would attend and listen at
tentively "to the word" in the cool shady grove.
What say our Methodist friends about Cadiz to
having similar meeting to the one mentioned
above, on the Fair Grounds Of the Harrison
County Agricultural Society. There is not a
prettier spot Of Goods creation" to be found
any where
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Observation-Disclosures
EMRai.aR gS0nKH.lSt

We have special favor to ask of our patrons
at this time, an | that is, we desire them to give
US a s,dstantiat lift between this, and the 1st
ofAugust. We have a large amount Of money
TO pay at that time. Our friends need not wait
to com, to town, but they can hand to either Of
the following gentlemen 81, So, SO, 81, SIS, Sc,
81. So, 50, $40, S11, SIC, $l3, or $14, or
whatever amount they think they owe us, who
will send it to us against that time:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23
Criminal Proceedings against the
Two state EceaSWrerS.


We passed parts Of two days during the past
week in Columbus where we were called before
the Grand Jury of Franklin county. Whilst
in the city, we learned sufficient to convince US
that the Grand jury has been put in possession
of evidence that will justify the criminal in
dictment of both Gibson and Bresin on dis
tinct transactions that are made embezzIement
by the laws Of Ohio. Whether the repeal of
the law of 1916, by the Black Republican Lesis-
lature, will not defeat all criminal proceedings
against Bresln, is question which the court
will decide when the case is properly brought
to it's notice In the meantime, the prevailing
opinion among the best legal minds in the State,
is that Bresin, whether guilty or not cannot
be punished. SO much for the blunders of the
Black Republican Legislature!
We could not learn that the Jury had yet OBJ.
tanned any satisfactory clue to the whereabouts
OF the haf-milion OF dollars which came up
missing in June last. 1t is whispered, however
that circumstances are fast coming to light,
which will finally satisfy the most incredulous,
that Gibson in attempting to throw the whole
defalcation on Breslin, has been acting the part
of an unmtigated hypocrite and knave.-NeSo-
ark AdUocate. a@
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ITtsIuGNt OF the Sel
Dated April 81, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO, 4.

. AMENDMENT 40. 4.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the Sthte
OF Ohio three-hiths of the members elected 10 each
House contufring therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors Of the State on tire second
Tuesday Of October next TO approve or reject the
following amendment as a substitute tor tue first
and second sections af the thirteenth article of the
constitution Viz Corporations OF every description
sh III be Created, and Corporate powers anted on.
ly by general laws which shall define the powers,
privileges and mmuniies and prescribe the duties
and liabilities OF each class or descriptions of
porat!ons gut the General Assembly NAV enact
special laws for the re- lief OF corporations in pecu-
liar cases and may make special provisions in re-
gard to corporations in wherefrom their pecu-
liar location or interests such special provisions are
required, and may FROM time to tue after or repeal
all such laws, are authorized by this section.
NJ q. VAN Worries,
Speaker Of the lIonse of RcUr .spntatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
Dated Aurit3 1887 '-' ~ ''
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Dated April sa, 1851. - ~ !. u, -
AMENDMENT NO a.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the
StEte Of Ohio three -fitths Of the members elec.
ted to each branch coucurrng therein that it be and
hereby, rs proposed TO the electors of the state Il
vote on the second Tuesday Of October next, to ap.
prove Or reject the following amendment. as o sub
stitute for the second and third sections of the
twelfth article Of the constitution.
All property, personal or real, shall be subjec
to taxation by uniform rule. at the true vain
thereof III money, bat sHch todtctions from credit
may be allowed as the General Assembly may deei
expedient; provided, that bnrying grounds, publ
institutions OF purely public charity, and al houst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

DEATH OF AN OLD CrTIzEN.--We learned this
morning that John Hogy, Esq, died at his res
idcnce, at Mount Pleasant, in this county, on
Tuesday last, the 14th inst, of Paralysis, after
a protracted illness, in the Goth year Of his age
Mr.. Hogg became citizen Of Mt. Pleasant, as
early as the year 1910, and was one among our
most successful merchants-uprght in his deal
iuss, and honest in all Of his business relations
frugal and industrious, his life is worthy Of
the imitation Of the youth of this generation
lie leaves large and respectable family, in com
Portable circumstances, the result Of his indus
try and good example, to mourn his loss
SteubmviHe Herald, 20M inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

Some writer in the last Carrollton Free
Press proposes Friday, August Z, as a suitable
day for printers grand jolifcaton at Harlem
Springs. The day may suit our republican
friends, but it will not suit the Democratic edi-
tors. The Democratic State Convention comes
off on Thursday, August 6, at Columbus. They
can't attend both. Fix some other time, Mr..
Eree Press
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-23

CEJ-As will be seen by reference to their adj
vertisement in to-day's Sentinel, Messrs. Stone
& Thomas, of Wheeling, are closing out their
present stock of goods, If any of our readers
when visiting Wheeling desire bargains, let
them call at the Golden Beehive Store" and
they will obtain them.