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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
National Polioa Gazetts

THIS Great Journal Of Crime and Criminais q, In
L its thirteenth Year, aud is idely circulatsd
tlroughH II The country. 1t the first paper of tbs
kind published in the United States, and is distinc
tive in its character IL has lately passed into ihs
hands af Geo.tW. Matsell & Co, by whom il will
hereafter he conducted. Mr.. Matsell was formsrlV
Chief of Police OF New York city, and he will no
dot bt render ii one Of the interesting papers
in the country. It's editorials are orcibly written.
and Of a character that should command lor The
paper universal support.
91-Subscriptons SO, per annum; 81, for nix
months, to be re niued by Subscribers, twbo should
wTlte their names and ths town, county and state
where they reside pany)
10 GEO W MATSFLL & CO,
Editors & ProprletOrs Of The National Police azstIs
New York City
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
A Nj Il RI CAN Ii o US ID.
Sadiz. Ohio

THOMAS ID. GRIMES, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE. FOR
merly kept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
William Milligan, will be found by the travelling
community Iopossees all the advantages Of tho best
condue TED hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved sfyis
Tor the accommodation Of guests; and il is the do.
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
favor him with their patronage shall have reason
10 compldlni any particular, or 60 away dissat :
or Bills moderate.
charge,
January II, ls57..ly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16

OTTO carry Collins steamer from New
York to Liverpool requires eight hundred tons Of
coal enough to keep an ordinarylamily forty
years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
Esnrficugnr Moficn.

PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned, will please call and settle, This
necl ssary, as my old books must be settled up.
o. SLEMMONS.
Cndiz, Ohio Nov 25, Is57.3E a. N l-
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON F0RMAN
.ClG MAKING RVJsYNEsS.

TNAKES this method to inform the citizens Of
L Harrison and adjoining counties, that be
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams, in the
gtsACSz MAKING BUSINESS. M
And that he has on hand superior stock of
Carriages and Buggies,
Which he intends to sell on the most reasonable
terms, Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my Establishment a
they can west of the mountains, MS | am deters
mined not 10 be excelIed in timber or W orkmanshio~
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
/ have purchased the Right of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons Edward & Charles Eve
erett Itneeds Only to be seen to be appreciated
hope and teel confident of liherat share q
patronage. A. FORMAN.
cadiz. october 1856 4st
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-16
u nn IL Lbss3ugpr cured Hams, .N
lUUU 500 lbs sugar cured Beel, prime arti-
Ele nj ssls q E)RGF e. WILSON'S.

TnAYON,S GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC. Tor
Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys Obstfnfcs
ticn, Of the Urine, Gravel, ttc.,. &c. For sals by
Lee. 10, 1867 JOHN BEALL.
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Notary PuI,.,..

A MON LENNON having been sppoin,.d . Ma
~ -, tsEy fablie IS prepared to take and certi n
DsPositions, ncknowledgement Of Deeds Merge.
Dec ?, l657-Ss
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the circuit court of Mont
gomery county OF equity passed In the
and others Thomas G. rummer the subscriber
will offer public SALE tho premises the late residence Of
VIM Pummer deceased,
On Monday, the tn day Of September nert,
at the o'clock p m following estate which said
Pum,ner died seized and possessed, TO wit
situated In Montgomery county adjoining the
John Griffin and A. b. Davis mile from Unity and
from Triadcphia Factory, mills
churches, and schools The farm contains
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
OF cultivation for wheat and tobacco IL has
half mile Of fence failing pump in the yard
also failing spring running water field two
pie orchards, OF summer and winter fruit.
Tho improvements consist OF a twostory
FRAME DWELLING
with kitchen attached barn, houGo dairy,
house and siabing with wagon shed attached
Persons wishing to Wow the premises will call Mr. Grafton Plum
mer residing on the farm.
Also and place. farm situated in Howard county
adjoining Triadepbia Factory convenient mills churcheg
schools, with good outlet This farm contains
TWO HUNDRED AND Thirty ACRES
of which in land is
nevcrng spring running field apple orchard
winter and summer fruit
improvements comfortable txosory frame dwelling
house with frame kitchen attached frame barn. house. and
meat house
Possession VIII be Immediately seed possession
New Years day.
Terms sale third purchase money TO be paid in cash
tho day sale the ratification thereof the
Montgomery county the residue be paid
and the day Of sae and the
bc secured by the bonds the purchaser purchasers
urec to be approved by the the bonds
from tho day OF sale.
the sold day advertised they will bo
for rent the ensuing year.
THOMAS N HARDWOOD Trustee.
AUGUST H. 1857.
Aug 22-lawcpS3awts
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take Before the marine magistrate had completed his
investigation application had been received from the
resident at RHO behalf Of the government of Neither
lands India for the delivery to him of the baruc at Ba
tayia where the claims of the savor could be adudic
ted in the courts Of law of that place The barque
accordingly given up the ground that the vessel being
Dutch the Chinese coolies found board Innocent
any mutiny had claim the owners, and II guilty
were punishable only by Dutch criminal court
The case has not been finally decided.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

BY this arrival have Galveston papers TO the 18th
inst
An extra from the Office of the Galveston Civilian,
dated 18TH gives returns of the full vote for governor
and land Office commissioner in weight counties and
partial returns from twenty-five others seventy in
alwhich, by rough calculation give Rnnels, for gov
ernor about 500 majority, and White, for land-ofice
commissioner about 2 600 Full returns from the twenty
two counties only partially heard FROM the Civilian says
will place Runnels about 5000, and White about ZOO
ahead.
The legislature will be overwhelmingly democratic.
SO far heard from, the state OF parties is follows
senate 27 democrats opposition house, 81 democrats,
opposition, independent.
The Galveston News of the llth referring to the cleo
ton returns says
In what has already been received Rnnels leads Hous
ton about 200 votes and the balance of the State will
doubtless increase his majority to nine ten thousand at
lesst
Frank Lubbock, lieutenant governor ahead of his
ticket pretty generally throughout the State.
White, for commissioner of land Office, is running bet
ter In the eastern and northern counties than expect
cd He is some 900 yet ahead of Crosby and stands
good chance of election
Both branches of the legislature will be strongly
democratic than before There viii not be more
than fifteen twenty Houston men in that body and
course the champion of norhernsm in Texas will not
be returned to the United States Senate.
Both of the democratic candidates for Congress
elected by very large maJorltles.
Among the senators elected We with great pleasure
notice friend Capt Forbes Brtton, from the dis
trict composed of the counties of Nueces Webb Reugio
sc.
The barque Culoma, from New York, arrived off Gal
weston bar on the 18th
The Herald says that Galveston continues to enjoy un
interrupted health 1t adds
We are blessed with occasional shower of rain but
not of sufficient duration to be Of much benefit to the
herds of cattle the island, numbers of which
daily dying for want Of water We informed by
lady friend few days ago that she had already lost
from twenty to thirty head from this cause
The Herald of the llth says
Capt. L. c. Hardy has assumed command of the reve
cutter HI. A. Dodge, now lying in this port The
captain is gallant and an old Texan. He was
attached to the Texas navy and commanded the Butus
during the revolution. He also at the sormng of
the Alamo.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

ACCIDENT THE HoS. LINTON SrrrnESs.-We are pain
ed to learn that this gentleman while returning last
week from the funeral of his sister, in Talbot county, to
his home in Sparta met with most serious accident.
Our Informant states that he travelling in the stage
from Medgevlc, when it overturned and that one
of his legs broken and the kneepan badly injured
and several bruises inflicted his head We sincerely
hope that the accident may not prove serious at first
supposed and that he may soon recover.
4tLafa ((Id.) IntelligenceT
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Schenectady on. y Star says that James McKin-
ney has been baggageaser the railroad twenty
and four months, running between Albany and Utica
Eleven years of this time he seven daysn the week
He remembers but one collision, and that laid him up
Just eleven days. which is the greatest length of time e
has been off the road since his connexion with it, Mr.
Mckinney is traveller During twenty years he has
gone over no less than one million three hundred and
thirteen thousand two hundred and eighty miles He is
the oldest the road and bids fair to
hold his place twenty years more.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

-. n.
Gray haired bald with diseases Of hair scalp road tas
following and Judge OF the articles;
Mrs. s. A. Aliens ZyIobaIsamum,
Or Worlds Dressing with the Rssoer
. Of hair falling &C., without the Rss,oror.
REV DEafS, Editor Guide to Holiness We can testify to m
PRESIDENT II EATON Ii. D. MuressOoro' "NO,witA-
sHs a esuaf a use the falling on Of hair ceased and my gray
REV MORLEY Aleboro changed tho
eroTn o. Glory belonging 10 old 10 tho original hue of
REV NJ THAuER years Of ago Pitcher chenans, county
New York My hair s restored nothing like dye'
REV D. T. WOOD, Middletown New York my own hair and
that Of another Of my family has greatly thckned where
REV, JAMES MCKEE New York city, recommends H. &c.
REV w poRrEUs sanwioh Conn has sanguns
REV j. r. GRlswoID Washington N really eacacoas in
REV o. NJ sPRArr, Lewbrgh, Pennsylvania awe
REV '1eis j. Ts eou The white hair ha. Dooou.
REV BLANCHARD seriden think very highly Of
REV g SMITH pra,isDursh NY "Iwas surprised nnd my
REV G NJ 0NcH Lewsourgh, Penn N has stopped my hair
REV FINK chatauque county N Slam satisfied
REV, MORRIS River, New York "n the best popAra
REV CUTTER Editor Mothers Magazine New york. recon
as- We nigh, this list, but convinced, TRY IT.
We these Europe they super
'ens all oheIs a there as well ell, a, n ,Ha United States
tail merchants in the U s, Cuba. or Canada
Depot, 355 Broome street, N. ",
where address all letters inquiries
profit Write for circular terms
ton Genuine signed Ms A. Allen written in Ink Beware Of
couutcrfeits.
Aug lS--eod3m
Ben. a. Il. A. Whitl0ck a. Co.,
l3 Beekman Street of Nassau opposite The Astor
House,
PROTRETors OF THE PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from otrd Dupuy, Co.. Iennessey pnet
ton highest reputation
OF the celebrated brandies the proof
Cognac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Itqueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac.
ALSO
Exclusive importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgomaser Scnapps
And several brands sherry Madera wines
Ales, porers, and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT.
NJ f. A. w Co the wine and
receipt shipments by regular packets
not have given trial 10 do under their guarantee
will be found superior in deacy Of flavor and quality
present imported.
BENZ NJ Whilock,
Edwd A. Whtlock
Fredk J. Haversick BEN. x T.. A. WIIITTOCK 4
Oliver W. Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer.
May 26-1y&
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TO he Editor of The Union !.

INFHUT y FTF7F
The official announcement In your paper of yesterday Of
the appointment of Dr. Jno G. Downey, of Los Angeles
California to the collectorsp of the port of San Pedro
will be hailed by the democracy of that district with the
lveest satisfaction. Dr. Downey has lived in southern
California since 1S49 He has served in the senate
of his State faithfully and efficiently giving vote
that was not democratic and conservative. M.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Iowa constitution has been adopted with the
cepton of the clause voted upon separately for negro
suffrage This clause has been rejected by sweeping
vote For instance Scott county gave 1872 majority for
the constitution but 245 against negro suffrage Jasper
county gives 400 majority for the constitution but al
most unanimous against negro suffrage. And it is
throughout the State This is indication of western
sentiment upon this subject
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

PrlIApELpHIA COLLEGE OF MEDrcNE.--Wm. H. Co.
brecht NJ d. has been appointed to the chair Of anato
my in this institution DIR Gobrecht was formerly
nectcd with the medical department Of Pennsylvania Col
lege and is well known an excellent anatomst and ex
pcrienccd lecturer. 4
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

The Chicago Journal says "Capt G. N. Cramer, of
the schooner Walrus of c. d. Spads vessels writes
us that he made the from Chicago to Grand River
distance of l20 miles, in eight hours, on the 18th He
had the light sails set all the way If any one can show
anything that beat that they at perfect liberty to
do We would like to have entered that vessel for the
Cioodwood cup
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
DIED,

yesterday o'clock Mrs, CHARLOTTE DAVIS wife OF
CHARLES A. DAVIS, chaplain United States navy
the family invited attend the funeral
day afternoon O'Clock DAVIS
on between II and streets.
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ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
Look to Your interest.

ATOW is the time to lay in your fuel for the
IN winter prepared sell WOOD and COAL cheaper
any other Of the year.
Weekly receiving large shipments of white red and ash
GOALS from the most approved mines in the country carefully
pared for oookng ranges, CRATES and Furnaces
Also, HICKORY OAK PINE WOOD the superior quail
tiles SEASONED
DAILY EXPECTED
large supply Of CUMBERLAND COAL all Of which will be sold
tho lowest market price,
Orders left with will with prompt attention Coal and
wood delivered the city by teams free of cart
age.
kept pounds ton carefully weighed
by weigher.
7. .J.& w NJ GAIT
Office northwest corner 18th and G streets No 547,
One square south Pennsylvania avenue.
. Iuly I'm
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

TTNHE REASON WHY.--A careful collection Of
hundreds Of things which, though generally
believed mpcy understood Copiousy illustrated English
edition price so cents free by mail
Light in the Valley Ny Experience Of sptuasin
ton Crosland illustrated, 81 26
Violet, or The Danseuse, 50 cents,
Biographical aud Historical Sketches Macauay.
Applcton's Railway Library. so
Puncls Pocket Book Of Fun do do so cents.
The Biographical History Of Philosophy
down Che day by George Henry Iewes volume 80 rs
The in volumes 90.
just published, and for sale
TAYLOR a MAURYY
Aug 22-J bookstore, Ninth
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STEAM ENGINE AND BoILER FOR SALE.

TINHE Engine is of about eighteer-horse power
and although has years good new
IS too largo for the purposes which applied dcscrip
ton OF the engine who
will inspect for themselves. The Messrs Ellis
this sufficient guarantee Of its value. may the
Union Office, where the terms will be made known.
July 24-tf
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

There are some 1000 strangers at Saratoga. About
600 arrived there Saturday. The Saratoga Republic
can states that there has been great falling off in the
number Of southern visitors at the springs this season.
and attributes it to the of certain
class of black philosopher who forever meddlng
with the business Of their neighbors.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

EAST TENNESSEE AsD VIRGINIA RAmRoAD.--The Lynch
burg Vrgnian understands that bonds of this company
to the amount of 100000 sold in that city last
week and that could have been disposed of readily
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
ny TELEG
Latr from he Plains.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug 2l.--A letter ID the Republican from
Fort Keaey dated the 9th inst says that the 10th in
ntry and Phelpss battery had arrived there Captain
Van yet had gone in advance important business.
The troops much dissatisfied and the 5th and 10th
regiments had lost nearly 500 by descrtion.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

despatch from Chicago dated the goth, says s. Bron
son. IT, formerly cashier Of the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank Of this city, has been arrested at st Paul
Minnesota at the instance Of the president of the bank
charged with the larceny Of 900 of the funds of the
hank
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

A fight took place in Portsmouth, Virginia, Tuesday
night in which Mrs. Coleman, of the combatants,
was killed by blow with bottle
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

member of the Wayne County On. W Medical So
ciey has been expelled for issuing bills calling at
tenon to his method Of treating diseases of the lungs
&c., and protesting to know more than his brethren.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

NTILLARDS H0TEL.--J. G. & H. A. Willard,
w and Fourteenth street. Washington
Jan 29--tft
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

NEw YoRK, Aug. 2l.--Ihe steamers Moses Taylor and
Splendid both lying at the Cunard dock, jersey City,
were burnt this morning. The Taylor new beat,
belonging to the Delaware and Icawana Railroad Com
pany, and Insured for thirteen thousand dollars The
Splendid belonged TO G. j. Scott and was insured for
$4,000 Mr. Scotts was aboard at the time of the
disaster and it is feared peshed The Cunard steamer
Arabia was at one time in imminent danger
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.

INVENTED BY EuGENIo IAT1IA, ARcInTEcT, NJ s. B. A &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas cot
IL iagcs, and farm buildings oncc Go,ica Chapaqua
wcschester county, New York.
June l7-du
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Our Naoal Forces IN The East India and China st
tuck Of The English Fhrtshan Cteek.The Dutch BarYe
Henrietta Maria.--Ihe Navy Department has received
cent advices from Commodore james Armstrong, com
handing the United States naval forces stationed in the
East India and China
On Monday, the lst of June, Admiral Seymour with
several steamers gunboas launches and the boats be-
longing to his squadron--a force amounting to more
than twenty-five hundred seamen and marinesInade
attack the fort at Fatshan creek and large number
Of junks which had collected at that point After Sc
engagement the fort surrendered and between one
and two hundred of the junks were destroyed The loss
Of the English was nine killed and twenty eight wound
ed The loss Of the Chinese is not known but Is estna
ted to have been quite large.
The Levan Of the vessels Of this squadron went
into dock al shangae op the 26th Of May last and
expected 20 leave that port for Foohop on the 18th OF
June
Commander Footc had gone in the Portsmouth to Bang
Kok, Siam, with the United States consul to Mngpo,
Mr. Bradley who had arrived at Singapore, bearing with
him the treaty between the United States and Siam Mr.
Bradley was to leave Bang Kok for Siam in few days
1t will be recoected that the Dutch barquc Henrietta
Maria having been abandoned at by her officers and
her men, taken possession of by the master of
American ship the Occur dc Lion, IN the 2Sth of Feb
ruary last The vessel when taken was in pcrilous
condition. and at least muny had taken place among
the men of the vessel she had left her last port
She was taken Singapore for adjudication, which was
declined by the authorities Upon this the barque, by
consular authority hoistej the American fag which was
orcby hauled down by British civil officer, while an
armed boats crew sent from the British frgatc Spartan
was lying alongside after which the barque being with
out register the conclusive proof of nationality was
wresed from the savors, and delivered TO Dutch man
o-war for the purpose of being taken to Batavia by
the common law Of England the savors have right TO
retain possession of tho goods saved until the proper com
pensation is made to them
correspondence between one of the officers Of
our naval forces and the governor of Singapore is en-
closed in the dispatches received by the department
In his first letter Gov. Blundel earnestly disclamed
any want of respect 10 the American flag TO the rights
p American citizens in the steps he felt it his duty to
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
$. 9. HERRING 4 Co.'S patent champion safes.

y. &. Herring a. Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favors and
finding that discriminating public bcowng
that that all
their stock have enlarged their depot by
and saesroo Broadway No 25l Murray street.
pote the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse with tho
enlargement
keep hand all burglar
proof than other establishment IN ie world Particular at
be families match
with other furniture The security Of plate and owery
keep ard money
powder locks for
patent perturbation bank crygers
patent letter lock, without key
s. c. HERRING & Co.
1876, 1877, and 13e Water street, and
No PSI Broadway, Murray
r. CoYIE Co. Agents
Washington, d. c.
b. w. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-Iy Richmond, Virginia.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Connecticut,
INCORPORATED IN 1896.
Capital $2454 Annual dividend life policies per
families 1916 s21t 995
company's operations Those who
other agencies and have removed this city have their
policies renewed through
MICH. NOURsE, Agent,
June 13--d1y No 461 18th
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

Two SLoors arrived yesterday morning from Blakis
tones island, bringing thousand lunches of trout
perch and rock fish. These fish purchased by Mr.,
Skidmore for the Washington market
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
D.g,b of n Cs,,broted .A,,ct;o,,,,,

Death Of a CELEBRATED Aucioner.
New ORLEANS Aug. Major Beard the celebrated
auctioneer died here to-day.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

We would call attention the card Of VIM Grandn esq.,
commissioner The and Territories
United Court Of Claims
oughy departments
Washington and the practice Of the United Court o Claims
[Neo Fork Daily Nsw
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
Death Of Newspaper Proprietor


CINcIsNArI Aug 20.--John II. Strauss, one of the
proprietors of the Daily Commercial of this city died
suddenly to-day
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
Mayors Office,
Washington, August II, 1857.

Washington, August II, 1851.
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Saturday the 22d IL O'clock for the erection Of
amshouse this the site the old according the
plans drawings and specifications adopted by the corporation the
drawings by Charles skns and TO be In his Office and
Of the specifications be obtained at this Office Separate
for each description Of work. viz 1t for the brick and
pavements excavatons ID work
3d. for iron work. 4h for erng 5 for tin work. and 9th for
painting and glazing Bids for the whole will also be and
considered
As the will be required give security the Of
oneh OF his whole bid for the prop and faithful performance
the contract each bid must be accompanied by the least
two snrccs with their written expression Of willingness to
the obligation. w. ID. MAGRUDER
Aug l-td Mayor.
The Washington union., 1857-08-22
Erocutoa.

HoIIDAYsBuRo PA, y Aug 81. -McKim, the murderer
of Norcross executed to-day at halfpast twelve
He died protesting his innocence and spoke two hours
from the scahold He attempted suicide before being
taken from his cell this morning
The Washington union., 1857-08-22

TE ALsHousH Proposals for the construction of the
new almshouse will be received until IL o'clock day,
as follows lst for the brick and stone work. pavement
and excavations ID for carpenters work 3d. for iron
work 4tb for pastering 5th, for tin work and 6h
for painting and glazing Bids for the whole will also be
received and considered.