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Voting Down Information in the
f-- Ohio legislature. u

On the 9th, Mr.. Matthews offered an impOr-
tant resolution, requesting the Governor to in
iorm tho Senate how much Of the disbursements
Of 1856 to pay debts contracted previous to No
vember 10, 1855, on account Of the new State
House, went for materials, &c, after that period
Also how much ofthe appropriations ofthe last
session has been expended since Nov. Is, 1856,
and how much during the fiscal year 1856.
He wished to know with accuracy, lest the
Democratic administration should be saddled
with burdens which did not properly belong to
1t. The resolution was tabled by strict party
vots-25 yeas, 6 nays. A Similar resolution
offered by Mr.. Matthews, asking information
from the State House Commissioners, was like
wise laid upon the table, thus exhibiting the
settled determination of the Fusionists to deny
all access to information that would show un.
favorably for themselves, and this, too, after
they have had out their smelling committees all
summertime of them at four dollars day.
with extras thrown in, making an expense to
the people of fifty dollars day, all in the faint
hope of bunting up flaw IN the Democratic par
ty, by harping upon which the Fusionists wo'd
be enabled to rally their own rotten forces lit
tie longer. But after all, they have brought
forth little else than humping big bill for the
State to foot
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Elevatc fHs Ncrroes.

Among other things, that which makes Black
Republican Abolitionism so hateful, is the fact
that in about the same ratio they propose to ele.
vste the negro, they at the same time labor to
drag the white man down. Cup with the negro
and down with the foreigner" seems to be their
motto. On Friday the 9th inst, Mr.. Monroe
(Fusion) gave notice in the House, that, ''at
some future day of the session, he would intro
duce bill to amend Art. " Sec. I, of the Con-
stitution, by striking the word white there
FROM" A Apetiton was also presented by Mr..
levitt, (Fusion,) praying the. passage OF such
bill, and the ''repeal of all laws making a dis
tinction ON account Of color'' 'Our readers "
says the Statesman, will remember that we no.
tced the fact of such petitions being circulated
for signatures last summer, and at the same
time predicted the presentation of bill of this
Kind. The incidents in the House Yesterday
not only verify our statement but also fulfil our
prediction. Let us see what further will be
done"
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CADHz wHOhEsALE MARKET

Corrected Weekly By George d Wilson, Whole
sale GTocerS forwarding and Commission
Merchants.j
CADIZ, JAN. 81, 1857.
Flow-For good Superfine and Extra So 81
@6,O0.
WAeat-1,oo@1,1o for red; s1,15, for goot
new white.
G,oceries--Sugar in hhds. 1870 IL; N. O
Molasses IS cents per bbl. !.
Rio CoGee-12@12I9, Java 18; Pepper II
Ground Pepper 15@17.
Alspice--17; Cloves %; Soap, Rosia bar SO
51s; German do. ~.
CASTLE soap Is; Soda 614; Candles 1904.
Grain--Corn so; Oats 25@28; Rye 45@
so; Barley $1,15@1,20.
Rice-6I cents per lb.
zobacco--6 Twist 18cts; Dewy & Andersont
brands 30@33.
FIsb--Mackeral No. 3, per bbl $500, hal
do 500. do No. q per bbl $1o,5o, halfdo 6,0C
Herring No l, $3.50
sugars.-Chrushed and Pulverized, Lover.
ings brand 1917 @15
Starch-9cts n ib. .
Tsas--Y Young Hyson 4o@Socts. Black Tea
35@5O.
Nai1s-tot to Goa $3.50. stO Cd ss,75. 9
10 I'd $3.50. ,.-..
Salt-$2, 50@275. e ia
BuHer--l8cts. 7stG5
Eggs-12cts.
Sseas-- Timothy $3.50. C'Ouer S,oo@e5o
FLarseed-S1 90.
Batting--N8 /, 14; no 2, 13.
Coraage--6o #, 1.25; 1ooh, 800;
Brooms--$1 10000
Snuf,--best Scotch, 23cts.
Sals-Lake & Pittsburgh $2,75.
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The Best and Most Beautiful Pri-
zes Of the Season.

"A famous chance for Bows g. Girls
TO THEB0Y who shall send us the largest nun
Der of one dollar Subscriptions to ''TEE SCHOOL.
FELLOW,"by the first Of February we will award
ha 1dsome set of Carpenters Tools, complete and
servicable, and made to suit his hand in an orna
mental box marked with his name.
TO TIL GIRL who shall send us the largest list
of one dollar subscribers 10 "THE SCHOOLFEL-
Low" IN the same time, we will present charm
ing China Tea Set, brilliantly decorated in co.ors
and having her name, in gold, on evetv piece.
BOYS AND GIRLS--SHOOLMAT AND
PLAYMATES-lN TOWN AND COUNTRY
begin now and be busy and smart Until the first OF
Febftary.
SPECIAL TERIs FOR ALL IHREE OF OUR MAGAZINES:
PUINAM'S MONTHLY and HOUSEHOLD
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OF the Magazines, Five Dollars and Fifty cents.
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and Clergymen at two dollarspir annum.
January 7, Slim.
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SUFFERrYG The Louisville Courier says
there IS great suffering id chat city for want Of
fuel A bushel of coal costs a laboring man a
days work there now, and it is hard to get even
At that rate Tet a bushcl Of coal will not
much more than keep family warm single
day. How can poor folks live there this win
terat that rate? If the day must be spent in
earning money to buy coal, where Is focd to
cefhe from2 The courier insists upon it that
there isabandance Of coal under the soil of Ken
tpcky, and that the people of louisville should
setto work at once 70 provide facilities for mi
fipg the Kentucky coal and transporting into
tit Enarket. (. .... Y.
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"Lnve after Marriage, and thirteen other choice
:. Nopellets Of he Heart" by Mrs. Caroline Lee
Hents, author Of Linda" "Rsna," planters
Northern Bride" "Marcus Walana," "IpoJert
Gfahans," ect., ect., complete in one large d,to-
de'inso volums, neatly bound in cloth, for one
doltar and ttceaty jlce cents; or IN ttcO volumes
paper coUer, for one dollar. r. B. Peterson,
No, l02, Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The above work is now in press, and will be
published on Saturday, Janaary 81. The au-
thor, Mrs. Hcntz, is known to be one of the
best womsn in the country and every thing
from herpen is read with interest.
Copies Of either clifton of the work will be
sent ~ any part Of the United States free of
postage, on remtting the price of the edition they
may wish, to the publisher, in letter. Direct
your order to I. B. Peterson, No. 102, Chest
nut street, Philadelphia
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Greeley Suing for Libel!

Horace Greeley has brought suit against ]
W. Gray, editor If the Cleveland Plaindeaze,,
laying his damages at the very moderate sum OIL
$4,000! Gray has published no more than
many other Democratic editors about that
greatest of all Political humbugs, the great Fou-
rier, Free Love and Free Niger Philosopher;
but he has done something towards preventing
western Post Masters from acting as clerks for
"Old Drab" by writing subscribers names on
the Tribune for nothing and this is what has
stirred up the wrath of Horace so wonderfully!
No doubt his pocket has been damaged to q
greater extent than $4,000 by the 'imperti-
nence" Of Grayl
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OHIO LEGESL ATTIRE.

Important MOvcmcnt---BIack Re.
publicaslS AEtsE ts9 Adopted Citi.
zeMS.
The Know Nothing leavcn has already com
menccd to work in the Ohio Fusion Legislature
They have boldly commenced their work o.
hunting down the adopted citizen. On Satur
day last the Senate put itself square on the X
N. record by adopting the following resolution
to remodel the Constitution of the State SO as
to extend the Naturalization Laws:
ResoFved, That the Joint Committee on a.
mendments to the Constitution be requested to
inquire into the propricty of so amending Arti-
Gle 4, Sec l, on the Elective Franchise, of the
Constitution so as to provide that no alien shall
have the qualification of an electcr until after
the expiration of one year from and after the is
suing of final papers Of Naturalization.
The resolution was adopted; yeas II, nays IL,
as follows:
YEAs.--Messrs Beatty, Brand, Bundy, Bra
zee, Cattell Hardy, Hawley, Heaton, Hyer,
Kelly, Lawder, Lewis, Marsh Spencer, Taylor,
OF Geauga Taylor of Mahoning, and Warfel.
NAYs.---Messrs. Baird, Brown, Buckland,
Burnett, Converse, Holfes, Kirk, Lawrence,
Lunt, Mathews, Phelps, and WiIford. =.
Every Democrat in the Senate voted NaE.
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I'ennsylva mia U. .. senator.

General Simon Cameron was elected United
States Senator in the place now held by Rich
ard Broadhead, by the Pennsylvania Legisla.
ture on the 18th instant. The election took
place on the lst ballot. The vote stood: 81.
mon Cameron 81, John W. Forney 5S Henry
ID: Foster7 VIM. wilkins /. Forney was the
Democratic caucus nominee, and as the Demo-
Gratis had a clear majority ever all others, his
election was looked upon as certain. The eau
Gus at which he wds nominated contained ma
jorityof all the members of the Legislature
and each man present pledged himself to sus-
tain MIR. Forney, Yet two days afterwards
three of these men, to wit; w. B. Lebo, e. N
Wagonseller, and Isaac Beck, Of York, delibe-
fately violated the pledges THUS given, and voted
for Cameron. For the honor of human nature,
there are few such instances of aggravated trea-
cherry on record and we hope the press of Penn.
sylvania will hand down the trio to public scorn
30 long as their existence is remembered.
Cameron, for whom these men voted is known
as . bushwhacking political trader, with plenty
of money, and without an honest principle in
his composition. OF course he was just the
kind Of material that was wanted in the Know
Nothing lodges, and he soon became leading
spirit in that corrupt organization. Charges of
attempts on his part to buy himself into the
Seat he has now attained at the last session
were rife, and gained credit with those who
knew his political career. He received the
votes Of the entire Republican Know Nothing
admixture in the Legislature, which, with those
Of the three worthless above named elected him.
E--Seu. Union.
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SPLENDID FURNITuRE

FENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
public that he keeps constantly on hand ali kinds
Of binet Ware, manufactured out az the best ma.
terial and finished in the neatest STYLE which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable ierrns.
5 lie has also recently received from Pittsbureh h<>
a large assortment Of offancy and Common ChairsA
Looking Glasses, Plates otal sizes, Gilt Mould m
ng Tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames etc.
He is prepared to furnish Collins ofevery kind. and
will carefully attend to funerals. He has the onIy
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country.
Cadz, March %, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockuway Carriage for sale cheap
j. w G
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HAZLEToN d BROTHERS.
P1R 40 FSorte
MANUFACTURERS. =

AZ Aa T4, Ceptrn Street. Hew York
Where may be- lSand . superior assortment q,
llap9 tortes IN Plain and 0rtaTnertai Cgses, from
~ octave of ibr best materials. nd pronosnse,l
oy disiinguished artist 10 be unsurpassed VIII
be sold ON the most reasonable lernis and warrant.
ed 10 stand in aRyellnAle Order IRON the csully
prUinptlY attended to and each Piano kuafantoed te
iTtt tops. We kefuLdine The money sLdifsielt
Al the great Exhibition ai tie Grs stal PaEaet
New York, 1853, Prize Medal was awarded TO
hsfietel Il ntotbers, Tor the superior dualiry- OF
sneH riana ,Fortes; which wgfa tested in Touch
- the highest grade by the Elswiag DisfihfSis 3
Artlsis-W William Norris, Chairman on Musical In.
strpments; Julian. Max Mareiaek, w. ri. Fry.. Il.
5. Wi lis, E. EisfeIdt, q. Meianen, Enciiss Gitac
Dwight, Jury on Musicai INSTRUMENTS. Fsebrrs i.
Brsiow, secrstaty on Musical lnstrlniehss.
June lS, 1856 ~ III sys.ss
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THE nLTELLnW.

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Some of the best writers aud artists of the country
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LOW to be the companion and friend OF children in
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LETTER FROM HON. JOHN MINOR BOTTs,
N OF VIRG MIA, I.T U-f-T

RICHMOND. July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. WM s. BEERS a. Co., Gentemen:--Cd Cdi.
sderatons Of guy 70 the ainteted alone prompt me
value, Qf CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, for
thatamost incurabe disease, Scrofula.
Without being disposed or dsemng II necessary,
to Rointo the particulars OF the case can say thai
the astonishing results that have been produced by
that medicine, on member Of my own family, and
under my own observation and superintendence, af.
ter the ski Of the best physicians had been haus-
ted and all the usual renedieS had fniled fully jus.
tiiy me in recommending its use TO oil who may be
suffering from that dreadful malady. al
do net mean 70 say that it is &C opted 10 eli con-
stinons, or that twill afford the same relief Id all
cases for of coWse, can Know nothing about Tint;
but from what have seen of the effects, You'd
not hesitate 10 use II In any and avery case cf Scro
over whom cond exercise influence or control, d
53 Respectfully yours, hHB 4Hks9W q
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OF LloSloway's Pills, an invaluable Remedy
for Dropsical Symptoms. ms.-Mrs. Emma Huntley
of Houston, Texas, aged As, last fall was thrown
upon bed of sickness, her feet and legs began
to swell, strongly indicating dropsy at this Pc
riod of life. Her husband became greatly alar-
med, as it was feared she Gould not recover, SC
dreadful was the attack. After trying many
remedies without benefit, Mr.. Huntly, at last,
put her Under the course Of Holloway's Pills
which she took for about three weeks, and the
swelling considerably diminished; continuing
them for five weeks moro, she was completely
cured. These Pills will also cure all bilious
and liver complaints in very short time.
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Bo.---2 copies $500, hFe copies SI0,GD
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And containing lales Essa VS., and other articles,
by William fIowitt, Leigh. II unit the authotesa OF
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New lin and C5Sfer shop!
LANES NH. PAETv.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har.
rison county, that he has just commenced CARRYING
on the TIN and COPPER business in all its yariors
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cady, on Mar ket street, Cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends to manufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell itat reasonable prices. He hopes BY
strict attention TO business, and always keeping a
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share Of
patronage. q
Orders from Merchants respectfully solicited. -
The highest price paid in CASH for old Copper,
JAMES NJ. PAUL.
cadiz, Ohio, April 30, le56-tf.
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01TThe following gentlemen are mentioned
as Black Republican candidates for Governor Of
Ohio:
William Dennison, Of Columbus.
Hon. S. Mason, of Clark County.
Hon. j. T. Brazee, of Fairfield County.
Bellalny Storer of Cincinnati.
Caleb B. Smith, Of Cincinnati
Peter Oldin, Of Montgomery.
Joseph Brant of Montgomery.
Gen. Worthington, Of Ross. '' ~
Judge Nash, Of Galiia.
The Ohio State journal is for Chase, ii lto will
consent to run.
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IT rs N 81 A DYE.

1T rs NOT A DYE.
Grey haired, Bald, ar persons eiicted with dis.
eases Of the hair or scap, read the following, and
Mrs. s. A; Aliens worlds Hair Esc~
-, u -l..t StOreR. - ssea
Rev. NJ THACHER (6o years of nge,, Pitcher,
Caenanso county, N Y. l"My. hair Is now restors
ed tQ Its natitra color and ceases to FALL. + kse,e
Rev WM CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine N.
z. My hair is changed 10 its natural color af5d
growing on bald spots, &c" -
Bev. , P STONE, p D, Couco-d N f. .sSy
hair which was grey, 10 now restored 10 its natural
Rev D CLENDENIN, Chicago, m. ~ can add my
testimony. and recommtnd it TO my friends"
Pew u. L. WOOD, Middletown, NY my own
hair he's greatly thickened ana also thatof one of
my family, wko-tgrs hoeoming bald, &c. !, "a
Re' T TuSTlN, Charles .on, S C. ..The white
hair is becoming obvisted, end new hair forming,
Kew 4 AFRiEk; Silver Creek, N 7. 1T hasp prod,p.
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
recommended IT,"
:, Rev JOS MakEE, Pastor Of wect D r Church,N
RaY D. NORRIS, Cross River, N Y, also, and
MrF Rev II a PRATT, Hamden, " Y.
We might swell thisliss,hutif If 1he above fail 70
cenyiace-TRY IT. Sold by all the prineipai mer-
chants in. the United States, Cuba and Canada
Wholesale and Retail depot No 255 Broome street
New YORK. Eon.e dealers try to sell articles In.
stead tthis which they make more profit, 90
write 10 depot tor circular and information. Rfs
October %, 1856 ONO, 8tA asfA
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NEW MUSICAL PAPER
For Choirs and the Family Circle

THE NEW YORK
1 MUSICAL PIONEER AND CHORISTERS,
BUDGET,
By MR. WOODBURY.,
Author Of the CTTHARA, DULcIsER Lutte OF ZIox,
ect.,
This popular moathly peripdical has Jus, entered
upon its second year, having been commenced Oc-
tober l. 1855. II is printed fine paper and makes
annual volumes. OF 200 psges Of matter intensely
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Musicians, its columns will be enriched by nearly
100 PAGES or ORIGINAL MUSIC,
Anthems, Psalm Fumes Glees, Songs for the Piano
and MelodeOn, all in the
AUTHORS TIAPPIEST STYLE.
I ~ spirit OF sparkling vivacity with which .he
PIONEER has been conducted. has exte ndad its sub
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riodieal either in this country or Europe
PRICE SCOTS. PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE
And 40 cts. TO clubs not less than five. Speuimen
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counIr' by mail, in such other way as the appl-
cant may direct.
Copies Of the First Volume neatly bound in COLO
red muslin, with I itle-Page and Copious Index.
will be torYarded to any part of the country, post.
age paid, or receipt Of One Dollar, by
+. ]. HUNTINGTON, Publisher.
1885, BRoADwAY, MY.
Jan. 7, 1851 I'M.
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DERsAr or COLONEL FoRSEr, ,---D Democrats
slaavar the country will regret the defeat oi
this lnyeluable man, and BY such corrupt means
to-. He y the victim Of Know-No Nothingism,
tlsasssrst and sworn enemies Of every promi-
ncat Democrat like Forney. Carneron's seat
viii bs contested, and we hope sent back to the
Legislature, whore We are sure none but For
neySeuId vim PiaiadSa,er. 81
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PITTSBURGH AND SrEUBENvILLE R. Rat a
meeting ofthe stockholders the following gen
tlemen were chosen to serve for the ensuing
year.
President-R. w. Latham Directors Isaac
Jones, Robert Woods, M. B. Brown, Wm Phil
lips, James shoonmaker, Robert Mcknight, N.
Holmes, ]. A. Wilson, R. Galway, Alex Nc
Clintock, William Perkins, S. B. Coopcr.
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Mcdowell ~ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
X EEP always on hand large assortititieflt oi
IN School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papess; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En-
veopes, Steel Pens, and all kinds ofstationery.-
chants School Committees, Teachers and others I.
low prices.
Having Bihdery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, County Officers
der, we TIE best Quality Of stocg,, and employ
the best workmeh. Our work will compar favora.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in tho State.
Blanks OF oil kinds Ppged to order q
The highest market price paid for Rags and Faa
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL g. co.
Steubenville, March I, 1855
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~ 0-Tls will be seen in another column that
Auditor Graniell replies to the late "neyro catch
ing' u s. Marshall, Richard Hatton, Esq The
game is hardly worth the ammunition used. +"
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The JEws.--It is stated tfat the Ministe of
the Interior Of Austria has niado a general pro-
hibition hitherto applicable only to certain pro-
virces, by which the Jews are prevented from
manufacturing or trading in church vases, cru,
cifixes and images OF saints. N' af w 81 ca
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The Law OF NeWsDaDeys-

u, suhscTibers who do not give express notice 10
o. contrary are Considered wishing TO continue
stasiF subscriptions.
2 Il subscribersorder the disconiinuAnee of the II
periodicals, The publisher may continue 70 send them
pAfiltau arTearages sre paid.
Il HFnhscribers neglect refuse to take their pc
tiodieals rom the Office 10 liGh they are directed
they hre held responsible till they have settled the
. bill and ordered them discontinued.
II subscribers remove 10 other places without
informing the publishers and the papers are sent TO
the formef direction, they are held responsible.
IS. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office or removing and leaving
them unealled for, is prima facia evidence of nten
tioaal fraud.
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~, @ 67-Charges Of Bribery and corruption have
been made against Members of Congress, and
smelling committee has been appointed to ferret
out the guilty parties, There is rich time
ahead among the fusion dignitaries.