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uARIfIME INfELLIgBNCR.
ALBANIA res Few yonn-rHn
IL "



CLEARED.
Steamship Beleque Cels) Yrsntsen. Antwerp-A Belmont
khip Bradford, Thompson London orinneu. Minurn
ship concords cR,ls. smId,, Anverp-runch Mcincte
rship ooesa- BsAtow, saguersy Rvcr-walsb, Carver
Ship United States, Some, 81 John Ns-Ba.ssu Bacon
ship os,errAid, shepherdson. New orlesns-Rosson
BARK rsvssns Cprw). Nielsen Rlgs-Funch xe,oche.
bs,h Skinner Of the sea tBr) Hogs, Brsol-Coiins
Brig sprie, crowen no Jsneiro-slaren Ironsides.
. Big bsiesr lilen- Tampico-shres Oliver.
B1s c'rcssssn, Besr.n. Bossoa-n Broosman 4 o.
ssf fsnde.on dr. Ditnas, st John, MIA sm,Asr.
John Free rPcs 'es'ss SS SS Co.
psn1s Chester ess rys Pe.o Murray
Sloop warren sisnnard, Ngsvsn:
sss.%er Dsss.rs: cop sss' ssllsssips,s '
Sssmsr Novelty. Bel, ' PSiladslpSia 'AN
ARRIVED.
sssm.sp Edinburg Or Gum ninss, ossscv June y!
Line wsshsr but met den.e oss % sSs B.ns. me
"iads ",es.G w. sse s s a. p ~ NJ
nssed ship Mercury french, iron Hare for New YORK
s.s@.sp Susisr o,, ssufeel Mobile june a,d. and Ha
June q =, 10 Jon . - .sSsl,se r..ieS seSr 70
-. ss'e.m.s r,ofs. 3rCSs = .aaaS. sOr's win ~A's
casssnssr. e Luasm i.asso.. Ess :. 70 Az "a sln
for Korfolh $50
BArk Burial HIsnovo, -, Bremen, May @, with rdse
anc III passengers, Benschen a Unkhar 2rb Inst %
miles az by q the Hsbspds spoke shp oonsanane, Ma
Bak oiyr pa to.desj Tooser Bremes, NAY -. With
and lw psssehxers. 10 Richard Boas 90
Bark North Sea, sunsberg, Rotterdam, Nay IN, viii
whnal 70 udolnho Wolf June Ia, q 30 lon ~ SAG
large Iceberg llh lat ~ CO.. Ion 90 ~ oke nr bsrk Native
frum Glasgow for New 81 days ont, sck wanted
medicine and supplied Der The N has hsd " and ny
I'd cargo spin sals .prus frc,cpsA ysrd host bead rails
and sustained other damage.
Bsrt Neuvs O~rmeHia Men aonzsiez o~mpeacsy, rs
days VIII logwocd and hides, Parulio Echevarta
BARK Oceans Yavorite tof BrsoD johnson. Black River
Ja ie days, viii loswood NJ 70 mh inst, In the
erids Passage spoke bark Dcrcas resicn, u Havana
Brig Reindeer or. Of Hsiss Curtis ~ Jsso de Cuba June
1a with sugar 10 Hamilton bros.
Brig Rainbow BoothbAy1 Emersou Csrdspsa l9h inst
Nn measses " Albert H0p
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Personal Intelligence.

..M AS Evyea Hou:saE; Cclllna New York John F.
a sS ma sy ANTONIO
II
and ;sry;nt De Ar1sDssr9: Barquss Norv. vsi.n
sss ss; c.'s;
Johns on and i.Sy Mrs hSss: Rid child Rev John
.n E.s RsSi p.vd.sa n and Ms: Hsrps. 1s.ss DEN.
Mis- ss ns
| .ns s' sss w% ss@
Ar nS ia sr n 5ssa NJ
kikwosd and famill, and 31 seerags passengers
ws IN a:%:A city r. ss ~:
hs s s1Iah May and cssarne Ferris n Bu,.er Ms.
Mss oSs s1a d ssS si ss
t%y sse Js. :.
sr a, Ma hS N M w,I ls M sa;s w Lea Ssy
Anna Wright Edward Edrd lady John Haissn and lsdy
May % NJ .sS . Mr.. %
Che: fSn. Ro 1ds r.
Nh o sos Mis- SonsUr Miss
Prom Mobile and Havana in steamship Quaker Ciy-rrom
y dy " .ssss. and
4; cage ssl,S :s1 :s.ya. Ssisi' and
mrs N iI.I, Miss xe Eo,es MS a wed and cad Ms \
E'Ssa1ssy: c.ssS's, ] Tssas, %%%ss: 9 v
!ieu, Toten Navy, lady, Children and servant
Miss Gamble Macolmson, DIR y Henry, Dr Andevie
prom nsyanaE DE s.p pssyo four children and servant
Tori .es lady child and two serva-fs Miss jerks
jerks and lady Armenteros Mardne and ch,drsn
Ruiz ard boy. Lauserira L BchsyernA Mende
roma Disgo, j Chlxada W Ayres, Diax Ruir, l.
ieksrmao H.rzeery; ssnaa. 3 Torpeds. MAdrsae,
VIM Plsyie, MIanfs and lady, him 9sou aud LADY,
q nomeneche Fisher. Devale. Lave and LADY,
Mr. y Pecber sBd two children. J Balm 4 Novoa
ssnord apchin'cn Cary l.dy child and servant;
Truo Jpo staphos, ferrar, Lady children
vpt Gardner, lady, child and servant; Rug Bach
y Perez 1o,al-19
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Supreme Court-General Term.

Supreme COurt-GeneYal Term.
On the Bench, Hon. Judges Mitchell, Roosevelt and Pea
body.
The Court, amer rendering some few decisions sad that
in the matter Of the application against John TownshenA and
Benjamin Galbrah the order H. that they attend The court
a. usual, and on the ID September any com
plant before the Court sue order show cause tho
Oourt viii moi as any member Of the bar payts
statement, 70 strike him from the rolls without giving him
an opportunity Of being hoard The clerk will furnish
copies Of the oomplAipants adavits, which they vip
bave an opportunity Of answering II the September term
OF this Court.
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The annexed statement shows the number Of aoorcrs,
ash and dirt carts together with NE number Of DAYS
labor performer In the Frat, Second Third Fourth Ffth
SIXTH Eighth, Ninth, FOurteenth, fifteenth, Seventeenth
Tw peth and Twenty wards during the four DAYS
Of the week ending Saturday, June n, 1851
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Court Calendar-Ch Day.
euPn" Ooun-Crcuit Mos. ISL, $50, 300, oos, sS5,
so7 Tto, col, 1901, LOOT, 1902 1ol7, lo2 l035 IoB
UmD srAW Dnnuu oourr.-Nos ~, 60, "a 70 IS,
60, 81, 81
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So gAl suTI0aa.
I7ru w.np-.s |, Dyrise or THE prNooT
,i .s " r. - . Ss s sss S S.,s,,
nowrry, % N..e., s.-alny On rnosson. William q,
$500 va s o. No. o. i s e, w ,eT and s
api onied 70 romnae - cifrers for he Dem
vsusy scssd rc .s'n 4 T. yeliic y,cs ~ prs.
Josrps Me,nre I'd = shslrasn: seers'stes John
$50 80 WILLIAM COULTER. Chain
QrH wARp.-ruE FOLLOWING DEwocl
of The Inspector, ., thc cra-ercy iioisi-
Dor Prrsiseu,-rhcoecre '. Folds
ncuraih Samuel Chc.hre, Peter Messemcr. Jr.; =
Ercordipr secreiariss-Joscph Heareriy, Charles IA
rlnsnr,si scurs.sry-EuSsps :. SULLIVAN.
Treasurer-rharles RobinsGn.
s.rs.sni,n Arns John Cav.
Wallace, Michasi rlcod, William o honnel paVd ui
s sSsard ssS Ss%e ss.
Dawn: gsj ss s: .Isny ssS rs ~
y. Fonda oeorge Negraih. Iisrrts Wines ~ Peter
Charles sc RoSusoS osD sy sss.ss sG ss @ o.
OOTH wARD.--AT A NEETI w or THE pEMocE
thirty 9Th srs be,.ssn Rss,S ssa Mon nave" syrpo
hofilsy evening, June ~ 1857 Pursuant b, The r~cnrn
ION a ibe general committee " Tammsnv Hall ef Wits
ON small " chairman Kicrnsn Perkins one Of thr mer
% sai general conrnec called the chair when
Lawrence and Robert NcDo-aii were chosen " iers
following iicket beaded FIi Fowler for Chairman IN
McCopkey. Isl lice Presileni Edward Oouwel ~ Vice
sidep william Keenan,, Secretary. John Dimoud Urea
md Rrhard Flanagan for Sergeant At Arms, received,
oriy OF all the votes regisiered under aid pnrsusnt
plan of organization. JACOB LAWRENCE
ROBERT McDoNAID
ySss h s,s1sss inspectors.
DOTH WARD.-Ar An KLRCTIoN ri
~ day evening June - 49, II the
Kennedy. In pureuancs ~ the profrAmU
Commiiee. Of which Wilson Small b chair
tcks was elected, headed-T~enueth wAr
and our municipal rgkb: opposed Vi
President, Capt Jane, koore Tlcs PRO
ney. Berpard Mullen; Treasures, Col. W,
tarie~, David Me0onigle Augusirs
Arms Janes COLLINS, having received
beaded Fowier u votes. William, n.
Duay, yc'srs- Franch Cwren. job
John Donrelly William Graft, fnspe
els 0'reu Chairman pro tenn. We
bcrr Of the General Cemmiuce, here
said bcset was duly announced
Aforesaid teilerp ~ a inspectorS.
IHONAG y. MUl
bAx10 HI
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City Politics.
NERTIre AT rAMMAry BALr-rBK OLD MkN's or.
NERAL COMMITTEE.


NERAL COMMITTEE.
rsmmAny Hall full Of excitement last evening. The
delegates chosen In the various wards under the drec
tons The 90 called Reform Convention, 70 comprise The
Old Mems Committee, assembled In The wswam last night
for the purpose OF organizing and obosng chairman
The baong for the once chairman occupied the entire
night and the strusge between the friends Of Samuel
Cooper and those OF EAb " Purdy continued until
The hour Of midnight, when the baltic won by the
opponents of Mr. rurdy. The following ere The officers
elected.--
OAafymon--Samuel Cooper.
Treoswer-Jes. Bell, Jr.
Ss-aoyfe--B q Hart and X q. walmsley.
No. sospy s, oc ssss s ses'd ''
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KEY WET I.e ai-The sehrs sea Drtf and Tlvi-s Ar
row Ar the 18Th nVw the wreck Of the ship Helm Booker
aabose a. Oarvs'or Reef The ship Stephen Mallory Lee
tar arr - nom New Orleans having hem chartered
The schr Nameaue Rogers ,he morning Of The l<h
aid the 18th for PEN acola.
An sH mps 10 b~iBg made 70 raise The hu Of tha Bs
bar& Emei ant lahore ths place. wndm has
been pscea IN board ADD nN tse vessel vil Do
o1gn.i cargo on boafd-N ronsisis If hip timber
The hull o. thu barb Phlah viii be burnt In few DAYS The
not sold by the harsha been placed hoard
ship Lizzie ew, bon nd 10 0ott nburg for which abe
ssid on the h The sslysse and expense incurred by The
have cred no saivsgc I.
The brig Bingham Bethel ar The l0h from Pensacoa
The kon kchr Mablon Beta Godfrey rom sonvte
tie nh Tha brig Huntress, Shannon, from New YORK
We N: The s,nl John Roe s.om fo Jeer.cn for edAr
Jefferson for Pensacola he list
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NYoYk rchr lsts, Chase, do.
CID bark Maxwell D~va Lsguayra briss rnuienn. Hs
vep~r; Baldwin Montgomery. CrAwfnrd kunA Boson
schrs Trident Snow Portsmouth Moore IAsersol he
putty Nea q whe'den, yerman: w Pamnnnd, Payne
1er; TSjsn Cook Ksshec Eoe~:oD Industry Robinson
rtrout srout; airy Elisabeth Price, Weeks, wseks
Mary Miller Law. and Maria Pickup Baker Bosom Ian
Smith Smith Provdence Geo Edward, Baker allen; waiter
Lemuel, johnson Rofbury nolsn Ipusham, Augusta
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BZbK LAUhHTTE EOm Navy BAY Tor KingGton ia (bef0r
reported struck PEDRO boas the Sd Inst saved
calls ttapdpg rigging Of the and
and hep into Savanna v Mar and sold Oh inst The captain
and crew making thew shore WheI
they were fallen in with and taken In tow
BARK CMLroN-The bark before Ashore ON Smith
Point proves 10 be the Chill Of Portland Capt p nnel
nom 6sRua Ia t.vaDde for Bal more with cargo OF Ruxa
and noasses The vent ashore the 10Th inst ten fee
water The vessel drawing eleven feet PA q the cargo
been db charged into hghters Of which, sr
rived Saturday morning as Baltimore with 81 hhds sugHr OF
board and two others are below, comiuR M.
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The lat say Of January $780, when the whole machinery
q The city government viii be worked by officers elected
and appointed and holding under the charter.
O. The blst section pro, des for carrying on the city
government through these several periods
Sec 81 The Nsyyr. Aldermen add provided for
ses % be he'd ser he passsre srssf Which si .
.Asl ,sse he Tuesday 10 December .issieen
esced pnd.r former rsesanr or secux The eieeoi
sl.h soanps oss us ne oo :, s sss
snds, ~. ss ss. .ss Their once and longer sIcep
osmmlssi nsr Of tuecs Lampe arr hereby stoiSed
ess ss es s c s ss s 3,
sss uy ln.peSos and she cheers Of the orOu Aqneiac
the several tenn, 20, be removed from oise
s DG as q pf e ~. sad ana ~ n ssr
shsrer officers and Al school and
yrssss %un,p: year shall also be siec e day boore
g. Al the death Of Mr. Taylor on the 9th OF June the
once Which he held held solely under the new char
Yer The old charters under which he had been elected
were all repealed He could exercise auheyiiy under
ahem. He power derived soiely from the ne . act,
and nh act made him q Street Commissoner, and his
isso IL rv,s ,esss s, 90 , me Ia c .,
under the authority Of the old chsrers from 1880 1867
kvery officer, high Vow, must Justify his sc~ by the
new obarter, or he csnnos Justify them st ell
follows clearly, from these confederation thss The
present Mayor canur appoint remove any head Of
department until 1885, aud shsa the Mayor lieo escred
cannot appoint or remove . Stree, Ccmmssioscr, CITY
Inspector or ofcer Of the Crotop Aqueduc Department
s The expiration q the terms fer which they elected
s. TIE pooo that the Mayor has now the power 10 gu
Hhe vacancy by virtue Of the old ordinances has sup
~ The language Of section o. " limited and guarded
n 10 Inst "un the Common Council shall Otherwise d..
rect, the erstns exclusions shall Apply 70 the depart
mesu herein mentioned, 20 FAR as The Applicable
thereto, and not inoor sists o. this H." Tie
words "sppy 10 the departments herein mentioned" do
not that they shall determine who 70 bold the
ceysrmep os hoe they are 70 be app ,in,ed but hos
esey shan exercise their foncs ms when appointed
a. ne old ordinances are iDoopsissent With the new
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
CADIZ Who'll EsALE MARKET.

CADIZ WHOLESALE MARKET
(Corscted Weekly ty Gcorye d Wilson, Whole
sfte tirOceTS, FOr1oarding and Commission
{ MerchantS.) . Ia
cADIz, ONO, Nov. II, 1857.
Flow-For good Superfne and Extra $500
$3.50.
Wheat-I0@9o.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 1l@12; N. o
Molasses 40 cts per gal.
Rio Co6ee-12@12B; Java Is; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper l5@17. :.
Alspice-17; Gloves rs; Soap, Rosin bar S@
51ai German do. ~.
Castle Soap-15; Soda 6ll Candles 13@ Ia
urain-Corn 80; Oats ~; Rye 90; Barley Of
@55c.
Rice-81&c p Ii.
g6baoco-6 Twist II; Dewy & Anderson
bFahds 30@93.
Ft@-Mackoral No. 8, z Dbl. $500, ha
do 7,O0.
Sugars s-ACrushed and Pulverized, Lowering
brand l3@i5c.
Stmct-9cts p 10.
9saS-YO YOting Hysch 4o@75 cts; Black Tei
3J@50:
Naib-to to God s9, SO. s to Cd 1875. Ct
I'd $3.50,
SM-Tittsburgh, 1926 p bbl.
Timothy Seed $2,oo@2,5o. Glove
$500, Flax $500.
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Mcdowell ~ CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Stationers, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, UHIU,
TT EEP always on hand large assortment
IN School, Medical and Miscelluhs9ps Books
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofa sizes; Note Papers, En-
velopes, Steel Pens, and al'kinds ofStationery;,
They are prepared. to fill all orders tyom Mel
low prices. ..7 .s,.,
Having Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds oi Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Oicer'
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 or
der as We use the best quality OF stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar ,favora
biv with that of any other Bindery III tile State
| Blanks of all kinds Paged to ordef
| The highest market price paid for Rags ard Tan
| ners Scraps. McDOWELL q w.
| SteubenvIe, March I, 1885,
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6rNew York is Dethccratic by over 10000
majority. Let every Dehiocrat rejoice. Last
fall Fremonts majority was over $1,000. A
change Of over 100000 in one year. The fate
of black republicanism is sealed.
Louisiana has has also gone Democratic bj
her usual majority.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

0HrWe are requested to announce that the
winter session OF the Hopedale School will com
ifience on the Oath inst. Provision has been
made for the most thorough instruction in al
the branches heretofore taught, except the the
ory and practice of teaching. The lectures up
on this subject will be suspended till spring.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

Twe are glad to see that our old friend,
Col. VIM. Thomas Mcdowell, has become asso-
ciAte editor Of the Somerset (ohio) Democratic
Union. The Usion is a good paper, and the
Colonel Is a good writer, and we have no doubt
but that the paper viii flourish under the labOrs
of Messrs. Kagay & Mcdowell.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

HEAVY FAmuRE-1'hc large Fancy Stock
Establishment of Chase, Gibson, Giddings,
Wade & Co., it is said have suspended. The
outstanding claims against the concern are re-
ported to be very large, and the assets are very
small indeed. Consequently claims against
this once powerhl-but now PROSTATE House.
are considered entirely worthless!-E1.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
New Wholesale and Retail
grocery, Provision and Feed Store
CHARLES PATTERSON

vTTOULD respectfully inform the people of Hsr'
w rison county, that he has just opened out in
the corner room, Immediately under the Sentinel
Office. The largest asser tment of q ROCERIES ever
offered m lie county. His etock consists OF every
thing kept in the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
lines which he will sell at river prices, wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added.
The highest price paid for all kinds OF marketa-
bic produce
He hopes by selling cheap, and paying cloae at.
tention 10 his business, oreceive liberal share o.
patronage.
Cadiz, Ohio, April, %, 1856.
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oA5-T. 8. Arthur, says in his December mag
asine, that the best remedy for low spirits in
these hard times "is to keep the mind busy a
bout something. You have still food. raiment
home and friends-these are the real comforts
Of life, and if with these and clear conscience,
you cannot be happy, the case is hopeless"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

6-Persons having little spare cash can buy
good Watch, dold Chain or nice set Of Jewel
ry considerably less than such articles usually
sell for, at our ifiend Barrstts on Market street.
He is determined to SELL And has fine stock
Ofeverythlng in his line. Give him call, and
see for yourselves.
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CIRCVTE. ALTON, IO0,OO0!t!
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The publishers have offered Ebcrai Prerniums tos
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reaang were conld.eiued /. Jatda.y last, and are
being still published In the Visitor,
Tie new 4oIame WI pc crmfaehesd IN Ynfy 1887
greatly improved andenlarged. Each nunfberwdl
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pages maklng magnificent vonmes at nearly$n1
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Whole for fifty cens,payable invariaby in advance.
Some OF the most popular and brilliant male and
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contributors and the publ =hers will spare no pais
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ume. a&1 fstHs' y
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On the 18th inst, by Rev. T. R. Crawford,
Mr.. SAMUEL DUNLAP, to Miss MARY JANE Dun
LAP, all Of this county.
On Thursday the 18th inst, by Rev. j. M
Bray, Mr.. GEORGE STEVENS, Of Guernsey coun'
ty, to Miss MARY E. FRESH of Belmont county
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

61rGov. Walkers course in rejecting the
fraudulent votes in Kansas, is warmly approved
by at least nine tenths Of the Democracy Of that
Territory. The only persons that are displeas-
with It, are the ultra southern seceSsiOnists and
the Northern black Republicans.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

ercitizens Of Harrison county visiting Co
lumbus, would do wen to stop at the Neil
House. They will find the "Neil' Just such
house IS they viii be pleased with. The pro-
prietor Mr.. Failing, fully understands his bust
ness, ana keeps everything in order.
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ALLEGHENY CATrLE MARKET
CnrefnIu RGtnfed bp JdsEtH SNowpEN, S,per:

Carefully hepo'Se@ ~ yoSEFh ~, oNo"DhN' 'o"Pe'-
inteadent Of The Aferchdafs Exchange.
ALLEGHkNY Cry Nov. J2, 1857.
The market was rather dull; and prices have
declined since last week. TIE offerings at both
Yards amount to 1929 Beeves, 701 Sheep; and
and 1857 Hogs of which were sold $40 Beeves;
Sol Sheep, and 8o8 Hogs. The following Gre
the details:
WIN. PENN YARDS (ALLENDERS.l
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Is.
Flour closed at decline Of 15c and dull
Sales confined to l400 bbls at $4,25@4,30 fol
superfine.
Wheat 2c prime Red 7so, and whit
.sSc. Oats SOC andiH good demand.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

New York Cattle Market.
The. New York Times of last Thursday, 18th
inst.,) says
The Cattle Markets were very largely ever
supplied yesterday, the receipts for the week
being over four thousand, including some $50
left over last week. Prices went down to low
er point than at any time before for many years.
The average prices of the day, were below 8
cents per pound for dressed beef Hind quar-
ters OF fair beef were sold in the Washington
market, during the past week, Is low as 5 q SC
per pound Consumers should now insist upon
a large decline in their meat bills, and get il
too. 0
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Me citing OF INC soIdiers OF 1912.

The Soldiers OF the War of 1872 are invited
to meet at the Court House in Cadiz, on Satur-
day. November 81, at IL o'clock, A. NJ to con-
slider the measures to be taken to procure a
Pension. Hon. John a. Bingham is expected
at the meeting. MANY SOLDIERS.
| Nov. IA, 1857.
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New Tin ahAr Copper Shop.
LANES M. PAUL.

WOULD respectfully inform ttie citizens Of Hnr-
rison county, that he has just com1enced carrying
on the Tin and COPPER business iii afl its variors
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
by James Cady, on Market street, cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends to manufacture nothing but good
ware, and sell it at reasonable prices He hopes by
strict attention TO business, and always keeping
good supply on hand, TO receive liberal share o.
patronage.
Orders from Merchants respectfully rolicited.--
The hiehsst price paid in CASH tor old Copper,
JAMES NJ. PAUL
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Farmers, Protect Your Own!

A FTER subscribing for the Cadiz Sentinel, as in
n duty bound, to keep up with tho News and
Politics of the times, you will want another paper,
more exclusively devoted to your business such as
Farming, SOCK Raising, Gardening, Fruits, dc,
And should Immediately join with your neighbors
in club; or send by oursef, for the good old
OiAHO CULTEyATUR: VOL. XIV ,
FOR 1858.
THE STAR THAT NEVER SETS!
Published at Columbus 1t0ice Month, beginning
wiM January each gear.
Brim Full of New and Original Reading - The
Champion of Labor and Farmers Rights!
TEkNs Single copy, 81 year-Three copies
for S2--Six copies for S4-Nine copies for Sc. and
q copy extra to the getier up of every club Of 9,
*stlnquire at your Post Office send for speci-
men, md get up "A club among your neighbors. Spe-
cinlens sent free.
Address S D. HARRIS,
Editor and Publisher, Columbus, Ohio.
| Nov l8, l957-2n
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HATS, CAPS, FUEsS, SC.

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