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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

OF Ex-Prcsidcnt Pierce has purchased sixty
acres Of land in Concord, New Hampshire, on
which he intends to erect fine family mansion.
or The Dayton Journal says that the best
way to bring dOwa the price Of beef cattle is to
raise them,
CHICAGO, May 5-There is no foundation
for the reports contained in the Missouri Demo-
crat, relative to the Indian troubles near Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
PHILADELPnrA, May 5.-The Municipal e.
lection to day passed off quietly-very little ex-
citement-small vote polled-generaly conce
ded that Democratic candidate for City Treasur-
er and Commissioner are elected, with major
ity ofCouncilmen.
or The Delaware Grzette says that during
last week donation of Ten Thousand Dollars
was made to the Ohio Wesleyan Female Col
lege of that place, by Miss Monnett, young
lady Of wealth and also pupil of that Institu-
ton ..
COMET SrRUcK.-A lady in Owen county
Iowa, has became deranged from dwelling with
morbid apprehensions upon the predicted coils.
ion with the comet.
PHILADELPHIA May THE Persian ac-
counts of the battle Of Bushire say it lasted
four days. Acknowledged loss 1000 British
loss 1000.
OF One dollar bills on the Northern Bank O
Kentucky have been raised to twenties, and
are in circulation. The process is we'll execu-
ted and may deceive good eyes. Look out fol
them
OF Rev. Mr.. Burch, Methodist minister
of Albanyis the last Black Republican shepherd
chroniced as having got INTO hot water through
exclusive love for a portion of his flock,
or The Legislature of Massachusetts, have
passed a law making the testimony of an ath.
eist a legal tender in the courts Of that State
0|TThe quantity of land recently granted by
Congress for railroad purposes in the Territory
of Minnesota is estimated to be 4,4l6,O00
acres
or Lords Detector says that the Indiana
State Bank located at Bloomfield, Ind, has
'gone by the board" Look out for its notes
1t also cautions its readers against the notes o
the Bank Of Plymoth Ind
or The Kenton Repablcm, announces The
death of E. g. Spelman, Esq. He died on Fri
day morning, aged 38 years. He was member
the House from Hardin comfy, and was 0
good man. a.
| Boston, May 9.--The Jury in the Dalton d.
yorce case were in session all night eadeavoring
to form o verdict. 1t is reported this morning
that they are unable to agree, and stood ten fol
granting divorce to two against it.
BosToN, May 9-James White who has beer
tried as an accessory in the Ellen Desmond cast
has been acquitted.
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0HF0r neishbor is respectfully informed,
that our correspondent "a Republican that
was" is ''neither lawyer nor the son of law
YER" but a hard working mechanic If either
Messrs. Clark or Warlel are able to answer his
questions, let them do SO, Or acknowledge to the
world that they are incompetent to the task
1ourslang about him will have its usual effect
the source will be consideaed from whence it
came. n.
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A QUESTION Or TwU.--We G would like to ask
our neighbor Mr.. Hatton, if he did not say in
the fall of 1855, in his paper, that Gen. Warfel
AMI Mr.. Clark were right on the Temperance
question: when speaking of the different ques-
tions that they were right on Now for anoth-
er question: If Gen. Warel voted for strin-
gent liquor law and Mr.. Clark voted against the
same law who was right on the Temperance
question, Mr.. Wlrfel or Mr.. Clark? Consult
the clique, neighbor, and then give an answer,
if you please
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-05-14

CHURCH PROPERTY IN OHIo.--A bill has be-
come a law in Ohio which provides that all
property held for religious purposes shall be
deemed to be the property ofthe congregation,
and shall be held by a corporation for that pur-
pose, for organizing which the bill also provides;
but in cases where it has already been decided
to an individual, for the church, exclusive Of any
rights of the congregation, it may remain in
his hands until his death or removal after which
it must pass into the possession Of the contem-
plated corporation. This OF course strikes at
the Catholic bishops, who have hitherto been
the actual holders of the church property in
their respective diocesses. Exchange.
65-A black Republican member of the late
Legislature, boastingly remarked to us few
days since, that the above bill not only struck at
the Catholic church, but also at the Protestant
Episcopalian and Methodist Episcopal Church
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AMENDMENT NO. 4.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio threefiths of the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors of the State on the second
following amendment substitute for the first
and second sections Of the thirteenth article Of the
constitution Viz Corporations OF every description
shall be created, and corporate powers z anted on
Iy by general laws which shall define the powers
and liabilities OF each class or descriptions Of cor
pora,!ons, out the General Assembly may enac'
special laws for the relief OF corporations III pecu.
liar cases, and may make special provisions in re-
gard 10 corporations in cases wherefrom their pecn
required, and may from time 10 time alter or repea
all such laws, as are authorized by this section.
N. II. VANVORHES,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II FORD,
President Of the Senate.
N,inL Anil q 1917
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THE WHITE MURDER Rumored Confession o.
Bill Jones.--The Pittsburgh Dispatch Of Friday
contains the following paragraph; qaa
We learned from gentlemen direct from
Washington county, last evening, that Bill Jones
had confessed that he. Jim Williams, and Henry
Fife, murdered Samuel H. White. He says that
this was the prevailing rumor when he left, and
whether he has confessed or not, It is our opin-
ions (founded on positive facts in our possesson)
that they are the parties.
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The Bank of Ohio.

Last fall the people of Ohio had to vote
down proposition submitted to them by the
Legislature, tc incorporate the Bank of Ohio )
which submission cost the tax-pay ,rs about
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, and was reiec-
ted by the people by some 10000 majority
But Monsieur Tonsor's come again. and the
same BOBBY Legislature compels us to vote next
fall on the same question for which privilege
the tax payers have another cool TEN THOU
SAND DOLLARS to plank.
''I'hat's the way the money goes,
Pop Ghes the Weazel."
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rTrs. CummingI,ar, Acouitted.

A telegraph item in another column informs
us that Mrs. Cunningham, who claims to be
the widow of the murdered DIR. Burdell, has
been'acquitted. It's certain that the District
Attorney did not make out the case as he was
expected to do. The question--where was
Burdell the evening before he was murdered?--
has not been answered.
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Gl7-The Abolitonists in the Ohio Legislature
have excluded negroes from participating in the
Militia Law. Only Dtjte male citizens are per-
mitted to perform military duty! Where is the
abolition thunder? Why not denounce this ex-
clusion with the same viruence as they did the
decision of the Supreme Court? Where is that
thunder? Where was Wariel and Clark
Sound the alarm-the Constitution is tranped
upon.
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nihhli H.nNnlS

Our paper is considerably occupied to-day
with number of interesting laws-laws that
should be read by every citizen Among the
number is the celebrated Bank law. All that
we have or will publish are of that kind. We
shall be through with their publication in a
short time, when we shall be able to give a
greater variety of reading.
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I OVs

Is still in session, and will be the remainder
Of the week, The principal case is that Of
Wilson Maddox VS.. the Stockholders Of the Mt.
Pleasant Plank Road, The case was taken up
on last Friday and is still on hands at this wri-
ting. (Tucsday EVENING" Judge Kennon and
Hon. john A. Bingham for plaintiff, and r. s.
Moodey, Esq, and Col. McCook for deiendents.
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The Depth OF eur Neighbours Phis
IRntssPOpy.


We have always thought our neighbor's phi
lanthrophy was hardly skin deep, and his pa
per of last week fully confirms that opinion. -
After all the howls and shrieks our neighbor
has give for freedom, as strange as it may seem,
he comes out in the editorial columns of his last
paper, and advocates the selling at public auc-
ticn to the highest bidder" human being, and
a white man at that. Now neighbor for your
own credit, and the credit of your Virginia slave
holding relations don't let US hear any more
shrieks or howls about slavery, when you come
out and openly and boldly advocate the selling
of 1cbite men to the highest bidder Don't you
think your course about slavery smacks strongly
of hypocricy. Your intelligent readers are
coming to that opinion fast
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6rWilliam ones and James Williams are
supposed to be the murderers Of the late Sam
uel White, who was so horribly murdered in
Washington comfy, Pa, recently. Jones has
been arrested, and is now in the Washington
Jail We hope that Williams may also be ar.
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AMENDMENT NO, 9.

AMENDMENT NO. 9.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio Three -itths of the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that it be, and hereby il,
proposed TO the electors OF this State TO vo,e the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment, as u sub
stitule for the fifth and sixth sections of the fourth
article of the Constitution, viz: SEC. 5. District
courts shall be held in each county at least in
each year, by one district judges elected by
the electors of seperate districts 10 be prescribed by
law, who shall hold their offices for five years; aud
during their continuance in Office shall reside in the
district for which they are elected. The provisions
OF the fourteenth section of this article shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize the judges of the District court and
of the courts of common pleas, TO fix the times OF
hOMlng their respective courts Until District Jud-
gesshal have been elected and qualified, District
courts shall be held by the Judges Of the Supreme
court and of the courts of common pleas, as now
authorized, Sec, 6. The District court shall have
such jurisdiction as may be provided by law, and
the judges thereof shall have und exercise such pow
er and jurisdiction at chambers, and may be requi-
red to sit as Judges Of the courts OF common pleas
as shall be directed By law.
NJ Ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II, FORD,
President of the Senate.
j DsteA Anvil 3d 1897
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The attention of our readers is directed to
the large double column advertisement of
Messrs. Stone & Thomas, Wheeling, Va. These
gentlemen are accommodating clever dealers,
and we would advise our friends when they
visit that place, and desire good goods and good
bargains, to give the 'Bee- Hive Store" the first
call
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0.7-Ws hope that our suBscri6srs at distant pos

or We hope that our subscribsrs at distant post
Offices wiR remit us by mail, or soae other pr'vdte
manner, the amount they O'os tts on sHdsaptiOn'-
And those soho iue in Cadiz in the county, '0ao
o,Oe u.s. ,Op.A confer great JrUOr upon us By ei'
ther bringing q, sending sohat they Otos for either
odpatising jo6 ,Oork or subscription, inr"'edidiei
1Hisis the beginning Of the volan'e; The time that
an shOald square up NTH 6te Printer. We are in
actual need Of every dime dae us,
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II you desire to get either of the above arti-
cles, don't fail to read the advertisement of our
friend, o. Slemmons in another column. He has
purchased the establIshmet formerly owned by
Mcssrs. Peen & Harper. He keeps none but
the Best of workmen in his employ; and if you
give him call he will give you a good job and
q good bargain.
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENpNENp 10 3.

AMENDNENp NO 3.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio, tbree-fiths Of the members elec-
ted to each branch concuing therein that it W and
hereby is proposed to the electors OF The State To
vote on the second Tuesday Of October next to APP
prove or reject the following amendment ss a sub.
sti;ute for the second and third sections Of tire
twelfth article of the constitution.
All properly, personal or real, shall be subject
to taxation by uniform role. at the true value
thereof in money, bat such deductions from credits
may be allowed as the General Assembly may deem
expedient; provided, that bnrying grounds, public
school houses, and al other public property, and all
institutions Of purely public charity and AL huBses
used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
empt from taxation; and ii the total value Of the
personal property OF any person shall not exceed
fifty dollars, the same may be exempt from TAXA.
tion. All lproperty employed in banking shall al
ways bear burden Of taxation equal % that impo.
sed ON the property Of individuals.
N. IL. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representa- tives
THOMAS II. FORD,
Frcfident Cf tho Senate
Dated ArYil I'd. 1857.
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Another Assslyy Arrival Of BOOts Gc
-..-- SRNNS.

Just received at the old and well known
stanl Of Samuel Slemnons on Market street
1t is one of the best and handsomest stocks
ever brought to Cadiz and will be sold as cheap
as the market will afford. Give them a call;
and read their advertisement in to-days paper
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a &ncciml aair4,tjog.,

The Legislature a few days before it adjour-
ned repetlcd he lpo making County Treasurers
the Treasurers of townships in which are loca-
tc the county seats. The law provides that
the township Trustees shall call Special EIec-
ton for the purpose of selecting a township
Treasurer
0rTWh,n will one be held in Calz Town
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Religious iSOticc---QuarterIy REect-

We are requested to state by the Presiding
Elder, Rev. W. +. Lauck that the first Quar-
tcrly Meeting for Cadiz circuit, will be held in
the NJ. e. Church in Cadz, on next Saturday
and Sabbath, the 10th and 18th inst The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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Dated April 3, 1851.
AMENDMENT no. ).

y.
Resolved by the General Assembly OF the State
Of Ohio, thrPeffths Of the emberS elected tocach
House concurring therein that il be and hereby Is
proposed the electors OF this State to vote on the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment as nm nd
diioDa section 10 article eleven Of the Constitution
Every county which now is or may hereafter be
entitled TO more than one Senator or Representative
tor the residue of the present decennial period
or for all, or amy portion of any subeequen!
decennial period shall be divided into as
many Senatorial and Representative districts
MS there may be Senators representatives
elective in any year of the present, or nuy
subsequent decennial period, which districts shall
be OF contiguous territory, and each district snail
CON ain as neary ratio tor Senator or Representa-
tive as is attainabIe without violating the rule
herein given as n contgnty OF territory, and with
cut dividing any township pelection precinct ward
1t any Representative or Senatorial district com
posed OF two or COMMITTEES shodby oil anv
excess of popuIationOver ratio, be entitled to adj
ditiOna Representatives or Senators for anV portion
lot the present or any subsequent deceDnal period
The district sholl be divided into two districts for
each portion of such Cecennial Icrod, which shall
be contiguous territory, and each shall contain as
near aratio is attainabe without dividing coun
tics.
If by reason Of the annexation Of one Senatorial
district TO another there shall be any excess of pop
ulation over n senatorial ratio, which sha II be ent
tied to additional Senatorial representation for any
portion of any decennial period, each district,
now constituted shall elect on7 Senator
Counties shall be divided into districts by the
county commissioners or such other board Of ofli
GERS elective and resident in the proper county as
may be provided by law. At enst tour months pri.
to the general election i'll 1858, the counties en-.
titled more than one member of ether house shall
he divided nodisrics for the residue of the present
decennal period, and at least four months prior
to the general election IN the first year Of each each
subsequent decennial period the counties
entitled to more thaif one membrrtor all or any
portion Of such decennal period in either or both
houses, shall be diviiednl districts for the whole
of the decennial period A cescfdtion of tie dis.
trict OF each county shall be published as mns he d
rected by the county commissioners or as may be
prescribed by law.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
THOMAS II, FORD.
President Of the Senate
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WHo HATToN's CORRESPONDENT 20" IS
The same man that he holds the certificates
about. A aespectaLle correspondent that.
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New fork Aasertlse..ae..I..
POiICHOMANiE

The new and beautiiul art Of ofasaen.iax ~
simpest Glass Vessel 70 reseinhe the fines PANT
cd China, tiths 0t Ihe cost. is cresfih9 an IN.
mense excitement Ladies and GsRteInsn ere elike
acinated with this delightful occupation. Aahn.ls
and elegant amusement tor Children and Sehools.
encouraging taste for grace in design and bar paa,
IN the 9rrapgemenI Of cul0Ts Ihe .whoie- art ,zhs
be pcEteetly acquif, in half an h0gF R0ok o. 10.
Book, ana every Article ftfutrs6 S., sent bY In
press. -. .. b. a. &c. $50 .,,srs
CONTEXT, NEART & Co Wholesale Store.
June 1917. SEP Rroacwa ri NJ
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Spring and Summer Stock of
7ARIETY GOODS, JEW.
At Wholesale.

FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEWELRY, &c
At Who gsale.
T HAVE Just received first instalment of So case
l. of Dry and Variety Goods. 1t consists in part
Patent Thread. Slate Pencils, Razor Straps,
Shoe Thread, Hair Brushes Scissors, Pen and
Spool Cotton, Ivory Combs, Pocket Knives.
Sewing Silk, Snuff Boxes Warren's Backing
Iandkerchefs Hosiery Lead Pencils,
Boot IL Shoe Laces Gloves, Skein Cotton
Gum Suspendrs, Galoons Shaving Soap,
Hooks 4 Eyes, Needles e. Pins, Hair Oils,
Violin Strings, Buttons, Whale Bones,
Tooth Brushes, Bonnet Wire, Eny olopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note Paper
Percussion Caps, Pocket Books, M'Lanes Medicines
Fish Hooks, Port Monies, Silk Lace,
Shaving Boxes, Razors, Silk Wells
Also, Mus!ins, Ginghams, Prints, and general
assortment of Dry and Variety Goods, Violins, Ac-
cordeons, and Musical instruments.
A large stock ofGold and Silver Watches, Silver
Ware, Jewelry, &c,
The early attention of Country Merchants and
others is particularly directed to the above stock.
ROBERT COCHRAN
4th street, above Market, Steubcnville.
april 80, 1857. IN
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0trA Know Nothing State Council has been
called TO meet in Cincinnati on the 9th inst.
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tg NO PEN NOR INK GsED. q

Gtg NO PEN NOR INK GsED sArs
spA.To cory lNiTArEp, No TEAt ma RfQrI-esD ~
RED.--MACLAURiN'SF FATENEs self.iiisir i8ssie
Process in renmanship, enableseyery one To write
with the greatest ease, elegance and rapiGi.y. II
has been hdop1od ~ the Tublis Schools of New
York. and by our first merchants The process,
complete with full dlrec;lGnS for use sill be sent
prepaid on the receipt nt n. To clubs or aeeuIe.
six cCpics for S.. liberal discount on large oyE
dered. Address LELAND & MAeLAtRAIN, 3l5 Broad.
way, New York. - gssta
Macrh d. 1857 SIN
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for CASH


OSHoGsHEADS and bar rels PRIME OIL just
sd received at our i annery, which we are sell
ing cheap, wholesale and retail Tanners and
Dealers will find it 10 their advantage to give US
call ...a 5. GEORGE < co.
Eadiz, Aprii 90.3t
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HAZLErQN & BROTHERS
Piano Forts
MANtFACl UREl{N.-r 1,

No. 20e, Cenue Street. New York. ssf.is.
Where may be iunnd a superior asSe!, menI u
Piano Fories in Plain and Ornamental Cases, FROM
~ octave ot the best materials, and pEoliu unesf
by distinguished artist TO be unsurpassed VIA
be sold on the most reasonable terms and warrant.
ed to stand in any climate Order from the conntfb
PROMPTLY attended to and each Piano guaranteed 70
ave :, isiac q. II ct 60, tho lisno n q Il, -
lILeL to us. We retur GinG TIE Ircre, aLdfltjtIf
At the great Exhibition at tie Or stal Paias-as.
New York, 1858, Prize Medal WINS awarded D
Hazeton & Bl lotEeEs, ior the superior quality "
their PianG tortes, which were tested in Teach
Tone Equality, and Duratility Of Tune and placed
in the highest grade by the following Listinguishef
Artiss--Wiliam Norris, Chairman on Musisai 10.
strunlents; Julian. Max Msrcizek, w. Il, Fry; L.
s Willis, f.. Eisfe!dt. h. Meignen, Eneiias G:rae
Dwight, jury OH Musical instruments, .tsseFRef.
Bristow. Secretary on Musical Instruments. -
Fnna lS. lS56 ". - -
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Or Samuel d. Grimes died in Pike coun-
y, Alabama, last week at tho advanced ago o.
ITO years.
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I'M GREAT VARIETY.
Cadiz, April 8, 1857. r "
IanMy's Improved Mower an
ESenUeF.


.r Esenper.
VIZ E would recommend all those who wish ma
w chine for the harvest of 57to apply to their
reguI lr agent, A. W. TAGGART for information,
VINO is now engaged in shipping machines, and he
will furnish you with ore of -. MANNY'S I'M
PROVED REAPEkS L. MOWERSrn as we can
highly recommend them to the farmers as the best
machines for all the purpoes considered thatis now
in use. We have used them during the past har-
vest as well as seen them used, and we can safely
say from the experience we have had OF the ma
chlnesi they are the only ones we would purchase.
Signed by; John Cole, VIM. Reed, Esq, VIM
Crosksy. Rezin Welch, Samuel r. Baxter, j.. P
Baxter, George Taggart, d w. Mansfield. J. w.
Hanna, J an,es Tsggart, VIM Harrison, Joseph
Atkins, John Ramsey, Samuel handley. and Dan.
iel Welch.
Address A. w. TAGGART
IL Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio
For any information in regard TO, the above, en-
qaire at the Banking House Of Rein WEIGH & Co.
or Gazette Il Citizen, and Chronicle, st. Clairs.
vile, please copy and send bill to advertiser.
ap ril %. 3m
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SEcRErARY oY STATES Orr,cE, J

. SECRETARY sF STATES OTFicE,)
COLUMBUS, April l. 1857,
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con-
stitutional amendments correctly copied from
the original rolls on file in this Office
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary OF State.