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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-15
A mistakn

Some person (the editor we suppose) hassent
US copy of the american Enterprise, of last
Friday, edited by ReU. D.. S. yelling, and pub
lished at Bridgeport Belmont county, Ohio. The
principal part of the paper Is devoted to the re-
ply Of communication from some ladies o
Bridgeport; which he says was published in the
Cadiz papers. The editor labors under great
mistake when he says that said communication
was published in the Cadiz papers. 1t only ap-
peared in one Cadiz paper, and that was the
Cadiz Republican. 1t never appeared in the
"Sentinel" We trust that the editor of the
"Entepr7se'' will make the necessary correction
as we do not wish to be charged with publishing
things concerning man and wife. We have al.
ways considered that such things were aff1iction
enough to both parties, without making them
more affecting by parading them through the
columns of a newspaper.
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KANSAS TO BE A FREE STATE.-By the po-
liteness of Mr.. Lewis of this city, we have just
been shown letter from Moyeka, Kansas, da-
ted March 26, and written by an intelligent
gentleman formerly citizen of Cleveland, and
who has been nearly two years resident OF
Kansas After speaking Of the wealth of the
Territory, his intention of making it his future
home, &c. he says: IF l thought there was
any chance OF Kansas coming into the Union as
a slave State l would not stay here another day
longer than it would take me to get out of the
territory. know that there are four free state
men to one pro-slavery man, and hundreds COM
ing in every day. Every boat that comes up
the river is loaded with emigrants from the free
States. The country here is very we'll settled;
it was first settled by Missourians, but they
have nearly all sold out to northern men and we
we have now a pretty good yankee settlement
-PlatRdealey.
6FBut if the 'free State men" carry out the
resolve of the late Topeka convention, what is tc
hinder it from being slave State The leGder'
of the "Free State men, resolved at that Con
yention, that they would let the coming election
(Which is to be held for the purpose of electlne
delegates to frame Constitution for the Terri.
/ tory,) go by without taking any part in it. l
their followers obey the dictates of the Free
State leaders, Kansas will be slave State.
the Free State men pay no heed to their leader
and vote as all good citizens should do, Kansa
will come in Free State With the Ere
State men rests the responsibility of making
Kansas free or slave Strte We trust tha
they will pay no heed to their dishonest leaders
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Spring Elections I'm Harrison Co.


The Spring elections in this county have re-
suited gloriously for the Democracy, consider
ing the Insority Fremont had in this county
In Cadiz township the black Republicans cleo
ted their ticket by majorities ranging from
to 90 Fremonts majority l26,
In Moorefeld, the whole Democratic ticket
is elected by majOrities ranging from 20 to So'
Bucks majority l.
We have also carried Athens, Stock, Archer
Rumley and German.
In Nottingham township the regular Repub-
lican ticket was defeated.
In Short Creek part of the regular Republi-
can ticket was defeated. The black Republi-
cans carried the rest of the townships, by great
ly reduced maiorities.
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A NOBEL CoUNTY.-Rhea county, Alabama,
claims to be "out Of debt, out of crime, and out
of whiskey" The last Circuit Court had but
one civil case on the docket. Perhaps the scar
city of 'whiskey" has something to do with the
rest. At all events Mobile paper shouts lusti
ly "Hur RheaH'-O. s. journal, black Rep,b.
0J-Are you not mistaken Mr Journal
Rhea county is "way down thar where some
of your neto kind Of citizens are held asslaves.-
Examine the matter again, Mr.. Journal, and
see il there is not some mistake. If the above
should prove true, will not 'Nte cause Of human.
ity' suffer thereby?
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE
MAN URE AND AL Il
BOOTS AID SHOES.


build ngs at
BeIIaire, BeImO N cOunty,O.,
Tor the purpose ma 1ufacturing and selling lal
wholesale exclusively
BOOTS AND SHOES,
beg leave to submit a. few facts to all those enga.
ged in the trade:
lst-We have had long experience in the man
ufacture of Boots and Shoes.
2d--We have selected our business locauon al
BELbAIRE, on the Ohio River, where the hal-
timore and Ohio the Cntral Ohio, and the Welis
vile Branch of tie Pittsburgh and Cleveland hali-
roads. are already completed and the Marietta
Railroad in course of constructor; it being point
of free and easy access to and from all parts o the
country and where living for workmen IS compar'
atively cheap.
3d-We believe we can manutacture Gil the lead'
ing articles in our trade, and give better arucle
for the same price, than is bought N the eastern
markets We shall at oil times keep large STOCK
! of Mems, Boys and Youths
CALF. KIP AND THICK BOOTS,
shoes and Caters;
! Also, Womens' Misses and Childrens' Calf Hlpi
Goat and Enamaled SHOES, Of different styles, OF
our own Manufacture. In addition thereto we
have made arrangements East, and shah nave
manufactured expressly for our own trade every
variety and style OF BOOTS and SHOES, now In
generaluse. e.. rohto
4th--It is our intention to do a fair honorahle
and permanent business, and shall labor faithfully
and diligently to meet the views ana promote 'he
| interest of our customers, as well as our own:
We solicit your trade and hope you will call and
| examine our goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere. w, RICHARDSON, Il co.
Belaire, Jan IA, l857-u
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PENN e. HARPER'S
eNEW CARRIAGE SHOPl

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that they still carry the Carriage Nanufac
turing in all its branches. They have superior fa'
Their stock will be manufactured in a style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give US call before purchasing else.
where.
Our assortment consists in part of Close Carria-
ges Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
lberts, Farmers Carriages and BuggIes, Jersey
Wagons Phaetons, Sliding seat Buggies, Buggies
with Sliding tops, Light Fretting Buggies, Skele-
ton Buggies, Sulkics, &c, &c
All Kinds of repairing executed at the shortest
tice and on the best terms. We keep none but the
best Of workmen in our employ. New work ex.
changed for old.
9JsShop directly east of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied by !. s.
Ditmars, -. PENN o. HARPER.
| Cadiz, Ohio May I, lS56-ly.
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0TA. NJ. Jelley, Agent for the Presbyterian
Board Of Publication. Depository at the Com
mission Store of George & Wilson, near the
r. R. Depot Cadiz. For three Weeks the va
ried Publications will there be furnished at the
cost price in Philadelphia Congregations and
Sabbath Schools furnished with Psalm and Hymn
books and s. S. Libraries at the publishing
3 price, For particulars, address the Agents.
Gadz, April Is. 1857
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Another NIiIlilaer store.

Mrs. M. Spencer has opened out a most desi-
rable stock of fashionable Milener goods for the
ladies, in the room on Market street, formerly
occupied by DR.. Pursell. If the ladies about
here do not have pretty bounets, &c, it will not
be because Miss Osburn and Mrs. Spencer have
not the articles.
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"BIeesiiMg Kansas"

A resolution has been offered in the Senate of
ehis State, directing the finance committee to
report bill appropriating 100000 towards
@'BleediRg Kansas" That money could be used
better towards paying off the State debt, or
some other iaudible purpose in which it is
needed
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GrWe are pleased to learn that Miss Mary
Il. Phillips, graduate of the Olome Institute
of Cannonsburgh, Pa, is about to commence a
select School for young ladies in this place. We
learn that she comes highly recommended and
hope she will be well patronzed: for such a
school is much needed here. She will take the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. Parker. Her
School will commence on Wednesday, April
18th. She will teach the usual branches taught
in Semnaries for Young ladies.
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List of Lurors

For the next term of the Court of CommC
Pleas, Of Harrison county, Ohio, commencir
Tuesday, May 5, 1857;
sf#'F' ga GRAND JURORS
John Russell, Short Creek township,
John Osborn, Archer.
Samuel Kerr, Short Creek.
Eli Peacock, Cadiz.
Abraham Holmes, Short Creek.
Andrew S. Karr, Freeport.
William Allbaugh, North.
Nathan Smith, Short Creek.
William Bernhard Short Creek.
Joseph Laferty, Moorefield.
Thomas A. Hooper, Nottingham.
Luther Rowley, Monroe.
John Moore, p r., Moorefeld.
Hiram Dickerson, Cadiz,
Phillip Cummings, Monroe.
ID RN PETIT JURORS.
Harrison Estep, Short Creek Township,
Ellis Cope, Washington.
Michael Crowl, Nottingham.
"A. d. Moore, Rumley.
John Mcmillan, Monroe.
John Long. Washington.
Warner Grimes, German.
Hezekiah Harrison, Short Creek.
William Adams, Nottingham.
John Mccoy, Athens.
Jesse Forsyth, Jr., Washington.
James Carrick, Short Creek.
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The Law Of Newspapers.

1. subscfIbers who do not give express notice TO
thS Contrary are considered as wishing TO continue
their subscrtpuons.
q II subscribers order the diseontinuance Of the II
periodicals. the publisher may continue to send them
until al arrearsges are paid.
s. Ifsubscfibefs neglect refuse to take their pc
tiodicals from the Office wliCh they are directed,
they held responsible Till they have settled the
bill and ordeted them discontinued.
4 II subscribers remove 10 other places without
Informing the publishers, and the papers are sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
: s. The Courts have decided that refusing 70 take
periodeals from the office, or removing and leaving
them uncaled for is prima faciu evidence OF inten-
tionaI fraud. 81.
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OrKe hope that our subscribers at distant post
Offices ,ciR remit us by mail or some other private
u'a,merr Ae amount they o'oe as on subscription.
We are u. actual need Of every dime due us,
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NoTICE.

THE Towns hip Assessors of Harrison county
Il are requested to meet at the Auditors Office
on the third Wednesday of April and receive their
printed Blanks and instructions and adopt uniform
of The provisions and requirements OF
he law for making the assessment of the personal
property for the year A. D. 1851
Assessors will bring with them the certificate OF
the Township Clerk certifying that they have been
qualified and given bond for their faithful pertor-
nance IN office as requested by law.
KERSEY w. KINSEY,
Auditor Of Harrison county.
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The following gentlemen were elected Dor.
ough officers Of Cadiz:-
PRESIDENT osiah M. Estep.
Recorder-William Knox.
Samuel Mccormick,
John Hoffman,
Council Samuel George Jr.,
D. b. Welch,
William L. Houser.
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Township Elections,

Will some friend in each township, send us
the names of the different officers elected on
the first Monday of April in each township, in
time for our next paper. We desire to publish
a correct list
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(EFThe Lebanon Citizen hoists the name of
that true Democrat, H. B. Payne, of Cleveland,
as its choice for the next candidate for Governor
by the Democracy of Ohio.
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To Teachers.

TINE Board of Examiners of Harrison county
L Ohio, will hold meeting at Cadiz, on the last
Friday and Saturday ofeach of the following months:
April, May, June, September, October, November,
and December, 1857, and January February and
March, 1858, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M. on
each day, for the examination of Teachers, under
the ac to provide tor the ization, supervis
ion and main tainance Of common Schools" passed
March a. 1853.
By Order of the Board,
GEO PARKER, Clerk.
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NEW FURNITURE
AT GREAT BAR G A I N S
N ~ HANNA

VYTOULD inform his friends that he now has o
w fine assortment of New Furniture and Chairs
consisting in part OF Sofas, Diyans, Dressing Bu'
reaus, Enclosed Wash stands, Cottage, Bedsie9ds
Centre Tables, Breakfast and DitneF Tables, BIZ
reaus, Looking Glasses, Cafe Sent and Wood
Chairs at all prices, which he is determined to sci
at very low prices, He also has splendid assort
ment OF Gilt MouIdings for Diploma and Picture
frames Loor ing Glass plates to fill trantes always
on hand. Persons wanting furniture Will hnd It tt
their advantage to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere WARE Room, lst Door East OF thu
Post Office directly opposite the Court House.
Cadiz December l7-tt.
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New Arrangement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS l have concluded to make the following Ar
BILE terms as they can be had in this market. Be.
lieving that short settlements are most satisfactory
to all parties, have concluded to settle with all my
customers by the first Of January and the first Of
July of each year These arrangements will be
strictly adhered to JAMES STEWART.
Cadiz, Ohio, January 7, 1857.
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CEFThe Pamphlets containing the Premiums
and regulations for the next Harrison county
Fair, are printed, and can be had by calling on
the Secretary, S. George, jr.
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GTThe late Foreign news is unimportant.

0T~The new advertisements of McFadden's
Hatcher & Co., and Brown and Bro, announ-
cling the arrival of their splendid stock Of new
goods, will appear next week.
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0TThe following we copy from the Steuben-
vile Herald, black Republican,
Ekunsas--Hts Admission as "a Free
.e State.
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Times, Republican, under date Of the 29th ulti.
mo, says:
The prevailing opinion here is, that long in
terval must elapse before Kansas is admitted as
State at all, and that whenit does come in, it
will be with a constitution excluding slavery
If the September Convention submit slavery
constitution to the people, it will be rejected by
the majority Of the inhabitants of the Territory
beyond all peradventure. If the Convention
applies to Congress directly, without popular
vote, to come in as slave State, it is conceded
that the demand will be rejected by the votes Of
Northern Democratic members of the House Of
Representatives. Moreover, the laws of popu-
lation, which have invariably governed the Fed
eral Government in admitting States, are moi
likely to be departed from, whatever effort may
be made to accomplish it by Southern extrem
lists. Meanwhile, the sagacity of Mr. Walker
will have ample scope for its exercise.
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0ITThe New Philadelphia Democrat comes to
us in new dress. 1t looks well, and reads
well. Success Bro Elliott.
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or The late Spring elections in this State,
so far as we have been able to gather them, has
resulted generally in favor of the Democratic
party.
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4, PHILLIPS n SON

MANUFACTURES of boots ans shoes, and
lM dealers in. Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco Y kid-skins lining and binding do. Pegg
Nails thread and shoe findings generally keep cor
taDtly for sale an assortment of the above articles
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices
sCadiZ O., Apri IL, 1855,
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OrrBarrett has just received another supply
of Jewelry &c., which he is selling cheaper than
ever. Give him call.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c
THE PEOPLE OF HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTESS

In visiting our city would be
HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
6elconhdn
fomm
nkand
Ind
ikrens sancyS yStHa
# which a
2, =
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OYR. M, ]. Ward, the murderer at Toledo
has been sentenced to be hung on the 18th Of
June next. He has made full confession Of
his crime.
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ROOk B1ndery.

HAVING IN greatmeasHTe Iehtted our binaerl;
we are now prepared 20 DO al kinds o. booh
BINDING neatly and exPediu0usy
We nav particular stteRtiOn 70 The msnutaeture
Of Blank Books Of al kinds for the county ofheers
Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
Msehants will find our stock Of Full a1d bAli
bound cap Blanks, cap, Letter, Note, and fsneJ
PAPER Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary OF al
kindsto be large, and will be sold AZ reasonable
prices. The highest market price paid for Rags.
MCDOWELL g. co.
Wholesale and Retail booksellers StatiOnRIies
and Blank BOOK MAnuiaeturers,
april 10. 1856. Steubenyille, Ohio.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commissioners
IN Of Harrison county, Ohio, at their March
session A. D. 1857 levied for road purposes tax Of
four cents on the hundred dollars OF the valuation
Of the taxable properly OF the county. Said tax
may be discharged by labor on the public highways
at the rate of one dollar per day under tie direction
Of the Supervisors of their respective distrcts be-
k. ". KtNSEYj
Auditor Of Harrison county.
Anr;I q tas7
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Attachment.

Jacob Crabb, Plaintiff Beiore VIM. Arnold,
against J.Psot Cadl2 Township,
Benjamin. r. Berkiey, diff Harrison 'coun,s,us
On tho 18th day OF March, AID. 1851. sad Justice
issued an order Of Attachment iNthe above acton
ior the sum of twenty two dollars and ROY ony five
cents, BESIDES interest and costs
[April s-stl JACOB CtsABB,
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New n IA and Copper Shop.
HAnHESS M. PAIII

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Har-
vison county, that he has just commenced carrying
IN the lin and COPPER business in all its various
branches, in the well known stand formerly occupi-
ed by James Cady, on Market street, Cadiz, Ohio,
where he intends tomanufacture nothing but good
ware and sell ita reasonable prices. He hopes by
strict attention to business, and always keeping
good supply on hand, to receive liberal share Of
patronage. Is sl,s s
Orders from Merchants respectfully collected. -
The highest price paid in Cash tor old Copper,
h HE JAMES M. PAUL.
cnhin Ohio A mr. IL 90 12h6.tf ----. y /
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0<TWe give this week the proposed constiti-
tional amendments, and some important laws.
Read them carefully.
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Joseph Coax, Sen, an old citizen Of Freeport
i township, was buried on last Saturday.
DR.. Kennedy, an old citizen Of Green township,
was buried on last Thursday.
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0ITHon. Thomas Hart Benton lectures in
Wheeling tomorrow evening, (Thursday, April
16.) Subect--the "Union"
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JAMES p. TANNER,
- "a M u = L "a In IN Il
WHOLESALE DEALER IN - i
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, B0NNETS, LEATHER sc
No. Sc, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. E


and PuIased direct from the New
that Of houein the
prices Asoonha in lageq
Me
low as Nw YMkOr
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AHtGChment.
Vert g. Gutshal! pfs Betore Andrew Lynch, J.
against inst ae, + sai.o5 of German IN an, Township
Sd Pntk 6S dS o 60 g. sad
tice issued an order OF Attachment in the above
action for the sum of twelve dollars and ninety two
cents, WERI " GUISllALL
April 8-5t
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N1 0TlCE is hereby given that the Subscriber kae
IN been appointed and qualified as Administrator
of the estate Of Thomas McClintock late of flarri
son County, deceased. Those having claims agains
said estate will pleas9 preGent them within year
luly authenticated, and those indebted TO the samt
Will please make immediate payment.
JAMES bioCLlNTOCK, Administrator
April, Z 1857 .--[n49w6l 1 nt .w
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DiSsOEWtiOIa OF CO-PaFtHhership.
THE partnership hererolore existing under the firm
of Mcpherson q Rose, in the marble business in
Cadiz is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books and accounts are leItin the hands of, w.
McIiherson, to whom il IS requested immediatepay
ment should be made, as Mr. Rose will start west in
few days. @. w, McP II 1ERS0N.
Mofch 10, 1887, JOliN J. ROSE.
Cadiz. o.. apl-5 3t f @
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SrThe peaches in the neghborhood Of Cin-
cinnat are all reported to be killed.
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POIICEOMAEIE.

The new and beautiful sri Of ofnamemiDg the
simplest Glass Vessel 10 Fese;hb5 tbs FiResI Paint.
ed China al iiihs Of lhe cost. is erenung ini-i
mepse excitement, Iaes and Gentletheil are alike
facnated with this delightful occupation. A rfiaste
and elegant amusement Tor Children and Schools,
encouraging taste for grace in design and hsTm0nr
in the arrangement Of coors. The whole art can
be perfectly acquired in halt an EOur Book Oi 10.
structon sepaf1ieis 81. Boxes continuing Fsses
Book, and every Article required 81, seiif BY Ex-
press .l 20
CONTENT, NEARY e. Co, Wholesale Store.
June lS-lY. 5U2 BrGal way ~ Y.ss
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ATTENTIONS!

l HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB.
lie, that am prepared to furnish good Ambrotype
Likenesses for fifty cents and upwards.
Now is the time to get cheap and good pictures
Call and examine my specimens At the Mansion
House. II DAVIS.
Cadiz, Ohio February 4, 1857 ~
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Or Josiah Brown, citizen Of Freeport town.
ship, committed suicide on last Thursday NOR
ming, by cutting his throat He had been la
boring under insanity for some time.