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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
ReciSlcfIIY Rich.

IT will DO recollected that in this Senatoria
District, and in Belmont county particularly
the Know Nothings and black Republicans uni
ted, and thereby elected one Isaac Holloway tc
the Senate. In looking over the last ST. CIairs
vile Republican, q strong Know Nothing paper
(and one that favored the late fusion with a
hearty RELISH, we find the following rich article.
Honest men By reading this article, (which we
sopy in full,--oan see how much honesty there
was in the late fusion between these two cor
rupt parties. Read it, for it is rich-
The black republicans of Guernsey Co. at
their Jubilee (!) offered the following (Which
we suppose was drank kneolins) as one Of their
regular toasts:
"'fhs American Party! Plug Uglics who
have played their last Tru,.pi 'IIow are the
mighty fallen! Once rulers Of States, now none
10 mean IS to do them reverence"
In ans wer to that we think our honorabIeop-
ponents. vipers that we warmad into life
iaay awake some fine morning and find that
their boasted mighty party--which never had
anorganization outside of Yankeedom-is wi
ied out by this same mean ~ party which
hts representatives ia.eEery State in the whole
Union --ai, organization ihyge enough to eu-
brace the whole union, minus buck republicans,
such as Cambridge produces
We feel proud in being a member OF the A.
meFican party now that the ruff, scuff and bob
tait-the trsitors--who focked into the order
MS they did in Cambridge--to get office, have
abandoned II Ike other rats do sinking ship
a,ship which Is bound to be raised again; they
came into the a American party for purely selfish
purposes, and they went out again just because
those purposes coulls not be accomplished, and
our prayers are that the Devil may keep them
Just where they are, they have at last found
tlicir proper rlevel--witllahe sons Of Ham.
And, when this Cambridge junto lay lay the
tattering JUNCTION to their souls that Sam is
dead, they are only laboring under the same de-
Iilsion which they did in regard to,a united
North as against their fellow countrymen South
Ia deIusion which, happily, is now at amend;
the idea off united north as against the scHth
npAIoRscr has an advocate; republieanism has
gone tho ways ofall such organizations--to the
dcvil
But on the other hand, zoe glory in belong
ina toA party Ii is sInalI--which knows no
differences between American citizens, either
north, south, east or west--a party that can
1zlsipits weightin. d,aats with the same guam
tity or Catholic Irish throwed in just for the fun
of tho thing--a party which can and will fight
for a'l Americans against the world:
VIII the Cadiz RPsGlicaa, which favored the
snsicn, please copy, and charge the same TO its
slaaw nothing black republican Senator
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
The Canal CONTRACTS.

Il win Be seollected by our readers. that the
greater part ofthe time q the late black rspub.
liean Legislature ofthis State. was takon up in
twhAt they eaAed) Investigating the Canal Con-
tracts. let out hy MezsrS Griswold. Steednan
asd Biieksnsderfer, The Members Of the Board
Of Public Works. After nearly two winters 81
investigation. this same black republican Isexis
ters decided that the contracts wore illegal and
that the State would not agree to them. From
this decision Of the Legislature, the Contractors
appealed to the Court Of Common Pleas tJI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

THE Next ONO EDIToRIAL CONVENTION
1t will be recollected by those who were present
at the last Editorial Convention at Mansfield,
Cleveland was fixed upon as the place for the
next Convention. This selection was brought
about, principally, through the instrumentalty
Of one George Benedict ofthc Cleveland Herald,
whose words, at that time, were all gentility
and kindness to every one-Democratic Editors
and all. He was the only representative OF the
Cleveland Press at that Contention. To show
what this hypocrite thinks of those Democratic
Editors whom he invited so cordially to come
and partake Of his lberality. it isonly necessary
to read speech Of his made at a late black re-
publican festival in his own city; which speech
may be found in his own paper, and iu the Ohio
State Journal of the 18th inst, and very proba-
bly, in every other black republican paper in the
State. If any of our Democratic Editorial
brethren, after reading that speech, feel disposed
to associate with such wretch they are per-
fectly welcome to do SO. For our part we shall
be more choice ofour company, than to mix in
with such deceitfd hrpocri.es as George E
Benedict.
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New York Items.

NEw York, Nov 13--A private dispatch TO
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. from New Or
leans, announces that the U. S. Mail steamship
St. Louis from Aspinwall, with two weeks later
news from California left Havana for New York
on the 10th inst, with $1,000 oo0'in specie.
The Arabia brings million in specie A
mong her passengers is Sir George 0usely, the
newly appointed British Minister to Central A.
merca.
The foreign mails by the Arabia were dis
patched South by the II o'clock train. She
brings upwards of $l,0ooOoo additional from
Havre
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

From the Philadelphia papers of Tuesday,we
learn that on the day previous, the price of beef
fell one dollar on the hundred weight, compar-
ed with the rates oflast week. AS the market
is very dull and the supply largely exceeds the
demand, it is thought, before winter is over,
beef will be down to something like a fair price.
Paying twelve or fifteen cents per pound for
beef steak has decided tendency to give it q
metallic taste which is not at all pleasant
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

6TThe following telegraphc dispatch, gives
a'sample Of those things called courts Of justice
in Canada.
LONDON, CANADA WEST, Nov. 14--Thomas
Cray conEicied Of altering date Of promisory
note and passing, the same, and so defraudng the
discountsr. has been. sentenced to four years in
the penitentiary.
J. +. Manley Station master Great Western
Railway, for wrongly allowing express train to
pass, thereby causing collision, was iopnd guilty;
but in consequence numerously and respectfully
signed petitions was only fined $50.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

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sons waniin1 work done viii s,a !, :. 49,. ref-
tage. N ,ri - ~. uno II " tnelr adyan-
before or3e,in,, .l-.,"h ~ tuaiy 70 enh upon him
tern prices and iuIl ssiisfor,;oS O'n uone 2, Ess
TSSes sS1iss. Toho o. several varieties Of Monamsn
plain and lanc, WsrIIe a -. .h snort all kinde Of
SNIT = : =. ;..s.s.e VIZ 4. noa.3I-ly
AeeAAAA = = AAONf IN CUNSUMPTT0k
BRONCHITIS, Laryneii;S s,d o,... .A.L "a,
- the chest end throat. sucees,sf,,IIx ,,..,sJ ~ ~
he Inhalation of Medioste,, V-.sluhy Weaed ~
by absorption and eonstit,sfidrsi ~ ~. Lo1aoIs,
eractised at the "StuyVesant Me1i.sI I'n..a'
New York City, " = III -''shsu 'eH
The unprecedented success Aighicf, n. ...I.a
hls M method OF treating diseases Of the Inngs snd
hFdat has induced US 10 depart from an, ... sn9
course, and await ourselves of tho ureas in o, y.
bring II TO the knowledge of such 4, n,.s - ~ :"
ing under or predisposed to- such asc,sons iAo0f-
The dawn at brighter day has al length arrival
for the C6psumptive. Phe doctrine of H. ;,'
biliy Of Consun ition has passed svse - W. t"'
indubitable proofs in possession that eon.,,,,
ton in oil its stages can be cured; In the S;rss ".
tuOercuar absorption; in tho aecnnd hv The ew.-.
forma tion oftubercular into ekskv sSd caIrsrson.
concretion; in the third, by eicRtrtcea or sssrs
Those welded TO the pnst may nssert ,,,s,
consumption is incurahle; such ara behind H. .oo
10 all this great truth must be apparent yiz thst
medicine In hilatedin the form of yarcrs,, ~ a.
directly into TIE lungs, must be much more aIIs.,
al than that taken into the stomach. WHARF ~, ia
ease does not exist '-sS $500 '''o Nls'
The advantage Of Initiating In consump,,ou and
throat disease is, that1nedieiie IN he for, ~ aI
st applied directly to the lungs where ihe dissrsa
exists; the stomach is thus left free 10 MD in s,as
ing health by administering to healthy, life giyng
iood Swung
THERE is NO CASE so HOPEE tsq5
that inhalation will net reach! The means. too ara
brought within the reach of all, the abmjnlsserins
the vapors being so simple that the invalid il never
and affection tends much TO aid the phvsicis.,s :
Efforts, 7tdte 10
The lnhaling method is soothing. safe and rpee.
dy, ard consists in the administrator of rnsi3s;o.
in such manner that IN h cnn,a,.J :.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

The ADVANTAGE OF PAYING FOR your PAYER
man up in our county who always pays for his
paper in advance. He never had sick day in
his lfe-never had any corns or toothache--bis
potatoes never rot--the weeYil never eats his
wheat--the frost never kills bis corn or beans
his babies never cry in the night, and his wife
never scolds, but reads the paper through and
through, and considers it about the best pa
/ er in the country" Readers Of the Cadiz Seatt.
mel, you would enjoy like results on your own
part 60 thou and do likewise.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

ATTENTION GIRLs-As there are thousands
Of girls out Of employment in the States, they
should remember that there is great scare ity
of girls in Kansas You can get any amount of
wages if you can only get there. And what is
still more interesting to YOU eligible males are
as plenty as mosquetoes at the sea shoreJ and
wives scarce as silver dollars Girls there are
raised from the rank Of servants to that Of mis-
tress, as suddenly as sergeants are made colo
ncls in this part Of the country. When you go,
be sure to take with you awhile veil, kid glove,
and orange flowers. A gold ring, also, would
be an advisable article for a jewel ofa girl.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

The RESULT OF DEEP PLowING. An ex-
change says that Capt Isaac Carver, of Sears.
port, Massachusetts,, while p,owing on his farm
y few days since, tuFncd up an iron pot contain
ing $500 ngoid and silver coin. There is moth.
ing like deep plowing. tits not only calculated
to procuce better crops, but may like Capt. C's.
turn up something valuable,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
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The Milwaukee Nssss of Tuesday morning
MI. Gross is out Of the woods. So is the en-
tire State ticket The Legislature Is in doubt :
e least the lower House IS, with the chances
leaning in favor Of the democracy. -,
The people ofWisconsin last Tuesday, the "a
INST. after careful review Of the acts and ,Joli
cy Of the incumbent dynasty, voted 10 dismiss the
black republicans aud to reinstate, as their ser
wants in official stations the men who were
nominated and supported by tho Democratic
party. We are at last able 10 proclaim, inde-
pendently Of conjecture, that Wisconsin Is re-
stored to her appropriate position in the noble
phalA1x ofloyal Union devoted States.
The ticket elected is as follows.
Goyernor-Iames B. Cross; Lieut. Governor
-=E. d. Oampbell Secretary--Dayid W. Jones;
rreasurer-Carl Habich. Attorney General
Gabriel Bouck; Supt Of Public Instruction-L.
C. Draper; Bank cOntroller--Jool G. Squires;
Prison Com. --Edwaad MeGarry. ~
All these men are elected by handsome ma
jorities. We think that the average majority
will be 1900 or 1900. Such is the result,
achieved against desperate odds. The enemy
entered the field, boastinga majority of 15, 900;
they placed first and third on their ticket, rene
gades from the Democratic party, thereby hoping
to divide the faithful; but the gallant Democra-
cy Of Wisconsin gave them battlO--and conquer.
ed.
Now it only remains for the Democratic par
ty to give the governor elect cordial support
to aid him, when he shall have taken the reins
into his own hands, in administering the govern
ment in accordance with Democratic principles
and no form of opposition can gain even a
brief ascenlency in Wisconsin. Cur fhSii,le
State has got back where SHE belongs, in the
company of the States whose people support the
Constitution aud the Uuion. Here she will be
found in 1850.
What Wade, the Disunion Senator who mis-
represents Ohio at Washington, said of the
Wing party, can well be retorted: "'rhe re-
publican party is not only dead, but stinketh!"
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National Police Gazette. \

INHlSGreat Journal Of Crime and Criminals IL il,
Il It's thirteenth Year, and is widely, circuIated
thronghH the country 1t is the first paper OF iho
kind published in the United States, and Is disinc.
hands of Geo, w. Mntsel &, Co, ,by whom in viii
hereafter be conducted. Mr. Mntsell was formerIv
Chief of Police of New York city, and he Viii no
doubt render it one of the most interesting pnpers
IN the country Its editorials are iorcihly written
paper universal support. ~
3rSubscriptions, 50, per atnun; III. for ~
months, to be re 1iitedb by Subscribers, twho should
write their names and the town, county and state
where they reside plainly,)
10 GEO w. MArSFLLs& co.
Editors g. Propreors Of the National Police Il aze,ts
y@9 gAI5F,t af.g tfe8+ta New York (Sty
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

BURoLARY-Last Thursdays ST. ClairsviIe
Gazette says:-"The house Of Mr.. Robert Grey,
few miles north of this place, in Colerain tp,
was entered on last Saturday night, and large
amount of property taken, among which was
silver mounted gun, silver spoons. coverlets
quilts, blankets, sheets, &c. The cnuntry seems
to be full of robbers and desperadoes. The
people cannot be too careful. A few evenings
since suspicious looking character called at a
house at the edge of town, and finding no one
there but children, inquired of the eldest if
there was any money about the house"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

Or The following is said to be perfect rule
for calculating interest. 1t is certainly very easy:
"Multiply the principal in dollars by the num-
Der Of days, and divide by 70; the result is the
interest at per cent. in cents; for 6 per cent.
add l-5; for per cent. add 2-5; for 8per cent
add 3-5; for 10 per cent. double"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

DREADFUL OccURRENcE.-- The Coshocton
Democrat, Of the T1th inst, says, 'that on Sat-
urday evening last the 7th inst, quarrel ensu-
ed between daughter of Van r. Taylor, and a
daughter of James Fitch, wholive close neigh
in the town Of West Lafayette, in this county
This quarrel between the daughters brought
their fathers together at the affray when fight
commenced between them, in which, Taylor
struck Fitch a blow on the head with an axe,
killing him Immediately. Taylor was arrested,
examined before Justice Tidbill, and committed
to answer charge ofmurder in the 2l degree.
1t is not prudent to prejudice either side by de-
failing the testimony before final hearing"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

OIFMessrs. Massie, Caudy and Twinum the
only Democrats that were elected in Belmont
county this tall have been notified by their
black republican, know nothing fusion opponents
that their right to hold their respective offices
for which they were elected, will be contested.
The grounds upon which the contest is based is
too shallow to have any effect.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL. We have rc.
ccive the December number of the Cosnopol-
tan Art Journal. Its greatly enlarged, and
very much improved. The present number COM
tains too splendid steel engravings, besides nu-
merous illustrations. Terms, So wyear. Adj
dress, 9. L. Derby, 548, Broadway New York.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
Maryland Isiection.

The full vote Of Maryland shows s, $50 major
ity for Hicks, the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor. The Legislature will stand--Senate,
Know Nothings Is; Democrats Z; House, Know
Nothngs Al, Democrats 20. The Congression-
al delegation stands three to three, Democratic
gain ofone. In the country, where the election
passed off quietly, the Democracy gained large
ly, while in the city, where everything was riot
and disorder, thev lost
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GJ.

We will give the above amount to the editor
of the Cadiz Republican, at any time that he vii
produce a copy of any one Of James Buchanan S
speeches, in which the words "ten cents per DAY."
is used. Produce the speech, Richard, or else
acknowledge that you have been continually
publishing afsehood.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

A PnoPosITIoN.--Ifthe editor Of the Cadiz
Republican will make an affidavit, that he be-
heves that the Charleston Mercury is an
organ Of the National Democracy" as
he repeatedly asserts in his paper, we will
publish any article that he may desire us to
publish, copied from that paper
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

G7-Joseph 7. Santmyer, of Columbus, Ohio,
is prominent candidate for the office of Door
keeper of the National House Of Representa-
tiyes. Mr.. s. is an ardent Democrats and good
worker in the cause, and we should be highly
pleased to'see him honorcd by securing that re-
sponcible post.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

6rRev. Kalloch, of Boston, one ofthe 10000
clergymen," who protested in "the name of the
Almighty God, " against the Nebraska bill, and
who took sundry whisky skins in East Cam :
bridge last winter, &c, has turned up lately in
Kansas. The correspondent ofthe Times, un-
der the date Of Lccomptons Nov. 2, says
Our gossipirg ladies have had rich subject
during the past week. The Rev. Mr. Kalioch
of Boston notoriety, arrived here last week, in
company with one ofthe mtst beautiful women
in the country, the wife of distinguished states
man. Ihs has been the topic Of the week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18
EXCELSIOR PAINTINGS

MFR. ]. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
1EI friends and customers in Cadiz. that he haa
opened shop in Cadz and that he s prepared TO do
work in the latest and most approved city etyes
Those wishing to have Grninine, Painting, Paper
anything In his line OF business, wlfnd il to their
advantage to give him call as he is determined
70 excel and % his friends Of Green ard WAYNE
townships he would say he intends to have d place
Of business in Hopedale, md he hopes thcy will i
continue 10 pa tfonize him with that liberal
age which they havefor the pus i'year bestowed
Cadiz. o. ap224,57
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61rHanna, ct bis furniture ware room on
Market street, next door to the Post Office, is
receiving fine assortment Of all kinds Of Fur
niture, which he undetermined to sell cheap -.
Give hima cali when yon need anything in his
line.
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GrThe following officers were elected for

0trThe following officers were elected for
the ensuing year, by the Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons for the State of Ohio, at
its late meeting in Massillon:
II NJ. Stokes, Grand Master. Lebanon.
I. N. Burr, ID. q. NJ. Mount Vernon
r. b. Bonne, S. g. W., Chardon.
James Williams, J. G. W., Columbus.
f. j Philip, G. Treasurer, Georgetown.
F j. D. Caldwell, G. Secretary, Cincinnati.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

A NEW FEATURE--The new steamship
"Great Western" which is to sail next season
between this country and Europe, intends to
establish and issue during its voyages daily
newspaper. This will prove an interesting fea-
ture to its thousand passengers.
just think of it! A steamer plodding its
way over the ''briney deep" with printing
Office on board in full operation. A daily paper
issued, and the bill of fare printed for every
meal. Hurrah for the nineteenth century!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

A. SUITABLE PLAcE-In Berlin, Erie county,
ohio,-a strong hole of black republicanism q
free loye'' society has been established, consis-
ting ofeighty persons. Black republicanism,
and free loveism make very congcnal compan-
ions.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

0ST-Congrcss meets the first Monday Of De-
cembcr, and the Ohio Legislature on the first
Monday Of January next! Full reports of the
proceedings Of both of these bodies we intend
to give our readers. Now is good time to sub
scribe for the Sentinel" if you wish to keep
posted in what's going on in the world. Terms,
only So per annum; 81 for six months, or fifty
cents for three months.
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ARE RUNNING A DAILY MESSENGER
from Cadiz 70 stel.benvitfe, connecting with the
Parcels, Packages and Moneys to- all parts Of the
United States 'fhe aIspn1ake collections on g,ods
and bills at all important points on their lines
They offer greater Inducements for a contnuaiorf
OF the liberal patronage hetetofore extended them.
A. +. MOORE, Agent
and M ssnger.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-11-18

0@TMajor Jefferson Van Horn, Of tho q. s.
Army, died at bis post in Albuquerque, New
Mexico, on the 28th day Of September last
aged IS years. Major Van Horne was citizen
Of Ohio. II L
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"a Still ToSGUE MAKES AwrsE HEAD'---
James Gosiing was ssa 'cea into thirteen hum
dre1 dollars 10 the District Court, Pittsburgh,
on Thursday last. for sIandering the character Of
Lucy NJ. Morgan.
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TAKE COURAGE LADIES. be discour-
aged, Maidens. Remember that Naomi the
daughter Of Enoch, ,oas Jfve hundred and eighth
years Of age when she marriad9 "While Life re-
mains there il hope.'' ,tA
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TEMRs FOB THE SESSION.

0J-Paynaent in ali Cases in ADVANCE.
Post Masters, Members of the Legislature,
Editors and the friends of the Statesman gem
orally, are requested to act as Agents in procur,
ing subscribers.
1t is very desirable that the lists be forward
ed eaEly, in order to enable us to prepare laate-
rails for the additional issue.