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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17

greSSional district Of New Hampshire was held
on the 2j instantat Dover, to nominate candi
idate as representative in Congress. A full dele
CATION was present, and entire harmony prevailed
lion. Daniel Marcy received the nomination al
most unanimously Captain Marcy is ship
builder OF Dover, and has been successfully en-
gagged in the business for many years. Th(
convention passed resolutions approving an(
endorsing the Cincinnati platform, approving o
the administration Of James Buchanan, and u
unanimously endorsing the nomination of Cap
tain Marcy. - ...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17
HIS GOODS are NICE and FRESH
Legal Notice,

Inme7 McCln ock, Admn'or on
HON Is McClintock, de ceased Protate Court of
vs.: Harrison county,
Elizabeth McClintocll. widow,
Joseph Miller SS Isabella his wife
Thomas McCntock, the he irs Petition to sell
ot Elizabeth Cecil deceased, land.
Unknown ct al.
IFIHF said Thomas McCliI toci of tie State Of
L lu j., and the unknown heirs and legal e>-
res, ntai e3 of Elizabeth Cecil. late tn, State of
Iowa deceased; who e heirs AM le "a represen.
atves of Thomas Nee Glinlock, de- cas- ID, are hero
y info rmed that on h d lay of Move nber lt5&
baii Adm stratort ti!ei his petition n he Probate
Court of f. ii on Corny, Ono; tie object and
prayer OF which petition, is to obtain order on
the 10Th day OF December, 1853, al o'clock, A. M,
for the assignment Of the dover of Elizabeth Me-
CIintock, the widow of said Thomas McCnt OK,
deceased. And for the sale of the following real
estate, (Df which the said Thomas McClnock,
died sezed) or of so much thereof as may be nects-
sury pay the debts oil said de,edent, TO wit; The
east half of the south west quarter of section twen
y-tour t24l, of Township twelve tl9', in Range
six g., ol the Steubenvile land District Harrison
County Ohio, containing rs 90-l0 acres. more or
less J. M. ESTEP,
New. 10, '5s-4'-35 35,25 Attorney otPetitioler.
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to the last for State rights and the perpetuity
Of that union which our fathers formed and
transmitted to US. 1t is fortunate that this is
sue-this treason to our institutions and liber.
ties-has been so early and so boldly made and
rendered. Let the democracy sound the alarm.
Let their watchword be Estate rights, the
Union and our iberties'' These are boldly
threatened by their enemies. Those who cher
isA what is most dear TO US all will now arouse
themselves and re5uke those who propose these
reasonable schemes, and treat all who assent to
or support them as national and State traitors,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17

A GROWING FAMIIY.--The Utah correspon-
dent ofthe n. Y. Times, writing from Salt Lake
city, on the 18th Of September, mentions IA cur
rent rumor that brother Heber Kimhall had
been presented by his varions wives with elcv-
en- bran new babies, during the preceding TWEEN
four hours"
A cotemporary says: Let's see. Eleven re-
sponsiblities day would be at the rate of 4 ,Ol5
per annum; so that, t"brother lIeber keeps up''
for thirty years. he will, according to our calcu-
laton, be the father ofl20, $50 chi ren--enough
to make Congressional ratio, AMI have 23,030
TO narn.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17
Execution Of llle Boy Rodgers.

New YoRK, Nov. 12.-James Rodgers, the
boy convicted of the murder of Mr.. Swanston
was executed to-day in the prison yard. Accor
ding to the previous arrangements, the execu.
tion was delayed till the latest moment in con,
sequence Of the expectation o + his friends, thai
q repreye wonld be granted by the Governor
But few persons were present in the yard
while on the outside OF the Tombs there was q
large crowd, including many females. Rodgers
remained tolerably firm until the last moment
His father was present, and when the body was
cut down, threw himself upon it in paroxism
of grief 's#e
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An Itclsl.

There was a little meeting in the CourI
House on last Wednesday evening, not called
by the Central Committee, but by John S
Pcarce AMI 'n7Ry oAT Dsmacrdts!" to adopt a
"rule Of action for the future" The trouble
with John is, that he must bs constantly chang.
leg his "rG!o Of action" He called President
Buchanan .fS, General Cass and the rest o.
the Cabinet. puck ofs'o'a l'e~s which greatly
amu'el In, BtpIlliclns present. and made
them laugh heartily. lie oI.rel a string oI
resolutions to the s,ms e:r4cs which the Dem
oorats present rJt.i Eolca, AMI the meeting ad
iouTncd.
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From the Kansas Gold Region,
Utah and the Plains.

LEAvESwoRTH, X. T Nov .9.-Faycrable &C
counts continue to arrive from the gold region.
Seven men ola Georgia company took out $500
in five days. Upwards Of six hundred wagons
bound to the mines were met last week between
Fort Kearney and the crossing OF the Platte.
Arrivals from Utah report sixinches snow on
the Sweetwater and the ice an inch thick.
Twelve hundred Indian lodges have been E.
rected in the vicinity of the military road be-
tween this point and Fort Laramie. The In
dams were peaceable.
Judge Eckles and several Mormon families
were passed on their way in.
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New YORK N1nrlkCt.

New York. Noy.13.
Flour $4,3O@4,6O for inferior to very choice
superfine State; 4,75@5o0 for extra State; a,
SOC 460 for superfne western, 5,35@5,50 for
shipping brands Extra round hoop Ohio.
Pork heavy and lower; mess 1860 13, so;
Prime uninspected 1875; for thin II 25; thick
ruff lower; sales 1000 bbls at 6,25@8,75 for
country prime; 9@9,25 for country mess; Beef
hams dull at 13,5p@15; 200 tierces prime mess
beef sold at 49, Dressed hogs dull at 81 for ex-
ira corn fed. Cut meats quiet and unchanged
Lard steady Sales 270 bbls at 101S @11c.
Butter in fair request at l2@l9c for Ohio;
1921 for State.
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Cleveland Produce market.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 12--5 P. M.
Flour There has bean some activity again
to-day. The principal transactions have been
as follows. 100 sbbls choice extra at 5,2Ii, and
$50 bbls Southern Ohio extra at $40. w ss.
Wheat---Sales car Indiana red at 1,o2; !
car coed red at LOS; / car choice white at l, 18
and 1000 bush southern Ohio white afoat at ], :
10. fattf 81 i@a t2G
Hogs--Dressed light, are held at {, % IN some
instances. Sales have been made at 4,50 gross.
(lnelot of 1,60 head sold to day, on private
terms - Leader.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17

CE5-The majority Of MoRGAN, the Republican
candidate forGovernor in New York, over PAR
KER, Democrat, will not vary but few hun
dreds from twenty thousand, and may be either
way. The vote is about-Morgan lis, ISL,
Parker 150053, burrows (American) 1889
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17

tcrIn Phjla lelphia, the delegates to the 4th
of March Convention, 1859, were chosen on
Tuesday last. Resolutions were adopted in
3noS. ofthe conventions endorsing the coa;se of
the Administration, AMI expressing the conf
Iance o; the ration in the wisdom, frmncss and
patriotism oflhe present Chief Magistrate of the
Nation, James Guchanan.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
Hogs steady; 5000 sold at 5,7O@6,3O and 6,
25, the preceding rate for those averaging 2OC
ibs--receipts LOCO head in the last twenty
four hours.
Provisions fair, speculative demand for mess
pork continues at 16 dolls. for all December;
green meats steady; $4,000 pieces sold at so
Sc
Grain--Corn in good demand at Doc. Oats
SOC
Observation-Disclosures very scarce; 800 bbls
sold at 38@39c, demand far in excess Of supply,
old crop exhausted.
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HEAVY Robbery.

TOLEDO, Nov. 12.-T'he safe Of the Wabash
and Western Railroad Company, at Fort Wayne
was opened with false keys, last night, and
Frontier Bank of Illinois, aud the balance on
other banks of Illinois and Wisconsin. No
clue to the robbers.
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Ehilndelphia Cate Market.

The supply of bcevcs on Monday was not as
great as the week before, the number at both
yards amounting to only about 1900 head. The
wrices were from to 8 so per cwt as in quality.
The supply of sheep amounted to 5000, which
were sold al from 2 to dolls. each, according to
condition and quality.
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A Bogus BnmEk-'s'9fa sisss Flood
iNg tiae SSesE-7ES50. 600 OE REouey
CircmsRseis ih EEaEi Street.

A Bogus BnmA-'EHfa BILLS E7oo4-
issg tiae SSest--GS5o. 600 Of Honey
CircmsaGe;s in EEaGi Street.
From the N Y Courier and EnQui.sr, Of Noyem
ber 9thl
The arrest of a guest Of the International
Hotel, MIR. Jethro Wood Undcrhill bv name.
for having in his possession with intent to pass
about SiOO Of the bills Of The New England
Bank at Fairmount, Me, a concern that never
existed, wac effected; through the Instrument
taltty ofthe proprietor Of the hotel, and from
information received by detective officers,
kach and Poole, 1t appears that the Western
StatesshaVe recently been flooded with the bills
and that $4,000 of them have been recently
passed in Wall street, and vicinity for stocks,
lands, NC. The bills are S5's S10's and S2O's
and are in every respect handsomely executed.
IheyTar sigoed ''Martin" cashier and f. Bit
tenhard' President. 1t appears that Mr. Tn
derhlll last week put up at the International
and handed to the clerk to deposit in the sa
500 in these bills. A day or two afterwards
he sent an order to the clerk to pay SIG to the
bearer oft The bills were all Sl0's and S2os
the clerk paid one ofhis tens on the order, and
changed another from his cash drawer A few
hours later the bill was returned by the "bear-
err as worthless. The whole hackuco was then
examined, and found to consist entirely ofbills
on the New England Bank The police were
then called in and Uaderhll was arrested and
taken before Justice Kelly to whom he stated
that he had received them from Mr.. Wilcox
broker, at No. IL Wall street in payment for 26
acres Of Western land. Whether or not the
statement be true has not as get been ascertain
| ed, and the Magistrate held him for examina-
ton. 1t is stated that bank note cngraver o.
Wall street, nine months ago, received an or
der to print five hundred thousand dollars in
the bills from one A. T. Downing. protesting to
belong to Portland, Me-, and executed the or
der, 1t is also stated that Mr.. Calhoun, Of Ex
change Place, recently paid away $1,000 in
these; Mr. Wood, broker of Pine street, $15C
in them for wine. A Mr.. Tompkins got rid o.
50 900 in them, Mr. jackson $4,000 and
John S. Dye, an unknown sum in them. Al.
together about $50 06O Of the bogus trash has
changed hands in Wall street within verJ
short time. Some time since our pol ce got an
intimation that bills on this bank were being
circulated, and the shopkeepers were for the
most part, notified, but in this case it appears
that Wall street brokers in money, and in one
instance, the publisher of bank note reporter
have been deceived and swirdled to the tune O.
thousands. Who got up the bills and who were
the prime circulators Of them, remains to bt
seen, and the police are using strenuous effort;
to ascertain.
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A large number of hogs have been brought in
to Cadiz during the past week The buyers
are Mrssrs. McFaddon and w. G.. Finney.-
Prices range from 4,50 to $780, according to
size and quality.
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.raE UAMMONToN FARMER.

nawspapsf devoted 10 Litera tufe and Agri
euture, also setting forth full accounts Of the new
settlement of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be
subscribed for al only Is cts pet nnaum.' I,
Inclose postage stamps for the amount. ADJ
dress to Editor Of the Farmer, liammonton, ATTAIN
tie Co. New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land,
of the best quality, in one Of the healthiest and
moa, delightful elm ates In The Union, see adver.
tisen,ont Of Hammonton Lands. t8{
SEN ~, i656--3n
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ALLEGHENY CRY, November l L. 1858
The market this week is about the same as
that o last, the prices Of Beeyes generally rang
ing Gtom pa to 325, as will be seen in cur table
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philadelphia market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3.

!. = THILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Flour. is quiet but firm, the sales are mostly
confined to the wants Of the trade, at 2@5,5O
for common and extrs.
There is very little doing in wheat; sales Of
$500 bush at 80 for fair Mixed and 1,40 fer
white, - m ,i
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(LFrho official vote of Ohio may be found
on our first page. Preserve it for future refer
CnCe.
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~ Gov Medary has been offered the Gov
ernorship of Klnsas. We hope that he will
accept.
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The Likenesses Of Capt. Hudson,

TT T HINU
Cyrus w. Fields isa whole size,
May he seen at DAVIS Picture Gallery opposite
the "Mnnson House" whcle he is prepared to take
first class ikenesses of ali sizes flom finger.
ring 10 whole slzo, in common or fancy cas-, IS,
on the most favorable terms.
Cadz, Nov. 10, SO
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BrsHop SIMPsox. The Pittsburgh Christian
Advocate says that Bishop Simpsons health ID
sszin declining, and there is no prospect Of biz
sssly recovery.
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0EyTo leave your son fortune--educate
him, and teach him how to finish his education
himself
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

DIIEET Il y y IIA NJ Do. :
$50 Sheep offered; 600 sold; balance left over,
The prices ranged from $1,75@2,90 p cwt.-
100 Lambs offered; all sold at l@1 ,75 Phead.
HOGS.
1918 offered all sold at l15@414c, gross, as in
quality, t...
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Prob ate Court of
Harrison county,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

FIGHT WITH CRANEs.-The following ac-
count OF desperate encounter with flock
'oi cranes is from the Contra Costa Gazette {:
On last Friday week Mr. Asa Bowen, of
Martlnez went out cunning in the neighbor-
MOOD OF Bay Point, and after killing a large
number OF snipe, came across some sand.hill
cranes, and firing at them he succeeded in
woundlng one, but his gun containing moth
ahg but small shot, which he used in hunting
snlpe, he did not kill any of them On going
up to get his prize, the wounded crane raised
a yell, which brought to his aid large mum.
per OF his friends, who showed fight, and
Mr.. Bowen in his endeavors to keep them at
pay, actually wore out his buggy whip, and
was forced, finally, to return to his buggy
leaving the cranes in possession of the field
Not wishing to be conquered by such foe,
Mr.. Bowen reloaded his gun with larger
shot, and returned to the battle ground, and
hirlng into the midst of his assailants, forced
them to retreat, leaving him, in the second
engagement, the victor of the field, when,
picking up the killed and wounded, (three)
ne returned home. Although Mr.. Bowen
nnally conquered the enemy, he cannot but
ieel little chagrined at being, in the first
struggle, forced to leave flock of cranes in
possession of the battle-ground.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

EVERY Man HIS own SURGEoN.-A French
man who was run over by car at the rail-
road, while inebriated about two years since,
rendering it necessary to amputate his leg
Just below the knee, and who subsequently
procured wooden substitute for the lost
member, in some mysterious manner broke
the substitute on last Tuesday night, 23d
inst, at his residence, on the line of Cotton
wood Avenue, and was in great tri5ulation
thereat-his occupation of rag and bottle
picker being necessarily suspended. After
mature reflection on the matter he induced a
friend to steal a spoke from dray laid up in
ordinary in the vicinity, and succeeded with
jack-knfe in whiting out a new leg by
yesterday morning He was pegging around
AS usual yesterday, and, undoubtedly, fully
enjoyed the Thanksgiving festival.-Sae'
Union, yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

STATE PRIsoNERs.-The Deputy Sheriff of
Los Angeles county brought up to San Fran
cisco, on Wednesday. on the Senator, four
prisoners for San Quentin Louis Moluco. for
manslaughter ten years; Josa, manslaughter
ten years; Jose Andreas, assault to commit
rape, four years Juan Ramos, mayhem, for
three years
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

In A DANGEROUS CoNDITioM--We gave the
particulars, in last Saturdays Times, of a cow
ardly attempt at assassination perpetrated on
Richard IL. Doak, mate of the bark Success,
while standing in drinking house on Pacific
street, Nothing has been heard of the mis-
ereant who fired the shot, nor has any clue
been obtained that seems likely to lead to his
detection. Doak was shot through the neck,
and his spine seriously affected so that he now
hes IN the hospital in a very dangerous con-
dition, the entire right side of his body being
paralyzed. But little hopes are entertained
OF his recovery. No efforts should be spared
by the police to ferret out the assassin and
bring him to a punishment he so richly merits.
s. f. Times, WursdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

lated for and in what part of the world you will make
for une, and the peri ID of your life the most prop
ous to commence business to travel by land sea
She gives You correct information of absent friends,
How you will prosper in or any other kind Of
busness-f your pretended friends are true or de-
cetfu; she viii describe your disposition, your onsti-
tution and all the principal II ats in your character.
AS ASEkONOMK.-Count by your Life Star
by the heavenly bodies and by the month and day
you born, she gives a campl t. Chart concerning
all your future life No one who is afrieud to himself
will fail to have "A consultation if he wishes to be hap
py and fortunate through LIFE She has power to per-
form wonders with sympathy and the actual Egyptian
Secrets.
She can be consulted about patients diseases-surc
sickness, pains and rheumatism. Cnres the sight,
and relieves the toothache that 1t never will re-
turn. Persons desiring her services, and not wishing
to call upon her, by sending herword, will be waited
upon at their residence.
She is visited daily by dozens and dozens Of people,
CONSU ULTATl 0NS-( -(strictly privae) from A. NJ. to
10 p. NJ. PRICE-from 81 to So. Explanations in
English, French and German.
esy- MADAM HARTMANN manufactures an arti-
Gle of CoIOgne Water, that sofens tle skin, ma
king the cOuntenauce look young and beau full. 1t
also removes all freckles. 1t is important that ladies
who desire a fine complexion should use this water.
Go TO see her, for She Will remain only n
Few Days.
ROOMS-SEC0ND STREET, SECOND Door FROM G
sTREET-UP STAIRS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

FOURTH DIsTRIoT CouRT.-The case of Hod-
ges and wife VS.. Dr. Cooper, for damages, is
still going on, the court room yesterday being
crowded The testimony thus far is wholly
confined to the relative opinions of the vari-
GUS physicians who have been summoned as
witnesses, and as it is an axiom that doctors
seldom agree" the uninitiated are, thus far,
unable to form an opinion in the matter The
case VIII probably occupy the Court week
more,-S. F. CALL Thursday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

For SAFE KEEPING-Four sailors, belong
ing to the French ship Target lying in tie
Bay, have been placed i'll the station hous,
for safe keeping. They were about to desert,
and will be kept in confinement until the yes
sci is ready to sail again, when they will be
put on board They are detained at the re-
quest of the French Consul
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

Vicious DoG.-W ednesday morning, at II
o'clock, furious bull dog, the property of
George Mitchell, butcher, corner of Vallejo
and Dupont streets, San Francisco. attacked
a Mexican passing by, fastened his teeth upon
his thigh, and lacerated the flesh dreadfuIlv.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

TAX LIsTs.-N early all our interior ex
changes, this week, are composed entirely of
delinquent TX lists.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

DIVORCES Eliza Kennedy has been di-
rorced from John Kennedy, in Sacramento ;
and Sarah A. Terry fromC. X. Terry, and
Helen Smith from Manuel Smith, in Siskiyou
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

HUNc-Y esterday, Chung Lang was exc
cuted at Mokelumne for the murder of a fel
: low-Chinaman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

Ill FouNDrD-rhe charge ofpetty larceny
for stealing pair of ladies CATERS, entered
against Rayieo Dorces. was i'll founded. 1t
was shown yesterday in the Police Court that
he came honestly by them. He was dis
charged.-S f. Times.
If it would not be deemed impertinent, we
would like to ask, how did he come by them ?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

CHAIN GANG-The authorities of Sacra-
mento contemplate the re-establishment of
the chain gang
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27

ARKANSAS FOR DoUGEAs.-A Washington
correspondent of the St. Louis Republican,
says:
"Ihe Hon. Albert Rust, of Arkansas, has
been here for several days and speaks freely
on the Senatorial issue in Illinois, He says
he is not only Douglas man himself, entire
y and without reservation, but that the De-
mocracy of Arkansas are all the same way
This fact is stated by Mr., Rust in all the
Executive Departments here to the very great
annoyance of some of the "head chiefs" who
had idly supposed that the Little Giant
could be prostrated with the "iaw bones of a
few jacS-asses.' Douglas is made of that pc
culiar kind of stuff which rebounds the more,
the greater the pressure; and like the kite,
his genius rises as the adverse winds grow
stronger. The unnatural war waged upon
him, and the great efforts made to crush bin
seem to have had the effect of arousing the
Southern Democracy and the Southern press
in his favor, for not only are the Democracy
of Arkansas for stephen A. Douglas, but the
great body Of the Democracy of the whole
South, as indicated through the Southern
press, are coming to the rescue"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-27
miscellaneous.
DISSERTATION.

VNHE copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned, under the name and style Of G. II.
Scranton Co., is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent Parties indebted will please call at the old
stand west side of street, Third, and settle
with either of us. c. II. SCRANTON,
WILLIAM PLUGHOFF
Marysve, Nov. 1st, IS5S nov4-1m