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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08
CADlZ WHOLESALE MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by George 3- Wilson, Whole.
sale Grocers, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.)
CADIz, ONO, Dec. s, '58.
Flo@-For good Superfine and Extra $4,5C
@5,OO.
Weat-7o@1,Oo.
Groceries, Sugar in hhds. 9@lo; N. o.
Molasses so cts per gal. e-.
Rio Cc6ee-11@12R; Java Is; Pepper II
Ground Pepper 15@l7.
AHspice-17; Gloves 25; Soap Rosn bar SO
5Ia; German do. TX.
CASTLE Soqp-15;S Soda 6ila Candles 13@13%
G'ain-Corn so; Oats 40; Rye 50@ Barley
60c
Rice-6c p tb.
7o5acco-6 Twist IL; Dewy & Andersons
brands 3O@33. @ .,..
Mackeral No. 8, p Dbl. sl1.5O, hall
do 100.
Lake Fd-Whitc y half Dbl. $4,oo. Her
ring do $500 Trout do $3.50. Pickera! do
$500. Perch do $500 . ...
Sugars-Crushed and Pulyerized, Coverings
brand 12@14c.
Starch-8cts p ID.
Teas Young Tyson 40@75 cts; Black Tea
30@5O. :. ......."
Naas-1o to God So, %. 8 to Sd $3.50. e.to
7d$4,25.
sah-Plttsburgh, $500 y Dbl.
Seeds-Timothy Seed $1,25. Glover Seed,
4,00@4,5O Flax $1,00.
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T.egns Notice.

James Nc Clintock, Admin'or of
Thomas McClintock, deceased Probate Court OF
vs. Harrison county,
Elizabeth McClinock. widow,
Joseph Miller & lsabela his wife -ls
Thomas McCIntock the he irs Petition to aoll
nt Eiizn.eth Cecil, deceased, land.
Unknown ct al.
FENfiE said Thomas McClintock of the State ef
! liuois, and the unknown heirs and Iepsl rsp.
Eesentaives of Eizahe tn Cecil late o. the Stata Of
Iowa deceased; VIII, are heirs and legal represen.
ahyes OF Thomas McCliniock, deceascd, are here.
ty info rmed that on tn 2ad day of November 1858.
bald Administrator file his petition in the Probatc
Court OF Harfi on County Ohio; the object and
prayer Of which petition, is to obtain an order on
the 10th day OF December, 1885, al O'Clock, A. M,
Tor the assignment 0l the dover Of Elizabeth Nc.
Clintock. the widow of said Thomas McC lintcck,
deceased. And for the sale of the following real
estate, (Jf which tho said Thomas McChn,ock,
dlcd sezedl or Of 80 much thereof as mar be necss.
ssry to pay the debts OF said decedent 10 witt The
east hall OF the south quarter Of section TWEEN.
ty-tour go, of Township twelve (l2,, in Range
six g., ol the SteuFenviIe land District Harrison
County, Ohio, containing IS 9o.l0 acres, more or
ess. NJ ESrEP
New 10, '5s-4'-&5,2j Attorney Of Pei TONER
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SlOO0OO

OH establishment and consequently produce our
mach nery at Il lowest possible cost.
Gu, Portable Circular Saw Mills are built after
the most approved models, with saw of any dame
ter, iron or wooden head blocks, betting &c, &c
Hantsto thathigh station; certainly, the ensuing
session ofCongress should be permitted to 60 by
before anything is said on the subject of the
succession. Mr.. Buchan's term is not yet
halfround, nor has his policy, foreign aud do
mestic, been fully enuncatcd, which we pre-
sumo, will be done in his next annual Message.
Let that be first made known, and let Congress
and the Democratic party rally as one man in
support of the Administration, SO that all trou-
besome questions may, possible, be put out
Of The way; and we shall then have free
couIse and plenty of time to canvass the claims
and qualifications Of the several gentlemen who
casta longing eye upon the White House.
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COngrGSN

Met on last Monday, and next week we will
endeayor to give our readers the second annual
message of President Buchanan. .aea
Our old correspondent "B., !" zone Of whose
letters will be found on the first page Of to days
SentineI) has promised to furnish us with let
ter regularly every week during thepresent ses-
sion. Our correspondent is an able writer
anda gentleman that is fully posted in what
ever is going on in Washington, and his let
ters will always be read with interest by our
readers. as .-e ..E IN.
We should be glad ifhe would mail his let
ters every Saturday, morajnr,-.---.-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

New SUBMARINE TELEeRAPH WIRE. Henry
j. Rodgers, Esq, of Baltimore city, has invent
ed and patented a new submarine telegraph
wire. Its littlemore than q quarter Of an inch
in diameter, or one third the size of the Attain
TIC cable already laid down, and consists OF >
eopperswire in the centre, about %. large as .
good sized knitting needle coysred first with .
layer of gutta percha, and next with a braid Of
fine flax, or hemp, thoroughly saturated with
pitch, 1t is flexible, yet very solid and evident
u durable. #
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The Negroes Sent Back 10 Africa by
the u. s. Ship Niagara.

The London Tins has letter from St. Vim
cent, Cape de Verbs, stating that the Niagara
put in there on 22d OF October. 1t appears
that of the 27l which the Niagara took on
board at Charleston, 81 died before the ship
reached the Caps de Word Islands. Dr. Raney
the agent, describes the condition oil the negroes
as follows;
"They are extremely filthy, and much pre- fer
pudity to dress. We have adopted the plan of
having large hose turned on them twice per
week, with strong men at the engine. They
appear we'll enough satisfied with the path, but
cannot, even by the lash, which we are compel
led to employ freely be made to observe any
other sanitory or decent habit. 1t requires a
good large crew of men to keep the spar deck,
where they are located, clean. When clothing
was put on them in Charleston, of which the
negro slaves in the city contributed several
dray loads, they Immediately tore it off, and
rolled in the sand and basked in the sun.
know but few cases in which they manifest
any sympathy for one another, except to scratch
each others backs. They gave no attention or
sympathy whatsoever to the sick and dying
When one is dead the body may lie for hours
among them in immediate contact, yet unno-
ticed. But as soon as the soul has fled, they
steal the blanket of the deceased, and most un-
tremendously proceed to appropriate his bread
spoon and bag During the process Of burial
they never manifest the slightest concern. A
more stolid brutalized, pitiable set of beings
never beheld. '..sai" grfl4. faE
All Of them take medicine without word OF
objection, yet whenever one sckens be is almost
certain to die. We found them with scurvy,
diarhea, and opthalmia.and relieved very much
of the former and latter. They now have also
catarh, influenza, scuryy and chronic diarhoea.
We have given them all the aid that money
literally expended and directed by intelligent
Christian sympathies, could dictate. But they
are set Of poor, miserable beings, who will
probably soon relapse into their old state.
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GOES IN For DIsoLvING The UNIoN-John
w. Forney, fellow that few renegade Know
Nothings hereabouts tries to bolster up a sound
Democrat, thus threatens to dissolve the
Union, if the South will not go in for the old
exploded doctrine ofa high protective tariff.
"What we demand is your necessity, your in
terest, as much as our own. five thought 9TH
erwise, we would break the bond that unites
MS. We would not be bound to system of
ruin for all the recollectons Of the Revolution,
all the joint honors and gories of the Union, and
all the prophesies ofgrandeur that rest upon it."
Forney threatening to dissolve the Union.
The idea is too ridiculous to be even laughable ?
By the by, what became of that protection
tariff resolution that couple of chaps prom
Cadiz were telling about Steubenvile they
were going to pass.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

65-Our exchanges are burlesqung the late
chess match between the New York and Phla-
delphia Chess Clubs. One paper notices game
Of euchre between the Chicago and Bridgeport
Euchre Clubs, played through piece Of the
veritable Atlantic Telegraph Cable, which was
laid along the bottom Of the 'raging canal" for
that special purpose. After a games Bridge.
port discovered that Chicago had stolen all the
Jacks from the deck, lon
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

G1-lt is such an uncommon thing for black
republican to do democrat justice on any oc-
casion, that the Steubenville Herald, black
republican sheet Of the thick wool kind, takes a
spell ofthe night mare about our article in re
lation to Judge Bostwick last week. If you
were only in the habit Of doing justice to Dem
ocrats, Bro. Allison, you would not take it SO
hard when Democrat does justice to po.
liti:al opponent.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

William Youngof South Pittsburgh says:
"After having suffered severely for several
dsps with most distressing attack Of Diarhma,
I purchased bottle of Berhsve's Holland Bit
tiers. II gradually checked the disease, and re-
stored nv bowels to perfect order. Before |
had finished the bottle, found my appetite
end strength returning. believe it worthy of
tho.character you give it, and shall recommend
Il a. ssict.w
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which greatly facilitates the pfoce,s A ,s.,A,..
" soiienlng the gums, reducing all ipAamm ,ion
~ 10y ALL FAH ana spasmo9Ic action, and a
sukE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Tpena upon H. mothers it will give rest to your
wv, anu Ath'Af AND HEALrH TO YOUR IErASrs.
We have put up and =. sold this srt;ci. g.
~ I, Il SUI eAH say 5 IN CONFIDENCE AND TRrrH
If 80, la Ia We nave ~ never been ubie In sav
IN 'f fN T'Itet "A n ,eGicine- NEVER HAS TT FAIT.
a CIiRE - sE .;i ~ FANCETO EFFECT
know an instance Of dis = s,tisf.c,ion - Ws
who used it. On the y contrary. ali az. III III SUe
ed with Its operations, = and vpsnk in ,asrs.
eonmehoatl0n z OF its magical effect and
,,.,u ,euioa' virtues we < speak in this mst,eT
We DO Know" a utter ten years experi-
-, S,r IVA fLLpSL I' ooN REPUTATION FOR THE FuL-
every instance where the infsr, ia "'.i"s' n
pain and exhaustion, re - lief will he FonnJ \; 81
teen or twenty minutes aTtar ,na go, - ~ ~ ~ ~"
g saw ''0P - "unih'
This valuable prepara = tion "a ,bs Dro.,.,.,.
@ y, oHe MITn Gt me ne most EA PERlENCED e. Skill.
,,.i nSL HuNHHo IN new % England, and has been
useu WIN HkVER FAILING = SUCCESS in
:, iHOOS ,NDS a OF CASES
~ ho' ohy r'leVes = the chill ftom pam hut
Ia LntigoIates If. the stomach and bowels, corr.cis
Sv.,sn, anu M giTes tone and energy to the whole
SyS'eu' eim NJ ~ wi VIII almost ~ instantly rellevs
GRlPlNG IN THE 3 BO VEfS. Ann
WIND z COLiC,
and overcome convulslons. which If NOT ,no.A;l,
remedied, end in DEATH We belieye II tho n.,
and SuREsr REMEDY IN TuE WORLD in all case. If
DYSENI ERY AND DIARRHGA lin Gill.
DREN, whether it arises from teethiue, or from
any any other h cause We would say to every mother
complaints-Do NOT LET YOUR PREJtpLcEs Nos TuS
PREJuDIcTS OF OTHERS, sta nd between your suffering
child and the relief ihnt will be SJJRE-ves' XIII.
SOLUTELY SURE to follow The use of This med.
lclne' ii timely nsed Full directions tor using will
acc mpany ench bottle. None genuine unless the
tac simiIe Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New Yo.k.is
on the outside wrapper, Price 25 cents per lo 10.
Sold by Druggists throughout the wo III ~
frlnclPal Cffce, No. 10 Cedar ST., New York.
December 8, le59-Iy. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

C1rEyery man in China must pay up his
debts At the beginning Of the year, and also at
the time Of religious festival about the mid.
de ofths year lfnnablc to at these times, his
husinass stops until his debts are paid. Won
der how such JUST Observance might suit the
United States. , ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

or The Ohio State Journal, the leading or
gan OF black Republicanism in Ohio, comes to
US greatly enlarged, and otherwise improved
Its now published by Messrs. Cooke g. Mllers.
The Mr.. Millers' were formerly citizens OF
Harrison county. The Republican party of
Ohio ought to give the Jo~rna1 a big patronage,
because it is just as strong black Republican
sheet as can be made. . ME
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

The INTENTIONS or SPAIN. 1t is stated thai
Senior Tassara, the Spanish Minister to this
government has notified Secretary Cass that
his government has no other design on Mexico
than the protection Of her citizens residing
there, and the enforcement OF her claims for in
demnity. Her object is alleged to be similar to
that of England and france.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

OF The Democratic State Central Commit
tee meets at Columbus, on Saturday January
9th, 1889, for the purpose Of fixing upon the
time Of holding the next Democratic State Con-
Yentinn
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Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLEGHENY CRY, Dec 2, 1853.
The sales this week were mostly made to
our city butchers to supply the local demand,
there being but few Eastern dealers in the mar
ket. The sales OF Hogs are large, as our pack
ers are now making purchases. The prices Of
last week were we'll maintained
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

Steam Engines for farm aud Mechanical use.
Portable Steam Engine, Patented August Sd,
1853
We invite the attention of the people to our por-
table steam engines, designed expressly Tor their
use SO simple in construction that they can operate
them without the assistance OF experienced ehgi-
neers; so chenpus to come within their means; so
light that they are easily we'd; very durable,
and burning any kind OF fuel
We hive invested in tools, patterns &c, over
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

UNITED STATES SENATOR'S ELEogED.--The
North CaroliaaIegislatuE elected Governor
Bragg for the long term. and Hon. Thomas L.
Clingman for the short term-United States
Senators from that State.
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e0c5- The editor ofahe # ifin Aauetiser adyo.
Gates the holding Of the next Democratic State
at the same time We do-ths 4th
lay Of March.
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w Vermont is about to pass additional laws
designed to defeat the operation of the Fugitive
Slave Law in that State. Vermont has for
some time past been an abolition null lifying
State. Her leading men appear to have no re-
gard for their obligations to the law and the
constitution, when they come athwart their ab-
ltinn nrocliv itiac ..tnF ..TH H.
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New York CntaIe Market.

ga. ~ ~ Eo!i New. YoRK. December 1.
Beeyes; receipts 1000; market heavy, bat
closed liyelier; sales Of medium at ~ 7R8;t the
best - @9M. Sheep active and higher; re-
ceipts 5000. Swiney heavy; receipts $4,000;
sales $5@5,Sl; dressed Hogs are quoted At w
a. ttli ye -.t4Evt-I t4#,,tT
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o. MIR. Bonner of the Ny. Ledger, has, in
his arrangement for the publication of the
mount Vernon Papers," only acted upon the
suggestion fudge Story many years since
that "some follews applause where Euersh goes"
Louisville Journal
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Emea,nrstgilarr.

Ths HiIIsborough (O,J Gazette says that the
asdition 10 tho populstion Of that place during
~ D4ss week amounted to seelas and al boys,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

NATION, H., Noy. 29.--Last night MAI
named Hugh Harkness in fit of delirum tre.
mems, Set fire to his house. Himself wife and
child were burnt to death. .t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

OF A young man in Cincinnati has sued a
surgeon for $4,000 damages, for unnecessarily
cutting off the leg He alleges that ether was
given him, while in the hospital, and advantage
taken ofhis inconsistencies fora nice operation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

OF j. j. Grimes, Esq, distinguished law
yer of Cambridge, Ohio, departed this life on the
26th ultimo. .....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-08

ELkVeL4SD, Nov. 29.-Hiram Cole, chasr.d
win poisoning his wife at Chagrn Falls, VS.
acquitted yesterday morning.
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P @ u =. .Ts II " /,
CHICKENS & TURKEYS
w "A N T. EDi y

WILL pay the highest price in Cash for live
Chickens and Turkeys, IL delivered soon q ny
PcEiedical Store In Cadix. IN AsIiANrAA
( Cadiz, Dec. I, lssa3t @
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WHO sI'BscRiBEs FOR THE ta"
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A BEAUTIFULLY
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r AMILY NEW WSPAPER.

The New York Weekly Press is one of the larg.
est and best literary papers OF the day A large
OF fentertaining matter; and Elegantly illustrated
every week. y"
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M ILLERS genuine Cradles, also dozsn haT.
lxl ing Syhes OF the beet Quality Tor saIs cheap
iGuns SOY JAMES STEWAkTv.,
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he articles to be distributed are comprised in the
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Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Br oches, Ear Drops,
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tion among them instead of giving large com.
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sOuth,CarOIInasl r~I,Ias,,. e.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 3.-Ths tenth ballet ~
United States Senator resulted in the electio,
Of James Chestnut, President Of the S,1ts
Senate. This Is signal triumph Of the con.
servatives- The ninth ballot stood IS folIows;
Manning 46: Adams a. On the tenth balIot
Chestnut received SO and Adams 54.
senator Hammond was in town to-day. and
his Presence and wishes doubtless had an intu.
ence on the result
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VVOVer million ofdollars' worth Of proper
3 has been sold by the Sheriff Of Hamilton co, O.
during the last two years. -
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Taxes for 1859,

The following article from the Ohio State
Journal, (althou; a strong Republican paper
meets our views exactly. Our State taxes, it is
true, are high enough, and entirely too high for
comfort to the taxpayer; but they are nothing
in comparison with the taxes levied by the local
authorities. If tho people desire retrenchment
and reform, they must commence the work at
home Even here in Harrison county, large
amount Of money is ooliShly squandercd at
home. We say again, let the work of retr nch-
ment and reform commences at home. Let us
elect men to Office who will look after the tax
payers interest instead o! their own. The
great object with men that are elected to office
now -a-days seems to be-hcw much they can
make out of their office. If the people will
only take this matter into their own hands,
and not leave it to professional off e seekers,
they can work out reform; but if they leave it
to the ofti.e seekers to attend to, their taxes
will he increased. If we desire our taxes lessen.
ed, we must attend to it here at home. Let
every taxpayer go to work, and bring about
this much needed reform.
Read carefully the following article from the
Journal, and then go to work and have the bur
thens Of taxltion lightened;-
Below will be found tie footings ofthe Tab {,
ular Statement OF Taxes and Taxable propertM
for 1858, just completed by the Anator of State
TAXES ASSESSED By STATE AUTHORITIES. n
A crcs of land % 29S g6d
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AARON FORMAN.

0AAGN = 0NAAkA1S1& 4e n @
TAKES this method to inform the citizensoi
l. Harrison and adjoining countics, tlat he
Williams, in the -. ,'s.t3,@' 49,,
CO4Cli MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand a superior stock %
Carriages and Buggies, v
Which he intends TO sell on the most reasonable
terms. Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as well at my Establishment !
mined not TO be excelled in timber orw orkmanship-
Repairing done the shortest notice, and on tho,
most reasonable terms. Fi fF"
have purchased the Right of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons Edward y Charles Ev'
rett ltneeds only to be seen to be appreciated
hope and feel confident Of liberal lshareo
patronage. A. sFORMAN.
Cadiz, April %, 1858. ss4
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TAAtS ASSESSED DA "IAlH AoTHohIFiES' nI les j, =
no,cS oI ,a",' A,12 ~ 1os, o"','o :, :,
r',"o % i'il.H' sfoo' too - ~
r.i r"ins o! ~ low. io'S' drm dg,, I9z LoZ o 90 !
'"iac u eLa''e' property @'N'oAf'Vo
| r,, .o1ooooo no
~ %. f"iIV; nSSn,- -"oo ~ 70 %
AK 'o' ,2'"'e uE2,, sl'p3 g37 'o0c o0c % %
! 'cu'I"' G "e'e"eS E ",,'' ooo'a0o 80 . .
! H'' T1'n'ioh "o"'I'' l'Ao3'0o1 90 o11 . .
"''io'' LIBRARY '"Hu' >0'''-0 4
~, c.... moo-o 100 !
o'Ai o'aee ~ .--.-,,.. '-,''o,i-- 4
y AAA" ASSHSNN0 BY COUNTY A1IHpMit1E5' ok osS
0ouhty taA' Sl'a@q'9oo 'acI' 99o q
Drloee TAX "od ""l 700 200 "
y oor gay oa;,9L, 3'4I.
,uh',''s YAK "-o'I31 o'131
iso"u NJ ''A 1no zoo zoo
''"''' o"o YAK TO- f'o I
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