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STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURERS

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0. H. GHALKLEY,
9aH0ler ron seoer unb Sduts8inrinas, SsnvOrtel,r
Scn franSSfldem Salblsber,
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Serfauft. wv s"' Supt'f p'lielt
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sseSsn Safass wsnte man Ib an
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Si6mpuber Mu3eieer.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22

knives and reVOlvers, the stufiing Of ballot box
es and double voting,the numbering and driving
from thepolls Of DemOcrats,-if such mean
were necessary to secure the election Of an Op
position Congressman.
Several votes have already been had in tht
Senate on Pacific Railroad bill. That a ma
jority ofthe Senltors are in favor of railroad t
the Pacific there is no doubt, yet so great is tht
diversity OfopiniOn as to the proper route, thai
l am of the opinion that no bill will pass thil
session. Even should one get through the Sen.
ate, believe it would fail in the House.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, appointments
made by the President during the recess of Con.
gress, were all confirmed. The fears which
were entertained by some, that there would be
difficulty and opposition in regard to the Illinois
were all groundless. The ap-
pointments were all sustained by a united
Democratic vote. B.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
More Territorial FinkcriEg--PrOp
OSiti0n of Mr.. Morris of Illinois.

On the the second day of the present session Of
Congress, one the Douglas members from ILL
nois, gave notice that on the 14th inst, he would
offer bill authorizing the people Of the sever
al organized Territories ofthe UniteI States to
provide through their respective legislatures, for
the appointment or election of their Governors,
Judges, and all other territorial officers in such
manner as said legislature may by law deter
mine"
If this proposed change in the Territorial pol
icy of :he General Government, is demanded by
correct principle, the question at once arises
why Senator Douglas excluded it from his mem
orable Nebraska bill in 1854. Had not this
very same propos ition been suggested when the
Nebraska bill was up for discussion, it might be
supposed that it was omitted by accident But
rs the suggestion was then actually made its
tional.
During the discussion of Mr.. Morris PROPOSE
ton, We suppose the people of the States will
learn whether they arc still to be taxed with the
support of territorial governments after being
stript OF all possible voice in the management Of
their affairs "Joration with0m Representation, ~
saws the Newark Aioocate, was the main cause
the American revolution. IF the Stairs are 10
be taxed for the support OF territories without
any influence over their doings, the sooner the
public understand that fact the better it will be
for all concerned.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
Another F!g.,tim Was,,suytow

The telegraph, under date of Washington
Saturday, December IS says:-A difficulty oc-
Cured this morning between Congressman En-.
glish and Montgomery on Pennsylvania -av-
enue. These two members of Congress hap.
pened to meet for the first time this sess ion,
when Mr. English extending his hand, said
"How are you Mr. Montgomery" Mr.. Mont
gomery withheld his hand anduttercd an insult
ing expression, something like II don't speak tc
puppies" Whereupon Mr.. English struck him
a severe blow upon the head, breaking his cane
by the blow, and knocking Montgomery into
the gutter, but not entirely down. Montgom
on rising, hurled brick at English, striking
him on the leg, but doing no injury to him. Mr.
English states to his friends that he was entire
ly unarmed, and was not aware that Mr.. Mont.
gomery had any i'll feeling toward him up to the
time Of the encounter. Mr.. Montgomery as tc
strength and size, is superior to Mr. English.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
a SUecIS Of WaC.

Again does the suspicion of war taint thu
breeze. A British man n-of war has insisted
upon and has searched an American pas.
Senger steamer without reasonable cause.
British war vessel boarded and searched the
Nicaraguan passenger steamer Washington, al
San Juan, under pretence that it was feared fl
ibusterS were on board, and this too, after ar
American war vessel had made thorough
search and reported all right. 1t is an insult
to our flag that demands something more thar
mere apology. The telegraph reports rumor
that the British officer has sent an apology tc
our Government. The British have a way o
doing business which needs some effectual re-
buke. They insult our flag over and over again
and then apologize. Our Government accepts,
eXacting promise that no such insults shall be
inflicted again Scarcely has the satisfctC n
been received before our citizens are again snub-
bed, and so it goes, insult and apology, an &C.
acknowledgement Of satislaction,a fresh insultand
and another apology. The sooner "the powers
that be" at Washington, refuse apologies, the
better Cleveland Daily ReUielc, December 18th
WAsHINGToN, Dec 13.
The State Department had not this morning
received any official dispatches in reference TO
the recent events in Central America.
Regarding the Newspaper accounts TO be true,
our relations with Great Britain are considered
as extremely critical and bordering on war
The substance of Com. McIntosh's despatch to
the Navy Department concerning the steam
er Washington, is that the said officers asserted
their right to make such visit by reason ofthe
pTotectorate over San Juan Del Norte, estab
lished at tie request of Nicaragua.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
willing to LetHansas Alone.

The New York Ttabune has come to the con-
clusicn that Congress need devote but littl,
time to Kansas this winter. 1t says:
"We believe Kansas is likely to claim little
attention from Congress this session. The new
ly elected Territorial Legislation does not meet
till January; and il shall be decided to call a
Convention to frame new State Constitution
the election of delegates, assembling ofa Con-
vention, framing ofa Constitution, submission
thereof to- and ratification by the people, re-.
turn Of the votes and transmission OF the re-.
suits to Wash ington, could hardly be effected
within the sixty days which intervenes between
the Territorial Legislature and the final adjourn
ment OF Congress-. We do not decide what
may be the WISHES Of the people of Kansas on
the subject; we deem it morally certain that
their State will not be admitted at this session
and that Congress will not be required to de-
vote much timc 10 Kansas this winter"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
CADIZ WHOLESALE mARKET'


Corrected Weekly by George d Wilson, Whole
sale G'ocers, Forwarding and Commission
Melchants.)
CADIz, OHIo Dec. %, 49,
F2oW-For good Superfne and Extra $4,5C
@5o0.
Wheat-70@1,00.
Groceries, Sugar in hhls. 9@1o; N. O.
Molasses so cts per gal.
Rio C1Bee-11@121a;J Java l8; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper l5@17.
A1spice-l7; Cloves 25; Soap, Rosin bar SO
51s; German do. ~.
Ct,stile JSoop-15; Soda g. Candles 13@13I&
Crmn-Corn SO; Oats 40; Rye 5O@ Barley
G0c
R'ce-Gc p 10.
z0yocco-6 Twist IL; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 30@33.
Fis1-Mackeral No. 8, p Dbl. S11,5o, hal
do 100.
Like FisA-White p half bbl $4,0o. Her
ring do $4,00. Trout do $3.50. Pickeral dc
5000. Perch do $500.
Sugars-Crushed and Pulverized, Coverings
brand 12@14c.
Sta,ch-8cts p tb.
Tsas-Y oung Tyson 40@75 cts; Black Tea
3O@5O.
Nai1s-1o to COD So, 25. to Sd $780, etc
7dS4,25.
Sai-P,ttsburgh, $500 p bbl
Seeas-Timothy Seed $1,25. Clover Seed
4,OO@4,50, Flax SlOO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
Health Without Physic;
4 Prizc EssaY ON Nervous Diseases

n AIoSuy Vhh NOuS DHSCstSSSs
JUST published, the 25th thousand, in q scaled
envelope price 10 cents or sent, postpaid, by the
Poblshers for stamps:
A Medical Essay on the Physical Exhaustion
and Decay of the frame from Indulgence, Infection
and the injurious consequences of Mercury, With
the modern means OF cure. ~.
By RI. CULVERWEIL, M. D.
Member of the Roys College ofSurgeans, &c, &c
G-Spemutorrhpa, or Seminal Emissions, Ner-
vous Debility ,lmpotency, Loss of Energy, Depres-
sion of Spirits, Iimidty Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and lmrediments to Marriage generally,
are promptly and efectnally cured by the Authors
novel and most successful mode of treatment, by
means of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse to dangerous and
expensive medicines
From the London Lancet 1.-THE lest treatise
ever wri ttcn on subject ofvita importance to all,
well worthy the Authors exalted reputation"
Address the Publishers G. ]. G. KLINE II Co.,
LIST Avenue, cor 18th Street, Post Box 45S6, New
York City.
9,,. .ins
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Iscport oC tllc POSE Mnster CcncrnI

TFQVnOrf SaC fTtn DnGf MrC4OV
TbiS ronort H., a. H. - $50 :"
Post Ofire on tbo sG'b Of Inv .os n'liIt 81 o.
The number established dnrip~ I ,bs last fi,ca,
wear lending June 9l,h1 was . 1o1. The rnmhc,
discontinued 730. ''''
The number of Postmos, ers onno;rted drr;ro
the wear was 8. .o84 or these / 595 were tG
fiji vacancies bv resignation gg8 bv cbange a
name and Sites. and 2.12I on establishment q
new Offices, The whole number Of nftices nr
The 1st of December 1873 was % 573
On the 3Oth of Jnne last, there were in one
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22
Slavery in Alabama.

Joab, a slave belonging to Senator Fitzpart
rick, brought his cotton crop to Wetumpka or
last Satu day, and sold it to Bryan & Cater fol
one hundred and sixty dollars in clean cash
This case makes very pretty contrast to the
one reported in the New York papers, where
thousands Of women and children gathered to,
gather to seek bread where there was no bread
This is Jacobs spending money. There is ne
need of his laying up for old age or decreptude
The hand ola kind master stands between him
and want and no visions of famished wife and
starving childecn haunt his future Wetumphc
Spectator, Dec z.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-22

New York, Dec. 14--The I'ribune'S Wash
ington Correspondent says that Mr.. Douglas has
prepared and will soon publish declaration of
his intention not to be a candidate for the Pres
idency in 1860.
0E~It is strange, to say the Ieas', that such a
black republican sheet as the n. Y. TtBunr,
should be Sc we'll posted in the movements of a
Democrat
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rsu.onic i,,.tuIIn rio,I nnd re.tirn.

The members of Harrison Lodge No. 2l9
Free and Accepted Masons will have an install
lation and Festival at the Odd Fellows Hall in
Cadiz on Monday evening, December 81, 1858,
at I, NJ. All members Of the order in good
standing, of this and neighboring Lodges, with
their wives a Id daughtersarc respectfully invit-
ed to be present and participate.
C. y. ALLEN,
s. c. BEST,
J. II. M'MATH,
JAMES HOWARD,
j. NJ. PAUL,
Commdte Of A,raagemeats.
Cadiz, Dec. % 1853.
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kDr. RAlrGlSlaan.

As will be seen by reference to our advertis-
ing columns, this celebrated Physician will be
in Cadiz, at the Mansion House, on Wednesday
January 5, 1850 Let all the sick ana afflicted
take notice, because we believe that he can dc
them rood
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Tax Eb:1yPrS Take NnaicN.

will keep my Office open for the reception OF
Taxes until the 25th of December-after that
time all unpaid that are due will be returned
delinquent and collected according to law.
JOHN RUSSELL, Treasurer,
Dec. %, 1853. of Harrison Co.
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Cp5-The Cleveland Plaiudealey, one of Sena.
tor Douglas private organs, says that that dis.
tinguiShed gentleman positively declines being
candidate for the next Presidency. This will
be bad news for some political quid nunes who
who have for some time been hanging between
the prospects THAT gentleman, and what they
could get they were TO go over to the black re-
publicars,
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0ur neighbor and his friend ofthe St. Glars
vile Republican, only left out of the late mes
sage Of President Buchanan, what would make
a column and half of their papers; and then
tried to pass the document off as genuine
They are noble pair to lecture one another.
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Notice.

THIS is to inform the public that on the 18th of
December, 1853 retired from the Saddle and EIar-
ness business in Cadiz aud that the business from
that date will be carried on by my brother S Tim
mons. +. TIMMONS
Cadiz Ohio, Dec. %. ls59.3trd
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Permanent Office.

Complying with the urgent request of hun
dreds OF their patients,
Have concluded to remain PERMANENTLY IN
PITTSBURGH and may be consulted at their Of
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0E1- Pin Vinton, Esq, well known citizen
of Tuscarawas county, Ohio, departed this life
on the 1st inst, at his residence in Port Wash
ington in that county.
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kFThe entire distance from Cincinnati to
New Orleans may be Travelled by railroad with
the exception of twenty miles by river and sew
enty miles by stage. The total distance by
rail, river and stage, between the two cities, is
1858 miles, and can be travelled in G7 hours.
So says Victor Smith, of the Cincinnati Cam
mercial
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Pelton's Qntline Mans

THE undersigned will sell a good and full set
of the above maps with two keys, for seventeen
SID daars.
d. SPARKS.
Now RumIey Har Co Dec 22 1858 At
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The Election Of the Next President
--The HOuSC Of KPnTcSentaliXeS.

In seems to be conceded that Oregon will be
admitted into the Union at the present session
of Congress This will increase the number Ol
States to thirty three. In case the election Of
the next President should go into the House OF
Representatives, the following would probably
be the result Each State has one vote, ma
.iorty of the delegation giving that vote. The
Democratic candidate would receive:
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The Republican candidate would have fifteen
Northern States Maryland probably tie. II
requires seventeen votes to elect. In case Ore
gon is admitted, and the Democrats from Cali
Ernia are awarded their seats, the Democrats
will just have States enough to elect their men.
The Opposition will on this account, make
strenuous efforts to unseat the California DEM
ocrats.