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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10


The Democracy of the old keystone State
at their State convention on the 4th inst, full
fy endorsed the Kansas policy Of their 'fayorito
SUM-" The resolutions were adopted almost
unanimously.
In his own county, Qancaster,) the following
pure and patriotic resolutions were adopted
unanimously:
Reso7Uei, That whilst we, in common with
many of our democratic friends in other States,
would have been pleased to see the constitution
formed at Lecompton submitted, as o whole, to
the people of the Territory of Kansas, for their
approval; and whilst we agree with the venera
bic and patriotic Chief Magistrate Of the Union
that, in the admission Of States hereafter this
would be the proper policy as preliminary
measure, yet that is question solely for the pco-
pie of the Territories themselves to settle; and
SO far as Kansas is concerned, the delegates to
the Lecompton convention are responsible alone
to their constituents and to no other power
whatever; and any interference, either by Con-
gress or the people Of the States, would be clear
ly palpabe violation Of the doctrine Of popular
soyereignty-a doctrine held sacred by the dem
cratic party: therefore, be it further
| RESOLVED, That the doctrine enuncated by
President Buchanan in relation to the admis-
sion of Kansas, in his admirable message Of the
I'd instant, and also in his annual message to
Congress- is the true democratic doctrine, as laid
down in the Cincinnati PLATFORM and that the
prompt admission Of the new State into the
Union, with the constitution formed at Lecomp-
ton, is the true, as it is the best and speediost,
way ofsettling the difficulties which have been
inflicted upon the people Of that Territory for
the last three or four years by the lawless and
reckless men who have unfortunately controll-
ed its destinics. and who still (undep the leader
ship OF eastern and northern abOlitionists) con-
tlnue in state of reasonable rebellion against
the authority of the general government.
| Re80lUea, That it is the unanimous sentiment
Of the democracy ofLancaster county, the home
of our distinguished President that the admin
istration Of James Buchanan is fully entitled to
the confidence OF the American people; and we
therefore bespeak for it the hearty and Jealous
support of the democracy Of Pennsylvania -
Let US, with one heart and one mind take care
Of the "favorte son" ofthe old Keystone, and he
will take care off the Union by crushing ouW
the last vestage ofpolitical abolitonism from our
! borders.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

GJ-Most patent medicines are humbuss; but
DR.. Tobias warrants his yenitian Lniment to
do all he recommends it for, or the money will
be refunded by his agents--one will be found in
every village in the state If you have a pain
or ache try bottle, it stops pain instantly
Price 25 Y 30 cts. Depot 56, Cortlandt street
n. X. Sold by ~ ~ r
T.. H. Logan & Co, Wheeling; John Beall, and
8 Hamilton, Cadiz; A. Jul. Scfreibsr, Moorfeld
M. Jolly, New Market; Williams & Custar, Per.
tysyilIe.s ~ aa&f s&5b7eal 20, ,lq.5[Js si.fge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

tc5" The Black Republican papers Of the
State are publishing from the Statesman, a cali
for a Mass Meeting of the ''Ohio Democracy as
it is improperly called to be held at Columbus,
on this day, wednesday, How lovingly the
opponents of the Administration and the Black
Republicans yoke together! If man is judged
by the company he keeps, what must be said o.
those who protesting democracy join the oppo
sition in a crusade against Democratic Presi,
dent.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
"WRat it;uVc done that my enc
HlieS should praise mc."

The following resolution was passed by the
black republicans of Washington county, (Pa.I
at their late February Convention
"Rcsolved, That this meeting, rendering I'M
to Caesar the things that are C@sar's,' express
es its cordial approval Of the unexpected vote O.
the Hon. VIM. Montgomery, with the R,pgb2j.
can members Of Congress- in favor Of Harris res.
olution; not only because it is right in itself
but because it gives hopeful promise of mis- per
sistent opposition to the leading measure anG
policy Of the present corrupt administration.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

Of The agolly is oper! Richard has exercised
himself desperately to get signers and persons
to attend the mongrel convention at Columbus
to-day. His labors have been poorly rewarded.
Democrats are not caught with chafS VIII he
tell us next week how many signed the CALL and
how many went to Columbus? Their names
would be useful for future reference.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
Thc cccayofbIncix ItcpubItcnnism.

Under the heading, "Senator SetVGrd he Re-
p,iJliola Psty, the New York Times black re
publican, OF March 1st publishes an article
which may be regarded as a black-republican
pcocaVimgs Of self-eonscious rottenneSs and prof
ligacy. As that paper is behind the scenes,
and intimately IN the counsels Of Messrs. Sc
ward and Weed, its statement is somewhat re-
markable. 1t says:
"There is very little udty or harmony eth
er ofprincipble or sentiment, in the republican
ranks, and the grounds Indifference will become
more and more manifest every day. Upon all
leading political questions, with the single ex-
ception of slasery extension, the democratic and
the whig sections Of that party are at this day
just as hostile to each other as they ever were.
They can never cordially agree upon the tariff,
the currency, the canals, or any other leading
topic Of State or rational legislation. And when
Mr.. Seward declared that upon the only ques-
ton which had brought them together, the battle
oas orer, he substantially dissolved the alliance
and dlsbanded the army. The whig wing were
angry at this sudden explosion, because, if cut
adrift from the allied force, they have no other
place to 90 to. But She democratic wing took
it in very different spirit, for opened to them
prospect of getting back into the sheltering
bosom of the democratic church. The hare
never been quite happy in their minds since they
left 1t; and, if ever e door left Gar the chances
are ten tn one that they lDW toak in.
"Meantime it is not easy to see what is to
become Of the other wing of ;he republican par
ty. They are forced eUery day to take mare and
more ultra ground in opposition to slaUay, and riR
probably faulty come to tie Iiibune's platform Of
making ece,y State aree State and It's repyesen-
tatiVe character IF breaking down utterly the Su-
prenae Court By ,1liag over it, instead Of preseyv-
ing and regulating its representative character
in the legal and constitutional mode proposed
by Mr.. Seward. But very large portion
Of the old whig republicans would OBJ
ject to being thus carried over bodily to the alb
olition and disuniou platform, and they will be
very likely to stand by Mr. Seward in spite Of
his increasing conservatism, and Of the fact
which is still more alarming to a certain class
Of his supporters, that he has disarmed the Bit
ter hostility formerly cherished towards him by
the South, and is now treated with the utmost
courtesy and Difference by southern senators.
"But this increasing courtesy on the part of
southerncrs towards him constitutes new and
objectionable offence in the eyes Of his old abo-
lition friends They hold all slaveholderers,
to be robbers and murderers, and regard any
body whom they may treat with civility as fit
only to share the fate by which it is expected
and hoped they will be oyertaken."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

0%5TThe Columbus Fact says that the Ohio
State Journal is about 'peggng out" Cause
the people don't care about supporting two
black republican journals at the Capital. And
as the Statesman has turned out to be better
black republican sheet than the Joaraa1, the
latter as natural consequence will have to &C
undar
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March s, 1853.
Flour closed dull without much change, tho
prices are in favor Of buyers. The sales were
about 1900 bbls at $3,70@3,75 for superfine.
There are buyers Of mess pork at $15; bulk
average at 81. @715 but ~ higher is asked.
Cloverseed has declined to $4,75.
Sugar held &c higher and firm. Moasses
33c. Butter dull, Ha.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

0TDouglas Democrts (?O of Columbus and
this county are certainly under great obligations
to the black republican representative of this
county, (James Day,) forlnforming the Douglas
ties ofColumbus who were Of the same stride Of
themselves in Harrison county. Had it moi
been for him the world would have been for.
ever without their names. What loss il
would have been!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

G7-If you want your children to be candi.
dates for the prison or the scaIold, let them rum
but you wish them to become use full and re
spccted members of society, keep them in the
house at night. \.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
jealousy,

We observe that the Cleveland Lea7er is
growing jealous of the Plain Dealer, and accuses
it ofstea!ing its Kansas thunder! The Lsaler
has always been considered a "Shrieker,;' par
sgcellent; but the Dealer now goes an octave
higher than the Leader ever did. o, tempores!
o. mores! H
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

READ OUT OF THE PAETY.-The New York
publican party and accuses him of the most un-
Eprincipled "logrollng" in his senatorial career.
The Post is in John P. Hales train.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
New York Market.

New YoRK, March s.
Flour firm; $500 bbls sold at S4,60@56o
for Southern an advance of 1Oc. Hr,
Wheat firm; 90Q6 bushels sold; some large
export inquiry. Southern red, $1,14@1 20
White $I,30@1,50.
Mess Pork advanced nc; Orleans, 81 @7l5
Muscayado, 5@7c
Molasses firmer at 30@32@c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

0~TPunch says that President Buchanan
need not throw away powder and shot upon
the Mormons. Let him send them fashion
books. The necessity of crinoline will destroy
polygamy. twill render Brigham Young him
self unable to support more wives than one.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

WAS Mr.. BUCHANAN RIGHTs-The Kansas
Herald, free State paper, published at Leayen
worth, K. T., says the Presidents message is
"a document which will convince every one Of
the impartiality, ability and patriotism of the
President. He treats the the subject fairly and
candidly."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

0o7-The Democracy Of Pennsylvania have
nominated Hon. William A. Porter, Of Phila.
delphia, as their candidate for Supreme Judge,
and Hon. Westley Frost, of Fvyette county, for
Canal Commissioner.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
Ofail disease. the sreat firstcause 3 Gl
Springs IRON neglect ofNature's laws. .r
SssS IA II@T NoTEs4
When "a ClEEc is Guaranteed ia All

when "a SEEic Is GaarR Mteest Ina ALI
Stages Oh Secret Diseases. s5 2Fes
Self. Abuse, Nervous Debility, Stfictures, elects
GfaVeI' ttaoees' W senses o. me hidneys aud
Bladder, hlorcullal Nhoum tl5rn, Scro ula, Pains
IN me bones ana ankles Diseases OF the Lungs,
hront; Nose ana Eyes ulcers upon the bodyor
ilthOS' cancers Dto2seyi E.Ehpue flts, St Flta's
Duhce; anu a. D!SeitscS Arising from defange
memo! we '2eAuni 2 :, ,OLgn,nSs., g,S.,,r, r,, ILL,
NJ CGtl 40 n we - 1 az hnLlNG, LOSS OF
r.. memoiy, LOS oi rover; ueherai weakness,
l!'ihes9 ol 'iSioi' WIN Pec"iiaf spotS appearing
before le eyes, Loss OF s'3nt' "Hke uiness, Dys-
IA. M =, 1 uoi we tace, ram
III t'ie o'c> '''' Ho"u te"t'e NFeguatliles and all
laipt"PGi "71'"'5'' 'Io'h o''h S"NrS. II matters
not iroW "h7' cause th9 olSease originated, how
ever iong Stins o'il oos'.la 10 ltie cPse recovery
n e. I'h, @ "rA,i si,ofaor 'e eah permanent
cure can W sIleo'S" ny my osi'cI uettheIt, even
a,'eF 'i'e ulso'se mas oaliee ihe thui o. eminent
P;,ysic'hiS nh los9teu an tieit 'h9aa5 oi cure
'io uioIe" az p'easanS Tiou' oaor' causing
o sicn sle,s a'.u 20 .Ioi VI Da'Sam' Du.
fins '"eH'y 4eais ol Ta'uce' nave TeSeheii tton
'i'e Ju"a " Wy l"a"s ''uSI'nst Ntto ~ lheAast
SUI Va ','g m y easeS nai y en-
s'G" Wy E;1 ~ ~, "'tCu u warrants
] IN" i't y, r. W ~ "no' "ho I'ay pace
J Srn ~, ~ = ~ h''st spec
~ i~t.t ~ ~ ~ u. W 80 w ~ 49, ~ ''.s siueFS ehfhles
S NV, u' - 80 wv ~ otnse y 80 SUM iloh
oclolp'a WI iiu5 otnsi uAsSastst al'i Spauid bea
o,to w. ,S ,''' "s p'riael cuFe y, rs
80 i, ,t b =, e essGs tafi.
a., a l.,
ony lnt ~ t'o uie prt rum me eonstltaT
ho .l" dasnsss .s snrar wsn win
NV ot'0''S 'S insist th'o IdPla cohsump-
tlon. bs.-.
But should he tlsease and the treatment not capss
death speedily and the victim narries, he diseass
is entaed upon The children, who born with fe-
bic constitutions, and the current OF life corrupted
BY virus which hetrays lssit In Scrutula, letter,
Ulcers Erupuons, ana oher affections OF the skin,
Ey yes, throat ana lungs, entallng upon them brief
existence OF suffering consgnlng them to an early
grave. f.. g|.# l571l&
SELF ABUSEis another, formidable enemyato
health, Tor nothing else IN the dread catalogue Of
human diseases causes 50 destructive drain upon
the system drawing its thousands Of victims
through few years ofsuiferng down to untime :.
| grave It destroys the Nervous SYSTEM rapidly
wastes away 'he energies Of lite causes mental de-
rangement, prevents the proper development Of the
SYSTEM dlSquales or marriage, society, business;
and al IL earthly happiness m ana leaves the sufferer
wre ll pouy any lhlu, prealsposeq 10 Gensqm-
eatb UNI itsef VIII, ,bs feo 20 ~ man
ihe unfortunate victim of self abns Sc tbat
ent and speedy cure, can be effected. and Win Ne
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
AllegI,enY Cnttlc rrarket.

BEEvEs.-r- 1912 head were, offered and 500
sold within the range Of 3@324, gross for good
medium to prime, and 4 for choice.
SHEEP Sales at 3(94, gross as in quality. IA
HoGs-Sold at 40Q5 gross. WI n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
The "GrOwinG" black Republican
Party.

Iu 1856 the black republican party had a clear
majority in the Northern States over the Dem
ocrats Of 168,O28; and in 1857 that immense
majority has faded away, and the same party
is now in a minority of S., ,353.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

0HFWill the Ohio Statesman please be so kind
as to send copy of their paper Of last Satur-
day to Hon. James L. Orr. When Mr. Orr gets
to read the article headed "James L. Orr" he
will feel himself pateeNN erLina4tshed!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

CC3-The Mt. Gilead Sentinel says that Hon
Thos. H. Ford, ex- Lient. Governor has recent
ly united with the Presbyterian Church, in
Mansfield Ohio. Goodl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
New YORK Castl,p Market.

New YoRK, Masch 3. I
fp The receipts amountedtos 1000 Bseves and
7400 Sheep; no Swine ofered.a9 Beeves advan-
ced N @les saies ats e@ll vi; average 09916 /;
Sheep unbhapged; Swine 51S@63z torcornlfsd.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

GrThe most reckless political hay. that W,
know of is the editor Of the Steubenville hepdl1
He never tells the truth when he can get in {
lie. He has published over and over again that
the member Of the present House Of Rspresen
tatFes ofOhio from Meigs county is repubk-
can, h,'and il hispaperofthe LIST he says "a Dem
ocratic member from Moigs, b Mr., Plaats," &c.
We only give thisas an every day specimen of
the edRorof the hsald's natural proelivity for
reckless lying. Aa2s ~ IaaHLa ~ ~. . tg-j
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

! 4 .
| Her PAEMoUR MURDERED BY HER SoNs.---A
terrible affair occurred at Littleton Station
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shor,
time since: "
Mrs. Manly, widow woman resided there
with her two sons and kept grocery. And i'm
proper intimacy between her and man in the
I lneighborhood had been suspected On Sunday
the boyswent away from home to be gone all
night, and found this man in bed with their
mother. Ennged, they fell upon him and kill
ed him The boys both escaped, onne taking
an Eastern train and the other coming West
one Of them was only ten and the other fifteen
years old w F''a t'ae3
The miserable victim must have died instant.
ly as he was stabbed three times through the
heart. a terrible warning this against Illicit
erimesp3s s2F E9E9fls fEGE .@iasll6R3a. ssil
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

OE~our ncighbor Mr.. IIatton, will please say
to his friend Of the Salem (O) Rqp,tb1ieaa, that
the editor of this paper is not an applicant
for any office whatever from the present admin
istration Wesupport James buchanan and
his administration from principle, without the
expectation Of any reward. We know that the
pol'cyof Mr.. Bnchanan's administration is gen
uihe Democracy and SO long as it CONTINUES
that, (of which we hav' no fears, it viii re-
c i've our constant and undivided support.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

OUR REAsoN.--An Anti Administration Dem
ocratasked us the other day, why We at this
time opposed Forney's Press when upon its
first publication we had so highly commended
it. Our answer to our friend was this When
Mr.. Forney issued his prospectus for his paper
he Published the following, as to what his fu-
turc course would bel
"ZAe Press' aoi2be Democratic in p,1itics, and
'oiR sastain the policy Of the present Admnisya-
tim. F
But since that time and since the first mum.
Der of his paper appeared, he has violated the
contract made with his patrons in the above dec
laration That was our answer to our friend
He was satisfied with it.. And we can say oI
Mr.. Forney now, ''guantlm n,utatas al a7o."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10
Forcing II CONSTITUTION 0M asa Un-
wilgiUg People.

In this age oftwaddle, we hear nothing that
exceeds in Stiffness the flat absurdity Of aIIcg
ing that Congress, by admitting Kansas, forces
upon her constitution which she does not
want. Haif-wttted boys might be excused for
talking such stuff, but for full grown men to ut
ter such things, is monstrous. Congress can
neither make nor unmake single word or sylla-
BILE ofa State constitution. The province Of
Congress is to admit a State, not a constitution.
Hence if the people OF Kansas have a constitu-
ton which is moi to their liking, the fault is not
with Congress- but is their own.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-10

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year.. .................... So, 90
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
lne square ften inesl or less or insertions ST. so
For each additional insertion. 25
RATES OF POSTAGE ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
TO all subscribers in the county where published,
FREE.
Wore than 50 miles distant, ..s cts. per Quarter
Over SO, and under 300 miles, 10 &c +"
Over 800 and under 1000. s. s "
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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
DECLARAroRY NOTICE.

STATE Of CALiFORSiA-County Of Bulte-ss
- Barbara Sehirmer, resident OF the county of
Butte and State Of California, being b married wo-
man. u wit: the wife OF Charles Schirmer, also
resident OF SAID county, hereby makes this deciara
tion' mat she will carry the business Of farming
ana ranchihg. and coying. selling. raising aud ira.
dmg I'd hOrses cows, sheep hog, vegetables, and all
business uansactors OF what nature soeyer. con-
necied with the said business of 'ming and raroh.
i.g, ID her own me, and on her own account, aud
IN on and after the date Of this declaration Of In
ten'On, she will be individually respoB be In hc,
own nnne. for all debts contrac ed by her on &C.
count Of said business above mentioned. And She
iurber declares that the capital Invested In her said
business above mentioned, dUes noa exceed the sun
OF nve thousand dollars.
BARBARA SCHIRMER
On this the sixth day Of March. A. ID. 1885, befote
me u. A. Castor, Notary Pubic in and for said
B1'te County, personally appeared Barbara Schir-
mer, and made nnd signed the foregoing declaration
nhder oath In my presence
Ia witness whereof I have hsreunto set my hand
and Official sea-, i,e day and year FIRST above written
SEAL II. A. GAST0N, Notary Public,
''''' In and for Butte County Cal.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-20
SUM MONS.

State Of al!ornia, In the District Court ofihe Fif.
County of Butte, teenth Judicial District.
JoHs SYLVESTER w. PuILriP RRtkL& 20.
An acti n brought in the District Court of the FIJI
teenth Judicial District, and the Complaint Filed
In the County Of Butte, in the Once of the Clerk
of said District Court.
rUNlE People Of the State OF California. To Phillip
n Briel, Greeting You ure hereby required to
appear in an action brought against yot by the
above named Plainiiff in the District Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, in and for the County OF
Butte, and to answer the Complaint filed therein,
"a copy OF which accompanies this SumnOns,) with.
In ten days exclusive of the day Of -ervice) after
the service you of this summons If served within
this County If served ont of this County but with
Ia this Judicial District within twenty days or if
ont Of said District then within forty du,s-or judg
mant by default will be taken against you.
The SAID nctiOn Il brought to obtain judgment for
the recovery of the SUN ot Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars and interest thereon at tho rate of ten per
cent per annum trpm the second day OF July last
and for Il Decree for the foreclosure of a certain
mortgage deed, and for the sale of the mortgaged
Promises known as the slaughter Ground Off. 4.
Piatt & Co. AMI more fuiy described in PlaintiI's
Complaint herewith served and for Execution
against other property Of Defend ants, il said mort.
gnged premises should be insufficient to satisfy the
utgm9 mt hcrein, and for custs Of SUIT, and ii YOU
fail To appear aud answer tho said Complaint as
above required, the Plaintiff will apply 10 the Court
for the relief in his Complaint demanded
4 ~--> Given under my hand and Seal Of the
{sEAL. District Court of the FIftccnt, Judicial
----~ Dis rict this fourth day OF December, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred ami
any sew n.
NJ n. DARRAcn. Clerk
GR.SorR K CuEEsM,s. Attorneys for Plaintiff
d1-1W3u