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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
IInrL 10 Sn;f.

While the Republican State Convention pass
ed a resolution denouncins the policy ofthe Ad-
miniStraton and Of the Democratic party in re-
lttion to Kansas it also refused to oPprocs, but
voted down a resolution indorsing the action OF
the Republicans in Congress on the same sub
ject. 1t was about as severe on"ts political
friends as its enemies. Well the whole matter
will be decided by the people OF Kansas on the
first Monday Of August after which day that
Territory will cease to exercise my disturbing
influence in national politics. Everybody will
have to acqucsce IN the decision Of those Y:ho
1--we in the Territory.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
No E01 Pcu,, Strcct.

OPPOSITE THE ST. CLtlR HOTEL,
Daily, except Sundays, for Consumption, AstiHna,
Bronchitis and all other Chronic Complaints com.
Pile tied with or causing T Pulmonary Disease, in.
cluding Catarrh, Heart Disease, Affections 0f the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Gastritis, Female Complaints,
etc. ETC.
DRS. FITCH & SYKES would state that their
treatment of Consumption is biased upon the fact
that the disease exists in the blood and system at
large, both before, and during its development in
the lungs, and they therefore employ Mechanical,
EIygienic and Medicinal remedies TO purify the
blood and strengthen the system. w ith thsse, they
use Medicinal Limitations, which they value high
ly, but only Palliatiyes, thaving no Curative eff
feet when used aone,) and l1yslids are earnestly
cautioned against wasting the precious time of cil
rabiity on any treatment based upon the plausa-
BILE, but false idea that the seat Of the disease cnn
be reached in direct manner by Inhalation, r Tor
as before stated, the seat OF the disease is III the
blood and its effects only in the lungs. al af r.
85-No chur. e for consultation std
A listo questions will Le sent TO those wishing
to consult us by letter. S a& 8a4. s
July 7, 1885,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

CJThe Democrats all over Ohio are quietly
and effectively working for the great principles
which make the country happy and prosperous.
The spirit of good concord and good feeling,
which has been exhibited in the Democratic
County Conventions which have been held,
shows that the party is a unit and will sustain
their nominees with strong and united effort
which cannot fail of success. We have never
known the Democracy Of the State in better
spirits than at the present time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
Importanf from Kansas.

A teIegraphic dispatch dated St. Louis, July
20, says:-The Kansas Herald says Gen. Cal
houn has issued certificates of election to all
those elected under the LecomptOn Conslitu
ton. The Free State members from Leaven-
worth county received certificates which gives
that party majority in both branches the
legislature The returns for State officers will
be made TO the legislature, in whose hands the
whole subject rests. The HtraH exhorts the
people to vote for the ordinance and settle the
question without further strife or agitation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

0TThe editor of the Ohio State Journal is
very respectfully informed, that the editor of
this paper has always opposed all parties that
were in opposition to the Democratic party
And further, that old line wings have no other
alternative left them but to be either Gid lings
abolitionists or National Democrats. And we
are pleasant to say that thousands Of them are
choosing the latter. We welcome into our
ranks all good men, let them come from what
portY they will.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

61rThe black republicans of Toledo District
have hoisted their present Representative in
Congress, Hon. Richard Mott, and have nomi-
mated in his place Gen. James Ashly, tempora-
ry chairman of the late black republican State
Convention. The vote in the Convention that
nominated Ashly stood--Ashly 1o3; Mott 80.
They 90 in for rotation in office up there. Mott
has had his two terms, and his constituents
think that that Is long enough Thiss six thous-
aud for ten months services, and mileage too, IS
not picked up every day. #Hg .@4 sAgs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

H~During the month Of August, elections
will take place in the following States: In
Missouri on the first Monday for members O
the Legislature and members of Congress; in
kentucky on the same day for Clerk to the
Court Of Appeal, District Judges and County
Officers On the. Grst Thursday, North Caro-.
lima votes for Governor and members Of the
Legislature; upon the latter will deyolve the
choice Of United States Senator to succeed Mr..
Biggs, deceased. Alabama, Texas, Arkansas
Tennessee also hold elections during the month,
but do not this year choose either State officers
or members ofCongress.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

0E5~It is well known that the black repub.
licans Of this State have nominated for the Of
fee Of Supreme Judge one w. V. Peck. In or
der that our readers may know what kind OF a
man the black republicans Of Ohio have put in
nomination for the people to vote for, we will
give them an idea Of the man, by quoting what
a republican informs the editor OF the Mt. Yer
non Banner says he is. This republican says
he is "a man who believes in the omnipotent
power Of chartered monopolies; who thinks that
the sun rises in a Railroad office, and sets in q
Bank vault; and who also believes that when
the Almighty made Judge Peck'he used clay Of
much finer mould than was employed in max
ing ;he rest Of mankind" If the people of Ohio
desire to have such man as w. V. Peck for
Supreme Judge, we say let them have him -
For our part we will vote for no bank aristo
crat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
The Poetry of Ph,sic,

AYERS PILLS, glide, ugar.shod. over the pal.
ate bnt their energy, although wrapped up, is there,
and tells With gian! force on the very foundations
of disease. There are thousands of sufferers whe
would not wear their dislemp.zs If theg new they
could be cured for 25 cts Try Ayers Pills. and
you will know it. t1 ~ata6&6t 6t4hIq
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out!
Cleanse the system from impurities aud you are
cured already. A H,
Take this best of all Purgatives and Scrofuia--
lndiges tion Weakness, Fleadache, Backache, Side!
ache, Jaundice, rheumatism, arrangements Of
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels. all arrangements
and all diseases which pureative remedy can
reach, fly before them like darkness before the
Sun.
Render, il you are suffering from any Of the nu-
merous complains they cnre--sutier no mafe--the
remedy~has beenproyided for gu, and it iscrimi.
nal 20 neglect it. M a HI, Y,sss ,t48 81 e1
That Ayers Cherry Pectoral. is the best medi--
cine for Cough, is known TO the whole world, and
that Ayers Pills are the best OF all Pills, Is known
to those whU have used them. 6e lHag
Prepared by JIG AVER, Chemist Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all respectable Druggists every where
-. ga, {st...
9J Important to Farmers, Farriers md Livery
Men, HF II FtsfHt
BEAf1 US ARABIAN HORSE OINTMENT
is the only Medicine in use which will ellectualy
cure Ringbone, SPAWN and Splint Hisnot claim
ed tor the Arabian Ointment, rs II is for nearly aI
other medicines Of the day, TO cure all Diseases
which Horse and Man are heir to, but only 10 euro
the above named diseases, when il is used accord
ing to directions. Rngbone, Spavin and Splinta are
diseases OF precisely similar character c0flse-
quenty Medicine which will benefit or cure one,
is adapted 10 the ot her 'fhis Ointment peneiratcs
:he pores, reaches and converts the cu1us into
matter, and the diseased lump is thus discharged
in the form of pus or matter through tbe4 SKIN,
without removing the hair, II NOT put on heavier
than according to directions. y has been said By
those who have used the Ointment, thatitwi!l cure
the Poll Evil and Farcy. Il Is certain, however,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

05~It is rule with US not to cucumber the
columns of the Sentinel with lengthy articles on
political questions, unless they are of decided
interest. 0fthis character, we regard the Lon
don Times discussion of the past and present
policy of England in reference to slavery and
the slave trade. None who wish to keep them
selves well booked as to the progress ofevents,
should fail to give tie Times articles care
full reading.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28


prominent Democrat, who was in our office
yesterday, brings us good news from orr sister
State. lie enjoys good opportunity for being
we'll informed, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the political movements that are on the
tapis, and the elements that will enter into the
ensuing contest lie is sanguinc, from all that
we can learn, and from the present appearance
Of things, that the Democratic State ticket will
be elected by larger majority than twas in
1856 and that we shall choose quite aS.many
members of Congress now as we did then
There is an excellent chance ofsuperceding the
Republican member Of Congless in the Eighth
District by Democrat, Davis, the renegade
Democrat who is runnng against Secrist for
Congress, in the Seventh District, he is conf
dent will be badly beaten. Ilovey will share
the same fate in the First District English
will, doubtless, be re-nominated and re elected;
and also Hughes, in the Third, despite the des.
perate efforts which are being made to defeat
him. The Inliana Democracy are aroused, and
are preparing to give a good account oil them
selves. Indiana is a very reliable Democratic
State, having never since 1910, with the excep-
tion Of 1854, voted against the Democratic par
ty. She contributed largely to the election of
Mr.. Buchanan for President, by choosing Will
lard Governor, in October, 1856, which, with
the auspicisus result in Pennsylvania, at tie
same time, virtually sealed the contest, and
made the Presidential vote mere formality.
1t will rejoice our Democratic friends all over
the Union to hear that our friends there are
confident Of maintaining, in the future, the lau-
rels they have won IN the past Gin. Eaq.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
Ohio Penitcatt;;ary,

Next week we shall publish couple Of ar
ticles in relation to this institution. One of
them is from the Columbus Gtz tie, strong re-
publican paper, and the other is from the Capt.
tai City Fact, an Independent paper, with Know
Nothing proclvities. These articles will open
the eyes of the people Of Ohio when they sec
how things have been done about that institu-
ton lately.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

0-Hon. Isaiah Morris, citizen of Clinton
County, Ohio, and who was well known as be-
ing a member of the late Constitutional Con-
vention, was buried on the 18th inst.
Josiah Hedges, one Of the eldest citizens Of
Ohio, died at Piffin on the 18th inst. He was
formerly citizen of rneighboring county OF
Belmont, and was the first sheriff in that coun-
to
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

Complying with the urgent request of huu-
dreds o; their patients, faagt
Drs. &. M. FITCH iS j, w. SYKES
Have concluded to remain PERM AMEN rLY IN :
PITTSBURGH, and may be consulted at their Of
E1n
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DEM0CRATTC COUNTY TICKET

AUDITOR,
Alexander MhhOotI, Of -it.e.,s T5~ashtp.
RECORDER,
ElinsS. Kennedy, Of Nottingham
UgNElo8,
Robert trOsSan, Of G,eea
COMMISSIONER,
Jacob Lailcrty, Of .HoycfeH
lSFIaMARY DIGECT"G,
Thomas Love, o. Caiiz
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We Shall take it as great personal favor if
our friends all over the county and :his Con-
gressional District, would send US good lot Of
advance paying subscribers just at this time
The coming campaign is just beginning to open,
and now is the time to circulate the Documents
The terNs Of the Sentinel are
One copy until the 18th Of October, so 40
Five copies "r# l,75
Ten copies " 3" e" 800
Twenty copies i" =" 500
All orders to he accompanied with the cash,
without which no paper will be sent. To the
person that will send us the largest list against
the first of September we will present them
with full sett Of the Congressional Globes and
Appendices for the 34th Congress- And nice
book for the person that send us the next high
est lists. Send on the lists, friends. Let the
names of Democrats, Know Nothings, old
Wings, Republicans and everybody else come
in rapidly and see who will get these valuable
gifts.
The regular terms for the Sentinel are
One copy, three months% $3.50
4" six =" 100
F" =" twelve " 200
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Major Mark OOO35.
DANTE LODGE, No. 4, J
Council Citv March o9,b 1873 {

ALL: Sir. there is business of the greatest
importance now transpiring here, and | would
like it much if you would come with the ut
most dispatch, and bring fifty men with you,
you will go to the President of the Treasury,
and draw as much money as you think will pay
the expen e, but that Will not be much as you
will be travelling through thickly settled place
bring two pieces of artillery and the ammuni-
ton and baggage wagons.
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rR'lle Isc;ASOn Why.

The black republican papers think the ADJ
miniStration of President buchanan should be
conducted with no more expense than that Of
President Munroe. 10 illustrate the fallacy
and nonsense Of such talk, we give specimen
o some Of the causes which demand an increas-
ed expenditures: q,
1915. 1853.
Number Of States I8 SO
No, of square miles Terry 254, 1852 1,666,OOO
Strength of the army 10,900 1881
No. OF foiticers q men Of navy G,3S9 1886
Vessels Of war all sorts in navy so 50
No of guns in navy 1,ll9 2,221
No. Of Qualifications no large works 56
No light houses & light vessels 40 620
No Of collectors of revenue 80 1lG
No inferior officers of revenue 631 3,oSS
No Of land offices 19 SO
Expend's for Indian serv's Sll1,750 $4133. 420
Amount paid for pensions $4,000 1,565,7l6
Our Republican politicians must raise somo
other "war cry than that Of extravaganza
The dodge won't work AZ
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Rc.sirssed

PiTTsBURaH, July 24-Gcorge w. Cass re.
signed the Presidency ofthe Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad. .. Edgar Thomp-
son was elected to fill the vacancy. AZ
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Spteial Uotites.
perr,lnMel,f OMce.

RTPREMIUM paid on gold and silver at the
Banking House of REIN WEIGH L. co.., ~
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Lieut.. General.
Mark 1876 43.
DANTE LODGE, No. 6,l

UANITE I4UUHE, NO, VI
X. T., March Sd, 1S5S(
To Capt. ALL: Sir, you are requested to re-
port yourself at the head quarters of this lodge
on the 18th inst, as your presence is required
in the case Of Hunter for the murder of Dow
We have him prisoner, and would have put him
to death but that he requires that you should
come anI see him. He says that he has intel
ligencs for you that he will not unfold to any
other person, he says it is of service to the par
ty. Yours, truly,
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the peaceAble use of the well on Lanes premi-
ses, the tragedy never would have happened
This was jenkins object merely to provide wa
ter for his family Lanes object wes to prevent
it, and to do it he resorted TO murJer--and
who viii say that be was justilabley
0SrSOme foul corresponding with that par
srzllencs Abolition sheet, the New York hi.
bans is endeavoring to get up a tale Of another
contemplated invasion from Missouri. We had
hoped that this game had been played out; but
it was such winning one in times gone By, this
fool has concluded to try it again. lie says
that according to the English Bin, persons hav-
ing resided in the Territory ten days previous
to the election can vote, ahd that large force
is now being organized in Missouri to come over
and INVADE the ballot box. The Ignorance and
lying audacity of this tool are about on par.
The English bill defines the terms Of residence
as the same prescribed by the laws Of the Ter
ritory and that is six months. Why don'tiho
Freedom shriekers give another "howl for
bleeding Kansas on the strength Of this start
ling information-ti is about as creditable as any
other news from Kansas. ls "i
Verify, all the fools are not dead yet eAi
0TA Pittsburg paper says that Vice Presi-
dent Breckinridge is preparing to enter the field
as candidate for the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency by The Charleston COnen-
ton rs5
We do not beIiete Mr.. Breckenridge himself
is making any effort for the nomination. His
friends, however, in every State in the Union
will urge his nomination. In Kansas he is tie
strongest man for the Presidency. The De-
mocracy everywhere can rally around Mr..
Breckinridge. He can unite the Democratic
forces, as well, if not better, than any man in
the United States. lie is the man whom we
would delight to support. If nominated, he
can be triumphantIy elected. But we are for
the nominee of the Democratic Convention.
BLIND MAN.-Smith Of Lawrence one Of
the would be "Kansas Governors" says-''if
there is any brbe in the English bill, We cannot
see it," Nor can any one else The "brbeh
only exists in the brains of those who are most
susceptible of this kind Of argument.
0-T Gov. Stanton arrived in the Territory
some time ago, and is now making tour, drum
ming for the office of U. S. Senator--tunc---
LEcoMrroN, UiM uariatioas. r
0E15TIt is said that Jim Lane will soon take
the stump against the Lecompton Constitution.
His true object IS to defend himself for the mu,-
der Of Jenkins. s44s
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0CJeTTt is said that Jim Lane will soon take
the stump against the Lecompton Constitution
His true object IS to defend himself for the mu.
der Of Jenkins. 4
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Short Creeh
Green
German, JoHN WHKIN.
-ihe1s, .JoHN McCoxxEIL.
Cmli=, WALTER JAMISoS.
Arcae1, SAMUEL MEGAw
R@mley, HAMILTON K1SG.
NaGngbom, BENJAMIN Johnson.
-Nooyefeli RETURN NJ. KENNEpY.
Stock,
Fecp0t
Washington,
Funkha, JoEL CRAMbLETr,
NoM,
Monroe,
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0T Gov Stanton arrived in the Territory
some time ago, and is now making tour, drum
ming for the office of U. S. Senator--tunc---
LEcoMrToN, t0iM rariations. ar
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Land Appraisers.

The following gentlemen were nominated by
their respective townships for the office OF Land
Appraiser Those townships, which are left
blank, we have not heard the names of their
candidates. We trust that their names will be
forwarded to US without delay:
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Colonel 23 G3025
DANTE LODGE, No l,

Lawrence, X. T., May the 18th, lS5SS
To 90 g. l. 4. l.
Sir the proposition haaiRg passed both hou-
ses it is getting time for us to organize, there
fore it Is recommended that you get all things
in readiness Cor the coming election on The Le-
compton Constitution. Remember to note down
every mans name and the place Of his residence
who votes for that Constitution. You are to
organize your company and have them drilled
both to foot and horse tactics, and when YOU
want arms you can get them at the arsenal No.
l6, as have sent on a requisition for 300 ri.
tles, and 800 Colts reyolvers and 800 sabres to
be delivered unto you, and if this is not sufIi-
cient you can have more by making out requi-
stion for them.
Respectfully yours &c.
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A BLIND MAN.-Smith, of Lawrence one Of
the would be "Kansas Governors" says-'if
there is any bride in the English bill, We cannot
see it." Nor can any one else. The 'bribe"
only exists in the brains of those who are most
susceptible Of this kind Of argument
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the PeaeeAble use of the well on Lanes prsmi-
ses, the tragedy never would have hsppened.-
This was jenkins object merely to provide wa
ter for his family. Lanes object ives TO prevent
it, and to do it he rssOrted TO murJer--and
who viii say that be was justifableg
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K4Nsas NEWS

Through the pOiteness Of our friend, Gov
Wm. Walker, of Kansas, we have received a
copy of the Kansas Weekly Herald, published
at Leavenworth City, in that Territory. and
bearing date July 20.
We extract from 1t the following articles,
which viii prove interesting:
THE DASITEs AGAIS.-The following papers
were found in DOnphan county, and handed to
the st. Joseph Gfzctte for publication, They
only add adother link to the chain OF proof that
the Danites really existed in this Territory:
DANTE LoDGE, No. /,
Lawrence. X. T., April 10. 1S5S.S
General Order No H.
All members nov out on business Of a pri-
vate nature, are hereby notified to send in their
reports for the first two weeks Of this month,
and all those who have not sent in their reports
for the month ending March 31st, 1858, are re-
quested TO transmit them forthwith.
By order Of the Grand Master,
Signed Major General***36
al Al
To Capt. 1928 767; Head Quarters, Kansas.
Sir you are requested to take minute descrip-
tion of your company, the names, number, and
ability, and every relative thereto, and imme-
diately transmit the same to the undersigned,
as it is confidently expected that we will COM
mence active operations. You will strictly OBJ
serve ORDERS May 9th, 1858.
Coloral o Q caoo5
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