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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
Eesal Notices.


CITATION on FINAL ACCOUNTING.-The
and next Of hin Of ALEXANDER CURRE late OF the Coaaty
Coumb deceased send greeting You and each ot you are
hereby required p@rsonsy 60 be- and belize
Surro County of Columbia at his office Ia tne Ctty D,
forenoon then attend the hno seit.s
the Of John K Cre the hdmiDssor VI the
goods eaes aud credits of the said Alexander Curs d-cessed
In testimony whereof have ssusd the o oh'r o our
said Surrogate TO be h-resnto affixed. witness Roert
f. 81 Morre ESQ., Surrogate o. our ssd county AZ the sy
of Hudson. this 1871 doy Of Febnny 1885
Feb lsw5wW X b. AOkkELL snrr"ss's
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of County NevYork notice hereby given 10 al per
,ons having WILLIAM sfMES lsse OF the City
NewYork deceased present the with vouehss
ssok subseribcr residence No S31 Elfnth Az
enae City Of New York before ,se .eyenteeuth y
1887 lola lswemN E1IZABETa sfHEs, ESsessr1-
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that an application wM
~ te made the LessSr- Of the State OF fs
1.-THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE" authorisi sins Sse
located in the City of New York ins.d
Of in the Seventh Ward In the City OF Nsvforf s~s"W
CUPREME COURT-Cits and County of New
- York-HERMAN T. LIVINGSTON, Richard c. Crochsrcn,
Ybu Los hwood and Lucen Mead AGAINST SAMUEL HALLErT
Trsneb Mathew Mcdowell and NJ McDowelL-sumuos. for
demand contractCom net TO the Defendants
shove named You and ss Of hereby summoned snd
this day the oce Of Cerk Of the City and County Of
HewYort 1T the City Hall In said city and serve copy OF
your to the said complaint on the sahscres their
once Number Is Pine street In the City OF NsvYork vis
ofthe day such service and fail TO answer the sd
plant within the aossad the pAnins VIII Ahe heosue
against you for the Of Is oco) i've thousand dollars With
from the nth day Of July thonsAsd eight hundred
and fnysesn bes the costs Of this February
2S 1888 sPElR NASH,
ms lav6wW PIain6ds Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

Govenor Banks Of Massachusetts, has appointed
Thursday, BpSi l5 ior The anEpa' Pa-t Dsy ID 'oa'
Stste.
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Goal.
Ocean 8ieamers, &r.
TNHE LIVERPOOL, NEw-YORK and PHIL
Il ApELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S .pIenid CIyee

VNHE LIVERPOOL, NEW-YORK and PHIL
Il ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPAHY'S splendid otyd'
but irou snskips uts nded 20 san ss oows
fROA NEwYOkE. q. .
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Thur.dsy .....APft
And earh alternate Thursday
A. l2 ocock roon, from Pier No. ~ North Rvef
FRoN LiyIRrooL. -. -,
CITY or BALTIMORE. "Wednesday AsT'I II
And each alternate "Wednesday
RArts PAssAGs. .,,
Cshn-From New York and Ph.d.lp phs. 80
Third ss-fr"n New iort aud Phl.dsiphs..
Csbln-From Liverpool lsccordins "a saefooHs ~" 49,
Psr forwarded To all o the Cod neut ~h"a' e
lay. ...
Tbs, steamers onsruet.d with improved wserhsh I'm
rsrtnens Ksch vessel ssyesned suIf su'
every attention paid to The com'oIt snc .eeon"oe ~ -
PssLs.r, rxAded HAVE Pari. Hsnt- Oh Bremen al"
si arts 81 the Continent without delay.
piefs On Liverpool from 81 spwsFd
POI h.+h: sppy st the "n' of h~ c"pAny
!oHN q. DALE No. IS Broadway New fc'h As'''"
"M NNAN. Ty~sI nsslcirrs Gssypss AC''t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
NemVprk DAILY Gribn1e
THE FELDS IN THE TAMMANY SOCTET II
CIRCULAR OF THE FOWLER PARTY.

CIRCULAR OF THE FOWLER PARTY.
BROTHER: II is known that a secret and candestlne
organization has been formed by few members OF
venerable Society, who, banded together under
the name of Foresters, are seeking to overthrow
the established usages and faithful adherence to regu-
arty which have ever bee the bulwark and strength
of the Democratic party in this CITY, These misguided
brothers avoiding the free conference and friendly
counsel which should always mark the intercourse OF
the Sons Of Tammany meet each time IN new place,
ike criminals plotting feonious act; aud they are
schemDg TO bind brothers ured into their retreats by
deception under the copsrant of terrible osths, to
submit themselves without reserve, TO the dictaton
of the managers of this desperate effort u grasp the
control Of the Society," ami destroy the equality whch
should prevail. among ts members. BY such means
il sought to league brothers against brothers, with
whom they have enmity, and who regard them with
af. ction and confidence. The object whlch under!es
this unprnciped scheme il the election OF Council
OF Sschems hostile to the lust aud moderate policy OF
the present Council placing the contro! OF the Old
Wigwam" in the haDGs Of men who have tor the last
three year. sought subject the Democracy OF this
city 10 an odous domination and whose m-deed, have
brought disgrace not only upon our party but upon
the city.
Another point Of special significance l., that TIE
Leaders Of tts secret scheme, 10 their circulars and
other open demonstrations, make no declarations 10
respect % their political principle. and OBJECTS nue.
they are silent in respect to the National Admnlstra
tioi and il policy and measures, they strive nnceas'
ipgly to excite dsuniOn and divisions, which must
weaken the Administration and defeat our party. No
true Democrat will withhold, al this important cri-s,
his effort. sustain the Administration, aud securs
the union of the Democratic party.
Brothers We must be organized. Our own rigas,
the prosperity of Society. the success oi tue Na-
tiona Ad pnstrstion, aud the glorious mission OF the
Democratic party call us to action Lei Us, tne'er
Broome street and the Bowery, on Wednesday even
jpg the 2ilh inet at o'clock for friendly cossuta-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
Galee br Gnrtion.
Bu,scs,s. Sow a Co. Aastsossr.

Bt,s.s,s Sow 4 Co. AsstsoLssr
BSOLUTE SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
~ No I4s Yss, ss.h ,t.-A J. BLEES MIN son 20
will sell WEDNESDAY, hnth - 81 !. o. ~ US Net,
10: Nc a between ID and Sd avenues '1e OF @ y 3,
lSrs. 70 g.. a., t.ors th fu,dins docrs nMt.e
,. "a. ,s,ss Ctp y.r Ge vesndsh sero.s The rear To
!. "a xnb'1 r-ssry. About 60 Per cent ',maif A.s-
IL -, No puAi-a,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

d. s. HousH Auc,ioneer-Ofce No 20 Broadway.
DANlEL s. HOUGH will sell at Auction, To-
~ MORROW Thursday March IS, e. loi ocock
ecy a. the cnp.snts Of the private residence No IS Gin
ION place in shst between Broad way and University pae
FIRSIItRE all order aud nearly I. be
desced IN an advertisement 20 he appreciated be
The assortment very large the goods hrstcass, embracing
rose wood and other Furniture esgt Decorations Works
Ant &c. and AL 70 be- sold without For particular
de escriptye ca aiogle a the house.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
AND ROUTE-NEw-YORK TO PROVE

IL DENCE Ae.-On and after Oct D. lsS7. Train Of
PpOvIDFNCE HARTFORD and FISHKILL RAILROAD
VII leave Hartford the arrival there o the rs of
New YoiL New Haven and New Haven and Hartford
-. S.,u.G. n MI, .es ~hisb leaves New Yerk al
~ sSBUEL HOrT, fnpenrispS.Et
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

II
EMPIRE sTATE Capt !sTr, .,ys:
and the STATE OF MAINE. Capt Brown leave. New YOri
Hereafter will be regarded as secured to any applicant
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dispatch BY
- WM BORDEN Agent, Not. 10 ard II we,t't
V'HE REGULAR NAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON, Tor BOSTON and PRovlDENCE-Ialsnd route
As and S5s5 f .s aea ene M aa
iNGToN and PRoviDKScE end BOSTON and PRovi-
sA Pier a. f 3 whsa s ys B'e
place at O'clock M and sionisssn at $3.50 P m OF on the
The c. VANDERBILT from New YorI Monday "Wednesday
and dy 5 s % 4SS ae.y .rS Suf.y .S
Saturday from StOnngon Monday "Wednesday aud Friday
end Boston in the EIpie. Mail Train s.ehns place. ..
vsn. Of those by Other qs and II ample time S M as ors
remain board the steamer enjoy nitet. r-:t andis,G,oea
breakfast desred and leave stonnsou in the 7 u tram
sccompanr. the aud traiu through
berths freight sppy board the
the Freight Office Prr No North River or at
the Office No. 10 Battery plec"
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY;-
- Connecug at Nrw.lismpton with the Delaware Lacks
and Western Railroad and st Es'ton with the Lehsh
FALL ARRANGEMENT, commencing Oct. "a, lS57,Lsay.
New York for Es:on and nt'rmedise places ron rr No.
The sboys trains conRtt At Ersbcth with train.
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from the foot OF Court
iandt.st. at u and u a m., and .: % and p.
Passengers for the Delaware LsckswAnns snd Western Nall
will only For Lrhgn NeAey ~
y a. m. and II m JOHN " sIEhSs' Superiutehaeut-
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
tet Wharf by steamer Island City At and 10 and l.
hours ..ng and exchanging with the boat At Hunt
''"'' wM b. SMITH Receiver.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD De-
c-mb-r 1857 Trains will leave Chambers st. Station 90
follows: Express Trains 80 aud as Albasy Pss
Train, llso m for Slug siDg m for Ponsass.p
Prek.h Sins Sing Train. stop at the Way
stations Chambers Christopher aud Sls ss
Trims for York leave Troy at Sis aud l2S and 5S
o. m East Albany at and 25 q Ia. and and $50
A. T. SMITH Superintendent
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Transg going
IL Ess, leave Brooklyn for Gr-eppo 10 for Syos.et st
:. gi...:,.Iii =, 10 a H.. S;i5 sud 50 p. IN.
NEW-YORK and NEW-HANEN RAILROAD:
II 1859 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1888.
Commencing March l5 1853.
Passenger Station in wfork conner 77h ~ SUD RhS'
~" TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For New Haven 72O tex), l2+ $40 lex) 3p ena
t@p For BrdEepon 70 a M S;Ie "a SdO,sa,;
and Wes,port 20 m. l2:45 $780, 4:9 H. For Nor"sn,
73s NJ; l2i5 $40 te1.) $3.50 40 20 IN rot oales
End Greenwich, 7:20 g. l2t $50 4;.o S;s' tn r%
Stamford 7:2o lex) l2:S, 3;iO teNl o.S 80
M Tor Port Chester and intermediate Stations, 72S m
i''''' $780, ''"' 60 coSNEeriNo IN ING TRAINS.
For Boston g. H. (ex), $50 NJ t-xl For Hartford sna
Springfield Ia NJ lex S:l9 M Tex OF 81 Nhntan
For CANA Railroad. exl AID l1i5 N i"s s,sonu'
Rsilroad ss For Nsuastuct Railroad ss m and m'
fOr D.DbuIy and Norwslk Railroad, 7;.O u i;Zo IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
G,o A. Lr.vlTr. Ietioneer
NV GEORGE A. LEAVITT d CO.-Trade

10y GEORGE A. LEAVITI q Co.-Irade
ID s..roons Nos 57 and J79 Broadway corner d Wkes
Bio, ,h. .. OF Books ssonsry Paintings Works Of Ar. &c
FRIDAY EVENING. March D. Il . o,ci9cs a. 'he sab.
,oon catalogue of and valuable collection Of LAW
BOOKS coum inn variety of English aud American standard
T.sti,.s Reports, VIII may b. found al tie prn
mi votts a Angel Chity, Kent, Story, Baktone.
Psl.nn,'s Repor vols Adolphu- Eis'-, vols Greea
esi vols Cuitis' vls Peters 10 yols ned States
Dgs,. II yols United Ssstes Statute Q. Large. 0v, &c
os.h.r with very desirable works in the depar; nsn o
Hory and Belle. Letter. the whole iormns the ost STRAIT
,lisss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

L,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT aud FALL RINER.-The splendid aud superior
sesmer EMPIRE STATE Capt Jewrt leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'clock m,
and the STATE OF MAINE Capt Brown, leaves New orb
Hereafter will be regarded secured TO applicant
until the shall have been paid for.
Freight Boston is orw aded through with dispatch by
IL Express Freight Train
VIM. BORDEN, Agent, Nos. 10 ard II West-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24

CorIrsp"uOrL- y u True Delta
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, March II, islS.
About two weeks ago force Of four hundred rsw
Mexican recruits started under Col. Guadalupe Gar
cia to asrst in attempt To take Tampico from the
Centralists. They have not been heard rom; OUT
only the most creduous expect them to make mseh
headway against q garrison Of regulars
But much more important decree OF the rp"e'sr
Of the State of Tamaulipss has transpired IL 10
l..s than declaring all the ports on the kso Gfsnaes
and indeed lie whole shore, and Tor some twenty miles
1,o the interior free for the Importation sf al gooos,
which are 10 pay duty only when they are earned
b.yopd this 90 free zone, as il IL called. A. Gov.
Cara (CsnZai is acting IN eOIcet with Gov Ndsur-
ii, OF Nueyo Leon, the gentleman SEN C"vsAosl wne
b,aned this from Gov. g. has gone ~ seek
the concurrence Of vidsurr and, that procured, We
will find in exchange for the late Oppressive, cumbreus
and deadenng MsxicaI tarih belt OF country twenty
miles vide Of the richest auvion, watered by nver
bayga5le now for five hundred mes the year round,
with no whatever upon ts commerce, ts manu-
facturts s producs any OF It's industrial pnrsniS.
With such advantages cannot zee why, ie. u con-
,iuue but five YEAR, the Mexican sldo OF ths MO
G,abde should not be settled with most thirty, Pr
perous energetic and improving popuiatoc' xno, ILL
Enplsh and French and German goods $50 oove ~
of duty az well az those of the United otes J
largely the advantage Of their neighDoIe "n tns
who will be paying from ~ to " per 0''' :" W.
-" y,Gsurr, and Garzn, Nuevo Leon Aod Is1salRSs
.,s ,ow iedsn.ndent Of Zulosgs and aeAco. We
49, ,say can maintain their independencs, ana
otherwise, they viii ssk the pro!ecssoc
I'ni,.d States, without the Cnion II poss'o'e'
va, ui,hin IL. For this have high au'hofI.y.
h"s' now what reception vii they meet lhey
Ahe a nor .or a country sgricuturally equal in al
a,s wiz o. ,be much coveted Cuba and Nicaragua,
terP.t,.ss mines OF silver and lead already worked,
ahJ to'd md coal known to exist, oder advantages
- the ese respects far surpassing either OF them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
A NJ MeEwIS. AJetoreer
nv RANGS BROTHER Il CO.-ITade Sale

"WEDNESDAY EVENING Mar a. 1t! oeoch
BCOKsFLLERs' ST0Ck-A .arse collection of ,alsabe
snds,d Wo-ts Ia tie various cte Of L.ra As Aud
$500. and ety of new M'cean pnbcsiins Ai-o,
an ,s.or,u .u, a { asSiosl and School Books, IL"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
TWO COUNTRY SEATS at AUCTION-Ons

d z
VALUABLE FIRE and BURGLAR-PROOF
SAFE al AUCTION F. C. HALLIDAY will sell Ut
tou on THURSDAY, March 25 1858, l0t o'clock
Store 90 and 90 Maiden by order Of the Directors II
the Bank Of the CniO large Fire aud Burglar Proof Iron
SAFE double Door and convenient inside Partitions, aud
Bt,eIworths Patent Lock fh. Safe is feet inches by
feet Of Valentine Bute best make aud cost the
II be examined day the above pse and
will be positively sold 20 the highest sddr Trrms ca
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-24
nlaebinrrr.

LIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
II hand Fire Engines all complete, ready toE aud war
rsntsd, st No Lafayette plsce
nNE SLIDE LATHE GO feet) and one IRON
~ PLANER 6 feet 80 by S0) both iu client condition fo
sale chap Apply Al ROGERS sMlTho No. 80 MohIoest
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

The Democratic Sub Treasury law Ct last
winter. which eompels the Probate Judge Of
each county to appoint Examiners TO inyesti-
gate the condition Of the county Treasures is
raising old harry in some OF the counties. This
thing Of keeping THE MONEY ~ THE VAULT or
THE TREAseRT,'' is not relished very keenly by
some OF the officers who have been specializing
with the peoples funds. We see that the
Treasurer of Vinton county, turns out default
er, on an examination Of his accounts. The
Seneca county Treasurer resigned the day before
the law went in force and made an assignment
Of all his property. The Republican COmmis-
siOners Of that county Immediately appointed a
successor but he refused to permit an inyesti-
cation, and at last accounts the matter was un-
der Investigation. And we see considerable
muttering and many sly insnuat0ns that ''all
IS not right in some Of the other counties.
The law is just the thing. An honest officer
who complies with its provisions need never
fear an examinations those who violate it and
use the public money to speculate, should be
exposed, and this law will elTectually accomp-
Ush that end.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
re WnS There!

Among the attendants at the late Black Re-
publican State Convention was H'Hi0n IT. Gib
son. who has robbed the people of Ohio out Of
nearly million dollars. His name Of course
does not appear among the proceedings, but we
understand he was one of the chief managers in
arranging the programme! And why should
he not be? Gov. Chase, last lall perambnlated
the State and declared Gibson innocent and an
honest nun, Ifsuch is the fact why should he
not be one Of the chief managers Of the Black
Republican State Convention; and even were
Chase'S declarations untrue that would not dis
qualify him from full fellowship in that party
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
A Popular Law.

Among the numerous good acts of the late
Democratic Legislature is the law for the Semi.
annual collection of taxes. Under its whole
some provisions the taxpayers need pay but
one half Of their taxes in the IA Il and defer the
balance until June following. One halfof the
money which has heretofore been paid in the
fall and been lying in the county treasury, or in
many instances used by bankers and specula-
tors, will now remain IN MepOple for six months,
where it properly belongs 10 heavy tax-pay-
erS this law will prove ofincalculable benefit
The Republican Legislature of winter before
last failed to pass this salutory law. The Dem
oc,atc Legislature oflast winter done il! Bear
this in mind,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
Don't Mean what he Says.

Our republican friends over n Belmont eOun-
ty need have no fears about the Know Nothing
sheet in that county not supporting their State
ticket. charlesworth's blowing and putting a
bout another State Convention is 'all talk aud
no cider" He is only trying to induce mum
Der you to come Iorward and take his fizzling
paper, by making his threats. The fellow has
the ticket hOisted at the head Of his paper, and
he intends to support it. His threats are only
made to give him an opportunity Of levying
black mail off ofthe republicans OF that county.
The fellow couldn't be drove or kicked into the
support Of any other than the black republican
State ticket. Well bet new hat that he sup
ports it in his paper. He is good at talking,
but lac don't mean what he says"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
The Republican Idea OF Popular
SOVPreignty

We heard an anecdote recently which is too
good to be lost, as it illustrates the peculiar
ideas which our republican brethren entertain
in relation to popular sovereignty in the Terri
tories. In the Fifth or "Burnt Dstrict,o as it
is called in Indiana, there is great excitement
for Congress, nomination there by the Repub-
licans being, usually, equivalent to an election.
No less than five "Rchmonds" are in the field,
canvassing for nomination, who also dispute
among themselves what Republican principles
consist in, each entertaining different notions on
that subject as is quite natural, and pardona-
BILE, in view Of the erratic and singular course
which, as an organization, they have pursued
One OF them, Mr. Gross, stated to an audience
not long since, that the Republicans had permit
ted the Democrats to brand them as being op
posed to the people in the Territories making
their own constitution and laws quite long e.
nough, and it was now time to contradict, once
and forever, that atrocious falsehood. lie then
said that it had always been the Republican
doctrine that the people oil every Territory sho'd
choose for themselves what kind of constitu-
tion they desired; but (and he put in this i'm
portant proyso,l if it don't cuit us in the States
we can send it back to them and refuse their
application for admission into the Union. We
believe Mr.. Gross has interpreted correctly the
views Of his party on this subject and are they
not beautiful and charming in their simplicity?
1t is popular sovereignty with a vengeance to
allow the people Of a new State to make their
State constitution, and ifit snits.us who do not
live in the Territory, it is right but if it does
not suit US, then tho people must form another
which does come up to our views. Ought not
the people to be very much Obliged to the Re-
publicans for the extraordinary liberty they give
them when they happen to reside in new States
or Territories? - Gin. Eaq.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

OrWe hope and trust that the man that
SITS on the bench in this county rs common
pleas Judge, and who goes by the name ofgcn
eral samuel ". bostwick, feels easy, since he
performed the wonderful feat Of ordering the re-
port Of the commissioners Of this county pub
lshed only in the paper Of his dear relative,
richard hatton, esq, while in the other coun-
ties Of his district it has been published in all
Of the papers. We thank him for this act Of
kindness on his part. We should feel very much
as ifthere was something wrong about us, if
such specimen Of m3anness, who had q little
brief authority, would show US any avors more
than those the law would compel him to show
We expect no personal favors from such quar-
ter. We shalt however publish the report free
ofexpensc, for the benefit Of one half Of the tax
payers Or tliis county who do not take that
"In.ti machine" ofhis distiag,etsled relatives,
called The Cadiz Republican; and more particu-
larly for tho benefit Of those very few Demo
Gratis tlat we're induced TO vote for this thing
by bis constant eoaxing and teazing. Il Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

Mr. WAsnBURN TO be Dropped. - The
Skowhegan (Maine) Clarion--after stating the
agreement, unanimously entered into at the Re.
pubicon convention in the fifth congressional
district two years since, by which Somerset
county was entitled to the representative in SO
and Pisc staquis in '60-says:
"In view OF this arrangement and the princi-
pies which should govern parties as well as in
dividuals we, we do not see how Mr. Wash
burn can honorably consent to be a candidate for
the nomination"
0t~The Rev. Zachariah Ragan, editor Of the
Steubenville True american says that anagree,
ment was entered into four years ago at Har-
lem Springs, that il Mr.. Bingham would re-
ceive the nomination and have the office four
years, that's the end Of that time he woul not
be candidate again for selection. In Maine
it would seem that when black republicans
make contracts among themselves, they show
some disposition to live up to them. How much
disposition Mr. Bingham or his friends have for
living up to their contracts may be fourd out
by asking Gen. Eckley Mr.. Wadsworth, or
some other congressional aspirant in that party.
But as it is none ofour mix in," we will let
the opposition settle it among themselves; al
though we like to see "honor even among
thieves" a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28
Slightly Improving in Honesty.

"A few days since the Republican papers all
declared that the expenses Of the Government
for the fiscal year ending the lst OF July, 1858
were $l0o,O00,0O0. BY dint of persuasion and
argument they were at last convinced that it
was proper to deduct from this amount the
S200000D0 loan authorized by Congress in
June, to meet defiaiency expected to arise in
the year ending July l, 1859, not dollar of
which had been expended in the year which
closed the 1st Of this month. D1ducting this
$20,0O0Q00, they now claim and publish tables
to show that So 100000 were expended in the
last fiscal year. This is nearer right, but it is
far from being correct. They still charge in this
SS1,0O0O00 to Mr.. Buchanan's account S15,.
100000 of debts contracted by the Republican
Congress before he toas electel, and also some mil
lions Of Treasury notes now on had. They
must deduct these, and then the expenses will
be about $60,O0Q0o0, which is the average they
have been for some years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-07-28

or The Know Nothing black republican pa
per over in Belmont county, called the "Iade-
pe,nlant Republican," seems to be troubled about
the circulation ofthe Cadz Sentinel lift will
be Of any satisfaction to the gentleman, we will
respectfully inform4im, without any boasting,
that we print every week just exactly $40 cop
les ofthe Cadiz Sentinel; but it should be 1000,
and would be if a little exertion was made to
increase its circulation. Now, how many do
you print, Mr. Republican, either st. Clairsville
or Cadiz? Give us the exact number, gentle
men