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

VIM. Il Nlinteer, Ad'tor on
James Gillespie, deceased, In the Probate Court
vs.: Sot Harrison county ..
Margaret Brown and other Petition to sell land.
heir, of SAID decedent
TNHE defendants William Francis, Alexander
L Francis Elizabeth Bell, Robert Bell, Sarah
Gillespie, James Gillespie. William Gillespie,
Noedham Gillespie, Robert Leech, Jamcs Leech
Elizabeth CuIlis-- Cuis, Elizabeth johnson,
aud Lewis JVhnsnn, non.residents of the State OF
lhio, will take notice that said Administrator on
the 18th day Of February 10 '6 filed his petition in
said Court, the object and prayer of which petition
is to obtain an order on the Goth day of March. 1858
ut 10 O'Clock A NJ. for the sale of the following
real estate Of which the said decedent died seized
to pay The debts Of said decodent 10 wit: the lot on
which said dccedant resided shortly before his death
being part OF the East half Of the ~ w. quarter
Of secti N No twelve tl2,) Township 1i,) and
range six ,6) IN the Stenbenvo land district Iar.
rison County. Ohio, containing one acre aud 23&.
oppriised al $4,000 and also that follow
ing pre- mises situate in Guernsey County, Ohio, to
Wit being part OF the southwest quarter of Sec
tion two ~ Township ten (l0,J and Range seven
90 containing about one and three qunrters-
SAID lot lies on the National road and OF the value
OF about $500.
WM. G. MINTEER. Adm'tor.,
Feb II, 4tw hy ]. NJ EsrEp his Attv
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A RELIGIOUS PRoNUNcIAMENTo.- .--BishoE
Bayley, the Catholic Bishop ofNew Jersey, has
issued a manifesto, to be read in all the church,
es, in which he calls attention to drunkardS
and dealers in liquor. Leaving to the pastors
the choice Of the particular means to be used
he suggests that each should keep list of the
drunkards and liquordealcrs in his church,
lie says:
[ am determined to make use Of the most
severe measures against all who are addicted to
this scandalous and destructive vice, and if they
continue in the practice of it, they must do it as
outcasts from the Catholic Church, who have nc
right to the name Of Catholic while they live
nor to Christian burial when they die.
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Are YOn Sickf

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurabls, and then mourn
" hen it is too late. Folr ftths Of all the diseases
whi,'h people the church yards might be cured by
Ayers Catharc Pills, il taken in season. Donr
go dra a9ging through the Spring, faint sleepy a1d
listess, because your blood is loaded with bile -
FONT wear the head-ache, Heartburn, and their
kindcred disorders, because your stom pch is foul
Don't parade yourself around the world covered
with Pimp'eS, Bo!ches, Ulcers. Sores and all OF
any OF the nnclean diseases of the skin because
yobr system wants cleansing. Don't show your
self about. can, haggard, all cave1 in, because
your stomach and Bowels need Strengthening into
healthy action. Ayers PiHsset these things rrgh
az surely Js water quenches fire. They purify
the body and blood, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel as quick O,
they are taken. They are the one great medical
wnnd er Of ihis age, recognized by all who know
their writes, aud many thousands know them -
Take the Cherry Pectorul for CRugh, and the
Pills for all arrangements requiring purgatiyc
medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J. C AVER, Practical Chem
st, Lowell, Ms and sold by all Druggists ana Dca
eqrs in Medicine through this section.
Ja2m
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-03

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT.--Er -Eruptons, bols
and ulcers are bad enough when men are the
sufferers, but when the delicate skin or woman
is invaded by such blemishes, we feel a deeper
commiseration for the afflicted one. 1t will be
no news to thousands Of the gentle sex that
Holoway's Ointment is a complete obltearnt oI
such dsfgurements. 10 those who are not
posted upon this subject it may be proper to
say that this benefcent preparation removes all
such nuisances promptly, safely, and without
leaving scar behind. Avoid all liquid cos
metics, and use only this soothing vegetable
productions in all cases Of external infamma-
ton.
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OF Our Democratic exchanges generally
speak in glowing terms with regard to the Pres
idents late Kansas Message, recommending the
admission ofKansas urdcr the Lecompton Con
stitution. The opinion seems to be that no
such message has appeared since "Old Hick-
ory's" South Carolina document! The opposi
ton press seem to agree as to its power as a
state paper, judging by the way they abuse the
President They abused General jackson in
about the same round manner
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Monroe Stewart.

The Governor exercised wisely his clcmency
wien he pardoned Monroe Stewart. The com.
munity here with great unanimlty agree in this
act of the Governor. Stewart is largely indebt.
ed to his counsel, K. P. Flenniken, Esq, for his
untiring exertions in procuring his release. We
sincerely hope this narrow escape from death
may prove perpetual and terrible warning to
Stewart as to others, against being found in bad
company.
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O-There Is one sure and sffsctuAi remedy

0-There Is one sure and stfsctuAi remedy
to make black republican feel in good humOr,
and his countenance at the time will be sure
indication Of his god feeling, It is this: Tell
him that yoA are a Douglas Democrat, or that
you are Opposed to James Buehanan's admins
tratiOn. Either is sufficient to make any black
republican ins.agoOd humor, aud the expression Of
his cOuntsnance will say, "we think that you
will soon be one Of u.s."
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legal Notice,
Harry Bricker, d In the Court of Common Plea

H'nFy bH'KeF' IN the Court OF Common Pleas
Shadlick Kemp. Harrison County, Ohio.
THE defendant, Shadtick Kemp. will take notice
Il that the plaintiff, on the end day OF January
1883, filed his petition SAID Court against him. the
object and PRAYER of which is to recover judgment
against him for S7l 80 and interest from Nov. 9.
1857: being the sum paid by said plaintiff to the
Executors OF John Gourly as SURETY for said de-
lendnnt on note given to said Gourly by said de-
lendant, with plaintiff and others as snreties dated
Oct 10, 1881, for $52 AZ. The defendant is further
notified that an attachment has been taken out in
said action, for his goods and chattels, onds and
tenements in said County. You are required to
answer or demuro 10 said petition on or before the
oath day of April, 1923, and in default thereof,
judgment will be taken against you as aforesaid
JOSEPH Nj ESrEP,
March 3. 1853 ct Attorney for Plaintiff
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AgricuIturaI Meeting.

Messrs S. McFadden, (Irish,) John Haver-
field, Leslie Copeland, Ii. Boyles, and j. T.
Hatcher, Directors Of the Harrison County Ag.
ricultura Society, will meet at the Probate
Judges Office, in Cadiz, on Saturday, March 13
1858, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Messrs Charles N. Allen, Charles Fox, John
McFadden, (Irish,) James B. Jamison and NJ
B. Kennedy, will meet at the same place on
Saturday, March g. 1853 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
1t is expected that the gentlemen, whose
names are mentioned above, will meet without
fail at the times mentioned at which they are
to meet. j. JARVIS, Sec'y pro tenn.
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0TThe Washington correspondent of the
New York T1bme-not very good authority,
by the way-in late dispatch, says;
Judge Douglas is making ready ior great
demonstration.
"The separation of himsel and of Messrs
Stuart, Broderick, Harris, Marshal, Montgom,
cry, Hickman, Cox and their associates from
the Lecompton party, is looked on as final and
complete; arrangements are in progress for the
consolidation of a great Anti Lecomplon party"
Another ephemerall party, which no sort oi
consolidation can give vitality or spectabiityto
1t will h'rlly gJt orsanizal byOr it will begin
to decay, and its members ask themselves,
'where am to go?" And it will be very Sc
rlous question to many of them.
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05"None should omit to read the long, but
exceedingly interesting and instructive article,
copied into this days paper from the Kansas
Herald Of Freedom. 1t was the voluntary tes-
timony Of the leading Free State paperin Kan
sas, in regard to the spirit, purpose and conduct
OF large body of those with whom it has here
tofore acted in concert Had this statement
come from paper favorable to the Lecompton
partyit would have been denounced as ayile fab
rcation. But proceeding from an organ Of the
anti-Lecompton party, its truthfulness as re-
CARDS its non voting associates, will not be ques-
toned
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-03

PARTNERsHIP.It may interest our breth-
rem Of the press to know that DIR. j. G. AVER
ofLowell, Cherry Pectoral and Cathartic Pills,)
has associated with him, his brother Frederick
Aver, ESQ., long and favorably known as a lead
ing merchant of the West. Mr.. Aver will con-
duct the widely extended business ofthe firm,
which now reaches to the commercial nations
OF beth hemispheres, while the Doctor will
devote himself to his scientific investigations and
pursuits. Mercantile journal. 5.g rs,,
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Important TO Comfy Commission

In the Supreme Court at Cincinnati, Ohio
Judge Brinkerholf has decided that the County
Commissioners, in their quasi corporate capaci-
ty, are not liable to an action at the suit of an
individual who has been injured by their negli-
pence or default.
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In Chronic eompants or diseases of long standing
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stand from Ondef!

On. Tuesday evening" Senator Green sent g
note to Douglas, cody informing him that &
msjority o. the committee had concluded to re
port on Thursday morning. Douglas, on recei-
wing Green's note, went to work with his usus
energy although he had hardly closed his eyes
for three nights, and by sunrise this morning
his report was ready ana copy Of IL, 0laae sEee,
bg sheet as VI ms ,cytttea, gas IN The mail on its
seay tote Ne,g Fo,k T1fbame.
we take the above from the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune. The
lines italieisei contain statement that will
pain The really judicious friends and admirers
Of the distinguished Senator from Illinois, be-
cause it seems to indicate that he is in intimate
relation with that great Abolition organ, which
he honors with the first copy Of bis report on the
Lscompton Constitution
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~1s - N<-a-------------
A Good Republican Speech!

The Columbus Journal in noticing the Doug
lass straight out meeting in that city on Satur-
day, says:
Judge johnson, late ofKansas, made the first
speech, and it was one of the best we have ever
heard, Its be printed at length in the States
man, therefore we will give no abstract of it.
Suffice it to say that there has been no position
taken by this paper in regard to Kansas, and nc
statements of facts made by us showing tbe
wrongs committed in that territory, which the
speaker did not show was correct"
That looks nice. A professed Democrat con-
tirming all the Abolition lies Of the Presidcn-
tial campaign!
But hear what it says about Gov. Payne
"Henry B. Payne, of Cleveland, followed
next, and made quite good Republican speech
That's enough! You may take them both, but
don't repudiate Fayne's speeches last summer
in favor Of the Dred Scot descsion Our readers
can see where Douglas is leading his friends to
Beware in time!
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slewart& Coleman Before Samuel Foreman a
rl,,n,,.d j1stIo ,d.!i Of the peace of Ger
On the 22nd day OF February, A. u. 1853, said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the SUM of el!727 and costs.
STEWART & COLEMAN.
March 3 IS S-dlDd
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/, ,sseabenviIIe lIcraId l ying again.

q Ths following We take rom the Heral':
= = The Senate Colnmittec in their majority re
port upon the Lccoup,on Constitution, speak
Of itas e Constitution which they, (the people
bf kaDSas) cannot change, without RESORT
ING TO A REVOLUTION, UNTIL THE
YEAR 1861"
= This plan for changing the Constitution after
Kansas is admitted, from Slave to a free State,
prior 10 1864, is all ''cllp trap "a chea;," ,"
.'huInbug" to reconcile disaifected democrats,
that a. NO iSrROUS FRAUD, may bessperpe-
trated upon the people Of Kansas, in the name
81 DEMOCRACY!
The above is an unmitigated alschood. --'The
rSenatc Committee say no such thing. But
they say that "many generous persons hold
that idea. And the "Ssnlte Committee" an
swer those generous persons" and say tl.at
the LecomPton Constitution has produced a
s'perectremcdy' for this, Or any other grie- .
ance, ''and placed that relneGy in the gJs,'Itc-
ted hands of the majority of the people," by in
serting in the Constitution "the following dis
tinct and Wasqpivica! recognition Of power, viz:
'aAE political power is Inherent in the people.
and and all free governments are founded on
their authority and instituted for their benefit,
and therefore they have at aP times an inaliena
bic and indefeasabe righ: to alter, reform or aJo}
iah their form of government in suchimanner as
they may think proper"
a short time ago the Lk7aT was lying on
the President, now on the Senate Committee
10 give the t-,stb concerning either, would not
suit the purposes Of the Herald and Back Re-
Pubiicsnism.
sW We might add that the abavo Ealsehood ofthe
Herald isin the Cadiz Rrp,4liccn of this week,
taken from the Ohio State Jotsfna?
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Legal Notice
bANfIatE INVdEFC
IN the Court ofl,ommon Pleas of Harrison Couu
ty, Ohio.
Samuel Copeland, Pl'f

Samuel Copeland, Pl'F
CIVIL ACTIoN
Moses fIandey, Jr Def't
rfSIi f. said defendant Mvses EIandIey Jr of Polk
l. County, Iowa, VIII take notice that the said
plaintiff samuel Copeland, on the Sd day of Febru-
ary A ID. 1858, filed his petition against him in the
said Court OF Comm on Pleas; the object and pray.
er of which is to recover judgment against him
for the sum Of S775oO and interest thereon from
the 9th day Of March 1857; said sum being the a
mount paid by said plaintiff to said defendant on a
certain writ ten article of agreement, by the terms
of which said defendant agreed to convey to SAID
plaintiff by the lst of June 1857, certain tract Of
land in Story County, Iowa, which said defendant
has failed 10 do whereby this action has occurred
You are required to answer or demur to said peti-
lion on or before the 81 day Of April, A D 1853.
said defendant Is further notified that an attach
ment has been taken out in said action against his
goods and chattles, lands and tenements, &c, in
said County Of Harrison.
On failure Of said answer or demurrer judgment
will be taken for the above named and costs of
suit ] M. ESTEP
Feb 10, l959-w6t. Attorney for PIT
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The Clcrmont Stm, enc Of our ablest ex
changes, has the filowins notice of the late
,aangGel uetting at Columbus. 1t might be
proper, in this connection, oadd that the SIN i:
opposed to the President on his Kansas policy
hut does not makaa fool 0! himself IL OL5t
SIte5B!gE:--
A..great anti Lecompt0n meeting was held a
Columbus few days since, at which II. Is
Payne, ). W. johnson Of Georgetown, and 9th
srs, made speeches, as also did Moreton anJ
others. They pitched into the President in ;
very abusive manner-aS we learn from a ti'ient
who was on the ground. These speakers s,erh
ldoyed all the old stale epithets which were u
Sel by the Black Republicans in the campaign
of 1866.
What good can come out Of these abusive ep
ithets By Democrats, we cannot divine. Week
ceedingty donht the proprioty Of holding sucl
meetings at all at which bad blood is engenGer
ed, and excitement raised We think both sides
are at fault in this respect.
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0T"Wm H. Watson much respected citi-
zen of IIarrisyile, in this county, was buried by
the Masonic fraternity on last Monday, the 1st
inc
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Masonic Hall, Fifth street, Pittsburgh
A CAEKTl.

The undersigned tender their acknowledge.
ments to our neighbors and citizens for Their
promptness in extinguishing the fire that origi
mated in our smoke house on the morning Of the
26th ult. We are under deep obligatione fol
their timely aid S. Il I'll. McFADDEN.
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MEssRs. Hunt & MrNER.-These energetic
dealers in Books, Periodicals anl Magazine.
are building up trade and reputation coexten-
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papers ofthe East. Country dealeas and news
venders should realize the advantages of this
fact, and order exclusively from this house
Leslie's Illustrated News, the New York Led
ger, Harper's Weekly, the Philadelphia Press,
and every other celebrated issue, can be had in
small or large quantities at rates insuring fine
profit to the purchaser. The publications Of
the Harpers, Appletons, Phillips Sampson &
Co. Peterson, &c, are received regularly
Hunt & Miner are the publishers of the Con-
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OF which have been struck, English and Ger
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by the quantity, at a favorable discount.
Call with, or address,
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NOfiCp.

NOTICES hereby given, to those interested
LN that the subscribers have received an As.
signmcnt from Samuel Ilandey OF all his property.
real and personal, claims, demands, &c, in trus.
for his creditors.
Those indebted to the said Samuel Handley will
please call and settle, aud those having claims n
gainst hrn will please present them within six
months to the undersigned trustees.
DAVID Fl DLEY.
JAMES SKELLY,
Assignees
Hopedale Harrison county Ohio Feb "a 1858.
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N1T-Monrs. Stewart who WAS convicted with
Hsnry iiss and Charlotte Jones for the murder
ossisOfge Wilson and Elizabeth MsMasters, and
"a y haye been hung on last Friday st Pitts
5wsh, has bsen grsntstl , pardon.
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Robert j. walkers Y.eiseT OF Kcc-
SigEasiOn.

| tne uiSIduClllStu EOultlS5. ne alllCle speaks
for itself:
Robert j. walkers LciteT OF Kcc-
sigmasion.
We have given this document hasty peru
SAL and we sincerely regret that so mighty an
| Union savior should be guilty ofso caluminous
charge as he, in that letter. prefers against the
people of this Territory, and, more especially
against the officers whose duty it was to take
the census, whom he dcnominates as partizan
officers
We have not space this week to review all OF
his letters; but, if we had, it would be work Of
Isuperogatlon, so we shall only notice portion
| Of this famous letter, viz:
| TN nineteen Of these counties there was no
census, and therefore, there could be no such
apportonment oFdeItgates based upon such CEN
sus. And in fifteen of these counties there was
no registry Of voters. These fifteen counties
including many Of the Oldest organized counties
in the Territory, were entirely distianchsed
aud did not give, and (by no fault of their OWN
could not give solitary vote for delegates to the
| Convention"
| Ilow any man. occupying as high position
as Robert j. Walker does, could unblushingly,
make such charge, we cannot conceive.
In those counties where he saysuo registry
was taken, and that it was mo fault of the peo-
ple," he well knows that officers did attempt to
take the census, and that people not only re-
fused to give IN their names, but even drove the
officers from those counties W et arms.
| How can Robert J. Walker make such charg-
es, after he has once in this Territory from the
| public rostrum proclaimed uice Versa?
| We, for the special benefit of that Union
savior, and to refresh his memory which is
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BowMAN's VEGETABLE CoMPoUND.-This is
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colds and coughs should remain ignorant of the
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0STSee advertisement of valuable out-lots
for sale in another column. This is an oppor-
tunity tbst seldom Offers. (.
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DEaFSIss.-Ceriaiu relief for those afflicted; see
advertisenlent headed /" Ear and Eye" m another
column
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MI a R R L II Ds

On the 10Th ult, by Samuel Foreman, Esq.,,
Mr. JOSEPH K. WELT to Miss NANCY ANN
WALLACE, both Of Harrison county, Ohio.