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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

Virginia, to Wit:
AtRpl, he'd 10 IRE CLERKS Oh Of the Cir.
cat Com OF I'hefsoH County, a,Ae 5,h cay
ofJgl5 i-J-
~'A1 l'''i Ts! Il; P"'' Debt,
Jsekso u Hgl-., D.rt)
'IHE o5ei iA,. >oS rto attach ssy Este ssd .n
iseis .i.n u f'sdsai 8 'hs deb,' dam Nth.
49, p,ies y s.aS ,' ~ az ss'f, .s It,
t'1saib .l.trr Co.. 6Tm II ks,ysS L
D5agls- frhis do ssd - r Gib-
sea ID tuF'.f. ~ TTs... DoaUss ADoarIss
to the 'ai > -asHt ssd PPiy to e, @ the
..l a,H' q 100 P...si,H. eIs,1, .s-H jsdrn~assIb-
rendered 70 r.r .Hsar
Il syp..rE o., .itdsVr flied IN, salt. ~ The
DrirsIs. cot fs.iieut 81 thi. STATE, he Asrrby
f'isir'd sTesf hTtr wIihis oss moaih .hsFA pub.
iic.tioB a - sfdSr 4sd do what 10 aeeSsssTyt pro
iect hs isrtFts % tbs n.srrT II - iufthsf Srsd
h.'ie,p> 4 ~ o'isf b. y"bii'h,d ooes -s'Ar
tsscss.tVr seks o. tbs VI EinIa ffss Pfvss. az.
PsPef Pf,rtsdio 1,her.os Cosstv, snd posted ~.
irosi do"f y. Couft.IIoass. 90 the hfst DAY Ne
nrIt C0snty t1au
CoPy-Tss,s /
YiRGLNL, J,FSr,oa CoaniJ ST: !
In the County Court, July Rules, 1854
Joel Clip. )As set,os q DEB,
Alfred u Rs.sr, JAY RaIs'. 1854.
TENHE Jse tbs SOFT :. 10 ab,.s Jssa.ssi sEsis'i
The D'saaa, ta' ~ sas 4 > y. %. s,,h i'Eai
~ pad, snd ths este.
Il srye.Usgrt ,su.isstofi eviisses. that ice De
isnisht 90 rspsn ~ 49, state ~ % ordered thsl
b. b. rsqstfsd @ spp.u uHhts Iuth alter de-
Isbiestps a uis ofdsf 80 o. shat - ssessssfy ID
Protect NJ intsst Asd " tstAss ordered tAst 49,
oflst b. psblthsd oncs ussk ff kaf ssscsssiv,
u..I. b. hs .y,s,s,. yt.. pee. -. pa.,.d At 10.
ifsa Dee TIE Cert Hosss dead Coaaty tbs LEI
dsY ofths ssHt I'm ~ he sad Cert
~" ia NvosE. cI,h.
JSlJ Is 'Ss-,t ~ E-as.ay,y
9IdE gERaAIEO rlNcICHEOFBAHk
- s,u~'s Eiiii % Ysiou Pe,aVish Bsfki
liamptn yereatie fio1aWi
~. dsn1s g~imaB Biuer
ID, sFsha'rd Busrs.
SON. DuutUa of8ia iof sale tv
Jsly - CAMPBELL 8 COOK
PFesh GreceFtes.
TlROWN sss Cisuss,. s"Ean
ID Mols,ss, Ries Gre, .srs. Chss'e
Msersroni a.. Jss' fscc.iyedh ~
Juns - IN = L L sapis-h-
Yer Harvest.
RAss 800 Gtsih ssy,hss
VI Wbsstsonss Ride Rskss -
luas ~ Il J. SApLER
WOOL WANTED.
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v r1t n AisQUITH
lois 49,
NeW Rocks.
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- c.htissj y ID. Author q u, Lifh,
i.is Lifs ~ Qen uars.0rs bY htposrt To-
received - CE HELEER CO
Ma % 81
A UrHURs Faint sEsF sEALiN'
n cans 60 rrrssfVing fresh Ffais Tomi
torp. - Fof ssts ~
JOY IS tssa JH& 81 L, ApLkA
UPEROE iNK PUw DEa 1919
> JalyI c. q 8gLLER CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
IN THkIRCUIT COURT
N J,1eTso1 Cosnfy.

al " Je1ef'o1 CosHfy.
John M..-t Trustee A.. PLFrr.
IN CHANCE Y,
hSA'Ssr Af' Herty trustee Vincent VI
bu"'L S'islEa OF win ib- vii annexed ct
"m shut Il anl >Aid VILcshIM Buu-r
suu nour .ucas, D,FTs
uiS Auf.niEg on Ia &c heard ihi, 3t,y DAY
u May Y upon the bill taken for confessed
and the sihttaiwa. .,gu,t NV r.,,..i n,on
cUnsiicTsiiVn tsr,ot m !. ,r,,. .,d $1,000
thai COmmiss-r of mi. Con-, 40 .,e.,,,,n
,rt report VhA o,nn.rtv nurrh,>.4 ,,n,r w.,
onVt sSm'h' by JOhu and Edward Lucas
sou i"' a. ,he ss'rTrO! made 10y Henry Berry
so" Led 10 receive The proceeds u
e nov 'nr Pas been approp'ial,i by the
iInte' anu heA punt OF liens ~ M saii pT p
e'N, he" da'r> spTi.Tit,,s aud To- app mon
the proceed. 1T ssi,nong IN. c.,t,.. .nt,ii,t ar.
e.'u'ns 10 'heir ieciIEe rights, mssiug any
'.'men' uesm'd tnent ~ himself or which
e'th,r parry may ~. And n /. iur,h,r oTi,r-
e! that he COmmiss.T rive N, tic, If m, lin.
And pace o'skecuoihis order bv pablieA alton in
s sh seNspspef Pahed IN JefrTscn County,
VHtlnia iof sueces- wesk,,xhieh publica ion
shall b. IN ira OF Pet,l service on III, parties .r
ei,hu oi lhem
copy-s,e
=, T BROWN O.
TIE parties TO the alb .uii are h-teby nntih,i
TO Glea al my Orcs Cbari-.ioun Jefferson
Co. Va. 90 the 2Oih uf August next al 10
o'c.tcE, A. VI with Jheyouchsrs or otk.r ,yi.
dene. ~ enable mr to eztte m, above Decree
EDwE. COOKE, Conn
jay -, 1858 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
It'f. tIItt.AM.

To Farmers and Others.
4 HAYS iasf slsned . sffs Sioes ~ y nestle
i Coitohs basEst rsfy Ersatss r4ses ssrs
-
usary paups-o DfH.s fof Pants
- ed 90 OsusbuFFs
Psnt'ssitsry ssd 0thsf Pisa Cs.s--s,
7sasi - UsavY Bose
Psfm-ft Lissa Duis Dos BfIs
Be- Hsafsf Crtoas 81 Ffssss ssf rf.rrs
biah LiHfrt Crsss pisrsfs go p
AisH B.ts arf Me- fssey Fstf rfaH4 $50
f44 sorssyafd Tso.s ip $50 siI aas
BE- f1 Rsifs fystfsFs ta rive o. arsf ..t.if .tf.
rfast.E o. hsre F5.Fhassd eitt a. sF~ i1 ne
plfstafs ta m0tsy aHaut 80 ut. ss . sf...H.rF
" CHARLES JOHNSON
Hsfpsrs Psuy. Agfus. iH.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
POSTPONEMENT
Ia. shove sal, - postponed uhI. AUG UsT
COURT (i5th pfoIimu,
jay ~. So HUNTER TrIv..
ALSO

Al iSs same time an g,sr-. ~ ytru- ,'. De
Of Trust executed by ihr said Geo W Sspp,rK-
tos and his vile TO the nHdsr.ignei a. trustee
tor eertain CfediI, 70 10 sAt1 Deed M ntiunsa GiI
b sold al public Vss1uc he STABLEAQT and
all Tie buildings thrfsoo, belobsinE heRiotofs tb
the said SsppisEtoh and u.s. as sishlss fot aid
hotel Terms Cash. J. w. KENNEDY.
" - -. Tfusrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
NOTICE.

TTvak,uk tuo Years OF the 18th Sept
L ..1t 80 a., A., diseoDusaSd business 81
Rippon Sad al aotss OF o, ZEN aeeo7n" due Us and
renhinihG sapgid attAst lin Uih o. u'o''''sp
for collection VuhOai tesp ect 10 n>i,en. m
Jaiy ~. 1t A. yIMBRRI. AhE 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

CHARLESTOwN ACADE
"itfci,es 81 -, iIs'I''i.1 i.ffhe.n,ui,
EN- "'n'nvh,'nE Srpi'm ,,t snd cUaIa-
"'rt Nv nubtbs b. c.,. u, .db,
y. q No"rH Jo..,J SASBORN
TERMS
English Department, per Session s,.oo
ui i've months go w.
Cla's'csl add Mathematical Of Eve,
monihs ="
french. per S-.,i0b So
Admission Fee 100
Nun- sdmiu~t Su' .has- b. ,ursc, 20 .uui,r
&c a. the nd OF the session aud no deduction Tor
susrncr.
Ns'.ts. ". q 9 iniulg, the hope that untiring
aurn,tun to heir duties a. teachers will secure
he-rs share VI pu bic patronage
JuN 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

A SUPPLY of superior No Ffs,b Hssfns
"a lsst receives tht ~ sac ~
Msyg5 HEDGES 4 TRUHsELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

HAVANA plan.

rHfs 10 rus otb sonE ~ uHAwfso
P,,ssI - 80 Ph>,i a.d T. clrf, ~ AsofAsv
ErSvy PrIrs s Ts~a Otaf
PussI pad - fHH sulO4i esq d,dpoiioa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

hsnsfact1Isl bs
BlcSFoRD q HUFFMAN BALr ND.
'THosE si.hins his article snd me hat i.ppi.
snsny Acknowledged 10y N. FsTl.rs Of n.
Soa'h Notth snd Wet and bY all th,t 49,
.se1 To be ,hr teal ever offered 10 the mt AZ
s n'Hd ihst unles, they order early. nav
% uNsPPo ed, a. hundred. .ers last .,a,,n ~
'No' p,H'' so Gu geo Attachment s2s
Gfs'' seed Sp~er. 10
Al order. promptly he'd and ,nt,rm.,io. xi,
en, by application to CIV
General Agent for The S,,,,h.' 80,
OrEIcs No. 30 South Chati., =
s',.eeG Pratsod csmdsi Bali Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
SWAN g CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT
As usS 4 CO. CONTINUE To DRAW
WITHOUT fyrRpgrn"

LorrrRfN d Co.'S
AUTHORIZED ARE LEGAL. AND
Estate o, cEoRo,.
The lat. attempt
has shown that our Llpjurs eur Firm
Fairly that our Prize, kiss are drawn
y ani that our Scheme, S,sid pun,,u,l
than any other Lottery more liberal.
-,,e - world
uh '"'.o-,nr scheme al - ar.
= SWAN Co, Managers Of the s,.
emV L"' ery. IN each a. ,s.i,
= .sL'e' i'i Jai', Inss AUGUSTA
pue''e usdrT the ssr,rtaisnd.acr o,C,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05

90 The PAa " sag, nanh.r
$4,000 Tickets
Use H-"'sat Fs,r Hu,ir-I lod P,-..
SEAELI 1 PRIZE TO EVERY rICyE
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
ToBR DRAWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-05
NOTICE:
TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER Wanted for one OF the public
I1 schools VI The county. Salary 1926. In.
quire al
July I, - FREE PRESS OFFICE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

The Cavolton Dsmocrl& represents Mr.. Bipg-
ham as uttering the following sentiment before
the late Republican Cpngre +sionAl Convention.
at Harlem, which placed him in nomination for
Congress-:
Il HOPE TO LIVE TO SEE TIE DAY
WHEN TIE NEGRO WILL ENJOY ALI
TIE PRIylLEGE ES OF Til Z w HITE MAN
This is the estimate no places upon the NO
gro, now wa propose to SEQ the esbmate he pla-
ces upou portion Of white men oil this coun
try. Mr. bingham when he joined the know
Nothing order took the following oath:
'Yo1 and each Of your own free will and &C
cord, in the presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses, your right hand resting on
this Holy Bbo and Cross ana your LEFT hand
toward Heaven in token of your sincerity, do
solemnly spromse' and swear that You
WILL NOT VOTE NOR GIVE YOUR IN
FLuENCE FOR ANY MAN, FOR ANY
OFFICE IN TIE GIFT OF TIE PEOPLE.
UNLESS HE BE AN AMERICAN BORN
CITIZEN IN FAVOR OF AMERICAN BORN
CITIZENS RULING AMERICA, nor it he be
Roman Catholic; and that you will not. mas
der any circumstances, expo Q the name ef any
member Of this order-nor reveal the existence
of such an organization.
Look a: hlm! voters choose between Jgdge
Means and Mr. Bingham Is he not honey to
represent the freelnen OF 2lst District. II he
had better acquaintance with some OF tina
"frcemcn' OF this District we would not DO 50
surprised and shocked at his ridiculous po9i-
ti0ns. How true it is that the "way Of the
transsressor is hard.-.Steu U,Aon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
nnr husiness Manners.

Dick Hatton, when he gets one Of his jealous
fits upon him, which misfortune he is almost in
yariabIy troubled with, talks of the Sentinel
dying Out, and such like stuff. Well,ifit is any
satisfaction to such jealous hearted creatures as
he is, we viii say that the income ofour Office
is more during the course ofthe year than his is,
including all his county patronage, &c. We
publish paper that is readable hence people
patronize it. And all the jealousy that he shows
about us, will not prevent the public from pat
ronizing the paper. We will say this much
however, that neither his nor our patronage is
as much as 1t should be; and lift were not for
the patronage that he gets by the county being
republican, he would not be able TO put on those
aristoeratic airs that sometimes troubles him,
espesially when he orders his sewing girls away
from his table. Attend to keeping your own
paper up Dick which is as much as you can do;
and we will guarantee you, and all three cent
gentlemen like you, that the Sentinel will
live and prosper long alter you and your "oil
cake pork ,are forgotten
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
The California Street Preacher.

At the recent Camp meeting held near West
chester this hisdistinguished speaker was present
and by the uniqueness, originality and appropri
ateness of his ministrations exerted a powerful
influence over his auditory. He is the author oI
three popular and entertaining works, which
have met with an unprecedented rapid sale.---
These works are: "Seven years Street Preaching
in San Francisco, embracing Incidents and
triumphant death -scenes;" California Life H.
lustrated;" address to Young America, and a
Word to the Old Folks" Harpcr's New
Monthly Magazine, in referring the first work
named, thus writes: During Mr.. Taylor's resi-
dence in California he was devoted exclusively
to his work as a Missionary ofthe NJ. L. Church
and, by his fcarlessness, zeal and sell-denial,
won the confidence Of the ,gAole population
He was frequently thrown in contact with gam
blers and adventurers of every description, but
won the hearts ofthe most abandoned. His WIS.,
its to the sick in hospitals were productive Of
great good. Unwearied in his exertions, he
had succeeded in establishing system OF whole
some religious influence, when the great finan-
cial crash in San Francisco interrupted his Ia.
bors. His book was written in the interests Of
good cause, while its own intrinsic viyacity
and naturalnass will well reward the general
reader for its perusal" Our readers may OBJ.
tain these books from DR.. J. D. Schooley Of
tn is r,lace
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

John 4. BinghaIa was nomiDated BY tho
Republican party for third term in Congress
against the combined efoits Of the Candidates
and their friends in favor ofsthe distribution OF
rewards. We regard this as a bold and clearly
defined step to prescribe all other laboiers for
freedom TIL Mr.. Bipgham's death. Some Of
the Republicans pretend to say this is the Con-
gressinan's last heat. They seem to forget that
the abolition argument which gave him the
third term will be stronger for iourth and.a
fifth We have said befors that Mr. Bingham
can 90 to Congress from this district so leng ~
it is Rcpublican-unless he is Dictated thiss fAll.
He is in ivor Of the monopoly o. politisal rs-
wards and against rotation, and every man who
is in favor of fair dealing and honor as among
politicians is opposed to him. Let the question
he made over the district, Is it necessary in or
der to stay the progress .ot Slavery, that one
man should be kept in Congress and trained 10
breast and beat back the waves OF Slavery az
greSsion2 Is Mr.. Bingham the mani In our
opinion both questions will be decided in the
negative. But If the first should be concluded
affirnaIyely the rotation Republicans can bs
on hands with 1'00o men in the district, who
can do as much in Congress for freedom or any
other cause, the first day, Mr., Bingham has
dore in three years. ~ III
! To rotate or not to rotats--that i ths ques-
tion. Oii0 Patriot 81, ass sga4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
Hats |! Hats i! ETats ~!

The Fair comes off next week. and as, the
town will be full Of people, it will be to the in
terest ofevery one toappear to the very best ad.
vantage. But this you cannot do, while you
wear such q shocking bad hat Now in order
TO remedy this defect, we viii tell you what 10
do--Go to our friend Graham, who holds forth
on Market street, and procure Yourself nice
now hat. lie keeps constantly on hands hats
of every variety; of the latest styles, and made
Of the very best Of material. They can't be
beat, either for beauty Or durability. Give
friend Graham call, and We promise you, that
YOU will not only be pleased, but will make BY
the anarafinn. .M aa.a.lM A.A M ML
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29


0ssrThc editor Of the Cadiz Rp,sHicdn, has
oIlsscyeral occasions, attempted to throw out
fhelow insinuation that we were base enough
to burn our own Office in Westchestcr, which
office great portion OF our readers will recol-
1ect was destroyed by fire IN April, 1851 Now
il Dick IIatton or any other person thinks that
ws,wcre guilty Of such q base transaction ss
that, II Is their duty as good citizens to make
complaint against us before the grand jury q
Tuscarawas county for the offence. Now We
call upon Dick Hatton to make good his insin'
uation, or else acknowledge that he has willful'
1y and maliciously lied. One Of thsse two
things be NUS do. five we're guilty ofsuch
an offense as he tries to insinuate that NE aie
no punishment would be to, severe to be infict
ed onus. five are innocent, which innocence
we can prove by any amount Of men, then the
snan lisbase at heart, and would do any act hiHa
SELF that would throw out such slurs. y VIZ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29


A DUEL.-A duel Was fought at Richmond,
Va, on last. Friday between Hon. Sherrafd
Clemens, Of Wheeling, and o. Jennings Wise,
son Of Gov. Wise, and one of the editors ofthe
Richmond Enquirer. Mr. Clemens was wound
ed at the fourth fire in the thigh. Mr.. Wise,
we believe, was not injured. 1t originated out
of series OF very offensive articles in the En-
quiyer against Mr.. Clemens in relation to the
approaching Gubernatorial canvass in that State.
Mr. G. is a perfect gentlemen, and being such
the articles in the Eaquirer were calculated to
injure his feelings. We regret that he is
wounded; but it is better for him 10 be wound
ed or even killed in duel, than to have per-
mitted the scandalouS articles Of the Eaquire'
to 90 unnoticed. We trust that he may soon
be restored to perfect health
P. S. Since writing the above, which was in
tended for last weeks paper, We see the fol-
lowing in the Wheeling Latelhgeacer of the 22nd
inst
In the Richmond South coming to hand yes
terday, we find the following announcement
concerning Mr.. Clemens condition Since the
duel:
We have the satisfaction to announce that
the Hon. Sherrard Clemens is in as comfortable
condition as is consistent with the nature oi
his injury. He endures but little pain and is
remarkably exempt from fever His physicians
anticipate his perfect recovery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

B.
Or The Gipsey looking loafng bloat, that
holds the Office OF Clerk of the Court of til 8
county, comes out in last weeks mud machine,
through Dick Hatton, and tries to make people
believe that he is somewhat LIBERAL Well that
idea would be laughable about Cadiz, A great
or picayune stingy meancr specimen OF human
ity was never known than the said clerk He
was never known to the least liberal but on one
occasion, and that was last fall before the elec-
tion, when nc kept bottle Of whiSkey in his
office to treat men with that were in the habit
-oi getting intoxicated; and in that manner try
to inIucs them to vote for him. And if he had
received his just deserts he would have kept
company with Johnny OConnor and Others for
violating the liquor law. But what is the use
OF writing about or replying to any thing that
such being as him should say, when he was
that unpopular with his own party, that it was
by tho a'skin OF his teeth" and the earnest in
terccssons Of Dick Hatton, that he got renoni-
mated for the office he holds, when every other
county officer invariably getsre nominated with
scarcely any opposition. This thing should
throw his spite on the republican Of Monroe
township, and not on US II we said nothing
about ".Tom" during his first term, Dick Hat.
TONS Paper lies. That's all a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
Canaldates for Consress in Ohio.

The following gentlemen are the candidates
for Congress in this State;
Fhst District, G. H. Hendlston, Dem, 7. C.
Second District, W. s. GrOvesbeck, Dem, J.
A. Gurley, black rep, w. c. Cory, Independ.
ent.
Third District, C. L. vallandiDgham, Dem,
L. D. Campbell, black rep.
Fourth District, VIM. Allen, Dem. II. Il
Nichols, black rep.
Fifth District, Wm. Mungen, Dem, James
Ashley, black rep.
Sixth District, VIM. Howard, Dem. r. W.
Clark, black rep.
as Corwin, black rep.
Eighth District, VIM. Hubbard, Dem, 0.
Stanton, black rep.
Ninth District, L. w. Hall. Dem, John Ca.
rey, black rep.
Tenth District, Joseph Miller, Dem, c. A.
Trimble, black rep.
Eleventh District, c. D. Martin, Dem, n II
Van Voorhes, black rep,
Twelfth District, s. s. Cox, Dem, Lucius
Case, black rep.
Thirteenth District James Patrick, Dem,
John Sherman, black rep.
Fourteenth District, j. z. Jeffries, Dem, c.
Sphinx, black rep.
Fifteenth District, Joseph Burns, Dem, VIM.
Helmick, black rep.
Sixteenth District, G, w. Manypenny, Dem,
c. d. Tompkins, black rep.
Seventeenth District, b. +. Spriggs, Dem,
T. G. Theaker, black rep.
Eighteenth District j. L. Ranney, Dem, S.
Edgngton, black rep
Nineteenth District, J. w. Gray, Dem, L.
Wade, black rep.
Twentieth District David Tod, Dem, John
Hutchins, black rep.,. b. N. Richmond, 1nde-
pendent black rep.
Twenty, first District, Thomas Means, DEM
John A. Bingham, black rep.
The Democracy will carry at least thirteen
Of the above districts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

O3-The Carrollton Democrat, OF the 10th inst,
thus gives an account of the distinguished visit
ofthat distinguished man, John A, Bingham, to
their place. His visit to Carrollton is on par
with all cfhis other visits throughout the dis
trict:--
John A. Bingham, the exponent of the abol-
tionism element in the 2Ist Congressional dis
trict paid our unassuming town visit on Thurs
day last. Such an importantarrival in our usually
quiet town, was quite an incident, and no soon
er did the interesting fact spread among our com
munity, than his honorable presence was wait
ed upon, at his room, No. 94S, in the Patton
House" by a large delegation of his enthusias-
tic lriends---to wit, by THREE individuals.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

From the above table it will be seen, that
tor the four trips, two to Washington and two
home, that each member has received the fol-
lowing sums too much. Multiply excess for
one Congress by four: Day, Sl302o; Harrison
$40 80; Campbell $1,000; Nichols; 10 20; EN-
rie; 400 40; Harlan III GO; Watson 925 60;
Moore 800 20; Horton jog 40 Galloway 100,
90; Sherman 1872 90; Bliss 598 40: Sapp 28i,
80; Albright 30 40; Letter 1872 03 Wade go,
40; GiddingS 374 40; BINGHAM $l10 40,
Now, supposs every member of that Congress
had taken rs much extra, as did our Ohio mem
bers, and it would have amounted to the enor
nous sum of EIGHTY THOUSAND SIX
HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS, for that one Congress.
And yet these men have now the mpudencc to
proclaim in favor Of "honesty and economy"
and charge extra vagance and corruption" upon
Democratic Administration!
Who would have believed that John A. Bing-
ham, the man who is continually charging ex-
trayagance on the Democratic party, did actu-
ally take from the National Treasury ONE
| HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS, to which
! he is no more entitled than any man in the
| District.
His mileage for coming and going to Wash
ington as he has charged, is
| Eight Hundred Dollars.
| The actual expense is only
| Forty Eight Dol'ors,
! leaving a clear gainof
| Serea Hundred and Fifty 'pleo Dollars:
whereas, he was only entitled to the moderate
sum Of
Sir Hsmd,ed and Eighty Nine Dollars qnc
Sirty Eight Cents
which would leave him balance of
Sjr Huadred aud Forty one Dollars and S}St.
Eight Cents, - .5s a
clear gain. :
| Mr.. Mott OF the Lrcas District was the only
man from Ohio who did not swinde the Ma
tional Treasury, and he was thrown ouerboare
| by his Abolition friends. asf.
| That's the way the money goes,
| Pom pneh the WPnsflI1' ~.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

C5-Dick sets up another howl in his last mud
machine about tho Sub Treasury law The
Treasurer Of this county, to please the bankers,
and the men that control him, has told the poo.
pie that they must pay 20 per cent Of their tax.
es in gold and silver. There is no need Of this
whatever. 1.-The will take Ohio and Wheeling
money for taxes, he can get the specie for it,
and have plenty OF coin. But if he was to do
this, his overseers would not have chance to
show their demagoguery. Other Treasurers in
the State do as we have suggested above, and
why cannot the treasurer Of this county?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29

GNNrDick gives us an intimaton in his last
mud machine, that his fayorite correspondent
"Quit" intends soon to let out another load Of
his filth about us. Well we give t'Quit," and
Dick both particular and general notice, that
they can write what they please about US, but
that if eitherof them ever write or publish an
other word about our vile or any other woman
that is in any way connected to ms, we shall
serve them as gentleman usually serves all
such scavengers as they arc. That's all.