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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20
CAUGHT N THF ACT.

CArGHT n THE AcT.-Otlicers King aud Slater, Of
Il Lower Police Cogi while In Wall street yesterday ar
roon tho exhibition Of tue steam FIRE engine arrested fell
low nhoui they caught il hr act Of picking roket The thief
CAV. hi Jas Hniton aud had js relieved
IN he crowd Of paie: lever silver watch The moment
the Officers matted foon the latter attempted 70 nd himself
the evidence e his crime By throwing watch into the
street. The accused tasen before Justice Osborn aud
ed prison fer essnson In the confusion incident 70
the exhibition party osBns the property could not be touai
and he watch Ia hands Of the officers for Identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20
cviicnce would be sub nittcd to

complaints and evidence would be sub "'''' to
tp. u,.,, objected 10 any proposition to stv '"c'
pcssy to eSn :, "wednesday at o'clock. p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

tered a lev honsc into which he pursue, by Oh
Ger Mason ard arrested. TIE ofiicer conveyed hts
prrouer to Mcni. ard the latter once recognized
BIN. Upon the testimony IL the officer ard NEG rrc
>uh committed foT trial. in default OF q goo bail
Musicians At IosGrRHy,ps.- Yesterday afternoon
al meeting q; several nu-~isns ut !.ll in Avenue
A sdspute arose between Ernest Spaniel II NJ. 2Sl
Houston -tI.et, and Francis Grim o, No. 23i Avenue
a, in Consequence OF the latter making SONS remarks
relative 70 the uHsicai talent ,f the other. Spsns-
iett the ball in rage. but returned soon after and
approaching Grim stabbed him IN the back with u
kIlie inhictig two severe woun Is. after which he
dew pistol but before he could discharge the weapon
some % the hy.sncers nterfrei Sp.n-el was haoleI
over to - rlso.y Of officer ani convey d to the
Essex Market Police Court. Justice Br-nusn cum
mitied tie accused ,o prison.
a. the exhibition Of the Steam Fire Engine in Wall
street yesterday afternoon hedorctive police arrested
ab ,ut sozen fellows charged Nth being pckp,ck-s,
and loci O. them up in the Firs Precinct S,aon-Ons.
HE ight-fnger.j gentry did good days work ia t.
in. from tie number of complaints that were made at
Police Vesrqunrer.
REAL EsTArg.-The following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday By Adrian II. Muller:
lot. "a b;woen sIst and ~ IT.. s5S ~ "a H. 81 u,
I lot = ed go 10
s.s S ; sd Il. adjoining eacb................ 10
of = 3 e>d,' q gOnIns eal.................. 90
a.. 2. = SD aGj ming, ....... go
t.. 5 : so -; sd..it inn, esrh .........
FssiY GIvribusl Il acTes 1859
The following sales of real estate made on Mon
day at the Merchants ENchai &c. By A. j. Blocker,
Son & Co.:
shouses snd lot, No 10 and 81 f. s3ds siOO5.. 1920
On Tuesday:
aouse and lot 4 s Ewen. wubussh n. Jackson $50
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SUPREME COURT-CHansRss-Ocr D.-Befor
--flNlI.InNs

Joseph II. Williams agt. John otto ct aL-JuJg.
n,ert Gor plaintiff for . 37 50.
VIM. lIelsey aa' Adolphus W. Fleet ct ai.Judss-
for Plaintiff Tor r 1I7 ~
Before Judge BALLOON.
Gins. Partridge og. jesse :. Blydenburgb. De-
nGsns 10 set aside Judgment denied with 30 osss
GENERAL rsRN-OcT. ie-SorIcEs.
The General Term for the hearing of Calendar
hss adjourned. Motions viii BE- heard saturday nsx
a usual
Notes Of issue for the November Term commencing Nov
1859. must b.. fled o. before Saturday Oct q 1850.
The OF issue dsin b state whether the 70
b. pat on the enumerated nnn,elaied Calendar
X. B. CONNOLLY Cert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

coiL.r 81 l. gh,h av-uue ard Thirty fourth -tce.t on
Trris'ry evening Oct. u, at Il o'clock. The Rev.
Dr.. Dowmr, Rev. DR.. Armliage, Rev. DR.. Adaus,
Rev Dr. Lntirop, and several other eminent Bs otist
cle'ryn.rn OF tin city and vicinity will participate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

Mr.. Gos@6 Carl Forn.es, Mr.. Anschu.z and Theo.
fLomas r,'u'i'ds hw dnys Stree from sicce ssfll
c"rc'r tour trough the Western Ststes. Mr. ForIDes
Will sho'tly el pear in opeia at the Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

EIHibITIoy OF A STEAM EIRE. ESGrxs-Thc steam
es-agine Of the Hope Hose Company of Philadelphia
20 exhibited yesterday afternoon at the Merchants
isaarge Several Thousand people witnessed its per-
~nances from the street, the windows aud the roofs
1e buildings. The machine threw powerful
'ssu Of water into the air 20 or 30 feet above the
w % OF the Exchange. and played horizontally from
sGan to Hanover street. The facade OF the Ex-
~ we has seldom, IL ever, received such washing
W. Aed hundreds OF people, who were too eager TO
We sight, went home with a wet conviction
- Inc steam fre-engine was 10 humbug. This en-
G. was ordered and is owned by the Hope Hose
feey hrst ran with il 10 q fire on the iih
,o, IA isey like it because it does good eKecu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

couse him to release his hold. Sullivan called for
ie'p and Tire ahovesau,ed officers COMING up, took
IIal-'esd to the S,stior-ilou-e. The prisoners
arrugucd yesterday afternoon before Justice Connolly
VIXEN Basead denied II TT Corron had nythng to do
with him in the premises. Both were locked up for
Examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

n Recognition services Of Mount O,;yet Ban,ls,
q 30 S now worshiping a, No. esq Sixth syennel' are
pace n the Pilgrim Baptist Church q, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

a IlIeHwAfAAs CArGss.-Y-tcriny morning, Mt
p o'clock, as Michael Mcclure, resident OF No. l93
East Tniryhth street, passing through Third
Avenue, from Twelfth street, toward bis home, he
net arough-looking man, who at once turned about
and followed him. Mcclure noticed the man move
rnen's, and twice or three times ordered tbs fellow
TO ccs;st from following him and go about his business
On the corner of Thiriyflth street and Second Aye
rue, the man came quickly up 10 Mcclure, and WITH
blow f., III bis tai sent his victim at full length into
the gutter where he ried his pockets, and then ran
Of Mcclure recovered in little time. and was about
getting up, when Oiiice. Mason Of the Twenty-hr''
Precinct came toward hi with the fellow in custody.
Tie prisoner removed to the Ststion-Hou-e, where
be gave his as Frederick Smith. and was fully
Identified by Mcclure the persoa who followed ara
robbed him. Smith accommodated with cen
for the remainder os tho night, and in the morning
conveyed to the Second Distric, Police Court.
OAicer Mason mace an affidavit setting torta tha'
at the time above mentioned, while patrong MS oe"',
be 'sw Mcclure ard Smith the corLer ci cecVIa
avenue and Thirty fifth street, he being at the Tune VI
the opposite walk. Officer u. heard something said
about money, but could 20, distinctly underSfana "na'
was said Stepping in the shadow OF doorway oni'
Ger Msscn watched tlieir movements, and IN ie"
moments say Smith strike Mcclure AM knock nun
down, and while PROSTATE. insert his hand mo "e"'
pocket. Mcclure said "Let 60; let go, wnereuPon
Smith stepped suddenly back. a. if in the act o.
b. hand on his pocket. Smith then ran On, saa eu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

CAUTION To orsryFErERs.-A man about 30 years
Of age, apparently Frenchmnn, and rather prcpos-
sessirg in his appearance, called at house in Twenty
ninth street on Monday and inquired for the lady Of
the Aone by name, saying Mr.. Sampson wished TO
see her. Tie servant showed him to the parlor, and
while alone he appropriated to himself all the visiting
cards OIL the c.ntertable. When the lady appeared,
he said he had been rec ,nmended by another lady,
who's, name no mentioned, residing in Twentysecond
street 70 Offer her superior article OF furniture varnish
for SALE The name If the Twenty ninth-street lady
was obtained by the theft of cards in Twenty-second
street and the address Of friends of the family in
Twenty ninth street is row in bis possession on
whom he will undoubtedly call, aud use their na'ne to
effect the sal, OF his varnsh Look out for him, that
he docs not steal xmetbiug valuable than cards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

,;,.. - N@'oRst,.-Postmsster Fowler
yves notice that hereafter letter. for California will
iofs arded by such route as the writ, nav lie.
Sst'y designate on the face Of tho .n,.,',a.'.
overland or "via Panomo," or "yIs T-pr
~ when that rsnie is in operation. -. "..
esly marked, and all printed matter, will he .a",
sesa, via Panama W S'n''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

,ae ordination Of VIM. T. Enyard as Pastor Of ~.
r'"'s'et Dutch Church at Mott Haven, we.,cbe.,ar
.'y' neai Harlem Bridge, win take place on Sun
=, Tue 2lth in-t., at O'Clock p. IN The Rev. Peter
s!'sf Of New.York viii preach the sermon. The
D. ar. Lord of Harlem will deliver the charge to
q. r0pie, and the Rev. DIR. Hsrdenburg will speak
''ase to the pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20

HUDSON COUNTY IN ~ CIRCUIT COuRT,-Ocr. IA
Before Judge Ospks.
Abby Hsr soo ss- John Shotw-N d.
This yss an action Ia recover damages for an az
.rd error IN hs survey the property Of plaintiff BY vnso
tbs property eacrosche3 upon by baiaEs es.osSn{
tAs dsspdsSt The properly b ssasse3 n th9A sss"| -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20


Monday night good-looking young man named John
Il. C0rSon, who had been for sometime past in the
half; of lodging ri The house of Mr. Edward Harrison
No. l79 Chatham street, catered the place and
asked FOR bed. The house being already quite ial
Mr. Harrison deeniug Ccrson 10 be an honest fellow
took him into Bis own bedroom. Daring the night.
VIXEN all quiet, Corson slipped ont of bed, AMI
proc, cdg the bed of hs host took from under his
pillow tho key of the safe. Leaving the ROOM Corson
repaired to TIE Office ard opening tho safe took there
f:om gold watch and chsin valued at 1900, $40 50
in money and silver goblet with which he made his
escape from the house unobSrved In order that the
evidence Of guilt should not be found upon his person.
Corson proceeded to vacant LOT in Oliver street,
where be dug hole and buried tho plumber. Mr..
Harrison discovered his lc-- in the mornip, and sus-
p;c;op a, once rested upon Corson.
The matter placed in the hands OF Officers
Brown and SAyers of the Fourth Precinct, who a.
late hour yesterday afternoon spprchended Corsoa.
Corson srcnuously denied his guilt, but after being
locked w in cell FOR while confessed to the rob
berry and said that ne could hot Withstand the temp,a
ton of looking io;o the safe what il contained
lie had ss~u Nj. H. place the safe key under his pill
low. and lay awake until his host sound asleep,
Wien lie committed the larceny. the accused took
the ,1cers to tie place where he had secreted the
property and ding il out for them. About o'clock 10
tie morning Dennis Sullivan, night wa'chman in the
house, saw one Isaac Hasosd, who is supposed 10 be
acoufederate sf Corson enter the premises by arear
window. Halstead upon being discovered, run into
the street. and holly pursued to the corner of
Madison and James streets. where he was overtaken
arc captured The fellow turned upon Sullivan and
aeea him a powerful blow upon the forehead with
jimmy which stunned Sullivan, but rot enough to
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

FROM Inc IDltauelpnla Evening Bll!le llii
New SETTLEMENT.--A new settlement has
been started at IIammonton, New Jersey, which
for success and progress rivals anything we have
heard of in the West. There is large em-
grafton having objections to the West on ac-
count funhealth!ulncss, distance and assoca.
tion, which embraces this new enterprise. The
land is in genial climate, and the soil is said
to be amongst the best Jersey soil. Jersey, as
will be seen by the agricultural statistics at the
Patent Office is the first agricultural State in the
Union cr the value of its products. Harmon
ton is within thirty miles Of Philadelphia by
railroad, and enjoys one Of the best markets in
the Union. The tide ofemi grafton to this place
is immense, as we'll from the West as from the
North. Many of the best grape growers of Ohio
have located, with view to make wine. 10
judge Of its progress, the population one year
ago is numbered at only five persons; it now
numbers over eight hundred souls, has one hun
dred and twenty-five buildings, thre cstories
two churches, Episcopal and Methodist, steam
mill, brick yard, marble yard, public school
newspaper, &c, some twenty five miles of new
roads open, six square miles being improved, Q
new railroad station, and all the elements of an
old place. We are satisfied that this place
must''posscss merit from its unparalleled prog.
rcss.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
CADEz WHOLESALE MARKET

Corrected Heehly by George q. Wilson, Whole
sale Grocers, F0Yacaydsng and COannpssiOr
Merchants.)
CADIz, ONO, Sept. Is, '58.
Fbur-For good Superfine and Extra $4,5C
$500.
Wheat-70@1,O0.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 9@10; N. O.
Molasses so cts per gal.
Rio Cefee-11@12la; Java Is; Pepper IA
Ground Pepper 15@17.
.Allspice-17; Cloves rs; Soap, Rosin bar 5@
81; German do. TX.
CASTLE Soap-15; Soda 616 Candles 13@131G
G,ain-Corn SO; Oats 40; Rye SOC Barley
Coo.
Rtce--6c ~ fb.
1bbacco--6 Twist Ill; Dewy & AndersOn's
brands 30@33.
Fish -Mackeral No. B. v Dbl. $l1,5o, hal
do 100.
Lille EsL--White u half Dbl. $500. Her
ring do $500. Trout do $3.50. Pickeral dc
$500. Perch do $500.
Sayars--Crushed and Pulverizcd, lowering
brand 12@14c,
Starch--Scts y ib.
Teas Young Hyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tei
30@50.
Naiis-1o to COD So, rs. 8 to Cd $3.50. etc
7dS4,25.
Sah-Plttsburgh, $500 u Dbl.
Seeds Timothy Seed $1,25. Clover Seed
400@4,50, Flax $l,00.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
HoLLnWAY,s PILLs.

.
THE ENCITIN CAUSE OF SICKNESS
The blood is the iiesustsifing agent IL furnish;
es tie cnnp0nens Of tesh, bone, muscle, nerve and
iEtegument The Stomach is its manufae,ory tha
VEINS It's distribute rs, and the intesnes the chan
ncl through which the vase matter rejected In its
productions is expelled. Upon the stomach, Tho
rcuatiOn and the bowels. these Pills act slmulta.
n"u'iy relieving indigestion, Purifying the fluids,
anI regulating the eXcretiORs.
Thc National Complaint.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease among
all classes In this country. IL assumes thousand
shapes, and is the primary source of inuameral 1j
dangerous ma!a lies; but whatever its type symp
toms however obstinate its resistance to ordinary
preparations, it yields readily and rapidly tO this
searching and uHefring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS
The quantity and quality Of the ,bie.are Of vital
impoTtance 10 health Upon the liver, the gland
whcA socrrtes this fluid, these Pills operate speci-
caly; inalllb!y reetifying its irregularities and
ctlactully curing Jaundice, Bilious Remitlanis,
and all varieties ofdisaase generated by an uBnats
nrat condition OF the organ.
inc TO come, by course Of this mild but thorough
alternative.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Unless thcbowels perform their functions properly
the whole body suffers. Tens Of thousands die an-
nuai!y of Dyseniary, Diarrhga, Chronic Constjps-
lion and other diseases OF these waste pipesof tho
system. The effect Of the Pills upon all intestinal
disorders, whether casua or epidemic. is phenoma
inon in Medicine ByfuIluwing the printed direct
are promptly controlled.
'rN WORD TO FEMALES.
The LARGO debility and irregularities W h9h ara
the especial ammo 5ance of the weaker SEA, and
which whcr neglected. a,wHys shorten life, are re-
lieved Tor the time being, and prevented for the
HJ!loSooyS PITS are The best remedy IN the oUorld,
Jo AeJdaorjag diseases:
Asthma DIarhDa Indigestion
Bowel Complaint DTnpSey influenza
Coughs Debility Inhamation
Chest Diseases Female Compl'nte Inward weak
CostiveDess Fevera and Ague ness
Dyspepsia Head Aches Liver Com'pis
Lowne ofspirits Piles Stone& gravel
Scc'ry symptoms VCnere aLaifec'ns Worms of all
kinds.
ayCAUTlON!-None are genuine unless thA
words Holloway, New York and London" ars
discernabie as a Ndtef-m6rk in every leaf OF ths
book Of directions around each pot or box; the
nav be plainly seen by h oldiBg the leaf TO- thhis
A handsome reward will be given TO any one ren.
dering such information as may lead to the deter4
ton OF any party or parties counterieiting the medi
cines or vending the same, knowingi them to bo
spurious
=, sold at the Mandatory of Professor liolio-
way, 80 Maiden Lane, New YORK, d by all res
pectahIe druggists and Dealers in Med cine thro'4
cut tho United States and the civilized world, ia
boxes at 25 cents, 623a cents, and 81 each
~5-Ihere is con siderable saving by taxing tll5
larger Sizes
N. B.-Directions for the guidance OF every.dis~
order are affixed to each box
March g. S58-lv
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
Drcnasml Accident.

Our friend, Mr.. II. West, inform us Of a
dreadful accident that took place on the farm Of
Mr. Samuel lIoskins, who lives on the border
of this and Tuscarawas counties. The particu-
lars as near as we can gather them are these
Mr.. WIN. Cornelius, a young Aan aboat 81 years
of age, and son of Mr.. Richard Cornelius, o
Franklin township, in this couters was feeding
threshng machine on the lafsn OF Mr. Hos,
kins, where the cylinder bursted, and took his
head literally of, killing him instantly.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
M "A R R I n D

On the 7th inst, at the First Associate Re-
formed Church, Sixteenth and Race streets,
Philadelphia, by the Rev. DR.. Dales, Mr.. JOHN
s. WILSON, the firm Of Kilgore, Wilson &
Co., to Miss ANNA E. Pray, both Of that city.
On the I'd inst, by W. Fl. McGavran, Esq,
Mr.. Thomas Beans, to Miss CAROLINE HADLEY,
both ofthis county.
On the 9Th inst, by Rev F. w. Vertcan, Mr..
JOHN L. McPEcK and Miss MARY DAVIDSON, all
ofthis county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
NOiir1.

Is hereby given, that their will be an Asricul
tural meeting held at the Probate Judges Of
flee in Cadz, on Saturday, the 25th day of Sep
fember 1858, at l O'Clock, on said day, the oh
feet of which is to make some arrangements
with regard to the coming Fair.
BY order of the board
JACOB JARVIS, Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

FARM Lands for sale rs miles from fhiladel-
pliy by Railroad in the State of New Jersey Soil
among the best for Agricultural purposes, being o
good loan soil, with clay bottom. The land Is
large tract, divided into small FARMS and hundreds
from all parts of the country are now settling anS
building. The crops can be seen growing Terml
from SO to 50 per acre, payable within tour year,
by instaiments. 10 visit the place--Leaye Vim,
ST. Wharf ut Phila. at ~ A. M. by Railroad 10
Hamnonton, or address X. J. Byrhes, by lettet.-
See full advertisement in another column.
SEQ is, l65S--3m tt a,etal5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

6TRemember the Indian Show in Cadiz or
next Saturday. Come to town on that day, and
bring your families along with you. You viii
all see sights and wonders, and no mistake.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

w NJ. KNOX'S Checp Cash and Produce Store
w is the pluce to get good bargains.
A LII kinds of country produce taken in exchange
N for goods, by VIM. KNOX
M EMS, Boys and Chdren's summer hats Of al
lNl most every description at WM. KNOWS.
BEAUTIFUL styles, all Wool Deluins for sale
ID very low at WIN KN )H'S.
COVE splendid patterns Berege, Orgnndic and
- Lawn Robes, very cheap al VIM. KNOWS
A Large lrt Of Lawns, DeIains Challies, Organ
IA die, Beregos, .,lpacas and Debetges, nc at
WIN. kNOX'S
4 Fine assortment Of Stella, Broche and printed
N Cashmere Stawls and silk lace, ManLias, lat
Cst sty les, for sale at shade above cost, 'bv
WIN. KNOX
pLAIN ana Figured Brilliant, !9cOnet, suise,
L &c, at VIM. kNOX'S
I'XTRA patent Extension and Skirts of various
NJ kinds, little cheaper than the che pest. at
kNOA'S
ONE-fhurih Sheeing and pillow case muslin. ex-
~ ira quality at kNUA'S
A Large lot ofh heavy Bro Sheeting fine Bro. and
~ Bleachcd Muslins very cheap at KNOX'S
TT is acknowledged by ali who visit knoxs store,
l. that lie has the incest assortment Of prints in
town
TtLOTHS, Cassimeres, Vestings, Cnssinets, all
~ wool Twecds, Ky. jeans and Cottonades Of all
kinds at kNOXS
TT MBRELLAS and Paras0s at
u KNOX'S
A Large assortment Of Hosiery Of all kinds and
IA prices at kAOX'S
~ ENTS fine Calf and Lasting, Congress Caters,
VI Oxford lies, and Calf Rrogans cheap at
kNOX'S
I AIDES fine Silk Lasting and Kid IIeeled Gait.
IL ers at kNOA'S
M ISSES and Childrens Lasting IIeeled Caters,
IEl Kid Boots, Ankle Ties, Monroes Shoes at
May IL, 1858. VIM kNOX'S:
TUST recsivod by Adams Express from Ne
y York, a splendid assortment OF Lace, Mantillr
Spring Shawls, Berege Robes beautiful styles, Skel
eton Skirts, Dress Trimmings, Silk Fringcs
French worked Collars, &c &c.
May 5, 1858. VIM. KNOX
TTHE place to buy Cheap Goods, is at
l. (muy3, '5SJ WIN. KNOX
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

01FAll Eye" that want to buy fine and good
Watches or Jewelry at low prices, just DROP
in at Barrctts and see il We don't tell the truth
when we say, he does sell at low figures and
no mistake
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

0cTBrown's new goods havo arrived. They
are the real A. No. Is. Call in ladies and gen.
tlemer, ifyOu desire good and cheap goods, and
our word for it you will find them at Browns.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15
Legal Notice.

Letchworth Birney, ct. al
VS., In the Court of Com
Jesse Forsvhe, }mon Pleas of Harrison
Benjamin f. Forsythe, County, Ohio.
et al.
THE defendant Benjamin F. Forsyhe will take
l. notice that on the 4th day of August 1858, a
pet tion was filed in Court of Comr on Pleas of said
County, against him and others. The petition
states that said Jesse Forsythe, at the March term
OF said Court, A. d. 1858, in certain partition
case then pending, to which you were party de.
fend ant procured an order Of Court adudging said
premises described in the petition in said partition
ease to him, at the appraisement being $3O0o,00
and ordering the Sheriff of said County to make
him deed therefor upon his securing the respec-
tive shares in said of the other parties to said
partition case. That said premises are worth at
least $500, and that he procured the order adj
uding them to HIM for $4,000 less than their val
ne by fraud. The petition further prays to have
said order vacated or modified, 80 that said premi.
may be put to public sale, that the other par
ties in said part ition case may have their Just
rights in the same by election or otherwise. You
are required TO answer said petition on or before
the 2nd day OF October 1858 g3ha
a JOSIAH NJ. ESTEP and
Aug IL, l75s-6t LEWIS LEWTON,
Attys on Plaintiff
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

0~Any person wishing to purchase a good
double flue boiler" would do well to read the
advertisement of Mr. Samuel Paul. of Hopedale
in another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

GH-Rev. w. b. Watkins has two excellent
works for sale, entitled, "Seyen years street
preaching in California; and California Life
Illustrated" These are good works. Further
particulars next week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-15

0S.TThe price of Cattle and all kinds Of stock
have declined in the Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
and New York Markets