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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
A. NJ. GANGEWER,
Columbus, O.


THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church, which has
just closed its session here, was most able and
dignified body and has made strong impress
sion upon the public mind. There were men
from every part the Union, representing va,
rious political opinions, and discussing great
variety of topics, yet not a harsh word or an
ungentlemanly allusion has been heard during
the whole eleven days session. This shows
what enlightened liberality and high state Of
mental and moral qualification accomplish in a
deliberatiye body. We wish Congress and 9TH
or public assemblies would take few lessons in
good breeding from the General Assembly oil
the Old School Presbyterian Church. They
could not fail to elevate themselves in public
estimation by doing so.-N 0. Ballettn.
0rWould it not be well for other Churches
to take a lesson from the General Assembly oi
the old School Presbyterian Church in relation
to the subject Of slavery? II they would, they
would avoid great deal of very foolish wrang
ling at their Synods, Conferences, &c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
NOT Inyifed.

The Fillmore men of0hio, are not invited by
the Republicans to participate in the procee
dings Of the Republican Convention, called foi
July 13. A member Of the Republican State
Central Committe has written a long letter il
which he justihes this exclusion of the + llmore
men; but very kindly tells them chat if they
will abandon all their principles, and uncondi-
tionally adopt those Of the Republicans, they
will be allowed to vote the Republican ticket
If they don't choose to come to these terms
they may go to the dogs, and the Republicans
will elect their ticket without any Fillmore help
What do the Fillmore men Of this county, who
hold the balance Of power here, and can carry
the election as they choose, what do they think
Of this wanton insult?-Logan County Gazctte.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
Arrival Of the Black Warrior
from HAVANA.
BRITISH OFFICERS ARRESTED!
MORE VESSELS sEARCHED!

New YORK, Sune 4.
The Black Warrior has arrived from llavanna
with dates to the 3oth. The English officers
were so conspicuous in boarding American yes
sells at Sagua la Grandc have been arrested and
sent to Jamaica. Sugar was was active, and
prices were firm.
The Heralds Havana correspondent says
that the Captain Of the Amercan bark Reliance
reports that he was boarded on the evening oil
the 24th between Saliskey Banks and the coast
OF Cuba, by boat from British war steamer.
The vessel first having first given blank dis,
charge, after he had shown his flag, an officer
came on board with cutlass, and inquired Of
him his latitude and longitude, and then told
him he was ordered to board all vessels he found
in the Gulf The officer asked no other ques-
tions, not even where from or where bound?
The American brig G. II. Chase reports hav-
ing been hailed, but declined stopping to be
boarded. They did not fire their guns, but told
them to 60 ahead.
Several other cases, not quite so gentle, have
been reported.
The officer who did the searching in the Sa
qua Ia GTande, has been arrested; it is said by
some, for exceeding $ instructions ---by others,
for.permitting Captain Dunleyy, Of the Ameri-
can ship Grotto, to dtiye him from deck with
his marines.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
LATER from UTAH!
rnE MORMOMs WILL RESIST!
Gov. Cumming Expelled from salt
Lake City!

OF. LOUIS, June ..
A dispatch ffOsn Lesveaworth, dated the Slsi
SAYS no further outbreak occurred. A detach.
meat sf troops from Fort Scott is now there,
bat VIII be replaced with companies of the Sec
ona tasnlry.
marched this morning. The fifth and sixth col
ulans are pady to move, and will be pushed
6rward immediately.
Il is understood that Gen. Harney and staff
will take the field about the 10Th OF June.
Another dispatch dated Leavenworth the 1st,
says intelligence has been received from Camp
Scott TO the 9th Of May.
On that day, two Mormons came into camp
from the city, having dispatches from Gov. Cum
ming for Secretary Cass. The troops expected
to move forward toward the end Of May. No
thing was known al the camp Of any proceed
iugs within the city. The foregoing came by
mail TO the Fort. The expressman who brought
il supplies the following additional particulars:
He left Laramie on the 18th inst. The com
inanding officer directed him to inform Colonel
Monroe that he had information that Gov
Cumming had been expelled from Salt Lake
City. The Mormous were in arms, and were
determined to resist TO the last. The cOmman.
der requested Col. Monroe to push on as speed
lily as possible
This communication it is understood, was
received at Kearney by mail, and brought by
this messenger, to whom it was communicated
for lack of time. He met Col. Hoffman'S com
mand seventy five miles beyond Laramie
They had encountered snow two and three feet
deep, Many animals were lost and all the
streams were very high.
The Peace Commissioners had passed Lara
mic, and were obliged to swim the Platte. At
the latter Post it was reported that the troops
at Camp Scott were living on mule meat. No
official information had been received at the
Fort, but the authority for the foregoing inselli.
gence is regarded as unquestiOnable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

The Steubenvllc Union, of the 7th inst, in
an able article about the late troubles in New
Orleans, closes the article with the following
paragraphs in relation to Hon. John A. Bins-
ham. On one point we think the Union is mis-
taken, and that is we do not believe Bingham
will be a candidate for a third term, but that he
will favor the nomination Of his old friend, and
the pride. of the Republican party Of Carroll
county, Gen. f.. r. EckIey:-
And here, by way of conclusion, we would
suggest that our own representative in Congress
who we may expect to see in our midst, before
many days, advocating his claim for a third tern
should lay aside just for little wle that thread
bare "God and Liberty" speech of his, in order
to show us the beauties and blessings that have
arisen from the spread Of Know Nothipgism
Mr. Bingham is prominent member Of the
order--once made very creditable speech to The
council Of this city. Willie repeat that speech
to the public? If so he may increase his repu-
tation by proving that he can deliver at leas
t,Oo orations, which are vey unlike each other
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
GENERAL HousToS's ExpEp1r1oy TO

GENERAL HoUsTON's EXPEDITION TO MExI-
co.-The n. Y. Eucaing Post understands that
General Houston, Immediately after the ad-
journment Of Congress, contemplates an expe-
dtion into Mexico with a company Of four OF
five thousand men, who are anxious to follow
the hero of Alamo in new conquests. Walker
and IIenningsen do not inspire the adventurous
youth of the South with confidence, and it has
been signifed to General Houston that if he
would lead them, there were thousands ready
to follow him to any part of Mexico. The un-
derstanding is that they are to Texasize another
slice Of Mexico and bring it into the Union, and
with it Houston into the Senate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
Legal Notice.

Letchworth Birney and -a
Israel Birney. In the Court Of Com.
VS.; mon Peas OF Harri.
John d. Wilson and son County, Ohio.
Elizabeth his vile, ...
Jesse Caro,hc,s and Petition to quiet title
Nancy his wife, Ct al.
TEHE said dett ndants, Jesse Carothers and Nancy
J his wife james Stewart and Elizabel h his wife,
George Palmer, Caihafine Palmer Jr.. Wilson Pal.
mer, u minor, and Martha Palmer, minor, resi-.
dents Of the State o Indiana, will take notice that
petition filed against Them and others in said
Court of Common Pleas on the 10th ay of MAY
1858. Ii is aVerred in said petition--that Mary
Palmer widow of Hiram Palmer, deceased, died
ntestae without issue, seized in fee simple Of the
following described lands and tenements situate in
said County OF Harrison, to wits part OF the North
east quarter oil section No twenty-five (25). Tp.
twelve tl2). Range six TO-, beginning for boun.
Diary as iollowsi at n stone III the road at
the ortheast corner Of Nj Snees land; thence
South seventy deg west. "a perches to O stone in
large stump, thence North seventy seven and one
hall deg. west % perehes TO beech ten inches
North seventy and one.haf deg. west l9 links,
thence North one and one e-lourth deg, east 76 6.i0
perchCs to beech sixteen inches South iS deg ca ST
Al links thence North eighty-eight and one fourth
deg. east so percbes to the Section line 10 white-
oak, 20 inches, South SS deg, west 55 links to a
beech inches, North eleven and one half deg. west
50 links thence Sou III one and ons-lourth eg west
Is and So hundrelh perches to the place of begin.
ming, containing % acres, subject TO dover of
Susan Poulson follows, beginning at the North
east corner of MIR. Snees' land, thence South 73k
deg. ives, "a i-lC0 perchos thence North 76i4 deg
west 25 So leo perchcs thorce North "a deg, east
30 perchos, thence South 764 deg, east 25 Sc. 100
perchts hence North 731a deg, east 24 4i.l0O
Terches, thence South IA deg west 39 perches TO
The place Of be ginning, continuing ten acres; also in
lots No. 10 aud IA, III The town OF Deersvie, Har-
risdn county, Ohio That said plaintiff and her
other brothers and sisters, and their representa-.
tiVes her legal heirs are now seized in lee simple
of the same. 1t is also averred that said above
Il J..l.., ,d,,,t ala
therein adverse to said plaintiffs. The object and
prayer o said petition is, that said adverse defend
ants may be compelled to show their title TO said
premises if they have any, and that the same may
be determined and decrted null and void us against
the title of said plain ills
Said defendan required TO answer or demur
to said petition, on or bJtore the 81 day OF July,
1858 JOSIAH M rs fEP, N
LEWIS LEWTUN, I'D
Attorneys ior Plaintiffs.
Nnu 10 1851
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
Death of senator Henderson, OfTex.

It becomes our melancholy duty to announce
this morning the deceasc Of another member Of
the U. States Senate. Hon. j. P. Henderson,
of Nexas died at his longings in this city yester
day evening. The disease was of pulmonary
character from which he has suffered for some
time.
Senator Henderson was native Of North
Carolina, and emigrated to Texas in the year
| 1886 He filed many high civil and military
position, during its existence as a republic, and
sitce its admission into the Union as q State
the value Of his service has, been repeatedly rec
ognized He was chosen the first governor Of
the State Of Texas, and by the last legislature
unanimously elected to the Senate as the success
sor ofthe lamented Rusk. lie was lawyer Of
distinguished ability, an orator, and statesman
and his death will be felt by the people of Tex.
as as great loss. - Wasb. Union, 5M inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
A WEsas Tornado iE slEiNOiS--"A
Town DcstrOyclE--PcrsOn Killed.

Illinois is acquiring fame as land of torna-
does. Our readers have recently read the de-
tails Of a disastrous storm that passed through
that State doing great damage to property,
causing the loss of several lives, and making
many wonderful exhibitions of power We
have now to record the particulars Of a tornado
in the same State stin more terrible.
The village of Ellison, stuoted in Warren
CO., Ill, was destroyed by tornado on the
3Oth ult. Fourteen persons were instantly
killed and large number seriously hurt. The
town was situated in the midst of prairie, a
belt oftimber being about mile distant on the
West. Sunday evening fearful cloud ofinky
blacllness came up sweeping the prairie" as an
eye witness relates. The town was composed
of about sixty frame houses ranged along 0
straight street.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
ST. T,nrIs ,Tuoe <


dispatch from St. Joseph, Missouri, says
that section Of country has been visited with
one of the heaviest rain storms ever known
Platte, Granl, and several rivers overfowed
their banks, doing immense damage to the crops,
bridges, &c. The worst consequences are fear
ed.
The Democrat has just received the follow
ing dispatch dated Leavenworth, June 3D.
William Crossman arrived here last night from
Fort Laramie; he states that Captain Marcys
train had been cut off by the Mormons, Par
tieulars will be given by mail. ....
The Republican learns from gentleman who
left Fort Leavcnworth on the I'd, and who read
all the letters from Camp Scott to May 9th,
that the news of Gov. Cumming having been
driven from Salt Lake City, is dscredited. Let
t,rs from Camp Scott of the latest date mention
no snch event, and nothing was known there OF
what had transpired in the city, there being no
official intercourse between Cumming and John
son. Dispatches from Gov. Cumming to Secre-
tary Cass, received at Camp Scott subsequent to
the departure of the mail on the 9th of May,
say that the news of Cummings expulsion was
only derived from Mormon bearers. These dis
patches are regarded as improbable. lniorma-
ton had reached Camp Scott that the supply
of beef cattle from Oregon was close at hand,
and that Col. Hoffman was within seven to nine
days march Of the encampment.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

The Hon. John A. Bingham, voted against
the admission of the free State of Minnesota
and in favor of the slave State Of Kansas-pro-
vided the inhabitants of the latter would in
dorse slavery. When he was elected, it was
the understanding that he would oppose slavery
extension by allmeans, and in every shape; and
that he would do something for freedom besides
He has redeemed his promise in the usual Re
publican way,-kept it to the ear by his stereo-
typed speech on the "crime against Kansas
or against the people-and broken it to the
hope by voting against freedom; that is against
the admission ola free State.
We understand that Mr.. Bingham will be
candidate for denomination. We are anxious
to see his ''crime against Minnesota" and his
abandonment Of every principle on which he
was elected. II, when it comes to action, Re
nublcans are to be field for mere oratory, for
display of the person and voce-for the decla-
nation Of finely written essays-et us have a
ne,0 man and ne,0 sheep Mr. Bingham has
repeated his composition often enough. Give
us some fresh oratory; at least a ne0 humbug.
Ohio Patriot, Jane 2.
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Friends of the Journan.

We appeal to you. Our enemies are strong
they are entrenched in offices of honor and
emolument; every Post t-office rs occupied by ar
appointee Of the National Administration al
Washington; it possesses besides an army o.
clerks in the Department at the Federal Capt..
tai, who are sending out documents by the
thousand, to mislead the People and warp theii
judgments. We have no such aids. We are
battling in the cause OF the People, and We
look to them to sustain u.s. Will you not dc
something for the JOURNAL? Can you not get
one or two additional names for us among your
neighbors? We need thcm-will you not her
US? Try. Address,
A. NJ. GANGEWER,
Colu,nh1S O.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09
EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. ]. w. SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
lVI friends and customers in Cadiz. that he has
opened shop in Cadizand that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles,-
Those wishing to have Grainine, Painting, Paper
anything in his line oil business viii find il to lheiT
advantage to give him a call as he is determined
to excel; and 10 his friends Of Green and Wayne
townships he would say he intends to have a place
continue to pasronize him with that liberal patron
age which they have for the pasi year bestowed.
Cadiz, o., ap22-'57 IN
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May, 70, l85s-6t
Legal Notice.

Elizabeth Kali, ct. al,
vs: In the Court Of Com
Steubenviile and Indiana mon Pleas of Harrison
Rail Road Company, County, Ohio.
jeremiah Wilber, Henry s
NJ. Alexander, ct. al
TIME said defendants jeremiah Wilbe- and Hen
1 ry NJ, Alexander will take notice, that on the
18th day of May, 1873, petition was filed in said
Court by sail plaintiff agun-t them and others.--
Il is avered in said petition, tla said plaintiffs on
the l5lh day OF June, 1854, sold aid conveyed to
said Company, Il certain piece of land in said
County ot Harrison, over which the track OF said
Companies road is now laid, for which SAID Com
piny agreed to pay $50 with interest in one year
thereafter, which sum has not been paid aud that
said plaintiffs have the vendors lien said prem
scs therefor 1t is also averred that you claim TO
have liens on said premises by virtue Of certain
mortgages uludn 10 you By said Company.
The object and prayer of said petition is that
judgment be rendered against said Company Tor
said sum of 80, and interest, and that in default
OF puyn ent by said company, that You, as said
mortgages, be permitted within short time to pay
the same and in default of such payment, that said
real estate and premises be sold and the proceeds
applied in satisfaction OF said judgment to be
rendered. l-
You are required to answer or demur to said pc.
ition on or before the 10th day of July, 1858.
NJ. ESFEP, #f
May 49, '58 Ct Attorney for Pl ifs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

OITThe Ohio State journal and other Black
Republican papers are giving currency to For
ney's ridiculous roorback that there is plot
to drive Gov. Floyd out Of the Cabinet. Nc
doubt Forney's wish was father to the thought
His paper now surpasses the yilest Abolition
sheet in the land in its assaults upon the Admin.
istration and the Democratic party. Poor For
ney! He illustrates the truth Of the maxim
that 20 traitor is worse than ten, Turks"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

The last number of the Ohio State Journal,
(the private organ of Gov. Chase, and the State
organ ofblack repubIicanism in Ohio) had the
following printed on slip folded in the inside
of the paper. For the benefit of that paper and
the rotten party it advocates, we give it gener.
al publicity. Black republicans of Ohio, will
you permit your organ to thus beg and entreat
you, and then permit it to die out? This circu.
lar looks as if the Journal was like its party, Or
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

ONO STATESMAN Thomas Miller Esq,
late P. NJ. at Columbus, has become one of the
proprietors of the Ohio Stah snaan Our first
acquaintance with Mr.. Miller began some TWEEN
ty years since when he was a citizen of Moore
field township, in this county. He is an ener-
getic, industrious business man, and will prove
valuable acquisition to that paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

by Col. Christy, candidate for Mayor, and Col.
Henry, Of the Nicarayuan army; they call the
Americans TO arms and make bad charges against
the Vigilance COMMITTEES.
J. p. White, money broker, was shot at and
yery dangerously wounded, last night in front
OF the CITY Hotel; White is the man who IS
said to have furnished cotton for barricades of
the Vigilance committees camp. Over 100
names have been enrolled by the Vigilance com
mittee. Trouble is expected to-day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-09

015-'rhe Black Republicans are now boiling
oyor with sympathy for tho poor Mormens,' 4
and are heaping curses mountain high, upon
the head ol Mr.. Buchanan, for sending a por-
ton of the army to Salt Lake City, to put an
end to the lawiess and reasonable proceedings
OF that eachcrous race of scoundrels and out
laws. But the opposition have always taken
sides with the enemy in every controversy in
which our country has been engaged.
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WASHINGTON, Tune )


The Secretary of War to-day received tele-
graphic dispatch from Gen. Harney, dated Lea
venworth, in which he says that the express
has arrived, and reports that Gov. Cumming
had been driven out of Suit Lake City. The
dispatch does not obtain full credcnce for the
reason that Gen. IIarney merely repeats re-
port, and does not communicate it as direct in
telligence to himself 1t is believed as probable
that Gov. Cumming has returned to Fort Scott
for it is known to the Government that wher
he left there: contrary to the advice of Genera
johnson, he promised to be back in two weeks
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Fresh DaopgNS

I'VE subscriber is receiving his stock ,,sswsvG.
d oil Spring and Summer DRuGs, which SassaAz#
lave all been selected by himscfin the S ~
1stern cities; and is much the largest
.ssortment OF the kind ever brought to ysrA
this market, and in point of quality, price, r., will
compare with any stock in the country. i'll sell
as low as any establishment west Of the nly..tnins
tor cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK OIs I'D * LIMB
would do well TO call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
CadiZ npril 26. 1854 t. @ ASF
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0tTThe Cleveland PlaiRaealer says that Mrs
Cunningham Burdell has purchased a farm in
Carroll County about four miles from that
city. She bought the farm from the heirs ofthe
late DR.. Samuel Sears, paying $1,000 down for
it, and we understand that she will take imme-
date possession.