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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

TEic Kansas excitement Is only cqualed hy
the rash to procure bottle of DR.. Tobias Vc-
notion Liniment 1t is the only article that is
warranted to cure Rhematsm, Pains ofall kinds,
Toothache, Headache, Dyseutery, &c. If used
as directed or the agent will refused tho mon
ey. Price 25 & 40 cts. Depot, sc Cortlandt
street, New York. Sold by
I. il. Logan & Co, Wheeling; John BAIL, AMI
s. Hamilton, Cadlz; 4. Jnl Scbroiter, Maurfielh
NJ. Jolly, New Market; Williams s. CGstas, PERI
rysyile,
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rather a sad honeymoon.

REPUBLICAN SlMpLIoIIY.--O the marriage
Of ex- President Fillmore with Mrs. Mcintosh,
recently at Albany, only forty guests were pres
ent What contrast between the marriage
Of an American cx- President-the proudest po
stion in the world--and that of an Englh h
Princess! Is there an American who does not
feel proud of his country and its institutions
when viewing the simplicity Of the one and the
tomfoolery ol the other.-LmrriSbuTg Telegraph
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17
Hon. John A. Cor win on the A Gsaz2is-
sion CT Kansas.

URBANA, o., March J.
Hon. JOHN A. CoRwIN-Dear Sir: Under
standing that you have been invited, by COM
mittee Of those who are warning on the present
Administration, to address aso-called Anti-Le-
meeting at Mt. Vernon, on the 9th
inst, and that you refused, assigning reasons
therefor which we would be pleased to see laid
before the public the undersigned would take
it as favor to be furnished with a copy Of the
to be used for the public good.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
G. B. FLOOD,
il. P. FYFFE,
JAMES TAYLOR,
VIM w. MOSGRONE,
JOHN II. YOUNG.
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fr.rThe following is, a literal copy Of the list
Of questions proposed FOR discussion in dsbat-
ing club out West?
.Subjecks Of Dskuskin.
Is Dancin morralie rong?
Is the reeding Of fictishus wurks commendi-
BILE?
Is it necessary that iemails should reseavo q
thurray educashun?
prt fsmails to talk part in pollytix@
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CADIz OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1858.

CETBelow will be found an article which we
reproduce from the Herald of Freedom, the
leading free State paper ofthe Territory Of Kan
sas. twill be seen that the Herald is getting
tired of such "croaking papers" as the New
York Tribune and other ancient allies of abol.
ton. We put the article in print here juse to
cast over the "happy family of republicans
single shadow to relieve the otherwise too
brilliant features oflhat delectable household
g-cE lf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

The gkUmS:ss EecgistratioM---GOv
n0r StantOA's Opinion in May,
1852.

The k8mSGs eGgiStrati0M---GsOve
R0r stantOaA's Opinion in MAY,
1852.
In thr month Of May, 1851 acting Gov. Stan
ton, in answer to communication from a COM
mittce of free State agtators, said:
1T is not my purpose to reply to your state
ment Of facts, cannot do SO from any persc n Il
knowledge enable me either to admit or deny
them. | may say, however, I have heard state
ments quite as authentic as your own, and, in
some instance; from members of your own par
ty to the effect, that your political friends have
very generally, indeed, almost universally, re-
fused to participate in the bending proceedings
for registering the names Of the legal VOTERS
In some instances, they have gwen fctious
names, and in numerous others, they have re-
fused to give any names at all. GTYou can
not deny that your party have heretofore resol-
we'd not to take part in the registration: and it
appears to me that without INDUCING ungener-
GUS suspicious Of the integrity ofollicers, you
might well attribute many errors and omission
ofthc sheriff to the existence oG this well known
and controlling fact. 60 | forbear to say any
thirg Of the unreaSonableneSs of your require
ment that we shall set asGe the law, in order
TO accomplish what you have refused to do in
obedience to its provisions. but | will be most
happy to learn that you, gentlemen and your
party friends generally, have, been at work in
earnest, with a view to enable the Probate J ud-
ges to presenta true and perfect list Of the vo-
ters ofthe Territory. 01TYou have had pow
er to correct the lists: f you have failed to do
it, the fault will be your own' '-EJ
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0cg- Mamma, mammal here is . hair in tbs
bread
Hush, no it amt my child, it's nothing but
a corn silk
like that! Who the mischief ever seen
nits on corn stalk aforcp
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O~T'Mothcr,' said little three yeAf old.
whose nose, had been putt out OF joint BY the
recent arrival OF baby brother, Mother, If the
baby should die would it go to Heayen7' Ger.
tainly, my child responded the parent Then,
think Heaven is the best place for him. was
the affectionatc sisters conclusioni
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

SUCCESSFUL SEASON OF REyIvALs.--TheN New
York Eeaminer sums up the results Of the ftsi-
walls, ascertaned from its correspondents aIid ex-
changes for the last five weeks as over twenty
thousand conversions, which is exclusive o, the
large number not specified, and other large
numbers not publicly mentioned at al.
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zen, and feeling the less reserve because ''error|
may always be safely tolerated while reason
is left free to combat it."
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your servant
JOHN A. CORWIN.
To Messrs. w. c. CASTOR and C. H. Scribner.
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O1y'EIow is your husband this aitSrhoor,
Mrs SquigssP
Why, the doctor says il he lives til morning
hc shall have some hopes Of him; but II he don't
he must give him up
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

6rThe Young Mems Christian Association
Of Pittsburg has distributed $4,000 bushels 0 t
coal to the poor, without any reference to sect,
class or nation 1t supplied, in one day, forty
families with fuel to keep them comfortable a
month. Nearly five thousand persons have
been kept comfortable during the winter thro'
the efforts Of this society. This is practical
Christianity.
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Great stress has been laid by the opponents
of the Lecompton Constitution upon the fact
that a provision exists in that instrument by
which the people Of Kansas are prohibited from
changing it until after the year 1864. The
Free State party in Kansas have raised series
of the most doleful howlings imaginable upon
this point To show their consistency in this
matter, we extract for the benefit of our readers
the following section of the XVLarticle of their
lauded Topeka Constitution, which reads as
follows:
/" Sec 4. No Convention for the formation
ola new Constitution shall be called and no
amendment to the Constitution Shall be, by the
General Assembly, male Lejore the gear 1865
mr. more than oqce in yfoe yoars he'eqtter,'
From this extract it will be seen that the
object which has been made to the Lecompton
Constitution upon these grounds is mere gam.
mon. It has been seized upon by those opposed
to the admission Of Kansas for popnlar effect, and
nothing else But it is an old proverb tha lies
have shrot legs, and men without principles are
like freshly litored puppies -blind.-Steu Uuior
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

A New FEATuRE.-The Ashland Times states
that the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, which has just risen, had its sessions
daily opened with prayer. The Court Chap
lains we're Rev. Mr. Hildreth. This is Utterly
dispensing The law and the gospel
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

GENTLEMEN: Your note of to- day, request
ing a copy Of the accompanying correspondence,
is received, and in reply submit it to you.
Your personal and political associations enti-
tie you 10 make this demand, and knowing, as
do, the interest you feel in whatever affects our
common welfare and honor, l comply with your
request very cheerlully.
l am, very respectfully, yours, &c,
JOHN A. CORWIN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

A NOBLE BoY--Last week, as train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad was passing along be-
tween Lockport and New Florence, a boy was
seen waving handkerchief attached to stick
as signal. The train stopped and large tree
was discovered lying across the track. But for
this timely warning many lives might have been
lost The passengers Immediately raised col
lection and rendered it to him, who refused, say
ing, II charge nothing for saving human lives"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17

0ITMix one quart Of molassSs, tIafes gallons
Of rain water, and one pint of fyeasE Let II isr.
ment and stand four weeks, and yoa win have
the best Of vinegar. M
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0N5~A culprit being asked what he had 10
say why sentense Of death should not be rec4r
dcd against him, replied, .lIe had nothing to
say, as too much had BEEN said already
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OI5-'Show me- says skeptic, all the toi'-
cites woman has worn her life, and wilt
write you her history
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Gone dncking" IL the tafn1 asHd sor
a young "ieller'' in Arkansas, who COOS is sSg
up with young woman.
, 1858-05-28

4 sANDWICu IlI,AND'B PnoDUCn.
A ND general e.pqreeene - tlevl1lsna -
MILL CO., q tsekAlsl QIoo1ls csnaD WI.
tA AppH1 %fklLLA6
, 1858-05-28

TIM Bncn MAH ROUEs.-This route, says
the Los Angeles Star, from San Antonio, Is in
successful operation. The trips TO San Diego being
made regularly IN twenty-five days; going, the
jcufasy ispsriormed IN twenty.three days.
, 1858-05-28
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILACooM, W. IT, MAY %, 1858.
.FRO1T THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

RROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
BY the arrival at Teekalet, on the 99d inst, Of
the schr. L p. Foster, Capt Moore, we have
files Of the Polynssidn and Commercial Adeer-
tissr TO April Gath, for which we are indebted to
the pOliteness Of Capt Moore The & p Foster
on her last passage out experienced at ssa So
we're shock Of an earthquake, which gave her
quite shaking up.
On the 14th ult, judgment was given III Ad-
miralty in favor Of the French ship NapOlsdn III,
for detention and damage sustained in q collision
with the ship HOnng Hero. to the amount Of
t9ls9 20. ...,....,,-,..a. r.t-sF
Capt Turner, agent Of the American Guano
Company, had arrived at Honolulu, en- route to
,JarviS's Island. Il. B. N. ship Nrsn, after
stay Of six months at Honolulu, was to sail on
the seth ult, under orders for Valparaiso. Her
departure was deeply regretted. 5ss,s
The estimated sugar crop Of 1878 Of the
islands will amount 10 about one thousand tons,
q follows Hawaii plantations, 800 tons; Kauai
400 tons; Maui 800 tons. The indications are
chat the crop Of this year viii exceed that Of any
previous one since the business was commenced
on the islands-the largest on record, we believe,
was that Of 1859, and amounted TO 760 tons
This Is cheering fhct for every one interested
In the prosperity Of the islands
C6rrepondeaes Of tie Puget Sound Herald.
KnsAP CouSTY, May 11th, 1868.
The business that commands the greatest at-
tentiOn in this county is LAUNDERING. though the
, 1858-05-28

wHn b 4 hoRsE An Assl-When horse
makes an ass Of himself BY taking fright when
ned By an inch rope TO spar large enough 70
make topul yard for . ship, and runs. spar
and an It the top Of his speed, and Jumps or
che end Of Balch webber's wharE-Or the end
II aaybody's whAFf-we insist upon Il kind
roader, ~he ythe horse) b an ass-though \ be
ActWrilasn down. Having divested ourselfthuA
vssy much % our personal grasihcatiON. as We are
asWn On seArsy hoFse9eSh, We win proceed tony,
thAtl lazt Saturday the above performance was
psspetrated In this place IN the presence Of nn-
nerous Witnesses very much 10 their amusement
end The owners riSk. The ass ought 10 have
drowned, but q luck, not good luck, would have
4 be Was resod, FOm q wAtsry grave TO butt
BID hsad ss.lnst bump At some futurs time
sIcEsnss q gnn AHnr.-fum the Surgeon
Generals lAHt report We copy the following sia-
tisiics: "FFCm tho returns in this olaee 4 sp-
pears That the mean strength Of the army iOrt the
year ending June 90, 1851, was l9,7ol, and
thsre having occurred during the year sN77O
casssof disease Il wil appear that the proportion
Of cases Of disease 70 the number Of officers and
enlisted men wss ae1 10 II on an average sAeh
individual was sick Or wounded tive and four.
dAh timsG As the number Of deaths reported
amount 10 1T2, Il appears that the ratio d
deaths 10 the number Of men In the army (l2, ,70l)
vss s 70 7s.sA and the proportion Of deaths
70 The aggregate number Of cases Of disease
treated We ,eoD q TO s1&9e." etg'g-.a
Hnon nm GADsDEH PuRcaAsE-Lstters from
this pl.es state that Gov. Wainwright Is put.
ting up smelling furnaces near San Javisr, and
rspor.s good prcspectA Col Stone, more thar
tEo months from San Fssncisce has not beer
heard fuomor seen IN the Gulf and apprehension
are islt for HE satisfy. The copper mine Of Mr.
Ross, near San Luis Rey, Is becoming more val
liable as he sxcavates Alarge quantity Of ell
Ssr ore from Arizona arrived overland 1t Sar
Diego On The sth inst s,isa.4 u ss.ass,gf
Tn Bncn NAN Rours.-This route, say
the Los Angeles Star, from San Antonio, d d
successfhl operation, The trips 10 San Diego beinI
made regularly IN twenty-five days; going, th
jcuraey ispsricrmed IN twenty-three days
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
Change OF Tune.

The trains on the S. &. II. V. Railroad
now run as follows:
The morning train leaves Portsmouth at 7
A. M. and arrives at Hamden at | A. NJ.
Morning train leaves Hamden at 6.l5 A.
M. and arrives at Portsmouth, at l0:40 A. M.
Afternoon train leaves Portsmouth at Lao
P. NJ. and arrives at Hamden at $40 P. NJ.
Mail train leaves Hamden at 1915 P. M.
and arrives at Portsmouth at AIS P. M.
The morning tram from Hamden connects
at Portsmouth with the Steamer Bostona fol-
Cincinnati on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03

THE GOLD EXCITEMENT IN Iowa.
The excitement in relation to the dis
covery of gold in various portions OF
onr State is on the increase, though
as yet we have heard OF no locality
where the precious metal is found in
sufficient quantities to justify men in
leaving their homes or their business
to engage in its discovery. We have
heard of one Of the citizens OF Daven-
port leaving our city in the search,
who when he reached Iowa City, was
informed that there was no gold there
to justify the digging, but that there
was plenty of it further west. The
further west he proceeded the same
illusion was hello out to him, so con.
ceiviDg the whole thing to be hum
bug, he left the pursuit Of the tgnit
fatuus and returned a wiser man-as
many have done before him-to hi:
home.-DaUenpOYt Gazette.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
The Storm.

The lain storm, Of which We spoke in our
las: issue, has done vast amount Of damage
in this and other counties from which. how.
ever, we have meagre reports. Many bridges
and fences have been washed away, and the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad has suffer.
ed considerably from the loss OF track in
many places. as well as bridges. 1t will
probably require a month longer to place the
road in running order.
One half of the bridge across Little Salt
Creek, a mile west of Allehsvle, is gone;
also, one bridge across Big Raccoon.
The Vinton Furnace Company has lost
many hundred cords Of wood and large
amount OF coal, and has sustained other dam.
age in the loss of fences, bril- ges, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
DIED,

On Tuesday evening, May 18th, in IroEton
OF typhoid pneumonia, joan L. CLARKE, aged
Al Tor many years partner in the we'll
known Fl rm Of CulbersOn, Means & Co., oil
Lawrence Furnace. His funeral will be on
this Thursday morning. at 10 O'Clock, al
the Presby lerian Church. Citizens invited
to attend.--IrOniOn Register.
Mr.. Clarke owned large share in The
Vnton Furnace, in this county.
On the 18th inst, in Ashland, Kentucky v
of Pneumonia. Henry r. French, editor OF
the Ashland Kentuckian, aged 80 years.
Mr.. French started the first daily newspaper
in Texas, at Galveston, some Is years since
aud was for some years previous to 1856, ed
itOr of the Georgetown (Kentucky) Herald
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03

MERIT AND POsITIoN.-The differ.
ence between a man of merit and q
man Of position, is this: the latter is
the man ofhis day, the former is the
man after his day.
There was king in England when
Shakespeare lived there, and doubt
less every child in the realm knew
his name familiarly; bnt how many
knew the name ofthe poorplay-writerl
But now almost every child thatspeaks
the English language, knows ofShake-
speare and his writings. How many
of them know of James and his wri-
tingsl Very few. Thus the man of
high position died with his position
and his day. but the man ofmcrit only
began to live wien he died.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Ross County Bank
In Chillicothe Vinton Co. Common
vs.. Pleas,
Thompson, Lasley & Co.,
and others.
Rf virtue ofan execution TO me directed from
~ The Court Of Common Pleas Of Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of thu
Court House in Macarthur, in said county,
On the 2Sth day of June, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock
P. NJ ofsaid day, the following property. to-wit :
The South East quarter ofthe North East quar-
ter, and the North East quarter of the South
East quarter of Section 20. Township 10, Range
~ containing 771 acres. Taken as the property Of
Thompson, Laslcy 81 Co., 10 satisfy Judgment
In iavor ofthe Ross County Bank at Chillieothe
Appraised at Sl5 per acre.
WM. GOLD,
Sheriff Of Vinton County.
May27, ls5s,-5w-4d5O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
Sheriff Sale. .

Pearly Brown & L. G. Brown
Administrators of John Brown, Order Of Sale.
vs..
John Swepston and others.
'DY virtue of an order of sale 10 mo directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vinton
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the door oi
the court house, in the town of Macarthur, in
said county,
On Thursday, June 3D., 1858,
between the hours oe ten o'clock A. NJ. and foul
o'clock p N. Of said day, the following described
premises, situate in said Vinton county, to wit:
Being piece or parcel of land of OF the north
side of the North East quarter OF the North Wes
quarter of Section 23, Township Il, Range H.
commencing ten rods West from the North East
corner Of said forty acre tract thence West IL
rods along the North line Of tho same thence
South 90 rods; thence East 10 rods; thence North
20 rods to the place of beginning, containing two
acres, together with Steam Mil situated there.
on, with all the fixtures, tools and implements
thereunto belonging; with all the water priyie
ges and rights of way belonging to said Mill
Ordered to be sold TO satisfy judgment render
cd in said court against John Swepston aud other
in favor Of Pearly Brown and L. G.. Brown, Ad
mnistrators Of John Brown, deceased.
Appraised az one thousand dollars.
WM. GOLD, Sheriff V. Co.
April 90, 1s5S.-5w-6d
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1868.
Notice.

After the expiration ofthis Volume Of the
Democrat, no subscriptions will be taken un
less the Snoney is paid in advance. Our
losses by trusting on subscriptions are more
than we can stand, and we must either sus.
pend the system Of trusting on subscriptions
or suspend our paper, The volume will ex.
pire IN August next,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-03
Road Notice.
10 the Honorable tie Commissioners Of ViHtoa Co.,
Ohio.

To the Honorable tie Commissioners Of Hiatoa Co.,
Ohio:
The petition of the undersigned respectfully
represents that the interest and convenience of the
public generally require the location of public
road commencing on the South side of Harrison
Township in Vinton county, o., where the road
leading from Swiftsville ntersects with the coun-
ty line between Vinton and Jackson counties, and
crossing the South east corner ofHarrison Tewn-
ship, aforesaid, and terminating on the State road
leading from the town of jackson, in Jackson co.,
to Adelphia, in Ross county, at or near the resi-
dence Of William Shoemaker, in Rehand town
ship, Vinton county, o. Your petitioners there
fore pray that the proper and legal steps may be
taken to authorize the location and establishment
of said road, and your petitioners will ever pray
&c. MANY CITIZENS.
Dated April 81, ls|,--sv,