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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-24
Judge Gholson Sells His Negroes.
THE WARRANTY DEEDS IN HIS
OWN HANDWRITING.
LET THE CHRISTIAN ANTI.SLAYERY
CONVENTION" BE CALLED TO.
GETHER AGAIN.
What will Professor Peck Say!---
where is Giddings!

Below will be found two deeds Of conveyance
made by William Y. GhOlson and Elyira his
wife, by which they convey one negro boy NED
to Sarah X. Daggett, and one negro boyDAVY
to Stephen Daggett, the vendors 'oa'TGnting the
tile and s0unahess Of said negro boys. These
deeds ore duly acknowledged according to the
laws Of Mississippi, and placed on record in the
county of Pontotoc, in said State. These sale
bills, or deeds, are in the handwriting of Judge
Gholson himself, and are now in possession of
the editor of the Cleveland National Democrat.
This is the way that Judge Gholson manu1ait-
tel his patrimoniul slaves. lie parted company
with these two boys for tho sum Of S1,4OO to
him in cash paid, and he left them in Mississip-
pi, slaue8 for lie, while he made his way to
Cincinnati with the money in his pockets
That is what the Hamilton county delegates to
the Republican State Convention call setting
his negroes free, and by which story they COM
pletely captured Old Giddings, and he gave his
orders that Swan must be defeated, Spalding
laid aside, and Gholson nominated. 1t is now
quite clear that Gholson cheated Giddiugs and
all the "Saints" at the Republican Convention.
He permitted his friends to lie for him, was
nominated by base fraud, and for this alone he
stands before the people of Ohio a disgraced
man, wholly unfit for any post of trust and
confidence, and in the highest degree unworthy
to sit upon the Supreme Bench of our State
And this is what comes Of Republican false
hood and knavery at the State Convention
But to the sale bills or deeds. Here they are
with cumulative testimony, that he sold anoth'
er negro boy, RAS, TO one George w. Payne
We extract them from tie National Democrat.
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that we
William Y. Gholson and Elvira Gholson, fol
and in consideration of Seven Hundred Dollars
to us in cash paid, the receipt ofwhich is here
by acknowledged, have bargained and sold and
do hereby bargain and sell unto Sarah X. Dag
gett, ONE NEGRO BOY NAMED NED, A
SLAVE FOR LIFE, aged. about % years, TC
HAVE AND TO HOLD IN ABSOLUTE PROPERTY
AND WE WARRANT THE TITLE AND s%oUNDNEss
o said negro boy.
Given under our hands and seals this lGtl
day of December, 1914.
w. Y. GHoLsoN, GSeal
ELvIRA GuoLsoN. [Seal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-24

THE STATE OF M1ss1ss1PrI,l I, G. J. Jones,
Pontotoc County. Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court of said County, do certify that the
foregoing Bill of Sale was filed in my office for
record on the 18th day of August, 1859, and
that the same is duly recorded in Book 13,
page 761, of the Record Of Deeds in my said
office.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-24

The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI I, john A. Nc
POntotoc County. Neil, Clerk of the
Probate Court of said County, hereby certify
that the within Bill Of Sale was received in my
office for Record the 10th day Of December,
1914, and this day duly Recorded in Deed
Book No. 5, page 800.
Given under my hand and the
LSeal.l seal of said Court affixed this
2nd day of January, l845.
j. A. MCNEIL, Clerk.
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A""ertSi"g-Hs BeneftS.-No man
goes into business without sticking Sign
over his door at cost Of from ten to
twenty dollars. This sign bears his name
only, and is seen occasionally Ivy the few
who pass by it. But how MANY business
men think of the importance Of sticking
his name in the newspapers, where it cal.
be seen ty thousands every day, and in
every quarter-where his business and all
It's particulars can be explained and pre-
sented i'll its most profitable aspects Look
at tho lottery men and medicine men
how they advertise, and what immense
fortunes they realize by the operation
Should not the merchant and mechan
lc avail himself Of the same means OF
making his name and business familiar to
tic world 2"
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TIE llIGRATIGN OF E.Rns

nc study of the migration Of bird, !,
particularly Interesting. Manvcf IN" !ai!
birds are guided ins,inr:vcy Y in 'l,"ir i.,nr
L"yN " In: course Of or ::rca! river, nH:
'n"un'ain r:intcs, and OR water hr!* ly
'Ac tending Of our coasts line. I;ui il !,
difficult to conceive of the instinct hat q:
r,c;> sp:ne of our birds. wl.:,l, do It,. -,
l"ar . '.r''l tie directions supposed /, l,r
II, N !.t Oh tic face Of ll.e c":uirv. ..nr
'areI''>s.v pass along, intcut only IL i,.e!i,. .
:S they slowly progress in their journey,
taking no land marks, an! needless i;;;lc
"rca;Nrcs, rs tl',y do 10, even 50 muc -
take ht,nfs.cgc rt.w Of tn. country over
which they pass. For. instance. there is
the little ruly-crowncL wror. that little
atom of orn'hoiogy, not larger than ones:
thumb, which p;.sscs from IIml,on's BAY.
where III summer it breeds, TO Florida in
w:;iier. and h,ck again to It's northern Lom,
III Hrr;ny. In lis migration il auu.nn il
lrH->'>s through Ml>>,ch.i>r:;s in Grl,.'...r
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Em'},n? R"vrS. Nearly every variety
of 'h" r"s" may bc rr"raga,cd hy budding.
som" Varieties are difficult TO manage hy
IA" other methods, but, hy budding, readily
form handsome plants in ono year. The
operation consists in taking nn eye, or bud
attached to II portion of tho bark of one
plant, and generally called shield, and
transplnntinG it TO another. Tho advan
tagc in budding is that, where plant is
rare, n new plant can generally DO had
from every eye, and the criterion 10 to
time, in performing tho operation, is the
forming of buds in auxi;e of the leaf Of
! the present year. The buds are known to
be ready By the sEield, or portion of bark
to which they are attached, easily parting
from the wood. Having selected such
buds as may be required, remove the same,
by inserting sharp, thin bladed knife,
| about half an inch above the bud, and
passing the same about one third of tho
way through the wood of the shoot, come
out again about tho same distance below
it, making the cut as clean az possible
When the shield is removed, it contains n
portion of the wood, which should be care
fully removed. by cutting upwards, the
danger of destroying the eye is materially
lcsscncd. If the wood be dry it will not
separate easily, in which case it should he
thrown aside. Make IN incision length
wise through the bark of the stock about
an inch long, and cross this at the top by
another incison. Raise the bark very
carefully and insert the shield within, gent
ly pressing it to the bottom of the incis
ION Great care should be taken that it is
i'll close contact with the stock. Being
satisfied on this point, which is essential to
the success of the operation, bind up all
except the bud. with either mating, soft
twist, or strips of cotton, which should be
moderately dampencd. At the end Of
two weeks, the success Of the undertaking
will Ee known and, if successful in three
weeks hereafter the bAndages should lie
gradually removed, when the stock should
bc cut of about two inches above the
bud.
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AND TO CLUBS,
Three Copies, one year......S5 90 and Presents
Five Copies, one year, 90 and 5 :"
fen Copies, one year. ......l5 90 and 10
Twcn'y."ne C"pcs, one
ychr. .............. so 90 and 81
The articles to he given awuy are comprised
in the following list:
; . do do do : 26l 90 e,oh
10 do do -. do 100 90 each
~ Pa'snt Lever Hunting Cased :
"a " ntches ....... 100 90 each
90 Gold Watches. ...:.... rs 90 each
,"o "o 90 go 40 40 ''.'..........'. 60 o0 each
400 Ladies' Gold Watches. ..... IS 90 each
2n0 Silver Hunting Casel w aihes 30 90 eacl,
56o Silver Witches =. $40 90 to 25 90 each
1000 Sold Guard, Vest,
and Fol, Clrnins no 90 to 30 90 each
-' Com l-ockcis Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops.
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Rims.
Shirt Studtfs. Watch Keys Gold and Silver
Fhimbles, and variety Of other articles, worth
from so cents TO SSl5 each.
We will present to every person sending up 80
subscribers. nt 81 each. a Gold Watch, wortl,
$40 TO any one sending us 100 subscribers, at
s. aaeh, God Watch, worth 500. Every
subscriber will also receive present
immediately receipt of the money, the
subscribers name will he entered upon o,,r book,
nhd the present within one week by mail, or er-
prcss, past paid
. W All communications should he addressed TO
NJ. .B. DEAN, PUpLIsmEK,
1876 Broadway, New York
Dec. 49, 1888 "a 1m-I2m
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Paddy's Boots.-A green spris from the
Emerald Isle entered boot and shoe shop
to purchase himself pair Of brogans. Al
ter overhauling his stock in trade with out
being able to suit his customer, the shop
keeper limited that he would make him q
pair to order. 'An what'Il yer ak to make
good pair of emf was the query. The
priee was named !; the Irisbman demurTed
but after 'batin down. thing was a trade
Paddy was about leaving when the other
called after him asking: 'But what size
shall make them, sir =
'Och,' cried Paddy, promptly, 'niver
mind about the size, at all-make them
large as ye eonvaneyentiy can for the
money
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Coo"1es.-Ope cupfuI Of butter, two cups
iu' OF sugar, four eggs, two tablcsp ,onfn
OF sour milk, and one tcaspoonful Of sale
ra,us, dissolved in the milk. DO net worl,
them stiff, only so rs to roll Bake in n
moderate oven. When half done, strew
them with grated loaf sugar.
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Eact-A house full Of children COM
poses as powerful'a group of motives as
ever moved heart or hand and the
secret of many gallant struggle and tri.
umph in the worlds battle may be found
throned III its mothers lap at home, o.
done up in little bundle Of white flannel
A nations hope, before now has been fonnd
in a basket of bulrashes. Get ready to be
afraid of the man that children are afraid.
Of and be sure that he who hates them. is
not himself worth loving.
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C'c"m Bisc"i'.-F"ur tcacnrsrul Of
cream, one teaspoonful OF s;.l;rratus, dis
solved in a cnpfnl Of milk. Both milk and
cream should be sweet, or both sour. Add
one egg, if YOU choose. Mix soft as Won
can, and not mold it much. Bake in a
quick oven.
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Tw" DmLns per annum, if paid in advance
Tw" DorLARs and Furrv CENTS at tho cxni.
ration Of one year. All subscriptions not lin
ite,l ut tn" time Of subscribing, will he con
siicred us indciinit", and will be continued unt
arrrnrag"s ar" paid or at ,kr option of the Pro-
rrir'nrs. Orders from ether States must inror;
Min be ncrninnnn;ctl with tic ElsL
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F'urther archaeological Discoveries an
.fhcms.-The Providence Journal copies
the following from an Athens paper of Feb
rua.y s:
"othcr ancient monuments have been
found in the course Of excavations between
the Erectheum and the Parthenon. They
are as follows:
"a pedestal Of Pentilcan marble, on
which is scuIptured the figure of war
rior, with helmet and shield above it is
the inscription, 'Xenocles,' the father, prob
ably, of the tragic poet, Carcinus. AL
though mutilated, the work exhibits much
artistic merit. The pedestal was found
built into the side of the door of a
small chapel, the ruins of which were
thrown ont in the excavations. Within
this chapel are Christian tomLs, rs the
manner Of bnrying intirnatcs. They be-
long TO the Byzantine per ,, and under
meath them are founda, from still car
lier times.
Here, also, were discovered roken
pieces Of colossal statue, (pcrhaps of
Mlncrva,) 'lrapcd to the feet.
I" Not far from the same pot they have
found all anaglyph Of four men standing,
and beneath them an inscription, oLlitcr-
ated except tile last syllable. 1t belongs to
tile best period of the art. 1t was one of
the votivc offerings that stood in front Of
the 1'arthcnon.
"Some important inscriptions have also
been found, and published in the archnolo-
gcal paper. One Of them is very interest
ing, both for the matter Of it and for the
beauty Of its characters. 1t is written in
Attic letters
eft is worthy Of notice that the pre-
cincts Of the Parthenon and the Erecthc
mum are discovered to be floored with over
tapping rows Of stones, from the rock
Of the Acropolis. This work was proba
bly, done when the Acropols was leveled
off,"
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THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN TIE SOUTH.
JOHN L. CLAIR K,i :, s
kEPAlRER OF CLOCKS, WATCHES,i
q II e" EE,R "

wv W I'D respectfully inform tic cit- isGA
,oc,,s,, lens xrhs OF the District that he has r. <
bc mr.,,ni s," at lodges j'epot, where heswii
" ~ prepared !" execute. ,:i,;i promo.nrsS III Or
usrS IA his line of business II, j.; we'll prc
p.'',' WIN all III" tools ami materials of his rt
r''. r!. 'e'S confident in bong able to give sots
'''c,l"n; All work warranted.
" Terms Cash.
April il. 1853 70 =.
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Ao'0eH' Bro~n B'"od (C"pif"D-Thrce
tcacnpSfnl Of Indian meal, two tcacupsfnl
OF rye. one half teacupful Of moasses. one
tcaspoonful Of salt, and one tcaspoonrul of
salnra'us. Mix in one quart of new milk.
Bake two hours.
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DOMESTIC RECIPES

Care for C"wgtor Ho'rscncss. Chip mp
fat 'igL,wool Nnl put n handful "f ,h"
chips into apint vi cnnmon spirits. A
tcaspoonfnl in n vino glass of water, on
going to bed, ~i' euro u hoarecncss and
it taken three times II day, or whenever n
cough is troublesome, it will effect speedy
euro. ~ fow chips thrown into hot
shovel, and tho ordor brca,hetl, will be found
servicealle, in lung complaints, and is cal
culatcd to relieve asthma. This is much
cheaper than Cherry Pectorals,' and equally
efficacious.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
~E would respectfully inform our friedds
49, and customers that we have made large
additions to our stock OF
Drugs and Medicines,
and would he pleased to have then,eall and ex.
anime our stock before purchasing eIsewllere, as
we can offer ilerp strong INDUCEMENTS to buy
Our stock consists in part, of
- ,Petfumeries:
I.ubin's Extracts for, the Handkerchief po.
nfa!es. Cologne aud Toilet Waters, Hair, Nail
and Tooth brushes, Dressing Combs. fine .roo,l'
Powders, Soap, Surgical and Dental Iustru
ments. -
Fine: Brandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes, and all articles psuo,,v
kept in a first elass Drug Store. Give us A call
JORDAN q MCLAUGHLIN,
July 8, 1885, II #
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H@as Cotton G,Dp-l,hs total recqi pts of cot.
Ton Tor t''e season at Galveston, havo beeny1il,-
42o bales total eSports--to Great Britain, 49,
,1op bales 20 France, 1850 bales; to the conti:
ncnl' l"'2'N bales. Domestic exports. including
'e.ooo bales to New Orleans, 57,Gl5 bales. The
stock in port is 1910 bales. 81: .....'
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Chapped Hands,! G

Chapped Hands! Chapped Lips {.
ME snbscribers have just receiyed'a a. 1ssb
n;,;u supply 1 OF Anandine,. Cold Cream, ,Pop pisdo'
DiVne. &a; These are articles If arplisds wAha
skin after washing will beautify, soften and nr"'
serve 1t ffee'ffom chapping. PC
JORDAN < MoLAuGfH.IN.
January 81, 1888 to y;
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An Imperiul Imusement-ln the midst
OF the doubts and anxietics. which over
hang Europe in consequence Of the prevail
ing war rumors, the Empress Eugene is
said to while away her time in playing a
game thus described by foreign paper:
"The game. which is ingenious, and not
more of romping nature than is consist
ent with the activity and high spirits of
her Majesty, is played by gentleman to
whom the part falls by lot, and who is at
libertylo place the furniture in any difficult
and intricate fashion he may choose. lie
is then furnished with handful of paper
cuttings, and calling i'll lond voice upon
any Of the ladies present, 'Ranasscx mes
petits papiers, he starts forward, in, and
through, and round about, ovcr,' between,
apd under tho furniture, the body thus
challenged compelled to follow him in eve
ry turn and extreme expedient he may think
proper to resort to, in order to pick up les
petits papiers, which he, of course, takes
care to drop at the most difficult juncture.
This game is always welcome one, and
has been found of the grcate est resource in
willing away the hours unoccupicd Ly
ceremony. In spite of all the gay cavalier,
and diplomatic dandies assembled at Com.
piegne, it was the grave and learned pundit.
Prosper Merrimee, who was considered tho
best leader of petits 7'apiers, and numerous
and s0irituel enough were the puns to
which his professional science at tho game
give rise"
1t is said that this gamo WAS invented
and first played Louis Napoleon himself,
who styled it The Stag and Hountls," and
who thus earned, in addition to- his laurels
as an Emperor and statesman, the honor of
baving invented new amusement. AS
Paris fashions are generally quickly follow
ed in this country, we suppose a game
sanctioned by such high AUTHORITIES, will
also be speedily introduced.
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q bc Ahhcuillc Duuuer.

Published Evcry Thursday Morning, by
oA vIss go CR nws.
w. G. DAVIS. Editor
l. -. oRE"S,. S,.............. Publisher
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Ca"tion to Singers.-A medical writer
of celebrity illustrates his subject In the fol
lowing lucid manncr:-
"a devout singer, in a church choir
lifting up his voice in hymn to tue hipl,
es: pitch, brought the condyloid process to
the very edge of the slenoid cavity, and
attempting to shake at this critical mo
mens, actually dislocated his jsw"
Some persons in endeayoriug to "menad
matter make the matter worse" Willie
one singer-especialry a "deuout" one
may disocate his jaw" in the manner
aforesaid, thousand readers will dislocato
their jaws by merely pronouncing the
"jaw.breakpg words" contained in the
above paragraph, :, "When their condy
loid process es are atthe edge of their gle
mold eavities.">;;' Pshaw j., This, writer
would doubtless express the familiar ad
age, aDon'r count your chickens before
they are hatched," AS follows Enumer
ate not your adolescent pullets ere they
come to be oviform.'" :
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.xoHae opiysway for mansto escape yeins
tdoand is to pass for what he. is. The
only way to maintain a good, character, is
20 Observe III. n iss easier to correct our
faults tllah 70 cbhceal them. y.
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"usly ;,i'>,'r!

L'A '.A|ic'sm%.--.,c". Henry Giles,
II. :; :"''"' lecture. spoke Of Irish wit and
I:un!or IS ';i@?Iayc'' Ivy the educated classes
;'" ~ Il" 'asH~!iy. Sv;ii,'s VT was
sc"i!'n&, burning, with MI element Of fierce.
les: III: *"c:i., vi; "r Sheridan was snor.
tive: Cummings Was kenn AMI bitter. rs
w'! u the rur::ta WIS anxious to have him
i.iiiS" his sermon, ;!ni could Giici; from
h'in H":!rln-: bat In" remark. that it was
mort. 'pli. Yes said the curatc, 4 am care
ii, ':"; 81 h. ;c'i.a'!a.' But, sir, you did
not >"rcr,i,' sa!! Canning. you were brief,
'.;'j !"n ~,rc ;,i;''u, also Curr..ns wit
":> ;!'a i'ica'"f i.r.ry AM, o,!!:,y, rs when
he :"''':,'A''l Of al: l.;,.s..;.! IN HYDE Park,
va" ."i'' :.;* tongue thrust on; Of his mouth,
Ina; i.c MAS probably trying to ca,cl, the
En2'i"l' n"crn:! u" amusing bulls Of Sir
Boy" E"rnc w"r" ;;,,u,l"i 10. II. WAS not
on y witty in his ipinIicrs. hut in his correc-
tom "i ;llvn. ;.u. #:tcr cHc.li,linr in par-
!ainrnt. 'Nhv should VIC do anvll,,nr for
i"S''si:"? N!:a! has po>tcrity done for
az he "xll'inri himself by rcmarkn.;
that l'y i',,trri'y i.r ,.,i no. ln"an our all
rcs;oTs, but those Who are to como after us
sir Jonah Harrington said OF Lord Norburv
that i''' la! a lIan1 for everybody. but n
h'"r: -; ,nh"ir. Tina, was Il fearful lest
81 'orhnry, Oh sentencing to death a Thief
VII" !'"a stolen watch, 'von made Il grasp
at t''n", my lad. t"t cgad, You c,utci,cd
eternity TIC VII Of the },.;.san, was illus.
1ra'c'l by the rc:narl OF II hcggur OH being
It'd 10y Il gentleman that he never gavc
aims 10 Nfa"Sel$, sure, then, your honor
Will never relieve an angel. srake those
stones out of my way roarcd DIR. Aber.
"e;ly to an li;slI pavior in front of his door
And whore shall, taIo them, sir p Take
;!cn 70 he'll" said the enragcl doctor.
Md sure, wou!in't t,lc piA.r J,locc he more
"ut Of your hono,'s wny: a doctor re-
tanned IN court as,a wi,ncss complained to
the Jtidge' that il liewas kei't from his pa
:'cats 50 long they m;yht rccorcr tn lis ali
Sencc. But bulls are not confined TO Ire
land. Sir Isaac Newton made practical
bull when, having made II hole in his door
for his Cat to enter, he also made smaller
hole for her kitten ~ story was. told OF a
priest, vino, it being Friday, had jus. helped
himself TO a whole salmon, "ilh the re-
mark, q, is fas! day viii, ne, gentlemen,
when great fellow with red whiskcrs
reached across The table. and cutting the
fish in two, took half of it with flie remark
bad luck to ye, do ye tink nobody has a
soul to be saved but yourscIfp
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almond Tea C"ke.-Two cups of sugar
two thirds Of a cup Of butter three ccr<
half Il cup of sweet milk, one tcaspoonsu
cream Of tartar, hafa tcaspoonful Of soda
and one teaspoonful of extract of almonds.
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Baked 1n1iun Pudai"g.-Takc three
pints of new milk, and sca!d half of it. Stir
in weal until quite thick; then add the
remainder Of the milk Beat four eggs,
and stir into the batter. Spice and sweeten
to taste, and bake two hours.