The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03

amount received on subscription TO Cdaiz sentinel.
Israel Rankin, Athens tp. $500
Hugh Brindley, Greene tip. 200
VIM. Croskey, ST., Greene tip. 200
VIM. Kyle, Greene tip 200
@There was a partial eclipse of the sun on
last Friday evening.
ORA campmeeting is to be held near Fair
view, Belmont county, commencing August IL.
GrThe Peace news published in last weeks
Sentinel, is fully confirmed by the late arrivals
from Europe.
BAL ARRANGEMENT.-The Wheeling Island
and Jefferson county Fairs are to be held at
the same time--September 14th to 10th.
RrMr. ARCHIBALD VIRTUE, an old and high
" esteemed citizen of Stock township, departed
this life on the 2Sth ult.
OrJMr. WIN. KYLE, ST., an old and highly
esteemed citizen Of Greene township, departed
this life in his seth year, on July 26,
OtTWe were favored on Monday with sever
al delightful showers, which will do great good.
For this Providential favor let us be truly thank
full.
ORA negro named Thompson, was arrested
in Harrisville, on Monday, the LIST of August,
for disorderly conduct on that day, and lodged
in the Cadiz jail.
t-There will be a celebration ofthe colored
Sabbath School of Cadiz, at the Fair Ground,
on Wednesday, August II, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Addresses are expected by Rev. Craig and Mr..
Mccoy. The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
HTWe have received the first, second and
third numbers Of the Campaign Statesman
1t is q large sheet, we'll filled, and spicy. Five
copies for 81, twenty copies for Sc. Send on
the names. Let the committees and candidates
attend to it. Give the people light.
GrE. T. Tappan, Esq, of Steubenville, has
accepted the appointment of Professor ofMath-
ematics in the Ohio University at Athens, Ohio.
The appointment is an excellent one, as Mr.. I.
is one of the best Mathematicians in the coun-
try.
nFMr. JOSHUA HOWARD, one of our most
respected citizens, departed this life at his resi-
dence in Cadiz on last Saturday evening, July
80. His remains were followed to the grave on
Sunday, by a large concourse OF people. lie
was buried by the order of Odd Fellows, of
which he was q worthy and acceptable member.
n5-See the card of the we'll known Notion
blouse of McClandless & Richardson, Philadel-
phia, in to-day's Sentinel This is one Of the
best houses in the city, and Mr.. Spence (who
by the by is we'll known to oil our merchants,
will take great pleasure in selling you good
goods at good bargains.
0J-We direct the attention OF the merchants
of Eastern Ohio to the card of John II. Spooner,
dealer and manufacturer of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods, Philadelphia, in to -day's Sentinel.
Our merchants would do we'll to call and favor
Mr.. Spooner with their orders. Mr.. S. j.
Hatcher of this place, Isl very clever gentleman,
and will take great pleasure in seeing the mer-
chants from this and adjoining counties.
Burglars About.
An attempt was made to rob the store ofWm.
q. Finney, in Cadiz, on last Friday night. The
door was priced open, but nothing was taken,
as has yet been discovered. 1t would be we'll
for our citizens to be on their guard, and keep
their doors and windows well fastened.
McNceIy Normal School.
The advertisement Of this excellent and we'll
known school came too late for this weeks pa
per. 1t will appear in our next issue. The
next term ofthe School commences August 30.
Prof. Regal and Prof. Brinkerhooff are the In
structors, assisted by Mrs. Flora X. Regal and
Edwin s. DeLany, This is an able corps of
teachers.
j. n. Hatcher.
The attention of our merchants is particular
ly directed to the card Of this gentlemen, who is
connected with the well known house ofWise,
Pusey & Co., Philadelphia. Every merchant
in this or in adjoining counties, that may visit
Philadelphia, will find it to their interest to
give Mr.. H. a call.
Telegraph Line on the P.C C.R.H'
A telegraph line has been put up on the P.
C.& G. r. R. Offices have been opened at Cad
IL Junction and Uhrichsville. This places bu-
siness men in connection with all the offices in
the United States. The office at the Jonction
is in charge of James Jewett, who will send
messages to all parts Of Uaion with promptness
and dispatch.
To Sugar Cane Grocers.
Citizens of Harrison county, who are engaged
in the raising Of Chinese Sugar Cane, are par
t~icularly referred to the advertisement Of Har-
ris' Improved Portable Sugar Epavorator, Tor
making Sugar from Chinese Cane, which may
be found in to-day's Sentinel. This Isl val
liable invention, and every man that raises the
Chinese Sugar Cane should purchase one.
Union Hotel.
It is generally conceded that all western men
when they visit Philadelphia, never fail to stor
at the Union Hotel. Mr.. Newcomer is now
sole proprietor, who with his gentlemanly
and affable clerk, G. w. Freeman, Esq, will
make all who s%ojourn at the "Union'' happy
and comfortable. Their accommodations w
know from experience, are all Of an A. No.