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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

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The aCrlty Of the institution, consisting of
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Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons, Lon
Or, ROBERT HERBERT,
! Late OF Philadelphia, member of tEe Society of
Friends. and
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the Pains of Age General Debility, change of life,
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| The Dispenspry circular, forwarded gratis by
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6eTThe Vermont Legislature has before it a
proposition to abolish grand juries and substi.
tute Indictment upon information in lieu there
Of Partial steps toward the abolition Of the
grand jury have been taken in New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, Connecticut. New York, Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Louisiana and Michigan, and
have every prospect Of success.
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Attachment Notice.

VS.. - GaVYan, Justice of
John shisler, defendant the Peace Of North Up J. ,
Harrison county. Ohio, on the lst day OF November
AID 1869, said Justice iss ued an order OF attach
ment in the above action for the sum of seven dol
lars and seveny-ive cents.
DAVID SPF0UTs.
Nov. %, 1885, mark.
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LETTER Fl M A KANSAS WoMAN.--Tbe fol-
lowing letter is said to be genuine, and to have
been received at Charestown:
70 John Brown Commander Of the army at
Harpcr's Ferry, Charlestown, Jefferson county,
Va. Care Of Jailor Charlestown.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov 90, 1859.
John Brown--Sir: Altho' vengeance is not
nine, confess that do feel gratified to hear
that you were stopped in your fendish career
at Harper's Ferry with the loss Of your two
sons. You can now appreciate my distress in
Kansas, when you then and there entered my
house at midnight and arrested my husband
and two boys, and took them out of the yard
and in cold blood shot them dead in my hear
ing. You can't say you done it to free our
slaves; we had none and never expected to own
one, but has only made me a poor, diSconsolate
widow, with helpless children. While fee
for your folly, do hope and trust you will meet
your just reward. Oh, how it panied my heart
to hear the dying groans ormy husband and
children. lfthis scrawl gives you any consola-
tion you are welcome to it.
MAHALA DOYLE.
n. B.--My son, John Doyle, whose life
begged OF you, is now grown up, and is very
desirous to be at Charlestown on the day o
your execution; would certainly be there if his
means would permit it, that he might adjust
the rope around your neck, ifGov. Wise would
permit.
NJ. D.
A party o gentlemen at once subscribed the
amount, but the letter being detained, it was
ascertained young Doyle could not arrive r
time.
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OrDyspepsia, Headache and Indigestion, by
which all persons are more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise,
wholesome food, and dose OF B@rhave's Hol-
land Bitters, one hour before each meal.
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-The .R1ck.hone- Partr.

To hear the leaders Of the republican party
talk, il would be supposable that they were a
very courageous party-that they never finch
ed under any circumstances. The following
dispatch tells US that their representatives in
Congress have virtually disbanded their party
organization, although they have IlS members
in that bOdy-lacking only six to elect their Of
ficerS. What back party the repub-
licsu party Isl
WASHINGTON, Dec Over eighty members
were present at the Republican conference held
this afternoon. Mr.. Pettitt, of Indiana, pres-
ded and Mr.. Mcpherson, of Pennsylvania, was
Secretary.
The discussion, which was a harmonious one
lasted one or two hours. Some of the most
radical republicans expressed their willingness
to vote for an American or Anti Lecompton
Clerk, if Republican Speaker was elected
1t was finally determined not to call an 0ppo-
sition, or straight-out Republican caucus, but
that every member should go into the House
and vote for his choice, as was done four ears
ago E. Joy Morris, Millward, and other North
Americans were present
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From the Merchants and Munufact's journal, N !
Home Insurance Company.

This company is one Of the largest and best
managed in the United States. 1t has capital OF
one million Of dollars and surplus of three hun.
dred thousand. The public have great confidence
in this office, knowing thatit . managed on 81 und
principles that its officers are experienced men Of
great enterprise, and Judgment enough to do bus.
ness discretely 1t pays its losses promptly and
without equivocation. We recommend the Home
Fire Insurance company to our readers as n in.
stitution they may insure in with perfect safety
, The above named paper exposes to the public all
irresponsible Insurance companies of New York
A list OF which may be soen by calling at my Of
fee. JOHN WARD, Agent for this responsible
Institution.
Clerks Office, Cadiz Dec 7, '5a.3m
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Delegates TO Charleston.

We expect in next weeks Sentuel to be able
to give the nalnes of the Delegates elected to the
Charleston Convention, by the Democracy Of
Ohio
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Fire, Fire, Fire.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. 1l2 and Ia, Broad,oay, Ncw York.
JOHN WARD, Cadiz, Harrison Co., 0 Agent.
Cash Capital $l,OOO,OOO.
Surplus over, 100000.
THIS Company continues to insure against loss
or damage by fire and the damages finland Nav.
igation and Transportation on terms as favorable
as the nature Of the risks and the real security OF
the insured and of the Company will warrant
Losses equally adjusted and promptly paid
DlRECTORS-Chur J. Marten, President, A.
F. Wilmar,h, Vice President; VIM G. Lambe ert,
Geo. &: Collins, p. N. Barney, Lucius Hopkins,
Thos. Messenger, VIM, H. MelIin, Chas. b. Ilatch,
B. Watson Bull. Homer Morgan, Levi P. Stone,
Geo Peatce, Ward A. Work, Jas Humphrey, Jas.
Low, j. H. frothingham Charles A. Bulkley, C.
II Morton, Roe Lockwood, Theodore McNamee
Richard Bigelow, Curtis Noble, Geo d. Morgan,
Oliver E. Wood, Alfred S Barnes, Geo. Bliss A.
I. Dwight, Lymon Cook, Levi P. Morton J ohm
B. Hutchinson, Charles P. Baldwin, John G. Nell
son. Henry A. Hurlburt, Jets iIoyt, VIM Stnrges,
Jr., John K Ford, Sidney Mason, Geo Il Stedman.
Cyrus Yale, Jr,, VIM X. Fosdicp, David j. Boyd,
F. II. Cossitt, Lewis Roberts, Samuel B. Ca Id
we'll.
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{ 6A-Kit. Carson, the great Rocky Mountain
.Lrapper and PATHFINDER" is dead.
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Terms of the weekly Leader.

An extra copy given to the getter up OF the club
for his trouule when a club reaches high fif-
ty copies TriWeekly will be given; and when
itreaches 100. copy OF the Daily Leader will be
given.
Those getting up clubs who wish for sample
copies will please write for them.
TERM OF TRI-WEEkLY LEADER.
Single copy one year, $500
Two copies Observation-Disclosures. 500
Five do do....................l 1900
Ten do do ........ ....... 5000
Address, f. COWLES & CO., Cleveland, 0.
Dec 7,'5g-2t
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from 0dasbingtonl
C0nesponaenee Of the Cadi1 pemocrntic senlinej

Members Of Compensation. John
A. BinghaTn---0hiO Delegafes---
NEF. andighaIn--Judge DOUG
laS---PreSidenrs MeSSagc---Can-
didateS for Speaker ----BrONn's
Execution VIVA. II. Seward---
Charleston Convention ---- Hon.
WIN. Allen.
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PharmaCeutistS ;tHd Chem lists,
IrUTSBURGH, "A.
9S-Fo sale by John BeS!!, Druggist and Book
seller, Cadiz, Ohio.
November 2, lS59-ly.
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(yOTo A. G. STEWRT'S Tor something new
VI and nice in Genteman's ware. .,.,,r~,..,-.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HFFECTo OF
Price ore Demand.

In England books are dear-in this country
cheap, In nothng is the efTec, of price on demaad
more 'u,Iy Illustrated Here the prices Of work.
are so cheap that circulating libraries nave long
since passed away as things that were but are not
he minds OF our people are fresher, better booked
up, and read IN general literGmre-nll bv greater
adapted less to the market, and a willingness lor
large sales on small profits.
This brings US to the subject under confederation
keeping IA view the motto, Large sales on small
fronts and that is the large and varied assort.
ment OF Books, Magazines Periodicals.. Animals.
Serals' Fancy Goods, Wall Paper and nice thinrs
which can always be obtained at the Book Estab-
be found the following: ''
SchnnI Y e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

BOARD OF BOucLrIoN:-The Board OF Education
held regular meeting last evening" President warren
in the chair.
The Ward asked for &, $50 for school
tDrDiture. Referred Also for 81, ,l69 for heating ap
paratus in the building in FOrty-seventh street.
Granted.
The Eighteenth Ward asked for $4,000 for new
primary school-house. Referred.
The President announced that Seth Grosvenor's ex-
ecutors had transferred TO the Board $50 600 in cash
and securities, the amount of his legacy 10 the Board
of Education. The securities were referred 10 the
Finance Committee for examination.
The bill Of Thomas K. jackson, architect of School
No. 90 built in 1855, then taken up. 1t has been
before the Board dozen times. After an hours de-
bate 1915 were appropriated which, it is understood
will settle the claim Of g. 500.
Dr. Eager presented resolution ordering the read
ing of the Bible in the evening schools Objected TO,
and Withdrawn.
After long labor, the Controller informed, by
resolution that by clerical the amount Of the
annual estimate exceeded the amount authorized by
law, by the sum of 35,29l.
Messrs. Stafford & Adams, being defeated in an at
tempt TO secure to the Principals in the male depart
ments Of their Ward, the Sixteenth, $500 per year
more than is paid any other, hhbustered generally
during the remainder Of the evening The session
was prolonged until 10 o'clock All the business trans
acted during the five hours cf session might have been
better done in a third of the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
and amid cheers for tie University Of NewYork, the
grand disunion demonstration came TO an end
soITTHFRN MEDICAL STUDENTS QUITTING
- PHILADELPHIA.

The students OF the various medical colleges m tins
.i.,, assembed On ,aasse in the Assembly Buildings
this morning at Q o'clock and organized and passed
a resolution extending an invitation to Drs. Luckeu
and Magure 10 be present during the meeting and ex
nress their sentiments. committee appointed
Tor that purpose. They retired and in few minutes
returned accompanied by the above-named gentlemen
Dr.. Lucketi, being called upon, arose and made
few remarks which he preceded by reading number
of telegraphic dispatches and letters he had in hs pos
session. They are as follows telegaphic dispatch
from Gov Wise stating that the citizens OF Richmond
would receive with open arms the students VINO had
determined on leaving the colleges in this city to ma
trcuate in their colleges. One, informing the students
that they would be received al Richmond with mill
iary honors. Two dispatches stating that two drafts
Of $500 each would be forwarded for the purpose OF
defaying incidental expenses Also, letters from the
faculties Of the colleges in Virginia, North Carolina
and Georgia, setting forth that they would be well
coined 20 the colleges in a handsome manner.
list of those who had determined on leaving the
colleges n this city, patronze the Southern nstt1
tons was read il contained some three OF four hund
red names. large number were added.
DR.. Naguire made motion that they leave IN
body tomorrow night at 10 o'clock in special traIn
from the Baltimore Depot which was agreed to. The
same gentleman hoped that the students, on leaving
the city, would conduct themselves Southern men,
in an orderly and quiet manner. n
Committee was appointed TO inform the Raliroas
Company of their determination. After which the
meeting adjourned. Phil. Cor. Of The N. Y. Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
mnrhes.. Reporfed 5, Teleeropl.

NKw-ORIEASs Dee s-COTroy declined fc sales to-day
CoRS buoysnt s FREIeHrs Of Cotton to Liverpool sd
ExCHANGK London SdS A. cent; NewIork 90 days pa
q = cent, and Al sight per cent discount
CINClNNArI, Dee 2.-FIOUR: better demands prices I'M
changed WHISKY 22lo. WHEAT firm. Hoes hrmer; prices
sitter sales 90 t5d 80 so PRoyIsIsEs hm Meas
PORK 50; Meats 6f0eie delivery in February
Green Meats fmeT; Shoulders Sic. Sides 7 Hams Sc.
sAvANNAH Dee 2-COrrox unchanged sales to-day 1900
bales
Moanx, Dec Z-cor1ox-Ssles to-day Loco bales ss 10.
l0,e. for Middling.
CHAnLEsTOS Dee 21CorroS-Saes to-day 800 bales, the
market closing slightly cheaper.
EXCHANGES.
cisorNSGu, Dec. A-Sish. Exchange sa EsS.Yegk q
cent prem.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Passengers smiled

IN r,eo-II;p PerfiG fer LirepolMr and hIs 5 LHI,n
and children b. G. LGLih. John Lsuth fittsonrEn mr. ~ S'
Fisher ~ Y, riss shedden Londoni kr and hrs- " ~
Tord children and servant: j. g. Oakford, Londoni w "
Clayton England, G. soyms, Lyergool James ban.s. u
Hilbert England; J. q. Adams. W. J. ClAfs' yo, Ms.on
v. Geo p Bruce Mr stocknEn, I.ondor X J. herrson
Havana; w II Rns.. Louisville; q. BENJAMIN. T. b WrAsz
Montreal; r. Crofts Lordou l. Girrd T. AeIsr n
wick IT, A IT, Baldwin. /. Lafarge y. u J. D. hn pun-o
DursiI France; Oswald Earle, Liverpool n Z bes'on
London Arthur Wilson England; PieuePont hd~ras n o.
A. Yre-Copsul BodiEer NonfreIl A UrquhAIt montreal
Mrs H. Hyers Miss Martha sloane ChAs FIaneis w sSsn
r. seheidi C. l. Perkins n Y {. Coates, Phh4dePhs -
freeman n Y; Henfy sehmitt bearer Of dispatches 3
Psyfsr Toronto: ~ IsAse. Thos Reader LVsr2ooi y.e
Rsden Phisdelphia; Jacob Fiuek H. Beeek $ Rossnhem
r. Ksyser Thos Thorp, C. T. Hoyt n. Y. Lieut. fimAn
r. n Jbo George Augusta Thomss Rodser yo1n koase t
Providence: Jno Snlonet. Thomas Edwards n Il "Hll-U
IAuth PttsbuTgh; Capt. Geo. Graham HATtlePooL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

PRoTFcTIoS TO ExIGRASTs AGASsr TICKET AND
HOTEL SwIEDLERs.-The delegates of the various
benevolent societies, whose object ii is to protect the
emgrants of foreign countries arriving AZ thspOrt and
guard them against the swindles perpetrated them
BY the runners of the various ticket Offices and hotels
last evening held meeting at the Office of the German
Savings Bank in the Cooper Institute. The Commit
tee Constitution, appointed at the former meeting
submitted the plan Of constitution, which, after few
alterations accepted and ordered to be printed. 1t
is then 70 be sent TO the various societies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

WINTER GARDES-The octoroon continues nightly
to draw coed houses the interest being rather in
creased than diminished by the thousand idle
circulated to ipunctiOns being issued and all man
ner Of terrible appliances brought to bear to prevent
it's performance We believe there is little spprehen-
sion on this head. The play is the property of the
management The 0ctoroon will continue 70 be per-
formed here, and rumors 10 the contrary can only
serve to swell the tide of success on which this piece
is riding onward
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
on KACH sTATE.
Sheen and

Hides sa6!e p n Talow, Ta7lc ? n Pelts q 1881 50
each; Csl,kins iOaiie Y b
n B-Beef Extra and First quality include nothing but the
best, large fat. stallfed OIen
Second quality includes the best asd OIen the best stall
fed and the best threyea old Steers Ordinary consists
Of Bulls and the refuse of lots
sHKEP-Ext-a inenaes Cosse and when those o. inferior
quality thrown out
There IS the Eastern Railroad ia the
Boston and Lowell Railroad. and lss the Fehburg
RKNARKs-The large number Of Cattle at this market and
about 500 Western Brighton has caused decline Of IS Soc
g. and there viii be further decline the lower sdes
unless the doves keep bat the prospects Of their realizing
advance viii Prices Of sheep about
tie but the indication IL thA. there viii be
decline Of use y head before the mkrke; closes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR TEE n. Y. Tribune BY Gro RrPP.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il, 1889.
Whole number OF Cattle maIfe 1884; about 200 Beeves,
and 284 Stores consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and
one, two, and three -yesr-olds.
PRcEs OF MARKET BREp-ExtrA, sTds7 50; first quality,
&C 75 second quality, SIS So third quality % IS ordinary
80.
PRIcxs oF STORE CArrLK-Working Oxen = pair s730
$50; Cows aud Calves $30d S42d@47 SEQ: Yeangs,
TwoyeaI oldI eliza %; Three yearolds $24G s8
LAsBs-5lo0 market; prices in lots, Al 30
dS2 each extra, So 5OG s3G S4a 81 or acc q q.
ErxBzR
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.........Dsc. 81.
Cleared,

steamshp.-Roanoke, Couch, Richmond LndSn helheA
en-; Potomac Watson BAltimore H. b. CIonwen -" NHeS
speake Crovel. Portlsnd, II. b. Cromwell 20.
Ship-Gosport, Merrill, Charleston, j: b. sardy
RaTks-J 1ovett Horton Glasgow Edmiston BIOS Ce-oo'
Bear TrIided Geo s. stepheDsoni Emma Lincoln Painer
Port De Leaha master. ,,.,vr NJ
Brss-Titana Appeby, Bathurst Arrowsmith Bali l. NJ
uavIev Harvey Bermuda Smith, Jones Co.
Schooners-M Mankin Beers, Boston, Dayton spsyae r.
BToopard Williams Philadelphia Hand; Oregon, hraase
Wsshngton Planet Mars Goughegan, Edenon herrlu 40
bott; n p smmond Eadieot, Newbern Statesman, Mott
Ilsrendra Seaord Dodge L. surdeyant, Stover
Van Brunt Slaght; Leoeadia, Small Salem, H. '" Ropes
Co. - :, r,,,,-Lt. 7 p..z,. Rl,.k Dia
mond Allen, Pkiladelphis, j. Briggs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Arrived.

Steamship Po.omae Watson Savannah mde and ps's to
H. B. GIQmTel % 60 on 1e bound NJ aoth al 10 m
" ~ Of BResat pes-ed brig asnore WIN nesa ys "
N W; also a schooner ashore % miles ~ OF barnesa
Steamship Chesapeake Cowe Portland, ndse and pass 70
ship DTeadnaush sh ieip saInuels Liverpool Nov a. rndse
and a8 pass TO d. Ogden An we'll Experienced very heavy
e y gales to the Western Islands nom whence came home
Fssiher. was off Montsuk night Of 18th.
ship Uncle Toby soue LyerPoO Nov ~ %sss 70 %a,s
com to r. p Buck Co. Dee 49, lat 26 81 Ion ~ S spoke
Bt suwsnnee M1nroe St. Marks Dec. 3, cotton, &c. to
smawood, Earle a Co. . ~. :. II. 4.
mast lost bbOOm, broke main and fore
Bs Jessie Rhyaas RendetOn Providence d. in ballast to
Br Union (Br Smith, Corvallis N S. II days potatoes
sebr r. yentone, Smith Baltimore days, corn to j. s.
sehr Lovet Peacock Martin, Savannah days, cotton and
cbs Tboss Jefferson Chase Salem days mde to R. W.
S, Albert Dexter Bear.s Boston 3day, mdse.
sehr PocoHoke, Harris, Plymouth n c. days shingles to
schr Sarah Helen Sawyer New Haven days, in ballast
sehr D. NJ FRENCH, Virginia days wood =. p,o.,ao,.o
schr James Il. Hoyt, Smith, Virginia days, wood;
sebr Eatb Dosne o Plymouth Doans Mobile II days salt
r. fSom M e. s f. When in ist Of Charleston
schr Aets o Deunis Chase Jaeme 4th inst coffee and
scSf Olive Matilda OBJ Merrman, cOrnwali', s., IA d',
Scbr Emma v tof ofProvneetown) Cook Csyes Dee.
coffee and logwood to II. Becker a Graeyes
sebr Fzs s Potter Potter St Marks II days. cotton TO
Brode Pettes 10th nst in gale from T. to ST. lost fore
topnas and jibboom, and sails attached;
Schr T. r. Jones Gacomb, Etzabethpof coal for Boston
Sehr. +. s. Munsel, Kelley, Perth Amboy for Boston
Sehr Gulnare Stillman Eizabehport, coal for Boston
Schr s. j. Warning Smith Charleston 5. c. days, cotton,
&c, TO HcCready, Mott Co. -
Sehr. Triumph, Guerny, Gloucester days hsh
Schr Francis Ssterey Cooper Charleston, D. 81 days COT
ton tobacco 6c., TO Jonas Smith Co.
SehT Adelsid Bailey, Virginia days, oysters: - .
Sehr Isaac w. Hughes, Howard kewbern N Co. days ma
val TO VIM. Williams.
scbr Mary Duncan Elirsbethport coal for Wsrehs5n
Schr John jones, Stephenson Brandywine Mills Dell ds,
-four and corn meal to = G. Paxson Co.
Revenue Candy Richmond 10 days, wheat TO Gray
Gasse Has experienced heavy weather te snt
Goth inst while coming in the Hook in the ~ T. ge carried
away head and mantopst and came to an anchor
undr the morning Of the 2st while at anchor
run into sehr Emma w. from Aux Cages which stove
aIboard rail and broke main gait taken In tow oy steantus
William Foukes, and brought to Jersey City.
BELOW-Bark J. NJ. Churchill ship
Also ship Judith, WhsmpOsi bark Saana nom Genos-botb
by the pilot boat Ezra Nye.
Notwithstanding Persia Lverpoo James Adger for
Chaston Roanoke Norfolk Ships Chsneelor for Liver
pool Southern Chief and Liberty New Forest Queen,
San Francisco Bark Charles Brewer bgs Adepha Gaboon,
and others
WIND-During the day, from n. w.