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Committees im the a. $. Senate.

The following are the committees appointed
in the Senate on the 21St instant.
On Forejgn Rrlatons--Mes>rs Mason, Doug
las SlideI, Polk, Ciitenden Seward and Sum
ner
On Finance--M Mcssrs. Hunter, Pearce, Green,
Bright, Hammond. Fessenden. and Cameron.
On Con1merce--Mcssrs. Clay, Bgler, Toombs,
Clingham, salisbury Iamlin and Chandler
On Military ABa5s--McSsrs. DAVIS Ftzpa
Trick, Johnson, Of Arkansas, Chestnut Lane,
Wilson and King.
On Maud AGajrs--Messrs. Mallory, Thorn
son, Slidei, Hammond, Hale and Anthony.
On Jplictary--Messrs, Bayard, Pugh, Ben.
amin Gieen, Powell, 1'rumbull and Foster
On Past OGices-Mcssrs. Yulee, Gwin, Rice,
Bright, Wig;ail, Hale and Dixon.
On Public Lands--Messrs. johnson, of AR.
kansas, John>on, of Tennessee, Lane, Pugh,
Bragg, Harlan and Bingham.
On PriUate Lan& Caims-Messrs Benjamin
Polk, WigGlI, Grimes and Ten Eyck.
On Indian Afairs--Messrs Sebastian, Fitch
Rice, lIaun, Hemphill, Dochttle and Clark
On Pensions -Messrs. Thompson, Clay
Salisbury, Powell, Durkec, Harlan and Grimes
On ReUolutiona,y Ciaims--Messrs. ToombS
Crir tenden Nicholson, Durkee and Ten Eyck
! On Claians--Messrs Iverson, Mallory, Bragg
Simmons and Foote.
On tie district Of Columbia, -Mess,s Brown
Mason, johnson ofTennessee, Yulee, Kennedy
Hamlin and Wilson
On Pdents - Messrs. Bgler, Thompson
! 1oombs, llemphill, Simmons and Trumbul.
On Public B'ahtings--Messrs. Bright, Davis
Kennedy. Clark and Doolt,e.
| On Territories Messrs. Green, Douglas, Sc
bastan, Fitzpatrick, Haun, Collamer and Waue
70 audit Contingent Expenses Of Senate. -
Msssrs. johnson Of Tennessee, Powell ans
Dixon,
| Plnting--Mesns. Fitch, Davis and An
ihony.
On Fagrdssed B1ls--Messrs Lane, Bigle
and Harlan.
On Earotea BiAs--Messrs Haun, Salisbury
and Harlan.
On tie .Librory--8Eessrs., Pearce, Bayard ant
Collamer.
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CoLoRED CRIMINALs.--'Ihe Uniontown Ge-
Mus says:-"fhe district composed OF the coun-
tics OF Fayette, Washington, and Greene might
be ca led The black circuit There are no less
than eight negroes under indictment for muid +
in the first degree; one for manslaughter; one
for an attempt to murder by poison; one for
arson, besides number OF cases OF miSdemean-
or. There are out OF one hundred and ten
thousand in the district, eleven thousand ne
groes, as appears by the census Of 1850 Ne.
groes occupy more than one third of the time o
our criminal courts. These facts suggest the
question as to what shall be done with the ne
groes.
CtF The above item for reflection by oul
Brown Republicans, we copy from that negro
worshpping organ, the S'eubenville Herald
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TForney, the renegade, has been laying
round Washington for the past three or four
weeks, trying TO elect Sherman Speaker and
himself Clerk. (Hence no letters signed "Oc-
casonal," written by himself in cotfe house
in Philadelphia, have appeared in his paper. y
lie says he cant control our or five Of the Anti
Lecomp on Democrats. He says he wont lei
Scwsrtz, of Pa, go to see the President, for lea'
their former friendship might indnco Scwarz c
be good Democrat and decent man. We
anticipate that his treachcry to the Democrat,
c party will not pay as well as he anticipated
Poor Devil
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ANoTHhR OCCASION FOR ODERLIN TO How'll -
Oberlin has Of late been com paratvely calm -
We have not heard anything particularly afro
cious from that town for a month or two. But
| Oberlin may now as well prepare its habiliments
OF woe and make ready to give US one Of those
old fashioned h0l0ls, so often heard when some
runaway negro is captured about election times.
Another great outrage upon free speech has
been done in this ounty. One John Lincoln,
disciple of"Pumb, Peck, and their devoted
colleagues" and a graduate of Oberlin Univer-
/ sity, who was mixed mp in the Wellington res
cue case, has for some time been teaching school
| in Hamilton township. in thi, county 1t is
customary for the teacher TO open school by
reading alond chapter OF Scripture and giving
an explanation Of it to the children. In the
performance OF this practice the other day. Lin.
| coin took occasion TO tell the scholars that the
Saviour Of mankind was q negro, and endeavor.
ed to impress upon their minds the duty Of pay.
ing homage to all black men as superior be ngs
to the whites. This affair coming to The know.
ledge Of the parents of the children Of the school
district, they summarily dismissed Lincoln
with warning that if ever he appeared in thu
neighborhood again they would treat him in
manner that would quiet his blasphemou'
tongue. Lincoln is now in this city soliciting
sympathy as martyr to freedom Of speech. =
| When the case comes to the knowledge Of tht
faculty, it rs expected that "Obcrlin will how
again."- Statesman
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Trial of w. "a. Gib-OB--Bwry Re-
TURN - Verdict Cf Guilty.

The trml OF Willam II. Gibson eXtreasurer
OF State on n charge oil embezzlement Of State
stocks deposited in the STATE Treasury for the
security of the notes ofthe Seneca county Bank
was commenced in the Common Pleas Court Of
Franklin county, on Thursday, 10Th inst. At
lorney General Wolcott, Chuancy n. OldS and
IJ. O Ramey E qs appeared on behalf of the
prosecution Noah II. Swayn'. Judge Warden
and Hon, s. Galloway conducted the case on
the part Of Mr. Gibson.
! The hearing Of testimony occupied the whole
OF Thursday and Friday. Among the items ni
evidence presented to the jury with which the
the public have heretofore had no knowledge,
was joyyei attestation ofa power Of Attorney
in the h1ndwriting of Mr.. Gibson. The argu.
ment to the jury on behalf Of the State, was
commenced on Saturday morning by Mr..
Olds. lie was followed by Judge Warden who
closed at noon on Monday The afternoon oil
the same day was occupied hy Hon. S Gal
loway.-On Tuesday morning, Mr. Swane made
the third and final argument on bchalfot Mr..
Gibson. In the afternoon, Il closing address
to the jury was made by Attorney General
Wolcnit. On Wednesday morning, the Court
| (Judge Norris presiding) charged the jury, and
at eleven o'clock they retired for dehbeIalon
In the afternoon, they returned to he Court
room for instructions which were again repeat
ed.
Since the above was put in type we Learn
that the jury returned INTO Court on yesterday
morning with verdict OF guilty a, ainst thu
prisoner. A molten for new trial was i'm
mediately made by Mr.. Gibson's counsel
The Court took the motion under consideration
and will probably announce its decision to. day
i--Netoa,k Ad0ocntp.
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OH~Thot excellent Democratic paper, tho
Logan Gozette," comes TO us in an entire new
dress 1t looks well, reads well, and does not
deceive its looks. Br. Hubbard, in speaking of
the improvement Of his paper, uses the follow
ing ullanguage:-
From the man who is so stupid as TO prefer a
foreign paper, though it be larger, and publish
ed at n dollar per annum, to his own local pa.
per, We have nothing to expect or ask. lie has
not brains enough to know that II the home
paper contained nothing but advertisements, it
would be worth more 10 him than any elSn
paper he can take.
But from all who can appreciate the value OF
a Local paper; from all who have the diSpos ton
to encourage home industry and effort; from all
who have common sense enough to know that
their own local paper, il duly supported, would
equal in all respects, the best pap printed
abroad, we solicit patronage, Shall VIC not
have it?
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G7-A great many preachers, or at least they
60 by that name, dabble in politics. To show
how much they know about what they are bo
ring their hearers with, or the scripture either,
the following item from an exchange will give
a pretty correct idea:-
During Thanksgiving sermon, Milwaukee
preacher stated that down South every slave
holder who owned five slaves could go TO the
polls and deposit four votes-onc for himsel
and three for every five slaves he o"ns. II he
knows no more about the Bible than about pol
itlcs, he had better buy a clam cart and trJ
some easy business.
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CoNcLusios OF TRIALS OF CoUNrERF E1TEE

~ CoNcLUStoS OF TRIALS OF CoUNTERF E1TERS.
Before the United States District Court, at
Cleveland, II. V Wilson, the presiding Judge
the case of Israel Wand, Of Carroll Co.,
d. indicated for making counterfeit coin was con-
!, cuded, on the evening OF the 18th inst. The
Jury after few minutes consultation rendered
o verdict Of guilty. The next morning, Wand
was sentenced to the Penitentiary for the term
of five years. Andrew Myers Of Newburg in
this county, indicated for pa sing counterfeit
coin, pleaded guilty" TO the charge, and on
recommendation Of his friends to the mercy OF
the Court, he was senrenced to Iay fine Of $50
and to the Penitentiary for the term Of one year.
Fenton y. Settle, Of Richmond in this county,
indicted for Iassing counterfeit coin, was found
guilty--the jury strongly recommending him
to the mercy Of the Court, which was duly con
sidered lie was therefore, sentenced to pay a
fine of $50 and for six months to the Peniten-
tiary. Such Of our fellow citizens, as have been
In attendance upon those trials, all unite in
speaking, in the very highest terms, ofIhe de-
corum and dignity Of the Court, and extol the
officers and iurymen, for their integrity and a.
bility in the discharge of their duties Our fell
"a low citizens, above alluded TO, as well as the
community at large OF Jefferson County enter.
taiu. both towards the faithful and vigilant Oh
fcers who arrested these counterieters, and Il
4 the Court ard Jury which tried and convicted
them feelings Of the proloundest thanklulne
for their impartial dispensaton oi justice, where
nv we have been, we trust, entirely set fret
s from the Vaccinations and depredations oi {
criminal ahd dangerous set Of men, Slsu6en
4 4,i1s Herald e3Etg
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0TMatt. Baxter begs hard in his last paper
the Carroll Free Press, for some one to give him
a turkey. The poor ID needs something t.
eat, considering the troH5'es he has had lately
and the good people of Carroll would be yer!
cruel if they would suffer him or any one elst
to starve in their midst.
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a% WAR WILL BECOME OF Cs?--Twslve pris-
eners were brought from Cincinnati TO the Pen.
! itsntiary on Wednesday, swelling the list Of
sAs sonvictst to the unprecedented number of 9s3.
what can be the cause Of this frightful increase
Of crirneY-- Colambus Gazette.
n These men arc only practising the doctrine Of
(. the higher law Most Of them have violated
no statute which they felt bound to respect -
Nota thief rthe Penite1tary but will talk OF
he Injustice and wrong done to society BY its
arbitrary laws lie viii charge that his crime
Il the result of his poverty, and that the later
Il solely ascribable to laws which have enab ed
!" one half Of the world to beggar the other bali
-~lswask daposate
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Our proceedings arc up to Saturday evening
last. No organization yet. Fridays and Sat.
urday's proceedings are about on par with
those Of the past two weeks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-28

NATIONAL DIsPENsApY FOR PRlvATE Diseases, es-
tahli he'd lauuary Isl, 1857. FIVE TllnUS4ND
nOlL\RS FOEFEli' Three Eminent physi-
cipns in constant attendance.
Il lie aculty ui the institution, consisting Of
Prot EGBERr JACKSON
Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don,
DR. RORER'T HERBERT,
Late OF Phiiutephi0, a member Of tfs Society Of
Friends. md
VI EUGENE yELPEAU,
La g Of London anh Paris Hospitals;
Guarantee under Penalty Of 5000 crn1plcte
cure ni Sexual Disease, however aggrava ted
by neglect AMI
WFTH0U UT MERCURY.
| Gonorrhrn. Syphiils, Self Muse, Impotence,
Whites or FIu0Y. Albus. elect. Sticture. skin
| iisensrs Vcncrral Warts, Diseases of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Female Irregularities, Barrenness,
| Liver complaint, EmaciaIon. Pr mature fecay,
the Pains of Nge, General Debility, change OF life,
| etc receive especial attention.
| Treatment entirely new and always successful;
| cure rand nod ih0roug h and reteren noes eminent
phy sician5 and SURGEONS both in this country and
! Europe. %
| The Di pensury circular, forwarded gratis by
/ mail 10 any addr IS. contains inSauabie nd sice 10
oung ,nen and yrung ladies contemplating muri-
mony and marriage
TIE MEDICAL PROTECTOR:
| a book OF 25O ppges confirms the substanes Of
all ha is known iu relation to secret diseases. etc
together with the experience oi The faculty Of tho
| Dispeusary. acquired in the t.eatr ent o more
than 20 OOn cases Price Q, cents.
| DI Jachson's femole Monthly Pills invaluable
i 4, tcmae rrrg arities, hut not advisable 10 be
used during Prcgn ncy, let they should mar the
hope cifspring. Used in The Doctors private
p'srtice nr 80 years Price 81 forwarded by mail
| Ilr Jacks on's Perpetual Preventive, is the only
arli lie in the world that without Inconvenience or
danger will inIaIlibly prevent conception. Thou
sands o. married Indies too feeble TO bear children
except at the hazard OF life have had reason 10 be
hauktnl for this invention. 1t resembles no other
preventive in use and is superior 10 all Forward
I'd by mail to any add ess.
4 NJ Vplpeau's Beautity ing Powders. fromotes
The hea;lh of the skin. while it imparts to the
cempcxion an exquisite bloom and Transparency,
wtith may be prolonged by is to the latest pe-
f iod OF lie. AS 1t Keeps the skin soft aud elastic
and nvigorates the circulation, it effsctualiy pre-
vents the formation ot wrinkles, blotches, recKles
, pin,pIes, wens etc, ec. Price $ per box. sent
II by mail.
Every letter must contain a stamp to be used for
reply Address Drs jackson, H"rbert Il Co., or
simply ? y. Box 1913, Cincinnati, ohio. Oticc
NoIt Invest corner Of Sycamore and Fourth streets
| lct,ber 4. lRj)-6n.
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Republican, Convention.

The next Convention OF the Republican par
ty, "a party which does not exist in fifteen
States Of this Union.) is to be held in Chicago,
Illinois, on the 18Th day Of June next.
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4 .Adlplimis,rator,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tha undersigned
ba been appointed and duly qualified as admin.
istator OF The estate OF Sydney l. Nicholson, de
ceased. IA minor child oi james Nichols, n late
OF Harmon county. Ohio. All persons interested
will please take notice.
JAMES NICHOLSON. Administrator.
Dec 81, '5J.3t
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dreds Of secrets never hetort pubIIshed-WaTfant-
ed to be worth three times the amount askt d for It.
Is cents in specie or postage stamps, enclosed, will
secure copy by return nail:
Address. J. TELLER. NJ. u, :. x
No. Beaver st Albany, N. Y
GrDR VlCHOlS' FEMALEPlLL5, one dollar
u box. with full directions. Married LADIES' should
not use them. Sent by mail.
CAUTION--These Pills should not be taken
by females during the FIRST THREEMoNTHS
OF Pregnancy as they are sure to bringon Miscar-
riage. but at all other times thev ar safe
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue or Slight
Exert n, Palpatation Of the Heart Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure wren all 9th:
er means have failed; and altnougi powerful
remepy, dc IT contain iron, calomel, animony,o or
anything hurtul to the constitution.
Address Or. TELLER, as above,
Feb 9.'59-ly
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G1TIIorace Greeley, we have been informed,
duing his recent sojourn here, on his way to
California, spent an entire week at private
boarding house in his city, by the invitation Of
the proprietor. On leaving, he charged his
benevolent host tW dollars in advance for one
wears subscription Tor the Weekly Tribune, =
The price of board here is $l2 80 per week
but Mr.. Greeley received his gratu'tou>ly. Mr.
Greeley, we believe, is the author o. a treatise
on Political Economy Salt Lake Valley Tan
q u ctult
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CSTSee the prospectus of that excellent agri
cultural paper, the Ohio C9tivator, 10 another
column, and become subscribers.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

On Market street.

On MARKET tfGCt.
NRATEl u l. for the liberal patronage hitherto
u extended to him in his BUSINESS beg leave
10 inform his friends and the community at large
;nul he has received his stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Which for beauty and variety cannot be excelled
III town.
Give me call, as am determined to sell cheap
10 cash or we'd country produce.
Sept % 1859
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WANTED,

A LII kinds OF Grain and Produce delivered a.
n our Warehouse in Csdiz, Tor which the high
oct m ,syppriee will be paid IN cash G g. w.
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SRA BOOK FOa EVERYBoDY.Lca
Startling Disclosures.

INK. 4 Ell LER'S grea
IL work Tor the married or
Those contemplating marriage
200 pages full ofPLATES,
Price, twenty-five cents -
Sc / to oil parts under seal,
by mai, POSTPAID, So.
COO copies sold The past year
The single married, and the
married happy. A Lecture
ON Love, or how TO chooses q
partner; a complete work on
idWiIerY. Ii conlains hun.
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LIV ERY STA BL E.
w . ID 10 IENE q BRY ANT

slAAIL1 sm.ss.s..a, TAKE Pleasure in informing
HsR l&fs3tYA the travelling public, tha
- - they keep constantly for hire
z~assaAaE III. best BUGGIES, CAR.
klAGES and HORSES that hus ever been kept
in a Livery Stable IN Cadiz
Their stock is Fast, Gentle and Safe. Their
Vehicles oil the lat st style, and cannot be exceled
in point oI ease for riding.
Terms for hire moderate. Stable few doors
south OF the American House. where oil can be ac.
Communicated al the shortest notice.
Cndiz. December 2o 1859
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OJ"We will give our readers The Presidents
Message whenever it is received.
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GA happy New Year TO one and all OF Oul
patrons.
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that cnn always he found on my counter which
will furnish by the year or single number cuslo.
/ mprs prefer
Harppt's Magazine Gndv's I ndy's Book
Arrur's home Great pepnNlir
! rs ersnn's '' Atlantic Monthly,
Waver'v " I.eslip's Nugrzne,
! NEW YORK Il DGER New Ylk Weekly,
| New Verk Mercury, Hnrper'l Weekly.
| I rue Flag. Flag Of Our Union,
American I1nion. Forrey's Press.
| N. Y WHverly. Banner n Light,
I.eslies Il srated paper, N Y Clipper,
| oar Musi"ni Friend, Y. Tribune.
| Glens"n's pic'orlal, RaIoIs Monthly;
/ Cincinnati Gazette daily, Nick Max.
| Commercial - Buiget of Fun,
| Phunney PhP NV. &c, &C.. &c.
| II is much heter to get these Magazines and pa
pers from News Agent. than TO subs by
mail for in this way, you pay for no paper b, t
what you get, aud when you become tirhl OF it can
quit it, and then you loose money sent by ma i!
and get the pnners from one week TO ten days soon.
er Besides The above articles. ! have connect ed
with my business THE GIFT ENTERPRISE.
where Won can find any work that be had at
amy Gift Ronk concern in the United States, and
al the same price, and the gifts will compare IA.
| vorably with any other establishment OF the kind.
nnd you can always see the gilt at my store before
buying
by he Gilt enterprise, | mean that system Of
hook selling whereby present is attached to and
invarinbly accompanies each purchase. The in
hcrent purity Of the system prevails. ard stands
trude.
''As to the stigma Of lottery, common sense
teo ches every considt rate mind ihe absnrdlty o
the charge. The system has not The firs Clement
OF a lott ry. There is no money paid for which all
equivalent, and in majority of cases MORE thar
an equivalent is not returned. The purchaser al
ways g. Is the books lie buys. cheaper. on lhs
WI! ole than elsewhere and as surely gets g
with 1t, varying in value from twenty-five ccLt'
10 many dollars, as the case may be Whatever
il may be the purchaser receives his moneys worth
at eUst In the yane OF the book pur rchased, anC
consequently is deitauded in nothing
The 'peeial peculiarly then OF this system o
trade is that Of awar ling gifts to purchasers fol
: their patronage. The object Is inducement tC
; purchase"
BY buying your books in this way of me, yol
save money tor express charges or postage on book
? bought in the east you can select your own boo
AMI run no !isk OF loosIng money sent by mail o.
Of getting damaged book. buym books direc
OF the Publishers at their lowest cash rates, ant
| Jewelry OF whole sale dealers, and am thus enabled
to ell you books as low as any esl ahIlshnent.
solicit the patronage o the publlc feeling Gssuret
iha can piRe entire satisfaction in all my busi
nees transactions, N. A. HANNA.
! Cadiz, Dec. T. 39.4i
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Wall Paper Wall Paper!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the NJ.
| tcntion of the public To his large and we Sc
lected stock of Wall Papers, ust receiving for the
Spring md Summer trade HIS stock consists o
~ 0tO pieces with AGO different paticnls ranging
IN price lon GAc snts 10 Sl,00 per piece, together
with every variety ot Borders, Window Curtains
Decorations Tor annel Work, &c, &c.
He has also on hand n complete assortment o
School, Historical, Medical Religious and Miscel
aneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books. &c &c.
which will be sold wholesale and retail as cheaE
as they can be had West Of the Mountains. Give
me call. J. NJ LAYTON.
March9.'59 ly
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0rIf you owe for the "Seahael," pay for il
during the Holidays,