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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Public Sale of Fine Blood Stock,
HORSES, JACKS, MULES, &C., &C.,
Belonging to the Estate Of John Shelby.

VTAHE undersigned, administrators of John Shelby,
i deceased, will offer for sala at Fatherlaad,
SATURDAY, the 1sr uay OF OCIOBE next, the fol
lowing Bopdsi Horses
Tue celebrated horse SOCKS and his DAN,
in oal by Albion; and three OF his hall sisters,
four years old, an III three, and the thru two
years old MARK Y0UNG,a Black Stallion, four
years OLD, by Albion, OF Lilac. The dam Of
BeIte Martin ana three OF her cults: Ma Oh, (grey
four years old, and his fuil brother, (bIy,) three
years old boih sired by impurted Emu, ald half
brother years old, sired by Chiide Harold. A
gre, Mare, by npnrted Sovereign, out OF ATchIaEa,
now in roal BY Albion. Morgan Mare, splendid
animal, about eight ears old, and her ye.lrhng
colt. pair of Scotch ponies, tgrey, } we'll broken
To harness, three years old and the other tour.
ALSO
Three Jacks, from four six years old; several
rk horses and mules, and between fifteen and
t~enty head OF cattle, amongst which three
young balls of the pest biood several wagons and
carts Nith harness, and various Iarmag implements,
including No. Reaper. cultivators, pioughs, &c.
Pedigrees OF the above mentioned stick Will be
given III handbi!ls, t. be issued ImnlediaUely.
TER,tS.-INelve mohths Credit-uUtes well
cured an payable IN Bank
WASHINGTON BARROW.
A V. s. LINLSLEY.
Nashville, Aug. 27-td
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Architectural and Plain Ir1n Work for
Public and Private Buildings.

Fire Proof Houses; Plain < Ornamental VIM
Iron Fronts, Girders and dow AMI Door Frames
Rouis; and Shut rs:
observatory and Hot HoistIng Machines for
house apIointments. stores;
Columns, wmsow x Door Iron and Glass Pavements
iIntels ami Slls; ma ie strong and w.. ter
ConsOls, AodiUus and zig I, aimIr.biy adapt
Brackets, Corinthla. ed u hgut up cellars
COrreggic, Doric, Louie. and vaults,
auu Composite Capitals, street Crossings. Crate
IoT columns and antrs inss, Limp and Hitch
OF all sizes; log Posts;
CernIees, ioulings and Vauds aud Vault Doors,
Leave IN variety. aud Jail :. ok, &c.
Spirals and sIraigh stairs;
Balconies, Verandas, Area, Yard aud Cemetery
enclosures Gates ana Fences n Wrought Iron Work,
Cast and Composite.
Jobbing aud Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge Of tue
rious branches Of Mechanical Engineering shall de
my entire attention the general supervision OF
the business, aud with the assistance oI competent
Foremen IN tue several departments large force Of
experienced workmen, and the extended facilities
my command, feel every confidence In my ability
TO compete successfully with any similar establish
ment the country. 7. N. BRENNAN,
aug2T-tf AGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Farm for Sale.

I AN offering Tor sale, privately, thlt valuable
Tract Oi Lsad known - The Hays Tract, sit,Iat-d
the Nashville anf CHAT lnooga Rilirsli, aooat
miles from the city. Tue improvements are of tue
best description, consisting Vt uc BtlCS HOuss with
all othcr necessary Oat houses. TIerv Is aOJut %
acres cleared Lana, balance heavily timberel. ihe
place IL Also ,eli waIcrcd. IaAe II altpseticr II Is
ine o the most les aOle places Ia tue vIainIy OI
AAshg ii.o. Il sold by tae nTst al Noveun0sr IL
wall be GOr reat tue uasaiag year. Dor particulars
call h. X. IL asa ca * 80. or NANCE a MOOD
sepl4-u JAS V. HAYS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Land for sale.

I WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
drsd acT's, handsomely Improved, situated y.
miles North OF Nasn Vilie immediately the Louis
vtils and Nasaviiie Branch Turnpike, miles from
tie Louisville and Nashville itssgAd, adjoining
farm uf William q. Philips refer pcTsOas wsalng
"a the fafm % Mr.. ". %. Philips. Tns farm has
t~o neSer-iAag springs OF aue water, and IL ul
healthest IAaces Ia te state be purchased 0a
gossl At pgiy3te sale, bsuEe, ths
October aext. at when time t Will be csiercd by
Al puole sale CAROI1SEJ. BELL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21

~ sATuRDAT. faK lETa INsI. ,axlhs hoase a
~ Rs a, hAkpcAsIa : Co, No. tlsss.zl i.ssess,
esi Al k4tisn, ssl1osk FssseEse, flf Casa. - -
~ ssea ~ "a 4ors, s1e feusaiatng etsek - A.
D. q h4rEssns NAG os sxPe1seG a. I asa ssser-
- sell. a4ls - antaeacs a. o'uiEsek.
szE<l>-s1 SAz<2 - kAilll, xsEztsa-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
E&DN SALE.

A NY person wishing to purchase neat Count y
II Resi- ience, with about Nine Acres of good Land
2 miles from the city, the GIllatn turnpike,
get IA bargain by applying at this office.
aug23-lm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21

"AyING recently purchased the above extensive
Ii establishment, is pr ,pa ed exec all orders
ioi Foundry aud siacnine Work the most reason.
able terms
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
GENERAL MiCHIAERY DEPARTMENT..

Stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Rollers; Wheels;
Flouring AID Grist Mills Tobacco Lard Presses:
aud Mil Machinery; Water and Gas ripes Re
CiTcular SIsu aud Muiey tOTts Gas WORKS
Sw Mills; Castings;
sugar lis and Cora Ro.tng all Machinery 4
C.Gsiers Blast Cylinders;
Cast ana Cut Geering for Gin Machinery, Cranks,
COIion Mills; Gudgeons, SnaIting &C.
An extensive catalogue of Patterns of Spur and
Bowl Geering, Puleys, Balance anu Baud Wneels,
select from.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
fall Rafes.
Nashville Races.

Nashville Races.
WILL commence TUES
w DAY OCTOBER IRA, - AzsA
with SweeIstake for Iw0 S<x< <xMc2N
year Odds, mile heats. .-<-----2-SS-SAN
slO0 entrance, so forfeit. Ii.ss4 - s.sslss.
SECOND kAcE, same day. Swe, pstlake for three
year oti. sivo entrance, SO forfeit. Clused with
entriss. t -ste
IHiRp RACE, same day. Match for $500 a side.
Onc nige heats.
Mr.. kvKElY names ch &. by G. Elliott, years old.
Mr.. LKwi, naineS K. by Ot-eho, 1 years Old
wEDNEsDA OcIober 5th.-Ctub purse sou Two
mile he It's.
THuR<nAY, october 6th--Sweepstake for three
year old. one mile heats. $500 entrance s.. tor-
fea Closed with eutFies.
fnDAr, October Itn.-clab purse s30e. One mile
heats
SAreNnAr, october sth -Proprietor,s purse $500
Two npNe hcAIs. q J. GAkrEls,
sep2-6 f'rotHietov
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Wauteo.
Gross ,Vies XNanteA.

Cross 'EieS Wanted.
rI'HE Nashville and North western Raili Dad Com
l. pany wish to rntract IOr 40, 900 CEDAR CROSS
Ills, 9 feet long, inches thcN, We'll hewn 10 face
al narruwest plac not less than idChes clear OF
bark lmber 10 be sound; u be delivered grade
line of the road ii Nashville.
The contractors want to cOntrartfor so 600 WHITE
or POST-OAh TikSS of the the above to
b" delivered on the line OF the road ia piles from
section IL to secIiJn "a, enough each section to
supply The sams.
Persons wishing 10 bid viii direct TO the President
aud directors Of the Nashville and NOrlh-western
Railroad Compony, Nashville, Tennessee.
July 2l-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E..

NlEtShlNO 10 make Otucr Investments,
w Sose sell ali our Real Estate DAVIDSON CO.
follows:
That Suburban Residence.
situated %. the FTAnka Iarumke ~llLin uals a nsle
of city, pposste ts Eszhiekes Ile late 10
seph ". B0Tton- 1hls y, perhaps, aus must roIn
Inanding site IA the vleiaity Nashville Ana u a
must desFabe country rcsI-ence. The house viii be
sold wit IL Is acres Vi laaa the purchaser may
choose.
That Valuable Farm,
knowa the rraet, saatcd a Iae staath Tura
ps&e, (oil Lebanon reaal xita tssrce mics I'd Nash
yais ~ont4iEfns I'D Ibe ssal sose u = wed
w@tcrc tlsabsred, aud eAE be into small
tracts es.ty ad al,Nsfas, al All are
ad.liifahiy ssaa;ca Ger csgntfy Residences market
g.fdsHsAasd 1airy sArEas Also, that
beautiful Farm. -
oa same road, cow ocesp.ed bs T. I. Aetamphell,
aad formerly owned b Tom Harding. Containing
aooat 80 4cFes Thts place IL - sell kaexn As /.
used feFtaeF descsiFt0n- is si also be aiyizlsd
sa purchasers rc. ScSAlap6sil ia sho thcee
KiAees - sns one ulio eftc1li,
AL the sb0se property Wiii be scid rezaonshle
terms, aea "a ereail u ssss st~ss three .ad fear
years
ettas saaaeFsasaea.
ILEos. q. Auc8NFREfl.,
sfa niles rosa NazAsifie-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
DON'T READ THIS f!

MEN WANTED, TO sell RAPID SELLING, valuable
ltl FAMILY NoRK-.
HISTORICAL. DESCRIPTIVE, RELIGIOUS, &C.,
Al iouo prices, with SrEREsnNG CONTENTS and beauti
fully CoLoREp PLATES.
aS- For uiars with full particulars, apply TO
HHSRY HowE, who for tceaty years As been pIbls'"-
OF Agents ooks epctlsluety. Address him i IL
Main street, Cnclnniti, uuIo If you live Ets a.
loo Nassau street, " 4. angI3-wrn2,n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21

No. 5 MARkET SrREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
AVE now IN store aud to arrive
IL SUGAitS.
-OO hhds. New Orleans sugar, ali grades;
lou Ubis. Crushed Sugar, all sraues;
- 81. Louis Loaf sugar ,all grades
% - PUwucTel sugar all grades.
COFkkE.
avo bags prime Rio Conee.
MOi4SasEo.
100 bbis. New Crop SOIdsses, al grades;
100 haii Dbis. New Crop Siois'sses, All grades,
90 bbis. ana Kegs Guiuen syrup.
LiQUOiSo.
100 bbls. Pike IS 8iag nola husky
100 - Dean x Hale 3 10,
100 smith 3 deserve DO;
loo " Ola Ete do;
100 - 10 Newson's do; trebble distilled;
100 =" tennessee White dO;
-UO - uld Country do;
loo a. Old bourbon do;
loo - Old MonOngehaIa do
Az a. Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Vine;
10 baskets CnIInpaIInc NIie;
oOO pkgs. Brdndy, various brands
zoo DDls Motifs celebrated CIDER Vinegar
SUNDKIE-o.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
sou boxes star Candies;
4Uu hall boxes faliow Candles,
iCuU tieams iicmp wrapping raper;
100 boxes 'titrCh;s
1000 bags Fine S.Ilt
800. 10 T. 40 Caps,
loo OGis. Fresh Ale:
20 iicrCvs hCu:
loo . ana II 10 CtId.s Black Ind Common Tea;
so Guests BLACK and Ureen TEA:
$50 cans Fresh Cove oysters;
lU0 boxes ". X. Cheese prime:
loo r.. ID. ..
800 bags shot, escorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
90 bags Jlack Pepper;
loo dOz. BrOOms;
100 =" Cotton Rope:
100 boxes soda papers;
100 - scotch Suun;
25O 80 stick Candy;
100 - Fancy do;
loo Casks English Soda:
1000 doz. assorted Buckets.
In store aud for sale lower than tbev,an hanaa oso
where. - o"'N
We are Agents for a large Wooden wareapd Bucke,
AAulact"ry and are prepared At all times to selto
the Ifade Al manufacturers prices freight added
GARTER, WlLSFoRD x Co.
uo"iV No. Market street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Contractors Work.

Bridge Bolts and Nuts; | Derrick Mountings;
Cast Angle Bl1cSs, SLOes aneIvcs aud uleys;
an. ashers; Buggi S, aud Tools Of va
Mule Powers; rIOus kiuds.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Attention, Machinists, sc.

fOHn FEEr of Leather anu oum Betting, from
4ONJO = a. II inches wIGe. Also Lac Leather,
Copper BGTrs and R,vets hand and Tor sale iO~
cash, Nus 80 50 corner Of Coilege aud Broad
way. Il. l.. CLlIER
scpt13-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
rom the Advertising Agency OF 5. n. rrTTISoIL.
GoufatiOnal.
BiNDUSIa MALE SEMINARY.

ItHE next session of this Institatian situatsd on
TIE Gal!atin Turnpike, tso miles niles from
Nashville, Tenn. =, Will Commences NoSD4Y, sur
rESEEE sac, and continne sih July lst, 1880. For
trms Of Board and Tuition apply 70 The and regned-
aagJO-.i3~ kAfHiL CROSS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
Wheat Wanted.

WIZ undersigned Is preparing 70 put the Broad, ~
Mills into operation as soon a supply ew
Wheat can DC oDLtaed. The highest market &C
viii be paid Tor Wheat iehvered at the Mil.
JdueS u. u. III IY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21
afw-Dorh

From yIscHER, OWEN CO.. General Advers,s,.r
House ,APpleson Building ,3se Broadray.
New-york ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-21

000 BOXES Work and rhelett'sstar Candles j
OOO store and for sale by
nov2 HARRIS GORDON Il co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
renewing an.Ierring, distracted and wicked

I conclude by offering anew my cordial. con.
g.atGlatlons 70 the Trustees whose hearts must
swell with hope and courage in view Of the
tlnguished Principal aud her corps Of able and
accomplished Assistants, who must be. happy
in the consciousness of the most exalted ben
Gifts bestowed on soimany members OF their own
sex; to the Pupils Of the Seminary, who have
given such pleasing tokens of intelligence and
Improvement; n and especially to the young. La.
d[es VINO have just received the highest honors
earned by their talents and their attainments,
as well in the solid as the ornamental branches
oi education. Long may they wear these hon.
ors or with the grace, the dignity, the purityand
the modest and nnsellish bcnitcence, which form
thea4eftu iele'tl of the TnuE ,WoMAx.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
JAS. M. DILLON.
1O2 MARKET STREEE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.

EEPS constantly hand, Gas hxtnres, Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks aa Valves; Steam Whistles Steam md
Water Gungrs lftand Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing Tubs
Wo"aen and Cast Iron lTyirants Gum Hose and packnp
1 all ThicknrsseS, Antifrction Metal Pure Banca Tin
zinc and Anttmony the Celebrated TROY
Crucbells in the country. '
Ey Also, POlly's improved AMI patent Chain Pump,
which is decidedly greatest pump OF the age the r.ht
to- put up which in Towns and Coumtesn Virginia
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing, Incorrosive, and for con.
uctng pressure pipe, hot water and esne
Pipe. ~
NGISinctptpe constantly onhand, anystze guam
II : which can be furnished short notice.
Y 'ISh PItd 10" 0Lh Copper, BrHS&HMH Lead.
novl9 l2aw&wiv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
a rrI.L Ass0KTMENT az

FILL ASSORTMENT OF
TOEIHTlNG PAPERS, News and Book; CooreL Papers
AL kinds, Straw Boards; Binders uI TRUNK I:n;,r,Is.
onnst i'o"rds White and Colore Printer Cards
IN every Varcty Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware
and MMnlla Paper: Press Boirs "A full assnrtmwnt a.
French Folio Post Packet and Letter Paper Aar. Paper
P"s Gitc" and Bank EnE eorC; Wrl ping Papers kinds
ShEatmg Tack and Spice Papers, Printing u.d Writing
Inks. A!uia, I:lrnchimE Powers. H''N
F925 Paper of every description made To order
fcb1C-Iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-02
G. p BB OWN.

sES Ml7sH a.'Ess E:z:T,
EA"ENi Watches, Clocks, Jc@elry St!vcr and Plated
tir.' FancS Goods, sc, &c, Wholesale and Retail
Ar.mt ] fer the sale Cl the CELEBKATED AMERICAN
MATCHES, manufactured by APPLETON, Tracy 4 CO. sU
agent Tor the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING Machines
.nn"nnc his return from New York with complete ss
SOL sh my St every variety OF goods III his lire, Nicl, III
De offered al prices lo compete with amy house in tie
country fr'se call aud examine before purchasing cs
'stt srplG-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
.sra,he OnnOSifinm.,

The opposition to Democracy means know
nothingisn, federalism, and all otherisms which
have afflicted the country in past time. Mr..
John NJ. Bolts, who is just now leading and
speaking for the forlorn hope of the opposition
in Virginia, says if he cannot defeat the democ-
racv in any other way, he is willing to do ii
with free negro votes. Hear what he said in a
recent speech:
at has not been very long since a gentle
man somewhat prominent in the ranks of tie
democracy, whom | met on the street. said to
me, 'Mr. Bolts, | have a question to PROFOUND
to Won, if you have no objection Certainly
not, sir. 4 want to know, said he, 'ifyou are
in favor Of a coalition with the black republican
party IN the election of1860?' My good friend,
said /, ! don't wish you to misunderstood me,
I wish to say, that if there was a State in this
Union composed of free negroes, and the Con
s~titution gave them the right to vote, l would
be much obliged to them to help me to elect
our DarlV.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
From the Ohio Statesman
The NVny Convention.

The Democracy of several counties of this
State have already issued their calls Tor county
meetings to appoint Delegates to the May Con-
~yention, and in a brief space of time a move
ment will be made in all the remaining coun'
ties, for that purpose. Duties of more than or
binary Importance will drvolvo upon the next
Democratic State Convention, and the L mo-
cratic Masses in the several counties should
participate fully in the local conventions and
appoint as Delegates to the State Convention,
the ablest and most judicious Democrats in
their several counties.
1t is important that a strong ticket be put in
the field. Many excellent and worthy men
have been named for the various offices Tor which
nominations are to be made, hut none have been
undulv pressed, nor have the friends OF any
candidates attempted to disparage the favorites
Of others. A convention composed OF discreet
Delegates will, therefore, have DO difficulty in
selecting from among the gentleman named a
ticket of good aud strong men, upon whom the
whole marty can unite with perfect harmony,
ard thus the energies of the Democracy OF the
State can be brought to bear in support of the
nominees of the Convention with courage and
enthusiasm.
We hope that the Democratic voters in the
different counties will participate in the county
meetings, and take care to confer the RESPONSE
BILE trust of Delegates to represent them upon
the best and ablest Of their numbers-upon
those whose wisdom, prudence and patriotism
would make them valuable and useful members
of so important a body as the Democratic State
Convention of Ohio for the year 1853.
Every Democrat in Ohio appreciates the grea'
Importance Of the approaching contest. Every
one feels the absolute necessity, OF the rcdemp
ton Of the State, and the election of the lie
publican dynasty which now mismanages GU
public affairs. All are impressed with the grea
good to be accom- plished, both for the State ant
nation, by the overthrow of the sectional, ia
~Fnatical Republican party in Ohio, which may
we believe, be achieved by the intelligent, har
monious action of the May Convention, and tn
bold and vigorous contest which is sure to fol
low it.
1t is gratifying to observe the general harmo
ny which pervades the ranks Of the Ohio DE
mocracy at this time. Let this spirit be cult
waited and strengthened. Let causes Of irrita
ton, il any exist, whatever be their characte
be kept in obeyance, and let our convention
from its very enthusiastic harmony, strike tel
ror into the ranks of our opponents. The moi
al power of a Convention thus composed, an
its harmonious and united action. will carry i
nominees safely through the contest, here
though it be, triumphantlv to victory.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
C AND
Rrcslin'S Losses through RePubIi
can State Officials.

Persons who have watched the discussion of
the Treasury Dedication, cannot have failed to
observe that Republican industry, ingenuity, in
vention ard malice, have in no one instance sue
ceeded in tracing a single dollar Of Breslin's
losses, to the advice, misconduct, or solicitation
of any Democratic State official. This subject
would be utterly unworthy of mention, were it
not for the very remarkable opposite state Of
facts proven to exist in reference to high State
functiouaries of the Republican party. These
proofs, as now before the public, establish the
following points:
/. Gov. Chase recommends to Breslin's con-
fdence and favor, the City Bank of Cincinnati,
and gave his confidential personal assurance 10
Breslin, that its heartless, swindling managers,
were 'erceUent and HJerat men," BY trusting
these men, and depositing in their bank (Which
Chase endorsed as "a safe institubon,' y Breslin
lost $4,000 Of the public money.
2. Albert A. Bliss (Breslin's Republican pre-
decessor,) took from the State Treasury and
loaned to a certain w. i. Chittenden, an oper-
ator in Mississippi banks, and afterwards a
Wall street banker, a large sum o fmoney which
he (Bliss) never succeeded in getting back
On going out Of office, Bliss persuaded Breslin
lin his verdancy,) to accept Chittenden's certi-
ficate of deposit, instead ofmoney. Chittenden
was essentially bankrupt; and by the "conf-
dence ga,ne'' thus practiced on Breslin, he lost
$4,000. In another transaction, toward the
close of Breslin's term, Bliss %sureties who had
given their notes to cover a default of Bliss, al
lowed their notes to be protested. Finally, ir
part payment Of that default (Which had beer
assumed and covered up by Breslin,) he wa
compelled to receive Columbus and Piqua Rail
road bonds, of the nominal value Of $1,000
These two knos0n loases through Bliss, amount
ed to $4,000. Substantial reasons exist fol
believing that other losses through Bliss, arr
yet to com to lighl.
9. VIM. II. Gibson. Republican Treasurer o
State. took during Breslin's term Of office, two
shares 10 the "Redfeld CONTRACT for construct
ing the Trfin and Fort Wayne Railroad, he
(Gibsono being President OF said Company
On these two shares, Gibson, without wealth o
mis- own,e contributed S50,OU0 in ready CASH
The proof be fore the Investigating Committee
leaves no yeoIu TO Doubt that the money thus
paid by Gibson, was procured from Breslin.
4. Ozias Bowen, Republican Supreme Judge
of 0hio Ia special appointse Of Gov. Chase OBJ.
tanned from Breslin, in 1859 and 1859, the use
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-04-27
The Comimg Contest.

We give in to-day's paper, an admirable ar
ticle from the Ohio Statesman, on the subject
of hesMay Convention. The tone of this arti-
Gle, and ats i5 uuctions throughout, are eminent
ly'wise, and we cordially commend them to the
approval and observance of all our readers
The coming contest is one that is fraught with
considerations OF the very highest Importance
10 the State and to the Democratic party. We
believe the achievement OF victory depends up
on ourselves vastly more than upon our eae-
mics. We think, 700, that we are not deceived
an the belief that "the democratic boys have a
Dig fight in them - and that they arc IN good
condition to bring &ewN the enemy at every
pop. la every possible view, we have the ad-
vantage Of the enemy on all State issues and
more particularly as to the custody of the pub
lie money. Two years ago, we only knew that
the Treasury had been robbed, and when the
whole criminality was charged on Breslin, we
could only plead the sworn officia statements
Of Their own corn rniStees and officers in contra
diction'of the truth of their charge. We now
know, what part of the dedication was Bres-
Inns, and 0ho toere the aiders and abetors IN his
s.ia. The bank republicans are responsible
not only for Bliss and Gibson's share Of the de-
f~alcation, but they must stand condemned for
their fundamentally in inducing the wrongS
committed by Breslin, and for still resisting
the only system by which the public money
Shall be kept sacred to public uses. This is the
miserable self. condemned position of the Orpo.
sition. That they can succeed under auch cir.
cumstances, is utterly impossible ffthe Democ.
racy keep properly on the alert and work stea'
Oily and tremendously towards the accomplish
rnent of yictory.-NcWGyk ADJ.