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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28
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In Favor Of NEuIatto Voting

In the discussion at GAINESVILLE on the 18th
inst, Judge Ranney demanded to know Of Mr.
Dennison whether he was in favor of Mu1attc
voting in Ohio? The question was an ugly one
for Mr.. Dennison to answer, but after trying to
escape with an equivocal reply, he was finally
brought to an avowal that he is opposed to the
law of the last Democratic Legislature forbid
ding officers of elections to receive votes offered
by mulattoes!
White men all parties in Ohio will thank
Judge Ranney fer thus FORCING Dennison tc
show his hand on this question. The people
of the State will now have an opportunity o
voting knowingly. AS matter of course, all
who think that the political and constitutional
rights Of mulattoes are and ought to be the same
as those of white men, will vote for Dennison
Let all who think differently see to it that
they give their votes and their influence to Ran
ney and the Democratic ticket-Er.
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ID I Il ID

On the 18th inst, at the residence of her
Ather.in- law, Robert Birney, NANCY BIRNEY,
wie Of John Birney Of German township, in
the 26th year Of her age.
My DEAR FRIEyDs.-I would not add TO the
burden Of the grief which now oppresses you
by attempting to magnify your loss. You are
sufficiently conscious that your loss is immense,
and your bereavement great. You have lost
the best of companions, have lost the best Of
friends. We both feel, but IN different degrees.
Why was such wife, and such a christian
taken away at such a time? Why was the
church deprived of such a member, at a time
when its interests seemed to require just such
one as Providence and grace had made her to
be? But she is gone, and true piety requires
us to submit without murmur. God has call
ed her to her rest and rewards at the best time
and in the best way, awful as it may to us ap
pear. The family circle, the intimate friends
Of Mary Birney as well as the Church have
greatly lost by her death, but Oh how much
has been gained in the heavenly world. The
spirits of the just made perfect have had an
other interesting kindred intelligence forever
associated with them. Those blessed angels
W no rejoiced at her repentance and conversion,
have doubtless rejoCed again at her triumphant
entry into glory. The church triumphant has
an accession of another holy member, who has
been redeemed from the EARTH She has gained
a place of rest, and has ceased to toll. She has
finished her work on earth, and is new receiy
ing her reward in heaven. True, she has left
an interesting circle on earth but has she not
found one infinitely more so in heaven? Yes
verify, in the group of disembodied saints she
has already mingled, and hailed with thrilling
acclamations of triumph and joy. Above all
my pious sister and friend realizes as she never
did before, this beatitude.
0 happy happy SOUL instead of wishing thee
back, how rejoice in thy fight from earth to
heaven, and with what eagerness and perseve-
renee should we follow thee to glory. But what
friendship can estimate the gain of an mmor-
tai soul saved fully and forever? will not at
temptit. Holiness is the way to heaven, and
the blood of Christ is the effcacous considera-
tion by which we enter and walk in this way.
Jesus confirm my hearts desire,
To work and speak and think for thee;
Still let me guard the holy fire,
And still stir up thy gift in me.
Ready for all thy perfect will,
My acts of faith and love repeat,
Till death thy endless mercies SEAL
And make the sacrifice complete.
0, that without lingering groan,
lmay the weceme word receive;
My body with my charge lay down,
And cease at once to work and live.
J. S. BlRNEY.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28
Harrison County Fair!

The annual fair Of the Harrison county Ag-
ricultural society will be held at the fair grounds
at Cadiz, on next Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday, the 5th. 9Th, and 7th of October. Ev-
cry farmer and mechanic in Harrison county
will without doubt take sufficient interst in
this fair to have something on hand to make up
the assortment. The Farmer should bring the
Mk specimens Of his stock and products. No
matter ifit is bushel Of wheat, corn, rye, oats
or barley, potatoes, apples, turnps, beets, pump
kiss, squashes, melons, or what it takes all to
make up the variety necessary to make good
fair. The mechanic should exhibit some
pieces ofhis handiwork. The good wives and
daughters can add greatly to the attractions Of
the fai9, and we trust they too will be willing
to assist in making this one Of the finest fairs,
in every branch, ever held in Ohio. Strangers
from different parts Of the country always visit
our cosuty fair. From Il they form an idea of
the resources Of Harrison county. Let our peo-
pie, therefore, Oil 60 to work to make the next
Air ais indsx 70 the wealth and productive
nsss ef tho gsfdsn spot ofOhio.
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Rank TaXatiOn,

The people of Ohio should remember the
Henry c. Whitman, the Democratic candidate
for Supreme Judge, is in favor of taxing bank.
ers on their capital invested, as other people
are taxed. 1t should likewise be remembered
that William Y. Gholson is the bankers candi,
date, and that he claims bankers should be tax
ed on their profits alone. This is an import
ant question to the tax payers. Itmust be de-
cided by the Supreme Court, and the election
of Whitman will make a majority of the Judg-
es in favor of bank taxation while the election
of GhoIson will secure a majority opposed to
taxing bankers Therefore, all who want bank.
ers to pay their just proportion of taxes should
vote for Whitman. Those who think other
wise will vote for Gholson. .--Er.
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Hon. John A. Bingham.

AS we have always said, that we desire to
keep Mr.. Bingham right before the people, we
intend rigidly to adhere to our former course.
Mr.. B. in his recent speeches is violently op-
posed to the Compromise measures of 1850 and
the Fugitive Slave Law, but in order to show
that he has been right at one period of his life,
we copy from the Cincinnati Ccmmerciol (Re-
publican what he did say in 1850 in Cincin-
natl. We are we'll aware that by some people,
it might be considered that "wireing in and
wireiug out" on this subject as we'll as all 9TH
ers, is not the clean thing but such persons
should remember, that all honest people are lia-
BILE to change their opinions when they see the
error Of their way so with the subject of our
notice, who might be regarded as an honest
man, politically, provided person had no re-
gard for truth. By the time he serves out his
present term in Congress we think he will be
the most popular man in the United States for
the Presidency, for the reason that he has en-
tertained opinions on all sides of the leading
questions of the day. The Sage of Cadiz has
every reason to thank himself for his good luck
in playing his card so that the ''vulgar herd''
cannot take any exception. With Bingham for
President, and Gholson for Vice, we cannot
conceive of two men who would have better
record.
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Destructive COMnagratiOn i'm Canal
Dover !---Eaaif the business pOr.
ton of the Town i'm Ruins.

! Friday night last will long be remembered
for the terrible and destructive fire that visited
our sister village Of Canal Dover. There has
never been fire of one-fourth the extent in
the county, either IN the number or value OF the
buildings destroyed. We have given in the
rough sketch above, a view of the burnt dis
trict--including q large merchant Touring mill
two warehouses-four two-story store build
ings, anda large tannery. The fire was first
discovered soon after dark bursting from the
roof of Messrs. Hayden & Weltv's mill 1)-
The fire is supposed to have originated from
the friction of the smut machine. From the
mill the flames spread to Hunett's warehouse
! (2)--thence across the alley to Deardoff & Har-
gar's warehouse and store (3), and along Facto-
ry street to buildings 4, and 7, occupied by
Rice's grorery, Walters dry goods store and
Oswald and Breidenstein's shoe stores thence
to and s, the tannery and bark house of Benz
Miller. The buildings A, (Burnett's store B.
(Shalter's saddler shop and Hares grocery,) and
| CD stable,) are designated as the points, not
burned, at which the fire was arrested
| The night was calm, dark and hazy-the
| flames spread rapidly and lightened up The coun-
try for several miles around. The citizens Of
Dover and New Philadelphia rallied manfully
to the task of arresting the devourng element,
and with great difficulty prevented its further
spread
We understand the estimated loss by this
fire to be about $4,000. There was an insu-
rarce of $4,000 on Mr.. Hayden's interest in the
mill, and $4,000 on Mr.. Welty's. Mr.. Miller
had an insurance Of $4,000 of his tannery.-
Further than this we believe there was no in
surance on the property destroyed.
Several hundred barrels of -four were remo-
we'd from the mill after the fire broke out. And
from the storehouses burned the great bulk OF
the goods and merchandise was removed, SUI
fering, of course, considerable damage by the
rough and tumble manner in which the arti-
cles were necessarily handled.--Neao Phi1odel-
phia Dem.
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From the Ohio Statesman.
Belmont aud Harrison

Mr.. EDIToR:-The Senatorial Convention
for this Senatorial Distr let has been held. The
Democracy are harmonious and enthusiastic
and the nominees for Senator and member Of
the Board Of Equalization, are most excellent
men, and give universal satisfaction. DR.. L.
Voorhies, OF Belmont, is the nominee for Sena-
tor. He was the Democratic nominee two
years ago. and run ahead ofhis tcket--we now
think his election fixed fact. He is young
man of fine abilitiss pleasing speaker, of more
than ordinary talent, and unusual energy and
perseverance. He came to Harrison in 1889,
an orphan boy, and entered the office of the
Cadiz Sentinel as an apprentice to the printing
business, and soon became master workman.
He was afterwards engaged in the publication
of the Holmes County Farmer, as one OF the
editors and publishers, in which capacity he dis
played much talent, tact and energy. After
wards, he returned to Cadiz, studied medicine
-settled down in Flushing, Belmont county,
where he secured a successful and profitable
practice. He is now a practical farmer. I
venture nothing in saying that the Democracy
Of this District could not have selected sounder
Democrat, ora more worthy and popular can
didate to represent them in the Senate; and if
elected, be will prove a useful and faithful mem
ber.
Asa Holmes, Of Harrison, Is the nominee for
Board o-Equslization. Of He is arner--born
and raised in this county, sound Democrat
--of unblemshed integity, and very popular
He is we'll acquainted with the quality and char
acter OF the Real Estate in the District; is q
man of sound and discriminating Judgment
and cannot fail to make q most valuable men,
ber ofthe board. We have the highest hopes
Of the success of beth candidates in shs Senator
ial District. The Democracy are united, zeal.
Gus and wide wake, and will give good ac-
count at the Ballot Box. Victory.
! Cadiz, September IL, 1859.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28
To Sugar Cane Growers.

TNHE undersigned would invite the attention O
l. farmers to Harris improved Portable Sug9l
Evaporator for maklug Sugar direct from the juice
OF the Chinese Sugar Cane, Patented, January l6
1859. This Evaporator is superior to any other in
use, being provided with heating skming, strain.
ing departments, valves and danpers giving per.
ect control over the boiling process and no danger
Of scorching. The Juice flows constantly into one
end Of the Evaporator and honey like syrup flows
constantly from the OTHER end, the juice being OK
posed to the action Of heat only from 20 to 30 min.
utes. Price $40. Will boil from 10 10 20 barrels
Of juice per day. Terms, half of the price with
the order-the balance on shipment. Orders should
be sent in early to avoid disappointment as no more
will be MADE than is ordered.
A Bargain.
Twill sell one Evaporator for $50 to the buyer
who will leave 1t in Csdiz ou exhibition from ,he
10th Of August until the 10th of September. am
agent for and will sell at manufacturers prices
Douglas Improved Premiem Sugar Cane Mills, the
best that are made. will mail circu lars with cut
and description Of the Evaporator and process Of
Sugar making with other information desired on
the subiecti tree to those sending their address to
M. HARRIS, Wooster, Ohio.
August 3, l859,-3ni ~ WI s0--
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fe4-As will be seen by the above announce

0TAs will be seen by the above announce
ment, Mr.. Smith, is announced as an Indpend
ent Candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. Mr..
s. is a well read lawyer, having read law with
Mr.. McMath, and was admitted to the bar al
the late term of the District Court in this coun-
ty, after having passed very creditable exam
ination. As the Democrats have no candidate
bis only opponent will be Mr.. Lennon, the re-
publican candidate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28

The CANAL BANK OF CLEvELAND.--The
books Of the Canal Bank ofCleveland says the
Cleveland Democrat, have been closed. There
is still about $2500O un- redeemed in the hands
OF the people. The Receiver has commenced
suit against certain parties for the recovery Of
a portion of the assets of the Bank which will.
when received by him, be applied to the pay
ment Of the notes.
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dreds OF secrets never before published-warrant.
ed to be worth three times the amount aske for it
25 cents in specie postage stamps enclosed, will
secure copy by return mail.
Address, J. TELLER. M. D.,
No. 5 Beaver st., Albany, NY
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box. with full directions. Married ladies should
not use them. Sent by ma il.
CAUTION--These Pills should not be taken
by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
of Pregnancy, as they sure to bring on Miscar.
riage, but at all other times they arc safe.
In ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue or Slight
ExertiCn, Palpataton of the Heart, Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all 9th.
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anything hurtful to the constitution.
Address Or. TELLER, as above,
Eah L.,
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Rearitin Mind.
REMEMBER
A LiifIe Mixed.

The Cadiz Republican says:-"The election
of Marshall Mccall to the Senate is now be-
yond doubt, if the Republicans of this (his)
county do their duty Would uncle Richard
like to bet on that, or is he whistlng to keer
up the courage of his partizans.-S. Clarsviu,
Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28

THE Subscribers Tandn
Manut
West Among bales
the BEEa
KamBU SIN
Wheeling
of
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dsandS wGodsge
pension Bridge, Wheeling Va
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Ohio State Fair.

The Ohio State Fair came off at GAINESVILLE
last week, and Notwithstanding the disagreea-
Bile weather, was very we'll attended.
Harrison county, as might have been expec-
ted received the following premiums McFad-
denis and Singers Sheep can't be beat very ca.
silY:-
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The Jefferson Brass Band

Will be at the Cadz junction on Thursday,
October 6, 1859, to discourse sweet music
Judge Ranney and Col. McCOok will be there
TO address the people without fail on that day.
Let every person be at the Junction on that
day to hear these eloquent champions of Dem
ocratic principles.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28

0yTeachers attending the Examination on
next Friday and Saturday would do we'll to
drop in at Hanna's and See his School Books
and supply themselves with Ink, Pens and Pa.
per there, for he will sell them the best quality
Of these articles at extremely low figures.
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BOnasets, BOnnets
MPS M cpEMcEp

THANKFUL for the Liberal patronage she has
j hitherto received, takes this opportunity of
announcing to her numerous friends and the pub.
lie generally. that she has just received large as
sortment of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Gloves, Muts-in Short Fancy Goods and No tions
of every description.
9J- Ladies' call and examine our Goods, we as,
sure you every effort will be maGe to please in
style, quality and price.
sent % le5o.2m
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snEEp-sAxoNs AND GRADES.

John McFadden, Harrison county, best five
ewes years old and over, $40; John Singer,
Harrison county, second best do, SO.
John Singer, Harrison county, best five ewes
2 years old and under, $50.
John McFadden, Harrison county, best five
lambs, SIS; John Singer, Harrison county, Sec
ond best do, SIS.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Sale OF Real Estate by order of Pro-
bate Court

ON THURSDAY, 9th day of October, 1859
two o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises, vii
be sold to the highest bidder, a dwelling house
and the following real estate as the property Of
Thomas Maxwell, deceased, situate in Harrison
County, Ohio, near Warels Mill; being part of sec,
tion twenty-seven (27) of rage No, nine tt9), uf
range Nofour (4) in the Seubenville land district
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning where the
south line of one Adam Junkins crosses the gr adeo
road at stone in the road where plum tree 5
inches in diameter, bears north s3Ho east GO
wesf nsrchssto stona " in the road tbencs nnrtb
70% east 8 perches to q stump; thence S. 24H
east 8, 69 perches TO post thence south 89& .
west perches to the place of beginning contain
ing fifty eight and seventy-tw huudredth perchee.
to be sold free of Dover. Terms made known
on day of sale.
WILLIAM MAXWELL, Admir- of
THOMAS MAXWELL, deceased.
Sent % l959-5t
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Agr,cuItural Meeting,

The officers of the Harrison County Agricul-
tural Society, will meet at the Probate Judges
Office in Cadiz, on Saturday, October l, 1859,
All An JACOB JARVIS, Secretary.
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MERINos AND GRADES,

John McFadden, Harrison county, best buck
years old and under, 500
John Singer, Harrison county, best five ewes
Q Years old and over $50.
John Singer, Harrison county, best five ewes
2 years old and under, $50.
John Singer, Harrison county, best five
lambs, SIS.
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0FThe Steubenville UniOn in publishing
the article from the Cincinnati Enquirer in rela-
tion to Binghams speech in 1885, in which he
advocated the fugitive slave law, prehces it
with the foIlowinp remarkS.-
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the
New Athens
Harrsvile on Thursday,
Georgetown Friday,
German at Gih TdrOw's Monday, October H. at Jefferson
19.
Monroe, Helers q Fankln nigh
Deerile R. ]. Edneys, Friday 81
Nottingham at Cabbree, Saturday till noon October o.
Moorefel usdayO
oil Wednesday,
Washington
Stock, S. Saturday,
And will attend Ciz
paid and also all Road
will
Bank Bills
Treasure off
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Independent Candid te for Prose-
cutting Attorney.

Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce the name oil
CHARLES G. SMITH, as an Independent
Candidate, for the office of Prosecuting Attor-
ney, subject to the decision of the people on the
Second Tuesday of October next.
HosTs OF REPTBLIcANs AND DEMOCRATS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28
Col. G, w. McCOOE,
The Editor of the Sentinel

May be found at his office during the three
days OF the Fair, next week, at all business
hours. Call in friends, and see us, and let US
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-09-28

OTThere has been no material change in
the markets since our last issue. After the
election we will devote more attention to mar
ket reports.