The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-03-28


A TEMPERANCE MovEMENr.--A committee
was appointed at q meeting Of the citizens OF
Martnsyills, to prosecute the liquor sellers OF
Of that place, who are said to number ten or
fifteen. The meeting was held in the Office of
VIM. Wallace, Esq. Franklin Bell was chosen
President, and VIM. Matthews, Secretary. We
wish them great success
WM. G. BAESARp.--We made visit to the
fine house Of our enterprising friend, Barnard Of
BeIlaire, on last Saturday. If any one has
dame fortune under his own control, then he
has. That man ~ho would learn lesson for
his own profit, can do no better than learn wis
dom Of friend Barnard. His fruit and vegeta-
Die garden are unequaled in eastern Ohio. His
garden is under the most perfect tillage, yield
ing crops that would seem almost fabulous to
many OF our farmer friends. He has just com
Melted one of the finest residences in Belmont
county. Mr.. Barnard has been experimenting
with remarkable success, in the mandatory
wine from Grapes, Currsuts, Elderberries, APP
pies and Raspberry.
feTThe Board of Managers of the Belmon
Coant Agricultural Society met at the Secreta
RVS Office on Saturday last, and appointed
committee to negotiate loan of S400, to pa,
off the debts Of the Society The Fair Ground
wers leased 10 Mr.. S. Davis for one year, re
serving the right to use the grounds Tor train
ing purposes, &c. MIR. Hugh Furguson, I
Wheeling Tp., was elected to fill vacancy
the Board of Managers, oice D. G. Neiswang'
declined
They resolved to hold the next annual Fa
on the 25th, 26th, 26th and 29th days of Sci
tsmber.
tArMessrs. Stewart and Keellne, Of Bridg
port, have on the stocks and nearly complete
q large and substantial looking barge, designe
We understand, to be used in Shipping work
lumber from their extensive Planning Mill, al
Sash and Door Factory in Kirkwood, to th'
numerous and increasing Southern customer
This is gratifying evidence ofsuccess on t
part Of the enterprising peoprietors.
MARR1ED-Feb 1860, by Alex II. Caldwe
Csa.. Mr.. John Baton, and Miss Sarah e.
ans, both OF TINS county.
On the 1st inst, by Wm. Lucas, ESQ, N
Joshua Allen, and Miss Caroline Probas
both of Belmont county.
On the 23th ult., by Rev. r. P. ingalls,, n
johnson D. Howard, formerly OF st. Clai
vile. Ohio. to Miss Rebecca Martin, all Of
Pleasant, Iowa.
On Saturday, March 10th, 1850, by Rev
8. White, Mr.. William Gordon to Miss Ely
dia Rull, oil Of Belmont County, Ohio.
ByRey. A. D. Mccormick, on the llth IN
Mr.. John Ramsey to Miss Mary J. Hukill'
OF Belmont County Ohio.
From the Cambridge Papers, March 49,
IsDrcTMESTs.--0ur Grand Jury Syere IN
sion four days and returned FSrty.eig,.s! tt
bills, for the following offences committed
tho Townships specified:
Burglary g. Larceny Cambridge, 2; jack
son 1. ~
Petit Larceny Westland 1.
Trespassing on Lands--Jackson l. ....
Selling liquor to Minors-Richland !;
Westland /.
Selling liquor to persons ntoKicated-Mad-
ison 1.
Sailing liquor to persons in the habit OF
settins intoxicated, Cambridge /; Wheel
ing 4; Millwood !.
Selling Liquor to be drank where scld--
Spencer 8; Westlsnd 2; Valley 8; Cam
bridge 8, Madison 2; Millwood 8; Centre
.; Oxford 2; viii. IL W.
Keeping room Of public resort where Ii
!. ouors are sold--Wills A; Cambridge !.
Total
Bran ONLY ENTGRs THE COUNTY CAGE
Ths trial Of A. Bird for Burglary and Larc'
w.s concluded Tuesday night. Sufficient
Jence IS to the Burglary was not adduced,
consequently he was only found guilty Of I
larceny. Itis 10 be regretted that this is
ease ior II ID generally believed that this
a entitled to the learning Of a trade under
.uperyision of the State. Our Prosecutor
a. .~J .veti hit sufficient direct