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n sOUTHERN AiANUEACTORY-
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fully invites the attention OF the merchants If
stock of his own and foreign MANUFACTURES
HATS. Purchasers Will find 1t 10 their int rest TO
call st hla house previous to going further North,
pense or pains, to keep the Southern trade at the
South. Goods sold in this house will be warrant
ed 70 compare Favorable quality and prices with
goods coming from any other market. There will
be fund all the qualities of wool, and FUR
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat to the finest
quality tor gentlemen. Also. BOYS and Chill
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades and
sty les /; LADIES' RIDING HATS and LADIES
FURS. of all the various qualities
Purchasers viii do well TO call and examine.
Sc 3-ts John DOOLEN. Rlehml nd. Va.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c

- AN ELEGANT And THE LARGEST
~ assortment Of old and Sill p->A-1
Ey = yer w ATChES and JEW &
<Al-sGk ELRY ever offered IN this ,,s
CITY, wholesale and retail, at LEWIS HI MAN g
93 Main street. co.,
Gold Silver and Steel SPECTACLES. Brazilian
Pebble GLASSES, TO suit sLy sight, 10 be had az
reduced pr1ce from LEWIS LYMAN, % Man
street, -,,,t
" atches and Jewelry REPAIRED nv sk!il9i
worsmen ut low price by LEWIS HfMAc,a
Nam street. And tbs cheapest WATCH rs ava
JEW El.RI in the State 10 he purchased AZ ~
e4-3m LEWIS HYMANS.
& CHARLES 1t MNDkN Is the nan
"a who repairs WATCHES. JEWkLkl,
ES u CLOCKS, SPECIACLES, c., IN the resi-
sAkASA manner and st reasonable prices.
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired and war
.anted.
JEWELRY repaired IN d hest manner.
SPECTACLES fitted with new asses and Wat
ranted "a suit, st SO Main street. Richmond.
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i. NO. BALLARD HOUSE.-Th

- scrlber informs his friends and customersCa
that he has removed from his old stand, ~
No. 81 Main street, to No Ballard House, OPP
posite the Exchange Hotel. where he is prepared
to serve them IN the latest fashions of HATS and
CAPS. Thankful for past iavors, he solclts a con-
tlnuance of the same
Sc 3-lm JOHN THOMPSON.
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LIQUORS, TEAS, he, &c.
~ FALL, 1861. wv iNSTON POWERS have
now IN store and receiving constantly. which they
oner to the trade: 27s hhds Brown Sugars, Porto
lined Sugar. Of all grades; TO bags Rio, Laguayra
and Java Coiiees; sos pipes. - ,pipes, \. l-l6;
assorted Sole Leather; 4aS hhds and bbls. of Mo-
lasses and syrup, of all grades; with heavy stock
the trade, -
BfsaTs IN nL A VT. ia 10 sAs SE, p'VYs I.
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prY &tAYENGER.-The undersigned re-
- specially Informs the citZens Of Richmond
mat ne is prepared 10 CLEAN OUT rear houses,
Slnhs, and 0tner places Of deposit, and thoroughly
l'he theh- on the most reasonable terms, and in
manner not III the least offensive on the premises
20 "niSA he may work His wagon il so con
o st rS.IU a. az W De ar and water tight.
.,OraefE can De left with CIIAe ToHSsTn. No 81
aHd Main. u AZ o1 1b7i W io'h
4-dlu - @NN1ASA<A', HbcHt'
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aEa WHAT VIZ SAY We sell the cheaI-
~ gest to0ds and best in quality. What some
WlE competitors say: You better pay us moTei
Es.sb Sehaap goods could better lie. hat The
press says; Schaap's store is always crowded,
from morning soon till night. What the people
say ~ like TO trade az Schaap's, because ne sells
goods right. New Goo Dis are daily arriving,
making ore of the neatest assortments in China,
u assware and House Furnishing Goods ever
offered; Table Cutter; Silver Plated Altats
Britannia and bock-1in Ware; Wooden and
Willow Ware. Also, an er dless variety of Fancy
Goods aud Toys, at SCHkAP Il co.'s.
- I'D nr,I9 heta
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

81, STORE AND CET LAR FOR RENT
hG.hside. Possession given LIST Of October In
quiTe OF lse % ISL THOS D, QUARLES.
EOK KENT-Tbe STORE No 81 Main
Nl;I street. Possession given lmmed ately Apply
kA-AtO H. STERN Il BRO, No Is7 Main st.
Sc 2l-lw
-, tUk KENT-A large STORE HOUSE on
k:I the Basin. in which 6 coo or 5000 barrels of
ks@A -four can be stored.
SAM'L w. HARDWOOD,
Sc l9-lw* Governor street.
-, k.R kENT-One STORE ana CELLAR.
Es.a Apply Immediately TO
Azaa b. HEINRICH, No. 1874 Main St,
Sc ls-l2tr between 9th and 10th sis.
-, FOR RENT OR LEA>E-The LOFTS
ZEE over the store of the subscriber, No lH Main
A1I street, Eagle Square comprising the % Sd
and 4th stories The second al third floors front
Is feet. running back l67 feet to ~ foot alley.
These rooms have an entrance. front ard rear,
with hoist-way attached; are hight and airy, and
are admi rably adapted for q who esae Notions or
Fancy Goods business. For terms, NC, apply TO the
subscriber, JOHN T. GRAY, Druggist,
Sc H-sw TO. la Main ST.
-. EGR RENT-HOUSE-On Union Hill. con-
Es tanin ing four rooms, and the usual out houses.
ELI 1t is located near Mr. Jas. Tyier's and Ed
mund Stean's. Price $50. Possession had i'm
medately lse 1-tsl RIO B. LYME.
4. Room FOR RENT The large and
@;:5 comfortable ROOM lately occupied by the
nGA York River Railroad Company, over the store
OF the subscribers is now for rent.
7. JOHNSTON l. BROTHER.
al 16-ts ll5 Main street.
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UNDERTAkIsG.-Tb,

UNDERTAkING.- The un-
Suxtauazaxssr derslgned stiil continues to keep
constantly on hand a large assort-
ment of CoFFlNS, of all sizes and qualities,
which he will sell 50 per cent, less than they can
be purchased at any other establishment. Also,
the h. ndsomest HtARSE in the city. and as good
CARRi AGES asouT neishbars. Also, BUGGIES
and HORSES, or anything IN the livery stable line,
can he procured by calling at my store, ON corner
Of Franklin and 18th streets. IT my lIvery sta
BILE. ON 18th street, between Franklin and Grace
streets. j. w SATTERWHIFE
S.-Two J0URNEYMEN CABINET MAX
ERS WANTED, immediately one of them 40
customed TO making CUFFINS ofall kinds. Steady
fob aud good wages se I0-2w" ] W. \.
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CRoUNn PLAsTGR FOR sALE.--w,
HOUSE ANDsTG PAINTING.

WILLIAM J. BEVILL.
GATE OF THE F1RM OF gAULR BEvTLL,D
Continues the business of HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. at the old stand,
southeast corner Main and 18th streets, and soil
cts public patronage. All orders, IN city or coun-
70 VA be executed with promptness. on Tea-
Hoi3dhe tefhth, du0 IN the best sty Sc 3-3w
JACOB LIPS,
,,..,,t,,e !NPoRTER AND DEALER IN
BRAND kS, VINES, GIN AND CIGARS,
l54 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
ErI-lIns
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sS~E,N X S.1IsIVAL- -DTRkCT IMPOR- ga
E@lsAf TAFiO N.-GEO. ]. SUMNER &mU
49, 90, Importers, Wholesale and re VII
KrSY tal Eaalara In china. IflnSN nnd M5rI

Il Nv
AeA/TAFlON.-GE0. ]. SUMNER &MU
49, 60, Importers, Wholesale and re VII
~ tail Dealers in china, Glass and I'll
Ed7fhtalrGrs, Looking Glasses, CGStorS. Pialsd
Ware, ant House Furnishing Goods, have re-
moved to their new store, Iron Front Buildings,
GOveTnor street, tnear Main.I where with greatly
increased facilities for the Accommodation 81 ne
trade. they hope ia receive continuance OF the
extensive patronage So literally bestowed upon
them at their old stand. We are now receiving
our Fail Stock, which is larger and more complete
than has ever before teen offered in tne Southern
markets, aud which We pledge ourselves to sail As
low IS can he purchased IN any house IN the cpun
try, guaTanteeIng to duplicate bills bought from
any reP8ckng houses North. Our senior partner
has been engaged all Summer in selecting goods N
the principal European markets, having SPENT
some time tn the p0tteTIcs in England and visited
the prIncipal manufacturers of France, Germany,
Russia, husirII uud tue Bohemian Provinces We
shall he enabled IN offer our goods on the resi-
terms, and respectfully request an examination
OF our stock and prices, assuring them Of our Spl
~ Cmptly to FIJI ali orders, we have largely IN
creased our force. and believe We have the very
best packers IN the trade. A cal sohclted ca
GEO. J. SUMNER GO.
gro. J. SUMNER,
L. Fl. KELLOGG. au Am
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TALL AND WINTER CLOTHlNG-BoYs'
Clothing for BOYS and Children's wear is now
complete. embracing all the sty les OF the present
Vests, Shirts, Under Shirts. Cellars, Ties, Draw
ers Socks and all other goods usually required ~
that line. NV stock will he repiAnished, as the
season progresses, with all the newest sty les out,
and the assortment OF slzes and styles VIII Dc
found second TO none IN the State.
VIM. IRA SMITH, Iaa Main street,
For the present.
100 ssaIs, 'as.'ir ,stYSs;pIssssiB, I" c ;s'
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DELINQUENT STATE TAxEs-con,,nna,
PURCHAsED oNu . "a, o. :
Il

NAME OF THE PERSON CHARGED
WITH TAXES.
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DENTISTRY.
r. A.. JETER.

< SURGEON DENTl:i,,
~lILO Ofios on Main, below rear. sIee go I've
door TO Z. Horton Keach's trimming store, m
doors above Messrs. Thos. h. Proc q 0o'
Goods store. t.sssa %
Having returned to the eitI would ne pTrs $3.50
see those that have engagements win, An,ssrrths
Ilops performed IN the most approved ahu 5cus
style known To the Profession, and sli wotSnt
hY him warranted 10 give satisfaction 700 AZ
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CHINA, GLASS. &c.
o. Il. TAYLOR,

SxE0 o. Il. TAYLOR, lEa
ESIsA III MAIN ST, NALL
49, CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN WH
w WARE. kkaf
am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOUDS,
laTser than ever before. embracing nearly every
article IN my line of business. | intend competing
with the re packing houses of the North. and w,ll
duplicate bills purchased of any of them within
the past ear
10 Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
ly.
call is respectfully solicited. O.B.T.
31-2m
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- JAPANESE HAT.

O. JAPANESE HAT.
- JAPANESE HAT.
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT
Just received, yesh supply of the NEUTRIA
JAPANESE ounce HAT. Also some new and
beautiful sty les of SOFT HATS at
Elicit & WEISiGER'S,
au 2i-ts No. l67 Man street
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OFFICE OF H. n. MAURY COT

OFFICE OF X. n. MAURY A. 90
. RICHMOND, August u Isen
GTGCks AND B0SUS FOR sa - looo
- GINA SIX PER CENTS
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Six PER CENTS. AoAD
shares Bana OF Commonwealth STOCK
Shares FarmeIs' Bank STOCK.
Shares Bank If Virginia STOCK. as-,s
HI3EtCE.-I return nay Eincere thanks to nv
customers VINO nave heretofore paid their
balls 80 pTomp pity those who have not, will please
do AZ once ~ all accounts due on January and
july lGS; remaining unpaid on the lst septem Der
next VIII hf Iiaeed IN the hands OF collector, a.
longer lndulR enee cannot be gwen
~ l0-ts AIFRkD MOS ER. ~ Main ~
UAILH0AD IRON.
~ Foar hundred tons, " To- pattern, weighing
h{y~two pounds 70 ths yard, iR tho shir "IuIjsi
Ifandyi.I. row % her NAy ttqnl. WsIfs ~ City
hebs Fer sess b JAMES QuNLqF,
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q KEMONAL.-H STERN \ BRO. would
UnQst respectfully inform tneir friends al the
their store 07 to the large and councillors store
Ma n street. SO long occupied by John Thompson,
ESQ and have opened with q large and well
Iected stock of Mems Women's, Chlidren's and
Servants BOOTS and SHOES, CATERS, Ae.,
which they offer TO sell wholesale and retail! very
low prices II. STERN bro,
ne low 81 MAN street.
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Valentine Heckler and Sarah Heekler. his
vile. William II. M4cfarland, Gustavns 4.
Myers, wellington Goddln, ana William
t+i..,..-,r,r+b }
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PAULIN A. BLACKEURN
N FIVE nOLLAEs RtW.pn

~ =: UULLAhs KEWARD.-Iwi viii
EK - e FIVE DOLLARS to any one vbo NH
ENhriLg my boy ? FL K to me II No. Il Man nm
@9 street. Peter ls a mulattO and about IN yeaTs
-.~E-oi age; has 2 note from NE authrrizTnS
mn 70 get work He has been seen ON Cbnrnb
Hill and about tie Dock within the last few da,s
Sc Its THOS. TAYLOR, ia,
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KchWOnd, June 2, ls5U.-
! raaKltn Stearns and Joseph Brummei, forr.-l
cry partners under the firm Of Stearns q ;
Blummel. and the said Franklin Stearns,
Joseph 8rummel. aud Phneas Thurston, :
formerly pastuers under the firm OF Stearns
Eruuuel 4 Coulpacy..-.-.... IFS.
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DAR ArsD PINE W DOD-seasuned nEa AZ
- der shelter, for sale st Coke ards.
de l7-tx JkO. j. W ERTH. AE't.
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NEW PATENT bUU THEhN FIOW.-I
~ would inform the public that my new SOUTH
ERN PLOW succeeds IN the hands of nearly
its supe riority over all others, | have received
from the Commissioner Of Pattats. az WaShsag-
toa patent light the same. Thus 10 is bae ked
by the best practical test farms and the hlg
scientific mechanical test in the Patent Offiee
PLOWS OF every slze, ktght and Lsfs hand
WroREAt and Cast SH EARS. always on hand, and
warranted TO give satisfaction, TO be returned.
Z III. STARkE, No, So MaInss.,
Three doors above So. Charles Hotel
al 2a~~lm Richmond, Vs.
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EOAE.-C. u. LTPSCOMB,
- t0FFICR l4TH 81, opp Mayos Harehousei
Ocs'er ia MIDL0IHIAN. LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL. - -r,.,,,
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH AN hRA-
CITE Goa Il. sold by weight. al Zi-S'n
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L idii ELAhF ~ AtlSl II dSAOS I'l a. -
IibL a w..
Furcr0n, VIM, Caroline and George
FERGUSON, Mary and children. 49,.
Fore, Albert g., estate. ............,.
Forsdine, r. J.......-........
Farmer, JemIma ..................
Farmer, Michey .......-..............
Franklin, Henry, trustee. ..........-.
Franklin. Polly, estate. ...-.........
Farmer, Phebe. ..................
Farmer, Mary .........,.......
Farmer, Marian. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Fore, Thomas and wife .............
Fuaua, Sam'l's estate. ...............
Fuqua, Daniel t.. ,..,.-........
Farmer, Mary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fuqua, John d. ....,.......-........'
Freeland, Archibald ..-...,......,..
/" .-.---.......
....-''..
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LUMP COKE. for crates. SIS per load.
STOVE, COKE, for COOKING, &c, $40 PEI
Dad
Ou- COKE is Of unexce ptionable quality this
sc son, sad cannot fail to give entire satisfaction
TERNs-Cash on delivery, x-,-r,r,
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Total amt
OF tax, and
n { g r es [
thereon.
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We have fallen on perious times, when debt IS
fearful Filling orders for guano. &c, on the
faith Of grow NJ crops, won't do for thoge VINO have
20 bGY them on tune. A safe principle OF Individual
economy ID to make money before we spend II.
re lg-ts MADDUX * co.
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QUANTITY AND LOCAL DESCRIPTION n,
LAND.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

You made the Supreme Court of Ohio; you
made the present State Legislature. The
Judges OF the Court are all Of your party, and
large majority of the Legislature are of the
same faith. You are their constituency-you
are responsible for the laws made by the one
other. The Legislature voted that mulattoes
are whito men; that men having African blood
in their veins are "t0hite male citiezns of the
Cnited States," and your Supreme Court deci-
ded the same thing. Now, don't you feel
ashamed Of your public servants-the Supreme
Court and the State Legislature? How do you
like voting with niggers? In the language of
the North Vest amt you pleased to think you
are no better than a niger? Are you delight
ed with the prospect of mulatto officers?--be.
cause if a mulatto may vote he may be voted for.
Won't it have fine effect, in the future, when,
by this decision and legislation, "a chalk in de
eye"--"ar on de heel"--'gem man" may take
his seat in the Legislature, OF sit in the Guber-
Material chair? Don't it tickle you all over
when you think how the free darkies OF the
South will come pouring into the State in or
der that they may have the privilege of voting?
Of course it tickles you. for they will "eVery
mothers son of them vote your ticket
Don't you "rejoice with exceeding great joy"
when yod recoleet that you helpeo to put the
men into office who brought about such gori-
Gus state Of things? You are no better than a
niger, for the tribunals that you yourselves
constituted have said it. Amt you glad you
vo ed the Republican tick t? Don't you know
your stumpers were lying when they told you
that the Republican party was "the white mans
party?" Didn't you fool the Democrats when
you declared yourselves in favor OF "iree white
labor" while you wera, at the sane time, intcn-
ding to make decision that w,ull invite the
half million free blacks in the South to make
Ohio their home? Amt you glad that YOU
have succeeded in making niger equality a law
Of the State? Don't your souls heave with en-
motions too big for utterance when you con>id-
er that you have removed every obstacle in the
way of amalgamasion? Your agents the Su-
preme Court and the Legislature have done as
you desired them to do, and you are satisfied
| OF course you will continue to vote the Cepub
lican ticket.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Who is Responsible for Negro suf-
frage!

There is disgust in. Logan county, universal
and 'irrepressble, at the enfranchisement Of
the negro as a voter and an Office holder. Nine
tenths Of all the people, without respect to par
ty, are incensed to adegree that we have never
b,iore witnessed. On every hand we are ask
ed, '0lo are reponsible? Every man we meet,
asks Which of the parties ale voters and Of
fee holders of the muattoes Of Ohio? For,
strange 10 say, some of the meanest and sill.
est of the republican papers, deny the respon-
siblity.
To all inquirers, we answer: The REPUBLI-
CANS are responsible, wholly and exclusively,
for this great insult to the dignity, and injury
to the rights Of the white men of Ohio.
No other party, directly or indirectly, in
whole or in pIrt sh.res the responsibility with
them. The Republicans, and only they are
responsible for this great wrong.
A decayed clique, through the dllaprdated
columns ofa "gin 'eout" newspaper not thou
sand miles from Belleonane. has maze DENIAL
OF this accusation. Let US examine the mat
ter:
The oil Constitution Of Ohio, ordained that
a. ~ u,' "''"' ''''''''''''' >" "''e 'lie
''ESy WI, W 49, 80 :.L.L;.,~ auL.l
""s % "n ,"''ao,''". a n'" = az 'a"ao
a"' " nIu'e' a',u .h1'<s . an 'l',"o'.an'
" mug lhe "o,u ilhio''s", u'gS no. even
SUNNY 'a.ona' "e''s N me,M oo"oa' W,
.'on y. 'H'' ''au,e u '''' "lu "ouiu
! = = tcFpn thaS, at t;v1oa rhnr
y n's s,,"'Se 'het', AZ tin' we" ."eie
"o,o "" l''ooc '" o'''',' ""'" 'ne "'sSeI
n'' u" p'aoe ~ Pon''or, anu We li'V'e '",1usn'
az "rI"t ~; " 80 "" WV. ~. Wv"
W o"'"' ~ e">c VI P', '!'''t' "","''lP "'.t
Wv, /" r'''t' ~ .''''e ""''0 'l''' 'i'0"' sno
o' e'.e''iiec WIZ man. :.
e..: Das ''T "e~ ~" ue"nos 't'e qua!l
.",I'" w "a" e'se.o,' WV" W Pleo',
',' VI '''e ~ W. ca "' "t''ch "', 'a"Su,Se w""''
"l"" ouo ''I oo' ""u', "'' we t'an,e W.,
u.s. ~, '''' - .'','t' n"l H".y
"' t'',. WV. S"' '"'' 'ns ''"s"'Se "
'''7 Wv, '''' '"P oH "i'"ou' ei"hse
VI ~, ,,'''iio ''t,'''
"e "'Lo o",>,''u''"' c"''e'N ',.e ''g,' IT"
r"'e c, ",' I,es w"Is m"N c,'H"S Me y "et
.r h"9s ~ was s"e .p"o1caa p'C,E, & 'hrnugh
m' ao ,ho ,,rns "ip' ome HD"'t V, "" "n"s
ma"e Tue FIRST CONSTRUCTION 10 InaC cause OF
','e h c"nS'.'ut'oh' GU. lheV haa 40 prfceueh' IN
,"G O"" G'se>, , nuI way OF 'ne o,'ler' "". 'hey
I, neiu ""o'So" giving ''e upc'S.on--
1''' "iT,'." Ir Hee WI wn'e "'n'e c'',Heh
., 'nc Cn''e, ''a,eS' hey nao n" au-
'nor'tS "' M'la' ,hey oio; hey nai no
pIereu'',t III I'' ''ie o'"NS; No oou',' III oh'o
Ut t'Se"I'ere hai ever hei1 'hat nniatto was
neo w"'.e ''ii,e ol,'zH" u ,ne oli'e1 a ''a'es'
~ IL was 'he hepuhl'cah supreme court OF
On!o "o'ich nrS' perverted 'he oonS!"u,lon'
MnlGh ii's' outraged common sense "h'ch mrs llrst
,nNu,'en 'he "n",c wh,'e popn,au"n "' oh'o
"y i siiT Sole'i, Ju''c'"l decH'on t'ae mere was
~ "o uiiiFTence ~ ost"eeh tree "h',e maze r,'N'n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

Onr readers my not b. fully aware Of the
villainous game played by tn, Black Rspubl;-
cans iu the management Of thu public works.
A responsible CON- plny offered to ease the ca
mails tor q term Of years, at 10000 per annum.
keep them in good repair and give ample secu-
rity for the faith!ul performance of their p'rt
ofthe contract. 1t is plainly seen that had this
offer been accepted the Canals would have been
an annual source Of revonr, to the State to the
amount Of the rent, $4,000. When we COL
slider that they are usually tax insteli Of y
source OF revenue we can co re to n, other IN.
clusion than that this Offer shnnll have been
accepted by the Legislature. A bill was intro
duced for the purpose but it was voted DOM.
rhe approp iatlon bill pissed by the Repuh-
lcans appropriated to the Canals, over and
a bove their receipts, $4,000, for the purpose
Of keer,ng up repairs; This ailel to the So
900 that Wa offered for them mikes stt, 900
of de ld loss to tn, tax payers of ths Safe
It see ms strange that the s ate Legislature,
whose duty it is to protect the in erests Of the
people, shoull coolly swinde them out Of the
en- rmou' sum Of fortr-iour thousand dollars
without any ex;u'e for the act. But, if there
| is no excuse given th"re is, nevertheless. q
reason for the deed The leasing OF the Can
ais woul have ou'ted all tn, Engineers, Col,
lectors, Superintendents and Lock Tenders
numbering legion, and who are much bette
Republican politicians than they are faithiu
officers the salaries OF the offices thus abolish
ed, had the bill passed, are about Forty Thou
sand Dollars per annum, which would have
been saved to the Treasury. But the Repubii
cans wanted these offices, and it was for thi
base purpose that the people are swindled GU
of F5rty -four Thousand Dollars. .--Dlmes Co
Farn,er.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25
Republicans On Avn a TX ni II u on.

We find in one Of our Indiana exchanges, q
report Of a conversation between two Repub-
licans which took place at Aurora. 1t may
be regarded as Characteristic Of the Republi.
can party generally. Here is the conversa-
ton:
"First gentleman--I believe that the anal.
gamation Of the foreign.born citizen with the
Americans, has tendency to stregthen and
invigorate our race.
| Second gent.--I had rather my children
would ainalgamate with the African negro,
than with the internal Dutch and Irish"
! To this defamation, the first gentleman
yielded his point, and give it his approval,
The Lawrencehu'g Register says il the con
versation is denied. it is ready to give th.
names of the gentlsmeD.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-04-25

OE7-Brigham Young has furnished the Rev
Elias Oason Of Medford, Mass, the following
acts concerning his personal history: Il was
born at Whttingham, Windham County, Vt,
June l, 1901. have living four brothers
john Phneas II. and Joseph, older than my
SELF and Lorenzo D., younger, and a sister ma
med Nancy, all Of whom live in the Great Salt
Lake City. Ny fathers name was John. He
was born in Hopkinson, Middlesex County,
Mass.