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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

In the Senate on yesterday the joint resolu-
ton of the House, relative to ventlating the
Hall was agreed to; Mr.. Harrison gave notice
of his intention to introduce a bill to require the
prompt application Of all moneys raised by as
sessment by local authorities; a message was
received from the Governor relating to the par
doning power; Mr.. Ready introduced bill to
amend the code. The Senate then repaired to
the rotunda to witness the Inauguration. On
their return the Lieutenant Governor delivered
his address to the Senate, which was ordered
to be entered on the journal Of the Senate. A
resolution of thanks to 1t. Governor Welker
was unanimously adopted. And the Senate ad-
jourred. ....
In the House the following bills were INTRO
duced and read the first time: To authorize
the Trustees Of the Old School Presbyterian
Church in the county Of Brown to sell and con
vey certain real estate; to amend an act entitled
an act relating t1 to the organization ofCourts
OF Justice and their powers and duties, passed
Feb. ., 1852. The following bills were read the
second time and referred: To amend the aci
for the assessment and taxation of all property
in this State and for levying taxes thereon &C.
cording to its true value in money; to amend
section fortyseven OF an act to regulate the fees
ofoffcers in civil and criminal cases. A com.
munication was received from the Governor
transmitting a memorial from the Washington
Monument Association, and message from hin
in relation to the exercise of the pardoninl
power. After some other business the House
proceeded in joint convention with the Senate
to witness the Inauguration Of Governor Denni
son, and upon return to their hall the House
adjourned Statesman, Tie 10Th inst.
In the Senate, on yesterday, the following
bills were introduced and read the first time
To secure the proper and prompt application o
ell moneys raised by local taxation to the spe
cifc purpose for which the same were assessed
and collected; To amend section 10 of an acl
concerning the relations Of guardian and ward
passed April IL, 1858; To repeal sections /, Q
and Of an act to relieve the District Courts
and give greater efficiency to the Judiciary Sys
TEN Of Ohio, and to revive the first ten sections
of an act regulating appeals TO the District
Courts; To repeal sections 8, 4, 5 and 6 of an
act passed March IL. 1858, to provide for pub!
lishing the laws in newspspers, &c.; To author
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
Tne Burial OF Edwin Coppic.

On last sabbath, in the graveyard near New
Garden. the burial Of this misguided and mis-.
erahit unfortunate young man executed for ttea-
son in Virginia on the Friday preceding, took
place. 1t had been generally understood that
his body would be sent TO his mother in Iowa,
and was not widely known that HIS remains
would he inferred in our county. The funeral
proceeded from the house of a relative and ar
rived at the grave yard about nine O'Clock.
The procession was not large at first, but in
creased as the word spread. Acccssions to the
crowd at the new made grave. continued till
over one thousand persons were present, when
the coffin at four o'clock in the afternoon was
lowered into the grave, and the prople went
home to think-many Of them with sorrowing
hearts.
How many present at that funeral were hon
est enough to Mess to themselves their share
in the responsibility Tor his untimeIy and dis.
graceful death, we will not pretend to say.
But we say. with safety, that many an abolition
acitator looking there at the lameDtablc conse-
ouences Of his own teachings had the ardor CT
his fanaticsm chilled, and left the scene with
the determination to moderate his doctrines,
and put an end to his war Of words against
Slavery.
There it is-the new mrde grave ofa convic-
ted traitor, in the bounds Of our own county
We commend it to our three thousand Re-
publican voters. Let them each make pilgrim
age there. Let each measure his own respon.
sibity and reflect on his duty and then i
there be not change in the tone OF Republican
ism, the demon ofianatism has taken hold Of II
more strongly than we ever guessed. .-Nw Lis.
bon Patriot
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

ON Thursday, February 7th, 1860, at one
o'clock P NJ on the premises. situate in Athens
Township, Harrison county, State of Ohio. will be
offered for sale the following Real Estate, as the
property OF John W. Watson, decenscd to witt
Being part OF the North west quarter of Sec 6, md
North East quar'er of sec ~, in Township g.
Range s; beginning at the N. e corner of the land
of Joserh Webb deceased, thence South 81 deg
west, 594 perches thence soath IA east Al per
ches; thence south 50 east 40 perches; thence
north | X east 43 perches; thence east 80 per-
chess thence north h2,O7 p"rches; thence west ii
pe1ches to the place OF beginning, containing II
acres ! Rood and % pcrchcs
This is an excellent tract of lanl situ1ted in
good neighborbood and ahouI one ''af OF il is
cleared and in good Stale OF cultivation.
Terms $50 down, $500 on the FIRST day of July,
1860, remainder on the first day OF Euly, 1861.
SMITH K WATSON, Executor
Of the will of John w. Watson, decd.
January H. le60-iw
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
A Great Medicine for Females.

Hundreds Of stimulants have been invented
and sold, purporting to be specific in the var
ious diseases and arrangements to which the
delicate form of women render her subject.
The result of all these stlmulants has been to
impart monertary actiOity to the nervous system,
and false vigor to the muscles; hut this relief
has Teen succeeded by a depression and pos
tration greater than before; and the repeated
attempts of inyalids to build themselves up by
these false remedies have finally ended in des-
troying what little vital organization was left
But in using "Berhave's Holland Bite's," you
will find no such disastrous results. 1t is a
purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly
scientific principles, after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Berhave. On,
der its influence tvery nerve and muscle Tecei-
yes new strength and vigor, appetite and sleep
return, and finally, perfect healt.
See advertisement inanother column
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

CrFWe must acknowledge that we feel bored;
and the reason is this: Some weeks since we
sid few wordr about traitorous ohm Brown
meeting held in Mastersvile. Our paper had
scarcely been published before we received
several anonymous letters informing US that
we should get particular thdnder' in the Cadiz
Republican for presumng to say what we did
As was natural, we were anxious to see the
"demolishment." We waited patiently for
weeks to see the Republican that was to contain
such sweeper Last week it came in the
form OF ar anonymuS communication, We read
it carefully; and We must acknowledge that we
felt bored. Instead of being the destructive"
article we had heard it was gong to be, it turn
ed out to be one OF the mihleS silliest pieces OF
twaddle we have ever seen in that paper. And
when we say that, we say great deal.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
LATEST FROM THE GREAT DIS
ASTER.
IsO Dead Bodies Taken Out.

LDwRESCE, Mass, Jan. IL, IL P. M.-If we
could but forget the occasion of our crowned
streets, we should at once conclude that some
great occasion or gala day had arrived, but the
air of sadness and almost despair so visibly de-
picted on the countenances Of our citizens,
keeps the daily reality constantly before our
minds.
Every train from every direction comes IN
laden to its utmost capacity with living friends.
When we consider that not less than l30 long
passenger cars have been in here to day, some
realizing idea may be arrived at in regard to
the number of our visitors. .- s-r
The morning and forenoon were used in re-
moving the rubbish alter being sufficiently
cooled, in order, il possible, to get the bodies
known to be still under the ruins Quite
number were got out Two persons were ta-
ken out alive early in the morning. ...
A squad OF canvaSserS was organized and the
whole city laid out into small districts, and a
pretty thorough canvass was entered into--the
men going from house to house, thereby ascer
taning IN every amily where persons were
either wounded missing or safe. The sum
ming up shows that l02 are missing.
This embraces all those known to have been
killed, aud those of which no tidings have been
obtained.
1t is admtued by those who have gone into
the investigation that 81 persons are vet i'm
nolated in The brch and mortar. l30 dead
| bodies have been removed TO the City Hall, or
delivered to recognizing friends.
Persons to the fire, two sisters We're togeth.
eT and comparatively unhurt. They would have
been rescued tloaring the roar OF the flames,
they exclaimed "Oh, God! we have got to dieF'
One woman shrieked out piteously that the
fire was burning her hair, but the flames soon
alter silenccd her cry.
1t has already been stated that one man cut
his throat lest he should be burned alive.
Mr.. Branch told his friends who we're dig
ging for him that he should resort to the same
means to escape the tortures of the fire lie
was persuaded to desist, and was fortunately
saved ..... ...
| The awful deaths that some died of by the
fire, was feariully aftested by their baked and
hlackened Orms when taken out not in any
thing like those Of human bings
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

This very marvellous word may be found in
the inaugural of wv. Denrison.' 1t is a word
of learned length and has been very rarely
used. We presume that w. Dennison is the
filst Governor that ever said 'succedaneum.'
We dc t know why he said it. We are una
bic to assign reason for the introduction Of
there, however; and we haye no doubt it a.
mazed and nonplussed the members of the Leg
slature. Professor Monroe, fresh from the
classic SHADES of OberlIn, may have seen the
word before; but we know that our Esquire
McGavran and Marshal Mccall were very much
perplexed when they heard it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
Further ParticuIars---An Account
of one OF the Operatives

BosToN, January II.
The Lawrence catastrophe casts gloom over
the city. David Sears presided at meeting
Of twenty gentlemen to-day, who subscribed
$4,000 for the relief of the sufferers, and ap.
pointed committee to solicit further contribu-
tions. Trains to Lawrence are crowded. A
strong force of reporters are on the ground and
accounts received are volumnouS, but really at.
ford little news. John Ward, operative in the
cardng room of the second story, who was mi
raculously saved, with his wife, who worked
near him, describes his escape as follows:
Was in the carding room with Second Over
seer lighting mp, it was or 10 minutes before
S, we had but a few burners lighted suddenly
heard loud laundering crash overhead, and
looking up saw the shaiting coming down upon
US; all in the room were terrified; stood asten-
ed to the spot although | knew the building
was coming on me, then heard the Overseer
shout; tried to jump out of the rubbish but
something struck me senseless; when came
to found myself in the rubbish covered with
blood from wounds on my face; finally crawl
ed up and got to the top and found lot o
ruins hanging over me- which liked to have ta-
ken my life, but succeeded in getting out;
passed dead girl and two mangled bodies
when first was knocked down | fell under q
heavy grinding stone, which was too heavy 10
give way to the weight above. Ward found his
wife at the City Hall. .- a.lF.
| The following is one of the heart rendne in.
cdents; Margaret Hamilton aged ID, this was
her first days work, her devoted mother atten
ded her, and when asked what injuries hel
daughter received, replied, cher arm is broken
and her head is broken, and oh, my God ,'--and
here the poor woman burst into tears-"my
poor darling is all broken" The unfortunate
gil died to-day. The daughter was the mair
support of her mother and four children. Miss
Olive Bridges, of Calais, Me-, who worked il
the fifth story siezing the hosting chain OF the
elevator and went safely down and escaped un
injured before the building caught fire A mum
ber OF those imprisoned beneath the ruins coult
| be seen and conversed with. Drinks and re-
| freshments in some instances were passed tt
them
| When the fire spread over the ruins they
found escape hopeless, and bid adieu to friends
and in several cases gave directions as to Tho
disposition of their effects. In one part of the
| building hole was battered through wall
and through it could be seen three young wo
men who said they were not at all injured. -
One thrust her arm through the small aperture
and begged to be drawn through but before the
aperture could be made large enough the flames
drove the men away and the prisoners persisted
jury was summoned, who, after reviewing
the dead, adjourned til to- morrow. The ineu-
rance on the Pemberton Mills was Sal OUO--
said TO be against fire only.
LAWRENCE, Mass. ?. M.
We have very little additional in regard to
the d eadful catastrophe A large portion o
the killed are young girls, many Of them being
the main support Of their parents. The Are
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

A JUST JUDGMEST.-P Public opinion is bar
before which few care about appearing without
their acts will stand the seyercst scrutinizing,
some say that its verdicts are harsh, but never
theess they are generally just and correct.
"kennedy's Medical Discovery" has now been
on trial for some twelve Years, and during that
period thousands OF witnesses have arisen to
speak in its favor. One testifes that he was
cured Of Scrofula after suffering six years, an
other that he found impedate relief after suc
ering with Salt Rheum for twenty years, and
it is such evidence as this that has caused the
public to render the following verdict: Guilty
OF fextermnating and annihilating from the sys-
tenn every humor with which it comes in con-
tact, and we recommend it to the consideration
OF the afflicted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
Good News from the peni,nntinrr

The Penitcntiary has ceased to be drain
on the treasury Of the State. It's account for
the last year according to the report Of it's of.
tcers, stands thus: Cash receipts Ss3, 456 2S;
expenses for the same period S77,5l6 SO, ex-
cess Of earnings over expenditures, S5,963 90.
BESIDES this, work Was done for the State by
conriets, amounting to Sl,47l 60. The num-
Der OF convicts on the ISt of November, 1853
was 6J3; on the lst Of November, 1859 they
nu nbered 8j3-an increase of 100 during SIM
gle year.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

"W. Dcnnison," in his inaugural, thus i'm.
proves on Webster, and givs us a Republican
definition of freedom
Freedom is giant, which, while asleep
Lllipuiians may bnd to the earth with innum
'crable fne-spun cords; but, aroused, he breaks
with ease the meshes, and holds the pigmies
in the hollow ofhs hand"
We supposed when wv. Dennison' was on
the stump last fall, that lie was fresh from the
perusal of Gulliyer's Travels. This definition
confirms the conjecture.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

was confined to the ruins Of the Pemberton
Mills. The loss Of property is estimated at
100000. The Mayor has issued the follow
ing notice: Lawrence, Jan. llth.-Terrible
as our calamity has been, I think it is much
over estimated in the numter killed. As near
Is have been able TO ascertain this morning,
find the dead and missing, which is equivalent
to dead, lis, and 100 wounded Some OF the
wounded will die but very much the larger num-
Der will survive"
Signed. n. SAUSDERs, Jr.. Mayor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
Sad l.! 8EE :

The Delhi Journal, Republican paper Of
Delaware County, Iowa, was ''robed in mourn
ing" on account of John Brown The editor
was in bad way. He said:
eve robe our columns in mourning this week
for the murder of the Hero Of Ossawatome--
the Champion Of the Down -trodden ard the
0ppreSsed-Joh Brown and for the Nation
that would permit such a murder to be com
mitted"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

Works. The House resolved to elect an addi.
tional Assistent Surgean. at Arms this aiter-
noon, and to pay Frederick Beck for services as
Assistant Sergeant Arms this session. Hon.
j. R. Swan is requested, by resolution, TO com
municate to the House the plan which he has
adopted in revising and collating the Statutes
OF 0hio.-Statesnaan l7h inst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
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Fulton's cough syrup fol- inflammation of Lungs;
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and Coughs originating from Whatever cnuse, and
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So many are daily suffering from the above dis.
eases-al symptoms ot Consnmpti"n--who will
never admit that here is any seed of that fata dis
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till the diseuse is 80 far progressed that the symp
toms OF Consumption become uumistakable. Ii is
with this view that would describe some OF the
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J the curly sufferer, he may give it his undivided
attention.. iabitual costiyeness, Liability to take
cold; llab ua Billousness Rushing OF Blood to the
head; Dizziness; Pain In the Shoulders; Pain under
the ohouiuerS and shoulder 6laues; frequent cold
Feet, and Hacking Cough; the coughing up of
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Difficulty of Brea hing, ior ShorIness Of Breath;
Cold chills in the morning. with Fever afer; Flush
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requens fits OF coughing on awakening in the
morning; frequent attacks of DiarrhGa; Pains IN I,
the Breast and Phthisic in early liie-uil OF those
are signs of the approach of that Consumption
which, if neglected when first felt, will probably
tel inmate in death.
We would then say 10 you, reader, work and act,
that you may save much suffering in alter lite, and
perhaps escape an early death.
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

GFIhe immense school tax under which the
people Of Ohio now groan, begins to attract
great deal ofpublic attention. There are many
reasons, perhaps, for its infection, there are al.
so many which call Tor its total abrogation.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
.Ts.c Primciple of ConstnntsnonIc."

wv. DonnlSon,' in his wonderful inaugural,
says The Slave States propose to set up for
themselves, on the principle Of ConStantinople!'
We are posed, now. We ask for lucid de
finition, such as that which his Excellency has
given Of freedom.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18
: .EFsI.T g.| JAZZ ~
Notice 40 Builders.

I q HE undersigned. bu lding Committee of No.
ttngt am Presbyterian Church, Maoretied towns
shin Harrison county are now ready To snow their
design to worknen, and will receive seaIed pro.
posnls until the first wednesday of February next
The house to be frame, and slze 10 by 46 feet.
JOHN KlRKPA TRICK, i
URIAH MOORE, Building Com.
JOHN SCOTT. r,.
Moore6eld, Ohio, Dec 81, '5s-3t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

PR 0POSALS will he received by the under
signed until the first day of Feb nary next, for
erecting Way Scales in the Cooperation of Cadz
Bids for the above will specify the kind intended
TO he made. J.R. HUNTER Mayor.
Jan | l. 1850
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-01-18

CEssr The editor Of the Borton Librator calls
upon the ladies Of the North to make use Of
nothing that is procured by slave labor. lie
needn't expect them not to use cocton They
will not erpecl so old a friend fran their Jason.