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MORTGAGE SALE.-W Whereas,

NJ C1h 1 OtAuh C1AADs~- " ACAt&Ao9
lfI Ale1auter Meg7tu md MaTeti Ae.seil. h.s Wife
and Harvey Dawson aad JuliA w. Iav!son- hts wsta
id oa tie artl 2y IT September IN t0e yer Of Cur
Lord one thousand tight hu:arrd AMI e1eente
ana deliver 10 jssss Il. Leayslwort certain deet Of
rox.Fe bearing a'< ths day md Jsaf s!ors,4d 10 r.
cure the payment thrr :cc psomt:*osy notss eata Of
cate with sid ,1*axe aud 10 'hes5 .a so.t*sxe
ded fo1 record The hecortrs Office tot Coos county,
nns in boo5 Slatseen Of MostzaxsA paEe cue Ia sad
ott.a and wh eh 4A mottk1<e anu noes wtTe ~ sA!d
Lxavenwo:th assEned the unelsgnsd. Oh the lit
cay Of Apr L. u ls56 Ind Ietauls 2vin4 beea made u
th payment VI The secured to b. pal By sid mort
ka9E 1aa note. benz A past dcs Now. 4eEsfo5s.
Iuc noes hereby given iaat III pursuance of and by
vntue and ths a4:h'isy ny Tad no,t4sEs
conferred. fr ,he purpose Of ~ n"ss. ~!
the hour fersDo2a of ;aas ~ u ~
County of t0sk ard st41e Of y pneS W.
premises y1x ana esus + .2i1 CIV q Ca!exe r.
fb4 County Of Cook and s2te Of !nnis kEtxn - ~
pumberu nineteen s) In block numet ia4ttY TN ID tha
school section Add to CLsxo. h-ink tar sos pssa-
ses Jese7bed tn Actxaf-. together Nth u and dn-
x.isr the tensmsna, hefed.t.ents ana a7pasenAness
thefeunto helopx NJ any 3sn!Nz And AZ tho
xht and equity OF redemption Of ta A;sxaa1rt IL 2sr.
WILLIAM =. oGDES. Assignee Of saso MotfSaEe.
C,vE1rAH Il AounFa1k. Attys Tor tho AAAEneaA.
Chlca2o, October 47th ia59. oGE&7.u:m
, 1860-01-28

II. above sae l. postponed Saturday, the fourth day
Ja!Sh.Qpta &.w kKEIEH Tu,u-%
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sec,ionaIfsrn intensified.

When Mr.. Pennington, in the exaltation o
his spirits caused by his sudden elevation to the
position he now holds, poured forth his to0ras
from the speakers chair, and declared with
mock sincerity, that he would administer the
affairs ofhis office in national spirit, regard
less Of sectional prejudice, and all that kind oi
stuff We doubted him, aud the events Of a
few days have confirmed the justice of these
doubts. Before twenty-four hours had elapsed,
and ere the funeral baked meats prepared for
the wake ofpoor Sherman, had grown cold, we
find this national man. Pennington, address
ing midnight crowd of drunken rowdies, and
declaring that the cold blooded murder Of peace
ful citizens of Virginia, by the mixture OF Thug.
pirate and puritan; old John Brown, was but a
nine days wonder
Recovering from the exhaustion Of this ma
tional and friendly speech onr national speak
er is taken with the pains Of labor, and on
Thursday, brought forth his ,''first national off
spring in the shape Of the committees of the
House. Look at it, what a beauty it is
OGS tue COUlulltLeeb On tue iiISI pd5c VI w
days Sentinel, and notice particularly the local
ity of the chairman ofthe different committees.
On the beggarly five committees, the heads
Of which, Mr.. Speaker Pennington, the Nation
al man has awarded to his subject provinces
ftho South, none are anything more than APP
prcntices' work, excepting that on Elections,
which he has given to Mr.. Gilmer, of y. Caro-
lima, with view, we presume, to making Sc
cure the scat of the Plug Ugly member from
Baltimore, II. Winter Days, who voted for
Pennington. ..... .t...... ....r-,.
If these are the acts Of Mr.. Pennington, the
National man. what would become ofus, il he
were sectional in his conduct.
G5-What has the Editor of the Republican to
say about the sectional complexion ofthe above?
| he is honest it must meet his decided disap-
probation. A few weeks since he and his new
friend of the Cleveland Pdmndealer could scarce
y find language sufficient to express their indig-
nation at the sectional complexion of the Sen
'te Committees. Come, neighbor, pitch in
rive us a shrek. -r .r a.r
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18th Of April, and from there be brought the
balance of the way on Especial train furnished
for the occasion by Baltimore and Ohio road
Quite number OF roads, forming continuous
chain from this city to st. Joseph, are in the
arrangement. They evidently understand and
fully appreciate the value of"Prnter's Ink"
The member from your District-Hon. John
A. Binsham--yesierday introduced two bills in
the House. One dsapproving and declaring
null and void all territorial acts OF the Lessla-
ture of New Mexico which establish and pro-
tect slavery. This bill was referred to the
Committee on the judiciary. The other was
bill to regulate the compensation Of members Of
Congress, and TO repeal so much of the law as
gives mileage to members and delegates in Con-
gross. 1t is not believed by any one here
abouts, that the latter bill can pass either House,
nor IS il believed that it was introduced with
any such hope on the part OF the author 1t is
Gather intended for "Buncombe"--of making
show Of being in favor OF economy, when there
is no possible chance of bringing it about. II
70 VI tAS a. "a NV gu
for member to receive mileage, why does he
draw his from the Treasury? lie is not COM
pe'led to do SO. Blythe way, speaking OF mile
age, if | am not greatly mistaken, it has been
p,oven that Mr., B. was one Of the Republican
members from Ohio in the 34th Congress, who
were not even content with the amount allowed
by law for the mileage of members, and actually
TOOK mo~e from the Treasury than he 1Cas honest
lg entitled 10 nq1e' the very lar aohicb he no,o
processes to he aRrious to repeal Has he ever re-
fHndod the amount he overcharged during that
Congress? If not, does it not furnish conclu-
sivc evidence to every fair minded man, that
there is tinge Of hypocrisy in introducing his
bill yesterday? Wrong as he noso rofcsses to
think the law in allowing mileage -extravagant
as are its provisions, about two years ago. he
was not satisfied with it, and by taking more
than it allowed proved that he then thought it !
did not give enough-that IS for every twenty |
miles travel, ty the nearest usually trausleE
route, was not sufficient. Can you find any con-
sistency between his professions nog and his |
actions about tho gears agoF DO not the latter
prove the former false and unworthy Of con-
fidence?
Mr.. Vallandigham, Democrat, of your State
has given notice of his intention to Introduce
Homestead Bill shortly. Mr.. Howard, Demo
,rat, also of your State, yesterday introduced
bill to pension the officers and soldiers Of the
war of 1912. B.
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Good.

The editor of the Cleveland P1dindco1ers
brother, MA G. failed to receive ain office un-
der Forney. j. w. G,'s. fattery of Forney did
not avail. Look out for thunder in the Plain
dealer against Forney.
But there IS one thing we do congratulate
Forney and every member of Congress upon, and
that is this: Instead of N. A. G. receiving an
office from Forney, Mr.. Forney had the good
sense to appoint to the post of taking charge
ofthe books voted to members" our own fellow
citizen, r. j. Bennett Esq. This is an office
worth worth $500 per session. Although op-
posed to Mr.. b. politically we cannot help con-
graduating every member of Congress in having
such gentlemen in their employ. They will
always find him to be affabe, courteous and
pleasant to all who have anything to do with
him
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HARRISON County Fair.

At the meeting on last Saturday an nexcellent
premium list was made out. The Directors
were ordered to build new Floral Hall, and
make all other necessary improvements. 1t
was also agreed that next Fair should be held
on Welneslah Thursday and Eriday, October
3rd, A.. and 5h, 1860. Mr.. Knox, the Treas.
urer, and Mr.. Cunningham one Of the Dir ctors,
resigned; when 0. Slenmons was elected Treas
urer, and w. L. Houser Director. An excellent
committee offive persons were appointed to ap.
point the different committee men Let all
begin to make preparations for the Fair.
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Acknowledgements. A

We are under obligations to Hen. j, A. Bing-
ham and NJ. Mccall for public documents.
We are also under obligations to Hon. w, B.
Woods, of Licking county, for pamphlet copy
Of the able speech delivered by him in the House
OF Representatives on the list inst We will
try and find room for its publication soon.-
Mr.. Woods was formerly whig, but in the
language Henry Clay, ''when that party merg-
ed itsciinto a contemplate abolition party then
he was no longer whig," but united himself
with the only National party in the country
the Democratic party. -.ts.4.
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Go it Niger.

The Black Republican Supreme Court o.
Ohio has just decided that negroes Of a certain
grade Of yellowness shall VorE? The Court
says it has carried out the Constitution ofOhio.
In that the Court lies, knowingly! For the
Court knows that in the Old Constitution of
Ohio the word "inhabtant'' qualities the voter
ofproper age-while the new Constitution uses
the word "ctizen" to qualify the voter of prop.
er age and this citizen must be white" The
Court knows that a negro or a mulatto is not
"citizen" and is not "white''--and the Court,
also, knows that this change from "inhabitant''
Of the old Constitution to the "citizen" of the
new Constitution was made on purpose to keep
negroes in whole or part from voting. Yet,
this Black Republican Court, in order to secure
the good will Of Abolitonists and negroes OVER
RIDES THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE, AND
THE RIGHTS AND WISHES or THE WHITE PEOPLE
OF ONO. And yet the present Legislature
TALKS ABOUT passing a law to keep negroes
out Of the State. This is beautiful Give them
tho right to vote and then talk about keeping
Ahoul Vub VI Iho ptdtC'. lSH IL cons lStenL!--
lsn'tit elegant? Won't it have fine effect in
the future, when by this decision a saddle col
ored "genmen" may take his seat in the Leg
islature, for ifa man has right to vote he has
also tho right to enjoy the votes ofothers III
Whatdo you think this citizens of Harrison
County, Are you ready to have your vote kill
ed by a mulatto vote? Are you? Don't it
please you nightly? Don't the prospects tickle
you and make you feel good all over? Amt
you glad you elected Republicans to office?---.
Doesn't it, please you to think over how the
Republican stumpers told you that the Republi-
can party was "the white mans party?"e Oh!
But didn't they pull the wool over your eyes?
Yes! And they will do it again if YOU do not
look. out for your cwn future interest as white
mon. They will even try to show youthat this
decision is according to the Constitution and
they will lio about that as they have lied about
their party being the white mans party--but
you can always contradict such falsehood by re-
ferring to the Constitution of the State of Ohio.
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e Sentine
AHti-EObaCcO Meeting.

number of gentlemen opposed to the use Of
tobacco, met in accordance to previous notice
at the store room of Mr.. Jacob Crabb on the
evening Of the 10th inst. The object Of the
meeting being stated by j. S. Thomas, on mo-
tion Mr. Jacob Crabb was called to the chair
and Wm. G. Finney appointed Secretary Up
on free exchange of opinion; and a unanimous
agreement founded upon long experience of most
Of those present that the use of tobacco is very
injurious to health; as its discontnuance, is al
most certain to be the harbinger Of returning
health aud vigor, it was resolved to form a So
ciety for the purpose ofdiscoursging, OF by exam
pie and precept, the further use Of this unheal,
thy and disagreeable narcotic.
On motion the Chair appointed the follow.
ing committee to propose resolutions for the
consideration Of the meeting, viz: J. S. Thorn
as Samuel Slemmons, Joseph Sharon, Solomon
Glass Joseph R. Hunter, M. X. Turner and
Jacob Jarvis. ..'.
After some remarks by VIM &. Flnney, the
committee, through their chairman, reported as
follows:
Reso'ue8, That it is considered proper to form
a permanent society," whose chief object shall
be to discourage the sale and use of Tobacco
That preachers, professors of colleges, teach
ers OF schools, physicians, editors, merchants
and public officers generally, are by their posi-
ton and association, capable OF exercising a
great influence upon community in general, and
are therefore earnestly solicited by this meet
ing to join us, by precept and example, in erad-
icating the vile weed from amongst us, so that,
at least, the rising generation may escape the
debility Of mind and body, engendered by its
use .. .. . ..
That we hold regular weekly meetings on
Thursday evenings. at which we respectfully
invite all to attend who desire to cooperate in
this needed reform.
That persons in the different towns Of Eari-
son county, agreeing with us in the necessity Of
reform, are requested to organize societies in
their different localities f..0
After some time spent in the consideration OF
the report of the committee, the resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Soloman Glass the editors of
the Cadiz Republican and Cadiz Sentinel, and
all other papers friendly to the reform were re-.
quested to publish the proceedings ofthis meet
ing-and that the Gadz papers each furnish
the Secretary with one hundred copies Of their
papers containing these proceedings.
On motion it was agreed to hold the next
meeting on Thursday evening, 23rd inst, at tie
Probate Judges office. '..ta
On motion the meeting adjourned 10 lad,
o JACOB ORABB, President
WIZ G.. FISSEY, Secretary.
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AUCTION!
On SATURDAY MARCH 8. 1850

The subscriber will offer at Public Vendue. on
Saturday, March = ls6O, the premises in Archer
township, the iollowlng properly. to-wil: head
of horses, head Of cattle, ! good mileh cow
sheep, hogs, and other stock tW o-horse wagon.
Pows. Harrews, culIiya tors, ard othe- lalmjug
utensils; one set of Harness, Household and Kit
chen Furniture, and great many other articles
not mentioned.
Terms made known on day OF sale Lot all who
want bargain attend.
JOHN K. THOMPSON.
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Sale OF Real Estai" by order O { the
PTobiltc Court of aEnrrisom couu.
ty sAss5n

Bf virtue nf an order of snle made by the rfc.
bate Court Of Harrison county. Ohio. The Under.
signed viii sell on tho eighth day of March, A. d
1860. AT ten o'clock in the forenoon, on the prrrni
SOS, in Rumley township in the comfy and Staip
aforesaid at the late residence Of Margaret An
dcrson, deceased the following real estate as the
property Of John Anderson. deceasad. To viii; ma
North East quarter OF Section lumber twelve iI2l
and Range number five t5) containing One Hun.
cred and Sixty acres more or less the same being
in The SteubcnylUe Land llistrici; Said land viii
be sold clear OF any II tcumbrance by Dover or 9th
erwise. 't0s0
Terms Of Sale One-thrd of the purchase mon
ey in hand, one third in one year and one.third in
two years IL m sale, with interest on deferred
payments, with Mortgage security.
SAMUEI GALBRAIrU,
Survivor of james Anderson. Executor of the
last will and testament Of John Anderson, dec'V.
Ry J, II. MtMArH, Attorney.
Feb. s, l8GQ-5t,
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Executors Sale.

There will iio sold at Public Ver due. af the late
residence ot Edward iieaiea deceased, OF Cad;z
tho 18th OF March, A. d. 1860, the ,oIlo,ring Jsi ,
scribcd property, io-wit Cattle Hogs. Hay, grain
in the hnshei and grainin the ground, one wagon.
and farming utensils md other things too rodIgus
to men lion Sale TO commence At Ten o'cIsrk on,
said day. SAMUEL HEALEA.
GEORGE W. fIkALEA
Executors Of Edward Healea. licensed
Feb, 10 I56o-it
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Dodges Unrivalled Improvement
i'll Open Fire Places, Patented
March 1G 1885

THE exclusive right to set Crates on Dodqe's
l. Improved Plan in Harrison and Tuscarawas
counties has been purchased by b. L. &. A. NJ,
Parsons, New Philadelphia
Hit is an object to obtain fly per cent more
heat from fifty per cent less IueI Dodge Patent
will accomplish it, If it is desirable to avoid the
dust usual in the old method OF setting Crates,
Dodge's Patent will doit. Ii you desire TO enjoy
ent.
Old Crates can be set on this plan.
Persons putting Up buildings would do we'll to
examine this Pa'e, before they build their fious,
es wlth iiues or,set Gre tes upon theOid plan. .
&J"Orders may be addressed to the subscriber rs
in New Philade phia, Ohio or Mr. T. WALKER,
Cadiz, Ohio, either of whom will be pleased to give
information in regard TO the Crates 10 the people
OF Harrison or Tuscarawas counties
B. l. & A. Nj. PARSONS.
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Chic LEGISLATURE.

Asynopsis of the proceedings Of this won
derful body ofmen, during the past week, isnot
worth publishing. Nothing ofany importance
has been transacted The members generally
leave for home every Friday or Saturday, and
retdrn on Monday or Tuesday evenings.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-02-22

0T~Wc learn that an interesting revival Of
religion is now in progress IN Jefferson in this
county, under the ministration of Rev. j. NJ.
Bray, of the NJ. L. Church. A number we
learn have been added to that church.
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WIZ. G.. F1NNEY, Secretary.

0%5-Fred. Douglass (black) and Sarah Parker
Remond (also black) have lately been address
ing meeting at Wakefield, England, and ut.
tering there arrago of abolition and abuse Of
the United States 4Nagiousgentlemene entitled
Reverend participated in the blasphemous
proceedings / IF II sI n H Is III L
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that there will he a arti
ton presented to the commissioners Of Har ,i,on
county, at their March session. 1850 PRAYING for a
New Road commencing at post on the county
road, east OF the station house, al the Philadelphia
crossings, on the :. & /. K. Il. thence the nearesr
aud be st rOuge to inieIseet the New Phil pdeIuhia
Road ives, of the station house aLlye mentioned
Feb, - lSG-it Many PETITIONERS
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+ GRAN opportunity to purchase good farm,
is offered in to-day's Sentinel, by Mr.. Hance
Dunlap Of Athens township.