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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20
PanOramas.

Our readers will be glad to learn that the
large and magnificent panoramas Of a Voyage
from London to Africa, and Blythes great paint
ings of the Prince Of Wales visit to America, IS
to be exhibited in, Cadiz. From our, Pittsburgh
and other exchanges we learn that this ~ one
Of the largest and best Panoramas now travel
ing 1t gives complete sea voyage from the
city of London to Cape town in South A frica.
Thence. it follows the route. and illustrates the
thrilling adventures Of Dr.. Livingstone, DR..
Barth, Captain Burton, and other African trav
elers. E@
Last but not least 60 and see Blythes cele-
brated paintings Of the Prince Of Wales, Broth
er Johnathan and Johnny Bull which are ev-
erywhere received with storms ofapplause--
Exhibiuon, Friday and Saturday evenings, at
the NJ 8 p Church. Tickets 25 cents, boys and
girls under Is years, is cents--chiIdren under
II years, 10 cents.
Tickets sold at Hanna's news room.
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.Acl,icnIt,raI aIeetine.

The members ofthe Harrison County Agri-
cultural Society are requested to meet at the
Court House in 0adiz on next Saturday, Feb
rpary .23, 1861, at Pm, The Premium List
for the present year will be submitted to tho
meeting. sgsaa saogr.A -yae = ,y5gs- -1 qfg1
lal .eaGk GkJOHNl NJ ROBINSON, Secretary
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A ooatemptible SANDER, started in connecti-
cdt, Is now going the rounds Of the Republican
press, which charges that Senator Benjamin, oI
louisiana, one ofths ableSt lawyers in the Uni
ted States, was, while at College, a common
thief and would have been expected had It not
been that he left College to escape this disgrace
This conteinptibls SANDER, Tor slander it is,
is bat rehash Of one which went the rounds
of the same press twenty years ago, which sta
ted that Thomas Il Benton, while at College
was athiel and that stolen money was found
secreted in his cravat. These tales are Of the
same coinage, and both utterly hlse .-aNationa
Democrat. - = - --ai.s-z,i- astsis -
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S
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w. Lincoln Gat the cadiu junction.

Last Fhandey IwAs considerable Of q day in
"thess pArls.i, live President OF q Presi-
dentsleet had never passed through this oouh
~ belore. Mr. Lincoln, the President elect,
eoncloded to pass over the P. O. q O. rail
road; aad last Thursday was, the day he was to
make his appearance at the Cadiz Junction.
Early on that morning, everybody in this sec
ton was on tip.toe for the Junction Six cars,
as full they could hold, went down from Cadiz,
besides large numbers had gathered in from all
parts of the surrounding country. There, must
have been between thousand and fifteen hun
dred people on the groundva The train arrived
from the west, about one O'Clock; and It bad
hardly stopped until Mr.. Lincoln made his ap-
pearance on "the hind platform Of the hind car, !"
and was introduced to the people by Judge jew
EFT, the President of the Road Mr.. Lincoln
thanked the people for the reception they gave
him, and stold them that il was impossible for
him to make speech, as he had not time.
The President elect, With his family and
suite, then partook, as Mr.. Lincoln said it was,
after it was over, ofan excellent dinner. After
dinner, Mr.. Lincoln, again appeared on the
platform OF the car, and told the people he could
not make a speech, "as he was too full for ut
teraneeiT but il they had time, they would or
ganize the train, and pass a vote Of thanks to
the people of Harrison county for the excellent
dinner they had received, and especially to the
lady fthe house. ' sss7 s,sg sas 'a ~
The train then moved on, Mr.. Lincoln waiv
ing his hand to the crowd and bidding them
uieu'}s gesl s7al ha saf48 has Hfag IS ,Ed7is ban
Those that have. seen Mr.. Lincoln's ''picter,''
know what kind ofa looking man, be is, and it
is not necessary forus to tell lathem anything q.
bout his looks. '.- '.,rf ....,..5,....
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The Oyerseer ana his Piaatation

The Overseer and MS Plaatation.
:. The Tribune cracks its whip all the time, but
there is q great dealof rebellion. The Hon. Mr..
Dayton candidate in 1856 with Fremont, comes
out for the border State plan Of concihation. A
Tribune cracks bis whip in his face, and threat
ems him zrs0ss aeE1ifsF Era .H-ola. g5- -tIer
The Tribune seems 10 entertain an idea that
The Republican Party is a great negro planta.
ton, and thatits Editor is sole oyerseer.
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Robinson's majority,

ssEFr NJ .a8g 3. i
Then such shouting. and following as went
up for the successful candidate would astonish
the nairitiated. 1T was great triumph over the
men who do allthe drudgery and laborous work
in this section for the Republican party. Mr..
George has always been active Jealous worker
in the Republican ranks, but he cooldn't win.
The, battle is not always won by the swift, nor
the race by the strong, as Mr. George has very
suceeasuiiy ounnuFouT'gs y1D5a Sc Ftggi "a atge
Mr. Robinson, 1.-The successful man, is a young
gentleman Of unimpeachable character; has been
clerking inthc post ptiee for the past five years.
and We don't tsuppose he ever spent five minutes
in trying to get any person to vote any ticket,
unless it was during the past four or five weeks.
He is not politician, and don't understand the
business. We congratulate the people that the
same gentleman who has waited so faithfully on
them in the Cadiz post office during the past five
years will continue to wait on them during the
coming four wears. - .a1 ~. i-. fha''' f'
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rev. Van Dykes Sermon.

s&sd<ts aaeh hSy AAN . tSs<h AAs"s3s' ttas'
Next week we shall re-publish Rev. II. u.
Van Dykes, Sermon. as revised and published
in pamphlet form. The sermon we published
a few weeks since, was taken from the New
York Herald, the morning after its delivery
Therefore it could not be correct. lr.5s os ass.a
As our neighbors have intimated they will
publish. Mr.. Van Dykes Sermon, (after back
ing out and calling II biasphemy, Aif we will
publish,a Mr.. sloan's reply to the same, we
viii do this: r they win publish Mr., Van
Dykes Sermon, Gas it appears in next weeks
Sentinel,) week after next, we will publish with
the greatest ofpleasure Mr.. Sloans reply ASH
appears in the pamphlet copy at Hapna's. ~
We are perfectly willing 70 let our readers
have both, sermons. to read, and Judge Of the
merits ofeacha onss 5s,.gs ! ts,s a, rlisi ,.s,e
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nor The closing years ofIiie are often render
ed vrelched by ailments which are stFfiing in
themselves and easily cured IL taken in time =
Affection OF the liver, stomach, and other orgsDs
concerned in digestion, arc the most frequent.
They naturally make the sufferer nervous, rri-
table and complaining, and relatives and friends
are forced to bear the bruntoft their illshumor.
The use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will
prove an efficient remedy for this evil It will
not only strengthen, therwhole physical organ
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Complaint The first physicians in the coun-
try are loud in their praise OF this preparation.
Another recommendation Of the Bitters is that
it is so palatable to the taste it may be used as
beverage. s-
Sold by all druggists. .s--. .-@-,...
oe5-Read the following from the Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor of the State Of Indi-
ana:
F.aeF7 M grISDIANAPoLIss Sept 2, 1851.
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attend to my. ordinary business at times, and
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effeeting, was induced by friend to try them.
I have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine equal to its rec
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that can not now dispense with the use oft
at my advanced age of life-seyenty seven years.
I cheerfully give this information for the BEN
eitof those similarly affected. "a E%z
"a >-A ~ ~ ~ Yours truly. .~
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See advertisement. ~ ..... .....-.
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cadfz P6st once Eiccfion--s Third
-. and Last Heat.

Last Saturday was the day set apart by the
Republicans for the third and, last heat in the
election ola Reps1Hcaa Post Master in Cadiz, to
serve during Lincoln's administration, The fore
part oithe day was rather pleasant, but in the
afternoon it was very disagreeable, il having
commenced showing about oneo'clock. Both of
the cand dates Msssrs. George. and Robinson
--entered The rirg early; and Il ever two men
worked faithfully for q prize, ii. was them, The
pollslopened at 10 o'clock, the same Judges act
iug as before, and a minor and d Bell man sery-
ingas Clerks We have often seen work done
at elections, but last Saturday eclipsed them all
Each candidate and his friends were working
with as much zeal as II the Post Office in Cadiz
was worth $4,000 . year, Every vote that
could possibly be crowded into the ballot box
was placed there, After much excitement, and
a long tlresome heat, the polls closed at A T. NJ,
when the 'tale was told,o Three hundred and
ninety five persons calling themselves Republi-
cans had deposited their ballots, and the result
ofthe days work was announced thus:~--' Fss,r
John N. Robinson, :, ga,-e,'e-g.. 2l5
Samuel George, Jr., = rFss-aal e-sl lol
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20

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We have putup and sold this article for over
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mr.. LincoIn's fon,e 10 " asl,ington

-E4gf- s7s .g#t&A. Eat SHys Heys4 f8l sss.vaa p
Mr.. Lincoln, the President elect, is certainly
taking very circuitous route to Washington
City. Hc left his hcme, Springfield, Illinois, on
Monday, the, 18th inst. That day he vent TO
Indianapolis. On the 18th TO Cincinnati On
the 18th to Columbus On the 14th to Cadiz
Junction, ,Steubepville, Wellsville and Pittsburg.
Opjthe 18th to- Wellsyillef and Cleveland. " On
the 10th to Buffalo On the lSth~to Albany.
Onthes 18th to.New York City, To-day, the
goth, to Trenton. On,the 2lst to Philadelphia.
On the, 22dAe Hairsburgh.2e On the sE23rd to
Baltimore; and onAthe 25th To Washing gtonA Ci-
tv.s ssaSl 1siae g:ly8si5 siyas het daia EGrEe
II Mr. Lincoln was the discreet man be sho'd
be in these perous times, he would have went
direct 10 Washington City when he left his own
home, instead Of taking the circuitous route he
has. He certainly must belfonder OF 'pomp and
displsy," than he in trying TO heal the present
tTOUbleE, atsss !,str asssa 4gsss5tG
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ICa,tiz FniI .I,oa a Time TnbIe.

l7srhe Cars leave uad arrive at Cadiz every day,
vzcept Sunday as ioilowss- -, ~.
Leave at 6-O0 A. NJ. $50 A. M and $50 p. NJ
= IkAfrixe al S405 A. M llA45 A M and SOS P. M.
- The 600 A. M and $40 r. M. ihaius make con-
nsctions at The Junction with trains going West.
81 The $50 and $50 p M. trains make eoHiec-
tions atthe junction withtrains going East.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-20
EIAn0 Cats Of Stocking Yarn \. s.ass~
OWN 30 pair Blankets, all wonl
1klsAik LBS Carpet cha in for saleat !, ~
Ls5tyO~------.-.s----.S s Il II McFADDESS

4 (tAf,P IfNtss,, Brussels tiireeply, lmgrainvs.
&g8 nitisa ana Rug, Tor sale chsapl BY &c y
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Sold BY all druggists.

0FrRead the following from the Hon. Morris
Morris, formerly Auditor of the State Of Indi-
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Feb. 90, 1861.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02
LANSING STATE RtPUBLIlAN-hXTRA.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Feo,cti-ens of the Senate and House of Representatives.
The Constitution Of State makes it incumbent upon the
Executive at the close his official give the Iegs
laturc information by message of the condition of the State
and such them he shall deem exped
emit Before entering upon this duty allow to congratulate
You upon the prosperity and happiness that the people OF
State enjoyed YOU last in these halls We have
blessed with health Peace good order and contentment
have been lot The earth has yielded for her richest
fruits ganaries filed OVERLOOKING and hearts
should be full of gratitude the Gver all good for the
rich gifts He kindly besows upon We have steadily
increased improvement population and material wealth. and
the complete development of natural alone
wanting to make Michigan Of the first this great
Conederacy Proper and udcious legislation followed by
the energy and perseverance OF our people will make
the wilderness blossom like the rose" We have within
limits hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants This
is but small population IN comparison TO what State is
capable Of sustaining By far the portion of Michigan
is as wilderness this portion that needs your
fostering But while say this would not have you
neglect the older and popuous parts of the State You
the representatives OF the whole people, and equal and
act justice to a.! should be your governing principle
The Indebtedness of the State and the payment thereof will
demand your serious consideration In January 1859 twenty
thousand dollars the debt fell due promptly paid
the Treasury Forty thousand dollars fell due in January
1860 thousand dollars of which has been paid
and the balance being thirteen thousand dollars bonds has
been deposited with the Treasurer Michigan
Company under our banking law the payment Of which
has not been demanded The debt exists with
its date maturity reported by the Auditor General
follows
Peni,entary Bonds payable on demand ...S $1,000 90
Internal Improvement Warrant Bonds, payable
demand .......................... so 90
Full paid 100000 Loan Bonds due Jany 1868 $4,000 90
Adjusted bonds due January 1868 l737,ls5 90
Temporary Loan Bonds, due January, 1873 $4,000 90
Renewal Loan Of ls5s due January. ls7s. 26,OOO 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. s2le3 as5 90
The part PAID 5000 600 Loan Bonds, (sl59ooo)
outstanding when funded Wi. to, 1892 IS
Outstanding Internal Improvement Warrants, S65 l6
T,+,i 50 2ss S4o 20
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-01-02

~ cry ut hundred and sixytree dollars and sevenyeight
' this appropriation have been expended in the con-
ION OF the wing and fully completed and fur.
nsle and the Institution contains hundred and
seven boys and two girls This place girls
Inv course OF discipline is such that is mpractcable to keen
M Two sexes apart and keep them together tend to
eeat the great objects of the Institution In the month OF
une 1893 granted pardon to girl who had been
TINS school, from Lapeer county The pardon granted be-
was mpracticabe keep her the Institution The
law as it exists makes distinction between sexes
ana both may be sent there recommend that amend the
law so as to prohibit the sending of girls the Reform School,
as 1t Is at present organized small appropriation Of three
Or four thousand dollars would be sufficient suitable
buildings for the reception of females These buildings could
De erected adjacent to the Institution, and It's management
could be under the board of officers. recommend the
appropriation.
You respectfully referred to the Annual Report Of the
officers Of this Institution for the details of its management
and financial affairs In the month of October last the machine
shop connected with the Institution took fire. and large por
ton OF the building destroyed The shop has since been
repaired at Of nearly sixteen hundred dollars
DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.
The officers of this Institution III their biennial report the
Legislature Of 1859 asked for appropriation Of lightweight
thousand dollars complete the buildings and
thousand dollars towards purchasing furniture and deayng
the expenses OF the Institution for two years.
The Legislature made appropriation for the above pur
poses of sixve thousand dollars FOR the year 1850 and
enen thousand dollars for the year 1860 and authorized the
raising Of the same by taxation 1t was, undoubtedly. the
expectation of the officers of the Asylum this appropriation
for the years would be advanced by the Treasurer
out Of the General Fund i'll anticipation OF the receipt the
taxes No portion of the appropriation for year 1859 could
any PoSopi py taxation before March,
1850 and the appropriation for that will be received
before March The condition Of the Treasury such
that 1t found impractcabe make consider
able advances this Institution General Fund and
meet promptly foreign liabilities and deay the expenses
Of the government There has paid to this Asylum out of
the appropriation Of 1859 the Of ytwo thousand dollars
which has been expended derayng ordinary expenses
for the years and towards the completion of the build
ings will require further appropriation complete
buildings and deray the expenses Of the Institution for the
years | recommend that you make appropriation
sufficient for this purpose The expenditures thus far upon
this Asylum exclusive OF what has beeu paid or the land
neced with it, as follows:
1850, 5000 90
1864, Observation-Disclosures. 5000 60
1855 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000 90
1855, 10000 90
1859 go. Observation-Disclosures. SO 0CO 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-31

To Jacob Frsnh George I~icr, Aosbosy Ionst,
Frank Volts, Kate Volts. lharfss We'll, Charles
j.. Swenson, A. Gottschh, n. Miller, Lane 4
0sye, ohriStisn = Brady tdefcndsrtr)
VOU ore hereby .rsspectively notified that there
IL now on file IN the Clerk . lice cf the District
Covrt Of Lee County, Iowa, ~ Keoiuk, . petition
of Hiram Barney, claiming . judgment IN fore
cloture OF mortgage against said jacob Frank,
above named fur the sum u rouf Huudrcd and
Fatty Dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
lst day Of July, 1850, and : special and general
tkcoation seainst Jacob Frank and &c against ri
said descendants above named prayr sho for The
foreclosure II mortgage, given BY said Jact
Frank to Ghss- Mason, upon lots Z, Sand q, Block
l7a, In the City Of keoksk, Lse Comfy, Iowa =
the sale Of said morgs ged premises to pay off said
debt, the extinguifh oil all equity II REDEEM r.
ton therein, tor ccsts and eensr.l relief. IN
No~ you md each of you are notified to sppsar
and answer raid petition on she morning ot the
second day OF the next term al said Court. to DO
holden Cd the LIT Monday oil September, 1861, Or
Judgment nd decree will b had therein al prayed
for by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL.
May y, 1S6l4d4w Solicitor for Petitioner