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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

A NEGRO ELopEs WITH A WHITE Girl -
The Aboiiti' nists OF Medina county are be
ginning to realze that as they have sown
they shall reap. The doctrine OF negro
quality, so literally advocated by them, is
bearing its legitimate fruit in practice, and
the preachers OF that doctrine can reflect
with qualification that their labors have not
been in vain, Il is understood that negro
was implicated in the murder Of the Coy
family, and recently the right minded por-
tion OF the people Of Medina havs been shock
ed by the rlopement ofnegro with young
white girl. The girl is sixteen years Of age
and is the daughter Of man named Hill
Tie p,ir went on foot from Medina to We'll
lington, distance OF twenty miles They
were overtaken at the latter place and bro't
back to Medina, where the negro is now in
Jail. lie asserts that the girl persuaded him
to elope with her Wayne Co. (0) Dem
0Cyat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

LAKE SUPERIOR SGLyER.-Eyiden.
ces of the richness Of the silver de-
posts in the Lake Superior seem to be
constantly accunala:ing, The Hough-
ton Gazette, of November. p, says:
Geo. P. Cummings, Esq, has
opened vein this week on sec. Is,
town 40 n. of range 20 W., a. section
that has fallen to the bay de n. 4 NJ.
Z. 4. we believe, from which he has
brought in some 100 lbs. of extremely
rich ore, some of the specimens weigh
ing from 5 to 10 lbs, and almost pure
The ore is a cright steel color, indica-
ting high per cent. Of silver. The
vein, at the point at which the blast
ing was done, is about two feet wide.
The richness with which the veins
open is most astonishing, exceeding
any deposits Of the kind ever before
known. Sufficient openings have been
made in dieerent towns, at points from
five to ten miles apart, to establish the
direction of the loaes or veins, that
they extend over a wide belt of coun
try, while these various assays, with
numerous others which have not beer
given to the public, demonstrate be-
yodd all controversy that the Gelens
carries remarkable high per centuu
Of the precious metal. "
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

In III. Court Of Common Pleas, HIvis4~
County, Ohio
Rachel Singhause, Alexanlsf1
Saxton ana Jane Saxon. t.-i+ sEafifr
- VS.. Petition
Sarah HcaleN, (widow.) ANA
heaIea, Sarah EieHlea, Bslinds p, for -
Ruaby and Martin V. Bnsby, ..ae.,r,i =
Edward jealea, Georgs Hea. Partition :
lea, Samuel lleaiea, Joseph
HeaEen and Thomas tieaaa ,Sr l,g.sy.i'
and Thomas Henlea,glr. n
Tg'il i said Sarah ilaalea lwidow) Ann Flea
l lea and tie said other heirs and deyiseas
OF Edward jIoalea. ST.. late of Harrison coun-
ly, OHIO deceased, will take notice that a pa
tiiion was filed against them oa the 3D. day Of
December, A. D. 1863, n the said Court tf'
Common Pleas. by sad Rachel Sinshause.
Alex ,nder SAXON and Jane, his wit6, and IL
now pending, wherein said petitioners demand
partition of The following real estate, OF wrtch.
said Edward Heoiea, Sr., died seized, in sara
Harrison county to-wit: The south wcstpaTt
Of the south west lu arter OF section %, ia,
township 10, OF range 4. containing osH; also,
the North part OF the North East quarter on
section Sc in township9; and range 4, contain"
lInp TO acres: also the middle par. toi the Wess
side Of section &C. township 9, aad range 4,
containing 36h acres; also part OF Tho south
halt OF the south east quarter 81 secllDn, 80 in
township 10, range a, containing acres, all In
the StetDenyilie Land District, ana at the next
Iterm oi said court commencing February s
1854, said Petitioners will apply for au order
Iifor the assignment sof Dowor to said Sarah
ljoalea twidowj and that partitioR may be
made oi said pfemis0s'gar u Ee,rrp-a y
y ogaDug Attorney ior Den,andan
Dsa Q ls63-6t ' f+'4'
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The uypocrltcs Unmasked.

The loud profession Of friendship for the
soldier made by the Abolition Republican
leaders. has recently been put 10 p-actic4l
test in Congress, and like most Of their other
professions. it has been found unmeaning
and hypocritical A correspondent OF the
Harrisburg (Pa) PaisSot and Union tells
how. Tie writes:
WAsH1SsToN CRY, Dec. II, 1883
DEAR Patriot: Mr.. Denison (Demoorat)
Of Pennsylvania, offered a resolution to day.
directing the committee on Military Affairs
to bring in bill to increase the pay OF all
the private soldiers in the service Of the
United States to thirty dollars a month.
one half therefor to he paid to the families Of
such OF them as have families.
Although this would be but simple Justice
to cur soldiers, and is no more than is paid
to common laborlpg hand at home, yet you
will be surprised to learn that the Republi-
cans opposed it in solid body, Dotwithstand.
ing their boasted professions OF friendship
for the soldiers during the election campaign
last fall AS the form in which the resolu.
tion was offered by Mr.. DenisOn would com.
Pc the committee to bring in bill, in &C
coldance with its directions, Mr.. Weshburne.
(Republican) OF Illinois, 10 order to enable
the committee. which is composed or a ma.
jority Of Republicans, to dodge the respon.
siblity OF opposing the interests oil the sell
diers, very cunningly, as he thought, tried
to get MIR. Denison TO change the ephraseolo-
rg of The resolution so as 10 have the COM
mittee merely irquiae in o the tzprdiency OF
increasing the soldiers pay, etc, Tut Mr.,
] Deuison, although new member, saw his
object, and refused to ctpt The moditica-
ton so insidiously suggested, which caused
a great fu'terilg among the Republicans -
| Thew say that if tie resolution was allowed
! TO pass in that form it would amou to q
percmptory order to the committee 10 bring
| in bill allowing the soldiers lhe full thirty
dollars, hich they feared would so depete
the Treasury that there might rot be enough
of greenbncks left for their shoddy friends,
gun contractors, etc. Hence they were
| driven 10 the necessity of showing their
| hands BY moving an amendment 10 the res
olutIon, so as to make it merely inquire into
the expediency of giving the increased pay
to the soldiers, and on the votes being ta-
ken, the Democrats voted directly in favor
o. compelling the committee 10 give it, and
Republicans voted against it. Tho Rep2b
/ iicaIs having the majority, the amendment
was carried, and-thus we fad the poor SOL
tiiers have been deser Ell by their hypoc,iti-
cal Republican friends in the hour Q their
greatest need
Mr.. Washburne (Bep }. who was so eagsr
to deea his resolution to give batch of
Abolit on committee clerks, who have little
or nothngto do but direct Abolition speech,
es, 81 day, amounting 10 about $12O a
month, whiio they had just lev moments
besre re;u'ed Sla day or So mon h to
our gallant soldiers, who are liable to all pri>
yations, bardships and perlls Of the camp
and battle field.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13
Legal Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
County, Ohm.
Hester V. Henderson and Jnhn1 }I#
C. Henderson, James Fisher Petition
and Martha Fisher,
Vs for
Mary Custer and Isaac Custer,
Mahala ? Fisher, John e.. Partitio n
Fisher and Eva Ann Fisher ..-t ..
THE above named defendants. Mary Custer
and Isnac Custer Mshsla P Fisher. John G..
Fisher and Isaac Lernnsters guardian OF said
John G.. Fisher, Evn Ann Fisher and Isaec LIE.
ma ters. guardian Of said Eva Ann Fisher will
take notice that petition was flied against
them on the l6h day OF December, a. d, 1868
in the Court VI Common Ploas, within and for
The unity Of Harrison, by Hester V. Hender.
son and lohn q Henderson aud James Fisher
and Martha Fisher and is uow pending, where.
III said Hester V. Henderson an. John c. fien
derson and james Fisher and Martha Fisher
demand partition Of the following real estate,
to-wit: Part OF tho Southwest quarter oil section
thirty.six t3Sl in township eleven Il y OF range
FIVE ~, and that Mt The next term OF said court
the said Hes Ter v. Henderson and John g. Hen-
derson and James Fisher and Martha Fisher
will apply for an order that partition be ma de Of
said premises.
PHILIP DONAHUE,
Al Attorney for Petitioners.
. Decenbe, i6 l963-6l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13
The greatest Hog apcn Record

The monarch Of all swine has arrived in
town, and taken up his quarters at john
sons Hotel on Monroe street, in tho stable,
where be will remain short time. He is
two and half years old and weighs twelve
hundred and thlrty1two pounds. which we
thing makes him the weightlsst Of his kind
ever known. lie was raised BY Mr.. l.. Ii
Trowbridge, Of Delton, Fulton county,
Those who are partial 70 monsters should
not iaif to zee him, but thinking 1t is "toa
much pork fora shilling" his keeper has
dacided to charge quarter for The s,gbt.--
Talc5o Com.
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Rsnnh,Ica urpocrisY.

'ia The Republicans, says the Dayton
Empire, long since, prostitutcd the
religion of Christ to purposes. The
Church, with allits vast influence over
the minds and actions of men, was
transformed into a society for the dis
semination, Of Republican ideas. 1t
proclaimed little of the Gospel Of
Christ mixed. great deal with the
gospel of Greeley. Republican SER
mons were preached en- Sunday; Re-
publican prayer-meetings heldon week
days; Republican caucusses assembled
in nthe class room; while Republican
resolutions and platforms we're scat
tered Broadcast over the land in the
shape of religious tracts and godly
books.
As socn as the Church began to
wane, because ofits obvi Gus hypocrisy
and UNIV orthiness in the hands Of po-
litical priests, Republican leaders Sci
zed upon the sentiment next holiest
and most potent in tlsc human mind,
Niz: Love Of country: ard this they
perverted and rrostituted just as tl.cy
had done the religion Of cur Saviour,
In the name Of Patriotism, and under
the pretext Of saving the Government
transmitted to rs from cur fcrefathers,
they organized huge army which
they deliberately employ fer the sub
version of the c onstitution, the ami.
hilation Of the States, and the total
overthrow Of the public liberties.
What next? Having worn thread
bare the Gmsy veil of patriotism, they
are row using and abusing, for the
lascst and most wicked partisan ends,
the beneyelence, the charity, the gen.
erous sympa thics of tie people. The J
are institutirg vast ard ccnntlcss 60
cietics and associations, cstors:bly for
benevolent and charitable purposes,
but really with the view Of strength
enirg and upbuilding Republicanism,
and perretuating its bancful and
bloody rule.
1t is good thing to be charitable.
God loves the cheerful giyer. These
who have the means should give boun,
tifully, for every meritorious purpose
But it is we'll to give whore you are
assured that your charity will not be
misapplied; that it will not be peryer.
! ted; that it will not be treasured as 6
fund to be employed for your own de,
struction, and for the overthrow Of
the best interests Of the country
| [Ohio Eagle.
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ANOTHER THIEF ARRESTED. .- Chas.
II. Cornwell, chief of the Redemption
Bureau .. Washington, has been ar
rested and placed in prison for stealing
500 0oo Of greenbacks. He had
invested $4,000 in GOVERNMENT
sFocKs! He was fool as well as
knave. He abstractcd the money
from packages ofreturned greenbacks
placed In his hands to be burnt.
This Cornwell was q through aboli-
zionist and Cashier of the Ohio Bank
at Salem, Columbians County. Ohio,
before getting Office at Washington. -
Hskhew the difference between burn
inc notes and putting them in circu-
iation again. The country is full Of
thieves and robbers. Crisis. .a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

Ia Old cockneys can say with
truth, the Lair is thin upon our noun
ting-tops.
ag% Some singers might as vel
have frogs in their throats if the frogs
would but sing in their stead.
seg- Many who think themselve:
the pillars of the church are only it:
sleepers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

GOLD FROM lDAHoE.--The Omaha Repub
hcan, Of December IL, says: -.
Large amounts OF gold have recently been
received in this city from the ldahoe mines
One man baought in one hundred and fifty
pounds. En'grants returning Tor their iam
lilies or on business still arrive, AMI those
who come latest give the moss glowing &C
counts OF the richuess OF ths country they
have left l.#..a.. ... ... .N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

GT With newspaper in our hands we
hold the ends OF myriad Invisible electric con
ductors, along which tremble the joys, sor
rows, wrongs, triumphs, hopes aud despairs
Of onr IA ce everywhere.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

QEFMontgomsry Sherry, staunch old
Democrat OF lafayette, Indiana, has pledgt
sa himself to give fresh mich COW to esch
OF the sol hers wives in the township IN
which be lives.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

0ryA Yankee doctor has recently got up
remedy or hard times. 1t consists OF ten
hours' work each day. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

tT- He who gives up is soon give up; and
TO consider our selves OF no use is the almost
certain way to become use less. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

g. Timothy Tacomb speaks of the broad
rolling hills as mother Earth's beun,iful
green backs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

Il r6r Woman is the river, which Is
LOST Il II miss the sea. Man il the sea.
which, if It miss the river, is tho sea
still.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

LEATHER WHIPS, -s.s.,... t..., .,
COLLARS, TRuEKa,
and all other articles in my line. Repairing,
done and work made III order on The shortest
notice and OF the best Matcrisi aad workman.
ship ..fnF ..r, s,
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, ~
all work is warranted to be as represented
and as cheap az at ally other place,
J.R. CRAWFORD, Agent
Csdiz, Ant. l5-6Tn. atf HE f
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-s4. ST. Clairsvi!ie. a'- S.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform
J. the travelling community that hs is run
ming the u. S. Mail Hack Limo from Cadiz to
Wheeling; and that one or his splendid hacks
will leave Wheeling and Cadz every morn
ing, at A. NJ, and connect with the cars q!
both places. His hacks are new, his teaMs
good, and his drivers carefuland attentive
de hopes to receive the batronageof the trav.
clIing public, as he will endeayor to merit
their patronage by strict attention to their
wants.
Fare from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz tc
Wheeling ,25. For the round trip only S2,o0
He is also running new Hack between Ca
diz and St. Clairsvillc, leaving Cadiz every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings;
and ST. ClairsviIle every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packagos. ls
a4 Livery Stable.
He has also in CadiZ as ,ocd Livery Sta
Bile as there is in the country. Buegies, Car.
riages, Horaes, &C., to be had AT all tines
Travellers either arriving Oh the cars or in the
hack, can be taken 10 any point they may de-
sire. Terms reasonable. 4.st .ls4..
WILLIAM L. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. Is 1860 80 -zg
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

REMOVAL.

I'll S. McFADDEN &. Co, have removed
LII. into their New Store. We shall bo pleas
cd 10 see our uffrlends and to wait upon shem in
our line. Wehave a large stock OF Goods, and
expect to have weekly arrivals, keeping pa &c
with the wants OF the public.
Cndia, Apfil I, 1868.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-13

4 FLExrBLE PLATFORM The following
platform, says the Corydon Democrat, we
have arranged to suit all parties. II is q
trinity in unity--thres in one. The first
column is the SscessiIn platform; the Sec
ond is the Abolition plat lorm; and the whole
read together ia the Democratic platform --
The platform is like !he Union--ts o whole +,
it rs Democratic; but divided, ene half is
Secession and the other half is Abolition:
Hurrah for The old Union
Secession Is 8 curse
We fight for The Constitution
The Cunisderacy Is a league With hell
We love Free speech .l
The Rebellion Is treason .i I'D.
we glory in a free press
Separation Win not be tolerated
We ight not Tor The Negros' freedom
Reconstruction Must be obtained
We must succeed At every hazard <
The Union We love
We love not The negro
We never said Let the Union slide
We want The Union IS il was
Foreign Intervention Is played out
We cherish The old flag
The 8 ars and bars Is 'fadnting lie
We vencrate The Hsbsa, corpus
Southern chivalry Is hateful
Deathto jeff Davis
Abe Lincoln isn't fths. Governm't
s a, Down with Mob Law
20 Law and order Shall triumph
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LEGAL Notice.

In he Court Of Common Pleas, Hivir4~
County, Ohio.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-30
WHOLE No. LIZA

H. The contracts are to lie executed and returned to
the department by before the Isl July, lYtk
but the service must 10 commenced on that day
the mail day next after it, whether the DO
ecuted or net.
Transfers Of contracts or of interest IN contracts are
forbidden by law and consequently cannot be allowed
Bidders will therefore take notice that they will 10
pecte to perform tho service accepted them through
the whole term Of the contract.
H. Pstmasters at offices railroad but
than eighty rods from station, will Immediately after
the 3lst of March next report their exact distance fe
the nearest statie and how they otherwise supplied
with the nail to enable the Postmaster General
rect mail-Incsssnger supply frou the let If July
49, Section eighteen Of an act Of Congress approved
March j. 1915. provides that contracts for the transI
taton OF til. mail shall be let sin every tho
lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for fa-
full performance without other reference the mode 4
such transportation than may be necessary to provide
for the due celebrity certainty and security Of
portaton." UNDER THIS LAW, BIDS THAT pRoposE TO
TRANSPORT THE MAILS WITH CELEBRITY CERTAINTY, AND
SECURITY, HAVING BEEN DECIDED TO BIBs,
ARE CONSTRUED As PROVIDING FOR THE ENTIRE MAIL,
EVER LARGE AND WHATEVER NAY BE THE OF CONVEY
ANcE NECESSARY TO INSURE us oELERiTr cEhTANY AND
SECURITY, AND WILL HAVE vvLR ALL 9TH
EKs, AND no OTHERS WILL BE CONSIDERED.
20 modification of bid in any of its essential tcrns
is tantauunt to bid and cannot be rcceyu 3D. 50
as TO Interfere with regular competition, after thu last
hour set for receiving bids. Making new bid with
guarantee and certificate, is the only way to modify
previous bid.
81 Postmascrs aro to be careful not to certify to The
sutliciency Of garantors sureties without knowing
that they are persons Of sufficient responsibility
REGARD OF THIS INSTRUCTION ny PosrMAsTEGs IS VIOLA
no ' i"Ii" vain VI oieh, eeh'E.iiN lhhM 10 lhAk
pIATE REMOVAL All bidders guarantors and. suretcs
are distinctly notified that failure into Or
perform the contracts for the proposed for in the
accepted bids, their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
- Present contractors and persons known tue do
partment must uquall, with others procure gua an,os
aud certificates Of their shcency substantially in the
forms above precrbed The certificate of suiicirncy
must be signed 10y postmaster by judge Of
OF record, and must have affixed to it tve-cen
stamp cancelled, required by law. No other cert.
cate will be admitted. NJ. BLAIR, Post NJ. Genera.
BY the AID section Of the act Congress to amend the
laws relating to the Post Office Department. approved
March 1905 all addressed to either Of
the executive dcpal tn.ns Of the government 10
prepaid by postage stanps Proposals should therefore,
bs thus prepaid unless from persons to whom authority
TO frank mail matter is conferred by the same law.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-30
Notice 10 Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, tina: the subscriber
L of Bucks CO., Pa, hath obtained from tho
Orphans Court of Cecil CO., Md, letters of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Cornelius Slack, lato OF Bucks comfy ,ieccas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
dcces scd, are hereby warned To eXhbit th,
same, with the vouchers tllrsroi dairy anthem
ticated, on or before the 18TH day Of Dec,
1854 they may othcrw.sc hy law, be rxclu-
ded from all beIctt Of said estate. All per-
aons Indebted 1" said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment to the Subscriber.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
December, 1888.
LEVI II. ROGERS,
Administrator vi Cornelius Slack, deed.
Test-CHAlSlty b. CtrLEh, R,s.
Jan ,, lset-.6w