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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

A YOU'VE WOMAN SHOT, Near Millwood
Guernsey county, Ohio, on the Central Ohio
Railroad, west OF Barnesyile, Miss Hannah
Webster, aged eighteen years, daughter O
Eli Webster, was accidentally shot a few
days since. She was sweeping the house
about nine O'Clock A. NJ, and some hing at.
tractng her attention she looked out OF the
window, but continued sweeping, and str.
king the broom against loaded gun which
stood in the corner, it partly fell, She caught
the muSzle, just as the lock struck the floor
causing the discharge oi the gun, the ball en-
terng the pit oiher stomach. passing through
one lung and lodging. She survived untiI
daylight next morning. but bad lain wclter
ing in her blood until evening, before ary
one came TO render her assistance, having
been alone at the time OF the accident.
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The Psesssre.

Owing to the large advance Of printing pa
per. ink. &c. we will next week reduce the
size Of the Union" Paper that heretoGore
cost us nine cents per h. we now pay twcn.
ty. being more than double. Our subscribers
will readily see that we are compelled 10
take this course.--Steubenvills Union, Dec,
~. it b2s 4
All tho Mansfield editors have agreed on
anew scale Of prices for advertisements, add
ing from 80 10 60 per cent. to former rates.
Among other new rules, thoy now charge
fifty cents for the publication OF every mar
riags. The Mt. Vernon newspapers have
adopted tms rule. The Cadiz Sentinel will
scontinus to publish marriages and deaths
withou, charge. and the size OF our paper
and price Of subscription will remain as al
present unless We, are forced to make Q
change. This will not be the case If the
friends Of the Sentinel throughout the county
will do what is in their power towards en-.
larging our list of patrons. County newa.
! papers never needed help'so mtsch as at pre-.
sent.
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peath orcapt A. w. Bostwick

Death or Capt A. w. BostWick.
1t Is with regret that We announce the
death OF Captain ALBIos w. BosTwIoK, late
Ofcompany G. 74th Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
which sad event took place At the residence
Of bis hther (Judge Bostwick) on last We'd
nesday, December 10. 1862.
Captain Bostwick was some twelve months
in the Mexican War, where he served his
country. as we personally know. with honor
and dis inction. He was In all Of the battles
fought by Major Lally and General Lane al
ter the taking Of the City of Mexico. in their
march from Vera Cruz to that city.
When the present war broke out, be was
engaged as . Telegraph Operator. which
prevented him from entering the service as
soon as the rebellion broke out, as we know
he was anxious to do. But 8 person inspi.
red with the military enthusiasm that Capt.
Bostwick was, could not long remain idle
On the first OF last January he resigned his
position as telegraph operator, and imme-
dlately went to Columbus. and through his
own exertions, procured commission to re-
cruit company in Harrison Co. lie came
home, and in lew days, by his own industry
and perseverance, was enabled to report d hull
company Of most excellent men TO headeuar.
ters. His company was assigned 20 the 74:h
Ohio, Col. Moody, where he soOn gained The
confidence and esteem Of his superior off,
GERS, as We know from the fact OF Col Moody
rcmarking to US. thas he considered Captain
Bostwick very estimable gentleman. His
regiment was ordered to Tennessee, and al
though they we're not permitted to take any
part in the battles that have been fought in
that section, yet we feel confident that had
they been permitted to engage in a bloody
conflict, Captain Bostwick would have dis.
tinguished himself honorably, as he did in
the battles that he assisted to fight in Mex
ico
| Some two months since he was stricken
down with disease, and after lingering six
weeks, he resigned his commission, knowing
that be could be Of no service to the Govern
ment while sick, aud came home, where he
arrived on last Monday week, and departed
this lie on last Wednesday, in the full assu
rance Of a blessed immortality beyond the
grave. 6a @
Ills remains were followed to the cemetery
on last Thursday by large concourse Of
relatives and friends. lie leaves an afiec
tomato wife, besides father, mother, sisters
and brothers to mourn his loss. Peace to
his memory.
p s Since writing the above we have
been furnished with we'll written obituary,
ith 'etters from Captain Bestwick's superior
officers. showing the respect and esteem in
which he was held by them, and the cause of
bis resignation. all Of which VIII bo found in
another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

At the last Teachers Examination q com
mittee was appointed to make all needed pre-.
par atoms for holding "Teacb,r's Meeting
at Cadiz during the Holidays.
The time appointed by TIE committee is
Friday EUening, DecemLe, 26,h. Among the
subjects TO be discussed Government t,
Democrac5; Its hope and home, Language,
The Teacher. The School Master and The
Stgd mt. The following named gentlemen
are expected to I've with US: d. s. Coulrap
r.. C. Brown. A. Miller, NJ. b. Adams, j
ICady, Jos. Lee and NJ. X. Turner. Th,
public are coriiall, invited to attend and
participate in the discussion.
Teachers Examination will be held OF
the same day. commencing at 10 o'clock, A
NJ. @.t
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WANEED.--At least 600 Democrats
in Harrison comfy, who are rot now, to be
come subscribers to the CadiE Sentinel. That
number OF new subscribers to the Sentre
at this time, would ensure the election q
Ihe Democratic ii ket in Harrison county
next fall. Now is the time to circulate
Democratic truths among the people; and
there is no way to do it so effectually as tc
circulate the Democratic county paper. Dc
what you can for your county paper, fellow
Democrats, and the good effects Of your la.
lbor will be seen on the second Tuesday o.
next October. Let every Democrat who
reads this, consider that we intend this arti
Gle to apply personally to himself.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

On our plan we take the honey in lie white
virgin comb in most admirable way. There
is no b etter way of regulating the size 10 the
entrance Of the hive II Is the right size and
which to view the opera tions OF the bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventilation,
or get ting rld of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys so nony good colonies IN win'
ter. .... ..... at a.s. .3.r
Then by merely adding frames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
| all the coGnhs from the hive at any time, to
know their condition, learn their habits. save
from the moth, "a colony need never be lost by
the wotms) ascertain ami supply the loss OF
queens, have the bees 10 swarm as much or little
as we plense, unite weak smarms, feed most
admirably by lifting combs Of honey and bee
bread from the rich aud giving to the poor with
out tempting robbers. Th se with
FIFTY OTHER TfIING8!
the intelligent Bee.keeper would wish to do
can lie done in safety and those who consider
handling of bees injurious can let tkbm alone
in this os we'll asa any other plan, and then he
has not to expend SIS for apalace or costly hive
to kill bees In.
Our plan o, Hive has been constructed with
reference to the principle that the apiarian wish.
es to keep his bees right, to do which n e must
first learn the nature and habits Of bees and
the condition of each OF his stocks at any time,
and hen hive each comb of his hive moveabe
that he can perform any operation he may wish
governing them according to his Intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory In Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would
The Bee. keeper who tails in this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment- mt king due allowance for such seasons
ns last.
The Price of Individual Right to maze "A
and use the Hive is $500
One Hive, including Glass, honey.boxes, "a 81
and the right to make and use 100
Every additional Hive s.. , ESQ
To such as wish one Hive with the right =,
to use it only $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for any reason should be removed. can, by in
forming us, have Il Bees, combs and honey all
removed from it 10 our New Hive, and in case
Of su ong ones make two Of one. t,-,..
Now is as good time as any to transfer.
We are prepared TO furnish GEE rs, thu
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunty. Also
C~abys Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
| One Of tie Very best books on the subject IN
existence, which every Bee keeper should have.
arPnce by mail 81, or ot Cadiz 30 cents.
Bees in a Moveable Comb Hive
Delivered 10 tho purchaser and INSURED all
right, with az individual right to make and use
the Hive, all f6r Sl2.
| Rrltalian Queens may be furnished ero long
Call mt the residence OF the subscriber i've
doors North of the Post Office and see ii the
| Hives act AZ represented, and If you get stung
we pay the dam ages ...
| &J-Circuars sent free on application
H K. WILklN, Cudiz, o.
| April 80, lH6sA3sn
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| The Surrender Of General Dumont' Is
l3ihe repxSlioam member Of Congress elect
From the Indianapolis district) brigade at
Hartville Tennessee, was a. very disgraceful
affair. The brigade was composed OF tie
l'1C4 h Illinois, IO6rh ard Josh Ohio Infan-
ny. Ncklin's battery, and small detach-
IN mt OF the Second Indiana Cavalry. The
f06th and l05 h Ohio were German regi
ments rea Cincinnati; and the Louisville
JJurnaI says that these regiments have al
ways acted in very disgraceful manner
ever since they have been under Gen. Du.
mont.
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MARRTElD.

At the Lennon House, on the 11th inst
by Elder 7. II. Jones. Ir. PARKINSON BErz
and Miss JANE GA1BaAITH. all Of Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the both ult., at the Star House, in
Harrisville, by NJ. II. Toland, Esq Mr..
Asa g. GrAsSER to Miss SARAH T. BRowN,
oil o! this county. ,
On the 4th inst. at the residence Of the
brides ather, by the Rev Israel Price, MIR.
JAS. H. KERR to Miss MATILDA HOLMES.
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d I II D ::

On Nov. 19,h, MARY j., wife of Moses H.
Conaway. The deceased was born in Cadiz,
Ohio, Feb, Is. 1929. Her maiden name
was CEosIER, daughter of John and Jane
Crosier
CAPTAIN ALRfoN WILMER BosTwIck died
at his father's residence, Cadiz, OHIO, Becen,
ber 10, 1862.
On the lst day OF last January he voIun-
teered in the service of his country. Recei
wing commission from the Governor to
raise company, he went at at in good ear>
nest, and in very short time had it filled -
1t was assigned to the T4th Regiment, o. v.
l., under command OF Col Granville Moody.
| This Regiment remained at Camp Chase
guarding prisoners until March, when it was
ordered 10 Tennessee. 1t has been on active
duty ever since. And though never in an
actual engagement, it has, nevertheless. seen
hard service. In the Regiment Capt. BoST.
WICK stood high, as the following testimoni
ais bear record. #
HEADQUARTERS PosT CoMMANDANT,I
1VHH.I ANON' w. }
His Esce'lcncy. Daoa Tod, Governor of The
Ssate Of Ohio, Columbus, Ohio.
SIR:--Allow me to speak in behslf Capt
Bostwick lare OF the "A h Regiment, o. V. |.
am sorry to say that the Cap ain has
been obliged, on account OF i'll health to offer
his resignation, which has been accepted. 1t
is his earnest desire to join the army again
whenever the state of his health will allow
him to do so. Any position your Excelency
may see fit to give him, he will fill not alone
to his own but also to the credit Of the ser
vice. Capt Bostwck has always enjoyed
the high esteem and regard OF his superior
and brother officers.
have the honor 10 remain, your Excel :.
lency. .--. .....
Most respectfully and obedlennv.
A. Won SCHRADER,
1t. Col. 74;h 0. Y. L., A. a. A. Genl.
Cordially approved
JAS. $. NEGLEY, Brig. Genl.
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rws are requested TO state tha. the
ioorth anniversary oi the Didaskalon Litter.
ary Association, OF the McNesly Normal
School. win take place 10 Hopedale, on Fri
day Evening. December 10, 1862. The sx.
ercises will consist Of Music. COllOqay's, De.
clamatiOn. Essay, Recitation. Grafton and
Songs. The public arc respectfully invited
"a ntfnhd
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ErnnNWnshi,,rtnn

wAsHISoroS. Dec. l4-it is thought here
that aboet 10000 OF our troops were engaged
in yesterdays battle. From information re-
ceiyed early this morning, preparations were
making all night for conflict to day, Gen.
Burnside remaining on the field. giving Or
ders looking to the position and condition OF
his forces.
Addition Surgeons and everything which
the necessities OF the wounded require, have
been dispatched IRON Washington.
Gentlemen in high public positions repeat
the assertion as coming from Gen. Burnside,
that he has men enough. and therefore de-
sires no further reinforcements.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

EDUCATIONAL SERMONS. - At the NEE ting
Of the Ohio Teachers Association, held ID
Mt. Vernon in Jaiy last, resolution was
adopted respecting AT the Ministers Of the
Gospel throughout the State to preach q
sermon on Popular Education, on Sunday
next. December 2l, 1862. 1t is hoped thai
the Ministers OF the Gospel, of tho various
denominations in Harrison county. will at.
tend to this reasonable request. @.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

Commissioner Newton. of the Agri
cultufal Department, has received hcm DIR
5. r s. Won Wel>berh, director Of the lin
perial Printing Establishment in VIENNA
Austria, number of specimens OF printing
paper manufactured from the husks OF In.
dian Corn In view Of the high price Of pa
per for printing purposes and the scarcity 0
material for its manu- acture. the introduction
Of this article into the manufacture of paper
would work complete revolution.
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AYihur's Home Magazine

Fer January is before us. i is An excellent
number, and Arthur promises to make the
coming volume superior to its predecessors
The following are tho
eTERMs : 50 year. in advance, and on,
premium plate. Two copies S3. Three iol
sd Four for SIS. Eight. and one to gstte,
up Of club $40. Ore Of the premium platei
il sent to every Eetter up OF q club; small o,
large. Three red stamps must DO sent Il
pay the postage on each premium.
Address I. 3. ARTHUR b co.,
S23 Walnut Street. Philadslphia,
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A. S. BALLARD,
Major ~ h Reg't. o, V. l,
Capt. A. w. BoSrwros.
Co. G, 74th Reg't. o. vi.

"a NASHVILLE. TENN 4
Nov 10, 1862.
Capt. a. w. Bostwiek was induced to re-
:ign his posilion as Captain OF Go. G, 74;h
keg'l .. V. at my earnest request. know.
ing that he could never 10 over his heal h
while he remained in the service.
WIN. ARNOLD,
Assist. Surgeon, 74lh o. vi.
These testimonials show that Cept. Bos-
twick was brave and faithful soldier. He
and his men were several times assigned I'M.
portunt duties, which they discharged with
promptness and success. He never avsiled
himself Of the advantage Of furoughs to paw
visits 10 friends-never, we believe, being alb.
sent from his regiment until he Resigned to
come 10 die. He ought to have resigned
sooner, but he still thought his disease would
ta,ea favorable turn. At last, however, at
the urgent request Of his physician, as che
Of the above papers show. he did resign, and
started for home, which place he reached
Monday, Dec. 1st. -sF.5ss srEs
The fatigue of the journey aggravated his
disease (Typhoid Fever) so much, that he
was compelled at once to take his bed. Med
ical skill was of no avail. He sank gradu>
ally until the time OF his release came, when
he died as easily and gently as ia little child
falls asleep. .
Captain Bostwick was 35 years old. Sew.
en- years ago last October, he and Mary,
daughther OF Mr. Richard Hatton. OF Cadiz,
were united in marriage. Some IA months
since their only child. little boy Of some
fye summers, was burned to death. Thus
in this brief space of time Mrs. B. has been
made not only childless, buta widow. That
is bereavement That is desolaticn indeed
May the widows dge- he good kind Shep
herd OF Israel have her in his everlasting
keeping.
Captain Bostwick had been unwise enough
postpone preparation for death until near
the time ks needed it. A few days before
he died he become much concerned for the
salvation of his soul. He regretted his pro
crastination, and prayed God to forgive him.
lie expressed full faith in Christ's ability
and willingness TO save him He affirmed
again and again, that ell his hope was in the
Saviour, end that he believed He would not
let him perish. In this faith he passed into
the o ernal world, and his friends indulge
the pleasing hope that he is now where there
is no more war-no more sickness md more
| death. A..N..L ~ AMICUs.
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GJWs would say to our friend HeAipg,
s.Uf Company @. 126th Ohio. that it would be
sa'waste Of time, both on his and our part
20 pay any attention to the braggadocia o1
the correspondent Of the Sieubenville Reru2,
"E4Fs H.p Where the fellow is known, his
-braggndocia slang is not noticed.
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rev Firm.

sByss6tersnce to our advertising columns il
win b sam That John George and Frank
Kennedy are associated together in the
tanning and cusrying basiness, in the old
stand Of s. George, Sr. & Co. Messrs
: Gcorges& iKennedy are reliable men, and
xilI conduct their businsssidn satisfactory
manner TO the pubjic,a f MAJ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

= or Subscribers finding tsi' mark I on nt
saryin Of their paper, may knoto 0at tht
time Jcr teltch they have paid their subscription
20 de Sentinel Is about ezpir'ng. They an
requested 10 remit as soon as they see this marx
l. as no popers are sent from the g6lce until
paid tos. 60 i's,'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

q 6g-Col. John Ferguson, Of Cambridge,
Guernsey county, Ohio, infoIms the editor Of
the Guernsey W gersonian, tina, very extern
Ssive Union feeling prevails among the noun
tsinesrs and the more hardy and selI-reliant
people Of the South. Col. Ferguson bas
Ibesh iatAst section for over . ysss, and
knews whsssof be sffirms. 80
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NEW ADvEgsTIsEMENTS.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions 3ounties and Arrears
r,a of Paw.

ITO persohs having claims against the Gov.
eminent for p ENSlONS, ROUNTIES
and ARREARS OF P AY will, upon uppiica-
tion by letter or in person with a statement OF
their case FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary to establish their claims
for the sum Of 81.
Having been employed in the War D Depart.
ment at washington tor eight mon ths last past
have made myself thoroughly acaaa iatad
with the proper mode of transacting business in
the various departments Of Government, and
those en,rusting their business to ms will have
II attended to with promptness, fidelity and uJ-
on the most reasonable terms.
Cnims for HORSE or other property lost or
destroyed in the service of the United States
or by military authority. balances due dischar
ged soldiers. &c. will receive special utten tio
Add ress P o. Box 307. Office in Kigore'
old BUILDING directly over McConvlllc's store,
NJ arket street. SteubenViIIe, OHIO
,.' DAVID F. CABLE,
Attorney and Counsel ut Law.
Steubenville, Dec. II, 1862 I'm
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GCap'afn John Ferguson, OF the 43rd
Ohio, q brAsssdIfier anda 'me7ito,ious oil
Ger, was brosght to Sls'home in Uniorport,
Jeffersoncouhty, Chic. on last "Wednesday,
q corpse, and was bWr,ed on Thursday.
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or The Cdstnba. Crisis says that yehn
w. Rees, lsse editor Of the 'Cisclevi1 e
Watcimnn. has, fro~s ms aate psfsscution and
coufinemspt in an Eastern hssttle. beesme a
raving rraniac. and is at peeasnt in the Lu.
natic Asylum at Cotsnlas. This is sad
affair for his we and rhtIdren.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

1-rtG. B. Barrett, at his old stand, few
doors blow the Sentinel Office has, and isre
seiving ~ elegant Not 'of goods suitable for
Christmas presents II you wish ,opresent
something really MICS, 80 10 Bsttetrs to
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

~ or The 126 h Ohio Regiment, in which
are three Harrison County Companies
(Voorhees', Lyons and McCready's,) have
removed from Cumberland, Narylahd, tc
North Mountain. Virginia, sosne eighty inaile'
from 1 l,umhcyland
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A4te,.tiuar. ssoISiers.

II WsAirsct the attention oi soldiers and
their Eiends. V the advertisement Of David
- r. Cable. Esa., Steubsnville, which may b
Z ipund ID to.day's snhaes. We have known
seMr Cable long. and know HIM 10 .be mas
.9ot honesty. character and integrity and We
assure all those waso enrust their tusinesl
10 him, that 1t will bs dcoe ina very salts
hsseFy manner. bp ns4e u
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
Monday morning III O'Clock A. M. There
was considerable firing yesterday between
the advanced troops OF the two armies.
At one time the enemy showed DISPOSE
ton to move on Gen Frahklin's command.
Occasionally the rebels would throw few
shells among our trorpS, just to remind US
Of the fact that they were still there. With
these exceptions every thing was a1iet.
There is some SIX FINISHING this morning,
with considerable artillery firing.
The body of Gen. Bayard was sent to
Washington to day. He was to have mar
ried next Wednesday. ....r
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" Rags are abundant. The present high
prices are accounted for rom the fact that
%the' speSuiators are holding them for still
ehigher prices. All the bad luck we wish
et&em is-,hat they may lose money on wha,
.Ahev have. N ..,. a...
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The Cermant t0hio) Sun favers the
pominatienof Of the "oid wheel horse of the
Ohio Democracy. Colonel Samuel Mcdary,
as the next Democratic candidate for C oaeS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

yst0ET TheWar NewsRu to days Sentinel, is
important, .Ws give fhs latest up 10. the
hour OF goiHg'4o sptess, Tnesday morning.
10 O'Clock.
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Courts sor 1893 18th Distrist.

DY virtue of the powerslvested in nj BY law;
ID we the Undersigned, Judges OF the Cohrts
of the State of Ohio, do hereby ascertain an<
fix the time of the commencement Of the several
terms Of the District Court and Court Of Con-.
mon Pleas, in the several counties of aaid Dis.
triet fGv the year one thourand eight huRdred
and sixty three, as follows: a iFH
DlSrRlCT EnIIQT N
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-17

r 0T The 18th Ohio are now at Columbia
aacn,nd'.y, ana Col. Poorman thinks they
.yyiilremaia tiiers Tor come time eGB
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E-The official report Of the terrible bat
kis ss Fayetteville, Arkansas, will be found
ran amathe column. t"%F#
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% Stn1ea... Cas sson is now IN Ohio elec>
tioneering to secure Secretary's Chase's cleo
st!on' to the United S.etes Senate.