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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
c,r,r Nonsfe,1 Oct. 18Th, 1862

Uamp MnnSheIj, Vet J0IH, IoU-'
1t seems that Tod has assumed to be
'Djctatm'' instead Of Governor Of Ohio,--
We have known better men than our egoti
ntical Governor to stretch hemp for attempt
ing what he is now doing, to deprive citizens
OF their Constitutional rights. Tod may
succeed; II so the American people are seJs
instead Of Jreemen. .--Ashland UH'on.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
The rr,.e REASON.

The late defeat Of the Republican party in
this State; was not owing to the fact that so
many OF its followers were absent in the
army; but because the draft frightened such
hcst Of them into Canada to avoid it,
Cleveland Ploin Dealer. u saa Fs9;iilb
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" Sg61J-Ss5ssri1ers faiiag tlis uirrs on he
margin Of their paper, may know that n.
stis's SO'. they haze paid their subscription
no his SeRtanei is about e-pi;ng. They are
requested % remit a, soon as h,cy see this mark
I, as no papers are sen. from the eglcs uatl
paid far 20
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

0rrWs would suggest TO Mr.. Lincoln 20
open the doors Of his bastiles. Tho people
have given him hint TO that effect. na'.s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
Whites majority

IErThe editor Of the Times. and other
such christians, were exceedingly troubled
during the late campaign, at the thought
that Joseph W. White did not ieel disposed
to attend church = for a ine--where Alb.
oltionism instead OF the Gospel, was thun
dered forth from the sacred desk from Sab
bath to Sabbath. Mr.. Whites conduct was
to great scandal to the church ana TO
religion TO go unrebuked by the Pharisee
editor. But there seems to be no cause for
rpbuke in the action Of this same editor,
when he Travelled the Saturday night and all
day Sunday before the election Qherchy
missing the sacramental ceremonies which
took place at his congregation on that day.
all the way to Noble county and back, for
the purpose Of trying TO induce the DRAFT
Commissioner in violation OF his obligation,
to arrange it so as to prevent the drafted men
! there from voting. There was no scandalto
| the church in that, we suppose Let Brother
Watkins try his hand on this subject; or are
all Republicans sanclified and can they do no
sin?
6TThe Cadiz Republican,, when it was
copying the alse. vindictise, and corrupt
charges against Mr.. Whi'e, from the Guern
sey Times. before the election, was always
careful to tell its readers that, "fhis is what
Mr.. Whites neighbors say Of himl" We
row have the pleasure oil announcing the
verdict Of Mr.. Whites neghbors on these
in amous ISLANDERS, and in contrast with it
place the opinion Mr. Bingham's neighbors
express Of him. In Cambridge township,
Mr.. Whites residence, he run 20 votes ahead
his ticket: while in Cadiz, Mr.. Bingham's
home, he ran Is behind his ticket. In Guern.
sew county Mr.. Waite ran rs ahead of the
ticket; while in Harrison Mr.. Bingham rar
nearly 100 behind his ticket. We wish the
Cadiz Republican TO note these little facts
they are important. 5.,
tt.YThe people OF Belmont ard Guernsey
counties are for the Union eve~, but they have
no sympathy with the disloyal Wendell Phil
lips principles OF such men as John a. Bing
ham. They have most effectually wiped ou
the odous doctrines OF Abolitionism for al
time, We hope. ' 7"-l@@
, A NOBLE MAJoR1TY.-The majority Nob
county gave White, for Congress 1t i
larger than the combined majorities OIL Bing
ham in the two counties which he carried :
A White man Is still as good as q niger il
9 bully li.tle Noble! st
, OF The Abolitioplsts are beginning to sec
1 in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and else
where, such consequences of President Lin
r coins proclamation as they by no means eS
D.. pected. They, may yet see o good man
! more no less startling.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

The ABoL1rioNIsrs DIrricULTY.--T,
speak the truth. sieiT3 + mid 1ol hoet'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

A NOBLE MAJoR1TY.-The majority Noble
county gave White, for Congress. 1t is
larger than The combined majorities Of Bing
ham in the two counties which he carried =
A White man Is. still as good as niger ii
bully li.tle Noble! .t r.r.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

OF The Aboltioplsts are beginning to see,
in Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and else
where, such consequences of President Lin
coins proclamation as they by no means ex
pected. They may yet see o good many
more no less startling.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

Below We print what the COshocton Age
has to say Of Governor Toa Taking the
testimony Of this Republican paper as true.
that party has placed the fairs Of the State
In the hands ola beautyl
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We copy the following sound and sensible 70.
marks Of the Philadelphia PREss oa this sub
ject, and commend the n to the attention OF our
National Legislators
"Ths glory Of our country has heon its ites
pTess untIammuled ly taxation, unpurch ga
be by power, un-es,raincd except by morality
and the law. We no'ce that some journals
cumpl, Gently accept, and evel iud0r-s, the aug
yestion that a tax should ba levied upon pa sr-.
What rnvt be the result Let Iii5'ory instruct
US; for History is Experience epeaking 10y Ex'
ample
I'm the year 1872, a stamp-tax was first lev.
led upon now spapers, and duty upon adyer'
tisements, in England. Il was tho time Of hisA
political excitement in the reign OF Queen
Anne: ard her ministry taxed neUsplpsrs-
even then beginning to be felt as power in
the land-iH orier 10 crush them. Tne first
lu,y was cent upon every sheet; but II was
gradualIy raised to eight cents upon every
uewspap,r-sheet, large or small. The design
was, 10 gag the pros'; and though this was aot
Elected: II limit,d the number Of newspapers,
bv rendering ii impossible for any but capital
ist &c establish journal. In 1886, after a tre-
nendous struggle, the new'paPer.tsy was re-
iuCcd tfCm fJUtetH TO toJ cent?; ami IN 1880,
it was wholly abolished.
CoiIcident 18th the s,tabll hment OF tax on
newspapers, was a duty on advertisements. l.
CONNIE need, like the other a. a small ra.e bI,
gradually adyarced. In 1886, and for many
years b irre, each advertisement in a British
newspaper, without reference to its Icing long
or short paid duty TO the Government Of eigh'y
| flur cents, Ons may imagine the expense oi
Advertising in England at that time. When thC
newspaper stamp was cut down from II 10
| cents on each paper, tho advertisement dUty
vas reduced from - to 36 c5nts, and wis Glll.
| ly abolished ~ iSo0; Another effort was In .iC
| 6y those wto wished 20 strike OF the fettsrs q
! he Presi, al d in lsjj the two. cent stamp OF
newspapers was abolished. Still, there rem ,in
ed one fsttor more-a tax Of three cents pei
pound on paper. That WAS removed las
wear, and, for the first time during one hun
lred ard hfty yearl, the Engli'h psopls hsr
free press. The result, az onco, wa
the establishment of newspapers all owe
the nited Kiugdom-of newspapers at ono
cheap and good. Twenty five years ago, ever,
London paper cost fourteen cents, at isas
(stamp duty inclVdsdN and come sold AZ more
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miscellaneous.

Ting western country, Il is said has benr
oniiIoly cleaned out Of diseased horses, bouqh
10y sooundrelly contractors for the government
lr il expect cd that banks will 10 ehattor~i
IN Washington TO issue small notes blsei on thu
plrdgo ofuAtiorsl stock.
Rrv. Mr.. BmpuM,N, Missionary To Chin,,
~ d at Shanghai on thu 9th Of Oct- last. lie
lai been connected with tho Mssions in that
couuuy thirty two years.
THE matine disasters ca tho lakea for 1851
we're SS61 3i7 sgainst ~, 1856 Oij ia tho year
1850. hcirg crease IN losscs Of more than
quarter Of a pillion Of dollars.
TuE Lcrislt'ufe Of South Cuolir ha. n,1,d
NJ set "u,hn '2ing tho Govornor to cir ct l,,u
a" slOoo iOl 10 rebuilt that portion II Ch,flos.
toi ii IL ruins Ivy Tho li'l iirc.
hNuNU ihc NV criars pgS cre',,y SAa'or,
T. Vat 'wo cumria sirusts t'nrcii cly n-u. .ocd
'u he rcDo. stuos 10 10 X att,r 'ro wel go cC
the hocfl pri,ynnis, ia th,ir % ...h p!i.,s #
itpfs nT,nt.
GiN McCiEtLNH u d,'lv out IN the ,,tivo
'noaaiKo ci hit,utio,. Tho Wa .h.rs'nn ir kcr,
~ that ha recovery became p.tit,' inma.
dAtol, upon tho cr mistL ol Clmc-on from tso
War Dep ,t,meut.
SoMF jurymcn mlio tcyd ap9iici'ipr TO
tioJudgo II ling at tho Court Cf p1ecu'i p,nch.
England, teE DAYS ago. They wan ID tp knoE
It they cou Il object TO one of their uuml lar
serving ~ he wa NJ vory disigro0i'ls. and
ycnt 20 sle,p Tho last Tim, thcy retired. IA.
ILnro 'NN thoy ,,rttirly chllt not obtsc. [,
him on these yrOurd.
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MARINE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CLEARED.


sTEANsuIP-M Sanford, sanford, PhilAlelPhir'
Purkius.
suIpS-FrnelD q Jessie, tBrl BIomase, HS-
ynn1, G O'N,ill n CO; Truuu0ull, ColluIn, ----,
B,yd & Hincken, Patrick Hsary, Moore, Londoh'
Griunel Miuturn 3 Co.
BARK-R Barker, Runce, for Queensi5wn' kalh
\ G..
BRIGs Yankee Blade Ftrchild, Fort Pickens,
McCrendy Mott q Cui Bachelor, Waycgtt' CArde-
nns, j ward d c., Jsrltn, tNor.i Anderson hN-
yaua, " Schmidt r w Lucas, Perkins, Boston.
G D mean a c., T.t,nh CongdOn, 81 JohnN
+, r. Dinw.dle d O.; & shaw, Shaw, San JUAN
II Underwood.
sCHoOSERs-Prinseo OF Wales, H5!bro1S' i,', n}s-
., ~ = Snse,na. {, " ', Ai,tle' Parker, For-
o., .- Apruo,, McCr,Iy Mott a % Aul'' A' nusneS'
D.uy, J \ Hu,,nt-; } 'a Auu'' hirlhS r~SIhNh- ~
r,.n, n y sum RHnu Stsn. ey sagla La Srande,
G. u j Pcrars: Gr.r.u, Bu,kln, Salem mAsteri
Fs-.',,.r KI,e, ...alulpbis, James w kee;
B slrul lrs Tuumgson 81 Muys, Nd kh PAR
kt..
sLOOPs W Waterman, Decker Chihcotely,ls'
4, .. mac; B COX, uul-c oxford, master Jane ~
ra War, Norwich, II Bhekett
ARRIVED.
svVANguU -Iu-crhrs a. steam transporp
Gr,ru. IN ~ L.Di-t r.lt n hAu'n. .
pt,,-,.' n $ ,tyuu uanTOrtl Bearse, Locust
~ ~ p W T,,yic Il o,m trlnsporp Loughlin, Ln-
| ~ PM NJ ballast. 2jIh irst, II 90 NJ, passed
| .-t ,sI.rc u.,lc5 $. OF Great l. MArbor; Sha
| B. I.lIrtri black with white streak around hers
DOM green, liea head aud high and dry On tho
l,t o.,
5CHOONRBs- Laura Gertrude C,mpbcI. Jer-
.,y, Eng 6O days, 10 Doliner, Poster 90 jan ~
M "a gu lam al 9n saw, the wreck OF scAr MsChsnic,
tnefore repcrted) 23d, - Abseeoh n -" 'H'P
| EliEAl eth Hammond, bound ~ p-,,LL,,., r.,
Louisa A johnson, Hawklns, PU.thsvaT
| Belle, uubhelL Accom'o' va, Win niy ~ y~Sl''
HB B.nes, B,rnss, Pocomoke River, co.
| annnS s,uth Weeks, Baltimore with mi 80
SSuuns a. uiUier Fortunes Bay Y. nsh'
Nonpareil. tBr) Angus CornwAll'S' u "uS~
| with potatoes 70 n Do W0ai'
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War Intelligence.
lIlArInn IN mIs IIsronY.

Ayoar ago, when zen. Cass-grieyod anl
indignant-lett Mr.. Buchanans cabinet, Mr.
Attorney Goncr. Black was transferred u he
portfolio Of State, ana Mt. stanton, then ab3cn,
IRON Washington, was liyed upon AS Attorney
General The sSms night he arrived at a late
hoar, ard harmed from hi family Of his sp
pointment Knowing the character OF the bold
lad men then in the ascsndancy in the Cabinet,
he determined a, orce 10 decline; but when, tho
next day, ho amour ced hi' resolution at tho
White House the entreaties Of the distressed
ard helpless President ard the arguments Of
Mr.. Black prevailed upon him 20 accept.
At the fl st me,ting OF tho Cabinet which he
attended, tho condition Of ths seceied States
and the course to 10 pursued with the gar
si.on at Fort Sumter were DISCUSSED Floyd
ard Thompson dwelling upon tho irritation
Of the Sout ern heart, and the folly Of cjntinu-
ing useless garrison to increase the irrita
tion." No one formally propo ed any course
Of action, but tho designs OF the c'nspirator'
were plain to the new Attorney General. lie
went home troubled. lie had intended, coming
in at 90 late day, to remain quiet member o.
this discordant council. But it was not in hi
nature to sit quiet longer under such uttsraucss
| The next meeting was long and stormy 0ns
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many OF them ] saw young cctsrs alresj J
planted by their comrades.
Beside one Of the graves prepared for tho
enemy killed noticed several living ready 10
be inferred. One poor boy lay in the exact
position, as I was told, in which he va.found.
lie rested on hi, side, his head lying on his
right arm, while his loft hand vAs loosely closed
on his right ,lbov. Ills eyes wars ocssd, and
lac looked as though he had Just fallen ssl,ep.
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A CANDLE STATEMENT-

"A You can prOCurc& any Druggist IN tfm city
and vicinity 6R. TOBIAS'S VENETIAN LINZ
MENT. II Is = sure and speedy cure sor Sore
Ihra0t, HedidchS, Toothdnhs, Chronic RheumG-
hsni, COlte, Crop, and Fdias IN the Limbs. We
advise every one b. give "A trial. the eEI@nAe ID
AmCre trife-95 Ceuts-and we are cnuAlcnt no
person will ever be withuut Il. Every family should
have "a bpttle in the house in case Of sudden acci-
isntH, such cuts, BErps, Scdlis, ts.. Its pain
showing qualities are miraculous. As Tor Group,
. Las sAySd the lives ~ hundreds we have the
'ttates T. prove IL. ofice Is C1rilaEdi n.
y 24ac'llT
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ROARD-62-GOOD BOARD Al NJ g
wife " u 70 week; ALA 'nrnishei rooms, Stt
pis1oa- cheap; Al-p lod,1ngS ~ u ~ week., y
- 2sa night hB-Les~1n- on piano p each.
d2n pa iii
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i r. W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
American Reform Practice In connection wtH
j. BEACH, have taken an oticd at ~ EaTt 34th
- tween 81 aud Sd Avsa. Omce hours FROM .
A. NJ, and to T.. n. jl5 24.c'-uo
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MISCELLANEOUS.


"A MBkDl1 Ito-
n will cusimcncs a new courae ~ instruction In
she sbpye ant, for Ladies and Gentlemen, on the
2IGh instant PUri7 viii he practically taught IN
aaya for the sum Of -. Apply Al the Gallery, 23I
Grand st, cor. BOwery. JOHN II. PEIN. IIl 0lh
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GO O6 CHEAPEST BOARD IN NEW
" ~(Os Eork--uic- ruopIs vita gonllbp.rl,
~ 25 n S9 a week and upwards lalies and ttmi'
lies suited less than any other house nice warm
parlnrs, with planes, as Lguenlr near Broadway
snd CAul vatchman All night and lodgings
sheAp tor married an single perHons,jiO 2tac'l2o
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puoytsIrsS- Pork. .ir,, uld mess, fll Iosl1;
Az 3TknSl9 20. new mrzs. Prime do, ana9 20.
CIV, ". me mess, tlJ,l3 ~. Dressed Wtetern
I,lSs 4 I'd. Gus rutrl io., 4Ac. Beo<s
country nioss fHti -. Primo IL, fintI %. Re
Iacled we-tcru, tlu,l9. Ihe p"yg' une"t eonirn.t
Sr hcrt n~HrlsL Co. W..m" WeE,s' SrAn N
O.. Purdue s. ward and Charles u, Mathews, in-
pud,s "A 900 lus extra Mcss, ~ 2aafl4 " 2,OOO
M. ulain McAs, fl2 2aaSl2 9I-M in irun
rlfre hoops. beef Hams, ili 9oaSlh. Ba-
ON sidea long clear, shurt clear, ! y Hams %
a. shoulders AaIb. Lyrl No. I, IAaIho.
Kt,t|e Rendered, 4. kegs, ~. Ohio butter, lfa
ID. STATE T.. Cheese, OAi,, 5Aa6g; state 6aTc.
Ri.E-Puup, GAr. Carolina, 'a'N
an liverpool ground, A To- Ashton, Sl 90
10: -. Kits, SOC; TURKS Island, ~
SuAr-Castile, new, IL.
Srtptrs-sAesL Rochelle Brandy, " oN1s 10 Cog
nae, Slni 20. Gin, 8i,t5u 20. 81. Croix kam.
Al U.rl 10. Whiskey, 23an2ic.
sr.Au-Fa'r ~ good refining, THa1N; sales Cu-
ha fr,nT x Barbadoes, N n. orleans, 9h; r. Roo,
tl..5f. siam, -; son yellow refined, 9&AlOH;
IN white, lOIa1Ok; powdered, l0'sall
TAMow-Prme city, o'. Western bbls.'e
TAuoCA-E. | , 70 l-2.
re-, suecuI,tiys demand. AnSol, t0a5O: Congo
| o,Ioug, G6a6s. Coaao, Y. Hyson, sI.9O. The al
vance in tea since the glh has been 2H' iur IL Hy~'n;
.us tr Country 2n5 fnr Canton talO tnr Tyson
| skin f; Raj for Gunpowdor ard Imperial BAD Too
| Ool ~ and Ninyong, and Ankoi.
Tn~sses straits, 81 Banc- 35js $50 plates
II TnG,r"o n Sales kentucky, low grades, sas%.
Wu,LElosE-Ochotsk, I3c; south Sea, "a; Arctis
-. IT., ,,,o -.
Woot.-sales neeces, b0ahs pulled, +6a4si Esa
India, 10: Mediterranean, 35a3I. -
| Fariours are lower. Flour IN Liverpool, - od-i
Corn inIsh ~, Vas; In bulk, I. 10 London, nour,
| &c.: wheat, In ships bags, lOd.
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nRUNKENNESS CURED.
DIR. ZELL's NERvINE T

May he given unkn wn 10 tu,I drinxer .u coffee,
Hs NJ liquor.
For sale at 63 Division ~, aud 2li Eighth ave, "
"; Mrs. HAYES l75 Fulton II, Hruuk..u: j.
T. BRIEST, % South second g., wi.nnsbGryl,
and DR.. MERCEIp5, 2s4 Is road Il, NeN,rs, Y. j.
ia90 Aac'OO
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|V ODGlNGS Al HALF-PRlCk-NlCf
- sn:.s rrn,A 10 " lsc. .nVhG . in one r'nIn'
2Oc. oum'irt.Jla sn .lo bsi' 100 mar el P''-
E,u4 10, our r.s,ri,s are comfortable and newly
-arp.tsi, snt h1uae warmed throughout, ~ 100
FrankIir st. noar waih B-op'"ly. "stIurNnt
a., 10 2iar'I2s
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roc THOMPSON ST, \ FEW RESPECT
DO able young men s,n have gp1i uuIrd and
lodgings with use u agnod sitting room AZ Low rates;
= first rate house. i2J G'll9
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BOARD AND sEO0yIS.

A FEW GGNfLEHES CAN BE ACCOMD-
"A istei SltnprSd '-,1ri. ,I-o gcntlam.n D..
wits and nne tSu re~p~ table young l,lies r.
sppy.ng atg Dover q. rs VA
BOARDING AT s. ALLEN STA FEW
- young men can be accommodated with rsst
load aud comfortable ROOMS, at terms tp sui the
tmoH; slsI lew young blliss. n2t 2'iOG
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NJaSlED-LADlES TO LEARN To OPE
w rais on Singers and whelar's and wlt1u's
sud other sewing machines. Terms irptu ~ ~ g.
Fra0tics until satisfied uu al kinds ~ work, and
recommended y 's,rk ansr learning. Every pa-t
,aughI perfst Ala, all Kinds ~ ssS0na merhirr-
~ lct. Ne'sllru and Ul, best luAgy, tr sale. Ale,
. g1-,d shuttle ms'nine 'or sale, Al s32 Honry S..
near Grant q. "a pl'ie
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bat now there are numerous good journal, in
Lot don and oths' places at t,pj cents
"Are ne TO begin where the English left OF {?
A'e oe to adopt what their bitter expereuc,
ielt aud sbeiished as nuisauce2 Arc ue TO
letter journalism by taxauon1 What would
TO The inevitable consequence1 IN advance,
All over the country, in the cost OF newspapers
10 ths uslio, and q consequent decline In their
sale. Taxes upon newspapers and upon paper
are the very taxes upon kno slodge which Fog
land has At last shaken off, forever. Yet, VIII At
bnRland repudiatos, At a. long trial, As unjust
and oppressive, tn. Uni ed Ststes are recon.
mendei to ado jt ard hug TO their bsom."
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WANTED OR z YOCN4 LADIES 10
w bard and eduC,te FOR ts,-h"ra, on moderate
crmR Apply 10 Y. 3st' 5t, near ith ave dRl 2ilc
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MARK ETS.
Domestic NI~sLoaA,

Domestic M~tLot4.
M'NpNv, ian. ~, 1893.
Ai7rEa q rr"n'lg' ~ -, sp,isonbcr,r, o. % ;
Btldsius - ,1.bt ~.
Asu1s. ,e. Pos, 80 3IT. Pearls, ss 70.
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r EAKY ROOFS CURED AND WauanteI-
AWith ELLERE's India Rubber + Aut 70 1 'r't
LoG'Grsnd, l53 BIwory, 81 T. tTk Row, i' ERytnHg.
Tested on 5000 r-lfs. positive remedy. Ja.! tItc'
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NOTICE is HEREBY GlyEN To- ALL S.lI.
" BAILEs, HAMILTON & CO., and will he IN ne
way responsible for any debts contracted by the sd
frrn amer tuis date. Dated January sth, 1902. a.
UYLER, DR.. MOTT. ial4 S'lls
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ITO PEIETERS-WANTED, CHEAP FOR
l. c,su, a secondhand fast job press, and a
Address, sts,ng to ms job press l+o Fulton st.,
New York. ~ ag
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WANTED.

SEWING MACHINES-LADGES TAUGHT
~ N operate Wneelcl n Wilson's tnl SINGERS
sewing machines; prtctice shop work terms
81. ass Canal g. la2O 2i'i9O
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Ia, 4tilIIT .oaI
jan. H.. B,-.,,92J i,u.3,O'b iG" rem
Jan. ls...',, -. 2ir,"s , n''H
JAN -"'''''' "-'''
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CEWING MACuTNES-LAOIES TAUGHT
~ " operate on singers and wue-ier 4 wilson's
saving machines, by old experienDei teacher.
Practice I'LL perfeCa On military work, AMI other
work. and recommended ~ shops Nis-t learning,
trom fi " st 81, ~ - Stanton 81 Allen, pri-
yuas dwelling. jal2 24N,'l9O
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R1OO OD0-MONEY PROCURED and
plOO' 'OOO loantd on bond and mortgage,
In sums b suit, on real estate in this city and
bronkyn, and ON farms and country places; also
eltt and second mortgages bought and sold, at W.
y .MIrCHELL'S Real Estate Office, IT Cedar -,
Broadway and Nassau sts, n, Y, ia2s a4sc'liA
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In nalitlle while long cOllmn OF our troops
began TO file away from point halt m ls bo-
l,w ", toward the rcDol camp. Another formed
nearer ous and marched over hill through the
woods in tho zane direction, Then came an or
der 10 move, and off we went. We mRrehala hall
mile and haltoi forming IN line OF battle. Just
then the artillery, which hw accompaI iel tho
first column, opeLcd again. For a little while We
we're in doubt Whether'it was replied TO OF not hui
word foor came bat the ntronchmCnts On Mi
side were abano Onad ard that uwere throwing
she into the f1rtiic ltions on the o'har sid,
without waking any one mp there. Then w
were ordered forward again,
In foN moments, the c1gHys cmp lay
before us. A space Of more than huui'ed
acres. surrounded aud divided by loN hills, al
OF which we're capped by long lines of earth
works. The wood, wore clt away, agd tn
| fallen timbsr lay in oye,y direc ion, 10 hinde
the spproach Of an attacking enemy.
As va marched over the hill into the camp
a storm was raging. There was a sullsn fa
| Of rair. The lightning lsaped from the Ak.
| upon the hills on the o'hor side Of the river
as though 1t was pursuing tho romans Of tn
rebel army with the wrath Of heaven TIL
thunder echoed our artillery
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TN they went. Tho enemy is driven through
the wood whore, an hour and a half h-iOrc,
thoy 70 ntarl surrounded the Tenth the heroes
a II IA Mountain. M,ny regiments arc com
rlctely broken, and ruu fer tho woods on the
nft. NOoa's Alabama regiment nr,ass lot a
swamp and scAitera there, II has homo 10 *
TO them, aud is a sater place than the road or
the fields Some regiments act together, and
form in a field milc 10 the rotr ul their INST
POSITION. But Sandarl's sh,ls, thrown from the
mll where the section was sO nearly TAKEN DO.
Gin 10 tail among them. lhcy n.y., pursued by
our v. e uIious tro ps. For tho tli'd ans last
time they form, only 70 bo scattered as before,
INK EEIErNr HFooMFS 4 Eorr
After this the rout is cor pl,tc, Panic strick-
en-. tEey ly in all directions.
INK FIELD AFTER INK MATHS.
rode over the battle field in the evening
| Our men were huryirg the dotd, but many SUI
| ,v phas,ly where they fell. The wounded had
| bten all taken up. The same kind treatment
vas extoId,d 10 tho enemys wounded whlsh
| was z ven 10 our own. Tno universal remark
which they made to me IA passed through the
| hospital, was, " We never expected 10 he
| treated so. We have been misled. We ex
| rec'od to be served like dogs should We iai
| ito your hands You are hinder TO US than VI
would have been to you The only difference
was In the burial Of tho dead. Those OF th'
enemy wore laid together in comm'n pits. Oa
own wore buried In separate graves and al