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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-16
An Army Of Tax Gatherers.

The Boston Post says that twenty
six thousand Federal officers will be
required to carry out the proposed tax
iawin its svarious departments. These
officials will receive, on an average,
not less than FIVE hundred dollars each
per annum for his services. OF the
taxes they collect they will therefore
retain, as compensation for theirla
not less than thirteen million dollars
annually. What.an army Of officials
tosconsume the substance Of the peo-
pie! Is there no way by which the
Federal tax can be collected by those
State officials, whose duty it now is to
assess and collect State taxes? We
think the matter deserves serious con-
ssideration.
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when wiil the war Cease. i.

The Louisville Democrat thus an
swers the inquiry: "The people Of the
free States are, Of course, eager to
know when the rebellion will subside.
Let them observe the thermometer at
home. AS Abolition subsidies so will
Rebellion
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HorEDALE, OHIO, |
-, nnA

FEIyND ALLEN:-I noticed in the
last issue of the Cadiz Republican, a
communication, over the initials ga.
O." and dated from this place. AS
our worthy P. M. has saw fit to give it
as conspicuous position as possible,
in place where Democrats as well as
THEE party must go, and as the party
from which "a. o" has evidently
sprung, are having somewhat of jol-
ification over it, l thought perhaps it
might be worthy Of reply. 1t is high
time that men who have all their lives
sympathised with openly avowed disu-
nionists, should cease to impute to 9th
or and better men, sentiments they
have always disclaimed in word and
deed. / allude to the Garrisonian
Disunion Abolition Republican element
of this neighborhood. And when as
good law abiding citizens we have qui-
city and patiently listened to OPEN
TREASON from travelling lecturers bro't
here under their patronage, it is very
evidentto any mind unblinded by pred
judice, who are the real Union lovers
and TRUE men. Because, forsooth,
we do not rally round their ticket as
the only one likely to save the country,
and imbibe sentiments our conscience
tells us are wrong, they must call us
Disunionists and Traitors. Regarding
the "Caucassion' (which A. O. dwells
on with so much feeling) not having
read or even seen a copy of it, I can
say but little, but as A. o. appears to
have studied it thoroughly, and he
differs in opinion from those that take
it, regarding its secession proclivities'
/ shall leave them to settle that
point between them. But | would ask
is there more treason in reading doc
ument condemned by our government
than in condemning the acts Of that
government itself; yet I do know the
latter is being done here daily and
hourly, by the same class that make
such howlings when we chose to diffel
from them. To insinuate against th'
loyalty Of such men as the gallant
Mcclellan, don't look reasonable il
their eyes, yet he receives the supper
of our President, and the endorsement
of such heroes as Burnside and Banks
and every loyal and conservative mai
throughout the land. His business j
not to war against opinions, but to pu
down armed rebellion, and he shows hi
good hard sense by attending to his du
ty and not allowing meddlers to inter
fere. And in conclusion, from person
al observation, / would judge there wa
more freedom from dictation and a
much personal independence amonl
the Democracy Of this vicinity q
among those that oppose them, a
{ least it. is more evident. o. A.
~ ['rhe above conn unication came u
! hand too late for last weeks paper.--
ED. SENTINEL.
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"a rtatfrE From The Logan GaEstts,
THE EMANCIPATION BALLi

Girea @ F69r Millions o( Negroes. By tks
IN s1r..s R.uuklRaan Paf y.t.vb
r..s....
c,.., An 4, .oon ,oh.
. AnuaoI ssss.S 80 .ssS ysr ~ "a
peaa.si. pe ~ 80 - ...o .SooS ~. e's seei
De .,,.i Snc,- 80 -
49, Don i you hear de bsnioi
Tum! Tum! Tumi
n. fu., an IA In, 4, M,.,.h snow
AndSe ner /. Jeeros ma D;n.b o..
Ch,tk and iyorvi bselS snd sb;nsi
Whiis rns, WI, iii ds dsncs hs',;,.l
. Don't YOU hear de banioi
Tnm! 1umi T'um!
-7A Hfi
t1. t.l
rcmpey Smash, and hi . lady taiE,
fou may bet your liie dey will bofe be dare.
And Mis'sh nueklegs-huliy for he!
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WASHINGTON, Aprli y.
SENATE.--Messrs. Howard, Chandler,
Sherman and Trumbull, presented petitions
in favor of emancipation.
MIR. Howe presented memorial from the
legislature Of Wisconsin for the establishment
OF national armory and depot in that State.
The bill relating to fixing salaries OF dis.
trict attorneys, was taken up, and after dis
cussion, passed--20 to 90.
The Senate went into executive session,
and then adjourned.
HOUSE.--House proceeded to the con
sideration Of the Senate bill TO increase the
efficiency Of the medical department of the
army. The debate involved a question OF
incorporating Surgeons from volunteers with
regular staff, thus giving broad field for Sc
lection. This was agreed to, and the bill,
as amended. on recommendation OF the Mill.
tary committee, was passed.
The bill to abolish slavery in the District
OF Columbia came up on second reading, to
which MIR. Vallandigham objected.
The question then required under rule
Shall the bill be rejected? which was deci-
in the negative--45 against SO. The bill was
referred to the committee of the Whole on
the State of the Union.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. Phelps OF California spoke in its favor.
Mr.. Kelly also advocated the bill Ad.
journed.
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Be PAYABLE by such companies. Banks,
trust companies or savings Institutions. and
insurance companies are authori1sd and re-
quired 70 deduct aad withhold from al pay.
ments made TO any person. persons or party,
on account Of any dividends or sums Of
money that may be due and payable as atore-
said. after the 1st OF May next. the said duty
or sum Of three per cent
Foreign bills OF exchange or letters OF
credit drawn iu but payable out OF the U. s.,
OF drawn singley. or IL drawn In . set Of
more than one, according to the custom OF
merchants and bankers. For every bill OF
exchanges drawn in any foreign country, but
payable 10 the U. s., where the same is made
payable, shall not exceed $500. or the equiv
slend thereof in any foreign currency in
which such bills, may be expressed, accord
ing to the standard value fixed by the U. g.,
shall pay stamp duty Of five cents. The
mani est Of part of cargo Of any vessel or
Custom House clearance, shall pay duty oi
OF twenty FIVE cents. A manifest in tbs
Costom House entry or clearance Of cargo, oi
any ship, vessel or steamer, II the registered
tonsge does not exceed three hundred tons,
shall pay 3 duty OF one dollar.
Upon every protest Of every note. bill oI
exchange, acceptance. check or draft, or any
marine protest, whether protested by no.
tary pubic or any officer who may be au-
thorizad by the law Of any State to make
such protest, there shall be paid . duty oi
twenty-five cents.
The proceedings were agreeably interrupt.
ed by Mr. Colfax sending up to the Clerks
desk to be read the following:
WATRoN's LANDING, TENN,
April 3, 1862
To Hon. z. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War:
The enemy evacuated Island No. 10 last
night. 1t is occupied by Col. Buford OF the
Twenty I'll Reg. General Pope will
capture all that remains on the high lands to.
day. The movement on the rear has done
this work. Ea...e
(Signed) THOS. A. SCOTT,
Assistant Secretary of War.
This was received with loud applause and
cries Of "good!''
All the remaining amendments having been
acted upon, Mr.. Blair OF Missouri obtained
consent to offer new section, providing tina,
any person claiming I, own the sevices or Ia.
Dor for life, under the laws OF any State, oi
any person held to service to labor, shall pay
tax on such person of two dollars. This
was voted upon and rejected by 81 to rs, and
all the remaining amendments having been
scted npon. the tax bill was passed--l25
against 13.
The pacific railroad bill was taken up.
Mr.. Campbell explained its provisions.
The post road bill was then taken up and
passed.
Mr.. Dunn, from the Military committee,
reported joint resolution extending the pro.
visions OF the act in regard to the pay, boun
ty and pensions for the Western Depart
ment to officers and men Of other Depart
ments. t
MIR. Morrill, introduced q bill to punish
and prevent pelygsmy. Referred.
Adjourned.
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CAkRIAGE AND
LEATHER WHIPS 1-
COLLARS, TRUNKe;
and oil other articles In my line Repaiting
d0fis and work made " order on tho shortest
notice and Of the best material sId workman.
chip. va eik fsa
Please call befors purchasing elsewhere, AZ
aIl work 10 warranted 70 be % represented, /,
aud 10 cheap 40 at any other place;
J.R. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Z Cadiz, Aug. 6.6m. ,H
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HAS now on han good assortment OF Goods
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently. be will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh. and cannot fail 10 please
buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore solic.
its an e1aminaiion
of his stock and
prices
before purchasing elsewhere--in so doing. he
feelt confident that he will MERIT large share
of public patransge. He keeps no Watches but
wha iare selected with great care, and con.
sequently, all watches sold are warranted time
keepers or no sale. Fine Gold Hunting English
Levers, full
jeweled, from ..-........ SO to$lOo
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
jeweled, from ...35 TO SIS
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le-
pines, trom.... ~ to IS
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full jeweled, FROM. ............ ....35 to 20
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from....... .........27 to 35
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
Jewels, frOm.... .............l2 to 10
Silver open faced Levers and Lepines.. to l2
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
in gres, variety OF styles and prices.
Ladies' Gold Chains aMd l. OclxetS
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
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silver, German and plated table and tea
Spoons Pocket-books and Portmonies IN great
variety fine pocket-knives, shears and
scissors. fine Razors, coral glass on wax
spusq Lots oil other nice things too
numerous to mention. Call in
friends, everything sold
Is warranted dc tepre.
sented
Main ST., Opposite the Pnbiic Buildings.
Cadiz, Dec. %. 1858.
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McNEELY NORMAL s CHooI.

McNEELY NORMAL S CHOOL.
THE SPRING TERM tis weeks, begins
i q April lst. 1869. H
Instruction given in tho Common English
branches. Penmanship, Elocution, Grsmmar,
etc. Special attention is given TO training
teachers In these branches, and fitting them for
the successful management of schools. The
higher Academic branches--Algebra, Geome.
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiol.
ogy, Botony, Logic &c. &c. taught a. hero.
tof0fe. '
Latin and Crock languages taught.
Vocal music taught. a
Instruction on Piano and Melodeon at usual
rates ~ rar +s.s
.Lewis'a New Gymnastics" 20 nseful 10
teachers and s.udents, pfacticed and taught,
with Unnecessary apparatus.
h Lectures are given each term on the aArt
OF Teaching" and the nManagement OF
Schools and other subjects of interest.
The continued prosperity oi the School 10 an
assurance to the public that the labors and or.
pcnditufes Of the teachers arc appreciated
For Catalogue or turther information, address
M &a EDWIN kEGaL; Principal.
or Prot w. BHINkERHOFF.
HopedsIs, Hat. Co.,U Oot. %. 1884,.
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by. II in the poNsr Of MAJ to -, so hep mo
heaven.
.'Will you take care Of my vife--of Kate ,"
IL vas not What the tsnde' hearted hunter
hnd expected, and 1vc-,r.,e ry 5is feslirgo bs
turned partially swfJ ,'ii'h his o..
70 ~ AM ira
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FIREMAHlS TRUST INSURANCE Up2s
sA,CY or DRoOCLYA.

IRLMAhb TRUST INSURANCE yryps
SA,CY or BROOCLYls.
OARH CAPITAL, SloU,OOS.
Onn 10. C1u1 strta: .opPcEie CITY am. .oa
No Ma. Eirs9A noaT Broadway, Nav YSys
OrEanisoN on 's7 prhciple Of paying ona hslf ,,a
pruhts above tei Per cons, ~ 1hs Tvi1,,,. - ~
phNls Fund o. ia Pr Dstn4tns 81, ~ ~. "a. %
srpoklyn, WY =
DtRsUrcsr.
.sSJrss hlL Ssrer'h Kalght Jossph a IL,
AAaoh Dtsrar ntDei1 l. HAlghi brnltt Yany, A.
IhomA, Chrs Brunt WyokOh s.sr b A. a..
uarfyheSSenges 4 frc,h lnghsi-R wNrca susaat
W. y aoOR,a ttrb0i ID VelRcr o II LAppts
teier Duryss yB Thorn, ED PJHosn,rs
joins D b.eWnrt .VchArd 2 Buck VIM Wal
a Low NilanI Bead Joseph " R7zsS
EOar F1rn Henry PiHsonQsInabhl I'M
CrLUio dc Sun.ta4 tar v,lut MssseyR JInos
Henry u Peck DI Var VoorhD John " Bcatu
John J Glover John Bohsnck 2 walrsuo-r
III Robbins Frsd. I PEGS Valentine q Rat
Lv. X hllm 2 r Oh,lerdin JohD ] voophSY.
AIS Company .sntauas " inBurx BulldiEx
Sorch lncisa, Dwellings, DOusAnnld YurnisiTfl
Efa,ls IN port Att irp- oS-gnos, ard JihsR proper
~ AGAINST los. OF dSnArs by frs, on - hyo1ah
and n'oTA terms ~ uAhar arg. q - o.,npe,,ien
WIN, BUARELlA pecretary, {
J, y NYCKOFF, Jr.. Assss9an, ~ an To,
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THREE FARMS FOR sALE-THE Sub

THREE FARMS FOR sALE-THE CUB
y rcrioer mas grla Of Improved lAnd, situated II
tls Harlow KLLsr properly, c1uSA-ning ahOut 100
se.es, vel arranged ~ alaSJ three good tGrns,
watch he IL dosrouS Of 70 ling upon reasons de
on each farm, aud ~ Iuey 10 adjoining tnsy cln be
urod ~ one farm o. thr6s, according AZ ths puf,
chaser or pure. AaorE may desire. Terms made 70
suit purchasers. For Particulars inquire OF tha
subscriber, ~ ths Columbian Hotel, Saratoga
Bprngs, CIIAUNCEY KJLsCBR. iel5 tnig1OS
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Frt-rri ae,raias . Ao4 3D.! Cnusrsas, in tao
e.. ~ .tl- Dfst-e' G gf, = ~ s -. ..
Ds.t-gs % Ns~ VIA. NY Ne e. bsAcs. "a 'Ds
80 20 thtu~iai el<Nt Nr-i-',t Aal s.rtr-sys,
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ITO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
l. nsr Of Nassau and Fulton -, Offices and lATge
roous, suitable Tor manufacturing purposes, wiaA
NalCh steam power can ha hSd n required III
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Ghgg Rev John Glins a Csrrine.aipps Cbas
1nn on Gdsvo.d Frank
1Hdn,n ., mn Oilnllan btml N Gibson Wm
Con ID Goldanith NJ German Tar,sa
larry u'oday w VI GJrham Ssnual
GOodnow GOodspaed II g Cunning n Ga
Goodhus OH Golden Patrtck C,,assnsnn A
Coodridgs John Goldii Bernard C;wvsr WmA
Gould O NJ Gull Gao
t90dVin beo W lt0sper g G1Obins, Chris
Gould E5ner ten
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DYSPEPSIA CAH HE RELIEVED

DYSPEPSIA Can IN -KELIBVED-i
~ WHO doub.it Ehonid Try 4 bosals otDr. ~
DYSPEPSIA AGNHnIATOR, for che spesl
net OF pysPePaia, IndiyestOns Los. Of Ap
&c. This remedy eill. b, ipund one Of al z
agreeable and aGpkql6 q aEsioins ever dlSooysR'
the psrmAn1uD ONT u thAA disars1ang ~
DYsfEPSIk. per1sSSsao1S v.ih this medic,
ensure tswTiarity al IN towels Il al tin.
number AjaeAflf.sea might q obIAined, bSI
49,, thss -, havs no weigh, with dis0sr1irh
10 TberSforo. tha proprietor Il oonhdanI, q
s,s,.,,s 80 Oh this Remedy will ss,Abish M
sC.ar h ,he cure 0: DiFpepEa oVef all 0ther ID
N nss a the preSsu, day. For EAla Il a.
second ~, williamsburg. 10 be had 4
horS s,sn,an q .nd ~, A.. m 80 lovi
Prias 10 oAntn par Soslr. taA0 49,
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TO Iht NFKVOUS or BCTU HEXRy--A
retr"i ClergYrrAn haylnE htsn res,orad 10
mann N lev dsyr, ARR mary yaSrJ % cres, nsr.
Tvs Fun-'1- u willis ~ asrss others by aap,d,u4
rriei clpN ESQ prescription uhod Dres ~
rev, JOIN "A. DAGNAJt- 1sa FuIlo1 ~, Broos,
W. Y. 'y2A eAac.1r
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=, ULPHuR AND vAPOR BATHs-TImu.
bAT's ia eaistis' 81, AMI the only senuins
~ .phur bt,hs In tie Gnisod States az Carroll
""9cker ~ or, ~ LaurenA N. Y A SUE
cure tur rheuf istsr seyHrs cois sruptions ~ a.
ssu' ra'fctuD steCt.ihs. chills and fever, a.
Given daIy ~ DR.. 4, L. TIACLAT = Cote9s - eos
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aAMWUkMn.


GENITAL kAnROAD OF NEW JERHs
Hampton Junction Wiih DelsNAra- I,soksv,s.
WaS,s-n aAilrosd, and - EAlacu with Lahigb ~
le5 h1iroAt aud in conroctions, forming ar
Ise W tI2Ibbuh3 snd ihe REJT. wiihoul chr
o. o&rtI
BPRINo ARRANGEMENT.
commencing hRIcn Sd, 1893. Leave New "a
H.KusnJBs RsFBzss--Aa AM, S.r ~
Beading, Poitsy'ls, uArTisDurG, hsuah o~
W.l'l.naPCrt, 81,
MAu TRAn,-At 4 ~, for Mason, WAs1 nFN
HcrAnt1n. Great Read, PI1scnI WLee-oAaTc' as@N
10 N THRouGH T2Am-for Esaon, ~
Uhunk, VyiliAmspors' haAdins' fon4Vlts' MOL
tP.B. TuhoUaBl TsAn--fur AGmoa. nsahh,AN
Ailaniown and bAuch Uilnk.
go Pr. WAY sAH--For BomarVrE, II
800 Pm. Western Express Cor EAs.on, AIlsnsn II
Residing, BsrrJ burg, Pittsburgh, and ths NJ
s.oep.ng Cans fri.a Isrssy mtS through % HsrI
ExPRESs TTAuy run HAItRIuBURr, !"
fhesA.M Express Train from Now York n 4
~ lIsrr.abura al Pm. oonANotlng Kasl aud
~ fennHylvsriA Central 1ailruad, kOrth6rn Oe5-t
S S.r,. hGr.h and s0ulh, end with op1bs1h
TIH rHaoUau KxPRHes TRAN ROE IT.
leaves Hcu York ats p. N. daily Csundays a
oll mAG ing Gloss oonnsuton a HArrlsbdf IA
Penrsy vAnIA slslruAd-. With no ohAnqs Al -
Iitshurs, aid bri ons 70 Cincinnati AID chi III
-Four hours ,ir1e II saved by taking thin trAink d
EI.IZABETFiPCRT AND NEW YORK FHRAp'
Leave New York from HienNo. North RivkL,
$40 and II 90 A. M, $50, $50 and $40 T. n
The coats utop a. Bergoa Poina and AAxyR
s1lp 1Y'1os, JOIN o. sSrERRB, Bupsanhsrp !, I
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y CtNIS PEk BOTTLE-FURnANH
= - celebrated RoEu NArtC AENIHILaToR.
H' luteoi Il eug4'tsrl' heuraly,a, 4 re Throat,
a., can always Re lad In Rev Y ri a, CAnp
hiLl's' cor. Eighth sve. snd 2stu 81. RRsD a
Co.'S, cor. Alien aud stanton Fts., AM cor. Ave. %
~. h',,sen r's. sANBOFNS, 212 Division "a.
LFTrLEDALE'S, i?5k B1wery NAI,LOY,H -
second ave. and sntL SIS. and bY Druggists Rs-s-
rally. Price ouly Twalvo Cents per butta a..
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wr,us- Esprv-.iy Tor tse Now Vors s.s
WASH WILBUR
TBE
Frontier Hunter.


Authsr II srhe Fosrfns Fe~iher," 'Prrirto FRA +"
"Aics hortoa- or 10 WAtS
Me.licinsss =. A.. -.
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aNsnQEANcns

TIE
y LAFAYETTE rJRS nSsUsAFsuz uossrArs,
OF BHCUELYN
al. osSiut. RRAs0 osSun,
81 5SddOT SsEEt 70 WALL sTEJrxE,
ohOOhL1E NEW YORK.
Cash CAPITAL. 1880 DOLI.ARn,
I'M oo,HpsiS lnsurA pr, Psfty Of ~ knfs ao5ey.a
Jfa or DamAse ~ nro, a q tAvnrnlJa asryas II
1nouar InFtifuhDrr ~ N
FsUNIr J. BEBaU Prsazggs
IAhEh y, THONP6OH, j., Bap,y,
Ono. ". BOhx, Assislaa,,
urksoroui
TECHIH }. n1LsuB0, JAaUse ClzJrxnuAru,
alklAM r. bT. JOHN, JOaH A. PKyTgH
sDM. z. BAORHOUah, HAMJTFI. va W vrtss,
ynaIa hAhFkhi ALEXANDRA MclyUIY
~ ~ W h3T, ID. 8. VOORHHRA
gonn H. nfADkl. SAB.v. SCHOONhAExpp
dENHS y. CULLEN, MICHAEL NRVTN
onHE5lLT u sAOkt SAMUEL GARRIgCzE
PHILn 8 CgOOBP, yOHn IkFsTnTT,
iAMEe u. COOPER. Cora II pPRnsn
JOHN q, BCHUNAEAR,ALHT W pRNyUnni
JOIN J. VAEDI RBILT,JANFS TTTTTa
'NNAS Iihhs. JHssI Q. RONAgs
EDWARD HARVEY.
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W, LILLIAN III. M1TCHELLS REAL
w Eg;a;s and General Buliness Agency, u Ca
dar street, between BroSlway and Nassau streets.
uuusag, lois and farms boughL sold ard exchsnR-
oil. MONEY procured and loaned on bond and m1rs.
gage. n you wAnl " sell your bakery, s,)ro, hut,,
laloon, manuisctaTy, or any Kind OF business cal.
on the subscriber, mhT 24lr'iGT
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va liable Spanish SPECIFIC FOR tie Plss any ys.rs
IN 'hts city. TrouHSnds have be4n cured Of in,s--
~ ans eItsrnsl Piles. tsee cen Acsiea.l SD by
hil ~ % Roosevs, n, New Yo,k- prtce a ~.
po'ie. Tie poor suprhsi gratls mi qsIo.fS
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COUNTRY SEATS AM PARMs ~

- sJe-near deputs. % Acros guoi l.nI. 10 ,,no
nef orchards, and farm blll1inga IN 7ood or,ie-
o'NAse mouse II Icres truck land two farms 49,
aWn' 90 twD, % NgO, 40 two, 20 two. 10 syv,
"a, And Wo' ~ acres each, and many o,neru
seven village residencea- six W rent. Fars n a
ares " rent 40. che ofsH. Cal on THORN a
M%t Wshinston Market, or % Fulton a, yr ~ q
VAIL Plainaeli Depo,, NJ. j. MD 2i.s.ios
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FOR SALE--IN NEW JERSEY, ~ ACRES
@ land, good ho'ure Ard barns, y .szty o, '-7iu
and exec lsni wSttr, location hign AMI h, altbv az
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n'usa Tor miurmlt.1n inquire " ". uIg5ER, Il
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mail 9sIO1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15

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FOR SALEM THEYlLLAGE on IgMp,

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15

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THR NBw YORK DAILY SIN
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-15

FOR SkLE-HOUSE AND LOT, SITUAT.
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tore 'or tho last 10 years, price $3.50 one half
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DR MATTEL SUPERIOR so CENT
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-05-07
Gen. Mcclellan.

The testimony which comes from all
quarters of the popularity of this off,
Ger with his army is gratifying to all
save the professional fault-fnders and
diseased fanatics. The editor of the
Cleveland Leader, writing from the
camp in the vicinity of Yorktown, says
of the men composing the Army Of the
Potomac: 'They believe Geo. B. Nc
Clellan is just the man tolead them to
victory Our own correspondent,
"W. D. B." says there is no mistake
about it, Mcclellan is the pet of the
army" and that the confidence felt in
him by the soldiers is unbounded. This
testimony is thoroughly reliable. And
while the army confdes in the General,
recognizing in him the man who has
converted the mass of the raw civilians
mustered at Washington last Fall into
disciplined and seasoned soldiers, wo'd
it not be we'll for the politicians at
Washington and the Censor Generals Of
the Press to suspend proceedings against
Gen. Mcclellan for q while?- [Ciucin-
natl Commercial, Republican paper,
April 30th. -fE