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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Veteran Volunteers.

BIN. 4. VOLS.
Reorg.nks,ion or yeas hs NGr. Boun'ies Tor R.-
sui,til-n,. $50. Heelqua,ers. no. ~ Bf0ai"sy Col
FRANK JONES
Cayt HENRY slllCKHkRDr cor. Crsui and Elizabe.h-S
Capi. H. DOMAS rKi. No. 80 Pesri'st.
opt EOWAKD FROSsAED, - GEal'st, NII1nisoIssh
e p. GEO A. tBBk4s No 5.Bf-ed-st.
L.5ul EUGENE fkOosAED. No. 81 Mricei...-
A Battery Of Henyy Artillery ior .i-so and sntri-
duty il or. ofsuLe u n1 attached 20 tne i9th
!. rl..,, h,ayy Artillery b. Y Vols. Col S.HIRNER,
commanding. For further info. nation call ., No. lil
CLSiEAu-.t. Nsw Yafk CITY. 90
CALVIN shAFFE4. Captain aud Recruiting Ohcer
Recruits Wanted, for tho 18th Regiment New YORK
llrsvy Aruley, Cot LOi i SCi.lRHtH comi1anding
sse already ,ttionod a. for Ligon near ash
ias'oG, - & TIE uen after sweatug m VIII be forthwith
q. M 10 Iho Fort The Ai ,hrsl bouutlrs are psiL
Ws. BRfDY. AGjgtsli,
headq1aT.efa No. 81 Bowery.
$3.50 Bounty to MEN RE-ESLIsriNG. sl75 TO
hl.W REGKUIfs.-Jth lie .iDrns y. Y. VoiA-Z.u~s--
fcorsnklrs mpluy O. 1i t.i resnent " III receive
cuit, e 40 ~ ruitou.',. btoo.'u Fn bounty givsn
eAe quarters OF @.oai 81 NO. - BoeWo ~ New'fc'E
2. JtRniNf. Colonel
Tbirty-sevcutl Regiment NeT-N0rf NolGn-
tcfrs IRISH Rifles. Rsorsnfiz D". unarf cgililasa
gf C.l. ~ ~ Df LACY, l.r Hnl f--.-e.t 44' '' -. T.
~ for ,i oi ve,fied Reg ssn zid AL pa; ios are
for Themselves name IA the Amy g.. tAr fo.amac ihN
csn r-yrf De enscc For p.ttclsrs, 70 boonty re.
-gy.J sAo He.dqplTtcn OF the a siel. Ao - tce''1
consDissGoncd OGic.rs' Accounts Caslsed snd
afvabcrd up,s ~ sOME, BROWN & Co., 30. fatk'
place. under Bsosdssy ha'k
Mustrred oar soidicrs Of p Re- ulsu,s, Il you
,of,.I fgli tlulr an Obtain tlr .ffnr 'hi'.l.h
SOMEs. BROWN 81 Co. 10. Park-psc7
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Excursions.


EXCURSIONS TO CJNEi ISLAND.-Ihe he
~ Car Q, he COMFY lsL->D aaa BkOOhLlN
AkufD COMP lNY fsn every ttr nft ite. itoi -l-on
n tai sine frfi.-s bfyo y c-ua~ctiLs q. cf .- win
.in y. D.eel. 4. favs-'ut -lceg'Le-d BaJ 4a CoAeJ
~ j.. c. COKE. Superintendent.
ElShiAG BhNKS--StcGmcr MARYLAND
Lave ieek-s p. .. l.; N -- J9,L-t -, .ey-t o.
-f4 oft1 RIVER % d. sr sa'-fas.. e-- - cel.a
hli'. its'fesAmsnis Bsi; and bib-. o. t'sTf.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSIONS to
" Lhrf SUPTEiDE.--Tle silr.iIi fft.l..s .f--fl~ft
u l 5 -Ls A.l bDi. fsfs lirf-.s1d 10. ~ follows:
oc ? I'D Dst o.,. -.c4i-s &C. f-y si.es e. 4
scoct 10. July H. g. sEd u: August :, g. u, 49,
H. or i3.-ute .rps 20 Lts .4,ssisf, issng iHoogh
t~ r- h ris~rs D-ftot So Cis end - .i,fyt twlih =
"l-''1 seq through L-kss i- tafoa. ST. Ci-F aud
fio, fu w0! tGa isf.fam. fl-turei ho-rs lsns
2" lot ge-n-n.fsuisr from toe vaier 8 o. visiting al
Foats O. tLs souio. Giving IaHeugsrs oppoT
Il.y O. sisi lie SOI4r4.l Loplsi au1 .ltrs which
a it!s uueqnsG ~ ssy 10 the RaF5. The sthv-
fos tit T~sy Dcst tie Meteor Oeig entirely
st eype5sy ;or tie route Lt.,i uy ~l every improve
rt-t TO- c case safety. nt cantor; o. patsHeu 6ooj
t1c ~ boa L. ard b t..e always tUpiiaI egsry
.sIurT. tsfe for tie ronnd fio '1n esl fion 2j t.
e. IL GAAHffT-OS 4 Co.. Cleveland.
J. 4. NtIiIrO 4 Co, Detfot.
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Ocean fjicamers
cN1rE STEAMSHIP

SI,UE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN.
- WALTkE PATOS Commander,
VII 30 e'P, 'P,r,' From NSc York
~" 's n,' is Saturday. Iuu, o.
esiuiisaSS jnps ri 9uesGsy. July I'll.
eyJ A. eeular intervals thereafter no,. s,,t
rIRST CABIN from.
aECOND 80 60
Excursion Tickets ou osl back IN rs f'f'' sno 'e0'i
Cabins only. iate srj Aal. t,,... .,s.. =,
Servants tcccnpuryils paserfe''' 1'" N"-' N''' ~
yeas Of age ls'f lsIe. lniaJ.s nee a.,
EhiRD GAHlN .:c sS0
All FAhYS PAYABLE ~ OOLD, OA ilS ECONA'
~ IENT IL u. 5. CLRkE NCG
F.,b n.,.o.e.- allowed % cu1ls fc-s of luggage.
an e1per.enc-d surgeon OF board
"'i p]'--t" '''' CH8s A. WHITNEY,
At the Once, No 20 Broadway.
For frsiSit spp'yto ,-,,,-,,,.,
No. - soutb-st-
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.Jnsnrallle Gomanles.

FIANOVEk FIRE INSURANCE Co.
NC. as W AI4l.-Sl. n. Y.
Jrir !, 1869.
CASH CAPITAL u iUvOoo.
(sftor pro,iding for ali outstlrd-p
"a GPLU5 (iAg .airiA and Divile1da VI 81 D5.OOO.
'ioI csGt dee!artc shs cAy,......)
Ih- C1apay tefobv give netce the, have Increased
thr m % ffoui lO t0JD !: tOU, ,ODo wbcl ia al paid
d. fo.rt'.f ~ih thrif Sufpn. J. securely inverted
A~ 40 iys uotlcc tnl. taoJ proceed to uo adii
auli PoAcs Of Er lusuarcr, ps1.u ba Increased
tlB tLd peciiuy foc The liberal issos o. tho pub
M b.. s-sni for thor interests has bern had In
DORAs l.. STONE President.
Hf.J 3 WtIcoTT. Sarictary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
Dcniisirn.

hRS. GRufIN. 25s Grnnd-st., \. Y, op-
~ ro,i'c Lord syloi AMI q fgiou-I,. BrooAyn sfs
~ fu 81 aai % frif Improved Aihci. Teeth,
with e. without sh-ssug the fo,is; foil set. sold OF
lat.na p. ,c f-byo.. raItia se.s lsodI Per
tooth -: rsbb~-. pli rrtrae;irr 2a'.
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Buiinina MaicrialS.

GHARBI.E MANTLES. The best place IN the
y cliy il, uureha.s eh..p and W = hni.nof AhATfS IA
at a. l. LAEEIp5 MANTLE MANU- fALIORf. ~; lC5 hast
lgs JG.sv. A. Cot hii oul. and gife hlh call
+ EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber FAINT,
lIIioii e.. foot. sctordng 10 condition. AND WAX
AANTED. so Dfsnd.sl. 81 Patrow. ~ Bo~sy, 30 h
a, M d.h..y 40 gih sy II ). 7th ST.. Nisms1uisb, snd
Garner al Ulioru 81 aud Fuitonss, Brs1siJn
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GicamboaJs GID naiiroGos.

INJECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
- iIdD conusetue " IN RsiiTosd 10 sPRISGFIELD.
SOtIHAAFIOS BILLIONS FAILS BkATILE-
bOaV, Ic Steamer GRANITE STATE esTes pock. Zip
=. . d o1c.y edlc-'sy sad fuisy. Stesn-f CITY
q HbfTFOND ssyes Peck-.Ii9 sI ?. H.. Tuesday.
fhulsl-y srd saturday.
TIE 5oss o. nia us frst-cass Sound aud are
:eslr.snas4 o. competent cnd szsoToaced ofHcsrs
hsw.tosk. Msy rs. 1913
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

a. j. ENIRDELL", Nn. 3O2 Broadway
"A WnDDl.u CARDS aud NOrL PAPF.il5 IN siessn,
tle. Also soss tni Sysroorritcs elegantly onsr,snd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
De0nm1 CARDS. &'e.

AT WI. EYERDELL'S SONS, l0f Fnlton-st.
~ -WEDbIsG CARDS. bino Stationery. ,oosed in.
t4 siaulfl, Fnncs Door and pmJor liacs Ssll
..,e. aak Book, Choeks. Notes Labels, dc. tE'tsb-
she'd
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NTEW-YORK d NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
sr1,,rrR APE1yGrMrNT. lesl
COMMENCING III o. !11
Psssea-s- S'sloa .n NeVEork corner Esht' sn5 "hi'
Ll.a-ce % 4.th e.

TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YCBK:
ror New.lfsycu. o. ur.l, li.sD a. nj l23 'frh
251 O. s.l so. 90 .n4 .. ,..- ~ , o..
For Brics. aoIt T. OIL ll.3l IL, l-I5 GIl 80
F,r f oil sld si.,'eld. :. ll5)s. NJ 30. so p m
Fcr fs-.e Southport and Wsft?ofi. ll@' g. nj s'A
foi El,vs's 9oso i.3o a IL; i2i5 (EI.l 29) EL)
Fsr nsra 80 Csrs~.eL. :. es2 II y a. Il. 49, 40
'Fofs...io,d. Z. 7.sEI) so,llaosn.i III; CEI 10
To- or Caeser and isisr.d!a,s stations :, 30. iL0
n: = -. 4Jl. -. 90 a. o..
tc. o., Le.,s, a-d Nv Roche''- p IN
COSsECrIEG TRAINS
Fer Boston. 1u. .n.ld, ~ ts' lE-2.L ep IN
fer Lo.ioa. - Shore Iine i2l' iKr1. u r. o.. ,
70. l.a.1tfd soe sPiiLra-i4 a ia tLNh H-'0' ~
IoG C5nntoi c1t River Rsirosi 70 Montreal a N tEri
II 20 D. u. 81 ...- 9. ~. 20 A0riAsnit0n. -
For io-'iofl. Froyaeues tnd F,'hk Rsiifo,i. (ELl
Fot Ses.sg-u Nsw.I.oadon aid S.oniug,on Railroad 81.
Va e ia, Rs.a. s4, y +. p. ~ 10 northampton.
Fc, q ,u,.t, ui. Rel -osi b. ~, 2s) p.
Foy Nsgsatuck Rsiifoad. 70. a.. 2.So !. Ill
nor ID D .sly 11G NoTwelE RA.!iead. o. n 4 30 o. H.
o., of TOO, -l -eping FsTs r'tac'~c n ffsin
Inns n. HOii, superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
CITY ITEMS.

Among the arrivals IN town ere j.. d. Sehwer'n,
o. g. bearer OF from Pas ird.on and New Orleans.
La. Ho has le.t .or Phi adsphis, ard Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

I NIVsIN0TON line f0b nc,rcl,, -
- TOs. EH"-ljRDON. aJ2ivA, va Gi;O-
4 p,sCE re" "fOhl, TAeNiO.E .GrJS, rBoVl
svvrh k0CK wi1iss-v Pin NJ. lJt'ALTH snd Ply
s-iy tsIesp. san1sY) z, ,. d y. loot of Court
-, r. H. %.,,, :. ,r :, so, ., o. o, Co.
A'stal. a.eh 2. isat Wa EDE,.o
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priniing.

ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half prco).-
EIs,lz ht ONE and Note Pspcrs &c. B1.nessCards
i iehds Iortrltssc At RELLlS. 10. u Fulton sI,N T.
lob Printing at Old prices, at Eckler's Printing
~ Dieo ~ utol cor. feaI,t NJ !. Ca d. CculzTs Bi
heads Labels Posters lhnPhiot &C. qmo. ne.t ADD cheap
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17
tAY BOhT FOR ALHANY.

yn xsw h,ii.."vs;pitf via EEW-YORk and
.sa s.:sr aoNDAYN ei!OgE LitE RAILROAD On
!. saa s.tsy a. il:Sis - os sTaAiS VA .r4go z.il.
s-~-ioadst sud stonh - ~ ..'g 'tiosgn Nos. .f4y,n
sll = i wsilIas 10 .,sh. 'eaad ..sla,' W.isr liz
ssin isi sswpoi -aorens "i,'ey on to srvsi Of the
.sy siTiyry s:.v p M. * I'a ~ 4owl Nsnlgi..et
uoasa J4t Y. teic sad blzssrs c!ieckeg
AtpYT, -uysri..snseat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-17

SUPREME CoURT-cHAaBRs-JULr l5-Bsfors Justice
SUTHERLAND.
IsEOss.
VIM. L. Gilbert e. al. ast- GeUiE Suits ct h-Ora1
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HioCel.anecne.

tHISHs LhNP-HEArlNG AfPAkAIUS.-
Il sCMMEK EIKLs DISPENSED Wlfu.
Boiling. Iyrs sssw.Ls. Strep-hs, N4sh the ZANE tha'
ii.h'. it- room
A4stisd to kerossrs Jsfrr, o. tss
hs11 ioi asAsd a. tivs pamphlet Which VII bs
srn. u al, Zee MM. D. 1ius~ELL. Aesut.
30 q. Ftai.-rt. New foff.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-23

In de cwtsef Common Plsaas, Harrison
County, 30hsos4'f2 8.iaB 5s5ilsvtsf hHag
tieesssenr v, ,fiendcfsot, nnd John 9aqss bas ssl
c. henderson; James Fisher P Ell tiaan
anu a1''a'4 IA aol Sabiaafsr
Mary Custsr and Isaac Cusssr,1asl
Mahala, p, Fisher, John G. Partition
Fisher and IVA Ann Fisher.sJH III s&-CS
r. TIL e abo 80 named defendants. Mary Gusfer
and Jsaac Custer, Mahain p Fisher. John CI
Fisher ard 1saac sLsfiasters, gdardiun Of. eaid
J ohm G! Fishehi Eve Ann Fisher and fsaaci Le.
matters, guardian pf said Eva Ann Fisher will
take notice aha tpetiuon was tiled asatffst
Eihem on the l6thaay of December, ID. 1853
in the Court Of Commnn Pleas, within and lot
lhe countyof Harrison, BY, Heste. VI Henderi
con opd. Jobn @. Henderson and james F1sbcs
sndt M artha Eisifr, and is uowpeuding, whrxe-
IN said Hester Y . flender SON and John G. -tlenl
dersofl pnd Jamsss FISHER ani 'hiatthn- FisheF
demand paftituntof the foilowing real estatet
a.wit: Part of the Southwest quarter Dissection
7 kifty.stx f36l in aowHship eleven tllfof range
five ~, and thai at the next moi said court
riie said fIes,er v! Henderson and John O. Hen
t-aaFsou and James Fisher and MhfIha F1shei
will spplye for an clder that partition bema &c .
tY L'T - PHILIP DoNAHUE,.
sas,,, Attorhey for Petitioaers.
| December -i6. fs6sAetI Az
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-23

VI EANS @ II HkOTAEhc,
VIZ HM Manufactured oFliDibe'TJ os
yr'EAN M EyGENEsy yRE AUMINERE
I.9tiioysi satIes4k ~ eTLT4T1Ttsss, rs T+4T1Ttsss, 4 y,g
/ A. LII; KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA!
/ ~ chineishopI osad3 1o aao ioE
IEens IsE d S = Sss Y
Gsai ,at p5i I shssiss; iArasH FWgPSSssSsaa
WindSss Welgtitad4" 0as" "HonR RpQT SillS,Ye I
Bolts and Nuls-eAt pnd = Door Sters, {
/, mazda "a. order Coal Vau |
Cast n Wrought Screws Shaffin2 land Pulie
| tiflrnishea 80 siSe HTarning and Plan <
Steam Boilers made and ~ iron, DAoD9A I
tbfopairdt, ,sYte. eny Fancy Crates, +,-,,,
IPlew RYiats and wagon Common. .Gfates,,'.,H
| fIboxeJ 10 i9Gat5r Goantmghoase, Church
portico,,, Garden and and Office Stoves
| Grave X ard fencing! p9H11IoI isgC sgI
RsNhhgys Anew and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which has been awarded LID prenii
uln. over ALL CONF b II fi9N. -
Il 3aDafiAciIitj itjes}orf WORK are largey and hayine
IAN extensive assortment of Pdttefns, We car
ptomptyti sliaustao order in our lsh pransehh p
sF7ToTStof III SMEANH.S BRqTfIEEs, I
4 Ohi0
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=; ss.isss 1sssss ,:.-s s


Aboiitiou Members Of Congress
from fkeosast<yD .ncinie11 AZ
The LoaissilleiJodrpsl thus notices
General Green Olay Shishg Brntps q
Clay, wmss ILa Ranisll ,and, Isscius
Anderson, ,smkosseparateils from .theiiil
colleagues 1is sna'Sg6.st fdf ftff-sa IN Ab0,RiSp
Speaker Jf2hc.iI0ase'Sf 'Ropfeseats.
tiyos. hpssSs& M
"Therfgrrtyprcntis s:iiekening, but
we have mS seaIs -l.I shed over il. Tho
AbolitiOnistslhssnAzSelaE to- tnfsFeoas
yerts' iGf1skis. description. When a
false friend thvewsdof the. mask and
appeafS Sfehi D m 'the0 ranks Of the
enemyr pSbaAy bht ,..he enemy j picft
manepsly danhsgedi by the procedaFe;
and bsyona, ;apestiSa tIs she enemy is
permaneatly1 y1lainsged by the pr6fel
dure; ana bey9ai questionable enemy
is ,laragedSsensfbl y aas, well as pefma-
nently.-R -Reereaats are parasites. that
in thsBaa dests6y the body dbon.EfIch
they live. *I9he amosascfC thsardht
worse, ,fors the, bosy.is. The apostates
who sseff tsefanks of thsaparty in
poweSL psradd wings to- the .Neipssie
Of theaPspple'in 'eroa ;assia y as.al
"Sfheses the ..ireihatks abov5 wers
vrittc1aygan nveaFeceiyed . aispateL
from BtsslaA stsu,A apaouncipg@ that
Anderson, Smith, Clap and Randall,
al members from Kentucky, and all
elected OF. the platform of the' Unibn
party,pfyshs6sassry sryoEsREpRy CoLgAS
en- THE FIRST BALLoT. Comment is
unnecessary. -ayA-
"Tet it may not be altogether un'
proftsbE5'te FecalKih this relation che
pledges, which the Representatives
mentioned have il theft first, official
act SO unblushingly trampled under
foot" .xieo0 :
After quoting the Kentucky Union
r,atforn i adds. .e,ba'1 fs3a;;st,u
.@ne ~ ,s,,rh.., a....;on A.
a .a,saS ~. tea aSst,, Irp , ann';, tar -
"uls.r , snu ..a.,"ao .r.ia w ~ tyatet Ss; y
saptessy e,I.,. W ss,s IA sn.,i - i1- li
1na ~ .l's} ~ astsssa.sSFi
80 sl,s t,;aa P,a I'M. ,.ols % II, s,0o -
@ ''y 'asI,IE ii, ,fws., ,est ~ sIiss =.
.ta Y, s.,e l,s @',9. s,,t n"J -
" siee.s1 St,s al = ~ - I'm,
"i'i ,soiss sols.sh apIeqss, !naee i. lley S9alp
sss Y Ell 1y I'M sss - saSa dfalS1 "a .ssoa<
n.a XVI us 80 ~ 80 ~ y
eAiss IN 49,. 49, t,F .s,tls, a,.a ss ~
ou' ~, srssss 's y & iii; Z y
$50. a u s, VI ,td s~' 81 srtll ,'ils' tha,
asesss g 4 !. Z. ss.s Z shs 49,
M n. sSe - 1,la ~ N s,lr,,essn. p.
az - I IL n.oasiar, aa 8 B M tx
GtI tJltNEC HCCEGDNt NsttQ1 -bIGlA -CiCS'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-23

t,,ss a .n,.rS xefS1,ndEFe 70 .
y. M as''V'"plss'ac M
E The New ork Hsram. IN noticing the ar
tice p' The, New York Nibau, tracing TIE
connections between the Organization, 81 tie
A bolsilon soc'e,iss in the North in j 1888
ana TIRE present. cond'tloR Of the county,
says:.xs;.s r. f-. -...,...:.,--....
b .Nhas these one hu1dred Thousand "A DO
lHionsts have aceomplis hedsmay be stated in
~ very few wprds They have accomplished
the p esent 'yaF7 hey bnse Worked to1 q
tpir'y years, ana bere' II ts' They nave
Treeked powerful, pssce.h, and happy
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-23


FRbb. DOUGLAS AND rHs PRESIDENT.
pgTns Anti-slarery COaSention held
in Philadslphialss. VI EEK vas address.
od,,byi Fed BOsglas whp eSidently
Tsets. .himselfnsEto be Of csusequencd
isnd' Why sl6aant be? From the
New, York Tribunss report of the
speech we CLIP the, following; .,o.a
-,-"HeS eSdsssiie,i a'visishs had paid 70
President l. Lncoln. MeAi had waited
in the antecham,ter for DAYS, but ths
mOmens hiA card yasrscnt in the usher
.retafncn with IAN hvitation towslk Up.
Some office>beggar near remarked:
81 kney-is yoald be,s He's a Mig
ger, thPss enogghf' Mr.. Douglass
asked thc'sadiehce ID Imagine how the
President received him, q colored man.
why, precisely said he, as one gen.
tleman receives agother.. Alludlng to
the Presidcnt' s hight andy length of
fhb, hesremarked that he was spread
about the room in the way usually
ascribed to him. and, as i've tentered,
commenced rising, and. s'contiRuetl to
rise Acprilial shake Of" the hanes
sehspcd. " ssil 5i lis, i.Gues bas ,assIl
e White meS S4s xait i IN .thoil President
datsrchamber fof1 days. But tile mo-
ment q NI1GSER sends his card he is
shown,up. i4hol ,naggen under this
ADMINISTRATION A has greatly the ads
aaatass Of the 8lhts MAJ aiil 'DI,2lgsssslas., DI,2lgssssla
in his speech ,as Philadelphia, remark :
cd: llaf ,1lsssd a-isg snilapH bio
Ss"While We give anajjo;iriitiesi in il ffaysolr, t
Of what is called, the Democratic par.
Fly; while the New York. World ana
Express are scattered through the
shies of the land, and 1le, father, He-
ther, adesikof them ALL the. NewaIerk
Herald is seenl Qupona tiie' highways,
byways apa, railways, 9f tlie country,
we areaiH danger Of a. Compromise.
There will besno dignitynm iths ce,in-
Itry till the colQred man is honorably
admitted ilSo the bqdv p6Iitic.g
= 7 F.
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CAD1zaTo'WHEEL1NG,.je

Aud t'riaW eGkty from Cadn III
',''a9''Sf st. C3aifs silie..a'd Q daa
VtiiE subgcffber Would 'fsspectfaliy Iafafn
Il. Y the tfavel ling seoanpafty, that he is run
ming the, q. S. Mail Hack Line from 'Cadiz 70
Wheclirigi nndithat one eot his splendid backs
~iIl. leave Wheeling and Cadiz every rnoril.
ing, af Z A M, Aade csaaect With lbe, gars al
both places. His hacks afe new, his Teams
good and his drivers carefuland attentivel--l
He hopes toreygfves TIRE atrenageoithe trav.
cling pablir4 la sghe mill endeeycrAeq npri'
their patronage by strict attention 10 f1ief
wa ITS. ,dfnIHtH T3dIJ 5ist oTft to mygI.
I Fare, from Wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz ,to
Wheeling Sl,25. For therslad "trip only s2,0e
Tile ID also running a srey HACK between Ga.
diz and st. Ciairsvilc, leaving 'Cadiz every
Monday, Wednesday, and, ,sErislayf mornings
and ST. Clairsvile every Tuesday, fhursday
and Sattfday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying, cypress Packages.
T. livery Stable ~ a41Gl
fTe has a soin Cadiz a. good q Livery ,Sta,
BILE as there is in the country. Bnggies, Car.
fiages, Horses, 1S5clt ITO be'had 81 all tirngs,Ir
Traysllers either arriving on the cars or IN the
hack, can be 'taReilIo any point 'tIiey may ds.
sire. Terms Reasonable. aa;f ,.;.I, :; A.
WILLIAM l.. iAoUsERin
}aCadiA Ohio. Aug. lhHs6pry lI oaaaE
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as1atil (t55a NNGAAJlMI IER II
yXTOULD respectfully mform. tho ,citizens q
Fsft slCadizands sssieinity lAhat he keeps cor.
stanty on hands at his New Bakery, on Aar.
ali Kinds Of BRkAD CAKES, ss&S. 4 .tkieh he
wi viii Id soiI at Il reasonable bfices, S@y'vsSTT
ai lie aiso l. eepz Cigars, Candies, sc. &
& Cadiz.( (lllio. kpFil 23s ts6S~ly.S W sas
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81 TO. r Z.

pa Dll - 7'7lI I.WI7f ,I-ETfTfIH g..gf
f1, Main street. Wheeiing, va
5I.. Ia TTSss +. issSsss IN! ~ 4
s%bras % sihSs brvSS SSo5i m i III dsg sa oGas; ;as;
6sfps.iqF, 81 elslh @ saa rsfgs. sfsin Min; s
fieties generally cbiaprisipg The iarsest, @ and
in soTns yesoects fba !, bie 49,.
hronaht, to tbe civ ony cp.tous.s Mc eve.
assuTsJ that thew viii Teap ali he nd drsnt.s ANY 8
tbsTfnir dealing = Iong esnsSiencs ciass - :
,an.;on ~ bnshsaS eerst,,i h.s S.; al
enn aiys theyn " rn s"r n,osy Osy''x y
.onr % e,,cds y Si.,G = ssb 'JirScIy fr5m ~ y y
and q, nd e,o U l .ne man
u'uotu 81 M iu ~ WIS., Nni' it9W iStpse V1sn
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How differently, a learned nJadge.
may reason at different times and unIss un-.
deri different circumstances. onothe,
saEnstsuhject, is we'll exnpliGsd in sthe
subjoined extract from a sentensrrder 2
lisered by Judge Leavitt, Of Ohio, on
"Corpnfheads achaf gedwithresistibg,
law: xHxtrs TT o-sE 81
II u pliin propositions athat
peace AID goodprder, ma the Security
snd preservation ofthe sociapanl civil
rishts ,9f tie citizen, csn qnly5 be p,ains
tainedsby tie sjustrexecaliohs Of ,lswa..
And no one is justified. in setting up
hisapnis ate, oplhiosptof the policy; or
eSpAiehey Of saesiaw as ground for
the foreible lefesistance ofits exeeu1cp
Untilrepealtd BY legislative aetionaori
anauJiel 1by the ceislon Of y compe-
teAsfjadeial tribaaiitas suacenstitu
tional and void, it rnasts ha NJ THE force
and authority of law; antfss such must
be tesbects d anp obeyedsst i oldo skl i
eicWhen Judge LeaYstt tirefused the
wTis'of lisbess corpus'to Mr. Vallan-
iigham,, ischief1eason therefor was
that it, twynfi not ibenrspected by GEN
era1 Burnside Sif granted. Did not
theJadge herein s.setsnp his his prii,
Sate ppihipn IF the oIieyor expeaiency
Of. the law as a ground for the. forci-
kle fesistapSe sof its 5exeeution?'a I II
ss'it is plain proposition that peace
and, s9od prder, and the security and
preservation of the social rand civil
rightsof.the citizen, can only beshain-
tained " The just execution Of siaSs, =
whF-dia not the Judge enforc their ex-
te1tioh, ot attempt the enforcement Of
their execution, il the case F Mr., Val
fsndighamg He. wasla mass Of putty
under lhe -mapiFpqllation Of Burnside.
and an r6n Judge whena private cit
aiizea Was before hfif for trial; \ TRefe il
little hope for just execution of law
sor aathe. preservation Of the social an{
,civilfiehts of the citizens" when sucl
hapIlnes are our Judges. 0hicage
~ f3N S1f4S fl8lfFF~ fHtEsl - fra4 -
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Physicians and
.GJJO9hp Qit;Eenr,
'restifying Of their own personal knowledge.
IL II heneticial effects and medical Writ ucS OF
these Bitters.
From Rev Newtdfp Brown. D. D., Editor of
the Encyclopedia Of Religious Knowledge.
Although not sposed to tayor or recommend
BstsM Msdi,ines in general, through distrust
Ct their ingredients and effects yet know of
fo spiiicieht reasons why 4 man may not tes.i.
ly to the benefits he believes himself To have
feceiyed rom anyNsiEpler Ireparation, In-the
hope tha1. tinay eentribute 10 the benefit of
pthers z ~ N. VA - 49,
do this Abe more readily id fs:ssf % sHc0
lands German Bitters, prepstea M s{FsC. 81
jackson OF this city, because I tdiced
agaias tftgeml fDr many years. N Ne ina
preston that they we're chiefly Die
mixture, am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, E:q., for the removal OF this pre-
5odice BY pfopef testss a ad 5or sacolrpgeTsnt
TO Try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility ! he IL Sc OF lsfee bot .
lties OF these BitLeJs, at the bsgnninI ai the
lpresentsyear was folowed ~ eyia<6t fslsa)
and rest ora lion lod degree Of bodiiysld stslbs
laI vigor whchI had not fttt for SIX H1apt4ts
before, and had aim sst despaired OF resSiHfng
4 therefore thank God an my friend tofdireel :
ing me 10 the use OF them.
.EWTTHJ ~ kstNFON Brown. Z
PHILAD A, June %. 1897 =" = 1@+SA
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s,as - Ins,viewofthe greatimpontance
LET sheselectionsne xt year, we urge up-
oa ON DsIaeasstsa friends Tie iaHsces
lilly of giving Ithslf county organ d
evigsreils Hndyhearty supports6s Now is
r.he time 70 plant the saedswaiic1ls, shall
sisllriA ispriag Isu HIP d!tipiys vhs next
a.afalrsharxest .is sstl gathered n, 4; Fswmel i
arsrohyncei during the heat Ofsapo-
! iitical. campaign; but il they haises ops.
Gapertaniities to read when free from eex-
citelnent. they may come OUT on the
right side. Rvcry person interested
in the cause of Democracy In Hsrri,
son county should exert themselves
to circulate the Sensinel among tho
hesisating men Of all parties.
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III -rnfsE O. Y
yTTlNnOM Giass aud ratsys d large epd
w iresh asrivaA 0g cautl, tor ssls1e ysry
iow hguEas ~ sA.- nk6kA b1AALA