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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-01
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], 1885,
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the price Of Three Hundred Dollars vote 'th e
Republican ticket.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions. Bounties and Arrears
Of Paw.

THO persons having claims against the Gov
4 eminent for PENSIONS, BOUNTlES, i,
ard ARREARS OF PAY will, upon applca.
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their case FURNISH ALL INSTRUC ClONS
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ment at Washington tor eight mon tbs last past,
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with the proper mode Of transacting business in
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it attended to with promptness, fidelity and up.
on the most reasonable terms.
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TO TEACHERS.

LNxAMINATI ms will be held on The last
IA Friday OF the Following fnonb@Icommer !.
cine at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned and
continuing one day and one iialf Itine, August.
September, october, 1867; February and March
1863. The June examination will bes held iEi
Deersviile The March exaInuatonin Hopedale-
and The remaining ones in Chdiz.
" y. ARaMNssss .Aa..,iNss p...s,..s.. s..
W. II. MoCoy,
mayss, 'sa-ly'
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Ill YOsa TIlissf<.a W Nhite MAN isl
ONfn

Worth the, same amount Of money as a
negro il the Distric Of COLUMBIA, vote the
Republican ticket
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When the conscription is enforced, there
will not be enough Of white labores lef in tht
North to raise food enough to keep off fam.
inc. This is expected to make room for ne
gro laborers.
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SPRING GOODS!
LUCKY AGAIN

I ARRIVED in The Easern cities Just as
l. GOLD took the last great tumble, and as
gold goes up and down. eD follows the pri ce ol
goods. Now ] am perfectly willing TO share
my God luck with my customers-s cal and
SEE the larges, stock of DRY GOODS ever be-
fore opened IN this market. Bat don't forget
to bring along your money, as you will find ii
impossible to get any without purchasing
Ladies, have taken great care in the sclec-
tion of the very newest novelties In your line,
and with out giving you long list OF articles.
styles, &c, will JUS. say the stock is the best
| have
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OR CASH! !. !.

am forced TO some extent 10 change my
mode OF business, as | have to pay CASH iol
goods, must have the same.
JOHN COLEMAN.
G adiz Feb. IL, 1868.
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EVER OFFERED!

So, knowing the stocks | have formerly had
on hands, they must be fine. An early call is
requested.
MEMS and Boys Wear from the finest to the
coarsest And if you don see what you want
ask, and it will be forthcoming. Goods sold
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Peace to the memory of our young
friend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09
A Chip frsm III. Old BLOCK.

A son Of H0ld Ben Wade" nineteen
years Of age, and in the Army of the Po-
tomac, was sent some weeks since as bear
er Of dispatches to General Buford. He
rode sll night, and in the morning squad
Of Mosby's cavalry came upon his track,
and six Of them with fresh horses pursued
him, One Of them having the heetest
horse outstripped the rest in the chase un-
der the ambition Of having the glory of
cspture. Arriving within striking dis
tauce, he hslled young Wade, but not be-
teing honOred in the challenge, the rebel
fired I've OF six times at him, when getting
near enough, young Wade whirled about,
shot the rebel through tho head, leap
from his,own jaded horse, mounted that of
the fallen foe, and bore on in triumph with
his Dispatches Cineiaaati Gazeas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09


The St. Paul Daily Press Of the Both ult.
sums up the results of General Sibley's
Indian Expedition, and gives the following
assurances of future safety
But we are constantly ssked-Wil not
the Indians return and infest the settle
ments? We reply, as often before, not in
such numbers but that the troops remain
ing in the State, aided by settlers, can de-
stroy them. Strsgglers and horse-thieyes
will remain to be dealt with for several
months, but the frontiers will be organized
for that purpose. We shall bid the de-
departing infantry regiments God speed,
with no mjsgiFing as to our security from
Indian hOstilities Should these become
again unexpectedly formidable, we shall
expect ready permission from Washington,
BY the intervenienof Governor Swift and
our Congressional delegation, 10 mount and
arm the force soon to be drawn from mill
tsry services new assignment Of duy
which will be readily embraced or bat
TALON could be rea ily re-enlisted from
the Minnesota Mounted Rangers, whose
term of service is about to expire.
In any event we regard the Sioux war
as terminated in Minnesota, whatever
may be the situation on the Missouri
river" ar "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

irThat theKnsbs Piano is superior 70 eli 0therg
made in ths county, foE bEiia1ey, sEeetnes3, and
volume of tone ness only to he heard TO convince 70
ne fact ~ State journal, Columbus, Ohfo.-
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The second Ohio Cavnlry.

A letter in the Sandusky Register, dated
Sept I7th, from East Tenne see, gives the
following information regarding the active
movements Of that regiment;
4 If any ambitious recruit wishes to join a
regiment in which he will be reasonably
certain of active service" let him enroll
himself in the % regiment Ohio cavalry
With US halt of twenty-four hours is a
thing unknown, and more than thirty
minutes of rest is regarded as leisure and
military ennui sets in. In the last ninety
two days the Second has marched eighty
seven days, and nearly 2,200 miles. If
this activity" has been equaled by any
regiment, East or West, that other regiment
ought to be mustered out.
LATER.-An order has come this morn
ing from corps headquarters, detaching
the Second Ohio cavalry from the brigade
and division, and sending rs back to
Knoxville, for some unknown and unfath-
omsble purpose Eighty miles on the
back track One report says we are part
Of force TO be sent by Burnside to the aid
Of R0seorsns in Georgia. II so, you'llhe hear
from us on the shores of the Gulf in a few
days We've had no mail since leaving
Kentucky, over a mouth ago. Don't
know soything about Charleston, North
ern Virginia, or home matters.
How is Val. stock by this time If the
Canadian treitor comes anywhere in sight
Of an election, the Ohio troops in this De-
psrtment wish to be transferred to the Ex-
ecutive Of Indiana or some or other loyal
Statel 4
Yours, eternslly in the saddle,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09
Going on a -nnhe Hunr.

The eOnvaleseents in York, Pennsylvs-
MIA, hospitals, TO the number Of several
hundred, were on Wednesday granted a
f1rlongh for twenty days, in order to re-
turn to their respective homes throughput
the State for the purpose Of voting at the
coming election. The men formed in Pre-
eession at their quarters and marc ed 10
the DEPOT with 3 band Of music, carrying
at their head g banner with this strange
device" :" Going On Snake Hunt" Some
Copperhead vo'es viii be killed on the 18Th.
--Pitts5u-gh Commercial q
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A MAN OF a THOUsANDf
a ooNsuMPrIYE OuREp

DR.. 81. JAJIEs, 8 Retired PhysIcian ofyrsA
sIninence di-cosUrgd while IN the East indiessl
csftain cure for Consumption, Asthma. BIouchitia,
Ooushs tOlds and General Hehtnty. The remedy
WAS discovered b. hin Whsn his only child q dzugh
ter given mp die. his child WIS rufeo, andt
now slive gnd we'll. Deslr Us o. beHehttiug his VI
low mortas he will sena TO those who wish Il tn .
oo7sfuiy ng this remedy iree receipt Of theiT
MONIES, with two s,Gups TO pay expenses, There i1
not single OF Consumption that Il does not At
once take hold OF and Cissipate. Night sweets, pee
vishness Irritation of the oerVe8 iailureof memory
dtfacult sxrectoratol sharp pains IN the lungs,io
throat, chi ly sensations nassea at the HtonEchI
sctior Of lhe bowels, wasting away Of the muscle8.
SsS-The writer will please state The name ofthep
| per they SOC this advsrliment in. AddTessy
/ OHADEOCh 90,
! iy1s-ts2 9e5 North fd-St pniiadoirhia. Pc.
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Fail and winter Goods.

OVERCOATS OF EVERY VA
~ RIETY. Cashmere Business suits, large va
rteIy; New styles Of ans ana Vests. viii be told
at reduced prices at 8. MANN'S,
septic S2 superior at. Op1. BAnk-gt.
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MORNING LEADER
sRIDAY lIORNlNG OcT. 9. 1868.


fcoFrsspopdeneeo Of the OHIO state Journall
The sharpshoOters No Cowards.
.-i'.-- -...--. ~. .,.- CHATTANOOGA, I
-. September 23d, 1868. !
=. In visaire all the different forces which
catered the battle field on Sunday, we new
.er have Witnessed any corps Of troops en-
ter danger With as little fear as the LIST
0aiO sharpshooters. The battalion under
command Of Captain G. H. Barber arrived
st pass just at the entrance Ofthe battle
field, where the fercest 6gSt ensued, about
two o'clock. At this pass there was more
confusion and hustle than at any other
point and more calculated to excite and
confuse new troops. Wagons were hurry
Ing through, ambulances driven at full
speed, artillery deshing through at fearful
rate, and shell bursting over their heads;
yet, amid all this, the SharpshoOters were
as cool and resigned as if no danger
threatened.
The officers and men Of the battalion
deserve great praise for the cool and de-
.liberste manner in which they conducted
themselves while under FIRE, asd while on
retreat; thus causing many other regi-
ments who were excited and much cut up
BY the enemy, seeing their eoolness, to lay
aside all fear and ret eat in good order
and without doubt preventing STAN
pede, which must necessarily have occur
red, had not the GOODNESS Of the Sharp
shooters prevented it. E. W. S.
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What Conservatism Means in PeunsyIyu-


Judge Woodward, the conservative" can
didate for Governor Of Pennsylvania, is as
great favOrite with his party as Sey-
mour. The following statement will show
what WoOdward's conservatism means;
PrrTsBUHGH, September 27.-Hon. Thorn
as Cunningham, of Beaver County, long
the leader Of the Democratic party in that
County, and delegate snd one of the vice
presidents Of the Charleston Convention,
has avowed himself in favor Of the Union
ticket. BE delivered sn eloquent and
powerful speech in Washington on Satur-
day. and will continue to speak until the
election In the course Of his speech on
Saturday he stated that, last fall he had 8
conversation with udge Woodward, in this
city, in reference to the war and the con-
dition Of the country. As q political friend
and Judge Of the Sapreme Court, be wished
10 have the benefit of the opinion of Judge
Woodward, and therefore asked him for it.
Judge Woodward stated that, in his judg-
ment, our only course was to withdraw all
our armies north Of Mason and Dixon's
line, and offer terms to the rebel States I
This statement, from gentleman of the
highest character, has produced profound
sensation in this city, where Judge Gun
nIngham is well-known.
Soldiers and citizens, mark well this fact.
Such is conservatism, in fact everywhere.
It is masked treason; it is full-bloOied
brother Of the Southern rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09
MASTERS SAFE.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lAI command of an order of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuNahoga county,
In the case in which CyI US Kidder aud Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles b. Parsons, Sarah R. Parsons, Albert
6. Riddle, Myron R. Keith, George Worth1ng
ton, David banks David Banks, jr., William
Gould, J. P. ChapmaI, George Lyman, Luther
F-Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb Atwater, Wm.
= Beckwith, and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, 10 me directed, l shall expose for sale
at the door of the Court Hou-e, in the city Of
Cleveland, on the l4th day Of October, 1865, at 2
o'clock P n. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the city
Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyah ga, and SIaie Of
Ohio, being part of lot numb-r fIty-three, (43,)
being thirty three (33) feet front on York street,
aud running back OF equal depth (99) Ninety mine
feet, and bounded on the south by York street,
on the west by an alley which runs from st. Clair
street to the lake, east by line thirty three feet
from and running parallel with the west line of
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line of said lot, and ninety feet there
from.
The said premises to be appraised, advertised,
and sold, according to law, subject to the amount
due said George WorthiDgtOn, to wit: the sam
Of 81 goo, and interest at ten per cent, payable
| semi-annually from December so, 1862 Ap-
praised, subject to said mortgage, at 81 ,23S 90.
WIN. V. T0USLEY,
Master Commissioner.
WILEY 4 CART, Plaintiff Attorneys.
September II, 1868. aug24-l2
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MILITARY sURoFRY

Surgeon NcGLURG, o. s v, In charge fthe Mil
itary Hospital IN Cleveland. will give, b. permission
Of the Surgeon Genera, of the u s. Army, urse of
Lectures In connection with the COLLEGE, Mi ary
Hygiene the pAculiarities Of Army surgery and Dis
e4ses and illustrated BY appropriate cases in the Hos
pital, and tho routine Of dut Of the Army Sur
geOn 10 the held. Students will not incur additional
expense for this course snpsT7-s1 n
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The Ipdlan Rxpedition.

yOurs, eternslly in the saddle,
.Haa-l A. B. N.
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Every Plano EaFFantsdf for Five Years,
AnathsgEiynsa 'fs1ohAnse given st any tinsvithI
OLD PIANO llD HH00E0Hs TIxEa N EIrEIHG
ALSO-ON HAND,
Eslodsoas, Small Instruments, STiAgg, 4,

Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits of these Panos would refer to the follow
ng:- Lafa
MR. W. EsABH, Baltimore, Dear Sir:-I have great
pleasure In csrtiiyica that have tried you SQuar
Pianos and ind them equal, II not superior, % am
distinguish them, is tbs evenness Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and yoiums Of tone. Wishlnr
you all the sEocsEs you 90 highly dessFTe, ---.
an, Sir, T0urs very truly,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

ULTY:
JOHN DELAMATEB, M D LII. D., Emeritus,
Prof OF L bste rics and Pathology.
JAREDP KIRTLAND, NJ. D g., LII. D., Prof OF
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
J.E.AEG CAssELs, N D., LII. D., Prof Of Chem
istry and Toxlcology.
PRoCTeR THAYER. NJ. D., Prof OF Surgery and
Anatomy.
H KIsKE GUSHING, NJ D., Prof of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ D., Prof Of Msterie
Msdica and hysicsl Diagnosis.
DAVID Il SCOTT, NJ. D., Prof. OF Physiology and
Diseases of Children.
JACOB LAIsY. M. D., Deuonstrator Of Anatomy
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MEDICAL.
CLEVELAND MEDICAL COL
" LEGE-Bsing the
Medical Department OF the Western Re-
serve College.


Thl Twentieth Annpal Session will begin on the
First Wednesday Of November next, and continues
-... IL
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Am, Sir, yours very truly,


Aftsr having pisyed On the Pianos Of Msssra Knab,
o.. il il imposai5le rot 10 bear testimony to thei
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Planes Of theil
manufacture On which have played are exceeding
u remarkable y thsir qualities Of ToiE. Tbs Ba8I
Is rover ul, without hardness, and me upper nOte'
sweet clear and hrrIn0niOuslT mellow lchEJl tiEn,
and do not hesitate 70 express In gard 20 these in
1trument5 ny entire satsfsChOn, and % declare tha
they are equal il not superior % the best manufac
tured in Europe or this country by the mo8 oeebrR
led makers. lsignsdl i. n. GOIIsOHALK.
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RTTFICTAL TEETH -

TUsF REGEIYED,ArTH CLEvE-
- LAND BAZAAR-white Uhaik and Steel Be d
Nets, Cherry and Scarlet Velvet Ribbon, Blsek Fm-
broidery Braid. Dress Shields. hne assortment of
Wax Babies, Mechanical TOYS, Paper Dolls, &C.
AMkS MILLS,
July q 81 supegior-St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

II acres, two miles frcm the City about 20 rois nom
Euclid 81, on TIE Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn; we'll stocksu with Fruit Of al
kinds Price tJ,0u0- Terms 70 s1it purchaser.
As acres IN Eued, 2 miles from the city stimbered,
new house. price s41 p T acre Terms ca =.
Farm in hewburgh, i've miles IRON tn cIty-l5
acres timbeIed. IS acres improves, ANAL Jrams
house, good barn and COW strDle, stream OF n -vsr
tAiiny watsr and. ma 1 Crchar
u ecres with name cottage ana barn, miles from
ely near 81. lair road, has been occupied By q
ga .dens. Price 3,t0J. Terms easy.
10 acres 10 wo5d land balance improved on Euclid
road, gcot springs Of wEter, fruit, and 9 good
situation Tor grapes.
Choic ana we'll selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin,
end Michigan for sale OF exchange
SO acres in NewDurg, about miles mOm OlsvelRnc -
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. S5O0o,
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and miles
seOn Station Air Line Railroad $50 acres psai.
rie and balance timber land. New HOuBa and
Barn and good Fruit. s2J per sore Torms eesy.
RugI3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

TO LET.
ATery desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land
convenient to Street Railroad.
JNO. @. JENNINGS,
septic Atwater Building, loot Of suDerior-st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-09

OHAPTEB YDI.-ORNoIIKE
It was two o'clock st PITTSBURGH,
When t0lk the Eastern train,
And as had GOT sleep enough,
-aa. prepared 70 sleep az IN:
When female with much baggage,
and baul half n score,
Game and ok the eaf ba5i ems,
With her boxes on t-efsor.
She was one Of tbo,e iair "a eatures,
seldom In romance seen;
she IthOaeht ~ all OF nfsy
Or, rhaps, ihres lime SIXTEEN
On her head hsI she wore,
Filled with howen Of all ool0rs,
Andstuck out q fO0tor mere
She was tan and thin and serawnv.
ana in fact quite mascuIipe
. And her ample dress OF satin
Spread 90 awlul crinO'ine;
nd without my leave or license
She did spread IL over me;
All thinks /, nv handsome lady, H
a You are making rather free.
In 8 voice she tben addressed me-
Neither musical nor aweet,
'sirl have little set dO4,
And be wants TO have your seat -
"Have you, mad an, sad SIN ling, .
That, Indeed, Is ather co !,
Where came from we learn mauners,
fou ne r. troubled such q school.
"But you're welc,ms to it, mad,m,
For our dog now take my seat,
Surely, from me such LADY
should Rausht but polite ness mset;
Tske 1t'-and took another, .
In IL soon l sleeping lay,
Ann slept without once waking,
TIL TIA oa ming OF the day.
Iro Be oOz-suED.l
And we shall also continue TO give Great Bargains
70 all who call al Isaac Isaac's Union Hail. as We
have nov On hand the largest and most superb stock
Fail and Winter Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State a.
buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers viii DO we'll 70 call at "a
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Machines, Storr's Automaton PressmAn, and
strongs Patent Army Bed Trunk.
20 Corner Superior and Union-ets.
BA-Look ont for the GIANTS.
IOVERCOATS OF EVERY VA
~ RlETY. Cashmere Business suits, q large va
rely; New styles Of ans ana fe5ts. Will be told
ssptis 20 ,sasuperior st o5s BsnE-st
d DECEIVED THIS Day
100 Pes New Styles GassImeres,
at s. MANE's. Is2 supe,iQr.st.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN
a En- Bosom oa'PsFs and sk srRR sR szdgT at
IC T R An G E R S
Attending the State Fair,
should not fail to call and make their purchase of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
The Old Establis'd Clothing Emporium
OF
DAVIS, PEIIOTTO b Co..
Corner Water and superior-sts.
We have the Iarsr st AM most varied and the Brs7
stock of .H
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
in the market Military Goods Swords, Shoulder
straps casn's, Golu nee and Cord, Buttons, &C.,
&C, KubbeI 'ds, ehir $, ID Awers, fancS Elanns
OveTsE fts, loses seeks, ouspenteTz- Linen band
kerehiefs, Cola. 5, StOsss ana neck Ties Also,
Gllths Cassimerss and Vestings,
FOR Gus LON TRADS-
EHSiYe US tail.
.s DAVIS 4XOTTQ. L CO,
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REapYsMADE eiUTalNA.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; on,
ne Romance OF the Railroad.
nHAPrKR YuI-na,nnL1rr-

By the Author o. "Fhir IneE," 1.-THE Prince
Wales, ," 1.-THE Ghost Hunter" 60, ho.