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CABINET EMPORIUM
Ia IA s 1T Of u J

TABINET-MAkER-Would respectfully
X announce TO the public that he has fitted up
a SiOP on Cherry street, near the Episcopal
Church, and nearly opposite the residence Of c.,
Kratzer, ESQ, where be intends to carry on the
Cabinet making business in its different branch
es. Having served n regular apprenticeship to
the business, and worked as = Journeyman over
six years, besides carrying on Il shop for three
years, he %latters himself that he can render sat
isiaction to those who may favor him with their
custom. Having located in C]lcarfold borough,
he so,icits a share ofpatronage, and it shall ey' %
be his object to mako TO order neat and subst0u-
tai furuiture--uch as
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TuG SrUArIJN.-Letter writers from
both the Mississippi expeditions, as also
that to operate against Charleston, indi-
cate that considerable time may elupse be-
tore much can he expected from offensive
operations at either point, The cut.oil
canal at Vicksburg will take some weeks
to complete, and the heavy spring rains in
that region render land operations eX,
rremely difficult. The rebel works at
Port Hudson and Charleston are ~pro2ouuo'
ed 10 bo Of the most formidable character.
For instance, one writer says that it is
useless to attempt the storuIing Of Charles
ton with less than six first class iron clad
~gunboats, calculating on the loss Of half Of
them in passing the Forts. The accounts
from Port Hudson are equally discourugN
ing. Niqgerism IL making sad disturbance
among the Union troops, as these same
writers speak Of officers Of whole regiments
resigning and quitting the service rather
than serve with negroes.
According to these accounts the pros
pect that the Job" Of suljugatiug and an.
nibiIs,nr the South by the first of May
ml..r:5: ,..5.-. ,,ll
""'"'" u 10 '"''''' Guy ''"oU''
give 1t up and let thoSoulh 60, IS rather
agloomv one.
DEMOCRATIC CLUBs'-Democrats are ioF>
ming clubs in many counties Of The State,
as the best mean. Of elfect,ng q more per,
... 20 A. rl:
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MARY SMITH,
lAMM AAMALAA
12gnSaf Notice.

VIiE BOARD OF RELIEF for the county Of
n Clearield, will meet at the Commissioner
Office, on Thursday and Friday the Goth and 27tl
days OF February, A. D., 1868.
The Board Of Relief have directed that thg
wife of the soldier must appear before the Board
and produce her sworn statement detailing nam.
OF soldier, regiment aud company; when enlisted
the number Of children, with age and sex Of cach'
tho township in which they resided Mt the tim,
Of enlistment, and their present residence and
that she is without the means Of support for her
self and children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of crcdibility, from the township
in which she resides, must also be Pre- duccd,
whose certificate, sworn to before the Board, must
set forth that the applicant is tho persoA she rcu.
resents herself to be that the statemcnt Of the
number and age Of her family is true lhat she ID
in destitute Circumstances, aud her family in nc
tual want; and that all tho facts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be OBJ
tanned at tac Office Of the Board of Relief, when
application is made and tho witnesses appear.
Iilness OF the applicant, properly proven, will
personal attendance.
VIM. 5. BRADLEY, Crk.
February II, 1863.
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MEAT MAREFT

EOPOLD ~ LION-aBUTCHERS.-Now
~ occupy to basement Of The Clcarfcld House,
on the corner Of Market and Front streets, Clear
field, Pa,
All kinds Of meat constantly kept on hand
Tho public are respectfully invited to call in and
acquaint themselves with our terms and prices.
Dec. 81, 1862.
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DENTAL REMEDIES
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New jersey Lands for Sale,
ALSO,

Also,
GRTGGm or Fruit TaPms.
SUITABLE for Grapes, Peaches, Pears, Rasp-
~ berries, Strawberries, Blackbcrries, Currants
dc, Of ], p, B., 10 or 20 acres each, at the follow.
ing prices for the present, viz 20 acres for $500,
10 acres for SllO, 5 acres for 500, p acres for
sac, l acre for $50. Payable by one dollar per
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village lots in
CHETWOOD, % by 100 feet, at $40 each, yaya-
bic by one dollar a week. The above land and
farms are situa ed at ChctwOod, Washington
township, Burlin gton county, New jersey. For
further information, apply, with a P. 0. Stamp,
for a circular, to -
B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No: 90 Cedar street, New York, N, Y,
Jan. q, 1868. ly.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE-Notico is hero.
H by given that Letters Testamentary, on tbe
estate Of GEORGE Goss, late of the TOWNSHIP
Of Decatur deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the anne will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
CYRENUS HOWE, r.
JAMES GOSS, EAI''
Jan. 81, 1868 pd.
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1868.

PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
TINS great limo trayers 9 the Northern and
4 Northwestern counties Of Pennsy lyahia to
the city of Erie, on Lake Eria.
1t has been leased by the PeHnayin11ia Rail-
road Company, and under their auspices is be
ing rapidly opened throughout It's entire length.
Il Is now in use for Passenger anl Freight bu~
sinoss from Harrisburg to Grove Flat, ,u the
Sinnemahoning, 1872 miles, on the Eastern Div
islon, and from Sheffield to Erie, on the Western
Division, as miles,
Time Of Passenger Train ut Groro Flet.
Accommodation Train Leaves s A. NJ.
Do Do Arrives 4 90 ?. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
on these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars ACCOMPANY the Express
Train both ways between Williamsport and Balti-
more, and Williamsport and Philadelphia.
For Information respecting Passenger business
apply at the S. E. Cor. llth and Market SITS.
And for Freight business Of the Company
Agents, s. B. Kingston, jr, Cor, 18th and Market
SITS, Philadelphia
j. W. Reynolds Erie
j. NJ. Drill, Agent n. c. r. Il. Balslm ore
ii. II. HoUsToN, Gent Freight Ag't. Phila.
LEwIs L.. HoUpT, Genl Ticket Ag't, Phila.;
JOS. D. PorTs, Gent Manager, Williamsport
Jan. q, 1863
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On - MaHEE #ana.

Oar L2u's Count &aIa.
vita, of an order of the Orphans Court Of
ID ClsarGrld county, tho undersigned. Exccu
tors Of William Smith, deceased, will expose to
PUBLIC SALE at the Cogrt house, in Clearfcld,
on
Saturday the 9TH day Of March next,
the following caslats Of said deceased, situate in
Coy,ugton township. C~learield county, Pcrnsy'-
yaniu, bounded and described as follows, to wit A:
Beginning at "a stone on the Smethpcrt turnpike,
thence west one hundred pcrchcs to Il small
white oak, thence south one hundred and sixty
nine and six tenth perohcs to stores, thence east
one hundred pcrchca to a white pine, thence
north one hundred and ,iEiy.niLo and sixteenth
pcrchcs T., beginning, containing 700 acres
and allowance, being Tho
CENTRAL POINT HOTEL
Property, having thereon erected a good two
story Frame Tavcrn-houso md good Frame Barn,
with % largo Farm cleared.
TEBMS-One-half in cash at confirmation Of
sale, and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage,
MARY SMITH, ~,
JOHN GORMONT. HNIH
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DEMONSTRATORS NoTCE-No,i

A DEMONSTRATORS NOnCE-.Notco
"A is hereby given that Letters Of Administu-
ton have been granted to the subscribers on the
estate Of Joshua Armstrong, late Of Lawrence
township, Clearield county, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate, arc requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly anthem
Heated for settlement.
SOPHIA ARMSTRONG.
BARNABAS ARMSTRONG, "um rs'
Clearheld, January %, 1858. pd.
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FIRST
Gtrul Arrival Of Fall and Winter
Gjnds nj
l''lZl NSIl,lN BROS q cos
Chrop Cioihia Stare,
h Nu. }f.H orjn.I. NE Er..
INhr.. O|i. Nnri


rrNilu w l,- i-rcl take pleasure IN Announcing
Z. o. m rttrl .hnt he, havo in.t received
- l.i.. 1u ,I,-rnl .'..I ol Iu hioualia
X ADY-MAiE CLOTHING,
s.'...uIutH great rrc, and which WI bo s.s
shcap.r J'u ibe cheapest
Please ct', rs q, have
Clothing .r suit uo old, young nud gay,
clotlingt1 kcgp ul comfortable on a Winter day
Clothing .fnIl colurs-urowu, bnck and blso-
Oio'blpr well made, AMI fashionable too
Clothing o. elegant IT., ! i]eglaro-
Clothing oil take q pride in to wear
Clothing The hest that can be bought,
Clothing woll sewcd-iust as II ought
Clothing which IN. one Clothing may can,
Clothing for men, youths and all.
Clothing, tho largest assortment in town,
Clothing for Smith, for Jones and for Brown
Clothing for all the rest Of mankind,
[ Ciothing-nud what belongs in that limo
Can now be bought Cheaper than ever before
. At RE~IZENsTEIN'S great Clothing StorA
In addition to the foregoing will be found and
kept constantly provided
Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Fancy Goods,
Notions, &C., go.
Hu-Wc take this method of returning our
thanks for fayors heretofore extended, and roas-
sure tho public tho confidence with which we
have been favored, we viii strive to merit in tho
future.
Ea;"GRAIN and FURS takon in exchange "a
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4 DNINESTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Lettera
y Of Administration having been granted this
day to the undersigned on the estate Of PORTER
SMITH, late of Pike township, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the SAME will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
L. L. HOOVER, Adm,
Jan. 18th, nd. Ct,
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DIR. NJ. WOODS,

DRACTICING Physician, and Examining Sur
4 eeon for Pensions. Office Southwest corner
Second and Cherry streets, Cloarfeld, Pa,
January 81, 1868. 1y.
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GROCERIES, say
Flour r, "a s,
Shoulders, Sugar,
Molassas, Coffee,
Tea, Crack e rs,
Spices, Candles,
Coal Oh, etc, etc.
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Az the store Oh hlCtlAhD -
MOSSOP
Always heeps on hand a iull
assortment OF all kinds Of goods required
for the accommodation Of the public.
Nov. II, 1862.
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q'l.e Meeting at New Market.

The meeting at New Market on last
Thursday was splendid affair: Al.
though it was not generally known,
as sufficient notice had not been given,
the Democracy turned out in goodly
numbers, and Mr.. Donahue made one
Of his best speeches. There was, also,
a good many Republicans in the au-
diencc, who listened attentively to the
speech, and we're free to confess that
Mr.. Donahue has been wofully mis-
represented by Republicans generally.
Some of them even g&ined courage to
say that, they endorsed the speech.
Adam Palmer, Esq, presided, and
Joseph McElyeen acted as Secretary.
After the speaking an excellent town
slip ticket was nominated, which we
hope was elected on Monday. Every
thing passed off pleasantly and har-
moniously; and at the close Of the
meeting three rousing cheers were
given for Donahue and three for the
Union.
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The kidnapping Case.

Before the Supreme Court of Ohio, in ses
sion tn this city, Hooking Hunter, attor-
ney for Col. Staughton Bliss, indicted in
the Fairfield Court Of Common Pleas Tor kid.
mapping Dr. Z. B. Olds, argued on Tues,
day, March 81, the dclendants petition for
the transfer Of the case from the Fairfield
Court 10 the United States Court at cincin.
natl. Judge Thurman made an argument
against granting the prayer of the petitioner.
The petition had been overruled by the FAIR.
field Common Pleas, and was taken up to The
Supreme, Court. The latter Court, upon the
hearing Of the case, granted what is called
In legal phrase an alteyaatioe mandamus, re-
duiring the Fairfield Court to accept suretes
o the defendant, Bliss, until it shall be
shown why the case should net be transfer
red to the United States Court, The writ
was made raturnable on tho first Monday Of
December next, the earliest day at which
the Court could hear.the case. -Statcsnsan
2 dsnst. f.sse
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April 3rd, 1868. {


A tribute Of respect TO the memory oI
Corporal JauGs NJ. Ca alwFoRD, nsm6sr Of
the Junto Literary Society, Cadiz, Ohio, who
htving Volunteered in 9ths service Of his
country, died OF typhoid fever, Mareh 18Th,
1858, il the Hospital at Franklin, Ten
usSsee. .-y..-
WHEREAS, l, has pleased God, in his All
W Sc proyidence to rem W. from earth by
DEATH our esteem ID young friend AMI fellow
member, Corporal JAMES VI. CRAWFORD, be
1t therefore,
ResolUM, That we recognize in the char.
acter Of the deceased spirit of true and ear
nest devotion TO thu cause Of literature aud
education; that We deeply feel his loss as a
faithful member aud co>laborer with us, and
that in his death we have sustained the loss
of one who who was re ndered dear to us by
the associations ofseveral years in the Junto,
and our country true patriot and brave SOL
dier. -.'
Resolued, That we deeply sympathize with
the father, brother and sisters in the death
Of him upon whom they had reasonably cen-
tered their brightest hopes, but that while
we mingle our tears with theirs, we cheer,
fully submit to the will of Him "who doeth
all things we'll" -....r -. F.
ResOlVel, That tn, E litors OF the Cadz
Republican and Csdiz Sentinel be requested
to publish these proceedings "a
,-... WIZ. A. PrrTENGeR) --ss
JESSE o. THoMAs,} Com.
,'.... - JAMES w. HANNA,)
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MOOEs. oil our company. have basn disehlfg.
ed on sertiacste of physical disability, eauS,
ed By disease elther contracted or developed
thfongh exposure q camp hfe. I am al.
thorizsl to say that they carry with them
the bsstwishss and hal regards Of every
msmbsr Of ths compaay, a. well as their
sympathy ia their ailiicti9ns AMI earnest hope
for their recoyery.o The health Of our Reg
imsnt is much improved At cns dm' we
had 40 sick in our company; now We have
but 9, and they are all eonyalesceat.- The
men are in good spirits, get god ratiOns
and good clothes1ao paymastir yet but we
expect one soon. s-,'s l,ssf y4s.1oft.
.sfr,5 B.M. LrOSs, Capt.
I'd saas.-r Co. G. l26th Regt, o. vi.
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a@g~ At the meeting at New Mar
kct, last Thursday, we obtained TEN
new subscribers. That's the way to
do the business. A large circulation
for the Sentinel will be a tower of
strength FOR the Democracy of lIar-
rson county. IF the peris circula-
ted as it should be, we have no doubt
in tie world but that Harrison county
would so Democratic next fall. Push
on the ball, 'friends--induce all you
can to take the Sentinel, and when
the tides of next October roll round,
your hearts will be made torejolce with
an "exceeding great JOY"
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Rev. w. A. Davidson, for three years the
Presiding Elder this District, with his
family, leaves this (Tuesday) morning for
Pittsburgh. to enter upon his new field o.
labor. In common with the citizens Of Cad
IL, we regret the loss Of Mr.. Davidson. As
d preacher end citizen Mr.. d. is very popu-
lar in this community; and the good wishes
Of all our citizens go with him to his new
home, for his future welfare and happiness
Rev Uber will also leave this week toi
his new appointment. Mr.. U. isa young
man of respectable attainments, and during
the past year, has served the people, on this
circuit in an acceptable manner, ,--RpAbtt,
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nag- The Caliz Schools will CON

n1 The Caliz Schools will com
mence a session, to last three months,
on next Monday, April IA. Schools
win open in all the rooms occupied du-
ring the past winter, except the one oc-
cupicd by Mr.. Jcwctt Norris, which
school, for the present term, is discon-
tinued. The scholars who have atten-
ded Mr.. Norris school will report to
Mr.. James Cady, Jr., in his room in
the School building on Market street.
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HSa. Rev. John Burns, we'll know

B@. Rev. John Burns, well known
to most Of our citizens as an able Min
istor Of the Gospel, having served the
Nj, P. Church of Cadiz for number
Of years with great acceptance, and,
was and has been known as o loyal
man all the days Of his life, was arres-
ted in Cambridge, Guernsey county,
the 25th of last month, BY . couple Of
the mlnionsof King Lincoln, and with
out being charged with the commission
Of any crime, compelled to take an
oath Of allegiance ''by order Of the
Governmcnt.'a Comment is iunncces-
3t 4gf-ESN HYuw pslr sgglEe ~ He~ s4f
sary.& a'f@ ce
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Our EXigEl school.

The Winter term Of tho Cadiz High
School, which has been under the supern-
tendance Of Prof Tingley, closed on last Fri
day evening with an exhibition, which was
well attended by the patrons OF the School,
and by our citizens generally. As a teacher
Mr.. T,ngley has proven himself competent
and faithful. Since he came among us, he
has abored with an energy worthy Of all
praise, and all our citizens seem to regret
that he has been called To another field Of
labor. lie leaves on next Thursday, to take
charge OF Meadville College. .--Republican.
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The Ladies Of the soldiers aid Society"
return their grateful thanks, to Messre Reu-
ben Fern, George G. FinDey, 0. S. Boggs,
Albert Hearn, Frank Bostwick, G. ? Dewey,
Geo. Arnold and Griff. Roberts, the young
gentlemen composing the Union Minstlels--
for their handsome donation Of thirty dollars
the proceeds of their Concerts Of March
18th and 18th. io s4
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Valuable Farm and Mills for
.- -. r.-g--,t. Sale. .s.rs-. 81. E-s-,ri

ITNHE subscriber wishes 20 sell his Farm snd
Il Grist and Saw Mills siruated- on Big
s illtTaieF. near krsepori. Harrison county =
Said Farm co1tains ono hu pdTod and seFsh'
Teen, acres Of good land, on Nhieh there IL
two dwelling houses, an excellent young OF.
chad IN bearing order. coal bank, and an abnn!
ID anSs OF never failing springs. A large
amount Of the land is excelleat bottom laa1 !.
The farm is all under a good state OF oulliVa-
ton.
The Grist Mill Is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner TO grind at
all seasons OF the year. There is an excellent
coal hank at the mill door The mill has three
run OF burrs- Everything about the mill is IN
complete order, and can run al all sensons Of
the year
Jhs subsetbet will sell the above valuable
prOpe rty on reasonable terms. Persons wish
ing further Information can call on the subscri
Der on iho premises, orc N. Allen, editor OF
the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio. .--...- -..-
- ~ ANDREW STEWART.
ai Freeport, April 4, ls63-tf s'e '''"
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EsSy- A great many of our subscri-

Ha2yN A great many OF our subsen-
bcrs will find this t mark on the. mar
gin of their papers this week. 1t in
dicates that their subscription expires
about the first of Nay next. We
shall be mler renewed obligations if
they will llrcncw their subscriptions
to the Sentinel az INST Tint timo; and
We will have no objections if each one
ofour present subscribers will obtain
US new one. Try it, friends.
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Road Notice.

nj Office is hereby. given that the Commi
IN sioners Of Harrison county. Ohio,
their March session, A. D, 1853, levied for ra
purposes tax of 3 cents on the hundred 90 :
lars Of the taxable property OF the couoty -
said tax may be discharged bv labor on thu
public highways at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR
per day ,undlr the direction of the Supervisor
Of the respective districts on or before the first
day of October next.
SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor
Harri= on County, O.
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The NTeetInc i'm GreeDc township.

The Meeting in Greene township.
The meeting at Croskey's. Meeting
House, Greene township, last Friday
evening was we'll attended, and every
thing passeaOiF pleasantly. Mr.. Don
ahue made a good speech, which was
just the thing for the times. 80 /
I'VE are under many Obligations for
hplf dozen new subscribers obtained
at the meeting, with promise of more
in few days. That's the way to do
up the business.
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MARTrNspuRG, VA, March 26th 1868

MART1NsBURG, VA, March 26th 1868.
MR. EDIToR: Permit us to request the
publication Of the following preamble and
resolutions this day unanimously adopted by
the members Of Company G, l26 Rsst, o.
VII.
WHEREAS, II hrs pleased the All wise dis.
poser of human events to call from our ranks
by the ruthless hand OF death our beloved
fellow soldiers and members of our com
prny. T.
William Tool on the 7th, Feb. 1868.
\ j. Harvey Watson 9th,
j. Riley Laizure 18th, +" d"
Alexander Young oath, {"
Samuel Hazett 18th, March,
Therefore, Resoluea, That in these sad
events our country has lost their number Of
brave true and faithful soldiers, and we have
lost that number of beloved fellow compan-
ions in arms, whose virtues and Doble worth
we shall never forget and whose memories
will be londly cherished by every loyal heart
who knew them.
Resolyea That we hereby tender our
most sincere and heartfelt sympathy to the
Parents, Brothers and Sisters Of the deceas-
ed IN their bereavement, and trust that He
who tempers the wind to the newly shorn
Lamb, will always provide kind friends to
care for the five orphan little ones left with
out an earthly parent when the noble form
Of Laizure was laid cold in death. s
Permit me In this connection to say that
Estep Lynn, joseph Klbblc and R,bert u
. g A r ' I.ft tt F e.
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-. Nlrs. 0eLEvIE. consort Of john

: nsrMrs oeLRyTE, consort Of JOHN
Oglevie, Esq, Of this township, died
on last Wednesday, after a lingering
illnessy q IN = 2 /
Samuel MdFApbEN, 'drish, ! an I'D
and well known citizen of this town
ship, departed }hsI life sOhl last We'd
doTTUUUV CNIDL5U .
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nta The election for School Dir

B@A. The election for School Direc-
tors takes place on next Monday.
The polls will open for the election
Of a Director of the Cadiz School
District, on next Monday, at 1 o'clock
P. NJ, and close at 3 o'clock, p. M.