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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

A FAMILY FUss.-When Linco1n's call
for 100000 men was issued, the Cincinnati
Gozotte made the wholly unwarrantable con-
struction, thot $1,000 three years men
would satisfy the call. Provost Marshal
General Fry denies the construction of the
Gaaette, and asserts that Lincoln wants half
a million of men-no less. Whereupon the
GGzette very strongly insinuates that Fry is
an ass, and that it is time he was superseded
by some man of common sense.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

WHEN General Taylor was summoned by
Santa Anna at Buena Vista to surrender
the summons was reported by Col. Bliss,
who, when he had translated it to Zack,
asked what reply he should make. ''Tell
him, )" said the General, in his usual prompt
and emphatic manner "tell to him go to
Hill" Colonel Bliss asked if he should
send that reply LET me see! No." re-
piled the old man, 'say I'd see him id
firstlh
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

Doctor, kin you tell me what the mat
ter Of my child's nose2 She keeps pick
ing Of it, ..' d. !.
"Yes, marm; it is probably an irritation
of the gastric mucuos membrane communi-
eating a sympathetic tittillation to the epi-
telum ofafe ochoeriam. ~
Thar, now, that's just what ! told Beck.
She lowed it was worrums." ...r.....q.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

THE precise time when the people want
war to stop can always be ascer aimed. Itis
when they will not volunteer to carry it on.
This is polite hint to their servants in the
Administration of the Government to stop
hostilities and make peace This hint our
neople long since gave to Mr.. Lincoln
Why does he not heed it? .,rs ,....-.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

No power in the human soul should ever
be weakened-one cannot repeat this too Of
ten-only its counterbaiancing power
strengthened; in squirrels the upper row
of teeth often grows painfully long, but only
when the lower one is lost
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

A LITTLE girl going to store to purchase
some dye stuff, and forgetting the name of
the article, said to the clerk; John, what
does your folks dye with?' "Whv, cholera
sometimes, " replied John, "Well, be-
lieve that S the name l want to have
three cents worth j,.s Et.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
THE Editor of the Easton Argus Penn.

The EdltOT OF the EastOn ARGUS IPenn.
says:-We saw sight at the Lehigh Val:
ley depot on Friday last, such as we never
expected to see in this free country. A
white man and filthy negro, both said to lie
deserters from the army, were chained to-
gether by iron clasps around their wrists
In this condition they were marched through
the public streets of Easton, on the way to
the depot. That is carrying out the Aboli-
ton Of equality of the races, with a ven
eeance "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

WHEN is rosebush like "a pig? When it
begins to root. q "*t
When is it like soldier? When it be,
gins TO shoot. N 4#s .[u. raap n
When is it like an editor? When it be-
gins to blow.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

Mr.. Lincon's doctrine is that whatever
he deems indispen sable becomes thereby
lawful, though expressly forbidden by the
Constitution that in short, his discretion
overrules the Constitution, and is the su-
preme law of the land.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

THAekERYs bright genius of the past,
would frequently, when Speaking Of fame.
tell the following incident:
When in St. Louis, and at dinner one day,
at the Aotek he e-heard one lfish waiter say
to anotherrsssl - -s@ .{fgMfi
DO you know who thatis?' a, ,.,.-..
Mo-" was the answer
~, That, said the first, ''is the celebrated
What he done?" ''' .... -t,,.1
'D--d if | know"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
The Chiid nIartyr Of Antioch.

ciples were first called Christians, THAI a
deacon at the Church of C9sarea was cali
ed to endure the most cruel t9rtureS, in or
der to try his faith and force him to deny
the Lord who bought him with his own
precious blood The martyr, amidst his
aeonies, declared his belief that there is but
zone God. and one Mediator, between God
and men, the man Christ Jesus. y His bo-
DIV was almost torn to pieces, the Emperor
Galerius himself looki-f on. At length,
weary Of answering their taunts that he
should acknowledge the many gods OF the
heather. he told his tormentors to refer the
question to any little child, whose simple
understanding could decide whether it were
better to worship one God, the Maker of
Heaven and earth, and one Saviour who
was able to bring us to God, or to worship
the gods many or lords many whom the Ro-
mans served.
Now it was so that Roman mother had
come to the scene o! the martyrs suffer
ings, holding by the hand a little boy of
nine years old. Pity, Or the desire OF help
ing the sufferer, had plotaly brought her
there; but the providence q God had or
dained for her an cXrCctcd trial. The
Judge no sooner heard the martyrs words
tLan his eye rested on the child, and point
ing to the boy, he desired the Chris tan to
put the question he proposed to HIM
The question was asked; and to the sur
prise OF those who heard il the hltlc boy
replied, God is one, and Jesus Christ is
one with the Father. .....
The persccutor heard, but far from being
either softtncd OF convinced, he was filed
with fresh rage 1T is a snare, he cried:
'Oh, base and wicked Christian! thou hast
instructed that child to answer thus, y
Then, turning to the boy. he said, more
mildly, Tell me, child, who taught you
thus 70 speak? How did you lealn this
The boy looked lovingly in his mothers
face and replied, 1T was Gods grace that
taught it to MY dear mother: and she
taught me that Jesus Christ, loved little
children, and learned to love Him for his
love 10 us. "
Let US see now what the love of Christ
can DO for you, cried the cruel Judge and,
at sign from him, the lictors, or officers,
who stood ready with their rods, or stlicks,
after the ia hon OF the Romans, instantly
,eized the hoy. Gladly would the mother
have saved her timid dove, even at the cx-
pense OF her own life but she could not do
so; yet did She whisper to him to trust in
the love Of Christ, and to SPEAK the t1utE.-
And the poor child, feeble and timid as he
was, did Trust iD that love nor could all
the cruelty Of his tormentors separate him
from it.
"What can the love of Christ do for him
now" asked the judge, as the blood
stIeamed from the tender flesh Of the boy.
''It enables him to endure what his mas
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

"You will never see again the nation into
which you were born the old.fashioned,
calm, quiet homely, home-bred, school
house, farmer republic. .Yoa are til have
nation developed into frK ratt 4 iiitafy
wer. - HenGeR r ftlTps.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
CoIrMEus, o., July l6, 1864

THEY have on the bill of fare at hotels in
Nashville Lincoln pudding = That we
suppose, is simply the old fashioned blood
pudding, ar0rr( .'f.... r.f
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

II HAvEre resigned my commission intbe
army to regain Liberty ofspeeeh, ,--Jha C.
Fremont
Think of that white men, who prize your
privileges as American citizens. There
is world of meaning in what Fremont
saws: 4. tkF
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

( THE New York Herald says the only rea-
son Gov. Tod was nominated for Secretary
of the Treasury was, that he told o better
story than any other man in Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Capt. HURT and the Soldiers.

The soldiers are at last finding out that
those who made so much ado about "Cop-
pcrheads' and their own love Of THE boys
in the field, " amounted to nothing but steal
ing, and robbiug the soldiers. 1t was
very nice ''loyalty" which did so thriving
business, and for time they succeeded
in completely fooling the soldiers-but that
ti5 is past:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03

We published. this morning. speech delivered
IN the House BY Hon. J X. EpGKKroS, Of the
Fort Wayne district. upon the confiscation act
hr. EDeFnros handles the subject with clearness
and ability. and IL Is one of great interes, aud i'm
portanee IN connection with the rebellion and. its
results. The speech made decided impression
upon the House. when delivered. and was well
received By the Democratic members. As the
policy and extent Of the eons-cation OF the pro
perry Of citizens of the rebel States will become
one Of the political issues of the times. il should
therefore receive due consideration by every citi
zen. and in that regard the speech Of Mr.
EpoERrox is valuable and calculated TO do good.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
$4,000

Seized violation OF the following OF Congress
wit: AN confScate property used insurrec
tionary purposes" approved August 6, 1881: also IAN
suppress inurrectiOn, punish treason and
bellion seize and c1ncate the pro erty Of rebels
and for other purposes approx July Eth, 1862. and
praying process against laid certificates of stocks and
money, and that the same may be condemned as for
feied TO the United States.
Now, therefore in pursuance of the Mention under the
seal OF said Court TO directed and delivered DO
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said Ger ifcates of stock and money, any
part thereof, in any manner interested therein
that they be aud appear before the said, the Dis
Court OF the United be held the city OF
indianapolis, il and for the District of Indiana. the
18th day of March, 10 o'clock Of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there interpose their claims and make
their allegations IN that behalf.
u. G. ROSE, Z. s. Marshal.
Attest:
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk. march2 q lat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
(No. 49,
United States Marshal's Notice.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS.

u TRlCT or INDIANA SIS:
WHEREAS A libel of information has been filed in the
District Court II the United States. within and for the
Eighth Circuit aud District Of Indiana the lth day u
February 1854 by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney ofthe Uni
ted States for the District OF Indiana against the fol-
lowing described property and effects Of John liner and
Phillip Lenfensi CHER: Seven fermentating tubes, forty
barrels Of VIII ky, wooden still. copper STILL one
doubler and fxings one boiler, engine and fixing
five stands Of beer about barrels Of copper distilled
whisky. recfyng tubes aud apparatus and whisky
therein. seized AZ the said District for violation Of an
AN Act 70 provide internal support he
eminent and TO pay interest the public debt ap-
proved July lst 1851, and praying process sgsns said
goods, and that the may condemned forfeited
the United States.
Now therefore In # the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
goods. any part thereof, in any interested
thereto that they be and before the said the Dis
tct Court Of the United States be held al the city Of
Indianapolis in and for the District o Indiana on the is;
Tuesday Of May next - 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of that day. ard then and there nerpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE. U s. Marshal
ByI- s BIeKLow, Deputy
Attest
WATT J. SIXTH, Clerk. febl7-dlA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
Rates of Advertising.

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Advertisements inserted under head of 'sNew Adver-
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
FOR SALE OR RENT.
SAULT STE. MARIE, CANADA WEST,

Two BE SOLD OR LET-A most delightful esidence,
situate on the banks Of the beautiful River St. Mary,
and nearly opposite The Saut,'' in Michigan. The
House Is bat in the comfortable English style, and
tains. the ground floor. spacious dining rOom two
parl rs and three bedrooms with excellent kitchen
and other couveniences ach.d The upper part
sists OF FIVE bedrooms, COMMANDING extensive
views. capital cellar il underneath the house. and
stablng, wool she'd smoke house. and other useful
outsuildngs on the premises The whole have been
crested within The last three years There also be
tween 80 and 90 acres Of m adOw and pasture land,
beautifully ornamented with evergreen maple and other
trees included i'm the PREMISE.
Price, If Sold coo; 81 900 10 be paid down. and the
remaining b 600 in annual insiaments Of 900 each
with interest at percen per
If let the will be $3.50 per annum payable quar-
terly
The premises are situate on the north bank Of the
beautiful and picturesque river ST. Mary and in the
healthes part Of Upper Canada. The scenery Is most
lovely and romantic Speckled trout and other choice
fish abound in the river and neighboring streams
good shoe ing may also be The property is really
# the most delightful ard valuable in North
America.
References may be made to ldge Prince. Sault Ste
Marie, G W., TO Col Robert Lacklaw. Cincinnati, o.
OF j W. Dodd, ESQ.,, indianapolis, Indiana, or e. W.
Alexander, Esq ST. Louie, No, u. 8.
SAuLT SIX hAsIE,C- W Jan. I'D, 1894. feb23 dot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
PAIN TING.

IN LONG NO ) EAST NEW YORK STREET. oP-
II POSfTE University square, = prepared 80 all
kinds OF House and sign Painting 6raning and GLAZING
an short notice and IN the very best STYLE Persons
wanting work in his line are requested TO give him
call dec5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
(NO. 757)
United States MarshaPs Notice.

UTNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
4 DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS. libel . information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana the 29h day
Of February, 1864, By John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
of the United States the District of Indiana
the following described ee per Stocks of the
State OF Ind ans. 9a Samuel Miller ana twelve thousand
dollars unpaid interest accrued thereon, to-wit:
Certificate No. Certificate No.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
REMOVALS..

ryr HAVE REMOVED FROM NOS IS AND II
\" w-sf washingtoa street, 20 the and com
mOdiOus room,
No. az south Meridian street,
In schnui's Block where Offer 20 the trade fun and
well eeced stock Of staple and Fancy Dry Goods No
tons 6c sufficient quantity AID variety check the
entire memorandum of any buyer and At prices
passed in the West.
Merchants will Ind II 20 their advantage 10 examIns
our stock and prices before purchs sing elsewhere
f-bs-din GRASSLAND a PEE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
ASTRoLocv.
A S T r o GY!

20 AND SEX The NATURAL GIFTED AsTROlO-
IN CIR Professor LFOSADIOCS. He Il the seventh
son the seventh SD BIN with natural xsft he
sees into fn;uny with such exacness that /. IL really
astonishing lie u the bona fde Asfrolox~r Of The
Nineteenth Century with the all u,esic slsss and
the cards OF the eminent Frenca Sorcsress. Madame
Lenormsnd ne can tell everyth that It'll ~rzpt IN
oblivion He will tel those who s,oneuIf mir, ho fhex
viii marry. the nnmber Of children they win have spd
the length Of their lives Tor few days Only come M
consult The Asoogisi. az No. Kentucky Avenu~ frst
house below the Bank
Persons wishing consult the Professor by letter
do 20 by stating their age, conplexon and the month
they born in enclosing the o. ana po< ~.
stamp. Address Box l42s, Indi.nzpoiis-
Price Of consultation o. feSes-t1r>
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LOST.

POCKET ROOK LOST.
0ST, March I'd, between Meridian street and the
4 Court House. somewhere Washington street,
large Leather Pocket Book, with note payable
Parry, Billiard Wright for S24: also note payable
j. T. Roberts for about ss4 and other papers of
value but tie owner, aud about Slc0 in Greenbacks
will pay liberal reward TO any return ng il TO
this office or 20 the subscriber.
JAMES MORGAN
Gallaudci March 3. le64.-d3t
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FOR SALE

Desirable Brick Residence for Sale.
d d. Walpole, deceased, situate on North Illinois
street. indianapolis. Inquire on the misses.
nch3 DIT ESTHER wALP0LE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-03
FOR SALE,

FINE LOTS.
FTNHkEs WELL LOCATED BUILDING LOTS IN THE
II Northern part Of the cry, between Illinois and
Tennessee streets, for sale cheap.
4 y EXCELLENT PIECE OF PROPERTY PAYING
IA per cent. in rents for sale for short time
low figure.
DEIZELL JONES'
mch3-i2t Real Estate Agents.
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TRI-WEEKIY.
WEEKLY.

BY Nail or at the Office Of publication, per year 90
copies, one remittance. .................... : 90
10 .--..-..-..-....-.......l5 60
20 ....................-....3 so 90
And one copy to getter up Of latter club
Newsdealers, for Loo copies of Daily, Tri-weekly
Weekly 50 62L.
For terms Of clubs Of 80 and upwards apply at the
Counting Room or by letter to the Proprietors.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
HD.-QRS. DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS
Camden. August 27th, 1853.
General Orders
M An

No. 40.
Under orders from Department Headquarters
Major-General J. h. Magruder will assume com
Inand of this District
! The Nsor-tieneral commanding con gratulates
the people and the army of the District OH the
assignment Of this distinguished officer to its
command The troops he is about to control
have won uniading laurrls many well fopght
field under this gallant and active leader they
viii gather still more.
The Major-General commanding cordially
thsnks tho officers and priyates Of the army and
of the Arkansas State troops for the eminent
courage, skill and fidelity with which they have
sustained him in the discharge Of arduous duties
His connection with them will remain one of lis
proudest rccoilecions. lie viii ever lold in
grateful remembrance the patriotism and zeal
with which the State authorities and y, ople of
the District have aided his efforts to promote the
success ot our cause.
The Major-Gencrai commanding especially
thanks the officers Of the District staff for tho
ability and energy exhibited in the performance
OF their duties. sud ior their lindnrss and cour-
tesy towards himself personally. Some OF them
lie Is proud to be able to take with him in 4 new
sphere OF duty; the others be parts from with
lively regret, and commeads them to the full
confidence Of their future commander, and of
STERLING PRICE,
3iaj0rGen. Coml'g
Ohrlai: AACLEAE, Asst Adlt. Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

McCLELLAS's LITTER or AccEPr-
ANcE.-Being notified of his nomination
hv tile committee. which consisted of n
large number of prominent gentlemen.
among whom were August Belmont.
Peter Caggsr and Dean Roland.
Gen Mcclellan responded IS follows
OnANGB- NEW JFRsEY. Sept. s, 1861.
Gentlemen - have the honor TO &C.
knowlrdsc the receipt If your letter in
fofming me of my nomination BY the
Democratic Nationa! Convention, r.
Gently assembled AZ Chicago. " taef-
candidate at the next elec.iGa fns Prrsf-
dent Of the United States.
1t ia vnnecessary for mo IN aar 10 Won
that this nomination comes 10 me nH-
sorght am happy to know ihat whoa
fibe nomination was made che record o.
my public life aoas kept "a Dseac Harms
Charged him with arsesting tie MaIvIand
legislature. ana ctarr srbitra-v seal
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
NOTICE
FOR MATL PROPOSALS.

/ TNDER INSTRUCTIONS from the Ag ney
y Of the Postottiee Department. Trans-Mizsis-
sifpi, Marshall, Texas. proposals will be recriv-
Ell by tie fostiuAs-;r ~ Wasi.isgton, A kansas,
until the ;iUth day Of Srp,rmber, 1851, for carry
ing the mails Of the Confederate Stats for N
unexpired term ending juno 5Oth. IS0s. on route
No 409. from Washington TO Doaksvilie &. y,
bv Columbus, Bruwhstown, Paraeiita. Nor
woodsville. Ultima ThUlr, EagletowR. Dcaks
vill4. 100 miles aud back two TINES 4 week
according to the annexed schedule:
SCHEDULE:
Leave Washington Wed. aEd Sal. C =. ".
Arrive AT Dvaksv;lls, Friday and Mon. p II.
Leave Doaksville " cd and Sal, 6 A n.
Arrive at Washington Friday and Mon. +. VI.
~ Mail contractors Will, actually perto II
Ing their contracts, are by law exempt from niil.-
sary service.
Il. L. PHILLIPS. Postmaster
at Washington, Ark.
Data Sept. 9Th 1861.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28

TO ;aI. syE.on2 n 7-ry concern.
4 ny the 10Th day OF September 4. d. 1854,
~ LsttcTs Of Administration on tho Estate
Of Joseph E. Talbot, deceased, were in due
form OF Jaw granted to the undersigned. by tina
Clerk of the Hampstead CiIcsit Court and e1-
off sio Clerk of ths Court of Probats, OF Hemp
stead County, State Of Arkansas; and all per
sons having claims against said estate. are here
by notified to exhibit the sane authenticated. 10
the undersigned within ole year from the date
of such tiers, OF they may be preclgded :ro,n
any benrit in the estate; and il such cE.ims be
not exhibited Within two years from the date OF
such lrtisr. they shall Le forever barred and
preelgdel rom any hen-ft from such estate.
$. y. pEiLD. Admir- OF
3G-5w Joseph L. ralbot, deed.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
HEAD QUARTERS. DIST. ARK, !

HEAD QUARTERS. DIST. ARK.
CAMDEN, Sth Sept, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 43.
I. In Conformity with General Orders No.
No. Headquarters Mississippi Depart
mont, dated Shreveport La, 4th Augusi, l56l-
Major General Magrudrr, hereby assumes com
mand of the District Arkansas
H. Until further orders the Headquarters OF
the District will be at Camden, Arkansas. TO
which point ali communications. reports, &c,
will be properly addressed.
By command of Major General MAGEUD-R'
j. F. BELrON,
2c.3w 1t Col and A. A. e.
Washington telegraph., 1864-09-28
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

FEHHE undersigned is prepared with the neces-
4 .ary blanks, and is authorized to administer
the oath required by law in proving up the
claims Of DECEASED SOLDIERS The
claims heretofore forwarded TO Richmond have
been paid, and persons who have lost relative 5
wsuld DO well to make application for the
pay and allowance due them. rs early as p"ssi-
Bile, whit the necessary proc! can be obtained
July IS, 1864. L. L. SUTTON. JP.