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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

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syord egg? Boy. &SNsaAr, ,ests U d eaSIsitmasv
culipo, feminine or nepter?" Il sGaA tSsay,J
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

a
oo,n;ne , tsith;n one Of eloction to. the chief
) yof;ca l'n.'T M ~,lGE n3,r3 -,
Aga;rs tbreats of sen.rat;aa were made.
nv 9ha New rEpglanders. chiefly, because
A. Jefferson became Vice. preident6L Gu
riops will find iheirreasohs fori disunion set,
.forthip A series lbf articles signed Pelham
In thefUarttbre, C1nyanf. lI97-s.J =, -
i Inv ali these marty chickering's, New York.
penIsviton;S and New Jersey stood aloof.
The .vates were 50 strictly. paYtisat, in the
other stAtas that tn know how these three
states particularly New York, would vote.
,ro - I,l,e,,iaI or,,,al Ia tnrw;no theIrasult az
'tbn ent;ta ,elacf;onJ, -',;'''-'s ,aaTr ~. -.
- y ri ,rcrToyi OF, rrrrRRsoS,.: -.rs p.
Nay york went, for tlte Demonr;,cy. -, ,Ad. =
tor,,, ,,f nff;os ,Saa tharnf., aae,naL
., f d., ondl And fsn,;t yroyed y I'm the en-
.S,,ing aener.. election tiSfsfl the yota stood 9
~ fGll0us,9T / T,NI sf{s .:i,rez =. 1,s.
:, 0tlp.7 trG Ell EcToRs. 1873. aGJa@ ~.
rdfTo,,so,, l,. -" - III H. "a
re- j GTS
ADAMS ..,....... n5
Pinckney ,,..,:...,.... ca
Jay :...: -: = ..,:.,:
I This was q tie. vote, and consequently
I the votes Of New York. Pennsylvania, New
! Jersef ~ elected jefferson On the thirty
- n raIlG.hil tftar' *: Fi,a VIA f,t prsSi.
,nt1 a1tnI %i ysi, !, o sa,,erat,
NJ II' s,lS "a t,,o,f Itsa ,,ntr hs,rn ,e
nI.oa n1 1jr. & NJ y; = n. g4+S 4' 1E - ~
n'I,'u 1,' Io"y ~ o'nstt oco,,,ped
NJ n'asJ.;a Z. ,.p /, II;oa,, a, ,,or+,,
~ nacaM :, ,.o,t, ,,n,t,,ia fDs a.
nu nta,o had o hnen ta TIM NJ
Sor,,t 1nat rtont IN c,,t do,yn NH
m noa. sSnSos d;,a;n;shaas s nfaai farS's ahni.
~ 81 pests etato p; tshaId 1acroS al dsn,.
me anrst;. Statn cf snc;e,,. onconragsd En;-
eli NV N'S' oaorson I was vas ~ frcnd % to iii reI-
| u;,ns n,J,,rh;la ho nxo;tad tha hatred of
f.o',,i ~ ,.rtI ,.l : q III - ,,.,.,- -
| piSoes'he won thei teeaaa ~ ioetai 1pen'S d.
y e.. o e." 'ttfhRseN 4 ~ ~ hLh.tLD. IL ~
Jefferson was iH7e,e.aea S ps an q. a'nios" fDs
unanimous ,s vote ne fesHf'ss VI '1e' ele'7
ton oi 1910 stooa mus 10 4aa.r seI - Z
rooox.on fa'Ne1"Ns's t'o shA,' ~ iss
pinS ney IA
le .rirc.rioy or MADISON, =
e. Tn 1-oo a rhanoa nj nnrtias aga;n ocfa,r-
od .tTLa .FrS.ralists once more gained
~? ffbbc? ?,.ccnlc5cv i The vote vas Ias follows
1 Wy ''7'N "1 r1rcTors, liz, ny
7 Madison III. ~. NH 10
1 PclneV .,.... !......"...... ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23
y,.,-..... .;.;:... j: TERMS PER ANNUM

OF Republicans against it. Hamilton was
the most active ieadet of.the former, while,
Jefferson With great ability, advocated the
principles of the latter. 1t has been truly
said that had it not been for this .unequaled
statesman. American liberty would never
have surriEedthe death of Washington =
1t was because Jefferson felt aware of this
himself that he .eptreated Washington TO
serve for a second term,
80 ELECTION OF ADAMS.
The leaders of the Democratic party were.
rcconcied with Washington, both on account
of the purity Of. lis personal character, his
uhquestionable services to the country, and
because they felt mo matter how pure were
the motives Of the. executive, he was eblig7
cd, through the unfortunate form Of gov
ernment that had been decided upon, to ex-
eTcise more power thtr had been intended
to be delegated to him and, than was con
sistent with the preservation Of political lib.
erty.s A new President, they thought, sho d
he chosen whehesertlle people desired it
The four year term Was bat a limitation OF
the lifetime orAnonarchial principle. g"
T The strenghth of the respective parties
may be seen by referenee,t6 the su9ioined
electoral vote in 1887. The whole number
of votes was now l5S, making seventy ne
40. :. ,S, A. ali.l,t,,co IT.
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- A newspaper correspondent AZ, Saratoga
tells d romantic story Off young bridal eou-
L. ...oo..4l.. ~ ~
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General fIrnnf,s FamiIT

The family of General Grant, you will
remember, some timesince took up their re-
sidence in the city of Burlington. They
are still there occupying trim little cot
tsge on quiet street running from the
heart Of the town down to the banks of the
Delaware. The place is by no means pre-
tentious o. aristocrstic, and has nothing at
all to distinguish it from its neighbors, hav-
ing, perhaps, been selected for that very
reason by the wife of our greatest general,
who is equally as plain and as practical
minded as himself At almost any hour
Of the day, passing the cottage you will see
4 stout, rOsy-faced gifl, probably eight or
nine years of age, trundling her hoop on
the sidewalk or playing in the yard and
if you have seen the Lieutenant General,
or any of the better pictures of him, you
will not need to be told that this robust,
laughing girl is his child-NeIlie Grant.
Like him, she is compsctly built, and there
is In her face the same frank, honest look
which so attracts you in the father. Nellie
Is, of course, great fsvorite with the
little maidens of her age, and few chill
dren OF larger growth pass her in her
play without a pleasant nod or word
They remenber-those loyal people of
this quaint old Burlington-that the father
Of this bright faced loiteler in their midst
is carrying on mis- shoulders, in these SOL
emn days Of peril, the burden Of a nations
fate, and out of gratitude to him they be-
stow upon her and the mother, who lives
so quietly within this modest cottage, the
kindliest homage and respect never weary
ing in exhibitions of thoughtful interest
and regard.-Lctter to ". 7. Post.
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Union PrisoneI.s in Texas.

{ DR.. G. A. Blake, agent of the United
States Sanitary Commission at New Or
leans, under date of September Is, 1864,
writes:
"General Candy has ordered the quar-
termasters to toward TO our prisoners In
Texas clothing and medicines. Our COM
missioner has arranged with Major Igna-
tus Szymanki, Commissioner of Exchange
for the rebels in the Mississippi De-
partment, an exchange of three thousand
four hundred and fifty of our soldiers now
in Camp Ford, including naval prisoners.
Possibly the number may be reduced, and
the naval prisoners be Obliged to re-
main at Camp Ford Instances of cruelty
at Camp Ford have been few, and at the
last interview Of the eommissioneF-l3t
inst.--the rebel commissioner informed ours
that be had caused the removal Of the cap
tain formally in command of the camp, as
unsuitable TO command camp of prisoners,
and better things may be hoped for. The
prisoners that have come in from rebeldom
west of the Mississippi present a rugged
as well as a ragged appearance, and no
great amount of sickness is reported among
them. Last week the stores ordered by
General Candy we're forwarded, consisting
of complete outfit of twelve hundred
men, including blankets and haversaclls
Four hundred canteens, sixty axes and
and axe-helves and medicines were also
forwarded u
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MORNING LEADER
Union soldiers Song.


Union soldiers Song.
he rebs have trampled down ourfelds,
Destroyed our walls and bitches,
But Abe can build the fence again,
And Andy mend the breaches.
dnceln is the man wO need
johnson. too, is handy
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy
We've got a Grant from Abraham,
To beat the rebels hollow;
And when we have a man 70 lead,
Why, we're the boys to follow
Lincoln is the man we need;
johnson, too, iE handy
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe aud Andy.
Old Butler thinks the way to fight
Is with the gun aud sabre;
And doesn't see that ssCOntrabandsn
Are ''fugitives from labOri'
Lincoln is the man we need
johnson, too, is handy
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy
The Copperheads begin to squirm,
/ The rebs are looking suriv,
since sheridan has made them run,
By lighting late and Earlv,
Lincoln is the man we need
johnson. too, is handy
Yankee Doodle, boys hUrrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy.
And Of our gallant Sherman now
We feel little prouder,
Because he's made iively-Hood.
BY stirring rebs with powder,
Lincoln is the man We need:
Z johnson, too, is handy;
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy.
Our country in the Navy, too,
Has many brave defender;
I There Farragut knows how 70 shoot,
And make the foe surrender.
Lincoln is the man we need;
johnson, too, is handy;
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy
Poor little Mac has taught this fact,
For which we owe him one vote.
''Napoleonic strategy"
ls hiding on gunboat,
Lincoln is the man we need
johnson, too, is handy;
Yankee Doodle, boys hurrah
For Uncle Abe and Andy.
Wen have man for President,
Whose courage never fails him,
That common sense which built the fence,
Is just the thing that ails him
Lincoln is the man We need
johnson, too, is handy
Yankee Doodle, boys hurTah
For Uncle Abe and Andy,
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Death Of Sterling sTcBride.

We are sorry 60 learn of the death of
Rev. Sterling Mcbride, late the Minister
of the Disciple congregation of this place
lie removed from here to Chagrin Falls, a
few months ago, where be had charge of a
congregation and also contemplated taking
charge of the school of that place as Super
intendent. He was an excellent scholar, a
good Christian, and in every way q worthy
and exemplary man His loss will be
greatly felt and deeply mourned.-SaJens
Republican,
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~ Mails will be opened aud ready for dohy5sy
cns hour after arrival OF trains
81 All MGils close one hour before departure Of
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS Al DEPOT:
Eastern Through arrives 81 a. NJ auG
$40 p. n.
Eastern Way arrives at $40 s. Al.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at T;45 A. NJ
do Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Sandusky Way arrives at ll:l5 A. III.
MRhOning Way arrives at 500 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at9:SO a NJ, 200 4. "a
do Way arrives st $50 P. N.
Western Through arrives st $50 A. M And s-50
Western Way arrives at 2:45 P. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
RockPort &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays sad
BreoksviIle, Bath, SC, arrives Mondays and Fri-
Sharon Center, Granger, North Royaiton, &C., =.
rives Mondays and Fridays at P. M
WarrensviIIe arrives daily at 10:l5 A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. b..
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEaH THROUGH for Erie Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Wiiioughby, Painesvllle, Gee
neva Ashtabula and Conneant closes at S:45 A. n.
-EAsTERs THRoUaz, for New YORK only, closes af
$40 p. NJ. ..
EAsTEBE TnEoUaF, for Rrie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, Nav York and Hartford, closes at l-2j
EAsrERs WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at go P. NJ.
WEsTERH THROUGH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, Chicago
and closes at 6:O0 P N.
WKsrERS THkoUGa, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Dubuque st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 z. D.
WESTERN WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
n Toledo, closes at 1880 P. NJ.
OIsCIERATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
ana UncInnaII, UiUs1s ot Lbs T. n.
OIsoREATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, QeaVeg
at 5:25 next moTniDg.)
OnsOKSATTI THROUsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. NJ.
PITTsHURGH THOUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
ington, closes at 1925 P. NJ.
and Wellsville, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adsIphia, Baltimore ana Washington, CLOSES - 30
An.
MAHosRs Way, for ali points betSeon Cleveland
and youngstown, closes a. 10 p IA, QeaVea at f:i5
next morning-I
MEDINA WAY, closes at A n.
RO0KPoRT, &C., oloses on Tuesdays, Thursday7
and Saturdays, ct IL NJ.
BREOKEVILLE, Bath, 40 closes Iuo8dsys aL1
Saturdays, at A. Ia.
| GHAROE OESTER, Granger North Royslt0n, So.i
CLOSES on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 7 a. n
,WARRENsVILLE, closes daily, 10:S0 A. NJ.
| Hast GLGTzLAED and Euclid, closes daily, at
Pm.
Nail and Drop Letters are required By law to %
An City Oiroulsrs AEe required 10 bopre-Psid with
! tWo-osnt stamp.
| Sunday frou Q A. b. 10 l0;20 A. NJ
z. C0TLEs, P. NJ.
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~ ENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street. Cleveland, Ohio.
4. A. WILCOX

viii receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Tm
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &C. viii Negotiate Loans,
Paper and Stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &c.
The following property is now on sale:
EUCLID SE.-Thres desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-TwO lots, lL0x2O0 #.
PROSPECT, near PeTry--Two houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. Clair-Une lot 50xll2 #.
SC0VILLE, near FOrrest-Fine house, with .
quantity Of fruit and large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Merchsnt-lOt OF 6Sxi6 #.
LORAIS, corner York-l1a story house, lot 60
xlI6.
KINSMAN, corner Vine-Two lots jOxI50 #.
FORREST, n. ar KinsmAn--Eight iOts 50Xl26H
MIAMI, near HurOH-LeagehOld, u story house
with blacksmith shop and tOO.s.
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near TayiOr-Hice mouse very cheap.
HANOVER, corner ClintOd--HOuse, two. story
brick; lot 50KI0O.
CLIEToN--House two-stofy; lot 66Kl9O.
CLINTON, corner TaylOf-la story house.
OHIO, corner Canai-Lot dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
ufscturing purposes.
With other tenements varying from $500 to $685.
600.
IO3 acres Of Camel Coal Lands at a bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marquette
100 acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l2I acres on St. Clair Road, 375 miles from Court
House.
WAETED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to $500 year. Ocll:R3
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no LADIEs-Dr. Har-

,PORTAET 10 LADIES-Dr. Hsr-
,.v. Faus,ss Pills have never yss failed IN remoV-
Inc deicrIt, = arising from 0bstructiCni or stop
mage OF nature Or IN restoring tho system to pSr-
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Prolapsus. Uteri, the Whitss, or other weakness
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came time they act like charm by Strengthening
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os taken during the irs; thrss months of Prsgnnn
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Each box contains 81 pills. Price o..
DR.. HAREEY's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
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Is the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, 3 pamph!si
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CTRICKLAED'S
kNTE-GH9LEDA EiIXTJIBE

ls composition o. sstringsnts, absOrbonts, stii-
uisGts AID carIusnstycs, which every phyaicar &C.
knOViedEss is .As ocly preparation that viii afsci
permanent cure OF DiaFrhee and DysenterT. T,.s
Anti-Gholero AEtureis rgE in uEs in several Of
army hospits's where it gives the greatest sstsiac
dieEs and citize1s, and we viii guarantee it to ts
t5e best remedy "a the world sor plsrrben and Dy
sntsry.
air. Woods, OF CCuington, Kentucky, viii be NEST
heppy 20 satisfy any as 70 the vrtuo cf Strfck-
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great number Of testimonials from patients rbc
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by their physicians, 50ns Hit0r taking only Que
bottle of StricEicnd'4 Anti Cholera Bixture Il
oou suffer with Ois7Thee sud Dys5ntc-y try one
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6ansgrial.

NTIGS AND HAIR HORk.
NA. d E'R REV ESTABLISHMENT,
THIS LANCET IN TIKI STATE,
FnR WIS & Akg - LADIES HAIR DRESslas
s. PUBErl SQUARE,
Msnufs0torsr O. s1 kines OF WIGS, inoindi,,s
tn celebrated
1La.1 SION WIG,
that 30 resembles nature IS TO defy the closes,
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock oi
LONG HAiE, % Jdght by she proprietor from
Eurcps, lor SW iccsiES ID BEAIDS-ths hnel
hssOrtnlen. ovsr se,l - this city.
hadies' ErGIJ Pieces and nali.Rig-
In neTesY ssgis Eith all improvements.
SETS OF CuBhS msds from Fronoh Ertqr~
OErled Hair tgnETaBteed.l
EUdENE DUOBEk and TRIPLE Bows,
NE .-Et tALLS, SC,
Made BY the advertiser, equal 20 thoss imported
Lsdies' Brnids msde into any kind CT Ieai-Irs-
or Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES HAZE DEEsSIEG In the IlOss prssai.
ing and fashionable yfY!Cs.
es-AI work warranted rs represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hours. assSS
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lONNECTI0EH.

Connections are made at MOnroeFilIe with me gs1-
dusEy, man5neld 3 Newark z. Z. at Clyde zish the
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. r.; az Ffernont
with the Fremont 3 Indiana 3. x. +; and AZ TOLEDO
with the Michigan Southern 5 Northern Indiana ard
Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Ohieago Detro9f
jackson, Font Wayne, LoganspOrt, Lafayette, Csirs
Alton, St. Louis and all points West, NorihEess and
Southwest.
Trims arrive In Cleveland from Toiad0 and fha
West At $50 A. n, 2s45 P NJ, aud s:55 P X Eron1
sendlsky at g:l5 A n. Il. D. RUChEB, Sup't
OleVelaEd. May Is. 1884
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TLBVELAND s ERIE RAILROAD
suslIEB AKRAHgEMrET

eA- sthlElHh AkEAhdGHGnI. 1884,
On sHd sftsr Monday, Nay 10TH, 1884, Passenger
frslas viii run es follows, Sundays sxoopted);
1EAVE CLEVELAED:
9:4& A. m.--DAY EXPRES5 TRATN-eiobplnz =
NiilOushby. fetne5ville Geneva, AghtRhula,
l;l5 P. ~ Dunkirk Z 70 P. n, Bunalo 5ilj p.
a.an P. M.-CiNGIEhATI EX PisESS-S.ornfug AZ
Paiuasvills, Ashtabuls and GirarIi only, and ar-
RVS At Erie6;d P. r. Du1sirE 81 P r.. But.
go ?. n.-MIIL AND AUUOAlMODATIOE-
Stopping al al stations esd nfrVs at Eris 1t
san ?. M.-NiGHF EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR At
PBiBesville, Ashtabula aud Grsrd only, and
arrives at Erie at l2;i2 A r., Dupkirk 2;k5
4. H. bciaiO i:2B A. r.
LEAVE ERIE.
rs A. H.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-sGoppinr
at Girard, Ashtsbuls and Psinesvills only, aed
arrive 1t Cleveland st $50 a Il.
TBAlE-StOppiDg at al stations aud arrive a.
Cleveland at 10 10 A. n
9:i0 A. M--T0LEDO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at al
5ta4isas except SWanVills, Say brook, UniouViilf,
cleveland st - IN.
2:l8 P. N.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Sto5pinE az
GiraTd, COnneaut, Ashfabue, sEd PainesT1iis
only, and Erriyos IN Cleveland &c IN ?. y.
81 Second Glass Cars are run on al through
Trains.
an the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains ior Toledo, Chiesgo CoiuInb1s, etncr;-
natl, indianapolis So. Louis &c.i and al throuRh
trsins gong eastward connect at Dunkirk with tie
trains 0f the New York & Eris Railroad and a. Buf-
fai with those OF the New York Central E Buhaic b
Boston, Niagara Falls &c, aud at Erie WITH traiEa
on the Philadelphia z Erie Railroad
oB- bay ExpeGss East and West, connects Af
Girard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh RailEosi
Fl. NOTTINGHAM, sup'k.
q, yeisud. Mas ilth. lsst.
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