davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-30
Special Il oticss.


ERRM'1 Magnolia DaIzn.
fnu u sar n.ust onnkuuuI .xIrAot u,n&.y sz1.
etoz Uncovered Il oA.nxes nc sun burnt laos
cd natds to = peafly sstst teztuse Of rav1shlne
pacts, lsnraruns 1he marble purity youth. and
&c dtssnct arptasanec 70 tnvtt1nF II the city hoe
fEshion- It remover tan, tr+cf,ez p1up1cs ED
:ouEhresa uon the skn. ':e1anx the eorap'tnon
sesh. Hsnspare11 and suooth. 'cautains 30 0Ale
asl tSfu.1ons to tne SKIN. F1tFoutxed ~ hcuesees
md OperA 8iuEt71. Il u ~hht evrs7 1aos e4oe41
s&ye- Sold cverYx beyo,-
Pfeparea BY ". E. 8AGAN. Tres. n. l.
,sMAs i. BARNES d co. Sew foEx.
sesf%f1A-sn H&Tu
Ktfs NOT oftcu we espeuk OF Fhys'
fcfIns,
TINT rza c.r chse.tsliy tsy pf, wk1ttt.r ha1 richly
. -, - thn ID tprr.d repa Atl . lcA ne nav CO.
Snrr IA hs, 4 l.7tee pfA tfeu Ebsu oto H =.
sffen IL t.bicAAo o. 70 the rfestn AM ~ tao&o a.
Naft1 Vhrh n++0 . apeeokf apd psfnAQ -Qk cuft4
namely: Priv te nt+e-+cf q tAs tar tne osss teen
Fe.1t d, leo hs Wpole d"t sid Ats+hn 70 s,oss
H2yor1Q1 A1t III 1sft nss a It akN' o othct
NH tkIfL.ts he II Mos' tprc' esu' II afo UtAfmtas
Of al Shuet nsrA wh'Eh err 'of nsf E0n1 dsHo ~.
cpf~pir. Fo II tLr an y eh r OF neE woTk eau d
ia t:s-i rpr OF y ute o All 9en hcw 'hshsst, =
u p.s rcst- K: d. b. Il u =; AJAX o7s 70 co NJ
t1nlEIon utx,n these noAt c *@1ta3 ulRetH1 6es Of
cha Kt Gs!ce anG r4r ara e. t:i4rk e.Tret: Post
Odlc* nor 2-ei II. hu.tLesz Atrtc1iJ coztdlnsM-
kt 1K1E
, 1864-08-30

ITO EVERY tto:0N WH0
CAN sTsG
1T you WISH
A Cord Mustc koas :cs ysnr Cho :.
= Nut'e BOOB ia: i Kts .no tan,.e.' ars.e.'e'
q s,.nSar: B&t 20, Mu1 u csnV.nt oHf'
n. Htst siuat poof t.1 eanstn' $: :sooH'
ogr.1NA CupT OF
<s,rrxu rtanp OF JUDAH"
By L.~1- m@raon
HeAt9v dtry ;hersand c~r'es ~ n.s ~ r. nunlics
.Err xnf A1rfnr yt frst eaK 90. .ts " 1s
s-Hne THre in Doston ii. =. Ey-t,tata p:eG ea3'
~ ~ - GIL YER fTHua tI::
AUS plss Il II eA4Tr Puoasas1s' 0os'0'l'
, 1864-08-30

s.v sies1-. ~ = "a Y 81. NV sszps rnt;
sp ..ns h A.t =. q ~ :. Gn;ss1e = A1:SS q;
nal a. .AoryE. .I:-. ~. 1:"oas r.s:s'ne 70
G;'s1f NJ ."n. nHu,x.9xs tr7ivs c1Kx ii I'll
h9n CT enc n,,f =, snna vsaraaa
Noe Urn. "a 0uu i - ,r., r., ,.s c;oaTnt % = q
.sa: 2 fss ,;.s =: s o. :es ess:s:
f1.iou; q. 1an.' a.; ~ s:nes :s.snns
!. a.. nt:s u.l~: 70 II x II "rVt'e cas':t'
Uia e ai-ess. { 'o;, .p+- sos4 AoEE.sts ;ssss.
!;.c.ets: u SC: = i. =. ; s,-Is; ss:s =
u ne1 ~ sc3.s =, rse5a w.; o.; nf3ss ~ q
r j*%;t. rr:omm..o- y r. e:,.s ssa:sA1-sf
,neoieS s.,i@, =. - ra:~ .ta.:s ssss.s se?!s
srs s:s: =: s r. Fl s.: Is;
2S.s aa:u,s L. run a. ''As lis|.sao1' s3:s
DR.. r.zselow-.
cornaen1,1 P".Hs.a: II, r. - Z e r. Le1;a: No.,
efr1eI efE = q, EosI. l.e..o III, ocsk ~ .tas
70 tlse NJ tn1onn vse 5srs 40 - nssss,s s,sS e
T. 1ss's ss9. x6 eas % III u se .cfae..
vptre l>os rld o. =. f'.c - ~ ,oc e
" ss =, =: sS:s.ss s2SF ;,Pf;';;a: -
From ii Doctors ,ot, oes,- &c: to so.p,tt q
,,ts1 l.. y cns ~ =
net ts~+xt ind trG,e tec stA -. IN = 70 shoes
IT s's:s; g ing II: t.sa ax:sS T.
al m 9,r h<,1 w 4r. n o. p-s@ons
ess: sd = sn:.d ess = RI, ':iTsaess::, es:,s;t = 70
Night Ekloo1uizE fcrcus.
raln hrlst1e- OF t4e 1'eru:t sn'~n ~ r, Exu*et
, 1864-08-30

Danking anu l=xcDange.
F1FTH NATIONAL BANK OF
.Ca-;taI seoo.o 900.
No, 5O Lasalie Street,
II Z REPOSITORY l. FISCAL AGENT.
enpsct1Pl1oNs RECE1sRD FOR
11o Loan and 1910 Gold Bear
ing Bonds.
sAGss a. Is; Hs-s.ts2 e s:s:s! !ss1Aa-o1ntES2 Es:!ss
EH;gT. NATURAL BANK q.
l. ToRr wAFkE, Nn1A'A.
Des'saa,ed' Depository Of II. Calted ssates.
CAPITAL PAID ur s1so.oes.
rrcaaea,. J. .. .suTr,.Aa. cs:s,cr. w-B,F1MrH
nyzxcro7s:
gAkQEh HAHEa, 10 nUrTsAn,
}SS }Sss ieS S If @S1s9;4ucEn, !: ; ;; s3.sszk t.sask;
Tn,s BY nj sencen 1a serv,eea II uakh Collection.
on Il! sceatihle ,ponts
ts1s eseseo f g e.: 'a H." s0'i s;.5 .eHsa
THE MECHANICS NATIONAL.
BANK OF CHIrAGU.
CAPITAA.-,.. $3.50, 900.
This Bank hsE1ae eorpt@t WITH ID tnu pr -v1aosa
Of the law Wilt te TT ps Juty ttstxrt. c1n
buHueeR II IT. RaoAnr tt Le,
l64 LAke-kE., Marihc 6ssk Bailolns.
]: YuuNa 7t;AAaoN: lrrnasal.
ekn31a@ esnl. = @.;ussf' ~ sAfs. t,.ss! y,ssEFe'1
t.sAsrsr uzrAAasxzr,}
Qrxm nT CoKFf13L1IA , TuB CuRA1st1,
- %AhH1FTus JnEE = l51.
Nneeaa. ~ sa1afset:Yt ev'ee~e+ pr~tAa ho 70 u.
Ae e-hkrtca E.siutA 8kcAo h.cAKa, u tne CITY O.
6AlcAso. in tte cturtr q ouf a. 'tof Itr OILS
GAs boen uuly c4FR-1zcd unosJ 9-t accosoH2 to the
foQnItmnnN Of tht act OF Cnn1res1 en'it'sd =, IL
Ac. % ptoy1te Ekuonss tur:trcs. e<cured " ! .
1,1ESsf aoo LIS colaptlcd s7,a III he m vslcnso
fo1. tte1e1ore. !. KC9a HoCuLIStca,. Conn
seesani g s.nas HI: g. 81 fh:i s ri r.
Chesfo Y tts co:rty @: rock and r4 + ol unr iE.
4 aHti1nfed 70 ce1Eras1es II" nrae-tt o. sarfio-
{--} y rs iu1ry whsfuo.. .,t4ext ~ nas.s
~ q o uaH iIe h"ces1 serILoeH,s Fl 3
ut.asIsm ooscptzolie1 o. the Ca1reae5.
EIReT NATIONAL. eAEg:
T. or CHICAGO,
tou!EEest * srnn Lsss md Glass
C.sp3EA1S ratsM II II: ...,.... ac,oees.
eANLE EICE <-sG 2. v.ee-P1ets~
, 1864-08-30

'vr1ls:r, Et.t', ii .u4',<r ?" rs't hb;tn ~. -
e.. tEsika ssste: =. ':.a*.sfcue - 2-SsSS ~
arvlou. ~ ,hs .cs Il, -. -. e.ssa ~: 81
e,.5toLt" RIO !ne:t+-. %! - 400 ri. 'hks = nt d
tto.e :xo frsnrs -sr II Q. -. ss. ,o1 rs.: :.
o. III, o.s nor u- ~ :,!o Ia !. cat Is "a
kehi-hI! e Ltsit"l :,'l's q DC :nn5f m tod
therr33.r ikiEa 'L' <.1F t3 l-a tAc1st."c. TO -
IL: -. 50: SIa 31t, 1r -u> can !! lot Hfbe
S.d rca:1ti ta1tn WI .. sc&TrEns CHI--
SKA1F6 ST. Ss.E Fl:-:.Rl. he mos: Re III
x,+Gt runln.eu.:s- ), to- Nstn* p,ts md Liver
Di.et1. i = re.uE,:s.st. '7 s!!'.rnishe1 htr.
. ccnoe RED 1n +xc+.re 4h UuNsd 3t~t-5 arTy. by
ntneete tns e,u~ sAc r--s. ~ nar 0rtt sutoo:s,
~ smuncn: N 80, nJ ta"u ,.sds " aae
NoAt 1Ltetl'e6 RI rv-r7 Chm. n u -tQuslted pro
Hc:tv. hE.l. -ptd. a.,c r. ala ou+ n1saaFet. sod
o. price II J. ost II 1h- e*n+ M no e.
fu{ tnr.rIra5.t Nj. nj eErt1ya hulS O9skEt 1TAb
, 1864-08-30

HoEns 'ru1 E2tr-L s'Ess ~ rha 1fTt!Ca'
eIttS o. Psur Is Et. rEt -Lxc~HlC tlL!-i ITO
c.;c - cE.s h.:,, 81 -"E.t-t u ~. MdV.onBH
t@5!r: 80 W1tz nt.frtrr -.<-h.lt, -1tf+xtfs tt'u
in Il! -, = n &C. s1.: .lI-sa-t;s .1s-1ls1e mora
het,> SIc III eh ~ s:<' n.rl .h Tt--fr snc Do:e
rs,ts-t .Lu,fi -rlcn It Il r.'clt ttlnt Gti0i 10
hrr. q. rq,In. u Il te ~ seo ~ aLy ot.fFr
.evA.t! et:toot :: t1-i'c' -, !" ~ sane s1sss
:etts.:s I: rr oo'l. o-'e' 1900 1eSst; e.,
-: Ger ~ sn1." . . Dzy:'. E-'..sgo AR.N.s- : II
fp.e is j.. }! -eii.:. Hr3 .s"r5cnnT,
, 1864-08-30
Rnlarbe $1romart gsttters
i;reenhaCks are Gontf
HUT"
Koback's ara KetgeT.

RGHAEk'N RfSEEE&,
Rped fer s derengy1Deat of tbt 6loa4ch aiipR3ses3
Lsex Copu'x!nt xro tis nesrl nI6.lftr
Ho8ACKs- GtrTE
rteY ccEpoee Tt Nocatttr .tIlc rtn.,e1ses kay1rs
sont to the Aort-tt 40 olcttf'~e osea.4.
R1RAEK'4; <G7TERz.
rori.atsa 1sdl.s acd teden:ars *1.surA VT 1ad :.
them n Excellent t'n'c,
; RoBACk'S aJTTERk,
4 vtrostsu fpl. befose Il ze1acFe tndt.
reSticn ant AL L1ve5 dlsszs"5. =
CIV. nOH-CE. cczrcnr der u :tomeen 3rte1s.
Bood Fu11re1 and Blood n dsfi! r. NC sntnufse.
tures OF CatAwba aoc RtdEtE 8,endi.t atd ~ dnd1
Of the finest Don esse Ilquuft *nd ~tnea. wick Rrt
sold. Wholesaic or II auy ues1et qnho1sv.
st, IS, g sAa 81 kas4 Third Street,
ElnC1NEATls -nH1U.
q FoI ssle By Dzp4Et1u sna d4A;ezs IN nad!etcs
aoaEAny throughout dc county.
EkAf815 1zAkAris =
, 1864-08-30

f3-sn.e ert tceeey eu-s :o- eTott.ia-
tH- 4 ,enecy p.epsrr o-,S ft< ona aseass-
.F- ii La. nt<et hog. fry. nso'sil
~Nc.;s1 ee6f:y -us cnec'H.1g-
6F Il taei MT cLr+s!a pa c.s or &efcurf.
TT l, rtQuircz no chk:Ss OF d Il
E-l... tfs-.ntl= - til Lsts
F.:to~1 +e."& u ~? 9! &nf GtEfh9ss
Il rt*il*. un ati c ~ r! cus-t !: Is 9n1:k
o. &ctice a1o rn G ts.t7ins ta.1sfAC7oEf EFf'
o.r or or ANS ,lyE> Ant "Fa fs'eA pte 0ot.tts
Sal" kurt 5 Ter s-sn r.I-l.t sF:c..
ra,.d ~ d. ngr.r... vr,Ese~-r AsK tots sEeEAtnle
WRITE. FtoitIst: st kt.s": eg.r: 70 @cst u :el-
po5 ttrec. nuls n,z71os s-7AT
Special v0Etce-
U1ELE'3 4 al, EL&,S3 ~ -ukA3SH FLUID
e .uc test ~ .rn'-S4iof IL ''s ~af d. lttm3s-Aa
I. .StoF,t, - -. Pr,r4. - c~"is : b liz. '-0
UFaA@'s Tr1 rAt uiH ~ ErT Il emf aEn
.!nsrs - r. P-lre r. -b,x
U.'F w. &.sTAMAtu F :. srv+s re m:ss y,es
"a. n.!-1s:alf 4 .se - ~ ~ .rrs'e..nd efse'
8 .ahn'S Frr. / IL A:I--tH fAmnTet
Fsrckiek, Tun szt s.a~.a t!nntr o. >he eAs&, .ue6
tae EEtn Ane Feau1s - "a "rI-x' n ftaces ~
sqHs r 20 eS,i: k.s /. ~ sy'x.s. f-.ss Eer
rtte sot E-,o.s- hs-ls .s"~-''fes % AAs-y
;!sS. II r'c tuiFe't :. -':,. 11r-are9 tg,ct'
CGcrty = s'f.r.,ut 3.n:;-.n d; ..sis. F@1 ~hG;SEes
ecasRsx ecsaRx J,rsS. IL s.ir .I~ ca,a's tie gn!s
e..r ~ atnu.:ac. :. NJ. y. -. Q, H'oEs:
-nt riE.. nf rps QHs ',c: 20 o. VII no. fA-e
" 4esxc Gus ~ E@r*' 'oa. ,.,
So: ~ +, C t7@il., = <.I i : t@:aso sfett eEA
.e'ns's i! s<.f:st ~ sss 81 s'
.,1:t ..7e, ,s.,r..~.-1 k-E.t. .nr sa.cSac. =
, 1864-08-30
HtESE FIR, hand
ONE HORSE POWER,
fuitfb1u for entaieE Ftc5. WAFiRn BY american
Extsek4 nj any, corr er OF Lase and Besrborn

Ess!sss 8 Of AsSe anu besfootn 7's'
n AVIAN 4 i,O@TER Z z
II rsax,Es ,' e ASsgnss - H. 1ss! 70 "a,
si:sss s,SS :sss =, 81.
DFOPJsALS FOR NEW SITE
FOR Ht FIRE uosplTAL ct THIS PORF.
tUsToX loEa3. CnlcAoo. aug 45t1. l5et.
Jane sas! ILL., ut: OF NJ sSs s. sufsh... u
Ard Eo.ec 'gli1a .rs ~ Nar'ua HoAoi'al IN q
E'e sst ss
fss .,re r11,eses os ms aoarssf. I'd: ~ sfoaadi
nss p H. eaa , e Ct
1n s'ze s:ty nntt 70. fs I.ss than thr,s hnno!ca
e. t., t1sa,sS ssr on'xss y
Lave shess LUrHER EAV aA. Collected.
SURGEON GENERALS OF.
F1Cs, wAsaIHGroH, D. C. June a. 1854:
ssa 6 xdss ns 81 p s
vrDed BY u. sufteo7 G*nefaL Tho sea:d asli Dc.
surg::f or ~ IL, ats sarsson accosdiaz Is mart
App!scaus ns scco1p=1,td by oce " mesf taa'
e ss
auiEea: dsi era! q: 4, Lo9;..i1ls, KJ.s nosIdi
IL. c,nci1E .es S:oass sad Nss o1ieshs
sfsti "ASTEu-hosFlIAL srkwAzns Ton Co.'S
sa Tn s
in1 'tln di.uen Ing o. Hct1e:1es. A0pncatos, mnxs
t.e m.ae = 70 ~ ease Of s1:eeons and Aa:sstaa:
Got:s. ~,ts. c!sthoa, I.tionI, faal and quarter,
1e1a 4e5 I: asksRS, f;s Ac.,as Surgeon sc7aal
, 1864-08-30
kc. EuKs&,AN F&&VJA ri Ui14
ION d.

Tho EoFtbern Cry for taeace-Whas
th~ Rehels thluk II tt---C-mprpuslx -
lmp4,s eiot1 mo Rceco but Dn.
uofon Peace
, 1864-08-30

s:c1EaxtsE tHuNtT H0nEss
-. .e:.osn:-C It:Il Fl s''A-. % ~het ootT.FaA!
ft,A1cd ace trim r,. csol-rts -A.ef's.e o. s:te
.Gt ec..l i-L. u te U.s. is-tfn J; ~ssno 3a1
~. r.l faI +ts 4>tt.. Nro. shF SIR fQt
trie 81 | ttav 2tEt sac Far~S G<,+>3A DeA'era-
N.E1Tt..t 1UEaT9Iu
, 1864-08-30

poIE Ehiea T. not lor a"y ous for ~ tine, E5Tm
TuoQaAaDA' nave coincidence II II pec1uso Insy Al
aware that i. secures health 70 f.naes who dHeE \
nsaub ous -G1etr1CtAs ana fbAt thcAo mos Mfoaset
and 7n'h'''so"s "'''F'
BfT.ss have done iof him. and thus he :eputaEo;
ri trr Tsr1 FaNfv FxnIxlnATfF1 "a oougeantIv az
49,. ,.-.,,..... =, .-,
species o. atose - 4,ra @no t r
, sno r. ~ 1orthV ~ ,mnrst trnst oea
keo11pe Aoosa e''7 ">A -1' -
, 1864-08-30

WnArHxHHtEID, CONF. Aafch Z. ts0.
px. n. a. aEzaa:
nasr 1ry: Eay.ux sszu 5a-. aayzs ala.oas q Co
ssituuos Water, reco2nsadaa ts: iE.sG 1aEon e
tho Kidncys and Irritation Of sae b.,SGdMTs M
naGbss of phS scians Win ny ssu;posasy ssi'e1.1
SaqI'a az Ion1 70 sQsn It HaTer Lee, s
C., md haa osea ssa = II T. ~ EasgFss ,s
hntt5es II t. snd at ~hurs never dxpocted 70 Be
ny s 20 IN F9od 5 st' Is !. fsna9s I'm s.r5s
~ W1 70 @sad Z e r: say r.; ;hs o1*aairz Q: e
s7s@ Tuc;J, Enfy. La3xA3c q s1aNow.
, 1864-08-30

VIZ navt Ereaal3 enasx=a ~ n4sEe!seIS.st esFts.;
1eeEf Ern ucW hive 1n9.1ni1J bALd vsty .s:-t
ro1 q eae sevrd Wosk ori II utAIu'.cI1as 9, t
vhscn i1fT1s1 The a.tsruol - "tbie1L IN rthazs.a
g. = stk III sh4 iases1' el!Je4 oi Ae1t, 6oys' tn.
Tnafhfs tai scwt ttotr. tA1mo.S Z. Cong1sss f5t
~ knu EucEle ahcrs ~ Tel ~ ltd'ett, "iss4 ana
IfeiirIet.h No-ncce llort Ri. @nn J.. .srct ~nsk-tj
nachi1- tt9E3 s.d the WV mr. dne's'- n r''n-s
ipst.t
, 1864-08-30

EIREV NATIONAL RAEE
e or CHICAGO,
fou1hEest cerno1 Lzse md Clak4ea.
c:zc1EAIa rnf1s rfHe ~ IT. ;,res,6.,, soac.oes',
eAEL. B. EICE<-&E z. V:ee-r1cts-
Z. Z. HKk1ETyn Cashier.
, 1864-08-30

a-a7H1a co..
. HEr Hea:y give y11 lne..y - u:Aks lie u IL
GLOWING certificate Of kne vaioe OF Constltuar5
Hate1, which can recommend In tho hlKhezr nau-
uAT.
dpts wnole length Of tho bnsR and ia h.f limbs WttS
Pa!pat1oa Of the Heart astentsd Wiz Failing Ct ae
ieaiaeds physielsn, No attended la sboat ta1est
months, When De lelt her .orsa than i. E1ad M.
Who attended hsr for sbout Dna mcuths. and wntl8
she was under his care AaA did o's suffer quite 11
VA ncufao:u. For" said o.. *sha hat auoo : cos.
0ns1ntaa sasnat JOS o,hss n 5or
t6ls tipne Tho cacamepce6 n 1se of Consutausa,
dose seemed 10 haye the desired efect aud sna kopi
IN Improving rapidly under ttx treatment, aud nov
Supeftrtenda entirely her ion a~it afatr3 She IN
pst tossN anY ct tne Const1t.tot Wa.er for soo93
ftu. Fes11, AID s-s 177nY - That 1t sa< pft.
aaSo~ = 4'--~- VIZ, z, Y41 H5AsrsQ".
, 1864-08-30

engraved Labns liapiayDS superb vlxnottc Of Sa,c
George and The Dragon, With shield contasntnY I
note cf hand for oHE CEE:, stgncd - -HoHtette7
Smith" to rr1H:ertatt which = felony.
IL ADDITION to theee aAFzaUAHDs AaAISgT THAUrt
every bottle Of Hosscttcrs CelfhEatcd stomach Eth
, 1864-08-30

tor t,TRt eass hustu~14 Ia All9nufse Good WnEes
s,1en hnd can noAld s1tn tne family dAstfed. Al.
drsss B2x liza HI uwsukea. Wi& aa75pAElW
, 1864-08-30
PROTECTED 81 THE Government
With An Olac1nl stamp, issued under tie authn.1<
Of tie
US. Treasury Department.

Ana MKAxa o. exKvzazya AS0 A1a3s7,.;a r>k
mature decay; Of rAstytnx and aiz-aisn5 EEk.n: -
ture. Of reteTiEt Dy5pApsl8. and All dtnof u13t1sc
ind disturbances ot thc styrnch u hracny she sts.
tcrel ner1e3 OF revvng The animal .ptrits and 0. r
ciair1pE the* no H34ae!ns ntR II .111tsrze tE ecc
paSttle Et.h ttts ptrulsr Pxotec1ys 80 8-S1-&u-s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02
CADlz OHIO, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 1864

in Congress, charged to award to each loyal
person to whom a colored volunteer may
owe service Just compensation, not exceed
ing three hundred dollars, for each such
colored volunteer, payable out OF the fund
derived from commissions, and every such
colored volunteer, on being mustered into
the service, shall be free. And in all cssas
where men of color have been heretofore
enlisted, or have volunteered in the military
service of the United States, all the provi-
sons OF this act, so far as the payment Of
bounty and compensation are provided, shall
be dqually applicable as tJ those who may
be hereafter recruited. But man OF color,
drafted, or enlisted, or who may yolun eer
into the military service, while they shall
be c. edited on the quotas oi the seVeral
States or subdivisions OF States wherein
they arc respectively drafted, enlisted or
shall volunteer, shall not be assigned as
State troops, but shall be mustered into reg
iments OF companies as United States color.
ed volunteers, f.t .sdiHnE s..,s.
SEC. 26. And be IL f'vtbsa enacted, That
the word "precinct" and election district"
as used in this act, shall not be construed
to require any subdivision for purposes Of
enrolment and draft less than the wards
into which any city or villagemay be Ovid
dsd, or the towns or townships into which
any county may be divided. -..... .....--..
SEC. 27 A'sd b. 1t turtle" elactel. That so
much OF the act entitled ian act tor enroll>
ing and calling out the national forces, and
for other purposes" approvedgon the 81 day
of March, 1868, as may be inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, is hereby repeal
ei
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A REMARKABLY Social GovERNoR Gov
Powell, of Kentucky, was never an orator,
but mis- C ,nyersa ion, story telling and SO
cial qualities were remarkable! His great
forte lay in establishing personal intimacy
with every one he men, and in this way he
was powerful in electioneering. de chewed
immense quantities OF tobacco, and was al
ways begging it Of every one he met. His
residence was in Henderson, and in coming
up the Ohio we passed that point. | heard
the following characteristic anecdeie oihim:
A citizen Of Henderson coming on board,
fell into conversation with q passenger who
made inquiries abont Powell, ra .-J.-
"He lives in your place, | believe, don't
"Yes, one OF our oldest citizens" m. ,.
g.f"Very soclable man, amt he?" lid vii.
a"Romarkably sop /. .a.la..re'...
"Well. thought 80; think he is one Of
the most sociable men ever saw in my lie
wonderfully sociable. | was introduced
to him over at Grayson Springs lasl sum'aer,
and he hadent been with mc ten. minutes
when be begged all the tobacco | had, got
his feet up in my lap, and spit all over me-
remarkably social" a4.I. f.rr ....t
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"Chairman National Executive Com.
s.zs4 Major Hunt, wha paid Senate

sg Major Hunt, wha paid Senator
Hale three thousand dollars for servi-
ces of some sort, has been acquitted
by Court-martiaI at Fortress Monroe.
1t appears that Senstor Hale earned
his liberal fee by saying kind word
to Secretary Stanton for Major Hunt.
The Senate saysit was all right, and it
is not polite to doubt-it, but folks will
have their private opinion notwith-
standing. ~ F'as.af '"sils
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Stopped his wind.

General Schenck, according to the Wash
ington correspondent Of the Gazette, com
plains that wound which he received in
wrist in tho field has seriously affected his
peeeh-making powers in Congress, SO tnat
whenever he lifts his hand lie breaks down
In his arususnt.. As tho principal impedi
ment to the progress Of business in the Ma
tlonsl Legislature is from the propensity for
speech making with which its members are
afflicted an useful hint might be taken from
the case Of General Schenek, in respect to
the qualifications for seat in that body, to
amputate discussion by a judicious. cuftail.
tnent or physicai redundancss. efSF- a"t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02

0.rAn administration editor in this State
pretentls to bea great ecohomist. iie says
that even straw iswerth picknga aip. ,lExs
actly, lie has bosn known TO- pick up ope
often, at the sigh, of i .cssk ofliqtor, and 70
find ii grsAtAclp. fl14Alol l1atea1 ,agAaaI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02
NRifch In"

Wilkes Spirit, the jockey paper Of
New York, which has been so-4ong
and bitterlyabusing General McClel>
Ian, is now taking A. Lincoln through
a severe course of sprouts. The issue
OF last week contained a most scathing
article against his royal highness. A
bitter and vindictive warfare is now
raging among the abolition leaders,
and it is fondly hoped that it may end
in good to the country. "When
rogues fall out honest men get their
dues" '''A '-iA4 g. y Ssl ~
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i I0srAnl Abolion editor out West says
that when he thinks Of some Democrats ip
his vicinity, he blushed that he is o. man. .---
Quite likely; but they blush. that he tmt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-02

The HOMESTEAD. BILL.--Consider-
able comment is made here upon the
letter Of Thurlow Weed, just pubHshs
ed, to Governor Morgan recommend
ing the repeal Of the Homestead Bill,
that the publicilands in the West may
be reserved tc pay the war debt. !. The
radical Republicans all repudiate such
anidea, aud claim that the real estate
Of the rebels shall be taken AMI sold
for that purpose Itis we'll known
here that one of the heaviest spec1la-
tors in whiskey who are now trying to
wrest the four millions OF dollars from
"Unclc SAM" by preventing the tax
on whiskey in store, is tliis same Thur
low Weed, he being one of the origi-
nal operators. His measure finds no
friends among the ralicals here, who
now have . majority in both Houses
Philadelphia Inquirer. ''s ~ 81 4
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1eA- Artemas Ward says there is no
daily papers published in his town,
but there is a ladies sewing circle
which amounts TO the same purpose,
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