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MEDICAL.
S,PEoIAlL NoTIoE.

~
Or. NJ. vrLLNY's Private hospital, In the Fed
srai mock, Corner ofseventh and streets, oppo.
ri,s the Post and Patent oaces. Rooms Sssad "a,
up stairs, Warrington, D. c. ....
An diseases Of private nature treated IN the
best scientific manner, and radical cures effected
In an eases SYPHMTTIC AFFECTION CON-
eRRHGA, 0LKRT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WRAKKESS, or the result of VoLUPTUoVS
DREAMS, or any weakness of the GBNERATIFE
DREAMS, from any sauss whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured Al'o'
ooVT, RHgUMI TIsM, EEURILGIA, and other
CHRONIC DnEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES
sosRS, and JOINTS; SCRoFULA, BLoTcHES
OK raE FACE, ERUPTIoESon the Limbs and body
and all other ERUPr1vE DISEAsEssnd DISEASE
or rnu BLOOD, rom whatever cause they may
have arisen. r.r
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
M mn.tss what your disease, let no false deli.
osoey prevent Ysu from applying Immediately 70
nr v.,,nv. Win A, acknowledged to be by far the
= ---,.....,,, ,x.,c,.. .. as. ,,..,ro,,,
~''' " -
Of private diseases. Fear not to come And make
Apcv, vour ui.fortunes, and he viii speedily ucpt
| lr.-I..,.. ...t--,-,-,L- ..sr....
Seo On Sou' way 'e'OIss'
sELf-AD0Sh'
That dreadful soourEe OF the young indniseu IL
WHOM alone, destroys the generativo organs, unhtI
| : TE70'I
thsn fer married lie, producing weakness u '"'
back and limbs, loss Of animation and muSoulA
,o.r ,,,,i,at,o. of the heart, nervous Irritable
-'r'~''' - -
ly, loss Of memory, msianehoV nAoi's' INSANITY
.o,.rr.n,,on. and d.ath.
''i' ,,
YOUNG MAN In view OF tho dresdiul eohse
| an.poa. NJ dalav. do not fail 10 make your oaE
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

xSpnopHiATIoNs ron THE MILITARY
~ was pssAsrsssBl
ApJBrAnI Crs IosrNh I
oonsssi ordsfs, Me- -. 11.s w" 2"
m, s.rlovinr 90, Of conSrss. h published for
the information Of all eonssrnedi
PvBLio-No. -.
An act making appropriations Tor me support Of
The Military ksadsPy Tor the rear ending June
%, isas.
I'D susesat Sy ne Senate snd HOuss Of Rsprssenis-
tv., Of he Uahsd States u AHsrtea n csHsrs's 40
,,-,Ais4 that the followinE sums be, and the same
A.. hardy, appropriated out Of any money IN the
treasury net othsrwiss sppropriaied, for the sup
nor, o. the Military Academy for the ysar sndiHG
he 10Th Of June, issS. n.... ....
For psy Of ofheers, instructor, cadets, and mu.
.is,Ans, one hundred and seventeen thousand one
hundred and sevsnty-siz dollars.
For eAmmutation Of aubsist snes, four thousand
srs hundred and nixty-oBe dollars.
For gay In lieu Of eiothinE to ofiosrs' servants,
sixty dollars. had. ...
For current and ordlnary expenses, a. folovsi
rspairs and Inprovemsnts, fuel, and apparatus,
forage, postage, telearam, stAfionsry, hanspor-
tatlon, printing, clerks, miscellaneous and Inch
dental expenses, and Department. OF instruotion,
sorty-oas thoasAnd tive hundred and eighty dol
lars. #.r.
For gradual increase and expense Of library, one
thousand doIlnra-
For sSpsnsss Of the board Of visitOrs, four thou
sand dollars.
For for aee for ARTILLERY and cavalry horses, eight
thousand six hundred and forty doilars.
For supplyiog horses for artillery and cavalry
exercise, one thousand dollarB.
70 repairs Of ofioers' quarters enc thousand
i've hundred dollAra.
For targets and batteries for artillery exspeise,
one hundred dollars. ....
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DHILP q soLoMONs,
BooKsELLERs, ARMY sTATRoNERs,
Frs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
al PEHHlELVAHIA AVENUE,
HAVE constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and rsoant Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
fold Order Books,
f10ld Manifold Wfttefs,
Company Roll B0OkA
General ordsr Files,
Ttns BoOkn,
Array Pay Tables,
IiSld Glasses,
Field CspItnG Presses,
Abstract Papers,
fenltoA AAd bounty MANIA
Record books for use at hes dQuArtsTE By -
instant AdjutAnt General,
49, seos s, nAas and Printing dOHe 70 ordsr OF
An Pr;ni"d books SAINT ~ nap. frs Of postage.
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OF THE UNION

ReSd the following Letters rsssivsd from yss.
KNOWN AND WOALD TRIED REMEnIES
known as PROP. HoLLoWAYs PILLS Ayb
monials received FROM all parts OF the country
where our army OF occupation 10 ~ foros ' .'T
see to Your Healthi An q you have s2As one
Your Life Is yAluAblei Not Odly 10 yourselves,
but TO 20 e Fathers and Mothers, Bisters, Wives,
oa aSs Ss css ySS S ~ IN
when expended ln these N edioines, bring Ton doWn
to the grssnsSt and rlpest 9id age;
The toll"Ying arc genuine lettern, o. ale fef
Inspection at thiA Ofios Cycles s.nt bI neil iaaaE
inquirer, 80 MAIDEN LAM, ~ IL
QuARTERMAgTER's DEPABTnEsT,l
20 lllinois Volunteers,
FOLLY hLAFD, s. C., EoysmOer 70 1854,
Prof HOlIO,uGy, 20 MaiGsn Lens, n ri
send me one dollars worth each Of your celebrated
Pills and Ointment, by return mall. Pistso sttsnd
to thi, at once, for am much In need 1.-THE above
Lieut. A. W. FELLOWS, ON,
ISh Illinois VoIuetesfs.
CAMP NEAh BRANDY STATION VA
Prof. Holloway
about your famous Pills, Aad a. ! aevsr was In
the need Of them till now, want TO try thsm, -
Disrrhea u very pIsvelsnt ~ ths PRESENT nn%
JOSEPH WALSH,
90. L, bth Rsgt., Excelsior Brigade
PULASKI, Tenn, Dss. D. iSss.
DEAR sIRi Please Gnd enclosed one dollar, and
send me the amount IN Jour famous Pills, ~ ] an
troubled with Dy apbpaiA, and seek eur.
You're, ks, IHOhAS y, fURNnR
Co. l, 81 lows Infantry,
moAyi. IsLAED, .. e., JAA. u, las4,
Prof. Holloway
DEAR STG; Enclosed you will dad 50 ssats, for
which Wish you ~ seld me some OF your VAluA-
bic Pilisi send them By mail. enclose 10 cents
for postage. - ..
Address ISRAEL Q. HALL
Co. D, Ath N. u. Vols, n Royal, s. Q.
CAMP oil ENCELaIOA BafoABE,l
January ~, 1884
NiHi Please send nae for the enclosed 70 cents the
worth Of 1t 10 PillH enclosed rad 10 cents to pay
puBtaBe, and you Will Oblige. address, yours
90, \, bth RcEt. ENeegigT Brigade,
WAAh nEtoh, ID. O.
MoRRIs BLAND, .. C., JAA. II, 1884.
| Prof HoilOlOdY;
Please had enclosed the sum Of enc dollar for
| Pills. have LiNTrhDt, aRd can't get II stopped
| 90 want to try your Pills. Yours ko.
| WILLIAM CHAIATY,
Co, ID, lOIth Regt, Penn. Vols,
hiuFris Island, sc.
CAUTION,
II the reader Of this "uOtlou" cannot get box OF
PilI Oiutmsnt from tla dFug store Ia his place,
let hlm wT TO ~ me, 50 Madsn LAue, shsl0SiAE The
amount, and Iuill mail bSX tree Of oNpeass,
| Many dealers will not keep nay incidence On hAAd
b cause they cannot make ~ mueh proAt ~ 90
other persons make. ~ SSntH, ~ cents, AAa el.ts
per box or pot. APS-U
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1854 ARRANesEEMENTs1S6A

lOO4. OF lOO4.
EEw yoRK LIHRs.
rHH CAMDEN AND ANNOY AND PHILADEL-
sIES EisRa. "
IRON PHILADELPHIA 70 VIEW YORK
AND WAY PLAOES,
Vr.s.a walnut street. whaEH ana KsA-
nnEtoA Depot,
VII Inv A. yoILovs, VI, Tars.
Al I ' &. wa Ss%asa .nd,.r;sy a.y-Nsv
AS (: x, 1 va ea%S:n and Jersey CITY, .
AS = G r., i. SssS:a and i.r.s, civ 70
Atm I. &. Va Hss;ias,oa and Jersey aH,
AVS H. aP via c.1d.a and Anboy.c. and y
ns :. n, via csndsS snd AnbOy--c and
"t !: 4, wi rs ik:a.la,.Oa and I.r:.y city, :"
= az Z. a., Va KsnsinEton and Jersey csyI -.
). nxF. &, Y. IA, R,a.ins,O; and ,~;sy CITY, -"
As ,XI sisRs5 Va R.a.ins.oa and Isi.sy ~
As m, Va Camden Ina snd 1nbOy-A.:om- "'
rodHtion freight am Psssengsrl-
L. sls.. sos.. isS
Ihs db r. n. Evening Mail and the l.1o might
sodthsEn Express viii run daily, tAll othsrs, Sun
Gays enseptod1
DIRECT THRouGH LINKa
Between WnIhinston end New York, via Balti.
Leave Washington tor New York at and Io,tb
a. m, and 7:so ?. n. The sunday line leaves a,
Leave Now York for Washington at and 10
n, 1sso ?, N, and Il nidnisht. The sunday linz
through without shAngs OF ears.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YoRK LINES.
Lave walnut street wharf Al and =. N, u N.
| and p. N.
Leave Ksnsington Depot at Ills a. M, 2. %, AZ
| and as p. n, and 1850 .. -. mighty
The AZ y. n. nne runs daily an othsrs, sun
| days sxssptsd.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Lave foot Of Barclay street at 9 q. m. and p. m
From foot Of Cortland street At 7, and 10 .. m.
| IL m, and p. n, and II night
The P n line runs daily Al othsrs Sunday
| Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
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n FIJI G l A L.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
ArJUTANr GEEERAL'I OFFICE,
"AsHMGTog, May ., 1884.
The following officers having been reported at the
headquarters of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed from the service Of the Unite
states unless, within fifteen U6) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session In this city, OF which BrigSaier Genera
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 preside u,
AID make satisfactory defence TO the charges
against themi
FalSsy esriyng hat he had not been aGseW from his
company and rsgimSnl, and thereby Jraudms'Iiiy o.
iGtHiHg full pGy for period during witch be had
bern GbIsnt ISih leave,
Captain Thomas CIunsyI company A, aOth New
York volunteers.
DrlaLsnnssi, neglect Of duly, md sb'snes wahOGi
IsaVS.
Second Lieutenant Henry A. Hunting 2Oth Mas
IAehuSsttI volunteers.
Absnee WihOta LsaUs.
First Lieutenant Jacob MatterD, sad fennsylTA'
mia volunteers.
ED. TOWNSEND,
my2 Assistant AdjutanT General.
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TMPoRTANT re YOUNG MEN ---AN

IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN.-.-AG
InfaIlible Cure without the use Of Medieines.-
Have you been addicted TO trAt habit which hA.
ruined so many Of your sex SOLITARY yICEN
II necessarily weAkenB the orgAus, o'ctsiontng
VoLUPTuoUs DREAMS and INVOLUNTARY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. invAri ably. II uOt arrested
in time, train Uf symptoms such 80 weakness
and Pain in the Back and Ltnhs, Pain In the head,
DeFfeasion Of 'ptriit, Loss OF Memory, her Gus
Debility, Trepbling, Eruptions Nf tho Face ptllid
CountSnanGc, and n General PrOstTation OF the
Museular system, and not unfri quenlly Faulty,
Rplepuo Fills, aud often Insanity and Consump-
ton.
DR. Y. o. ELLINGTON, after trying for years to
hnd a melioinAl cure for the above complaint
without AANsfqo DRY results, has dIsooyereh
STRICTLY MECH NNICAL remedy, which Is
certain and infallibls cure In all cases, IN used
without inconvenience to the patient by day or
night when employed At any kind OF business,
eifher active or dentAry, whether farmer, mo
ehante student. soldier sailor, and will be for
Yarded 10 any address in an ORDINARY envelope,
With directions how TO use, on the receipt OF FIVE
DOLLARS. Address DR.. Y. o. CLING rom,
apT-sm' Box Is5, Washington, D. c.
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EXPRESSES.
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WaGhiNgton OitE, b. o.

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hA Agencies In the principal railway towns II the
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with lines forwarding 70 the CanAdAA and the
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towns In Great britain and on the Conttnept.
Collestion o. Notes, DrAfts, and BILLS made d ALI
AsSsssiblO parts Of The Unitod BtAles.
C. o, DUNN, Agent
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 1910 LOAN.

TINTED STATES 1910 LOAN.
Jay COOKE q CO.,
BANKERS,
t6a FITrHEHTH STREET,
RECAIvB SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the
NEW NATIONAL LOAN,
Authorized BY the set Of March ., 1894,
AND KNOWN As
rBN.FoRTY BONDS,
Being Reasonable at the pleasure Of the Goyerns
msnt after ten years, and payable forty years from
date In coin, bearing interest at -'
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payable on bonds At sSs and sisc annually and on
ali other sisrs ssmi-annually In CsIN.
Tho COUPON BONDS viii 10 issued in sSe,
sioo, $500, and 900.
rhs REGISTERED BONDS will bs issued in SO,
sIoo, $500, o. ,ooe, $4,000, and $1,000.
These are the only GOLD BEARING sHCURI-
TIES Of the Government now preeurabls at par,
and, yielding At present value Of ooin oVER EioHT
PEE Gent. Pm ANNvM, ofIor . very desirable In
vsstmsnt for large or small suns.
We buy and sell ~ market rates
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsTBRT CERTIFICATE CHECKs
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CLOTHING.


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n.o,..
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eon,,nu. "a AN la, cha, any o,h,r house In mis-
city.
or q.
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PAPKR HANGINGs,
DENTISTRY.

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pain, with InnoXiouI VApor, by DR.. &. b
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inventors and sole manufacturers OF AnResthotio
innoxiouI Vapor, mot Laughing GAs,) nor Chic,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,

4 L ~ n ~
EMPLOYMENT OF CAVALRY NOT MOUNTED.
WAN DEPARTMERT,)
ADJuTANT GEHERALG OFFICE,
WAsHIsoToH, April %, 1894. -
General Orders, No. ia
cavalry organizations which cannot INN ediAte-
Iy be supplied with horaes, viii be armed and sm-
pioyed temporarily as Infantry. They may DO
used to guard dspOtS and railroads, or be ASSIGNED
TO infantry brigadcs In the neld. When regiments
80 assigned are partially mounted, the horses will
be Transferred TO others. nrr-'I "#s
Commander Of Departments and separate
armies are Sutho IL d to dIsmount and employ a
Infantry any cavalry regiment which has bssn
neglsetful or wssteful Of Its horses has proved
iusfisisnt In the nold and transfer its horses 10
others.
The proportion OF cavalry to be temporarily
converted into infantry will not exceed forty pei
cent OF ANY command, unless It be found that The
remaining sixty per cent sAanot BE- kept en-
sie lily mounted.
by order Of the Secretary Of War
n, d. TOWNSEND,
apo Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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FlRsT
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Capttal-So0O,oOo.
~ This BAEH, organized under this National
Banking Law Of the last Congress, Is opened this
day for the transaction OF buHincss at tho corner
OF Fifteenth and streeta, opposite Treasury Do
partment. Il. D. COOKE, President,
VIZ. 4. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Eez9-d
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NEW LETTERs PATENT.
~ (CsrtinsAte No. Sa,G66, May %, IsSS)
iNsTANTANEoUs iNDfCAToRi
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For the great bensht Of Chartered CompLnies-aI
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TELL-TALB MAUHINEI
Against the too-oiten prAGtioed
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n. SsnsEal use y also wherever Moneys are paid
Tor Admission, sush ~
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Of GShibitioni Large rrstclAas Hotel Dining
either renti BY Its introductory Fair Grounds
Race Courses, Wheel Vehicles, and last, though
not least, this prineiple prevents FTGudulOht 10
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Tor Sueh Machines, addressed 70 the Undersigned,
ROWLAND CRoMELEN
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
An Embarrassed Aiminissra,

The present administration is more "eG'
barrassed' than any that ever before g2ts;
ed
If you vote against the abolition ticket
you embarrass the administration.
If you speak lightly Of the Regpa, you
embarrass the administration
IT you don't attempt to steal foE E.al.y
from the government, you enbarrass tn. ~
ministration. ."a -.
If you don cheat the soldiers you sin,
barrass the administration.
If you suggest that Abe Lincoln and lis
party are incompetent to administer the al
fairs Of the government, and bring the W.G
to close, you embarr;lss the adminis.l4
ton.
If you don't suggest that idea, why, yo4
embarrass the administration.
If you are the victim of an abolition ty.~
ger, as were the World and Journal u
Commerce. you embarrass the administl
ton -...... .
If you ANITA per the Inland Teleglaph
Company, you embarrass the admistratioo
If yoUare in favor of the Constitute
and the Union as it was, you embarass tie
administration -
IF you don't believe Abraham ought to
be reelected, you embarrass the admin
tTatlon. -...... ......
If you think for yourself you embagra.s
the administration. ..'
If you believe in the doctrines laid dow
by the framors Of the government, YOU ei4
balTass the administration,
If youspeak faNorably Of former admin.
trations, you cmbarrass the adIninistia,ig1
IF you are i'll favor of rights given to aij-
izcns under the habcdS corpus, you "a.
rass the administration.
If you believe in free speech ami . tl4s
press, you embarrass the administration.
If you say the war is prosecuted tE1ir,
purpose of emancipatlng the negro, yu2
enbarrass the administration.
If you oppose miscegenati0nj yau eluba.
rass the administration.
If you prefer gold to greenbacks, you
cmbarraSs the administration.
In fact, everything you do or say thac
would favor return to she people Of th
power his cxceleucy has usurped, cmbar
rnsses the administration r@
Many diSloyal men not having the fear OF
Abraham and his bastiles before their eyes,
say that the ignorance, stupidity, shoddy
and cotton contracts, etc. which environ It,
are really the most serious causes which en-"
barrass the administration. 1t is also stated
confidently, that the Cleveland Convention
has greatly weakened the administration,
and caused it to question its fttyorite doc
trine, the Divine right ct Kings to rule tbs
country.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17

When you hear Abolitionists charging IhG
Rebellion upon Democrats, confront them
with the following truths from History:
/. That there was no symptoms OF Rebel
lion in the South, until after the election Of
Abraham !incoln who had proclaimed that
this Government could not exist part free
and part slave-and that he would not be
bound by desision of the Supreme Court,
if it decided that slaves could be held in the
Territories. .... ..,
2. That President Buchanan, duriug ths
last months Of his Administration, was gov
erned by. the advice of Mr.. Seward, known
to be Lincoln Secretary, on all matters
touching the rebellion. fL
3. That all difficulties would have been
settled by the peace Convention, and WY
prevented, if Lincoln, Chase, Chandler, ct,
al. had desired it. nag
a. That if Lincoln had called Congress to
meet ON the Goth of May-as he could have
done and called for 5000 men simply T.
protect Washington until Congress had act-
ed--there would been no war. The BogGe,
States would have gone out-and the men
who fired on Sumpter, would have been pun
ished hy Law.
5. That at any time since the war com
menced, Lincoln and Congress could have
made Peace BY simply guaranteeing to tn"
States their Constitutional Rights and Cali
do so, even now .'s 80 ..
g. That from 1888 to 1860, the Southern
States had respected and executed every
law Of Congress large numbers of
citizens in every Northern State, had re-
pcatedly Rebelled1 the Broad Seal
Of the United States of America, tore it up,
trampled under their feet, andassaulted the
officers Of the Government. @E4t
T. That in no Southern State--exeept
South Carolint-was there a majority of all
the voters who voted for President in 1860,
in favor of Secession: and had the war been
prosecuted solely to enforce the Laws and
defend the Oonstitution-and put down
armed rebels, it would have ended two yearA
ago, and there would not have been now an
armed rebel in any State. ..l..
s. That the election of Abraham Lincoln
was the immediate cause of this war and all
is disasters--and that his removal through
the ballotboxes-will bring immediate
Peace, and restore the J'nions vsr a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
SIGNIFICANT soldiers letter.

The following is from the late tditor Of
the Tunkbanuock Rtpubttctut---a Republican,
sheet. .a n&il as 1...,...4
NEAR PEMFRsBtRo; Vas, July 3, 1851.
Dear VIE: A great many wantto know lsup
pose, how the ast battle went My answer
is, invariably, that We have had but pnc,
and that commenced on the fifth day Of May
last. The soldiers all console themselves
with the belief that this season will end the
war, and believe SO myself. If We can't
whip them by fall, we never. can. The sol
diers will stand it no longer They will go
for new Administration. In fact, [ have
changed my views considerably from what
they were when left home. There is too
much nigger in the present Administration,
and too many lies published in newspapers.
| find if | want to approximate anywhere
near the truth, | have to take it from Dem
ocratic papers. .,tft
IfeloSed YOU will find silver dollar, Gf it
ever reaches YOU, which send to the little
'cherub, and one which prize quite high
ly for two reasons one is, because they are
scarce, and the other is because It is relic
from tho battle field near Petersburg, and
was once the property Of some Reb, |
chanced to pick it up shortly after the bat
tie. Fl. A. TIFFANY =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
CADIZ OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, 1854

\ q ~ ID l. NJ: IN Jo,,I Ia
the suppression ol que l'e'oiiron wiz uGuD,J
our resources 10 peai Vi tIy II iJ dup;,i" da.Gai
Geot' iIee Tue hlaISes liuii 1 .llo o.u t
tloh OF the reDel 'iespels, aIiu uiaui'@'o '.ne
eduSe Vi tliG wal .no .;oS pt"S'''ni'''0'
neither Of these gpalaG'i99s, g1; 9. ,hoI aoh+ and
II Is sci't igsl'cesin ',,J IoaJaTS ioaT '
the political exclusion al reGei leaders leaHt
ing otateIg eAactiy w1ets 10 wa G Wy SidS II" no C
thc outpleah VI tiiI ~ 1go,' gJon "I "F tbo si,,oe
iualaI'y eNt', VI tno ,,iTO0'' u INV E'''
iie unoeIlooh 10. hanunl'' ;roo,l oath with
IL Is sui!illleu tha1oro II a" 49,, S,d I"'' "'
ouI ~ failtIloi' "pi III
Inc y qalh = 70 iuRpoiS II" % robaII;or, %av;n@ q
ol Ile litsi'tIiio y y ms '''' -N>i''i1 - ''
Telefehce 70 sil'eSa j. 10 ,aoo,+od - tbo
Any GoseliliilGiI.s g ~ ~ o,Id ~ cnnI
ilailaS " o,le-Iel'ti ~ " 'ii0 l0'Pi0 '''
'taEeiiliif utqf oil&H' y .,,r,o, tLo ohoT-
NOV tat oa'i lici'LIi su(uiSS ",,r;t ,i tba
ZION H' S"fty, nor d' ho AZ" ras;Jnnt GC dnca Io .
'iit,lol'' y G.>h VI VI ti1e 'i''su' wy 0-I'
GU nee .Lo1;4;or of ,l.,or,..
II Goes il9I SecUlf we J,,io', VI oI'' w.!
iof the eclai'atio u iiVeVU; 'oI 49, - p,G
leSSe4 g 70 lles cHtl'4H S"Soo "ii'0 ~ ioo's u
2e4 @ tnc nS'llS;to 9i;.',J, IF tho rsboI States ,t
i"eI{ 0otF lt'Io.l W. ~ ;itU "3ont
cd without the change Of letter.. ior none OF
them c,lt,ayeno that proclamation; none OF
them establish slarely.
It adds no security to the freedom OF the
Saves
For tlloir title Is the Proclamation OF
Freedom.
If it bc. unconstitutional, an oath to sup
port ii is Void. Whether constit,tioMai or
not, the oath is without authority OF law,
and therefore void ,-3- '...
If it he valid and observed, It eXacts, no
enactment bv the State either III law Or Con-