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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
MEAT LITTLE MARKET FARM OF sOf

The rssnS Parm net having been sid Yesterday 81 auction
odered private sale, ineldng three muea hne
COW OF wagon and harnl and harness large lot Of
hAy all he farming Implements ant abOu 500 feet Of @
l1mber aso, abo-t a05J bushelI Of Ice.
To sact SPEEDY sale "A ndu,sme will be offered should
ths be sold In fSesk vii be rented Out 10 careful
Is5s 81 sOaDN / AFPsRsoN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

II UPS
fa6-R GEO. A WEED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

STOL6N, on the night of the 22d, a small
~ CHEsNU. sORREL BOksE. with the saddle and bride.
FEo or three o. HE white aud he Is nine ten yesr
CID PAGES vel under the saddle, bui not vel broken harness.
ANY WI bin g Dr. Jno- A Cunnngh2 corner
Of PrankIa and sh Streets wiz b suitably rewarded.
25-dn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26
MEETING OF THs BANKS.-At

A I meeting Of the Banks Of the City of
"A Richmond, held wednesday be 24h February, isei
e iorogng re oluon Wts ordered Be Pabhsd In thepAPe
Of thlg city
Resolved Thai rotes Be Eyea ne Banks Of his ely win
decH1e pay undsEa evends cefddcate Of deposit and
cheeks any prior he sh March except In The
ourrsncy existing, snd rated and vsusei and Al
thoss entitled dvdeads ard holders csruhoAt and
ehecEI, requested 70 collect ths forthwith.
fs25-i1W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-26

M ANIHD-
" An szp.risuosd GARDENER to 20 10 the country He
nu5i be exempt tom military duty Apply, az Al This es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
The Sub-Trensury Forgcrfes.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
pofor, Soup,sStonor tvhUo HNsf4

Betorc commissioner White. 1870 49,
= TUE CHARGE AGAINST HUNTER DISMISSED
The examination the Sub Treasury rorgeres was
resumed yesterday morning., and resulted In the with
draw OF tie charge against Mr. Hunter the District At
fccy innocent OF oil knowledge OF the charge brought
against bAa.. sa 81 $500. -
In the ccursc OF the examination exJucge Picrrepon4
counsel for the accuse proposed that for the
xoyernment call Mr. Hunter and propound him. under
OATH any questions they might deem proper, while de
PENDANTS counsel would not ncrfere rciy Ing entirely
the integrity and innocence OF the accused.
The district Attorney, after short conference with
Mr. Gerard asscned 70 the proposition, and Mr. Hunter
was thea examined. Ah h.ft
istNss Mr. HUNTERS TEsTlMoNY. eg.tt
by Mr.. Smith-lwant 10 ask you whether you wrote
these signatures TO EXHIBITS and (forged chec or
any part Of the cbeckss "a Tsltff, ~ 49, 6N
Mr. Huuter--i never did, and never saw thc1 tn the
25sh day OF February u nix thatwns the day We dis
BY Mr.. Gerard DO you know or have you any iea Of
who wrote them SteyA
Mr. Hurier-Not any. estIa.
Mr. Smith then addfessei the Court lie wns perfectly
satisfied from the evidence that has been here
unat Mr.. Hunter s perfectly innocent o. the hhrgo laid
against bim, and desired that the be nDw dis
missed 10 ouch way shall best tend 20 do entire Jus
she wrong that has been unnteutcnaily ferpcirated
expressed his entiro concurrcuce in the 70.
marks Of the District Attorney. teA
The Commissicner said u unnecessary for him 10
10y tnM hN conviction was entire in the npocence Of
NJ Hunter he vas glad 70 see that hts discharge from
further suspicion and ex n had be en-
by the very frank ana re- adss,o Of tho counsel or
abe government 4 ~ IfT.1- 4 IS 81
7fe case then ended. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

FINANCIAL.


$500 No ~ William vi ec New FORK EHraW
The undersigned now ofer for SAFE $1,000 Of the First
Railroad compmre !rlfs r Prentice Fresident rrdeem.
abe n New York July 1883 and convertible into stock at
The bonds arc n sums OF sloo each coupons payable
January and saiy 40 Nv YORK cry They are issa,ea
se rnrcd by mortgage which thu wnls or te AID
road right OF way neccssary real estate
and belong ng 10 or
ia belong the conrany AMI Is the first preferred
lien thereon eept tbs. one other mortgage directed bye
he executed The CITY OF Albany lie payrnent
~ IKE AID NV ~ insa ia AID Of tiss "a road " twc
mortgages eseby the terms Of the sid act emitted 70
length u Il 40 mics entissy within tue State
of New York xtcuug from the city A;saay Hing
hanton On TIE Erie Railway through rich aUd produc.
tive region valuable connections wit other rail.
roads wo tern,ni and opening another asesue from
sb "a, iisison Of 5, mics Albany ssschohsrs
bas rersnty oped for business that portion
Schoare 10 OneonlA Otseao cquuy, IS miles hss been
lei nud In pfogress the balance neavly rsdy for
division Including rpinEs,ock, IS about $upc00 In adj
0on % which e3pNO have been expanded The balance
az he ine Total expended TO lst Jaana 1884 esshspe
neans the company 70 complete The rgsd Including
ssfsay e ss s ak ~Gs hand AND
Nv" "Isssds paid I'M sicWS 6rs morgsse bcnds 81
Q000Q Albany city leap and 5000 ppropraSd BY the
State New York and payable one halt when the road s
pmpleed 70 CobtfcskiL 20 miles The mamce when COM
mic, oncsn. q'a s sT ~ E ssns, 81 cSs
PER mpt. The Join ucrgares1o secure ieDonds Issued
xltssy. f5sf ssSocSO cossi,a.s scss ss o.
\ y'p~o' ~ A~nc. vi Nlsff1a0frSf s'""1- = 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

.....rg.i !. ~ no - nNs AprN ~ isees
Substitute for copper On thc st'as Of vessels provence
ing sccretons 81 vcgstato aud nrne natter also pro
venting rust on iron plates rIs invention has been suc
cessfuy tested for eight months the bottom OF The
CircassiAn. lately returned from the Gulf niases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

,.. I - - N Y BALTIMORE. April q, 1884,
IS The following returned prsonsrs died at Jafvfs Hos
'e'ta pial to-day serresut John cine Company H. Eighty
ninth Ohio regiment; John r. Robinson, company g,
Forty.arh wcutucky rcsimsusi aud NJ. L. ostrsndcr,
Company ., Tinh Aichgan cavalry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

NEW OauxASs-sea nsbip Mssis.pr-Co kn9aii. w,
GO, iisby Dr. thompson, Cap, Packard and ws Vast WIN
wife, Capt Goddard CaPss L2wsl! and Ihqmnson
Caldwell ID II Mills. Richardson. Rcsye. B Din
ee b Chesley, Lieut. Bpssel, Lieut. kinball, 'lnfh.
: Nsw oaLEAxs AND HAvAxA--sleamship =. enlng Star :
zenicker. Bowen, "a Walsh. Miss t1zic Porter, 3 y
". Mrs Wisdom and family, Thomas Day and f,al jos
Iiox seven children and servant; Marshall pam
washbuIn, Mary Chu. Percy Wood, AZ Davis.cD kun.
rsnss ana seapsa Roy~e Denni:oa
DnSonsri, D a Pcsasf, A Lew and son \ snnbook,
and servant chicSester swinek Mr. and Mrs osscod,
sSpSsfr sna Hoross Ms d%rsea MIS-
Srss rs ems fVEsS
Col Frank Howe, W Chandler. d Gbbno.sa- aud IS
In the stcernge.
AZ @tt 3it.it. sDEpARrrRgs IMNn
L,vrnr Steamship EtnaMiss Hecht. Missoa,f Mrs
II iiammersLoid and daughter Mr King Miss ~, IN.
y New YORK Thomas TSa spsase GUSTAV ss Carl
s@ih ana &dt ii Iots.%sn ssd Lady rr.sei.es !aeis
CsyclL L McGown, Captsdn 0rmsny, Mrs Emma Brown.
Msran TreSerss pra.dios,. yr 5.sn rrogarco Captain
chdren Major dc Beenenie Mr. Capt James Br, ant
Tos. William clsrkc-wh others IN he s,cerare.
sSe sra sr. Mss Mr.. ss Iy
g kidd, John q innis q Dc Kinsldo Capt z Moorcy
nd ~ BGda Brlsms s Ssse RI. ss.s
Seville pcnvrrr. Col T. tscoirIch. shervln. u
e pason d Mile. john Muce' II Thompson. CAPT Ham.
ia q ~ NN4t9Gf " l4...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
Fson Harper q wsekly.]
April 40, 1904.

-1o9 -is6i at ageHson Harpsr's Wselsly.] : r
.Hows1 rrs- April 40, 1904.
a.. 81 IRivArB MILES o'RElLLy.
.anrec years ago 10 day m n" 80 ~. ri
re ~ And on the rolls Of muster 80 gg1 81 e., 4
~" Our nst,cs were thfrty. seveu. i.e..aaf 40
Inere were just Q thousand blyt meta A..
"a Ana the swords wore thirty seven.
.s.Iisa AZ We took the oath OF service
with our right hands raised 10 Heaven.
~s,s lfvs "a lsf e,rusa-, !. 49, re- X, ss,s /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C.

NAVAL FklLB mUNAHs 49,
A sEAMANs PROTECTIVE PRIZE CLAIM AGENCY
"a Is now i5Y YORK. slrsa ooklvp Tor The
protect Of IN collecting their Prtxe Money All
rovernment ella ms and settled Afeas soicted
throuahoI 1t states and In the navy who WV be paid
literally Sion viii be 9ktAned tor All WHO we're nc
captnrs Of New Orleans and the Mississippi ycr omets
diately MOLLOY A FROSSARD. May Bankers. l37 York
street Brooklyn. and 20 oitvcr street, New York
4 HoYy-pRIzE MONEY NOW BEING PAID FOR
"A cs pures made l2i u. T. at Ssarnsns Bank
sod PRIZE MONET Once OF rnv or ptssvty.
Licenscd o. g. Clam Agent and late Pufssr T. Navy.
IN Broad ay. corner Chambers ST. New York.
IN /. Late Of inc United States Treasury Department
Army end NAVY AGENCY and PRIZE NONEYOFFlCB,
~ Nawsr1 street opposite the Post oilrc. New York.
Vi q lcsrs' Pay Accounts cnshed 10 ADVANCE 80,
Claims for Prize Money ArrArs OF ray &C. eoncS's"
snu I.Ichss = - - IL - IL -
DRrzB MovEY.-AFTERTHIg,DA DATE the sEAMEN
Bank will collect and pay all the Prize mhas
direction u the government secrnd EDITION 81 sp ,et
list now ready 81 90 REUBEN yosk. @ wa street
vlRIZE MONEY! ri AVN 80. A. =, ,re~
j for every vesse, payable can Dc OBTAINED 0D''
Wy "pps's" CLARKE 4 ELLIOTT. =, ...sv
"a Pine street. Now YORK city, Incomplete rs. reau,
v,RyzE NoNEv. NOW PAYABLE,
il Can be obtained At once,
.t-twN .SN3f' 4 BY apply ng y, 70 pfeREY,S CO.,
/. = w aAe 1aWe f#ia I1s Brcadwsv WV Yofs'
4ltss n assies.E ta.H d e@raf8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24


United STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS HEAD.
u quarters established lSt7, NO Cherry street near
500 RECRUITS WANTED
Observation-Disclosures. FOR THE FIFTY SEW
w enth New York Volunteers good fife major. two
Gfcrs and ten drummer Apply at Txmnany Hah 10 re-
cruting party OF Fry-seventh New YORK Volunteers
srH REGfMENT HEAVY ARTILLgRy-F0RTs or
- Baltimore CAPTAIN Coues 50 Lspenard street. Is
pecfay authorized Colonel Murray good
Tor this favonte regiment No faug,ing marches. no
kuapsagks highest cash bounes Promptly paid
relief families. beware OF without authority
every enlisted by logo 10 this regiment Amply
carly TO T. COMBS, late Captain OF Company b. 5 Heavy
Artillery.
r.ac)E CASH ~ HAND, ALE OTHER GOVERN.
C4LC ment bouDues, for SIX good me- 10 I'll county
quota or $50 the city Apply 90 4. NJ. NOOSAN or Y.
FLANAGAN, rs Bowefy, next door to the New Bowery
I anN MEN wANTED-FoE THE UNITED Stalls
l.OUV Navy one. two. and ter.e years, Tor blockade
service; bounty IRON SIG 70 53 relief for fanies prize
worth sh the rest $ln Li menr patti 70 efru o.
at the old shipping Dice. no chatham street ca
MOI tfN@N@ GIHEHWatsI -FaGA LN aa..na
\ nnn CAVALRY HORST j wANTED-FRoM FOUR.
l.UUU teen and hall Il lxiecn hands high from We
10 nine years sound ~ 81 artcuiars ff heshed and
birdie wise he delivered ntte government stable. Ia
New York. subIect inspection by United suites oesrs
cash viii be paid for said orss on tHer ~ te
Tnled states guyernu1n.. Inquire Of STEPHEN I
sooDEIL ct Bulls Hesd Hotel corner OF rweuyiourth
ana Third avenue. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
DANCING ACADEMIns.

DANCING ACADEMnns.i
+ rREsoRs AoApExY-oNE MORE soIREE
Danasne At the request OF many OF our ratronswe
viii give fpain drcssl soree on Thursday evening 2Ssh
instant tickets limited amt can bcAhad Al the rooms %
n ALLgT MASTER DUMARs rRIvA1E DANCING
10 Academy, IS seventh avenue, on Thirtecnth sreet
ca Sos ever lar and might fof ladies' teerne and ci
sssiv IN ssx privasc lessons Nt#I i94r 49, lg a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

/ AS1'ROLuGY.
,s5.s ir5. s3 NJ II, II ASTROLGGY. $3.50
A D. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL AsTROLOGER
IN Ills skill by thousands has been tried, q ffl
And thousa nds more he will meet te
For in Astroioge Maurice yon connde
,La.nA

A sTONisHlN0. MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
~ daughter with natural gift Of foresight tells how
soon and often ron win rnarrv even your ihnnahs MAGIC
inHge fun opei alton Her equal 10 not be found.
Shows likeness or your intended husband and absent
ficnds No lsa Ludlow street. Houston. Gents not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

MfNMo sTpcKs-As WELL. AZ ALI orr ER KINDS
10 New 9Ss Bsssss' fhIsdeitSSs. &C., % ssssrwse 90
nopmissons by ALBERT u NfCuLAY No ~ william 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
TN ,tNanA gallant day.

yN4ff bh 'tWasA gallant day, ts~s- 9s<s!4. 's
10 ~ : m rnomosy stnl sdors6, M
That day Of our sun .brlSft nnptials -
(; z s11s,sa With tho musket and the sword sFa4
-S hril rang the lfes. The buRles oare' fssoa
And beneath q tloadVoss heaven -
Twiukled o th0s.saHA bAyonets, t4 -
And Ma swords were thirty seven.
.gSE or tha usoussnA stalwnrt bayonets sYn Vt
Twn Aussared march 20 day ;.g8s
J HunAreds lie In Virginia swamps,
Nod h0udreds in Maryland clay;
'Aud utucr hundreds, less happy, drag
Their shattered limbs around,
And envy the deep, long, blessed sleep
OF the battle neld's holy ground.
For the swords--one night week ago, ilssof .
The remnant Just eleven, 81 .
.rUtGf & Gathered around q banqueting board ~
with seats for thirty seven; i =
There two llmpcd in on crutchee,
Aud Two had each but hand
- ,xs-c To pour the wine aud raise the cup Cora
~ ~ As We toasted sour flag and nnd.'
And the room seemed AIed with whispers
odf.c AS we looked at the vacant seats, Y.
And, with choking threats. VIC pushed aside
~ -1 q The rich but untasted meats. taaFf~r.a
y Pr Thcn IN silence We brimmed our glasses,
n sss. AZ rose up--just eleven 4" g. ~ w
II = - Aud bowed drank TO the loved and the do
s4atA VINO had made as thirty seven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24
NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL "a, 1854.
FagANC.An. GA
ExCELsr0R FIRE INSURANCE coMPASY.g
~ M i3o broadway
STATEMENT. February I. 1874.

FisAsCiar. s1so,,~o,>I
ExcELsroR FIRE INsuRANc. coMPAsY.g
~ NJ iSJ broadway
STATEMENT. February l. 1874.
''''''" assns ''-'0V0 '
cssh balance in hank ., oaoe.!ss, ssol4 a. ssasg
stock securities marker value ssoi7o essoouo
United States SO bends loan Of 1873 owned ". j
Rsa estate and leasehoid owned !, he company. 9s 81
.sa III IN p h sT ~ "a on real 10 ,ay d.
interest on leans due and accrued .,........ 3A1 q
pre.,ms oaisiandny -...............-!.. l2,s q
o,sespropsity. incu,ins United states Internal
Nesen" s'ahps, ...,........'.. LIZ y
Total sos s56 %
h,Asilir,ss: ~ II ! ~r.IT I
ke,nsnranes losses unsettled and az other claims oo ~
liiftreTuRs
John Garcia aasiave ks,nauii Jne. Rlksevsn
%do Sla: esri.ss Nor OF, nsas' g. S.'1 ssho
wirs Fsroa Iio% ss 'a lady %'qs
. ' c EsesSE irLusS SEissi r Z aa
SAMUEL w. CRAFT, seefela'v. 1t4AbaN Fs0DNA tfH
INTEREST ON CRY 'srocwsl-rns INrr aEsr on
bsnss 2n "a stasS o. n, city And county New YORK
@ vii Il S se es.s y rss ss Ss 5
'"'a : 'F'ss WIZ @xSrahw BRENNAN cohprorer
OrN Ew voas, Aisiia ISL s''' "'N''"' o''''' ~
INTERNATIONAL. z - III
or MEN YORK.
oG(ey.ls aroaaway. .--eaE1 ~
CASH CAPITAL. oHE MILLION DOLLARS
The international Fire Insurance Company having
Ga g y csn o. = no TO an naid n ana securely
shs 4" Go ana she, Ssses against oss damage BY
T aairSs s SAasE Nee r PRESIDENT,
GEORGE W. SAVAGE Secretary.
TRANSFER OFFICE or THE s.Ta tstr
IL u
New York, pr ~ 1874
The preferred stock hooks the Chicago .Northw>s
ern RAILWAY company WI BE- closed the 10Th May
On al preferred stock then issara and outstanding a
divionlor one aud three iorths per win be ps,d
FIXTURE dividend days on stock vii be scmtannaL
,,R On o ,ssp s-I ta snS Inc, 4am
s.eeo saAn..lA aH \. JAMES II. YOUNG. Secretary.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TUE MARiposA COM
Notice hereby given that meen, Of The stockholders
var. street, q e 4 ss g. ass = sSe
aaS Mr # s 4. s % he
ssM 81 sa n n ~ ar n s% 81
nsas ssnrh nasins w,t such increase total cania Of
Involve millions dollars in order aoa,ns deb u
sorcssof as estate be comps.cy aud eapcai
by order 81 he Eoard Of rrastees J z.s.a~
'..A7gagfA. rgtl MoRais HtrcmuM,
NEW York ApfrIllssA Msis1s o Of the rr,s,ccs
ee on or as ss,. n S. hsn TO- ss an
Shg Insecors or TIE next election
y 10 s'is Sa
- y l. WORTH. Cashier
TO sroCg BROKERS -wANrED. 4 YOUNG NAH 4
With ne da s,oe y n .s "a
ros, c sng noes and % parscuars box 5si
-ryN,rr,x .,r !. 49,, !. ~ = .-.,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

- gs.W&keaa l}s a1gn9sYtH sUte-Fr
: But stiH through the gloom s9ss 0 III
or that darkencd room 'iTt Fssts@N .ei
"a muImnring ran like tho voce OF doom,
!" socmea 70 say As II swellcd and rolled ws
& Aenes - Cyr, yonr friends beholdp, liz NNlu9
5r u ~ through NE down the valley OF Time f
.tl ~ az ua % nes path way shadow or crime
Ts s ~ ~ ward and ever that mnrmur win roll
S rao me plaintive sigh or passing soul:
SaeopIng OF waking, twill steal 10 her ear s4@gsr
So !, "ers ysus friends on, Agnes St. Cyril ~
Z" NASSAU. Aarcb a. 1884. lfases1 A'ASt Aoocs'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-21

The Secretary of the Treasury, in his Re
port, makes the following admission:
''rhe increase of duties on imports under
the act of June 80, 1864 has already had
the effect to decrease importations to a con-
siderable extent, and the same effect viii be
likely to continue. So that, estimating the
remaining quarters by those of the first. in
the light of former experience, it will not be
safe to calculate upon revenue from customs
much exceeding $40, 600, 900 Tor the current
year"
This explodes one of the old High Tariff
dogmas, that very high duties raised great
revenues 1t wss pressed upon Congress as
revenue measure; aNd lol benold! the re-
suit is falling off of nearly one-third of the
Custom House revenues.
Upon this fact, the Secretary, in the real
spirit of New England Protectionist, says:
In the judgment Of the Secretary ths
disadvantage in a financial point of view is
more than counterbalanced by the stimulus
afforded to domestic industry and the con-
sequent increased revenue from that source. "
The truth is the benefit of the stimulus
goes to few wealthy manufacturers in New
England, and the whole country is taxed to
pay it.-Cm. Eng
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-21
AuReD dknent Of the C0nscripttOn
Law.

The Urbana Union is convinced that can
early and sw eping draft is enevitable." 1t
therefore tayors the amendment of the con-
scripticn law so as to require all drafted men
to 90 into the army, unless exempted for
physical disability, or for some specified
reason Of public policy" 1t specifies three
advantages that would result from such re-
quirement, chief among which is:
''In the words Of Gen. Sherman, in his
letter to the Massachusetts, Substitute Agent
it would seperate the sheep from the goats,
and determine who would fight for their
country and who would only talk. It would
shut the mouths of these noisy SEtiks who
are forever bowling about loyalty; by which
they mean for some one else to go and tiyht
while they stay at home and vote the Re
publican ticket.
The amendment, as suggested, vii be
made sooner or later. The men who y,,ted
for the reelection of Lincoln under the i'm
preston that his reelection would make
jeff Davis and his co-Confederates despair
of the success of their enterprise, and hence
cause them to abandon it, we fear, are
doomed to realize sore Disappointment -
And that class of credulous individuals who
supposed that Sherman could bring back
Georgia to her duty in the Union. by simply
marching through it, and proclaiming as
glad tidings, the re-eection Of Lincoln, will
before long be awakened to the conviction
that they, too, were mistaken. -Statesman.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-21
Arcreoate 262. Sl'
That IS about the fourth part of the sale
Sorghum for DyeinS.

The many USES that sorghum can be turn
ed to, are, it would seem, yet comparatively
unknown. 1t has proveditself already to be
one of the most valuable plants ever brought
to this country. In various ways 1t answers
for food for man and beast. In various ways
it answers for food for both man and beast.
Its stalk makes excellent fodder; the seed
has valuable fattening properties, atfordng
excellent food for horses, hogs, chickens,
and other animals. When ground the flour
from the seed makes a good kind OF cake
Its value for syrup is beyond estimate; and
though experiments have not yet fully test
ed its value for making sugar, sufficient is
known to warrant the belief that the day IS
not distant when every farmer will be able to
make his own sugar from sorghum at much
less cost than he has been compelled to pay
for it when raised from the sugar cane. 1t
seems from recent experiments, that this
valuable plant is to be OF much use III dying.
Prof. Erti, in some recent experiments in
this line, says: Having found upon an
upper shelf in the laboratory, some cane OF
last years growth sent here Tor thepurpose
of analysis, and which had become almost
entirely destroyed by insects. l. selected a
few stalks-the outside Of which were more
particularly exposed to the atmospheric air,
and had become deeply red. With two
ounces Of the cut cane, a great number OF
samples of cloth were colored, portion of
which were those accompanying this report
The same coioring material found in the
stalk is evidently contained in the seed. 1t
may be proper for me to add that it is not
important that the canes should be fully ma
tured. AS far as tested | find the colors
te resist the action Of sunlight and water in
a most satisfactory manner"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-21
CADIZ OHIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1884
The Democratic Party Never
Surrenderst

Some of the Abolition papers are calling
upon the Democracy to disband their organ
ization and join them in trampling in the
dust the COnstitutioBland striking down the
liberties of the people They invite us to
join their party and are hopeying us with
smooth words and soft tongues, in order to
get Us to endorse the interests of Abolition
ism and Shoddy. The Democratic party
csn never have any political fellowship with
the men who have DETAINED and maligned
them. The opposition by their persistent
abuse of US as traitor" and ''copperfieads, :"
by hooting at our views, by denouncing our
principles as Unreasonable, " by claiming for
themselves all the loyalty" have again got
possession oftbe Government for four years
They have the machine, and they must run
it. The Democracy have no responsibility.
The Abolitionists control all the State and
National Governments, they have all the
power, they have command of our purses,
our lives and our money, but they can not
compel us to sacrifice our principles. The
Democratic organization will be kept up,
looking to time and the teachings oG events
for its vindication The Democratic party
has often been beaten, But IT NEVER SUR
RENDERS It will fight on, fight ever, for
the glorious Union principles it has ever ad-
vocated. and the Union is lost if the coun-
try is ruined, it will not be responsible. 1t
has no power to make Peace or continue
War. That rests with the Administration,
and the Democratic party is charged with no
responsibility as all its schemes for saving
the nation have been rejected with scorn by
the faction that holds the reins of Govern
ment. .-Seaeca d1rerttser