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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-14
Business Cards.
j, NJ. ESTEP.

Alto RNEY AT LAW
Cadiz, Ohio
OoLLEcrIoNs made, and BUSINESS Oh Exc
outors, Administrators md Guardians at
tended TO,
Also the collection OF
Back Pay, BOunties, Pensions, SC,
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, &C., attended to.
oFPIeR-on Main Street, opposite Bealps
Drug Store.
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WILLIAM Il. HAYS.

CadiZ, Ohio.
APFICE-Un Main Street, in the room
" formerly occupied by T. Phillips, Esq,
as Justices office.
All professional business IN this and? ad-
Joining counties will receive prompt atten-
ton.
Tloo ~ 1894
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AN Trishman is generally twice witty,
first with his own wit, then with the Wit
which is attributed TO him.;
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PHILIP DONAHuE.

A TT - IL ~ E Y \ It L A w :,
Cadiz, Ohio.
OFrIcF~On Market Street, over McCon-
nell's Grocery. Entrance between Hanna s
and McConnelfs.
CSdiz, Ohio, June4, 1855
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$. Il. SH0TN ELL.
n ITO II n r. Y AT IA w

('adIH, Ohio.
.F*lSr7Srse 70 practice in Harrison and
1~iiGlning counties, ard gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, BUSINESS OF
Executors and Administrators Gusrdians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales Of Lands, Settle
'nont of Estates, Titles to Real Estate Con
Esyanc!nR, Suits 1T vt Law and in Chancery
l.janing and Investment OF Money, and all
'ttser professional business placed in his
charge.
&;S4- Ie Ia Agent for the State Bank o
ohio and others for ioarlios money, &c.
SSa- oItic" i'll Georges Corner, Main Street.
jan. 2h, lSij.
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JOSEPH SHARON.

~ TITO II ~ II Y A II L. w :,
Cadiz. Ohio.
y2|-Strict attention to all business en-.
trusted him In Harrison, Jitttraon, Belmont
and IuacaraWa3 Counties.
once in the brick building, opposite the
"(,Hdiz House." Jan. 25. '65.
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X. ). MOODY.

n II q Ts ~ I>NT At LAW
SAtc0bc nVillc, Ohio.
@E~Wi4 practice In the Courts of IIurri-
son Comfy. aprl |, 'G5.
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H. H. HARRISON.

d H N n Z s TT.
OCCUPIES the room formerly occupied
~ by Lukens a. Harrison, opposite the
<adiz House. Having fitted up his rooms
in che latest and best style, he Is ready and
waiting to have his old friends and new ones
call To see him. He puts up as Fine Teeth
both Plato and Vueco,zfts, as any Dentist.
Teeth extracted without pain, If deei-
red.
1D~Au Operations WarrGnted,
Dentists ciln also find at hts Office a fine
stock OF teeth of svsry kind st fair prices.
Feb. 2, 1885. ~. "A
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Remission Of Congressman Har-
rfS' Sentence.

New YORK, June 5.--The following is
President Johnson's order releasing The
Maryland Congressman Harris, convicted
of tampering with rebel soldiers:
EXE(ITINE OFEICF
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
xvw.yoRxi DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 2s 1865


saturday-ha' a. wnl be Successful on the fIst night
being appa'. '.enty, assumed a. indnbitable. In Old
tines play occasionally damned when arst repre-
sented. But the world moves.
Tie romantic spectacle play of Monte
CD fisto is in rehearsal at the Olympic. Meantime
1.-THE Sleeping Beauty holds the stage, being preee ded
zach avenue by the farce Of The Miseries Of aman
| Life"
! The lovers Of the Celtic drama can sec Arrah-
M. Poguep tonight at Niblos. Tomorrow evening
Mr. Forrest will play virgnius-one OF LIS best parts
and on Friday will enact Cardinal Ri3helieu."
Mrs. Prosser's second reading will be given
tonight At Dodworth's Hail. The third to close the
course is appointed for Friday This ladys readings
arc well calculated TO please cultivated listeners and
We trust that they will be numerously attended.
The present is the last week Of 1.-The Man
seers' Triumph, or the Black Mailers Defeat at
Woods Ninstrels.
Bryant's Minstrels' programme for eacn even
ing Of tho present week includes the following pieces
--latest nom Paris" "The Monster Concert Tinpan
onium, pompeys Blunders,' Stocks Up" Carte de
vis.te," "Our African Polka" 1.-THE Live lngin''
and "Bryants Original U. s. Grant
A new minstrel troupe, under the designation
Of Thorpe g. Ovcrins Mnstrels, will appear in thii
city for the first time on Monday evening next at
hall on the corner Of Grand and Crosby-sts 1t claims
to comprise representatives Of all nationalities
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

msnt. was in Williamsburgh, some TWO months s,n'v %
10 10 a married man; witness Is q printer, not sh
e,,rayer and was employed by prisoner and another
an named Stewart year ago last Spring; prisoner
an eoxrayer by trade; the work was done az Maspetn
d nn know Whether he engraved the plates ehhiDited
',1es, tbis was before witness was employed there
said the plates he engraving were " cent Pos,a'
,rcncv of ths new kind; this was about three weeks
before witness went TO work for bim did not say ~
that time that he was engraving any other Dd OF
hut he has said so sincei sara be was se'tns ap an
was for currency bank bills or where ne as getting
Item up, after the currency was struck on some OF "
vas given 10 Mr. Stewart did not KNOW whethef
Roberts got any of it, ii was oil taken away rom thf
hone and some OF destroyed the house was searched
year ago last july il was burned mp on that account
MIR Roberts was present most OF the time we were
rrntng the notes: he aided in printing them. .
On his witness stated that nc veo
IN Nyrtle.aye BROOKLYN; had served an apprentice
shin to the printing and also TO the painting business
was not doing anything at presents had been out OF en-
poyment foI five weeks previous TO that time was gu
gared as printer in Seveueenthsf,, Pmadephh' VIII
lh man named Rance Ayers; had known hlm thre.
nAontbs. made his acquaintance in New.fork; (wit
ness declined to state the nature OF the WORK ne was en-
gagged on); was In the employ 81 the BANK note Com
In New.York for -four OF five nonths Delore tnat
followed the occupation Of paper hanger N broohtn y
and before that did nothing durlng tho Wihterj "no
idle witness lived with his mother In MyTte'aye WI,
ness bad been acquainted witn hr. ~, hn nco h
TIVE months; was indirectly employed Dy MN sihco =
do whatever was deemed ht at his dictatoni waS en
ployed 10 aid him in finding out countereteIsj wa
never empoyed az witness before; c0uiu not te NV
much Lowell had paid him since be hadbeen IN ms EN-
ploy witness came before the Court because he WI
compelled to come. -,,...u., % rr;5.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

eorer V,epry scidde1 wiinsn, T. Jones William sens
man. mes ugbcrs Thomas X. FlecheL yeTsmsm
thre p T. p. Cowi.> Cephas Br8inard Wilhan % P.h
j. s,pI Johnson, William BOYD Frederick baunt'i lanes
ed N Lush Jsn,cs Aiken. Councilman Couvelii u
, NJ Cro.s cm Bibbius Thomas M.powei oH ab'nas
smith william W. Rhodes. School EonVcida Mn.
Stevenson, Joseph f. Joy, joseph b. Ve1ndm' ih0'H''
ray jams McCulloish c..,. con~s,tion -
fiTrfsSTn ASSEMBLY DISTRICT . 4i'y ybsDsp Chester
Thon.s g. Asen John H. White, Elliot ohSp''1 11,txyod
A. blthur Wm T. Black Alvin Roe An,on 'nnis % Woods
Cop Stntion-Rober 4. Dunca ~
TGcmas j. Merely William II Grogan John ,p Nm
School Convention -Rchard Kelly, james INe' 49,
Water Phelrs II. Y. Atteibury, y. H. ChFpss.. ;. =,
SIxTFFNTa ASSEMBLY pIsrRIcT-Cty ohNen S,,al
Ian Cocr, (}eoysc j. Gregory, Lawrence naIne! 0SaS
Wallace Jein H. Van Tsssell Charles McNsiIy,, siIyi,, LoI
Naun,Sn Aiderinsiic Coayenton-DisuI imam "a. - ~
balm: 2 George 7 Fielding; 3 GyR Petoni = AeAst "a
A. Co,nbeu. 3 John fiasler nctry Pelley,
geI N oi,re ctlyvcsant; O. John OConnen 10
NsIaSler Balm H. Joln g. Halsiod II SyLUs I; TO-.
g fl,r,ri, Conycnti0a-Peer Ewhe, Nichols ~ bsteoCh
! " eiroIre W Downs, william Menz, John Soop,I, lr
\ Srbool Conyeutoi-I }. Winismson Charles "Veif
/ Icbn r. ntirr simon Seward Charlcs Frost - 60.
w w = Waring +. f. Dey 5. II. Knapp, P. Gun
MN I,mes Dayi. R. C. Brown, J. 5: Poole Goraclman'
4 tio1-G b. Tunison, w, VI. Marshall, r. McGioun;
\ Mcponnell %. s ID. BrooGs School Corr7eD9on-yl
Boehm T. ;. Williams NJ. HaiiAfan' l. he''N"" i =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
THE GALE.
Effects OF the sterm-A Fieed In the Lower
Part Of the City and Elsewhere.

The severe storm which prevailed during
Yesterday and the preceding night and the strong
wind which accompanied IT, had the effect Of causing
th tide 20 rse 10 an unusual hight In the East River
yesterday forenoon fairly flooding the lower portion
the ctv Nearly all the cellars and Easements Front
Water, South and South Pearlsts. were filed with
water from two four feet deep seriously interruptng
business IN that locality, and doubtless causing con
sidcrrblc damage
In most eases tbe occupants Of the premises had
warning OF the impending danger IN time TO take
to avert III Otherwise The damage would have
been much greater. Had the food happened during
the night the loss would have bcenyer heavy. Thc
basement stores updcr Fulton Market were filed with
Whtcr end busiress IN them was entirely Suspended
during mosi Of The day.
TLe press room Of The Journal of COmrseros news
paper ia the basement VI their Office at tue
Wall aud Watnr-sts Hooded to such an extent as
To stop the presses. and compel suspension OF the
usuGl ycning edition.
Along the whole 'front.' Of Wacrst from Peck. slip 10
The Battery the water reached 10 the edge OF the street
and IN some places oyeTowcd H. though NOT 10 such
tent as seriously 10 impede tgae Some VI the lowoI
piors were also pveIhgWcd. So high tide has NOT
been known IN the city for inhuy years We think not
since irJ2.
1berc we're but few arrivals from sea in consequence
of the heavy gale aud have heurd yet Of no Cam
age on the ngers.
ons buildings along tie North River w6re oyerlowed
YESTERDAY aud thoir stock materially Injured b. wtnr.
IN Jernoy CITY IiObkon and Brooklyn the tide filled
cellars and ba"mens, ana in the former pihce nun
Der ~ factories flooded and the rts e1tingushcd,
causing ce SETON of operations.
~ Red Hook. rieat many Irish and Gcrman faini,
lios were drowned out" aud "a number vi hogs and
cattle drowned. .....
In Brooyn the heavy rains yesterday aud the night
rauscd the Hood 10 rise over tho fDg pieces
Of the Atlantic Dock some lS inches In hight, and
causing the Involuntary emigration ofcntrc colonies Of
rats ron the storehouses, thUu9uuds Of whioh
were drowned. when the tide sGhHldud the whafcts
were 20 tckly sireE gd with their dead cnrca ses thai
II WIS ihictlt TO walk without tIepdng on them The
occupants Of the shaniiGS nt Iinkertie had n hard
tifoe of IT, The tide some four feet the door
siils before dnyiighi compelling the 60 eyacuae
while fho wUlfen and children sought refuge chars,
tables boxes or anything else that w0uld beer them
The tide fell during tho forenoon and lc them Ia
better condition ....... f.,.I..rI.r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
4 "PsopIe's Choice" Candidate for Alder
mnu.

In the Eighth Allcmanic District for some
time POST small cards and posters have been distributed
bearing these words: "FoT Alderman. Anthony Mi
er' last evening quite a unmbcf Of Iouons gathered
AZ as lager be.r saloon IN Clinton.st. Lager flowed
freely and when the spirits ~ The citizens had pccoe
sur eicntly excited they ndjonrned 20 roon In TIC
upper story Tie following resolution was then read
aud adopted - ,,.,.
Hhrea. Tho people Of the Fishh Aldormsne Dstrict.
hasns waited psrnty or the dHfcni 9rsanseans y Ien
nate sait is caudidst@ fog De sfoe q Alderman snd
hsysdi people wuibsvr been entirely gnsred In Eaad
Who the suitable representative for the Demo t.ey
n tic shth AdeIia1ulc Drci, tbsTsioe behoov-s s
and el-cor, of a.. Seventh Eleventh sDd Th,r--n
Wards u place nomination susbls esntidaie Therefore
b. 10 -.
Reioirl That in The nomination of Anthony MI er for The
office Of Ala aD, baye found osnd date worthy Of oI
suppor honest and eb, aud that ~ bis veu' career 10
The Board Of touncIeu p~rocty sstisbcd thst m
loo be elected. BE- vii not b. found b. tho anks of IN.
whose cole object pundcTng the CITY Treasury, and that
We htsIy him 10 tr su1fsse oi every boss'
z-n aud pledge ourselves 70 uto every honorbs nsAis to
ns8rg his elest0n.
~" Tony" Miller was then declared the people
choice" for Alderman. A. there sIe live candidates
running in that district bis prospects Of election are
not OF a very brilliant chIucter
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
1Inrkets-Peported 6g Telegraph.

Curr GO Nov 2i-Fiour dull Wheat declined 2c.. market
closing at s 3idSr 81 for No. and Osd 70 ior
qiet s 2s22TIc for No. ]. Provisions dull Highwnes
dull Freights hrm. Rscc p.s-liO0 bbl,. flour, Jsvp
bush. Wheat, 5000 bush. Corn, 2BOpO push JAS 9sp
nsns3 200 bbls. Flour zfoc bush. wheat E'VOo Ou'n'
MrIvauxEE Nov 2i.--Flour dal and declined iodl5e.
Wheat declined 2id3c saies az 1g "a c Uats aui'
Wheat shpnen al 500 bbls. Flour, q go bush Wheat
ALBASr Nov ll-Ihe storm checks sales. Flour quiet,
Wheat quiet Ostssaes 000 bush State At 3Se Corn a,
93ic Un.ound and sounds sales Of SFc0 bush barley
81 20 for Csnads West, Shipped by towsCorn, $50 husb
Oss 28 900 bush Wheat ~ 600 BUSH Barley, 5000 bush
IN good demand ssles 1000 bush Milwaukee Club, 80;
good to choice White Canada, SlpaS2 30 Corn acuyci
sales bush No. Ilinoi. q. sla@c Barley dun .ae'
eOo brsh. Canada At 1905 H. Rye and fcs' 9ois''
Wheat IS bush Corn 400 bush. Barley Csns exports
s9l bbs Flour 1900 bo-h. whest, 800 bush Corn 80
Aoqn OF grain on canal for TIDE snd New YORK yeser
day noon-l800 bbs Flour, lPgOo bush Whes ~ ~ ~
bnh Corn 6l5ooo bash. Oats $4,000 bush Barley z15VVo
bush. Rye, loo bush. Peas.
sales Old White Achigu at 81 81; Old Amber " S New
~ 81. Corn and very hTmi sos 81 1e ie no. ,
Oss ic better. sales IT J6 Tor No. La<e hsizS" dail
BvyyMo. Nov. 3I.-glonr .lesdy; White Wheai, 81 =
az AUbsr Winter, tledfl0 Soi spring lxua ~ ~ -
Wheat-- 80. Mwankee eiosed Syis, hsd al u oosn
fy-saies al 90 S. Pork-saes It u 80 Canal iseisat.
o Now sn1 ls S., s 2c, qa.S ba.S
Ois rs ss bnsh Barley 80 bush Pes Canal e1roi'ss
sI bb. Flour 81 s bush. Wheat, 9ooy7 bu'h Corn, IA
PHrLADELlnrA. Nov ,t-Tbc ..rrn hs party sr'sn1ed
bu,ne.. here. Pe,rosuHi "a gnchsSSsd Flem .
ard declining whea du sales Of Seg Ted ~ 2gd g =
clnrd lc ,sle. Of 0l b,h. Yellow Ut 6ec. New dc, sc
WHISKY dali sles n f2 bdS2 -.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
The Postal Currency Cennterfsiting ease
-YxnminutiOn Of Charles j. Roberts.

The defendant, who was arrested on Tuesday
last ON the charge OF being implicated with gang Of
persons engaged III tbe manulaotnre of counterfeit fae
touhI cnlTeucy was aIrtIgued before Com missioner
Newton in Brookly Yesterday for examination.
X. H. howell was The iIst witness sworn. He iesti-
fed 10 being dctcciVein IN ne Treasury Drpr'nent,
on he llth inst; Mr j, A. Otto was with wilnHsi
prisoner Was n company tb Sir. Lawrence Qiesehi
b Como they were stliDg on stoop Cr platform at
tho tune of the arTest.
printer, Whose name ia suppressed NJ the request
~ the COpTt testified that he had ben acquainted with
prisoner for eight years; thelnst he knew Vi bis move
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
MRS. s. A. ALLEN.
Reputation Established
A LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION

Reputation Established
Mrs. s. Il. .azless Is tv,l. .
public bemefyctsess, aAd ker
wonderful success is ts,spre.
ceslented. Her fame and
her discoveries hare go,,o
abroad, and to-day she /,
In hes. Tine the largest n,ax.
Mf0ctaress iM the scOrld.
Everybody Interested.
Youth and Otd age are aliks.
benefited by the sse OF .yLrs.
8. Il. .9lleis's Worlds Hair
ReStOrer and Hair Dresa.
ing. They act directly ,.pos
the roots of the hair, caMsiMs
l1rMrtalst grOsCthand beax.
tn. YOMr hair, IF changed to
grey Os. sUhite By sickness Or
other causes, aUiU soon be N.
stored TO its natural color
and beauty. DandrMR erad.
tc0sed fOreUer. The Hair
falling stopped. The mos,
delicate hc0Gt-dress or bon.
netcan be aC0rn sCitltOsst fear
ofsOtlimg. TheMsOstdetish,.
ftsI fragrance TO the hair Is
Impaired. IF yOW aCish 10
restore yOur hair, as In
youth, and retain ft thi'0,sxh
life, sCitksOsst delay pWrchase
a bottle Of each Of Mrs. 3. H.
.4ILen's Worlds Hair Re-.
st0s'es' <sMd Dressing. "a.
Sold by Druggists throughout the World.
PRINCIPAL sALRS oFFIcE, n
i0S Il 200 Greenwich st., New-ysra.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
Kiug. Connr, superri.err.

Al their session yesterday the Supervisors
completed the canvass OF the Fourteenth Ward IN
regular ORDER They meet again AZ 10 today and
II is now thought likely that they will finish their work
and declare the result BY Friday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

.,,., .nr.IyopEyT DISTRICT cANVASSlAo 81
N'' rop-rwo DISTRICTS or THE - slA.hrN = II
Ion ION, TO BE SENT BACK FOR coRREcTi'N'
The seventh session of the ,r BOalu y, w ,,nn oy iy
.ny0sscrs was held yesterday suPera,SOI imam nn1 -,
,ho chair The Second Third t,'T W. 'e'em1n -a @ "o.
levenh Districts of the siiesr.n uru ,S
sanyassed for the reason 'h y, 'nt p we're
10 ie'ui ~ ao,recon The follow ing the Wards
completed yesterday s,,Tr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
HIS WIFE APPROVES.

The Rev l. MOORE, late Agent American bi's
writes, "Ihsv. used Vrs 5. A. Aliens Worlds h'' ~
,tor.r and Hair Dressing sSd has sso beer n'e"
wife. We unqu.i6sdy pronounce them tho bet i'''
,ion. We have eysr usea-N ''Aieh ds't1'Ht Dc '"A'
iotu ...r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT-Nov. 22.-Nos.
49, So 81 52 So 81 S. 81, 80 co. 6 62, 81, d. 3D. @' oo'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
FOR CHILDREN'S HAIR.

Mrs CLARK, wife Of the Rev. d. w c'ns, 'ioei'''N
Ohio writes: Il have used Mrs 8. A. Aliens
with much satisfaction in dressing MY own ana
Aner trying vsrou, ar,iee., feel no hssti''n |" '''
endins yours as the best have ever used sv''
son, glossy appearance and retains it in Hny f''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

TapuhuHy Convention Report OF the Cor.
ference Committee The Candidates Ne
IeeIed-John r.. uoGpunn for Mayor,
Hfchnrd O'Gornap for Corporation
~ GOwnfel--speeches by Richard O'tsor-
Kan, John n. Hennian, JoLn Van
r BareB, and others. H
f Tue Conference Committee, appointed by the
Tapiiahhy cohtertion on Monday afternoon. met in
Tanlnsny Ha yesterday morning, in secret session !;
but rooa aier tie conclusion Of their deliberations Il
was generally known that Judge john J. Hoffman had
lsen selected for TIE candidate Tor Mayor, and Richard
OGormGn for CorpoTaliOn Counsel.
..r IErORT or TIiE COMlJIJTEg.
The Convention aifembed at 4 O'Clock as per ad.
lournmofL on the prev ious day with Mr. Isaac Bell IN
he clair. Judge Kelly, chairman OF tho Conference
Committee rgor ed that the COMMITTEES had met in tho
morning, aud had nd an interview with the Commit
Ve ION Mozart HAL That Committee had offered 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
AIFrNE HEAD OF HAIR.

The Rev. L'h. CORNELL. New.YOrk City "- " :
er: I procured Mrs. s A. Aliens Wof!d' hA'
and zylobal.amum for relative lam happy to y! ~,
v,n,.d tho falling oil Of the hair and restored O-
,rsy to its natural glossy and beautiful black
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

The Raw A. WEBSTER, Boston, Mas ~I.'s'' !. :
have used through the advice Of personal fert' N 81
Allen. Worlds Hair Restorer and ZylobatniuG i@ wv"
months pa. with great eject and eutise sati'iaet'
,o ,it.sy bki nor gray; my haif was dry saasFie 'n
has iesAined the sonpsss Of i,s earlier years t iiii
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
MRS. S. A. ALIENS y
WORLDS HAIR REST0RER.
MRS. s. A. ALIENS
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING,
h OR ZYLOBALSAMUM. ~
OR ZYLOBALSAMUM. =

We refer, BY permission to the following Wasnsn
Clergyn,sn whO,e csrdcs,es win be found In or eesr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

ELEVENTH DISTRICT
Ward. FreaT. thaIhck Ie'
XX.....-.2 J13 i,e'o '''"'
Frear over Charlick, IL
.,,.,.., ,r.r paftit g3Q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
STATE.
1cUNTU DISTRICT.

Total. l.........3, l04
over NIct,raW | SOB.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22
RENEWED HIS AGE.

Rev NJ THATCHER ofyew.YOrk in letter s'y,; NY
age 1. Co. One year asO my hair very gray and ins
used Mrs s. A. AGeas Worlds Hair RestoreT, seeosnt 70
directions, and now my hair restored to IL rata'h s'''
and hos ceased to fall.
The zylobui-.nsur have found the bes and m'' efv
shl. b.irlres.in, I have ever usedn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

" Rev DANIEL T. WOOD. Middletown, n. l., wrissi' V
te use Of Ms s A. Aliens Worlds Han Re,Oss slt <
Dressing the hair has greatly ckened upOn my se 's
put on very healthy appearance The is Tue ~
daughter her hair lad become thin and seS'Gs
until we thought head would be almost bare; her hsrh'
handsomely thickened up, and also has hea;hfl slPs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

The Convention ihcn n3Iolrnel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-22

no Board adlourned ~ welaesday a. !. a N.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-16
Gen. Hodsdon,sr.e+ .s..

We have taken all thenotice Of the Aro,,o,o
SANDER of the Adjutant General and of the of
fairs of his Office, that SO scurrilous and co
baselesS an attack deserves, yet the closing par
agraph of Gen. Hodsdons letter-which SC
elfectuany silenced that copperhead battery
is worthy of general circulation. After quot
ing the accusations of the Argus about FRAUD
and suppression Of investigation, and vailins
the faisehood by statement of the facts in the
case, the Adjutant General refers to the alleg-
ed suppression of investigation in these caustic
words:
The records of this office are as open to
Te ~ Of the public as are the stat
Hses =; ane State. They were examined by the
NV @ Committee OF the last Lesisla-
ea.e a. noa !. trust similar Committee win be
appoIiieca 70 examine them at the approach
~ sessiol. 4 there be aught of wrong in
tnose RECORDS, or IN the multitndino,c t.a,sso -,
tons winch they perpetuate et II be
ed and punished, but if there he
kind, let there be Justification VI Sne
ample and as broad as the insnpn o;iouiiceu as
contrary have been groundess and y " the
Gus. ask to stand or fall by this test I
In the meantime, | am sure you vim pi ny ny,
with me, that it can be productive of no go
but of much evil, to disturb public confideDoo,,
by continuous accusations which have no
foundation save in the brains of their wicked
inventors.
The Portland daily press., 1865-10-16
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