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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
TUE cRaND rrzzLE,

The Republicans Of this county were de-
lergincd to have big meeting. They put
forth flaming hand bills and an with great
display, occupied mash space in their eouR-
ty organ IN frantic appeals to the faithful to
turn out and hear the great Schenck and
Bingham and Danford They Ind meetings
to make arrangemcnts, had al their fami
lies cooking 70 feed the monster crowd, and
made grand fuss generally.
Wcll, Friday the 18th dawned BEAUTIFULLY,
and the Grand Marshal Of the Day and
some sic assistants mounted their horses
about nine O'Clock to go out the different
roads to escort the different professions
into town. They rode their horses till they
Ffnamed with sweat. and with their red and
sIue sashes flashing ia the sunlight made
quite martisl appearance. Dear reader
how great procession do you suppose came.
Not any The chief and his staff had the
undivided honor of eScorting into Cadiz the
Band Wagon. containing the Jefferson
Brass Band, which discoursed excellent
music. ii f.-.. Ea 'r .'-..
Noon came and the trains came in from
Steubcnville and Urichsville. The Repub-
can managers had got the railroad to run at
haY fare from those places; but even with
that inducement not more than about 60 or
70 came by the cara ~. ri
After dinner some three or four hundred
/ IL la1 s,,- h. 40
speeches from Schenck and Bingham
Schenck spoke first, aud occupied his time
,On two points. First to prove that Presi-
ident Johnson's scheme of reconstruction
was failure and the Southern States sho' d
not be allowed TO come back into the Union
| for some time, and second, in favor OF new
amendment to the Constitution Of the u.
| s., which he intends to propose in order to
force the South to give suffrage to negroes.
Sehenck is a man of ability, but not calcu-
lated to make votes. .a fa..ur
We did not listen to Mr.. Bingham $
speech, as there was reporter for one Of
the city papers reporting it for publication
and we expect to comment on it when We
read it. .r.s 'Hs ar a.'I ......
Iu the evening Capt, Danford harangued
in the Court House.
Thus ended the greatest fiEzle in the way
Of mass meeting ever attempted in Cadiz.
| We forbear to criticise on it moro freely as
our Republican friends arc sore enough
about it already. We pity them for their
failure. ,.ar'-,.. E.i. .es. faa
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Remarkable Cure OF STIFF Knee
by AkHTOsksS Porous EsEISterS.

How many persons; from stepping on a
piece Of orange peel. have been lamed for
fifo. case which might have been of this
kind has just been brought to our ne-ice A
gentleman, from placing the heal of his
boot on piece OF orange peel, was sudden
ly thrown down, and violently sprained his
Knee. He Was six months confined to his
house, though he had the best medical ad-
vice. AS IL last resort very eminent ply
sican wl,s called III to see it anything
could he done. After examination he said,
"My opinion is, your knee will never be
bent again. He recommended that the
whole leg and knee should be cncased in q
plaster of Paris bandage, which would ac-
celerate The permanent "tiitening, Of the
knee, and said, "the sooner it was done the
better.p Bat the patient, before trying this
applications OH and having q stiff knee for
life, enveop,d it in our Porous Plasters,
and in less Than two months his knee was
perfectly cured.
Principle Agency, Brandreth House, New
Yo X. BY the yard or single plastor. Sold
bv ali Dealers in Medicines. Ltu.s5" d
sept. 20--lmO, .H4fFtr-
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA


immense service to this large class efaour
afflicted fellow-citizens. q How completely
this cnmpound will do it has been proven
by exIprimcnt on MANY Of the worst cases
to be found in the following complaints: h
Scroftlla, Scroft,lous Swellings and Sores,
Skin Discusses, pimples, Pustulcs, Blotches,
Eruptions, ST. Anthonys Firs, Rose or Fry
sipelas, letter orSalt Rheum, Scald Heat,
Ring w0rm,g &c.3IgtG 1sa6& GEJUla3 a.
syphilis on Vene,fdt Disease y expelled
from the system by the prolonged use of
this SARsAPARtLLA, and tho patient is left
i'm comparative health.
Fenldle Diseases are caused by Scrofula
in the blood, and are often soon cured by.
this EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA. 5grlE'
Do not discard this invaluable medicine,
because you have been imposed upon by
something pretending to be Sarsaparilia,
while it was not. When You have USED
AYERs-then, and not till then, Will you
know the virtues OF Sarsiparilia. Formin-
ute particulars of the Diseases 1t cures, we
refer y,u to Ayers American Almanie,
which the agent below named will furnish
gratis to all who call for IT, gY4t.r al ,
| AYER's CATH ARTIC p Ills, for the cure Of
| Costivcness, Jaundice' Dyspepsia, Indiges-
| ton. Dysertcry. Foul Stoniach, Headache,
| FILES, Rheumatism, Heartburr arising from
Disordered somach, Pain, or Morbid inac-
| ton of the Bowels, Elatulency, Loss Of APP
| petite, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Morns,
7 Tfley arc sugar coated, so that the most
/ sensitive can take them pleasantly, and they
| are the best Aperiont in tho world for all
l,tLe purposes OF tamil physic.H y e stan
/ Prepared byJ. G,lAYfaK ~ 90, Lowell
1 Mass. and sold by j.. BEALL,l Dr. Nc,
1 BEANyapd SHARP q, CO., ,cadiz, and by
| dealers eyerywhere. ,ay Sept. IL, Bo.-2m'
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The Presidents speech.

We invite the attentios Of the reader to
the recent speech Of Andy johnson to a
Southern delegation. threads sound, and
strikes terror in the hearts OF the Republi-
cans. 1t indicated return to reason, and
will cause thrill of joy in every conserva-
tive heart. 1t hits the radicals right and
left How different is its tone from that OF
such men as Cox, Schenek, John Sherman,
Bingham, and the rest Of tho hot gospel
Lava ~" Road II
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a Few words to Thinking Men.

The style of warfare adopted by the Re-
publican press should be noted by sensible
reasoning men of all parties. Some of the,
most important subjects Of governmental
policy are before the people to be decided
at the election this fall, and it is we'll to OBJ
serve how they are being met, as none but
fools should be guided by passion and preju-
dice. While the Democratic press are dis
cussing the questions mantuily, the Re-
publican press, with the same unanirlty,
are endeavoring to delude the people. They
imagine that they can convince the people
that the war is still being carried on, and
appeal to them for vigorous prosecution,
and answer argument by a senseless repetl-
ton Of the word ''copperhead, ! rebel SYM
pathizer," &c. For instance, we will ask
any candid reader of the Cadiz Republican,
if he can point to any single article in that
paper, in which even an attempt is made to
argue the questions now before the people.
The last issue of that paper announces
the purpose of its editors to answer every
thing by--Hcopperhead. " ...l. r..
If we ask it whether it favors Negro Sni-
ferage, eitherin Ohio or the South, it an
swers-' copperhead. "
| IF we say with General Sherman and
Andy johnson that there are no rebels
now, and everything should be done to re-
store frateinal feeling between the sections
| it answers 'copperhead, - .a
If we ask it whether it is in favor of tax
ing U. S. Bonds so that the poor will no
bear all the burdens while the rich are ex
empted it answers copperhead. 81,
If wc.ask it whether it favors the lepea
of the oppressive 81 Communication Tax,
answers "copperhead.'" IT. .I 'E
If VIC say with Gen. Slocum that it /
time arbitrary governments was done AVA
with, and the civil should resume its sway
we arc answered coppcrhead. = e' ." s'
IF we ask it whether it favors anothc
immense dclt to purchase three or fou
States for the negroes, it answers--''col
perhead" r.o ,1 lf fl T..i6.
If VIC ask it whether it is in favorof Dc
ing away with an immense swarm of Fedc
al officers, and let the assessing and colle'
{ ton of the Government taxes be in til
n hands of fhe county officers, it answers
'copperhcad. " a.t at
To all questions in regard to the policy
its party, the only answe received is Il
. same senseless repetition "coppt r'read. y
1t must imagine that reading, thinking
: intelligent public have heads Of some I'M
nitely softer material than copper if
: thinks IT can humbug and deceive them
= that way. ,dp .ost-s..,, 4. 4
We will continue to discuss the subjec
q rightly before the people, and We feel SAT-
. fled that such course will satisfy men
all parties. We have no epithets to app
u to those who differ with usi but live,
hope that they viii yctbo converted to t
2 | tiulH' - Es....sr s. "a .ag ..s.tsY -r.r- as.
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THE abolition papers excuse Dorsey
embezzlement on the ground that the, State
lost nothing by his violations of the law
He deserves no credit for this. 1t only
means that he was fortunate in his specula-
tiuns. Had he been unfortunate, or had
he met with financial revulsion as Gibson
did, he would have been compelled to steal
still more from the Treasurer to sustain his
losses, and in all probability he would have
left the Treasury empty, as Gibson did. :
The object of the law was to prevent such
hazards, and in violating the law to meet
them Mr.. Dorsey incurs the penalty of the
lou .. '.r.-. ....- ... .fi.. .'....f ~ .rs4 -.
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Jokes.

! General Schcnck, in his speech at Cadiz,
describing the difference betweena rebel and
a copperhcad, says: :" Ioau; rebel isa cotrdg-
toas coppaAeqd, and yoar copperhcdd as a
sco'oardy rebel" Epigrammatically,t the
thing is good, and deserves the ''ehecrs and
laughter with which it was received but
we think wo can matchit with one nearly
as excellent. General Don Platt, great
friend Of General Schcnck I'VE hope he i
General by this tilpe--once, after a cam
paign 10 Virginia, attempted to describe
the difference between a rebel and loyal
man: "Thc rebel, said he, as q Jelio9c whQ
stands up and shoots you because he hates
yo,g the ioyai man ga fetlo,o u7to gets be.
hind q bush and shoots yoa for your boots.
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The Extent OF the PubIIc Debt.

Tha1. Stevens, the Ghaifman Of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, of the late Con
gress, and whose position required him to
be eengtaRfty.iarorlaed Of the true condition
Of the fnances, and the sKient of fhc pub
lie debt, in recent speech at Lancaster,
Penn in speaking Of the public debt, said;
at is gsaeral.y estimaied at four billions /;
in my opinion il viii 60 far .beyoul that 6g-
ure. There is no use IN belittling il, 1t
can only deceive the ignOrapt, aud thn-e on
" for time Ii can nat deceive 6nanciers.
One hall Of it now bears interest, AMI the
interest amounts to one hundred oud TWEEN
ty. millisns per annum. The ordinary ex-
penses of esrying nh the government, and
the sums required for the army anu navy,
will swell our annual expenditures to five
hundred millions Of dollars; Tue amount
derived from internal reveBae vii diminish
taxation must be double what it now is Il
meet expenses. Can our people bear this
Ii Will be cure irom generation to genera
tiou TO generation. Wcpity the tax ground
Englishman. In reality We are worse of
than be. Our debt is only trifie less, anc
it bears double the rate of interest. In the
future our burthens must be double his.
That is sorry picture Of our present fl
nancial condition, and our future prospects
We regret to believe the statement fall
short of the reality. 1t is terrible enough
| however, as it is. a.I a. N.i 4J'H
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Union, though but the creation Of centu-
ry, is to perpetustcd for all time, and that
II cannot be dcsttcYed excepsby the al-wise
God who created it.. ~ VssN
l6entlehlen, j repeat, | finesrely thank
You for therespect msHifhsted ON this occa.
sion, and for expression of appreciation and
confidence. Please to accept my thanks.
The leadsr of the delegation replied:
Mn. PRESIDENT :: On behalf Of this dele
CATION. ] return you my sincere thanks for
your kind, generous, aye, maguanimous ex-
preston of kindly feeling to the people Of
the South
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New Test OF LOYALTY. The last Rc

|, New TEST OF I.oYAIRY.--The last Re-
palteein says il ''has no respect for the
opiiioBofaDy man, protesting to be loyal,
who objects to the course of the Reputli-
|eaa; z Since the Rep,Jlieaa has deserted
the Administration VIC, were at loss to
know what it considered loyalty. /" Now
we haveit. No man is to be considered
'sloyal' who don't think the Cadiza Repit5,i.
can right when i calls Democrats hard
,Eatass, Oh W! L.,...LA -l-lr1.,,t.i N
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Tn an excited discussion, yesterday be-
tween Democrat and Il German Republi-
can the former referred to hubeas corpus.
"Habeas Corpus" responded the Repub-
lcan; talk to ME about habcas corpus
He knows him well. He is damt old Cop
nnrhead - 'i
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N @ ~ TC E!!

Owing to the scarcity of money in the
county, have concluded not to send out
Collector until after the October election. -
It would greatly accommodate me, and save
trouble and expense to them if those
who owe me will either call or send the
amount of their Indebtedness against that
si,ne, as need all that. is owing to me to
p.y my debts. Mr.. Arnold or myself can
Be- found ut the Sentinel Office until that
time, where either of US will be happy to
settle with all who call.
10 ." '' CHARLES n. ALLEN.
Cadiz, Sept. 6, 1865. sr- O.. -.sr,
pzr.JTo,,, Ho,,u;r h &, 20 af,,sad IN at,,nn fol
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"Amazedthe gazing rustics rang'd round:
Add still they gazed; and still the wonder
crew. .' JAa
That DR.. D. A. Seelye's LIQUID CAT
ARRH REMEDY should be sold in such
enormous quantities--but upon heing in
,foruled that ''an the best fanilies'' kept it
constantly on hand to cleanse the head, they
were no longer amazed. ~, u, ,tiv i13.
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TO DIE In A BAD CAUSE

Ns those who faII IN the rehel ranks un-
doubtedly do, is foolish. But on the other
hand .l--
DYE!NG FOR A GOOD COUsE
as those VIII are wi,e and pru lent enough
to remedy the defects Of nature with
CRISTADORo'S HAIR DYE
are doing every day, in every city Of the
Union, is entinently praiseworthy. This
peaceful revolution is going on throughout
the whole land, and thus beanty and har-
mony supplant honeliness AMI inrcnJruity.
Manufactured by J, CRlSTAD0RO, No. d,
Astor House, New York. Sold by Drug
gists. Applied b.J all Hair Dressers. vs.
p S.ant ln-=I mn. ~ ! ----- =
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montgomery rgiair,s speech.

We publish on the outside of to-day's pa
ger, speech ihadc by Montgomery Blair,
formerly Lncoln's Postmaster General -
While it states many things untrue it is
valuable as showing the positions held by
stanton and Holt, and the present radicals
at the commencement of.the rebellion. 1t
il raeys Stanton urging the South to secede
uet endorsing their action, and Chase urg-
ing that they should 20 in peace. Read
aud hand % your Republican neighbor. that
be Laays the record of hisparty. u va
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pzg~rhe Res9end Colonel Granville Moody
IL trying to make his dirty work pay. He
ussd his sihauence to have one-arlHed sol.
dier. Sergeant J. NJ. Patterson, appointed
Post Master of Piqua, Ohio, and then
charged aud collected the modest sam of
sx4IsSdre1 dollars for biz services The
Coionslaaycd Glatie and lied . little when
be was exEsssi but the by sfathor "eIpel,-
"a .Ls rratter .g 4.ls a'gi3a rl
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A FEW REASONS WHY THK =
AN ERICAN WATCH

~ HfE BEST
sSIt il made on the bsst princfpla, while the
fhrsign watch isgensrally u1ade.:on no prfnci-
pleat all. The foreign watch ismostly maAs
by women and boys, BT HASD. While
their labor IS cheap, their. work Is dear st
any price. Such watches are mace without
plan, and sold without guarantee. They
are irregular in construction, and quite ~
irregular in movement They are designed
only TO sell, and tho buyer Is the party most
thoroughly sold. Those who have keps
'ancres, !" ''lepines" and ''Swiss levers In
professed repair for faw years Will appre-
ciate tho truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN
WATCH.-Instead OF being made of sever
al hundred little pieces, screwed together,
the body of tho American Watch is formed
of SOLID PLATES. No jar tnterferes
With the harmony Of us working, and no
sudden shock can throw It's machinery out
of gear. In riding or any business puI-
suit, il Is ala held together as firmly a. .
single piece of metal. II Is just what al
machinery should be- : q fsf = 2f
! lst,, ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLF. q,
STRONG. 4th. ECONOMICAL.
/ We not only secure CHEAPNESS by ouE
spstem. but QUALITY: We do not pre-
tend that our Watch can be bought for less
money than the foreign make-6eiiere5, but
that for its real value II is sold for one-hs1f
| the price. 9.T lu4 .ntiar rs 1 Ila's
OU h SOEDIEHS NAICH tnamed " m
Ellery) is what Its name indicates--Solid,
Substantial, and always Reliable-warrant-
ed tostand any amount Of Marching, Rid
e OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF
| WATCH (named p. $. Bartlett) is similar
in size and general appearance, but has
more jewels, and n more elaborate finish.
| OUR LADIES' WATCtt recently bro't
out, is put upin great variety Of patterns,
| many of them of rare beauty and Workman
ship, is quite small, but warranted TO keep
time. s'tt-'b sat1lL-
4 THE PROOF of the merits of our Watch
may be found in u q fact that we now en-
ploy over seven hundred workmen in our
| factories, and that, we are still unable to
supply the constantly increasing demand.
! OUR THREE-Q. CA RTER PL AT z
| WATCH is thinner and lighter than the 9TH
| ers we have described. It's fine chronoms-
ter balance is delicately adjusted to correct
the variation caused by changes Of temper
I ature.a These watches are the fruits OF the
latest experiments i'll chronometry. and are
made by our best workmen in a separate
department of our factory. For tho finest
time keeping qualities they challenge com.
parison with the best works of the most o.
1nous English and Swiss makers,
ROBBINS a. APPLETON
/ Agents for the American Watch Co.
/ ~. . l32, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
| August %, lS65-2mo. .s-f--.lgT .f- .r.tI.
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T,Svo NI,iH daenera.s.

There are two citizens prominent before
the people of Ohio for their suffrage-Gen.
Morgan, for Governor, and Gen. Schenck,
for United States Senator The latter is
bitter in his references to the former, They
were both in the late war. and played con-
spicuous parts therein. How they will com
pare as Generals, and what bad taste Gen,
Schenck displays in his disparaging reieI
ences to Gen, Morgan, may be inferred from
pcrusal of the two following articles. The
first refers to Gen Schenck, and originally
appeared intl c Chicago Post "a war journal,
and copied from the Post into the Cmcin.
natl C0mmuc'aL Of june 81. 1861 The
other is rom the New York NeraM, after
General Morgan had male his wonderfully
skilitul retreat from Cumberland Gap:
-, L'rnnl the (,hicnmn Post
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=
i'm tlae SECOND TUESDAY. be-
10 ing the lOlh day vi -u.
ncanhnr n SfS s.,.... ,-.s.|

Mt the several places III holding general Ele-
ctions i'll said county of Harrison, anu, you
will then and there proceed to vote by bal
lot for ... .....
One Governor for the State of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor for the State OF
Ohio, r@ri4"t sG1s*Ia 1i'# -
Ono Sunreme Judge full terinD for he
One Supreme Judge (yacancy) for the
State of Ohio. t ..a.% l....
one Treasurer of State for the State OF
Ohio. IT,
One Attorney General for the State Of
Ohio. d" rltt' '.l 3'...''
One School Commissioned for the State OF
Ohio. & 3, .F';rs Ts,t q f...g .IT.t 'r
One Member of the Board of Public
Works for the State of Ohio. ..,.'. d. ..-.....
One Clerk of the Supreme Court, for the
State of Ohio,
One Senator of the Ohio Legislature for
the district composed of the counties of Bel
mont and Harrison. . tas 3. E.
I One Representative for the county Of
Harrison, the OHIO Legislature. e.
One Treasurer for the county of Harrison.
| One Sheriff for the county Of Harrison.
One Prosecuting Attorney for the icounty
of Harrison. r" a.F
/ ono commissioner for the county of Har-
4 rison. .,t, D.. .f , H q. ..tEL a. >r-. s
one Coroner for the county or Harrison.
I Ono Tnfirm,try Director or the county OF
| ,UarriSon. -. ...,.... ,.t
Tho Trustees Of the several Townships of
| sold county are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number of juror are appointed to
their townships respectively, anu that they
are req ,,ired to select the said number and
make return thereof to the Clerk OF the
! Court of Common Pleas together with the
| Poll Book within two days after the said
Second TueSdayof October, 1859
(. ~
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The polls to be opened between tho hours
of Six and Ten O'clock in the forenoon of
said dapNnd closed at Six O'Clock iii the af-
tcrnoon of said day: Given under my
hand at my office in Cadiz this 7th day OF
September, 1866, and OF the siXty-third year
of the State, r, >. X. MAGEE, 3e
sheriff of Harrison County, Ohio.
Serteluber I3 1885.
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IMPORTANT
FG9To
F.. q R T1II ]E!z lE. $ s. .

M L respectfully coli tho attention Of all
w cntta'prisinGa scientific farmers 10
Osborn 4 Co.'S, Union Tanning Mill, This
Millwill by one pre- cess, orsimplesoperat!ou
separate all smut, cheat or cookie and ell
other foul seeds from the wheat, le.svng It
perfectly clean. It will clean Timothy or
Glover S.,otl from the thrt5ling flSpf CT for
seed, 1t will perfectly separate Timothy
and Glover stp1tl. also Rye from Wheat, md
Oats FROM Barley a't'H s'-'H
+ 1t will remove all smutand broken grains
from wheat, leaving nothing bu: the large
grains suitable for seed; thus securing tnI
the former an iucrtrsse Of from to bush
els.per acre. '' ~ 50! i''
I 1t willclcan whoat for market retaining
and saving all small and imperfect grains.
In II word it will satisfactorily clean and
separate all kinds Of grain generally used
Call Mt the Post C,fice whore the MIL will
be o,t'ex xhilsition,, and then you will dec!ha
that the, half baA not herntaldsa Tho under
signed have purchased the right OF Harrison
County, to inanutacture. and soil the nbov~
| mat-hi1lqg .t.,.,.
j. NJ. .iI1ToS, HARRISON 4 AoKIE-
ME. . . ...s.
Sept. 6, 1898. s, -,
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n AN q Y S D A r 8 (
< Acoosi assortment always on handat ] =
u1sy M 's4lj4 tH3bf'5f J9IBEALL'S.} y.
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STATE os Oruo, EXECUTIVE DEp'T.
.-..- nc.I r..tr,I...- Sn..4 IQEE y =

Notice ishereby giyelthat in Consequent,
OF the removal of the Hon, @. ,Vo!ney
Dorsey, in compliance with the provisions
of law, from tile Office Of Treasurer of State
the Treasury will rclnnin closed Until lis sue
esssor has been appointed anti,is ready to
assume charge Of his dapartment.. y sna''.
81 Y CHARLES ANDERSON. Z
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n pEssoCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

5'si t REPRESENTATIVES,,
RU-3I.AP J. AcADAMS, Of uooreaeid tp.
TREAsCREE,
A. JUL. sCHREIBER, Of AoorGietd tp
SHERIFF. ..., ......
HIRAM HARTMAN, of Greene to.
.es4 Z, IN. COMMISSIONER, M
ARTHUR BEATTY, Of Areher Ep.
yAo' INFIRMARY DIRECTOR, -G
SAMUEL HEDGES, Of Cadis tp.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

And the trustees Of the several townships
are further required to return from their
respective townships to the Probate Judge
of Said county Of. Harrison the following
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

RETom Corwin has refused to stump for
the Oberlin candidate--(ox. " -t