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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
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CHICAGO, Oct "a Flour dull Wheat opened ir,p al a, a
81 1881 si Com dn I'D declined 5c sslcs I at sS sSsas "
for No and 42d.3c ioE No. ?. Oats dull, and declined E
ssles q, 2eta2lc for No sid 2Sc for No. ProvisoT
declined tde. Receipts, 500 bbs Flour s2Oo haas
whes' if 900 bush. Corn. 24oOo bush. Oats shpns".,
J4Co bol' Flour, 5000 basa Wheat $4,000 bush Cora
MILWAUKEE. Oct 2L-Flour duu Wheat active At n,
4eO bbls. Flour; 10000 bush. Wheat 1900 bush 3or-
shpments-J9o bbs, Flour; 400 bush. Wheat.
M IS5AT PsIt a,s9 H9 ;c t41s gIei Sao; s, at ~
Meats-Bacen unchanged Whisky in good demand At " E
hLBAST Oct H-f1opr qgis. bat irm Wheat, ,aies 4
81 % for No Red State aud ~ 45 for fair White Grad.
Oats saabe ,t SSe for Canada aud Sc for s,ie tom
81 dp n;o e g5qslc; fGc Mess Essiey more sei!e, s,
= 2Cd rs Tor Canada West. Whisky ~ 3D. ssd sm
Shipped b. tows, l6 500 bush. Corn 4loO bush Os, 4 ,
bDsh. Rye, $500 bush Barley. - tuns Feed. ~
BrFYiLo, Oct. A-Flour quiet. Wheat firm; s,le. ,oos
Corn daT - e5c for No Mixed Oats sound ssc ao ~
Whisky firm at s2 "a Pork, S56. Canal Freight. IN
CHANGED Inporti Flour 20 bbs; Wheat i4f ~ bush
Corn, 9e l4O bush Osts l50ls bush Barley 1921 bush
Exports: Wheat 1860 bash; Corn. 2s,O7d bn,h.; Ors
E1tra. sT5Oa s7s5; Foncy, s7aS ST75i Weiisad csnsI
80 pa re 30. No. Canada Wheat, 80 asa 70 co, We.
en- 90 25a 80 90 Wheat, Canada and Wes,srn 81 80
ToKoNTo Oct. gi.-Flour-Doube Extra, a. sasa aa.
E2ia, STaSI 80: Surerlne. s6d SO IS. Whest-v,l
8 goa GSi sgaas, 81 Sa 81 70 Barley TsG'6e Ies
TOLEDO Oct. 24Wieat in,ctive and la2e l,wcr. .,I,
Of old W Nhite Michigan - -! So 25; New. = Is, cd
Amber Michigan, ~ 0yd - l0i New. 81 a. Con- 6rusr
sales 6, 55a5c. Os dull Rye quiet Feighls Unchanged
OswEGo, Oct. 24.-tlogr steady and in good demand.
sglrB Of 200 bbls. Wheat hrm but doll; sses ~
Milwaukee Club. 81 co, end 1000 bush. choice Whit.
Canada, on p'ivato terms. Con quiet Barley heatb
views OF buyers; sales of 9o6 bash. Canada H. Rvs
lcwer sales of9oO brsh. Canada, 81 o0i Peas 81 Is or
Csnada. Ireighs unchsrsea Impors-430o0 bush. Wheat
Oc bush. Corn coo bl.h Barley $500 bBsh Eye no
bush. Peas EIpors-3o0O bbls. Flour 1890 bush Wheat
| - 0c0 bush. Barley, 8 600 brsh Rye
PHrLApYLPHIA. Oc,. 2peiroenm frrneT; <aies ofG6oo
10 1000 bbs Crude at 6d31c Refined in bond SASH
Free 8Od83c. Rcsduum. 81 % per boil Flour dn, al.
Of SopcThne at SO 254 k8 .5i EIrss, s9dS9 l Wheat
doll New Red. ~ 25a ~ %; Old do, S2d$2 ~ Rye
advanced 70 $ -. Com dn: sales Of Yellow IS &c.,
Po.k quiet ct G salcs OF 100 erees Of New Lard
2sc Coffee firm. Sugr unchanged. Molssses unclsnsed
Whisky advanced lc rennsy y.ysns AZ 81 "a; Ohio ss
HuFTALo. Oct 2AFlo1r dun. Wheat firm. bu, quiet;
held No Chicago snd Milwaukee SPnE at @; sales ot
Chicago Spring per samplc 81 50. Corn finn 81 Is o
No. Transactions sLt. Oats sne Rye nominal Barley
Cioda reid az 81 "a whisky held AZ 81 ~ Mes Pork
$50 Canal Freights TO New ioIk-Nhcst l5c Cem 2!c,
aud Oats, lsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
GENERAL EPISCOPAL C0NvEN-
TION.
THE Convcntion's Titic-Pro' inei"' System
u-Eveniug session-Hnere"se of ihe sal
aries Of Pastors-The Prayer hook
General Theological seminary Consn-
,u,;au--Fiunl Adjournment.

PHiLADRLpiA, Tuesday. Oct. -, lebh
The General Convention oil tho Lpscopal
Church reassembled to-day.
Tho Committee on Canons reported that was ~
expedient to change the tide CT the General Coh'eh
lion 10 The Great National Synod"
Ihe Committee was then discharged flom The mF'hef
consideration of the subject .... , H.
The Committee on the provincial system proposed Dy
tho Conventions Of Ncw.YOrk and Ponnsl wanna ana
by certain members Of this House reported as i9loHs
~ The Committee prepared to recommend the saVI
ton Of any titles By Bishops, o. the eoneirs upon
NV power affecting the purity o. the f.p cola' a. NV
e,sts and submit the following proposed ea ln, l. - 80
l. hereby declared 10 be lawful Tor the aus' 81, -
.ne or hereafter to exit within the HINTS oi Wy ."e - -
wealth establish Tor thsmeNcs t ~, ~, H.
yenon council representing sueh Co., oftb Church
i'm, 40 aud dlln upon tho common uere, o VIC
in The, ste and ex,rci4- my dclrrted loWris nJt W
ro,,issut with the con,tItou ad ciiY,, IN .n'' ~, m
a message was received nom lhs House oI niS,1ol S
announcing that al evening session Noau oe ~" 49, ~
night and soon thereafter they woald NEE. 'ue IN ~
bre OF tbe lower House for the closing services o' 'o
ConNe entI0p. ma co,vcntou the Hon.
NJ pasolss nrcsented resolution, which was adopte'
dseerSc that D v.ew Of tie iIeTsassc ee.t oi h'bE'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Latest ship News.

Steamship Ellen s. Te1ry Chopin. Neyeberb y C.. Oct.
a. and Hsiteras Inlet ed with mails aud pas. 70 G. Good
speed.
Wright Co.
BARK Dunked (ofPi,cul, crernT, BueEos Ayres Aug s
with wool aud hides master. Aug -, lat "a " > on
28 W. passed wrecked bT Tsaniine with stem and bawsn
gone BOAT smashed decs yad dech. sails blowing
from the yads 10 one board feet water in beg hos
Sept lat. 2 lon 81 IS spoke bark Normandy, Nelnos
hence ior Buenos Ayres, 81 days out. 80
Bark India Koron, Havana IL days with sugar ofSneA
Ntincke & WeudL ., =.
BaIk viking (of St. JOHN, y. Bolieuhou'e' Havana ID
days with sugar, 70 D. Il. DeWcil Co. ,,,,...,,.,.
BARK Zngarea (oi Belize. Iou Lane Mlhulusn % osy'
fusic, kc.. +. AleIandrl Son.
Brig Sasde Ham,, Mas Havana " days VIA sosr %
Grinrel Mintun Co. -.
Brl7 Merwa tof Poril-ndl Inscrsol, Malaga . days nut
Miller & HOughton. - -,
Fellow.
Ship Me,icete (BT.), frofs sasus.
Schr. Chirs from Caldrn-s.
schT. Peironella, Of Belize. iiont.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Hotel Personal.

Major T. r. Eckert, Assistant Secretary ol
war washington. ID. g.; Gen. George ). Batcheldor,
Inspeetor Gen. raj; Gen. Macarthur, Chicagoi the
Hon. w. Kelly, Rbinebeck, N. Y; jay. Cooke. Pliia-
delpha and the Hon. Hiram Price, Iowa, are at the
St. Nicholas Hotel.
Major,icn. Schofeld, United States Aruyi the Hon;
Bep. Wood New.York, the Hon. ). q. Hughes and
wife Milwaukee; Judge j. ). Bryant, Kentucky! Coz.
" f. HungerloId and WIFE, Connections, and Judge
Rutherford aud family Brooklyn at the Meropoli'
tan Hotel
MaIor(ien. Jno. g. lRobinsor Albany, IL stopping
at the Aslor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
TEXAs.
Gov. Hamilton on the Proper Mode Of
Obtaining Pardon.
NEw.oRLEANs, Monday, Oct.

NLw-ORLEANs, Monday, Oct % leoo'
GOV. Hamilton Of Texas says that to Obtain ms
for pardon the petition must arm that the
petitioner las not participated IN outraEcs on any e
zen because OF Union sentiments nor belonged 10 ah!
vi1lancc committee nor secret organization, for the
nroseeution Of Union men; that he has had no property
belonging 70 the United States or tho fooaued Coned'
orncy In his hands; that no proceedings have oeen
instituted sgainst his property under me oouhsco,
s and that he must also give statements regard
ing the present. feeling and future conduct OF tAe petit
tione touching the question Of Slavery aud Secession
and his Loyalty 10 the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

FIRE IS Building Nos. 90 and
=, Firstaye took fire about ~ o'clock last evening In
tbe second floor occupied by d. Ress, cigar manuihc
tarer Damage $500 Insured. H. Burger. wheel.
wright occupied tho first floor. Damage 10 stock
aoGt slOO insured Tor $1,000 In the Croton Insurance
Company The building belongs TO J.. Burger Dam
age about 81 OvO Insured for 5000 In tie Pacific III
sranee Company. Tho origin oi Tho fire Is at present
unknown. Fire Marshal Baker was ON hand. and has
tue matter under investigation.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

the nares OF elergymen ought 20 be increased least
by oro half tho amount formerly paid in COIN. 80
Comnlittee Of Conference appointed upon the
standard PRAYER Book 20 sit during recess.
message was received from the House Of BisLops
concurring in the amendment TO tue Constitution Of ths
General Theological Seminary.
Roth Louses met this evening, and after short ses.
sion held iOint nceting closing with religious ser
vices Tho Convention which then adjourned 'tae de.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
SOL DrERs AND SAILORS FAIR.
Opening Day-The Objeet-0iher States
Represented.
PnMA pEIFnIA Iuesday. on. 2l. ~.

PnILA pELFBrA Tuesday Oct. "a, Ices.
The Fair for the Soldiers ana Sailors Home
was regularly opened to-day, and has been visited by
Thousands The scene this evening is gratifying to al
The friends of the wounded IN the late struggle
The Home has been established nearly two years In
Philadelphia sbelterng seventy patriots; but aa the
accommodations inadequate to the demands ihe
fair is held to furnish funds to build snd endow an In
stituion worthy the object in view, to furnish home
20 every deserving soldier and sailor seeking admission
a. well as to the orphans of those who iell
Massachusetts, ana NewJersey are represented al
the tables Of the fair and the contributions IN every
department arc very fue.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
LOUISIANA.
Burning OF s'eamer-Ne Military Inter-
ference at Eicctions-The Governor

Nrw.ORIrAxs Monday Oct. %. ls63:
Arrived, the steamships Evening Star and IL.
p CuyIar from New.York. -
H. Tbe steamer N0Iestic from Shreveport, with $50
bales of cotton was burned yesterday at Point Couree
The fire commenced in the hold. Nothing was saved
though no lives were lost.
teference shall be allowed at the polls on election day.
except to suppress disturbance. -
The friends of ex-Goy Aien who Is now in the city
Of Mexico are mixing efforts TO him for the next
Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

SILVER WEDDING TOA DISTINGUISHED SEW.
AIoR-Tbe friends of the Hon. Henry Wilson. who /.
DONG such yeoman service in the good cause IN
the East, propose to give him silver wedding a,
bis residence at Natick on the 27th Of this mont,
TIE 9th anniversary ofhis wedding
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

Wendell Phillips speaks this evening at Coo
per Institute Subject: Tho South Victorious" Tie
Thrdaye door will be open at o'clock for the holders
of reserved seats The lecture. as given In Boston,
has elected numerous comments, and viii doubtless at
tract great audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
4 RTIFICIAL LEGS.

4 RTIFlCIAL LEGS.
"A NEsTON'S METALLIC ARTIFICIAL LEGS
,yptorr (Below the kDee, u te pognos
"hI"n i'''''''''''' Above the Knee, I 10 pounds
TWO LEGS IN ONE
YOU CAN TAKE OFF THE FOOT,
AND PUT on A STUB.
TAKE OFF THE STUB.
AND PUT on rhE FOOT. - -. -. -. .
THUS YOU SEE lOl HAVE TWO LEGS " ONE;
Cork Lined covered with flesh-Cotored Leather, WA
Rubber oint. aud whou. CT gut cords or spiral prnss
is efAdustins maACs no nol'e l. cheaper ind M ana
IN iat longer nu the wooden legs, Hnd j. Win eae
ua comfort The measure can be sent ani the leg rnned
bv express thereby saving the time and expense c comrs
NEM YORK 10 BE- htttd -
Pncr-SI5 800. tl2
S'NN Tvs J. W. WESTON. Paten,ss
ofice and sslesToOm No. zoo Broadway, NewforA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

ACCIDENT TO COMMODORE NANDERBILT.-
Commodore Vsnderbilt met with IN accident day be
fore Yesterday, which might have resulted seriously
10 Wasthrown from carriage while tho horses were
going at fH SPEED but we nnderstfnd hat the veto
rnu inancier las not suffered any sercns damage
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Iruos HomW AND scuooL.-The Fair in mid

Of this excellent charity Is now opep at Alkes rooms
No 40 Broadway aud will continue 80 rom 10 H. in'
10 10 D. m for week TO come. The exhibition II in'
tcresting and with music Refreshments aud good com
pany ought to aray largely.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25

VAMMANY NOMINATION. - FOURIh
i SENATORIAL pISTRiCr-M meeting Of Ihe De-,
crates held q, the Ivy Green, No - Elm-st AholsN
OBRIEN BRYANT was unanimously nominated or Sra
etor for the Fourth Senatorial District. go, 81,
EDWARD J. STANDBY, ChsiHaSE-
JANIS RAssET' {seeretaro..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
MEXICO.

Yn, s,rsgais ~sse,wccn the E"p'rs e""
- ,he EepBbiic-Th Gucrri''as De'eH.'"
H,erywbere-PIans Of the I'nre'S
The Belaiuu Exposition-Bene''' ., -"
American Exposition 4" MeHic"-n
AVIATION Of the White and OF the h'"c"
mau-CsmpYa ain,s of ,he L"ndN"~ner'-
s,,r,sea..speec ofthe Einpercr-Ds-
ID a Ball at the Smpcrtei
Palace.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-25
Treatment OF the Freedmen in Georgia.

FIEyDIsH OUTRAGE IN coRVErA coUSTf-A
MULATTo GIRL ROASTED BY HER EMPLOYER.
The following is from a correspondent OF The
IT,. ., Cr;ain ca
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
Destructive Fires.

z A great many many destructive fires have
lately happened in various parts of the
co uptry. On the 18th inst, two of the
finest Hotel,gat Saratoga Spring, the famous
watering place, with much other property
was destroyed by fire. On the same day FIRE
ragged in San Francisco, Cal, destroying
over twenty-five buildings. A large fire
ragged at Sonora on the 10th. Much
property was destroyed by fire in Bos-
ton on the 2lst. On the 22nd the most de-
structive fire that has visited Columbus, O.,
for years, ragged for six or eight hours, de-
stroying large Carriage Factory, Livery
Stable, and seven other buildings. Loss
over $4,000 People cannot be too careful
at this time of year.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

In his memorable discussion with Mr..
Lincoln, for the United States Senate, in
Illinois, in 1858, the Hon. Stephen A.
Douglas, with characteristic energy and en-
phasis, thus expressed his views on negro
suffrage. He said:
Il hold a negro as not. and acrer ought to
be, a citizen .of the Iaitcd States. | hold
that this Government was made upon a
white basis, by white men, for the benefit OF
white men and their posterity forever, and
should be administered by lchjte men, and
none others. | do not believe that the AL.
mighty made the negro capable of selfgov-
crnment. Now, say to you, my fellow
citizens. that, in my opinion, the signers Of
the Declaration of Independence, had nc
reference to the negro whatever when they
declared all men created equal They de-
sired to express by that phrase, white mer
-men Of European birth and European de.
scent, and had no more reference to the he.
gro, the savage Indians, or other inferior OF
degraded races. AT that time every one oil
the thirteen colonies was slaveholding colo
ny, and every signer of the Declaration rep
resented slaveholding constituency, and
know that no one of them emancipated his
slaves, much less offered citizenship to them
when they signed the Declaration"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
T'lse New York Tribune and the
Punishment of General Lee
and his Officers

The New York Tribune, after quoting the
terms upon which General Lee surrendered
to General Grant, says:
Can there be a question as to the proper
force and effect of this language? Is there
one general officer in the Union armies who
holds that the men shielded by this capitu-
laton can nevertheless be arrested, arranged
for treason, and put on trial for their lives?
If there be one such, we challenge him to
stand forth and let the public have look
into his eyes! We do not believe there is
one"
1t adds
Intelligent men knew that not one of
those paroled under Lee s and the kindred
capitulations will be punished for treason,
or can be, without breach of faith. Then
why not frankly say so, and take thereby a
long stride toward pacifying and tranouiliz-
ing the country?'
We have not the least idea that the Pres
idcnt of the United States, as Commander
in-Chief of the Army, will ever suffer the
captulations of General Grant, General
Sherman and General Candy to be broken
in one iota; and hence the South may as
well settle down under this conviction, and
20 to work thereon.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
I'D II M OCE2 ATTIC STATE AND
COUNTY CONVENTIONS,

The next Democratic State Convention
will be held in Columbus on 7hurSHay Au-
gust "a, 1865. Harrison County will be en-
fitted to four delegates.
The Democratic County Convention to
nominate Ticket for Harrison county, will
be held in Cadiz on Nonday, August q,
1865. Each township will be entitled to
;hFoe Delegates in this Conventinn The
Township Meetings will be held or the Sat
urday previous.
The Calls for each of these Conventions
will be published i'll due time.
Our columns are now opened to receive
the names of Candidates on the tollowils
terms Regular Subscribers to the CadH
.Sentiael-NoTHING. Those who have not
he2n regular subscribers, $500, to be paid
before thename is announced
The Democracy of each Township in
Harrison County are expected to begin its
organization for the coming Fall Campaign,
Immediately, There is no time to be lost
delays are dangerous"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

The banner county of the Republicans in
Ohio--old Ashtabula-with her 5000 ma
Jorty, Is out for negro suffrage and for the
Atiicanization of the South. Here is the
resolution Of the late Republican Conven-
to that end
That in providing for reconstruction of
the Union, and reorganization of the Gov
elrnment in the rebel States we insist that
slavery must be abolished and forever pro-
hliblted, and suffrage secured to oN byal men
acdhoW regard to color, as the only sure
guarantees Of future peace and prosperity. .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
The Farewell Address OF Admir-
al DalaIgren.

New YORK. June q. - Rear-Admiral
DahIgren having been relieved of his com
mand of the squadron before Charleston.
and ordered North, has issued farewell Or
der to the feet, in which be recounts their
services. He is particular to claim for the
navy share Of the honors acquired in Sc
curing positions in Charleston. harbor not
withstanding it had been asserted in some
army official report that.the advance was or
could have been made without the assistance
Qf the navy. He refers to the sacrifices
made and the losses sustained by the navy
to show with what zeal, devotion, endurance
and skill they performed their arduous du-
ties, and speaks in the highest terms of his
officers and men, ia
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28


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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

ssA-We--ehaI have something to say
about the Republican State Convention
held in Coluubls last week, hereafter
Those in favor of negroes voting will vote
the ticket nominated on last Wednesday,
those yoppcN%d to negroes voting will vote
the ticket that will be nominated on the
9th Of August next.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
let the President stand Firm.

The C5ercland Plain DeaIcr gives Presi-
dent johnson this counsel:
We Ncc York Observer is vehement in
favor Of negro suffrage. 1t denounces Pres
ident johnson, and says "his policy cannot
be accepted as the final method Of adjust
ment. We do not think the rawlings of
these fanatics will lrighten Andy johnson
into surrender to their policy. IF he will
stand firmly by the doctrine of State rights
and oppose. negro suffrage, the Democracy
will help him fight it out on this line!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

-yzaThe Canton Repository says that on
Tuesday, 9th inst, hail storm took place
near Massillon.. and nearly destroyed the
crops on the farms of DR.. Steese, David
Murray, George Arbuckle, and many other
farmers in that locality. The hail was more
like chunks Of ice than what is usually de-
nominated hail stones
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
Death of fle Wife OF the Hon,
WIN, KH, Seward.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.--Mrg VIM. III.
Seward, wife of the Secretary Of State, died
at 10 o'clock this morning. Her remains
will be embalmed and taken to Auburn. -
The State Department is closed in conse-
queuce Of her death. The efamly have been
called upon to-day by distinguished officials
V tender their sympathy. / X.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

PooR.-Genera Sherman is quite poor,
it is stated, and has made nothing by the
war. Of course no truly honest and hon,
orable man like Sherman could make money
during the war.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

NAPoLEoNs.-In reply to the inquiry as
to their ancestry, we would state that the
Emperor Louis Nopeloon is son of Louis
Bonaparte, while Prince Napoleon is son
of Jerome BonaParte, his brother. They
are, therefore, first cousins by blood.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

~A majority ofthe Kentucky Court of
Appeals-Judge Williams dissenting-has
declared the act of Congress making Trea-
sury notes legal tender, unconstitution-
al ~ 2.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

New York, June 21.-Sccretary Stan.
tons report Of the operations of his De.
partment for the the last year Of the war is
published, from which it appears that there
were forwarded to the field 4S9, ,G26 soldiers.
and mustered out and discharged 26s. ia,
Over two hundred flags were captured from
the rebels, There were l0I $50 colored
troopsin the service.
The Paymaster-G Generals report is IN to
June 80, 1864, and shows disbursements un
to that amounting to $3l3, 4S4 S75 81.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

MASSACHUSETTS PROGRESS. The Massa-
chusetts Senate has passed a law imposing
$500 fine for making discrimination on ac.
count of color in any inn, place of amuse
ment, public conveyance or public meet
ing.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

&S~ Preparations are making to muster
our 10000 or $4,000 troops from the armies
OF Meade, Hancock and Logan. OF these,
10000 wiz be Meade veterans, 1000 Han
cocks and the remainder will be Logan's.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

Ir is ascertained that there is secret
combination among the rebel real estate
owners of Richmond not to sell to any Nor
thern or Yankee purchaser. This accounts
for the fact that property there is now held
from 100 to 800 per cent. higher than before
the rebellion. III