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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-27

aeS The Ministerial Association of the
Cambridge District meets this Tuesday af-
ternoon, in the NJ. 4. Church at q o'clock.
BY programme the opening sermon will
be delivered by Rev. G. w. Dennis; P.
NJ. Rev. J. B. Uber. Wednesday preach
ing q p. M. by Rev, j. Fl. Rodgers; 7
p. NJ. Rev. A. w Butts.
All are cordially invited to attend.
j. NJ G..
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PAY UP .

As riU hare to rcmore my famiy to
StqtbmtilIe, sometime dring the coming
month Of October, 1t tcaN be q gredt accom-
mediation to me, and SAFE cost and trouble,
if all pho o,ce me for either Subscription,
1nrcrtsing or Job Work, tCsA pay the
amount Of their Indebtedness dgni,lst the
October electon. As most Of my to'mer p0t-
rons ,Cdl either be ut the coming Far, Or h0r
an opportunity to send, h them caN at the
SENTINEL OFFICE, whcre either .Ur.
-iwod or myself @W be prepared to settle
~iM all who call Ih"St this call uiU be at
tended to, as [ need money to pay my drbts.
This notice is mcant for an, to'm SHJscri-
bers us soeR as Mose aclo lire IN Me coumtyN
CHARLES NJ ALLEN.
ILyJ;, Sent OT ISf5
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CHICAP RICTITRESy

E0UR PHOTOGRAPHS FOR A Doll
D. LAR Call at the rooms of Miss NJ i.
Crawford, formerly occupied by Mrs. Col
Inns, where you can get the incest Ambro-
types, Photographs, or the life-like Opal
pictures cheap. RoOms-up-stairs, above
Cadiz House.
sept. q, 1S65-3t,
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MASON az INA MLIN'S
S.ARTNET ORGANS

The ne plus ultra of reed instruments.
The latest SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC
BOOKS received daily--any piece Of music
or music book sent by mail prepaid ON re-
ceipt of price. The usual Publishers dis
ealint to Teachers, Seminarles and Public
Schools. p. j. SCHNEIDER,
Sent. 20. lS65-lyr, Steubenville, O.
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M A r r I H d :

On the Goth inst, by Rev. Robt. Heron
Mr. ALEXAN DER PALMER to Miss GS-
THEIR r. SHELBY, both of Harrison
county Ohio
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that from Friday morn
ing. September 18th, until Tuesday evening
October 3D., will be at the Office of James
Howard. Esq, in Cadiz, for the purpose .of
making Entries for the coming Fair.
JACOB JARVIS. Sec.
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STEIhWAY'S PIAN0ES,
JUST RECEIVED AT
SCH HNEIDER'S S
A NEW LOT oFTHECELEBRATED
SIEINNAY { SONS PIANOS.

TEvWENTY of tho finest Musicians in
4 America, headed by Mills, Mason,
Thomas, &C., say, 1--WE have at different
times expressed our opinions regarding the
Pianos OF Various makers, but freely and
,luhesitatingfy pronounce Messrs. STEM
WAY & SONS PIANOS superior to them
all. Twenty-four of the Leading Opera
Singers, Managers, &C., consider them Z N
:EQUALED for acco npanying the voice.
This Piano also received the prize media! at
the Worlds Fair, whera $50 Pianos from all
pacts of the world were entered for prerni-
i,ma A0nnt also for the celebrated
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Cadiz, Sept. 27, 1865.
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GratefulSor the liberal patronage we have
thus fur received, we will endeavor, by
close application TO business, Fair Prices,
and upright dealing to merit q continuance
of the sane. HOSEMAN Il WEIR.
CL dig, Spt. q, 1865,
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Of diet. AND THE ABSENCE OF AM Dis
AGREEABLE TASTE RENDERS II EASY 10
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streets, Pittsburx. Pa : u u -
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

E0R SALE-KINSMAN STREET
Il A nice tWo-at0ry Cottage House with every
convenience, and threae acres Of land.
ERIE sr.-Go9d, new House, rooms, and lot.
5000.
URIyERsITE HEIGHTs-GOOd Houss and lot.
$780,
VACANT LOT-On Courtland st. $50.
BRIDGE Sf.-Good House, rooms and lot; 5000
YAUAHT L0T-12lx202 #. on ScoFfll avenue.
ST. OLAIE ST.-Hear Wilson aT.; to Is acres.
EAST OLEYELAED-Gocd House, rooms, and
nearly an &C Of land. Sl6OO.
PROSPECT ST.-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble msntle8, slate roof, &o.--
Lot Ssxl40. Recently occupied by Gov. .Brouzh.
EUCLID Sf.-Good two-stOry brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, &C.
EBIE BT.-Near EUclid two story frsms Hcusa.
and lot sSxSs r. 5000.
SOOYILL AYEHUE-Briek HOUSE, two stories,
and lot 40xlos A. 5000.
LAKE ST.-Nice twc-story cottage House sud lot
50x99 # $500
GARDEN ST.-Hesr Hudson, ons-and s-hsIf story
House, and lot 64xs2 S225O.
CEDAR sT.-TWo's'ory frams House and Lot s3x
iS3. S2OOO.
COLUMBUS sT.-ThlstIs HOuss for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-eaod frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and nrqits.
TRACY sT.-HouSp and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY 5f.-HOus7 and Lot. $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

M MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
IAloommand of an order of ssls from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, at ths
suit Of James h Hitchcock against Edward Roth
cram and others, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door OF the Court
House 10 the city of Cleveland on the I4lh daY Of
January, ls65, at IL O'Clock A. II the following
described premises Situate in She city Of Cleveland
Ohio, and known as being paIt Of original oity LOT
number 2O6 In tho city OF Cleveland, state Of Ohio
lying between the Ohio Canal and thu Cujahoga
kivsrS as conveyed by David Long to Calvin C.
Waller, ecember 2lst 1887, Book 25, page 3Il
bounded as follows: Beginning st the northeast
corner Of land heretofore decided by said Long to D.
o. Yantyne on the sOuthsrly side Of the Ohio Canal;
thence easter.y along the south side Of said Oana
nifty feet to land heretofore decided by said Long to
Ge9rse WilliamB; thence EouthsTly along the Wes-
terly line OF sad Williams land, at right angles
said Canal, to the Ouyahoga River; thence Wester-
ly dogu along said River fifty feet to the land
decided to said YAntyne; thence northerly along
said Vautyns's east line. at right arglos TO the
I0uth side Of Canal, 10 the place Of departure he
the same lss but subject to all legal high
wsys. Appraised st $1,000.
LEWIS W. FORD,
Dec. H. 1854. .. Master Com'T.
@. Z. LATIHEB, PThtt'y.'s Asd. osl4 Is5:eved
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SALE.-Purmant to the

M MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
1HIcommAnd of an order ofsaIe from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, at the
suit Of John Campbell against John Douglass end
Thomas Bowling, to ne directed, shall expose for
sale ct public auction, ct the door Of the Court
House In the city Of CleTeland on The 3lst day Of
January, 1895 st O'Clock P. NJ, the following de-
scTibed premises;
Situate in the State Of Ohio, county of 0uAhogA,
and city OF Cleveland, West Side, being parts Of
original lots 90 and bi in Jacob PerkinS' subdi-
vision, much of lots s5 and s6 IS lies north Of
line commencing at point on a line between lots
81 and e5 40 feet fom the north line Of said lot S.
and forty feet thersfnom to the east line OF Lamar
tine street the lot herein described being about 81
feet the south line and about 81 feet deep on tho
north line, frsnting on Lamartine street. Also the
balance Of lot So not included in the above being 90
feet front on Clinton street and IS feet deep to-
gether with all the hereditaments and appurtsnan-
ces thsTeuntO belonging, tut subject to al streets
and highways. Appraised at Sls6O.
--- D. W. GAGE,
deeSO:lS8 Master Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04
CITY PROPERTY.


House and Lot No. SO Herman Itrest.
Prospect strest-A Lot 66x410 feet, adjoining
Stageris.
Kinsman strest-Briok tWo-Btory House and 81
acres OF Land, Barn aud 4 variety OF Fruit Tor
sals or exchange for a country store, farm or ms.
ehanical business interest.
Detroit strset-Houss No. 292 ssTen rods to store;
Lot 33xI3s.
Superior ltrsst-Brick Block near the Second
Church.
Kinsmsn s.reet-Lot one acre, Y feet front, Cd.
posits Orphan Asylum.
Clinton street-Houss No. l2l; Lot ssxIs9 feet.
Jersey street-HouBe No. 70; Lot S2x2i5 feet.
Liberty street-Houso No. 12s, six rooms; Let
66xl35 feet.
Euclid strest, west Of ErIe-A splendid Hcuss.
FARMS AND FARMING LANDS.
ILLNoIs, Perry county-40 acres in a German
settlement.
ILLpOIs, Champagne cOunty-IsO acres; also,
adjoining $40 acres.
tSDIASA, Jasper oounty-20O acres two miles
from the railroad
VmeIzIA, Hampshirs eounty-lsO acres with
buildings and improvements.
COSNRcTICUT-z0 acres with fne buildings, on
Connecticut River
Iowa, Guthrie eounty-2sO acres 6no Farming
Lands.
Iowa, KOsHuth county-sO acres 6ns Farming
Land.
EAsr CLEv1AED-3 74-loO acres Of land.
BROoKLTE-l7 45-l0O acres land, with good, new
house.
81. oLAIR ROAD-ls,a.rs Lot, l255<z-aore Lot, and
2O-aore Lot.
WIsoOEsIs, soulo eOunty-l52 acres, l5 miles
from Madison.
pS-Iand Dealers and Agents from abroad are
requested 70 address as above Business letters,
with stamp enclosed, will receive prompt ssTen-
ton. dec2S
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FARn ANp our PRoPERrY.

FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
l32 l-2 Acres in Backport; 865 per acro, down.
80 Acres in independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. $500.
63 Acres in Parma ID Stnta Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms two barns corn
house, 90. f450a
GRISf MILL-Pernanent Wnter-poVsF, house and
barn, so acres o. land, fruit So $500
JOHN g. JENNINGS,
Real El Fate and Insurance Agent
del3 Ataatar Bulldog.
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NOTIOE.-Chsrles @. Davis, Charles
IN 4. Davis, William H. Davis, Jams D. Davis,
Virginia B. Mcqueen, Amanda B. Payne, Richard
Budding, Guardian Of James L. Payne, Hay FoIli-
yer Payne and Frederica B. Payne, John E. Payne,
will tske notice that q petition was filed against
them on the 9th cay Of December, A. D. 1864, in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
county Of OuyAhoga, by Eldri6ge ]. Payne and
Ann :. Payne, his wife, rnd is now pending where
In said Eldridge ]. snd Ann s. Payne demand par
htion Of the following real estate, stuatsn CeVe-
land, Ouyahoga county, Ohio, to wit: 1hs west
half Of subdivision lot No. 81 OF OanHeld Dennison
Foster and PsASe's gubdEsion Of original ten acre
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty -fOua, f134l one
hundred and thirty five (135l and one huadred and
thirty six l36G said west half being thirty three
(SS) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred goo feet to alley, be the same more
or less marked In the plats, recorded in Book U
pages seven ~ and eight, (S) ORyahoga county
records, be the Eame more or less, but subject to
all Legal highways; and thIt at the next term of
said Court the said Eldridge ]. and Ann S. Payne
viii apply for order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
Dated this 9th day OF December, A. D. 1851.
BAOKUS 4 N0BLE
decI:l56 Pisintifa' Att6rneFs.
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9kntfstrB.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
announces to ths people OF Cleveland
nd vicinity that he has opened . Dental Once At
no 2Ii SllPERlnR SIREEI. EaRRIE BLOCK.

Respectfully announces to tks people OF Cleveland
aud vicinity that he has opened Dental Once at
NO. ai SUPERIOR STREET, EARBLE BLOCK,
Formally occupied By Dr.. n. J. Diokerson-
he Is now prepared to perform all the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation In
3 thorough and skillful manner.
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and Fnlcanizsd
Bubber base, and warranted to give good sati8tao-
tiCn In AL cases
RETrREsoEs :-E. 4 7. Fairbanks, st. Jobnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justice, St. Johnsbury.
w.; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, hss5,; Heman Ely,
Esq Elyria, Ohio n. B. Gates, Elyrias Ohio
OARD.-Dr. Diekerson takes this opportunity
to express bis grateful aeknoT ledgment8 to the
many friends and patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice to DR.. Newton IL affords me great pleas
ure that am able to recommend in him n thorough
and skilJul Dentist, and in whose integrity It will
be safe to rely. oe2-ls4
A RTIkICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
dits Rubber Base, with cur mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced b. al to be the most
speaking or singing, besides, what 3 Of slight
Importanee fhav are chesusr and vriI yvenr longer
than any other. A Oomplots Set ct ONE DOLLAB
fact Is the day Of Metal Plates Is pest for al that
them discard the old set II able, their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, NJ. D., and
J. B. DANIELS, Dentists
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
EstabliHhsd over Is wears. no26
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04
MILITARY CLAIMS.

There are 8 great many claims, growing
out of military operations, that require
some action. They originate from various
causes, and are of character not recog-
nized or provided for by existing laws,
snd cannot, therefore, be audited by the
officers ofthe general Government 1t is
difficult to draw the proper line of dis
tincticn, and yet many of them are serious
grievances, and inhict severe injury upon the
Complaining parties Among then ara claims
for damages sustained in the vicinity of
camps of rendezvous of the National Guard.
while organizing for service, and after
returning therefrom; and also claims for
services and transportation underline draft
of 1852. 1t occurs to me that a certain
class of these claims, coming within proper
general rules to be established, must nee.
essarily be adjusted and assumed by the
State, looking to the general government
70 refund the amount hereafter. If that
fails. and the government refuses to racoe-
nize them, il is more equlVoesl, in cases
where the claims are honest and meTitious,
that the whole people Of the State should
bear them, than that few individuals
should suffer the loss.
We have had, for two years past, s
Bosrd Of Clsims, but il has been restricted
ss 70 the class of cases within its iurisdic
tion- and its lsbors deYolyed upon Ststt
-oficers not connected with the military de-
psrtments, and whose proper official dutie.
en9ross their entire time and attention.
suggest that 8 permanent board be created
consisting Of the Adjutant- General, Quar-
termastsf- General and Attorney General
with complete jurisdiction of sll claim
arising out of military operations not i'm
mediately connected with government ser
vice. That this board be required 10 holt
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glory Of our country. The commandment
OF the people is to you and to me, in our
allotted spherez, to move onward to the &C
comp. ishment Of this great end; and to
contribute all of ability and usefulness we
possess to the eonsummation of that grand
triumph, in which not only ourselves, but
the friends of free government Throughout
the world viii rejoice.
- JOHN BROUGH.
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Eel agsntIss.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
l6s Superior street, cleveland, Chic.


Receives on sale Improved and unimBroEed City
Property, Farms, Gardens, Mineral, Coal, Petrols-
um and Western Lands, leases Tsnemsnts and
Lands, collects Rents and other Legal Demands,
oounssls and proseoutes Real Estate aud other
ala
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IDTal
Upon revision of our credits prior to
January lst 1864 under preceding
calls I've last named amount was reduced
to 80, sos; leaving our quota to be furnish
ed under the three calls lO2,653. To fill
deficiencies under the first two calls, draft
was ordered in May, Whichprodueed 7,71I
men; of whom 6290 paid commutstion,
amounting to 81, $4,000, and the balance
went into service in person by substitutes.
For the same purpose draft was ordered
under the latt call, commencing in Septem-
berthe deficiencies of the sub-districts
amounting to 90O6. The draft is about
closed. 1t will more than fill the quota of
the State, for the reason that many Of the
sub-districts had surplus but all objected
to having their credits given to districts
that we're deficient. This excess over the
State quota amounted, on the lst day Of
December, to 1884 men. The amour
that will be derived from supplementary
drafts noWpending cannot be safely esti-
mated 1t is understood between the
State and Government authorities that our
account of credits is now definitely adjust
ed. There are undoubtedly other credits,
though not to very large amount, which
we shonld have received; but they could
not be presented in such shape as to
procure them. The amount of credits ez-
fsbished and reclaimed during the year is
20,ls9.
In view of the possibility of still further
calls for troops, it IS very essential that
some action should be taken in regard to
our State enrolment. From the Fest es-
Inmates 1 can make, the lists upon which
the Government suthohities are acting are
from thirty-fVe to forty thousandin excess
of the actual number of men subject to cal
and draft in the State. The War De
pArtment has twice called upon the people
ofthe respective States to attend to the
correction of the enrolment lists; and
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at least monthly meetings that it be en-
powered TO take testimony when neeassaEyi
as to the justice or .reasonAblensss Of the
clsins, With the penalty ef PER- ny attach
ed 70 false swearing before It. That the
Board make monthly reports TO the Gov
ernor and Auditor; and its allowance be
paid, wit6in the limits Of appropriations
made, from time to time, by the Lezisla-
ture. This amount Of confidence can Ger
tainly be repOsed in this body Of State o1l /.
GERS; and they can more carefully aud
safely pass upon these GLAZING than commit
tees or membersOf your bodies, under the
pressure Of legislative dulles. Unless some
provision Of this character is made, they
will press upon you in the form Of petitions,
and demand legislative action. s. ha
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Terrific Hurricane.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA.
The Government has received official in.
formation, dated May 22d, detailing the de-
vastating effects of the terrific hurricane
which visited the Society. Harry and Pal
merston Islands, and probably others. One
of the Palmerston Islands, the rear on the
north east has been completely washed away,
rendering navigation extremely dangerous.
Nothing but the coral breakers remain, which
in course Of heavy sea are entirely invisible to
the eye, but in perfectly calm weather they
are observable. All these islands are well
known to the whalers on the south sea- Owing
to the damage done by the hurricane several
vessels have been wrecked, but so far as
known none were American. Talrite also
suffered considerable from the same cause
The President has parioned Chas Francis
Howard, convicted in Missouri for counter
feiting and arrested number of citizens of
Mississippi.
He has appointed Augustus Garfield to be
Consulate for Chow Chow, China.
Collectors and appraisers of internal reve-
nue. have also been appointed for Texas and
Georgia
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WAR DErARrxESr, WASHINGTON, d. @.
@ August IL, 1866,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CTscISSArI. Aug. II.
The State Central Committee met in Co
lumbus yesterday, and made arrangements
for an immediate organization for the political
campaign Great harmony prevailed in the
deliberations, and cheering reports were re-
ceived from all quarters. There was no
disposition to supprass Gen. Cox for his IA
mons Oberhn letter, nor vet to nominate an
other or more radical candidate.
The news from kentucky grows better and
better. Randall ) majority will go over 5000.
The constitutional amendment party have
gained, perhaps, twenty members Of the leg.
isIaiure.
.Adiabolical murder was committed near
Lexington, last night A. N. Taylor, keeper
Of the toll-ga,e on the Versailles pike, va:
sho, dead in his house by ball passing
through the window Jake Denny, who ha.
been in the habit OF killing Union men there.
ahouts, was arrested on suspicion
4 report has been industriously circulated
by the Copperheads in Kentucky. that Gov
ernor Bramlette refused to vote on account oi
the military interference al the polls The
only reason he did not vote was because he
considered he had NO right to vote in Frank
fort, as his home was in Adasr counnvI
Al Warsaw, Boone county, on the river
between this city and Louisville, the returned
rebel soldiers were not allowed to vote. Or
the following night the barn of Gen. Stsson, q
nionist. was burned, and notice posted or
his gate to leave the country withiR forty.
eight hours. This state of facts being com
municated to the post commandant of the
place, squads of Union soldiers were dis
patched through the country to arrest every
returned rebel soldier they could End Aboni
twenty have been arrested, but what is to be
done with them is not known.