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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.

The following items of local news" VIC
copy from last weeks Cadiz RepuJiicgn;
CAPT. A. J. SAMPSON, Of the 9th L. S.
c. T., has been hOnorably discharged from
the service, on account OF physical diSabili-
~ His physical disability was articular
rheumatism Of the right shoulder.
BY reference to our advertising columns,
it will be seen that VIM. III. Laid, of Rich
mond, jefferson county, will sell at public
sale, on the 18th of Aprl, some of the most
valuable stock to be found in this section Oi
the State.
Ar the election held on Saturday last, tic
following gentlemen were elected Directors
of The Harrison Petroleum and Mining
Company: "A. T. Scott; Jno. 4. BinR,
ham, L. Iaizurc, John uaycrield, j. X.
Hunter, Josiah Scott. Marshal Mccall, j.
NJ. Bradford and \. Lennon.
DURING the past winter, DR.. VIM. Bca-
die, of New Market, this county, spent
some six or eight weeks in the Startling Med
ical College, at Columbus, and the Hospital,
Connected Herewith; and the degree d
Dec or of Medicine has been conferred up
on i'm by thr Faculty ofthat institution
well mellted onor.
JOnN NJ. TTProN, Agent for the purchase
and sale of all kinds Of Stock and produce
has bought and shipped, within the last two
months, about 500 bbls. Of green aprles. -
II you have any article that You wish tC
dispose of, call at Mr.. Upton Office ant
he will inform You where you can find /;
purchaser; and if you are in want of am
article, he can tell you where you can obtail
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For the Sentinel.
ENA tAAl lS4NAAA'
TRIPLER HOSPITAL,
Cotrunrs a Msr I6 Isf5

CoLUMBUs, D., Mar. l6, 1865.
EDITOR SENTINEL your paper
would ike to say few words in regard
u the Soldiers Home in this city Ii
is under the management Of I. BOtslord,
Superintendent, and Mr.. Isaac Dalton, as
sisiant The former has had the control Of
everything, and everything done by him is
for self-interest. There Is nothing that he
would fail to Try If lie were to be the gamer
by the operation. Let man 20 In that is
able-bodlcd and has blanket To sell for a
mere trife aud Botslurd is his friend. But
on the other hand let a man be taken there
that is q cripple or unable TO take care ot
himself, and he does not care for him
The Kitchen is carried on under his di-
rections also. / have often been on quar-
ter ratiuns, but then had more to subsist
on than an inmate of the Soldiers Home.
The bread would do if no better was on
hands. The meat is cooked always ono day
before issuing. The cUffet, is miserable aud
looks more like logwood and water than
coffee. Everything is done that can be
done to swindle soldier. All this is car
ried on under the very nose of Johnny
Brough, 0WS ginst erceitent G0raHor, and
by 4 man who is paid by the State Of Ohio
heavy salary.
It IS useless f0F me to say aught in regard
to Mr., Dalton He does his duty as be.
comes a man, as all inmates" can tell No
one is letter adapted to fill the station that
he now occupies than he is.
| have been in the Home on different
occasions, and il has always been the same
Perhaps this will not lie up to the time oI
some Of our Union friends but such thing;
ought not to be hid from the people, whC
have sons, brothers, fathers aud different
relations in the service, aud must. thinl
that they are used in such manner in oul
own State. | have been in the army al
most four years. and in that time neycI
saw our disabled men used as they are there
and all have written is nothing but the
truth; and if were to write all OF the il
doing down. it would take several columns
in your paper. Hoping that you may have
room in your paper for this, | close, and
remain, Respectfully,
JOHN W. h. MISER,
Go. "G," 3Oth o. Y. V. |.
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All the Morals.

The election Of Abraham Lincoln in 1850,
and the coming into power Of the Abolition
plrty, says the Newark Adeooate, as herald
ed by their presses, and from the pulpit,
as an era of morals, virtue and honesty in
the Administration Of the Government
How far this coastal and hypocritical claim
has been realized, or made good by the men
in power, can be easily inferred from the
testimony of leading men Of ther own par
Is in Congress, who declared that ''in the
first year of the Republican rule, more
money had been stoleea from the public
treasury, than the whole annual expense OF
former Administrations. That "a mania
for stealing peryades all departments, from
the highest to the lowest" That the
country was in more danger from the prot
ligaey and coruptionof the party in power,
than from the rebels in arms" And this
state of things, thus described, by
prominent supporersof the administration,
has run through its whole length. Nor is
this all, drunkenness and debauchery of all
kinds has ruled in the halls Of legislation,
and throughout the public service to an ex-
tent never known before. And to cap the
climax, to stamp with utter falsehood and
hypocrisy, their boasted virtue and morality,
their newly elected Vice President was iuau
gurated on the 4th of March, in the pres
ence of the American people, and represen-
tatives of foreign powers, in state of beast
ly into1ication. \ brutal, loathsome, dis
gushing, drunken spectacle, the like orwh,ch
has not been seen in this country until the
advent Of this moral party into power. In
the language of the president, 1T may seem
strange that men should ask just God s.
blessing upon an Administration so notori-
ously corrupt. But these are days of strange
evnts I'VE are making history" and this
is another page of it.
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ALWAYS AHEAD.-Our enterprising clo-
thiels Messrs. Stein & Bro, have Just re-
cciyed their spring stock OF fashionable clo-
thing for gentlemen wear, which embraces
everything III the cloth, CASHMERE and vest
ing line, including every variety OF gentle
| mems furnishing goods. This is the first
opening of the season, and We are glad to
announce to our readers that they can be
| accommodated ut the shortest notice.
This firm have not only increased their
stock, but in order to meet the pressing de-
mand Of their patrons they have greatly in
creased their force of workmen. The best
cutters and the best workmeu have been Sc
cured, and the many customers of this man
moth clothing emporium can now rely upon
their orders being filed promptly, and the
goods are warranted to be second to none in
the market.
We are pleased to note this great i'm
provenlent in this celebrated establishment.
| We arc aware that in the management of
this house neither trouble nor expense has
been spared, but the sole object Of the pro-
Emporium such as the growing interests Of
this city and surrounding country demand
We think the energetic gentlemen have sue
CcGucl HI IhCiI CuJItNr ann GILL HOW DuuSC
OF y store room uncqualled in the city, and
Of goods Of the best and latest importation
new feature ol'the store is the depart
ment fitted UP for merchant tailors' goods,
which embraces one Of the choicest and
most magnificent asSortmentS OF cloths and
trimmings for merchant tuiIors. This de-
partment will be continually Reinforced By
| all the latest styles, enabling country mer-
chants To purchase the best of clothing ma
telial at Eastern prices. A full assortment
Of the best Of shirts of their own manuiac
ture and Of the best material will be CON
stantly kept on hand.
Mr. Thomas i, Beans AMI II. Guggen-
hcimer the clever aud accommodating pro
prictors Of the establi 7hment are well Known
| as two Of our most cnterpisiHC aud gentle,
manly dealers. We are sure thcir efforts
to build UP q first class clothing house in
this city will lie crowned With success. Such
untlring energy as they have manifested for
the attainment Of that object cannnt tail to
meet its reward. = Whceliag Register.
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New Time Table on the CadiZ
Branch.

Trains leave CadiE now as follows:-G-O0
A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ.
The train that leaves ut 600 a. NJ, makes
q close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
meets with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves at $50 Z. NJ. makes
q close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz AS follows:-1-00
2. NJ. and 900 p. NJ.
This train that arrives al Loo p. NJ. brings
he mails from the East and the West The
mail for both East aud West leave Cadiz at
GO \. NJ.
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rsApThe Tuscarawas GdcocaIe. after pub.
fishing the marriage of Captain Norris,
Provost Marshal Of this district, adds the
following:
Captain Norris never surrendered to a
Rebel-but strange as it may appear he has
been captured by one of the gentler SEX
and will be held prisoner for life. His
wedding reminds us of an incident that took
place at the close of the stormy scenes of the
Revolution. \ brave and gallant officer
was engaged to an accomplished young lady
ON the breaking out OF the war. lie enter.
ed the service Of his country, and lost a leg
and arm in battle On returning home he
wrote to his beloved telling her Of his mis-
fortunes, and offering to release her from
the engagement, In reply, the noble girl
wrote to him that if there was enough Of his
body left to contain his soul she would mar
ry him. So Of Captain Norris. He lost n
limb while defending the Flag of his coun-
try but there is enough Of his body left to
contain his heroic soul and lie has now Sc
lIectcd a worthy young lady. who has long
been the hope of his affections. to become
the partner OF his future joys and sorrows.
May the choicest blessings Of Heaven at
tend them, and may they be prosperous and
happy in their journey through life.
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5Judge Thomas Drummond, Of the
u. s. Court OF the Northern District Of H.
linos, in hi4 testimony, gave before the
military Commission in Cincinnati, an opin-
ion or Interpretation of loyalty to the Uni
teI Srat,s Government, which we earnest.
ly 5nomit to ths weli-meaning AMI consider,
ate surp>rte of the Federal Government.
ia lge Drumm0nd regarly rebels only az
t'aitors, and believes that the honest alyo
Gates Of peace in the North are as loyal to
the Government as are those who honsStly
take different view, and favor proseca-
tion Of the war. The Judge voted on both
occasions for Mr. Lincoln, and is strong
war man.
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SecTtfdFy.
JESSE q THOMAS

J. NJ Estep, j. d. Workman and D.
Cunningham were appointed to draft con,
stitntion and Bylaws. Ingraham Clark
and Samuel George, ST., were appointed to
procure Stock with instruction to keep the
Books open to receive all subscriptions that
may be offered in the next 20 days SO that
all persons desiring to participate in the
prof's OF the company may have the priv
lege Of sodoing. 1t is not the design of the
Company to confne the STOCK to few indi-
uiduals, but desire that it should be gener-
ally diffused throughout the county -
Whether there is oil Ia the county is ques-
ton in which all, more especially. the hold.
ers Of Real Estate are greatly interested,
and in no way. eau they so effectuaIy aid in
deterinening it as by coming forward and
subscribing Stock literally SO that the com
ty may be thoroughly prospected; and if We
should fail to find oil we will no doubt make
other Geological discoveries equally impor-
the tisS county. y sI = .D' 'ssSS'ss'. .0'
By ORDER OF DIREcTons.
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rFnD The Belmont Chronicle says: "Wc
have heard lately Of several cases where
claims against the Governmcnt were placed
in the hands Of Washington City Attorneys,
and when the claims were collected the At
torneys kept the lions share of them for
their fees. Well, when people go to the
City to get work dsnc they must expect to
pay Citv prices.
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EoE"Nlr MOSES WILEs, a we'll known
and much esteemed citizen of Rumley
township, this county, died at his residence
in Fairyicw, about the first of the present
month. Mr.. w. heldthe position Of Town,
chip Clerk at the time of his death.
His sou, F. NJ. Wiles, died short time
previous. % "'t
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RsA We direct particular attentionto the
advertisement of Stein Brothers, Whole
sale and Retail Ciothiers, and Merchant
Tailors, Wheeling, West Virginia. They
have, without doubt, the largest and most
complete assortment of r lady Made Cloth
ing and Furnishing Gooda in that city,
,0nr merchants in visiting that city to lay in
their Spring stock Of goods, should give
these gentlemen q call, -.fi3d og
See article FROM Wheeling Register in to-
days paper, In rsfsrsnec to this No. /
house. 'A p 'tssN' 5's' as.
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.ss.s~We give in another column, under
the head of ''Neighborhood News full
particulars ofthearr of. the mprderers
Of John B. Cook, the Deputy Provost Mar
shal Of Guernsey county, Thereis nothing
that we could publish which would be OF
more intere.t to our readers.
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aeasDarrett's is the place we would re-
commend our friends to call when they want
u watch, or,cloek, perfumery or fancy goods.
Repairing also done in neat and substantial
manner. Give Bush" a call when you
need anything inhs line. % y, s.. 20, e;
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9S Wm. Bu. Smith, for several years
past local editor Of the Wheeling MtsR:gen-
CIR, died Of typhoid fever at the Grant
House in that city, on last "Wednesday. -
His remains we're taken to Cambridge
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SpRING.-Ihe cheerful notes Of the blue
bird and the robin duriag. the past, few
days-God bless The joyful messengers
gives assurance that Spring is indeed here
and that
soon reviving plants and flowers
Anew shall deck the plain;
The woods shall hear the voice of Spring,
And flourish green again.
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CorToN SEED.-We, have lot of, Cotton
Seed for gratutous distribution, which any
Of our friends, who wish to try the expert
ment, Of raising cotton, can have by cal
ling at the .Sasti,el office. Call soon before
it is all gone.
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SpRTNG ELECTIONS is high time for
the Democracy in every township in Harri-
son County to be organized for the spring
elections. Brother Democrats, nominate
your tickets and elect them. Let US keep
up our organization. A year of Jubilee
will yet come for the white people Of this
country.
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n9- ALBERT SWAIN, a member Of the
IS h Mass. reg't, tcOloredD died recently
at Fort Fisher, n. c., OF lung feve- AZ
bert was among the first Of the mn Of col
or who volunteered from Cadiz. Peace to
his ashes
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JUST received nice lot of Prints and
hluslins. Our preset sale will continue un-
til.April lst Good colored Prints 20 cents
best col 4 prints25 cents, All indebted
will call andpay, as we are tired of propises
COLEMAN & GRIMES.
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Archer TosynsIsip.

The Democracy Of Archer township are
requested to meet at their usual Place Of
holding elections, on SATURDAY, March
Is, 1865, for the purpose tj nominating a
ticket to he supported at the ensuing spring
election Turn out /! BY ORDER.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-22

eEas~The fourth Anniversary Of the Peri
clesian Literary Society, Of the McNecley
Normal School, Hopodalo O., will be held
in the Normal School Hall, OH Friday even,
ing, March 24th, 1865.
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E.S~ ~Gody's Lady's Book for April has
been received. 1t is useless to praise this
magazine, as it recommends itself to all who
peTusc its pages.
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RV-Wc are under great obligations to
Hon. j, w White, for a full sett of Con
gressional Globes, cotaining the full pro-
ceedings Of the first session of the late
Congress. Also for other Congre ssional
documents; for all of which he will please
accept our thanks.
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A atARN.

| take this method of returning my sin
cera thanks to those persons who so kindly
assisted in saving my house from being do
stroyed by fire, on Saturday night, March
II, 1865. WALTER JAMISON.
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WHAT is tho difference between Presi.
dent Lincoln's sayings and the Affections of
the Patriarch One is Old Abe jokes and
the other is Old Jobs aehes. sr 4.,.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-03-22

ESa~There has been tremendous floods
both east and west. There has been large
amount Of property destroyed.
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~ E5- We are under Obligations tc, Hon. s.
H. Watson tor a number Of valuable legis-
latire Documents. .- -... --.. -.-.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers ofpapers
in Cadiz, to take effect from and after Janu-
nry i, 1865
One square, one or three insertions....S 200
Each subsequent insertion, per square so
One square, three months. 500
a. six 81" .............."... 100
Cne year .................... 1000
One-fourth column, one vear.............. 5000
Half - " .............. So, 90
One =" :" ............. G0,0O
Business notices in local column, ten
lines or less, ,............. ............... 200
Obituary, Charitable and Religious
notices, per line..."...................... 05
Tabular advertisements charged at double
price.
Marriages and Deaths published FREE.
asF> All legal advertisements, divorce, at
tacnlnent, administrator executors, obIt-
nary, charitable, religious and business no.
does, to bepaid for, i'll all cases, in advance.
K. HATTON, Ed. Repu6hcttn,
{. \. ALLEN, Ed. Sentinel.
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EsaGold was selling in New York on last
Midday at l64. ...
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GU RE W. RI1 4 NTED
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
Call for N Circular Describing
all SymptOmS.-aE
SYMPTOMS:

SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms of Catarrh as they general
ly appear are Mt first very slight. Persons
find they have n cold, that they have fire.
quent attacks, and are more sensitive To the
changes of temperature. In this condition
the nose may be dry, or slight discharge, e,
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. AS the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawked or
coughed off. The secretI6ns are offensive.
causing q lad breath; the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the SCI sc Of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; dcaflsss fire.
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom Of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged To clear his throat in the
morning of a thick or slimy nucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
night. When This takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is on its way
TO the lungs. ard should lose no time mar
resting il. .a'.a
Jhe adoea arc G't yfewof tie many Catarrh
symptoms.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

n, MYTH corrupt.
&M disoFdersd OF
SI q vida.sd Ei5od, YOU
" arc sick all over. II
A> NAY bur1t cut In PIN
~ AF1l pies, or scfes, or l.
@E\A2Sk some active disease,
@N or it may merely keep
]. Z. !. !. 8: j ]. !
$50. " you hstlsss, dspresstd
Ek. ELfFag ~ and good for nothing
II w. But yOa csSnct have
sRfi ~ tzH1lkS good beslt- while
KS sslHS tIfttssssss4.s,yj your blood il impure.
E,stkzs4I kfStfsealS4 Ayers Sa-seVsrills
s'e,s -. pIITgez cut those i'm
= -~-S.S purities aLi Sti,nU-
lates theoryans - liSe
into vigorous action, restoring the hcsl:ls
and expelling disease. Hence it rapidly
cures variety Of complaints which Ere eau
sed by impurity Of tlc blood, such AZ ScTof-
uia, or Kings Evil, Tumors, Ulcers, SoTss,
EruptiOns, PiTnples, Blotches, BCi's. -. An
thongs Fire, Rose or ETysipelas, Totter or
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm. Can
Ger or Cancerous Tumors, Sore Eyes, fe-
male Diseases, such as Retention, Irree eu!qr-
ity. Suppression, Whites, SteTi!ity, also Sy-
philis or Venereal Diseases, Liver Com
plants and Heart Diseases. Try AVER 5
SARsAPkRILLA, and see for yourself the
surprising activity with (which IL rlcalIsss he
blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public have besIl
| mislcd by large bottles, pretending 10 piyen
guar Of Extract of Sarsaparilla, for one dol.
lar. Most of these have been frauds upon
the sick, for they not only contain little. il
any, Sarsspariia, but often no curativ,
properties Whatever. Hence, bitter lissp.
! pointment has followed the use OF the vari-
Gus extracts Q: Sarsaparilla which flood tho
market, Until tae name itself has DsScms
| synonymous witt imposition and Cheat
Still we call this Compound "SarsaparilIa," ="
and intend 10 supply such q remedy aS-slall
rescue The name from. the load Of obircly
which rests upon il. We think we h;:.ya
ground for believing it los virtues whicl,
are irresistible hy the trd aary run OF dis
eases II is intended to cure. We caa unly
! assure the sick that we offer tenn the hest
| alternative which we know howto prodIce
! and we have reason to believe, il is'5v f.r,io
| most effectual purifier of the blood,,ot dis
covered V anybody. -..-..''-
! AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL is SO uncor-
sally known to surpass every other frihG.y
| for the e,re Of Coughs, Colds, JMji'tc,.:I
| HodrSeneSs, Group, B10RchitiS. Incipie7tt
| COnSump ptiop, and for the relief of Cons mp
| tive patients in advanced stages of the, dis
ease, that it is useless here to recount the eV-
| idence Of its virtues. The world knows
| them.
! Prepared by ]. c. AVER & co, Lowell,
| Mass, and sold by J. BEAIII. Dr. Nc
! BEAN and SHARP Il CO., Cadiz, ana by
/ dealers everywhere. mar. |. 65.-om.