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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15

QUEER COUaTERFEIT. "A counterfiit ff-
ty cent piece, with Washington ueariHg a
beard for a vignette, is in circulation. -
Washington with bear is novel idea
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15
SYMPTOMS:

o., .. SYMPTOMS: Ht .-Dl > .
The symptoms of Gatarrh as they general
ly appear are at first very slight Persons
find they have IA 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 a slight discharge,
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 secretions are offensive,
causing bad breath; tho voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fre-
quently takes place. Another common and
important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person is obliged to clear his throat in the
morning of thick or Shiny lnucus, which
has fallen down from the head duting the
night. When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is on its way
to the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it. H.. .-afE ....e.Ea -.r -.
The. .Gbo0s are 1ia fer Of the many Catarrh
Symptoms.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15

Why are the selfish excesses of children
more INDUCED than those which display oL-
stinacy--love of eating more than the love
Of quarrelipg-as if, the teeth for tearing
and those for chewing wcre not oq,;a)Iy i'm
portant?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15
SADDLES AND HARNESS!

NNTOUID rt-Spe :tfilly Inform hisold Gus
w toners and the public generally. that
he has on hand large stock and general AS
sortment of Saddles, Harness, &c, consist
ing in part of full-quilted and plain skaters,
quilted hood cover and plain half-Spanish
and lall-backs, quilted and plain seated,
brass aud wood horn demipeakS. plain and
quilted seat low cantle English trotting sad
dies. Also variety of styles of side saddles,
with short and extended quilted knee
springs, hoop and back springs, silver col
ored, russel blue, and black enameled leath-
erquilted and plain plushed seats. He has
also OH hand sets of extra fine silver mount
ed carriage and buggy harness, strong yam
kee team harness, saddle bags, collars, hal
icrs, brides and martinrales of most every
description. Carriage, Buggy and Riding
Whips of the finest quality; in fact most ev
erything usually kept i'll a saddlery shop
lie deems it unnecessary to puff and blow or
let off gas about the material or workman
ship of his work, as it will recommend it
self t. those who are Judges or who use it,
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has
heretofore received, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business and selling good work at
reasonable price, to merit continuance OF
the same. Shop, directly opposite the SEN
timer office, Cadiz, Ohio.
April |, 1885,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15

Masonic. AT a consocation Of the Grand
Lodge Of Ohio, recently held at Columbus,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year. . e && = u Il "A s
Thomas Sparrow, G.. W.; Howard Math-
ewg, D. 4. W; Octavious Waters, e. S.
w; Thomas j. Larsh, q. j.. W.; L. j..
Phillips, g. Treas; John d. Caldwell, G.
Sec; John D. O'Connor, G. Orator; Rev.
Henry B. Walbridge, G. Chaplain; Joseph
b. Convert G. Marshall; Milton o. L. Rider,
G. ST.. Deacon; Joseph M. Stuart, G. Jr.
Deacon; Jacob Randall, Grand Tyler.
After installation the conyocation adjourn
ed to meet in Toledo on the thid Tuesday
of October, 1856. ta @ '-e =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15
NOTICE EN PARTITION.

ZANE WEST, (wMow,) ; Mary West,
81 William West, Amos West, Albert
West and John Holland, their guardian,
will take notice that petition was filed
aga inst them onthe 10Th day of September,
4. D. 1865, i'll the Court Of Common Pleas,
withinand for the countyof Harrison and
State Of Ohio, and is now pending, wherein
Thomas Burton and Esther his wife, demand
Partition Of the following Real Estate of
which Jonathan West, Jr., died, seized,
to-wit Part of section /, in Townships IL,
of Range 5 in said county adjoining lands
of Jacob Lewis and others, containing 100
acres. -PN -s~
Also part CT Section 6, Township 10,
and Range 5, in said county containing II
acres, more or less.
And that at the February term of said
Court, A. ID. 1866, the said Thomas Burton
and Esther his wife, will apply for an order
that partition may be made Of said premi-
SEES subject to the dover, previously assign
ed OF said Jane West in 36 acres and
perches Of said first described tract of 100
Acres. j. NJ. ESTIIP.
aFG4&Eg1 Attorney for Petitioners.
oct. IS, l9G3-Gt.I ssl Hg
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15

WHOEVER is learned will most probably
be liberal. This is one of the great benefits
of science and philosophy knowledge
elevates the mind, and man Of extensive
aad elevated views will not be bigot; nor
will he be intolerant, except towards the OBJ
G,inate and wilful evil doci' Indeed, he will
pity even such, and pity their reformation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-11-15

DID it eyor oecurSto the casual reader, in
reading the daily reports of the millions TAX
en- by the capitalists in the Government
loans that every dollar soiayested is dol
lar Eithdraan from taxation, / and conse-
apently the placing Of an additional tax
burthen upon the tax payers? Such is the
fact, however, whether observed or no.
, 1865-03-04

uarJ Soth, 10 arrivals during the month. 36: re-
naming, S.; departures. 80: meals seryed. 4,73a
All Was reported as satsE cory at the Home and
Rect
The receipts for the Homo during the month
werc: Money donated by visitors, 81; = COM
forter By two little gir.s: vest ~ Mrs An
drews; two flannel shiris b Sanitary conmis-
eon. ..
Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Lamb and Mrs..
Ingalls,, wcra appointed Committee for tho Rest
during the week.
For the Home-Mrs. Long, Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs.
Sayers, and Mrs: Blair, were appointed.
4 discussion then enEued relative to The on. of
the Rest The ladies are charged with all tie ess
nscd in the building for all purposep. govern
mental and otherwise. TIE Government refaae.
to pay any portion Of The bills, though uften a.
pealed to. II was considered burden too rreat
to be borne by the ladies, and II was decided thai
The gaa ehonld be turned otY, --1-'
Creditors to the Home are requested to present
their bills Ct he Best to-day, before the hours of
The meeting then adjourned
, 1865-03-04
Markets bv Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT SPECIAL MARKET.

Especial Dispatch to the Western Prcss.1
NEW YoRK, Friday. Match s-Midnlght.
The Stock Boards and Gold. Petroleum and Produce
E7 changes vii be closed tomorrow and the day gen.
orally observed as holiday in financial and commex
ella! circles.
Attn Etoek Exchange to day, Ratlrnad speculation
stronger and prices hettc1 with fair demand for
stocks Governments we're nrmer, with some demand
on gold bonds Stale Bonds quiet and steady. Tne
only leaturts Of Cos1 and Miscellaneous shares
Cumberland and Nsf1posa-
Gold is steady at 1oSK@199. The absence Of any ad
vices from Sherman gives rise 70 unfAvorable rumors
and hence the market Is we'll sustatutd4
1he Money market Il easier. More capital j. offer
ing, and the demand u decreasing.
Sterling Exchange IL 0smsE,
Petroleum stocks very quiet and ductuatlons En-.
ttrely un1mportant, Empire City sold 1t 6et Couso.
id1tcd 2.oo; Oceanic 4.'p; Rynd Farm $40: Tark Il
United StastE 26.55; Cherry Rcn III Manhattan s2
knfcket booker 8.1e. The market 10 nominal. with
sales Of crude at 4ee, and Of rehaedin bond at 6a
sc, and ftec ut SSc-
Al GslIagherB Evening Exchange: God 19s4; n.
z. c. liz; Erie 71k Hrdton uik Reading 11sk; Old
southern66 Pittsburgh ;aX Rock Island soK North
western 4lx; Northwestern tpfd) 65H; Fl. Wayne
ss5<: Q. 4. ii. eerts 29; Cumberland 7sh; Mar1posa
Tx. Gold and sucks we're very dull in New York
, 1865-03-04
A Card fFom John Gafrlck, Esq.
CHICAGO. March 3, 1856.


In your tezuc Of the 3d Of March, you publish
the testimony Of Thos. E. Courtney, given at the
military trial at Cincinnati, together With card
published prior to the Presidential election by L
K, pil1sr and other Democrats, myself included,
and by contrasting them attempt to show and By
Inference charge upon al the signess OF that card
that they lttd. As hare some regard for ny
reputation for verseity, am unwilling that your
charge should remain unanswered. Ills not 10 be
denied that the evidence Of Courtney casts Euspi-
mentioned, but il is equally certain, eren II Court
ney 1s to be btlieyed, that it does not tmpllc1te
any, much less 81, Of the persons signing the card
one, shall eontent myse1s with saying hat 50 ias
ne am concerned. ys5ur inference IL wholly un-
noe. nave nef--r, either It the last election or
anJ oiael, bee1 cogn1z4nt Of OF instrumental In
ptStn. pt9sStnng single Illegal vote. subscribed TO
1oln'-g tn that card which did not believe to be
1rfectl5 true, and no credible person dare assert
the contrary. Without blaming you for drawing
80 natnra! In Inference, desire you to give pub.
Lefty 70 this ny express denlal Of the impntadon
Respectfully, JoHy GanR1cF
, 1865-03-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago IfIbuno,1
St. LOUIS, Friday, March 5, 1ss5.
TopAcco Unchanged. 6a es OF SCRAPS At s6.g;
Green luEs at from S5.so to t1W' fh.te!s 40 al
*1o cca11tt: coupon shipplng Leaf at 1a2fi8lss3:
medium do at $l7 ta@23 50: good fine do ats2s 10
ss73: mt dinn manufactosy leaf 1t ses.n3sl9o; good
do At ~ te91 10 q 100 ns
FlopR-Very Gull. safes OF INC super 1ne 1t
, 1865-03-04

For Throat Dlsorders and Courhx
Browns Bss1.lial Troches are offered with the
:al1eet confidence in thcir. efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain The good re-
putahon they have juFtly acquired.
These Iozepges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe for a1leyialinx Bronchial Alice
tons, Asthma, Ho1Tseness, Coughs, Colds, and r.
rftadon or Soreness OF the ThrnAt.
Public Speakers md Focaists will Ind them
beneficial IN clearing The voicc before speaking OF
singing, and relieving the throat aar any unusual
adaptation TO affections which disturb the organs
Of speech. Sold at 25 cents Per box by Ill dealers
In medicine. ei4h831-1m-Tu-TuEsAT
~ Paper Hangings, Painting, Calcir.InIug and
Glazing. At F. E. RigbJ's, 80 Randolph street.
n Rte1p-k3SR I'm
, 1865-03-04
THE CITY.

rs Cox,nr7rz- Aso
-Eh.-Ihe Committee Of ons hundred Will
Het Warncr's Ha1l on Saturday evening, Mar h
ii, ut X o'clock.
peT order Of the Committee.
, 1865-03-04

fHE CONCERT FOR THE
J. BENEF1T OF THE
KeWsboys' Association Of Chicago,
Will take pace
On Tuesday Evening Next, March 7th,
AT BRYAN HALL.
It Is expected to be rich treat to our music loytug
Citizens independent Of thu great pleasure they wifi
experience In sIdnE tho Ilecds Ct thIs much needed
am valnabe INSTITUTION. We asz for the concert the
hearty patronage and suppoEtbt every one. The sub
PROGRAMME.
1-tlFettuTe 70 Eg1n 0nt aelnoEen.
2-sc.ne and Prat er lrem Der Frelschatz c. II. Won
Wtbsf sung BY Mrs. MILLER.
3-Merta TAdllla-FAnt1Hc, solo Iof ylollu .A1ard
fMII1EwIs)
{Sung b. Miss Loc1E T. WmifiocE)
s-MoErmsnt rom the sth sympnong .veethoyen.
fS1ng bv MT. HoopwILLIK)
5-LFcho des les Whftz br!lliansc.. Chardt
8-Scene Bnd FfuA1e fruM EEnADi Verdi
{sung by a1rs. MILLER)
Ttcf cts for sale at ali the Music Stores, Book Stsres
principal Hotes and Newspaper Offices. .mh3 mifs4t
, 1865-03-04
TOL. WOODS MUSEUM

COLI Il, WOOD .Msuaner
- D. .BHADLET.............0 Director OF Amusement
SATURDAY KvKS1EG, March 4th.
INAUGURATION DAY-aRAND MATINEE.
When will be presented and nto In the eJentn8 ut tha
usnal hour, the great drama OF
THE TICKET-OF-LEAvEA MAN,
With its unapproachaole cast.
~- In reacsrsal, PEEP O'DAY; On, sAyorRyREs
nKYTySH
, 1865-03-04
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbuae.l
C1HoENNAT1. Frldsy, March 5.
Provisions The provision trafe WIS dali and 1at
tod Buyers Withdrew and nothing vas done. with
the ercenon Of sale Of 80 COO lDs Of bukshou'dess,
locsr al lskc. Sides arc hnld at 14@1Sc for loose
and paek:d, City brands OF mess pork were offered
Ut ~, without finding buyers. Nothing doing In
b,cou, ind quotations are entirely nominal. Prime
city Lard can be had at 21Hc-
WulaKY-Q Quiet at u 10.
dott,x In htr tEtuH1s
, 1865-03-04

EnRts6 WoMEs's REFUGE. The regular meet
Ing Of the managers Of the Erring Women's Ref
uge will be held this afternoon, IN the Young
Mems Chrfstian Association Rooms, At 1 O'Clock.
As business Of importance Is to come before the
meeting, tnll attendance ls requested. The
manGgers Efli ohsc1re the hour
, 1865-03-04

Especial DispatcR to the Chicago TFtonne.1
ALBANY. Friday, March 8, 1865.
CATTLE-The cattle market opens quiet and dull
only about 100 head having changed hands thus fat
Receipts however, are light. to last night, and
holders arc comparatively nrm It last weeks prces
though tue eslcs indicate slight decline prices
tng from &c for inferior to Ii for the best.
RsuEEP-P1enty and 1E02c per cheaper.
uOGS-pu1t at l2H&13Ac.
, 1865-03-04

N. ". PHorocnAra1c Soc4ErY,-The animal
meeting Of the Northwestern Photographic So
cfety was held last evening" and the following off,
GERS elected 10 .erve during the current year:
Ateidet-John Carhutf
Flee fres1dtnts.-C. q. Lillibzidge, William
Shaw.
Corresponding Secretdry- E. L. Brand.
Recording SterttarY.-T. D. Bill.
7Tt1suTef.-Joseph Battefsby,
, 1865-03-04

pr. Bakers Specific Is speedy and iu-
talnble cure {or Gonor1hna, Gleet Stricture,
Seminal Weakness. dtseses Of the kdueys and
nales or females. It can be had 1t 90 Madison
street, Chicago. ~. See the advertisement in
another column Of qur 11a DER, mch4-m473.lt
, 1865-03-04

kTA1 TO TIE EFRoKE.-Companies L. and H., Of
the FiFet Mlnucsota heavy artillery, passed
through Chicago yesterday for the front. They
number nearly one hundred men each. chteay
veterans Of three years service,
, 1865-03-04

fzasoSA1.-captatn H. W. Hoyt OF the 11ath
ee1mcnt, who was captured recently At E4.tport
Mass;;. ;. reached this city 4 day or two ago, on
, 1865-03-04

AA11EEEs.-The Museum and McVicker,s
Iheater will huth give msdnces this afternoon,
81 the 2lcater Florence will appear in the s.CoI-
leen Bawn." at the Museum, the "11cket Of
Leave Will be repeated. -
, 1865-03-04
Milwaukee Market.

Milwaukee Market
Especial Dlspach to the Chicago 1Fibune,]-
MILWAUKEE, Friday, March4.
F1oUa-UurhauEed. sa1es 10 hr'a oountE3 spring
extrs, on track, and 1Go nr's delivered, At $70o.
wusxr-Reosipts 1900 bush. saes On Change
q, coo bush at Sl-sa@l s9H-
BArLxT-sa:e. 1fo5 bush'st II 5
pa1Yts1oss-Ste sdy and Tsry quiet. -
Ey.s1se sALks-SA1es 10 90 bu,h Mol Wheat 1t
, 1865-03-04

C. +. BRADLEY. oar former efficient Chief o.
Police, Is dangerously III at his residonce., He
has been for some time past troubled with crvs,
phase. A
, 1865-03-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rumors OF Peace
For days and months have lived,
Despite the probabilities OF War
The land's great heart Is Ill attuned 10 hear
The las: dread echo Of Wars tireful trump.
And all men pray for Victory End Peacel
Rumors Of Health
Are borne on every breeze that comes
From Drake e great Laboratory In New York, :.
Where he prepares PLANTsr1oN BrzTx u still,
TO heal the nations, and the sick restore.
A. az men hope that Peace may come,
So all men Wish ths' health may stay
To That end, poor Dyspeptics, uypoehondrlaes
dull,
Victims Of Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Care,
All take PLANTATION BrTTkns, and are sure
70 nnd relief from their bcsetting Ills.
Lei the whole Eurld PLANTATION BIrTERs use,
And AZ the nations ehall have health and Peace.
mch4-p5g3.1t
, 1865-03-04

n. #. 8. S. TEACHERS Ixsr1ruTE.-The ninth
seasion Of the Northwestern Sunday School Teach.
era Institute will be held On Monday evening,
March 9Th. at the Lecture Room Of the Clark street
N. E. Church. The following Is the programme:
Pierce.
Sto Gb1-Iccture on "What and how to teach in
Sunday School," by J. S. Dennis, ESQ.
8:40 to "a model Question Book, By Rev. ]. g.
E. ". HAw1EY, Secretary.
, 1865-03-04
SABBATH SERVICBS.

Wabash Ayenue BAPTIST Church-located On tht
corner Of 18th ttscet and Wabash aTenue-Rsv
f. 9,,d G. Iaylor pastor. Preaching in the morning
At 2sV ?. A. Al are cordially invited to attend.
r,: lnsfe VIZ ne preaching in the Berean B1ptisi
a Church On Sunday, the 9Th inst. By the psstor-
ttes. tse 4: A Ahen5onEat lo3 .: M. md u p m Bap
terr1co. Sabbath School COMMENCES at 1875, al
ne close Of the morning service, AL are cor.
di2lly Invited to come.
Chapel u Evanston tomorrow forenoon Al 10l
o'clock. Sunday School Immediately after ths
rreashing by he pastor at the Not.h st,r Mis-,
Sabbath At loN a. =. The ordinance of com.
mun1on will be administered ut the close OF the
service; Sabbath School ut 8 p. N. At the Close
oi the sabhstfevenins service The ordinance Of
Third United Presbyterian Church-Preaehing
to-morrowat 10f a. n. IN the Elm Street Mission
Chfpea, corner OF Elm and Dearborn streets,
stEsngets ere cordially in,5tea; q; o.. =.
Sabbath, March s, al Smith d Ntxpp's Music Hall,
corner Of Clark and Warrington streets. The
morning eerEiee commence at 1oi O'clock; preach.
the clo:e Of which the communion service viii
take place. No Sabbath School for this Sabbath
In the evening, at the series Of lectures
%sn vi e. continued sy shs Pat45
-Presby ;a1ian Church. corner Of Twenty Fourth
street ind Michigan arcuue, tomorrow, at 10f
o'eloek Seats are free, and I'LL arc cordially In
Mrs. a. A. Conrer. OF Lowell, Mass, will lecture
in Metropolitan Hall, on Spfr1tualIsn1, Sunday,
March 6th, At loa q m and u p. m The public
Rev. c. E Viekers will preach in the II. E.
Chui ch, corner Of Park avenue and Robey streets,
at 1N a. n. Rev. Z. L. Hellawell at Il D. t1
weeley Chapel corner oi Msekhswk ts md sed@. :.
Wick Etreet4. at 101 a, Il, and II D. m :"
, 1865-03-04

my Corns. oh, my. Coros :-Dr. Gle.
nent Surgeon Chfropodist, cures Corns, Buntons,
club md iagrowtng nails, at IL 3. Clark Street,
mCh4-u54T-1t
, 1865-03-04

EtEcE1oS.-The election Of officers Of the "ChI-
eaeo Platontc Society" took place last evening at
their room, No. 67 Washington street, The fol-
loving gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
year:
htsdsnt-J- Wealey Kramer.
Wce Restdf1i-S. j. StebbIns,
S<crttaTy-Sm1th E. Salisbury.
1feasurer-M. f. Heenan.
, 1865-03-04

F1nE.-Aoout eight O'Clock yesterday morning
IRE broke out In frame cottage on Spring
sucet, occupied by Philip Pet1tc. The fvc1I,ns
WISE destroyed. It Was owned by Charles Rhoaes'
vnlned nj $500, md Wal fuly Insured. Tie fre
originated from defective 1pe
, 1865-03-04

FOR SALE acres IN q BODY
near oneionTth uuder p1ow. No fencing neees
sa{ E cutiVs:e the whole. 0ns large tar dxsllinx
ana thr tenant hGasea Lying en- the St. Louis Rai-
road. one and h7lt miles north Of udell and eighty
Hl1es S1 southwest tron Ch1csso: Permanent water.
DEt NS0H MURRAY. Irwin. House, New York.
, 1865-03-04

CANT FRY-1he 153d regiment will undoabted-
" lesvc for the field todny; immediately on their
departure the new regiment t156th} will be organ
lied The following company elections hare al
ready oecn made:
Captain, Thomas S. Sexton, OF Chicago; First
Lieutenant, D. G. Hudson. late commanding ser
Daily, OF Chicago.
Adjutaat John Gilman, Of the 153d regiment Ilti-
nols volunteers, was last evening presented with
D, Of the came regiment.
, 1865-03-04

ANOTHER MAsQurRADE.-A grand prize mag
querndc viii be given IN the new Txrner Hall on
Monday evening next, which is expected to be
auli! cqunl to the one OF The last week-!t need
not be benes. The richest and most. varied cog
auach have been prepared for the OCCASION For
pnff1eulate see advertisement In our amusement
column.
, 1865-03-04

WANTED-Agents-To sell the
~ best as, oEtment Of Maps, Charts. Pictures.
peraco Who can 1ase capital Of 40 si5 ele&r
Is $50 per month 10 goods Ind more read5 sals sr
ailow bigger p!onts tnan ih.te- New be91nners luz
n1shed with complete instructions for selling. For
terms. addrets GOLDEN sALMOSs, 1 South Glnrk
, 1865-03-04

Dr. WcbAter.. now permanently located at
lGa South Clark atrect treat. all private diseases
and diseasFs oi sexual nature In both sexes. Dr..
". has ten separate r0nms. where any uue;n1y call
SID receive h1s opinion free OF charge. r. o, Bog
s, s,s9a; All letters containing stamp answered.
, 1865-03-04
.Fnull1.

TOUND-At the Philharmonic
Ccnee1t Ladyss ceve Button and Cad: VIII
~ r. eturncd 1t T. B. Bfy-n1 ~Mst- hnauib3tt
, 1865-03-04

Our New Machine Stlk.-Just recefyed
City and country trade supplied. See advertise
mcnt GEO. 3. CHITTEnpXN 4 Koon
General Agents, 106 Lake street. Chicago
, 1865-03-04

WANTED-Ag gents-For cur
~ ten bean nu1 Steel Parlor Engrlvin.s, 1sxeo
incses. Enclose dollars and thrae stamps for two
<apLes M Also The great eutlosty tas Psoe.msti ~
en- steel. Euc!ose II for samples. A. KIDDEt1, rs
TA4hlphton street. Room 1, mimi 314t
, 1865-03-04

1fFAf11cnE--Yasterday the remains OF two
newly born female infants were found IN q paper
box under Twelfth street bridge. They were
whipped in eheet, and bore evidence of having
hcen there Tor several days The Coroner held a
inquest. but nothing was developed as to their
parcutagc. ~~@
, 1865-03-04

TEE ADULTERY CAsE.-August Beflich, whose
arrest for adultery We noticed yesterday, was ar
1atgued In the Police Court in the afternoon, aud
pleaded guilty to the charge. lie further con-
1essed that attempts had been made to produce NJ
abortion which failed, and that his s'ep.d.ushter
subsequently gave birth 10 child, or which be
vas the father. He was held to ball In the sum OF
&9.1W. Complaint was then made tha, the ACCUSED
had Threatened the lfe of his wife who caused hls
arrest Upon this he was required to ind further
bail IN the sum Of 200, falling to do so he WAS
, 1865-03-04

VOUNG MEMS ASSOUIA-
l. TION LECTURES.
, 1865-03-04

WANTED-Agents-$50 to $3.50
tnsre duce the ceeh.ased sEoMM0N SENSE wv
siaci1NE !sa M Ihs machine ~! hsm st!:eh ~,
ysar.. P1lce onl" sls We viii pay good saiesne1
give commission by which twice that .onnt cah Dc
made; Cl1enlars sent fres. Address z. T. BUSH 8
asehlne h'gn p5ea os !ow price thai viii mako
ours. Hvery thrd ftlch bs cnt and then we viii
give auy one Machine that wt1l work or pail the
cloth apart Without tearing IT, mh.nll13 It
, 1865-03-04

FnEaH sukp.-7he guests ofthe fremont Rouse
were yesterday feasted on splendid lot Of fresh
sbad, the very first Of the Season received direct
from North Carolina They cost nearly three dol
lars cach. Mine host Of the fremont are ever Oh
the qni yiye TOR all that makes the nrst-class ho-
tel: they are never behind the uncs; always
Repage To take them pY the fQ1elQcE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-05-19

G. r. Thomas, Secretary of State in
North Carolina, under Governor Vance,
writes to the Raleigh Progress: Il have
been a s~ecessionist. | have been a
conservative, by whatever other party
name we have been designated. To ev-
cry secessionist I would say, Go and sin
no more To every conservative 1 would
say, Come, let us do. hotter. a great
work is before us at The close of this rev
o%lution. Domestic slavery ought to be,
must be abolished, at once and
forever, IN North Carolina; and when
that shall have been done, reconciliation
will be quick and general, if not u%niver-
sal. The abolition of. slavery is a condi-
ton precedent to the settlement Of our
national difficulties upon any satisfactory
and permanent basis. / do not wish to
discuss the matter, but I am decidedly
IN favor of the Union, and the re-estab-
Hshing of the relations of North Carroll
ma, freed from human slavery, with the
Federal Government, in the speediest
way eonformable with the Constitution
and compatible with the dignity and
character of the State