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FoREIGN PORTS.

At Shanghae FEB 7, ship Resoute McGilyery unc Il
4 barque Nestor. Cloutman, for Chefoo.
Sid I'm Hong Kong Feb 1, Forest Belle. Percival, |
Foochow; Naooo, Pettengill Manila; Malay, Hutch.
4 nson. do.
Ar at Swallow Feb O. barques valetta. Dawes, fm
Che 90; 9Th. Huntress. Whelaen. shanghae.
Sid I'm singapore Feb II, ships indiamau: Webb
Il arQue Rocket, Freeman, Boston.
Ar at Rangoon Jan &c. ships Sardinia. Nelson. FIN
Ssrcue Jswess. Stevens s Bombay 'AsAp0''' 'i'A
Ar at Akyab Feb l6. ship Danl Marcy, Ross, from
At do Feb 49, ships Jennie Eastman, starksy; Old
aColony. Berry; George Washington Haines; Alice
4 Ball, Ros White Mountain. Harden Benz Bangs,
Ncrcrost; Lawrence, Brown, and Danl Marcy, Ross,
Ar at Maulmain Feb l. ship Houghton. Buckmin-
3ster, Bombay.
Sid I'm Calcutta Feb 10. ship Harry Warren, At
At Bombay Feb g. ships Zenobia Hayes, for Liv-
xerpool; Soooo. Hutchinson for Calcutta; Mime
sofa, Laurick. for Rangoon.
At Frontera, Mexico. 18th ult, brig Star of Faith,
6Freeman. for Boston IA days.
Sid I'm do 18th, brig Star of Hope, for New York.
!, SD I'm Madras Feb IS, ship Nor wester. Brown,
Ar at Gqxhaven Gath ult. ship Flssswing Kelley
E3Baker's land.
a At Manila Feb 6. ship Alhambra. Lucas. for New
~ York.
Ar at Gale. tno date) ship Ellen Foster, Robinson
#Boston, and wss ordered to Calcutta
" At Madeira 18th ult, barque st Andrew, Harring
y Sid FIN Gibraltar 18th ult. ship Bosphorus, Blan
Richard from Trapanil for Boston.
III At Ponce PR I'd inst brig Resolute, Peterson, 70
HNew York days; tch Mos Patten, do days.
Sid LIST. brig Caroline Kelley, Morrill,. for Port
land
At sagua Sd inst. ship s Harris Curtis for Phils
delphia days; barque Esther, Prince, for New Yor
ITO days; Mary Dyer Simmons, for do. do.
.H At Nenvitas Sd inst, barqu, ROsamond. Pickett
n for New York days; briggs Nebraska. Emery, do Il
f&6 days; Celestna, Pickett. do in days
# Ar at Nassau MP 9Th inst brig Hyperion, Levi.
Bath; 7th. barque r G W Dodge, Wells, do.
A Cid at st John NIB sth inst. sch Condor, Peck, 70
"a Portland.
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y Inauguration of President johnson = Hi
a Speech.

Inauguration of President johnson = Hi
a - Speech.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
a At an early hour this morning, Il. NJ. Stan.
3ton, Secretary Of War, sent an official commu-
AnicAt IN to Hon. Andrew johnson, Vice Pres
$ident OF the United States, stating that in
ton should take place as soon as possible, and
requesting him to state the place and hour at
which the ceremony should be performed
Mr.. johnson immediately replied that it would
/ be agreeable to him to have the proceedings
\ take place at his rooms at the Kirk wood
House, as soon as the arrangements could be
perfected.
Chief Justice Chase was informed of the
zact, and repaired to the appointed place with
8Secretary McCullock, Attorney Gen. Speed,
4 E. P. Blair, SEN, Hon. M. Blair, Senator Stew,
TART of Nevada, Hale OF N. H., Gen. Farms
worth of Illinois,. 1911 40 aEfs5
At IL o'clock the oath of office was admin
3istered by the Chief Justice OF the United
States, in his usual solemn and impressive
manner. In a brief speech Mr.. johnson said :
The duties of the Office are mine. will per-
form them. The consequences are with God.
IGentlemen, shall need your support. | am
deeply impressed with the solemnity of the
occasion and the responsibility of the duties
|of the office am assuming. Mr. johnson an.
|peared TO be in remarkably good health and
|has a high and realizing sense of the hopes|
centered upon him. His manner was solemn
land digniied. 1t is expected that during the|
day President johnson will issue his first pro-
clamation to the American people,.
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goyerruled for the good of the nation, and for
Sthe glory Of God.
Rev. DIR. Graham, Pastor OF Casco street
Church, then read selections from the scrip
ttures-commencing with the Psalm II:
Shaw's Quartette then sang that beautiful
chant,
"Thy will be DONE"
] in such sweet and solemn manner as to draw
stears and sobs from the vast audiencs.
DR.. Smaller then read dispatches announcing
1 that Secretary Seward and his son were stiil
Giving, the former were comfortable. Inns
{ was received with emotions Of joy by the as
ssemblage.
4 Rev. Mr.. Bodies, Pastor of the LIST Univer
3salist Church closed the exercises with a
Smost affecting benediction.
The services were just one hour in duration
sand we never before saw SO lars e an audience
4 when such stiffness reigned. After the bene-
Election all retired quietly and with solemnity
8It was good to be there.
The services at the hall closed the demon.
astrations for the day.
q LII OOlCtCuCO w tAO PoutiO ACGAiASS IAAOSoA0
Bidwell & Pike closed Deering Hall, and
81. Murray & Co.. closed. Lancaster Hall, and
athere were no performances at either place
Messrs. Murray & Co., gave notice that theil
establishment would be closed until further
Snotice.
a In front of Deering Hall was placed por
atrait of the President and over it a Transparent
icy bearing the following quotation from Shak
Hspear:
"He has borne his faculties SO meek,
81 Hath been 80 clear in his great office,
That his vii tues will plead like Angels, trumpet
n Aga.ns, the deep damnsticn Of his taking off"
The Custom House and Post Office were
%closed during the day.
In the general suspension of business, thu
&sale of stocks which was to have taken place
3at the Merchants Exchange, was postponed
Ito next Saturday.
q II was pleasant to witness on this mourn
$ful occasion such commingling of PARTIES
6 Yet there were some who openly expresses
&their Joy at the assassination of the Presi
Hdent. Thank God the number was small
I'VE have heard of two or three who got rough
handled for exulting at the success of tn
assassin. Lucky for them was it that u
Ncrowd heard their savage Civilizations. 1t re
zquired but slight spark to create such
#ablaze as should make these traitors rue tn
& day in which they were born. We have bee
Npromised the names of such, and If we do &c
them they will find themselves paraded be
fore an indignant public, to be visited with tn
|sscorn and detestation of ever decent person.
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from snsrman-Aayanoe Of hts Army.

New YORK, April Is.
The Herald's Goldsboro correspondent SAYS
'Sherman's army commenced its advance OF
THE 9th, moving in three columns under How
lard. Slocum, and SchoHeld.
During the rejoicing over the news from
Richmond, Gen. Sherman was called out BIZ
ibis troops, and he addressed a few words tc
them, saying he was informed Richmond had
been captured, and Lee was flying in dismay
He said Grant wrote him he was pursuing Lee
|and he hoped he (Sherman) would press John
stou. I think we win do it, said Sherman
The soldiers cried, I'VE will, we wil.' Sher.
man told his soldiers that he did not mean tc
let Johnston have any rest.
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MARRIED..

J In Brownfeld. April H. by Thos P Cleaves. Esq.
Ansel Thurston and Miss Mary Adjutant, both Of
Brownfield.
In Searsmont, April 8, james H knight and Clara
IA Thayer.
In Boston, April 2. VIM Stacy, Jr, of Augusta
land Annie Barney. OF b..
@ IN Mt Vernon, April 9, Eugene FellowsAnd Miss
caroline Chapman, both of Fayette.
In Boston, March 49, Wider of Lawrence
: and Rosie K True. of Hope Me.
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THE VERY THING FOR THE TIMES -If there is
lone thing more than another that comes in gocd
{ lime Just now it is the Family Dye C6tors Of How
& Stevens The use will save the necessi y for pur-
! oh sing many gsrment, the more particularly
Hamong the ladies. For very trifiug expenditure
1 old things may be made 10 look as good as new
AThese dyes include some thirty or more colors are
entirely reliable, aud can be us with the smaesi
am ount OF tcub The process is very simple, just
the result Ia very certain. They can be used on
&a sorts of fl brics and when cololored, will nither
crack smut, rub off or fade. The demand for them
is Immense and their use almost universal ap15d1w
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE No. "a North St.-posses ion viven I'm
A1media.ely-w be sold at e bargain Il Spvlio
|AAILEY, at Woodman, True &lCo's 81 ana r, Md
Ole q, or A. his resdsnce Ne 81 NORTH 81 snl1dln
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Details of TIE Assassination.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington, April 10, 4.lO A. ID.
Maj. Gen. Dir:-The President continues
linsensible, and is sinking. Secretary Seward
remains without change. Frederick Stewards
skull is fractured in two places, besides Sc
Ivere cut upon the head. The attendant is
lstill alive but hopeless. Major Stewards
wounds are net dangerous.
1t is now ascertained with reasonable GER
1tainty that two assassins were engaged in the
horrible crime, Wilkes Booth being the one
athat SHOT the President. The other was a
;companion OF his whose name is not known,
but whose description is SO clear that he can
hardly escape. It appears from letter found
liz Booths trunk that the murder was planned
before the 4th of March, but fell through then
because the accomplish backed out until Rich
4 mond could be heard from.
Booth and his accomplish were at the livery
stable at six o'clock last evening, and left there
with their horses about ten o'clock, or shortly
>before that hour. It would seem that they
Y had for several days been seeking their chance
I but for some unknown reason 1t was not car.
; ried into effect until last night. One OF these
|lhas evidently made his way to Baltimore, the
( other has not yet been traced
(Signedl +. M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War
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W Ar DEPAHTMENT,P T. NJ. Gen. Bureau,
Washington, April 10, 9.40 A. M.
1t is. believed that the assassins OF the Presi-
dent and Secretary Seward are attempting to
escape to Canada. You will make a careful
and thorough examination Of all persons at
tempting to cross from the United States into
Canada, and will arrest all suspicious persons.
The most vigilant scrutiny on your part, and
the force at your disposal, is demanded. a
description Of the parties supposed to be i'm
plcated in the murder will be telegraphed to
you to day; but, in the meantime, be active in
the crossing of any suspicious per-
sons. BY order of the Secretary of War.
N. L. JEFFERs,
Acting Prov. Marshal General.
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JEwHr.Hx.

Send me One Dollar by mail and will send you
1any ofthe following q Id Plated Articl, s:-Sef Of
Ladies' Jewe'ry, Long Chsin, Locket, Neck Chain
Ring. Vest Chain, Bracelet, Gents Chain PIN, Sci
lof Buttons, Set OF Jet Hoops, Belt Buckle, Bell
iPin. Also will send good Hunting Cased Silver
PLATED Watch and hahn for sis.
Address, DRESsER'S Dollar Store, Portland
Ne. Box 1879. mar9dzm~
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AND and two tenements On the corner Of VIII
~ low . rect and Ashland Avenue Also, the two
h .orlel house and lot on Ashland AyeDcs. property
|ot William Capen. late of Portland, deceased The
|t1ove property will be sold "a purchaser for the
wns preferredl at fair price on accommodating
terms.
II not sold before the 18th day Of May proxlno it
will then hs sold by auction, on the premises, at Il
api7dsw J.R. BsAzTER. Admlnistrstor
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Hon,e and Land on CONGRESS St.

3uyHe house and No 1853 Congress st; size Of house
AZ BY 45 feet, which caa be easily CONVEX 90 into
Is two len ement block Thelo Is about So fset o,
congress street by $50 feet in depth oapital lo
loafion for a Phi sican and Surgeon.
For further information ulee.e amply at
J. X BRAzfER
apl7d3w az EXCHANGE straet
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From North Caroline.

NEW YORK. April 10.
The Heralds Goldsboro' correspondent has
ia report from Raleigh, saying Coy Vance will
scall the North Cardinal Legislature together,
land repeal the secession ordinance.
The Worlds Goldsboro' correspondent OF
18th, states that the city was sacked and rob,
,bed by the lower classes. The 10Th Virginia
Reserves were left to protect the people, but
Twas unable to do so. The mob took posses
!sion of some OF the larger warehouses and
|stores and robbed them.
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DIED.

In this CITY, April 16 suddenly, Thos r Jones, ESQ
aged 80 years.
In Ssccarappa, April l6. Mr. Dominicus Wake
field. aged go years months.
In Falmouth April IA, Mr. Joseph II Noyes, aged
s34 years
Eg-Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock
from his mothers residence Relatives and friendl
are invited to attend.
In Limington, April 7, Mr. Benjamin Norton, aged
s79 years. tsE W ~
In Pembroke. April S, Mr. Caleb Hersey, aged 9;
3years days
In West Lubec. March IL, Mrs Angelina. wife OF
VIM Rea, aged % years.
In West Bath. April 10. Mrs Apphia c, wife Of MI
Francis NJ Brown, aged 90 years.
In Annapolis Md, April 2. VIM II Lovejoy, OF
Bath, aged 40 years-member 18th Me Reg.
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DISASTERS.

\ Sh p Statesman, Williams, from - for London
spoken by ship Wanderer in lon 40 a. with los
Sof thee topmasts. and leaking badly. 1t was blow
Ping gale at the time and Capt Williams requested
stne anderer to lay by him till morning, but during
dthe night the disappeared
Calcutta, March IL. Operatians are now in pro
5cess to launch the Richard Busted and Esmeralda
(which will probably be successful
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
NEWS
FORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday ........................ April Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lewiston. Knight, Boston.
Sch Debonnaire. tBrl Hiltz. Windsor Ms,
Sch Rena. Cudworth, Baltimore.
Sch George Deering. Willard PHILADELPHIA.
Sch Sarah. Thomas. New York.
Sch Lapwing, Hallowell. Belfast. M
Sch Panther. Coombs. GouldsDoro,
Sch Iantha, Coombs. Boothbay. E4'
Sch Boxer sutton Ipswich for Bangor
Sch Mary. Turner, Calais for Philadelphia.
Sch oregon, Mills Bluehll for Salem
Sch Robinson Cousins, Ellsworth for New York
Sch Coral, Kent. Bangor for Mi .dleton CT
Sch City Point Matthews. Belfast for Boston,
Sch Grecian, Stratton, Sullivan for New York
sch Pilgrim. Robbins, Jonesport for Boston.
Sch Atlantic Lynch. Wiscasset for Boston
Sch Loduska, Smith, Yarmouth for 1T Monroe.
CLEARED.
Steamship Nova scotiaa, fBr) Brown Liverpool
II A Allan. lQ addE a ~
Son. sf = f--- -
Her. = .'->-''-' = s- -
Listejohn q Chase
M B Nickerson. -.
gnnR A.w
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e. ARRIVED. ST.
Steamer Forest City, Donavan, Boston. g.
Sch Morning Star. (Br) Miller, Windsor Ms.
sch Maria Whitney, snow. AmooyNY
sen kllen Norman. Hamilton. New York.
Sch Angelina Hix, New York.
Sch Albert Jameson, Candage, New York
Sch Boston, Gould, Boston.
Sch Mayfower, Jones, Eastport.
Sch Fieerwing, Starting, Monhegan. o.
Sch Velocity, Murch, Ellsworth. s
Sch Monticello, Farrar, Bristol
Sch w Crawford, Davis, Bristol ts1-
Sloop Jenny Lind, Googins, Saco.
SAILED = Bsigs Sarah z Kennedy, Cemanth.
Hopkins; sch belmont and others - u
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Washington, April Is.
To Mai. Gen. Dtr:-The official notice OF
1.-THE death of the late President, Abraham Lin
!coln, was given by the heads of the Depart
|ments this morning to Andrew johnson, Vice
President, upon whom the Constitution de-
|volved the office of President. Mr.. johnson,
this notice, appeared before Chief
Justice Chase, and took the oath of office as
President of the United States, and assumed
Its duties and functions.
AT IL O'Clock the President met the heads oil
1.-THE Departments in Cabinet meeting at the
Treasury building and, among other busl-
3ness, the following was transacted:
I LIST. The funeral of the late President was
referred to the several Secretaries, as far a.
relates to their respective departments;
End. Vim. Hunter was appointed acting
aSecretary OF State during the disability OF Mr.
sSeward, and his son Frederick Seward, the
I Assistant Secretary.
3rd. The President formally announced tha
4 he desired to retain the present Secretaries o
1 the Departments of his Cabinet, and they
would go on and discharge their respective
3duties in the same manner as before the de
2plorable event that had changed the Head o.
8 the Government.
All business in the Departments was sus
apended during the day. The surgeons repor
Sthat Mr.. Stewards condition remains un
2 changed. He is doing well. There is no inn
3proyementin Mr.. Frederick Seward.
n The murderers have not yet been appre
8hended.
tSigned) e. M. STANTON,
81 Secretary OF War.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

07On BUsHELs now landlng ALDO. 4oy
- W. bushels white See I Corn, 70 sale By
\ II, BURGIN,
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The churches throughout the city were
ldraped in mourning and in many of them the
morning services were appropriate to the
5mournful occasions. In others, such services
( took place in the evening. We give brief
account OF such as our reporters have handed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

March q. lat / 80 s. lon % 80. ship P whitney
|Avery from Cailao for Genoa.
April g. lat Il 81 Ion 70 rs, ship Hope from Bostol
for New Orleans.
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$40 900 Rescard for the Murderer of the
Presidefaf.

WASHINGTON, April Is, $40 A. M.
4 Mai. Gen. Augur, commanding the Depart
iment of Washington, has offered reward OF
$4,000 to the party, or parties, arresting the
murderer OF the President, and the assassin Of
THE Secretary of State and his son.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Letters Remnining Unclaimed

the Post Once at Portland, State of Maine. 18th
day OF April, 1865.
V-"Io obtain any Of these letter., the applicant
must call tos advertised letters give the date of
this list, and pay one cant for advertising.
kY-"Ifnot called for within one MONTH they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Oface
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

~ An unoccupied house in Rockland was de
'stroyed BY fire on Tuesday of last week, prob
Iably the work Of an incendiary.
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Wnnted,

A GOOD Boat Raider wanted. Good wages and
"A steady employment given Address,
splTdlws q. y. MERRILL, Bucksport, Me.
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bHIF LETTERS,
eAei~
|Somers John sob California;
Emery A sch Char ie & Willie
du tchnson Il sob CARGO
CLARK Lyman capt brig II Kennedv
rratt capt owner of nt Dirigo
lharies thos A brig Donna Maria
Wileg ARENAS sch DR. Rogers
Burton Peter sch Ida
bennett Geo sch John j FRAZIER
Hover Henry br 4 Jeremiah
Allen VIM ca ship Baker
ucker Chas brig Z n Merrett
weat Jos sch Ls0kout
Kidd David capt brig Lather
Riley Francis barque N Haven
McCarty Mohl Il Nor ha rrv
Talbot sch Mary White
Jameson Chas sch Tarbox
Pendle' on bridge eaps sch N rsrbox
kich Simeon II sch Shawmut
anomss Wm sch Sea BREEZE
liatton Johr fch w II Sargent
A. I. DOLE. Po,fmuster
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ROarld.


Wantcd An'mediafely.
d NE good Upholsterer aud one good Cabin
al. MAKER. 10 men who thoroughly understsn
sne IL business permanent employment and goo
wages will be given Apply 70
w. +. PARKER,
apl7dst 4sr l4s Exchange St. Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-17

IMPORTS.

WINDSOR Ms. Sch Debonnaire--l5Ot tons plaster
s5S gus dried pollock 200 boxes herring, to order
Sch Morning Star-l6O tons plaster, to order
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

R@~The following gentlemen were unan-
imously elected Directors of the First Ma
tionaa Bank oftCadiz, at the annual election
held at its Banking House ga Tuesday, the
aOth inst. j. S. Thomas, NJ. Mccall,
&, George, Sr. ,John,C ,Carnahan, s. Slemmons
John Green, RobertH' 'ittis, John Hammond
and Isaac Thomas. This bank has, by care
ful and prudent. management, done a Aour-
.ishing business during tie past year, and
we predict for it during the present year a
still further increase Of busiRess, while un-
der the present able managers.
The Harrison Branch Bank, at its annual
election on the 10th inst, elected the fol-
lowing gentlemen as Directors of that insti-
tuition for the ensuing yeaE--C Dewey,
VIM. Mcfarland, John McBean, H. s.
McFadden, Alex. Haverfeld This old
and reliable institution cmtinues 10 do u
large business, which its able management
makes its well worthy to receive.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

SUDDEN DEATHS. Mrs BRIcKER, an
sold much respected resident of Cadiz, was
found dead in her bed on last Tuesday
morning. She was in her usual health the
evening previous, and had been visiting her
neighbors. In the morning, at late hour,
perceiving an unusual euietness, the neigh
bors become alarmed, ahd procuring assis-
tance, they forced an entrace and found her
cold and rigid i'm fhc embrace of death-the
spirit messenger having bereft her Of life,
apparently withoal a struggle. Esq, Hays,
acting Coroner, summoned jury Of iE-
quest, who returned verdict that she had
come to her death from disease Of the heart
MICHAEL YosT, of Short Greek town
thip, an old citizen, aged 9S years, was found
dead in his bed one morning last week,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
New Time Table ON tho Cadiz
Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows:-6- 90
A NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
The train that leaves at 500 4. NJ. makes
a close connection al tile Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
uects with the passeHger train going East.
The train that leaves at $50 P. NJ. makes
n 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:-l-0o
p. NJ. and 900 =. NJ.
The train TINT arrives Mt loo P. NJ. brings
the mails from the East and the West, The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
coo A. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
Hofes for Rent ina CaIfZ.

The old American House" Cadiz, is
now under repair, and, when completed,
will be the best public housc,in town. The
3rofrietors, T. j. Brown 4 CO., offer it for
reirt .Sn reasonable terms. 1t is the most
fayoraSle location in town, and any good
man could do well in it. The house will IN
future he known as the "SSIigaMAN" II, H,>use,
in homer OF GeR ,Skeralan
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

Nothing of impo "tanee has transpi-
red iu the Ohio Legislatn &c duing the past
week. Senator Jamison introduced bill
for the relief of citizens of Harrison county
who iudemnifed the county commissioners
to borrow money to pay bou,lies. Repre-
sentative Watson introduced 4 bill to au-
thorize trustees in Harrison county to levy
q tax to repay bounty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

Frsx SLEIGuINta.-During the past week
we have been enjoy ug excellent sleighing.
The roads are in fine condition, and from
morning till night and from night till nj
,anost morning, the merry jingle of the bells
are heard The people appear determined
80 enjoy the season while II lasts
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

ApBarrett still survives the rush Of the
holidays, and, always up with the times, he
has rephnis5ed his stock with everything
nice. VII en you want anything in his line
give him a call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
Old Chairs Made New {!

All persons having old chairs they .Nre de-
snous to have painted, bring them right
along from this time until April lst. Room,
over Glass w agon Shop.
". JAMES MCCONNELL.