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NEW York, October 2I.-Gold rather
weaker. Government was seller this
Is moderate. Quotations continue nj
about Yesterdays figures. fpi ~ =
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NEW YoRK, Oct, PA very interest,
ing presentncnt of political, Serial and
miscellaneous affairs and events in
England, France and Italy. are furnish
ed in the HeraId's correslSondencef from
the capitals of all those countries.
Among their contents is n Disclosure, al
an arrangement whichiti is said wns en-
tered into between the Emporors Napo-
leon and MaXimiliun mt the time of The
establishment of tho Mexican ei1pire.
by which n pledge tosustnin this estnh3.
Hshment against all its foes was made
by the former p0tentatc, and by which,
III return, MaXfmilinn stipulated that
in case he should die without issue.
sSIeStso should become ii French COLONY
1t appears that the nristocrncv mid
hnAnciers of England arG not the only
Europeans of their respective classes
who were victiIhized by the bonds Of
the JEFF: DhVis confederncy, MS some
frenchmen of note arc mentioned ms
having suffered to an uncomfortabIe
extent through Investments in those
Securities sgla .is II 81, 80
In Italy the excitement caused amonr.
the people by THO announcement of a
purpose to impose now and exceedinglv
burdensome taxes, has been allnyedS by
the government officially .acknOwledts-
ing ITS error and promising to work a
speedy correction. In a manner this
Will prove entirely satisfactory.
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DR.. Lee Is graduate OF one of the leading
medical colleges OF Cincinnati. Ohio, and Inns
been actively engaged in the practice Of med
tcine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheeling land he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired of his pro-
iesssion during SO long md ynried n prncticc,
that he will be able to satisfy NIL who f1ny m
vor him with their patronage. DR.. ee,iII aii.
dthon TO his regular pructice, Will devote q
part OF each day to the treatment OF Chronic
ii III. Lee Is now prepared with nll
medical application OF electricity us an aIlXi.
larry in the treatment OF many diseases both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
Leo has given much time and attention to tho
study and practice OF Operative OpthAlmiC
Surgery, and he isnow prepared 10 perform
all the various OpefntiOnS ON the Eve n; we'll
as to treat all the different diseases or the
same, IN strict accordance with tile lntet md
emit time. i' 80 f755+ u
ralgta and diseases of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility Fever and Agile,
and all of the various and painful disease;
which women ARE subject tn, :
Any person wishing to consult tile Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can do 70
either, personally or by letter, confidentinlly
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
Inviolnte, and his ability tocure, them.
DIR. Lee cures all thedifiereTt forms OF club
] Foot, by an operation which Is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.7
Pr1Vnte diseases speedily and permanently
cured: Ireatinent--new, safe and reliable. -
l DIR. Lee VIII give two hours every WeineR-
day and Saturday afternoons to tile Treatment
i2ot those who are unnble IN pay. 80
REFERENcE.-PrOE. John II. Scudder, Gin
| cinnatt, Ohio; Prof q. Freeman, Cincinnati
OHIO Prof. Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR.. Robt. g. Newton, My. City. ?
| Besides numerous testimQnialSf from persons
who have been cured by me, and my Diplo-
| mas can he seen In INV Office. 0ctlS
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NEW YoRK, oct. 2l.-Tn the small set
Element known rs Blazing Star, about
five miles from RAILWAY, II! j. tie boiIz
er' of j. A. Steinhauser's establishment
for preparing phosphate of lime, .ex-
pl0ded about 8 o'clock on Tuesday even
ing, with such terrible effect that. the
building, n frame 100 feet square, was
entirely wrecked, and the boiler lax by
yards from the place and 100 feet hight.
when 1t struck the earth throwing up
dirt to great height, and then re-
bounded IS feet further. ri 3.
A number ofmen were in the build
ing; three of them who stood near tile
boiler were killed, two instantly, but
the third lived until the fol- lowing morn
ing. g ., -, 1
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steanhuats.
Regular PIttsburss ma PnrkersbUrvi
Packet.
Tbefastr nnning nocl,et nAyARn

" - The last running packet BAYARD,
sIIIIa8ttI q Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
s@s4EeEevery Monday md Thursday Mt 81
O'Clock p. IN. Leaves for PittsbuTs every We'd
neSday and Saturday at o'clock p. m. sTS+
For freight or passage apply on board or to
OC23 j. MANNER & CO.. AEents
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FOR CINCINNAn.

The side wheel steamer EAGLE.
/ els%s ACaptnIn Booth, will leave MS above
- Monday, tho Sd inst, ut 8 O'Clock
For freight or passage npply on board or TO
BOOTH, BA1tELLE & CO.,
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BOOTS "a Shoes

ID PORTER 4 SONS ANNOUNCES TO.
III, their friends and the public that their
Fall Stock OF Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
chase in Baltimore or PhiladelphlaI Mt NO
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, w. Yt. =
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NEW YoRK, oct. 2l.-The steamers amer
America nom Savannah on the Istht
and Georgia from Galveston 18th, have
arrival, 80 80 \,
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PEf.TT siut1Raea Pa, Oct. 2l.-River six
feet by pier; rising slowly,
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ST. LOUIS, oct, 21.-Lewis Bethers
vinegar factory, corner OF. Washing ton,
streetand FRANKLIN avenue, was burned
so, 600. ia 4f-l.t.I-r tr5sj ; 5-s.ss-...
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Lewis Hayne, private Secretary Of
Governor Holden, has resigned anu tx,
for Congress in the Randolph
district on the Worth ticket. u =
The flct that all the secsssionists on
pose Holden will probably unite tie
true Union vote ON him and elect him.
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The Worlds special says:
4 Post Master General Dennison this
evening ordered service on tho East
Tennessee 81 Virginia railroad from
Knoxville, by 25 intermediate points to
Gordonsville, Va. The service TO be dai-l
" or Oftner. .n-.,-
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Latest South Carolina News.

Decided To Issue Gold No.es.-.The Ne.
groes In Texas'-ExPenses ofthe Navy
~ accounts AtS gal
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Episconnl G,onrentinn.

ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12
OilBmteIitgence.

Son. IN HANcocK- We are reliable in.
forned that oil in paying quantity has been
struck by the company operating on Hard.
ing's Run in our neighborif1g county of
Hancock. near what is known as the Old
Mill. The depth at which the strike was
made, h given at one Thousand aud sixty
feet This, If correct, as we believe it to
be, ~ another evidence that to find all in
1his region, il necessary to go very deep
but that OF . certain depth it is almost
Invariably to be found. = Wellsburg Her-
aid.
.erSOIL. I'VE learn that oil has been struck
tat Ferguson's Salt. Works. sou Wills Greek,
two miles north of this place, at tho depth
OF ITO feet. 1t the is best quality of lubri-
eating oil. The precious fluid has also been
feached near Senecasille. We have not
been. Informed what quantity eithet we'll
produces. - G,ter7lsey Je6ysoaia,,. ~ . =
peArWe might add to. the above, that
Sseme-three. wells are, now being bored IN
ths s,eopnty,. for the purpose Of finding OF. -
.9nein the neighborhood Of New Market.
which isbeiDg sunk bya Cleveland company.
Ihsyase working night and day. and have
.ft.pk their well between three and four hun
-.dred feet with a good prospect of finding
eSa iR9shert tine The other two wells
are being sunk BY the CadiE iUnion Petro-
leum Company--one on the, Finnical farm
'inrhis township, and the Other near Mil
.sns.istatian .ia0erman ,tesslsblIg They
have been At YORK but se* dayg. .seet 10
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when all the children Of men shall raise that
beautiful anthem, first sung by the khep-
herds Of Galilee, GLORY to God ia the
highest, on Earth Peace and good will to
men" No, we shall not forget those he
roic soldiers. Their deathless fame is writ
teuil the hearts of the people. From the
Granite hills of New Hampshire to the
white tops Sf the Pacific Sierra's, while
that benifcent heaven bends over our land
to bless it, while the rivers run and the
mountains stand to unite it, the American
people viii preserve in the pautbeon of their
hearts, To an IMMORTAL memory, the names
Of these heroes. In conclusios, La
dies, allow NE again to thank you. You
have our kindest wishes-and our constant
prayer is that your devotion to the Union
may never be less sincere. y,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12

naF'Ne learn that the large brick house
Of Mrs Fleming Of Sinithdell, Jefferson
couaty, was struck by lightning about one
o clock, on the morning Of July s. and was
with its contentstotally destroyed, 1 1t was
considered one OF the best III not the hesl)
house in the place Loss about So, 900, on
which there was no insurance. This shows
+, the effect Of not having your property insu-
red. .. o, 4 ,f.~..........--,. t-...~.
Sice writing the above we find in the
Wheeling Rrgstrr the following; TTy
HINevIAn AND Destructive. The house
= occupied by Mrs. Mary Fleming, in Smith
siell, Jefferson, county, Ohio, was struck by
lightning on the moruing of July 5th, at
aheat A. NJ, and entirely destroyed, with
I all ks contents, clothing, furniture, jewelry,
silver Eare and money; the family, an old
: lady OF eighty. two daughters and small
boy, barely escaping with their nightclothes.
The house was q large brick, substantially
built with wooden teneinents at either eiid,
butwith brick Prevails between and singu-
= lar to relate, Notwithstanding the extreme
heat Of the fire. neither Of the frame build
:.g4 We're materially injured. The wood
work of the burned building was reduced to
cshes. Xheloss, including some GOLD, that
S'aasay possibly be recovered, IL estimated at
from $4,000 to- $4,000. An the cembusti-
hle portions cfthe house seems to have been
ssnited simultaneously by the lightning, and
80 have gone into one general blaze, SO rapid
/, was the eenhagration. - s%+
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SHoT HLMsELF.-We are informed that
MIR. Emerson White, of Fairvicw, acciden-
tally shot himself on Saturday last, and that
he's now in very critical situation, and
that fedrs ,are entertained that he cannot
recover. This occurrence took pluee about
one mile south of Artriti, near the resi.
dence nf Mr.. G. g. Wdlldr, to whose house
he was taken and kindly cared for, and
where he was visited by Drs. Bracken and
Moore, of Antrim, and DR.. White, of sales
vile, who rendered him medical aid, but
did not extract the ball, being unable to as
certain its locality. Mr.. White was walking
along. the road and seeing bird on the
roadside took out his revolver to shoot at it,
but the revolver missing fire he put It into
the right pocket of his vest and it imt1edi.
ately went off, the ball entering his abdomen
passing along down striking the pelvic bone
and glancing inwardly and lodging in his
body. Mr, White was removed to his home
on Sunday, since which time we have not
heard from him, - GueypSey Times
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12

A beautiful incident in the celebration O
the Fourth of July in Cadiz was the pre-
sentation by the ladies Of Cadiz Of a bean.
tlfnl silk flag, costing some $50, to tho
National Guards of HARRISON county--tht
flag being given in ncharge of Co. A. GOA
being in line, Miss Gretta Semmons, on
behalf OF the ladies', made the following re-
marks on presenting the flag:
le Galltht Men: To you we present the
most glorious bannertEat has ever been un
turled to the breeze, and as it is spotess
now, 50 let it ever be; and may YOU be its
brave defenders If it is ever insulted by a
dastardly coward who may.b so .impudent
az to call himself its foe. May
the gem of the Ocean," never blush to
own you as her sons--Inay we never hear
OF you bowling to any one who is an enemy
Of your country.
Although We hope you may never have to
ieaNe your pleasant homes to endare the
hardshlps to defend the dear old flag, as
those noble braves whom we welcome here
to-day have done, yet ii'you should, remem-
Der that we at home will constantly pray for
you as we have for those gallant lpen-
that the God Of Battles will protect YOU
that the Eagles of Victory will perch upon
your banners. Then protect well the Stars
and Stripes.
To,which Mr., E.. T, Sheppard, on behalf
OF the National Guards, responded as fol-
love:
Ladies Permit me to say. in behalf Of
the 18th battalion, that this token of YOUR
regard is gratefully received. We are proud
OF 1t because 1t is the gift of the noble wo-
men OF our country, who, in the hour of the
nation. peril, despaired not OF the Repub.
ilc, and whose gentle hands, like the COM
iortlng angels, never wearied in ministering
to the wants of the suffering soldier. We
are doubly proud of it because it has been
baptized in the blood of five hundred
thousand of our tiers, and for that noble
sacrl6ce every star reflects that sentiment
so dear to every American patriot,
union OF hearts, union of hands,
A union that no one may sever. .
Aunlon of lakes and q union of lands.
The American Union forever"
But while we cannot forget this mark of
your favor to-day, we shall hold in grateful
remembrance the services of the time hon
ored soldiers-these brave men whose deeds
of valor are written in letters of blood from
the peaceful banks of the Potomac to the
yellow tide Of the Rio Gramle--these men,
with the dust Of their weary marches yet
fresh upon their brows, and the blood of
their murdered Comrades still upon thsir
garments these men, whose banners Of
conflict but yesterday streamed from the
confines OF Maryland to the boubdlass val
Al = Il
walked through the darkness and shadow of
death, that not one star should be torn from
that angs nor onejot ortittle Of that Char.
Ter of Human Rights" should be blotted
,ut. 1t was for all this that God gave them
he ylctery and set His bow in the clouds
" the departing tempest, as brightness
II heaven, betokening the ,moryling Of that
beautiful day-so long foretold in prophecy
,aa 4 ,iqyekea jp ;sengT-when tho Angel Of !
skal' lead s'ps''itg captive ,snd
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We understand that our old fellow
citizen, W. II. Harper has full charge OF
the old and well known hotel, Smell House"
at tiis Depot in Nrnia, on the line of the
Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad. All
trains, North, South, East and Meet, stnp
there for nleals. MIR. liatpcr can furnish
his guests with all kinds ef refreshments
'peais and lodgings. Passengers walked up
fsr sll night traks having night watch
man for that purposs.r We recommend all
who visit Cincinnati, or going west via.
Dayton, TO lie sure anl call on Mr. H., ss
they can We furnished meals at Depot or
Snell House on reasonable terms. ,te.
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New Time Table on the Cadix
RFAnch

Trims leave Cadiz now as follows:-6-OO 90
A. A., and $50 P. NJ.
* The tf'in that leaves at 500 A. NJ, makes
close connection at the junction with the
passenger train going West; and also COM
meets with the passenger train going Fast
Fhe train that leaves at $50 p. NJ. makes
q close connection at the junction with the
Passengertrain going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
- Iaains arrive at Cadiz as follows:-l-O0
p. NJ. and 9-G0'P. NJ
iFhs train that arrives ut Leo p. NJ. brings
he mails from the East and the West The
mall for both East and West leave Cadiz at
!. 90 a. NJ. -- .s-. ....- srs a-5T-E7 :
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TO ALL WISHING TO puR-
CHASE GOODS-A RARE
CHANCE

r. we will offer for twenty days. Mr..
Grimes retiring from the firm of course no
dividing of Rrofts-will sell at cost the
above stated time: g. n IE.0'
100 s, SIX aud cloth Chestcrfelds; 100 pat
terms Plain and fancy silk; 300 pices Dress
goods 10 pieces black french cloth; $50 500
pair assorted shoes; 40 pieces all wool cloak
ing; 20 pieces fancy cashmere; 10 nieces
black docskin cassimcre; 25 puin and fancy
sat!.nett; 70 pieces twrcds and jeans; 10
ldaln n llnnei' ,ducki RD Cnlored and white
R,nlels = Q pla,,i sliirting tlanncls so french
and domestic gingbanis; 500 dozen hosiery;
50 dozen gloves, LII.
ln word the stock is cohtplete, having
lately received a large shipment Of goods
from Philadelrhia. Having made On ar
.an.scmentt with N1r. John Richardson to
assist ,, US he would be pleased to see all his
along Hopedale and vicinity. ,. -
~ ~-- -@---- JOHN COLEMAN
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-DaThe harvest in this county is sotre-
what earlier than usual The wheat crop
which Is oil cut, will not be an average one
on accouttt of the weeril. The hay crop
never was Better, Oats viii be fine, and
the corn looks exceedingly well
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DISSOLUTION
q"

p P-AETNE E7RSHIP
The, co-partnership heretofore existing
under y, the style and firm of COLEMAN &
CRIMES, is this day, by, mutual consent
dissolved; All indebted to the old firm are
requested to make immediate payment to
Mr. Grlmcs at the old stand, as be wishes
to leave in few days
;ew COLEMAN & GRIMES. Fl
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TIE MarIressr

In the Allegheny Cattle Marketthe current
rates for Cattle were s475C97,50 per cwt.
Sheep ranged from $40 to 5000. Hogs
sold for $S.OO(a9,OO.
In New York Cattle ranged from $500
to $500; Sheep from So to IS; Hogs for
81 and l04c per pound.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12

-SaaA communication giving an account
os n brutal outrage" committed nj Nc
3 Coss Station on the L. q Il w. H.. r. t, in
" Jefferson county on the 4th OF July, wasrr.
received just NJ oar paper was going to
piso%, 1t will appear next week.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12

-ysa NIRs MARY FORktny one Of the old
"St citizens Of Cadix, was buried on last
fnt|ath afternooa. Mrs +. had been in
paor hSalth for some time She was an cx-
csl!ent neighbor and kind affcetionate
mother. >s-.-.
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CONFECTIONERY
-- RI 49, - AND t.s I .s..a -
Y AM ET Y. STO R 6 7!
SAMUEL FERGUSON

HAVING again purchased the establish
ILL ment formerly kept by himself, op-
posite the public buildings, CattiH, ohio.
respectfully informs the public thHt he has
on hand and Is pfepnred to furnish in large
or small quantities everything usually kept
in a store of that Kind, He win cndesvor,
to the best of his abillS to please the public,
and he hopes by so doing to merit and re-.
ceive II liberal share of tliepublic patronage.
Common and Fancy Cnt1dics of oil kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, Cream ind Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Currnnts, Su-
gar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, Bark
and Ground Cinnamon, Pepper, Ginger, Al
spice, Starch, Fine and Common Ciglrs, To.
hacco, PuJverized White Sugar, Pickles,
Pepper Sauce, Port Monnies, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, Il fine lotof common jew
elry, TOYS of all descriptions, DC.
-OYSterS-Fresh in nseason and in Summer
nice Cove: Oysters served ut all hours. The
lovers of this delicious blvalve cannot fail
to he pleased.
Ice Crcdm-In season, in the best style.
Ills Soda FOuntdin is in full blast, and the
public will find this the most heaithful and
cooling beverage for hot weather.
&q-Country Confectioneries can be sup
piled at his establishment on the very best
terms, ,sg. ..-a -,..... ss
Catliz, Ohio, April r. 1865.
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no your Wives the JUSTICE to always
~ have on hand pile Of dry fire wood.
1 am selling HANCOCKiS GROSS CUT
SAW-MILL, manufactured bS Gen! Wfir-
fel, of this place. 1t Is calculated for cut
ting large or small timber without the trou-
bic of the preparation necessary for the cir
eular saw. tits most simple in Its structure.
easily managed, ami can be attached 70 the
ordinary threshing machine power. Prico
s62. Warranted.
The increasing demand for these machines
is evidence that the community is learning
That II Is poor economy to waste precious
human strength in preparing fire wood
when the power of horses can in q remar-
kably short time and in nicer way do the
same work,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-07-12
Lumber!i oLumber!I

u pBINSoN y uKERISpN. are prspar.
HI ed to ftirlIish On short notice Fir,a
unter, Doors, Sash, Shingles is,th, "a,
tho lowest ,psieeSr l''7'' S'N''
ycsgtss ysne ~ 1885 atk s,-sr (