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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

Twe publish this week re an
,c,nr,s az Pssci a. Hall and liar
h;son townships. which show that The
r,ussees az those townships have man
.csd Their srusta in crcd,table man
20, and that the townships are N .
healthy financial condition. We are
r,or;sed the report of Rainhridge
,ownsbip next week: and the sickness
w;,h small. pcx Of the Trustee q Co
,umhia township. prevented he max
mo = report at the last meeting 81 the
Ro.rd In Ferdinand township the
Tros,ee thoughtit would ccsstoo much
10 nnhlish hi. report
We give below the special taxes lev
id for next year in the varlous town
.h;ns nv the Commissioners. on the
,eccr mrndation Of the Trustee 0
each township:
u.u ,ovo.hir- speeisi School Tex 2
.s,,. o.. .seh 800 vslusiien- end % fs"'
q. soii: Tswnship. IS essis On 'hs S'oo
Rad. 70 esnss % Tho 500.
Hs,hison-sssrisi School. 20 esns o.
10 500. spd 20 con" :" s.'i; Tc~''s'
se.sss On tho 500: Road. 5 e" o. 500.
p.,cts-spee:si School. 10 ess's On N
200: Rood 10 cents. end Tovssh'p y
s~nss on zach 500 ".
F.rs;n.as-ssh~.i Is esnss. resrss'
AZ ee.ss. srS Road 10 ess's On sseh SO
Bsinhrides sehc~i. 20 es-'s"r pchsr
IS e.pss a. each 800; Rcd 10 ess" 81
,sv,.hip 10 cea's - sseh 500
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sTVuF f-r~rnrd siiI -rnre-d ~i'h -
comfy surveyor n ID ,bcis ern.iTs.r
m. 3Orh d.v al N.r 1856 70 run NJ En-.
.ri d-rerr'a- 81. bonn ssri-. ~ lection M
a. ta~r 3 s~r'h r. rsng- 5 w-.'
m. is,r~rm-.,i-'- linz. viii -" b> ~. snf
,hs ~nrn.rs rhs-snf ss'shii-h-d Persons
snfer~sr.d will rlr.. b. r-- .s~'
FRED wISNAy-
n -rh In. is6f-3s
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ACCUMULATED
Capital s323,ss: p
AND CONSTANTLY III REA>iNG

vv~HIs ExTERPRI>iNG COMPANY IS
j nov dosne 81 sx'sns've and z n-'.h' :
business within shs i;miss ~ III S'-te. sn'
iassmueh % il earfi-e. the b.s'asss q ~
Company 70 the s'sse. shs pstrossge q orr
people 10 solicited
Policies ar~ i-susd fr sny eeriod no' -
csed,nc seven vesrs. 81 r.fss - rsss"nsh's
20 tho promss payment o. Issses ~'li Or
nit. IN III kinds OF Business l.onsess. w.
I,er MiIls. Hotels. chsrehss Srh"oi- House.
DssIline houses. Barns and oni-hoose'. ="
es,her ~irh the eonsssss Of ssch. both Y
tsvn end eounsry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

mTSecrctarv Welles is now called
..Nr. Maintenance a. Andv
johnson forgot THAT it was in his al
Idress to the Senate on inauguration
day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

Or. SAtr Wars Aso Gas - s'r''s
msn boring fo- oil fur miles back y Brs"
ssnhnre h.d reached . depth q eight hur
dred feet. shsn . vsis 81 sslt ss'sr -
s,,urk-mlx.d 18th oil sni gss-sre n'iai
on, % The ssrsh siz'v fss' high He 30
.cS.svor.d 20 rsp il b. rhra~isg esr''
uvon IL. bu, cen no, succeed. tie is'snd
20 s,ubs' 'or IN. Gil sioss. II the vell dee
not prove 10 be".ll g.s"
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NOTICE 70 HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL RE II ESTATE.
State Of Indisas. County.
Cousl ~ Casnman plaaa

State Of Indians. Crunty.
Court % Common Pleas.
NOTICE y hersby gives. fhss Alovisis
- EekerIs. .Exsco'rix Of the estate Of John
g EeksrIs. deceased hss filed her petition
20 cell tho Rssi Eas's o. tie dseedsns. his
rsssonsi being Insufficient 10 psy bic debss;
and 'hst ssid petition wiII bssr1 q The nsx'
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of sid
Coun'y
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk.
G. c: r Dubois &c.
Adsms 4 Busstnsr Guys pif
March 18Th. 1855 ~.
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NOTICE ro HEIRS 1F PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

S...s ~ leblanc. n.ib.is G rsn '. -.
no rfCE \. L.-~bs risen hist u y f.f
~ s-r. sdnisi.fr-'~r - sh~ e.ss'- -
Esrrs u,n-~,sd. d,r-s--t. - hl-s b.
~~li,s..- - -. g ,uri 81 & mn.a Pcs. -
D9A..i. county. - coll nc ,s.i esis'. - he
6,r~Jsn'. 81. p-rro~al h.isg 'ususIei~-' 20
%, nj d.s's. 80 sis' SID r-'i'l~. ~ ar
h-sri ., ~. nsrf-ts-sr ~ rho e. urf - a.
mar Pos. ~ SD rossr'v
IA Hof-HAUs. 6. G P. y G
Mech IL y. 1861.
z enmn. OF, go
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN Presidsn':
WN r. LEDwICH. Vice Presiden';
JOHN r BERRY. Secretary;
WV. p. LEDwICH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN. Indianapolis;
Usr. WIN. e NIRLACK vincennes;
WI II MONTGOMERY. Lsogoo,se;
J.R BERRY. E.q;
WIN y LEDwICH.
A. j. BECKETT. ESQ Agent ~ Dnbnis
Ccsssy. o0es on the corner Of the Public
square.
March 1s'h. 1866. u.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE i hereby given ,has ne under
IN siened hiss been sppoiatsd ESscs'o'
o. the last wiIl End sssssmsns Of Bernard n
Wsysr. Isss Of Dubois county. deceased
Said estate v pvobsbIv solvent
! ,. GERARD wEYER, sxsen,or.
MsssA losb. leeS.-Ss.
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6rsoms oil msn .sys u 10 rslstsd =
JcsAH. th-s whsr no took up qns''srs "
III, wnsls's bells. he ~rcss hnsss = ~ =
thor 10 come down immsds'slr, - p. hss
discovered : sp.srdid cp.ring ~ 80 r
'sastn.ss The next dsv :. f-tsgrsDhed M
old gens's~sr . feilnss: r. .ihsr. urn
come. Tn <.dlv sretsdin+ P1sntv ~ ~
ut no nsrk.f." Although his MY Be 80
10 b cfi-hsl. - t~h't 10 isse u
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EOTl' L TO rEi.lS ~ rErirION TO
sri. RE&i. ESTATE

Si.,~ o. lnsi.ns. ID aecis Ecnn'v. 90
NOTICE - hrrrhv g'ssn. ihs' Villas
~ Bre.r scmi-isfs.s@r - ne esfs's -
L Z. Sris.iv. and Hsnsa Shv.iy. c.rsssd
Ass fl.s ~. p>f-ipn % ssn tie rsvi
.r.a. III "a, d. -d.,is. tssir . rsua y
~s'..-. .s,.- ir-.t,ir'."' 10 psv ihs sstss
h~s.sg. 80 shst SD psr';nn ~'il -
h..-r = ~ Ny f-'ns - NJ Crwnc"
Prss & .rrf. 81 80 ecua's
IA fioLTHsvS. &C 2 y g.
M-rlhll.'. 1870
a4.nf Re-. - ..-s rf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND

AuMlNlSTRATOk'S BALI " LAND
NOTICE 10 A.-sbv sivsn. ths' ~ vi-'ss
~ ~ sn crS.- OF he PIE Counsv c. =
NM Pisss c>--s. Rsds q she Jsso.'y
T.-~ ,h.r.ns. 1865 ~ pras-s;snst sdnis-
isrs,or ~ shs estate 81 wiiiism b. Hsr'.
d.rs.s.s: ~f,rs o. private ssls 10 ssilss-
ing ~e.rribedisn ds and real sststs 81 The d.
rsSsrl fo-~if:
tn. south 80, susvsev sfshe nev'b ssst
sn.rssr n section fhirsv fcov (3ll. end the
sovsh ssst quarter y the souih wsst qusr-
80 % seesioa skirfy-ihrss -. I'll - sosp-
ship me (i) sou'h - ssrgs six % ves'.
coss.iuisg ,egeshsr % serss u IssS. osrs
NJ less.
Sale " b fcs NOT Leo thss appraised vsius.
TERMS or SALE.-0,s Third sssh u
hssd. cns third 10 ok mcnshs ssd enc third
, IN twelve mosss iron 6sy u ssle sbe pos-
|, ehsss- giving eois vish approved securi'y
/: for deferred psv ssss vsivise vsisstisn en-
I superintendent Isss bearing siz psf ssss- y
sevsss IRON dsse.
Bids vir 30 received ~ he undersigned
loo ~ nv Agent Jsmss Asdsrssa. fse0 -
dsv until the 6vss ~ Apsil.
DAVID Z. HART. stnr.
Fsb 2sik. lsCs-s~s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-18
Particular Attention Given 70 the 10
surance OF Farm Property.

cuIbuNC " - -
Indisnisrs, You hsve been psvinR. -rd
eennnus 20 psy 70 companies loea'sd ="
Illinois. Csnnscsieut. Nsw York snd v'h.r
Ssstes. hsndreds Of shoussnts Of collars re-
ssaum. The imnenss sum sent o. - ne
STATE for insursncs purposes csn % Fe'snsd
among our own cisixens. fcr which prrposs
THE SlNNISS PPI
Hes been instituted
You have nov sn:opportuaisy Of insnrins
your propsrsy Nth ssfs sad reliable m
psnv 10 our eva State. u should Be me
~. Dc snd pisssure o. svsry citizen = -
eoursrs hose enterprise; snd ~ comparing
The plan Of The Company With shsi o. Others,
No person cen tell 70 perceive the sdvan'
,sess Of N. SfNNISSIPPI ever soy s'mi
lsr institution doing business 10 our Sss's
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]. GAG HAl5I. y. y NJ Q ".
III AVE '.~s's~s - s.sir.s 80 80
Ia sc..s-.. 49, ne. IT, -. 80
49,. ia- r-e-.-
NJ. 30. rr.is s.-'s = - -
49,. -. i...--s - q 80
R...bsa. 81 on,. Is
H.. 80. 50,ai5 %
" n-r'. 49,. !. sr.si ,Hi-', 80 .
49, --fr.s
\. s:S.-s.-.-,. NJ sissss 1.s.rs.
Nh iss5-3-
40 nwIsSioyEg.s SALE or LAND
N0TIrF .shsrshv ' =. ta-f 80 r~Ss--
s;v-.< s>o~-i..i.-.- arass-'s' - 80
cr~ri, r,n-, ~ nsshoi. rnn~'. '~i's-s. -
:, -. Is-r.v sem Shs-s-f. 1ss5 -
III, ~ sr,i-ic- ~hs.-sr u--i = A-s--.~n-
- ~ 80 ri-ia,if. go usrs Thsm.s ..
a s.f.nts-,s ~iii s-n ~ s'--re o. =
= A-r ~ sid r-n-,. - subtle su~-ien - ths
G ~. h.s.- 400. i, Js.s--. - ssis ~rnnsy
on SATURDAY. APRIL = =. 1865.
II. saii.-i-v a~.~-sAsd isnds I'D rssi 80
,s,s situated ia ssid ~orrsv ~ Dsbcis six-
Y Tt, scrsh go, srsrrv - 'hs south ~ess
1u.-,s-. sid ~. w-s' hsif n Tho rnvih wess
iqn,rfs- n ser'irr 20 tom tso t2l scn'h ~
avg. ,h-.s f3, -..s. ensfsining one hun-
d-.s ..a 'wsr'. 100 .rres-
TERMS OF SALE -0ns hsW ~ 80
rnrrhss. money a. - paid In ~ssh. srd a.
,esiAns ~ishin css vssr fhs srrrhsssr CIV
lirr 40. wifh good fsehois ssen.ify. hssr
~ i-'.-s., f,ers tsss ~ ssie. sd wsi.irg
! b-r.Af ~ vsia.sinn ssd spv-sis.nsnt Lass
sale " A.~ia - 80 n'r'nrk r. y.
JOHN wEIREI. Commissioner
} adsm. & Bns'fnsr. pfc stsy-
JssnsS. Msrrh a.. 1e6s-4s-
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Y msifi uy IN hsnl <sss n
k-ep.rt usi' ru'r'f'-'
JOHN r CESS
T-n...~ w Psi,ks T..rrh,p.
E.rrh IL b 1865 :
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
Che Next Step Of the Abolition
Party.

The Abolition party claims to be 8 party
of progress, and the next party movement
resulting from the war, which makes the
rich richer, and the poor poorer, is indics-
ted in the following choice extract from, the
New York Times written by its editor Hen
ry j. Raymond, Chairman of the Abolition
National Central COMMITTEES: t".
The property Of the wealthy should not
he voted away by or be in any way under
the control Of the laboring classes, and the
right of suffrage shouid b. regulated be-
+ween the rich and poor according to their
we.'lth. y
The I'D exploded aristocratic theory of
government. is to be revived again. The
shoddy contra. tor, and tho possessor Of
greenbacks, th,ds.', his riches were coined
out of the blood aaa W res Of the poor sol
dieFs, aspires to assume a p,asltion where his
wealth-thougb himself may ,'@ devoid Of
brsins,-wiIl controIe the legisla,. on, and
thedestiny OF the poor of this country. The
Seneca -A'tcerttser Aptlr says: 3d.
We conu,acnd the above choice extract
to those poor wretcles who are guilty in this
sAoddy age, OF the sin of poverty particu-
!!ary po)r Ao,titi,ai5ta, who voted to keen
~ cthcc such insvlcut knavcs as this one Of
the TIRES
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
ssf~The Guernsey Times in noticing

st-The Guernsey Times in noticing o
new paper recently started in GAINESVILLE,
call ''The Ohio Family Jonnmt says:
The Jpvaaf will take no part in politics.
and will be strictly literary and family pa
per- ~
In the first number of the Jomnul We
find the following paragraph, which shows
about as much politics, and that of the ly.
ing kind, as is found in any Abolition paper:
''JusT TRIBUTE TO THE WEsr,,-In mott
cling the appointment of Mr.. Chase, Chief
Justice, the Boston 7r1eeler very kindly re-
marks .
''1he West is getting its share of big
things. 1t has the Presidency, it will have
the Vice Presidency next March, it has the
Chief Justiceship, and it has the Depart
n,ent Of the Interior and the Attorney Cen
eralsfiip, in the Federal Administration, al
so tue Postmaster Goneralship, Well no.
body cemplans7--but Ye ASK, ueste,n men to
obserre hop nlatcl. better thcy fIre now tht5a
they did under Democratic dscrndency. The
West has done SO splendidly in the war, an
we'll as in politics; that there is strong dis
position to see her position in the national
government made one Of a very promising
character. -'' y
\ Mr.. Shryock, the publisher Of the jour-
nal Is very clever gentlemen, but we BE-
lieve Il would be impossible for him to pub
lish anysfiing else than ail abolition paper,
on account OF Ills strong partisan procliyites.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
Death OF EsScal:sel Eesf.

In our last issue, under the head of sud
den deaths, y we said, as we were informed,
that Michael Yost an old citizen of Short
Creek township, aged 9S years, was found
dead in his bed one morning last week. ,"
As the above contained misrepresenta-
tion, the friends of the deceased request us
to publish The following correction, which
we do chcerfully: o.su
Z" Michael YoSt, who was IS years Of ace
on the Sd Of November last. died the 9th
instant, about clock. 4. M., at the resi-
dence OF his son, Isaac Yost, with whom he
resided the latter part of his life. lie was
taken quite i'll on Saturday evening, about
81 hours previous to his Death after which
nc wo< never left by the family, from whom
he eyer received the kindcst attention. lie
retained possession Of all his faculties to the
last lie was conscious that he was diving
and so expressed himself few moments
before he breathcd his last. He was sur
at his death. y -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

GooD pLucK. To give the young ladies
OF harrison county an idea how the girls Of
Aaaesvllle 90 it on their muscle, We copy the
following from the GAINESVILLE City TIMES. !.
"LlGHT FANTASTIC. At public ball,
given in Dad Follows, Hall, on Friday night,
23I ult., q handsome ring was offered as a
prize to the lady who should waltz longest.
The conditions were, that the same step and
time should be kept throughout and that
in changing partners no relaxation should
be allowed. The hall was full of spectators
when the couples, five in number started.
Three of the five soon gave out, and
took their seats. The fourth retained her
partner all through, while the fifth retained
the floor until the ninth gentleman acknowl
edged himself yanquished. After the first
hour the contest became animated. The
eyes of the rivals grew blind their faces
flushed and veins stood out, while each
separate hair stood on end like quils upon
the fretful porcupine y Forty-fve minutes
more, and the friends of both young ladies
decided that q second ring should be pur-
chased, and the contest ended. This is. we
believe, near the longest time on record;
while two minutes is nearer the average
time in which the head grows dizzy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

s'S~1ha news this week is glorioue. -
Fort Fisher is taken and there il no doubt
but th.t Wilmington will iii a short time
be in our possession. The prospects Of
PEACE are also favorable. +. ?. Blair has
gone the second time TO Richmond, by and
with the advice AMI consent Of Mr. Lin.
coin. Rnal theartices on this glorious sub,
jtct in another column. t.'-4 a.
1t was no trouble to take Fort Fisher
when we had the right man in the right
place. The displacement OF the notorious
Butler. end the appointment Of General
Terry, soldier and gentleman. in his
place, gave Admiral Porter an opportunity
to take For Fisher, and well did he improve
1t. Three cheers for Porter! Three cheers
for TerN1anl nine ctoors for the PROSPECTS
of P.artAt +.'.t.. -.ss .., FHE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
New Time Table on the CaAiZ
RrnncN

Trains leava Cadiz now as 6ollows:--6 q
4. NJ, and 3-3D p. NJ.
The train that leaves Mt GOO A. NJ, makes
q close connection ut the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
pects with the passenger train going East.
She train tilis leaves ut $50 p. NJ. makes
o close connection ut the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with thu passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz AZ followG-l-00
p. n. and 800 p. N.
Ths train that arrives at LOO P. NJ krings
the mails rom the East and the West. The
saail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
cts A, M, Hs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

aTGen Sherman permittedan Episcopal
divine in Savannah to pray for Jeff Davis a
few Sabbaths since. This caused consider
able commotion in the army; but all were
7rcconciled when they knew Gen Sherman S
reasons for giving the permission, which
were as follows: The Clergyman applied to
the General for that permission, when Sher-
man replied, "Pray for jeff Davis why
certainly. You ought to pray for him every
day; for JEFF Davis and the Devil need pray
ing for very much. -
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fsA-Most of our readers will be rcioiccd
to learn that Gen. Butler has been reinov-
!, ed by the President from the command Of
the Army Of the James, and the Depart
ment of Virginia and North Carolina, and
ordered to report at Lowell, Mass, his place
of residence. The New York Commercial
Advertiser 4 raped Abolition journal, in
speaking ofhis displacement, says it eonsid-
ers hiih failure as military leader. and
this is no doubt the opinion Of everybody
who has paid any attention to his career
since the commencement of the war, tsne
thing, however, he thoroughly understands
making money, The removal is said to
have bsau1pade at the request Of General
Grant @fcaa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Ok EXCITEMENT Oar tacetiols friend,
Williams, of the Wood>ticld, (Ohio) Spirit,
thus notices the bad effect Of tho oil excite
ment'' in his visasalty, -a
Since the oil excitement has been pre-
sailing in tfis vicinity, many persons have
discovered that the water is SO mrreenated
with oil as to nlahe it unfit to drink. The
consequence is they are reluctantly compell-
ei to substitute whiskey az beverage.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

ETEarrett is constantly adding to his
splendid stock of Matches, Clocks, JcweIr,,,
and Fancy Goods, and his store is uusur-
passed tg any in Eastern Ohio. II you
wish a tip-top article. 60 to Rarrett's.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO TER, J


January LIST, 1868
.he. Mary Bosfsricb, Secretary "Ladics
Aid Societg,h
DEAR MADAM-Allow me, through you,
to express to the "Cadiz Ladies Aid Socie-
ty, the sincere thanks of the members of
Go. L, Ilth0. Y. c., for the box Of Clothing
sent by them some time ago, but was not
received antil to-day.
1t came just in time for a New Year $
present, and assure you nGthmg could
have been more acceptable, as we we're in
need Of the articles sent, particularly at
t his season Of the year. as we haze had cY-
tremely cold weather, and Government cloth
ing is not so warm and comfortable as that
made at home, and even if it were. would
not he appreciated as much. The bows are
all well pleased and feel grateful to know
they are not forgotten by their friends at
homie, which is the greatest encouragement
q soldier can have
| remain, very respectfully,
.. -... JAS. w. HANNA.
Lieut.. lIth O, V. G. .
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

VIE the oil fever is raging in the At
lantic 81 t'ates, our friends on the Pacific coast
are not win. hout their sensation. They are
greatly excite over the new discoveries of
gold in the region of Puget Sound. A
great increase Of c. .'ugration to this region il
exp3cted, and new G. d fields arc about to
be opened up vs
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Cooley q LADY's Book. The Lady a
Book for February is one of the best num-
bersEet published, which is saying good
des. The Lady 8 Book is the mort COM
p$te magazine of the kind published. 1t
js always full of good literature and contains
many fashion and ether engayines. Terms
90 per year. Address L. A. Cooley, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

THs WEAriIEM-Saturlay and Sunday
1t betsainc warm, AMI the snow went of at a
sApid rate; and twas thought that slcighing
for che present Was over. Monla1 morning
1t eolumeacel shaving again, anl the pos
poets are that we shall have snothcr week
Of delaghtful sleighing.
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Old Chairs n.ade New,

Al persons having obi chairs they are de-
siruusto have painted. bring them 7 ghi
along from TIN, time unfil AprilI,, Room.
over Glass Wagon Shop.
JAMES MCCONNELL.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

s4a-We have concluded this week that we
could interest our readers more by giving
taentsii the news we could find, than filling
our columns with batch oi' uinteresting
congressional proceedings. qhe proceed
inss Of Congress during the past week have
been unusually void of interest
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Mrcu scandal has been created ans,ng
the Court supeY by the publication of the
fact that the time -honored and universally
known door keeper Of the White House do
n!estica!ly called Edward, publicly named
Jimmy, who has been in Office since Gener
al Jackson 8 day, was discharged by Mrs.
Lincolnon Saturday"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Those that object to paying $3.50 year
Tor tire .Srsttn,I, shnuld ask themselves the
question, do sell lRy products, or DO !
labor sE rhczp a. aheR pail only &, so or
32 year for the ,Ssattt,e{f"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

ss3A The iunlors Of peace and the taking
of Fort Fisher, has caused a great tumble
10 god, 1t went az low as s., ,0l on Friday
II peace we're ns4n. there would I've still
greater decline. May that glorious day
ao0n arrive, r s.. s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

aSg-A bill passed the Ohio House Of Rep
rescntstiyes ON last Thursday, authorizing
county commissioners trustees Of townships
and city councils to levy tax ''of 5000 for
each volunteer who enlists under the call Of
December -, 1864" 1t will pass the SEN
ate without doubt. This is the most inpor-
tsnt business thaqhas been done in the leg
jslatiira during the past week
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

Tue AbolitioniSts are not pleased with the
election of Hon. James Guthrie to the Unit
ed States Serate from Kentucky. We be-
lieve it was not the intention Of the Ken
tucky LagiS Slature to propitiate their favor
in the election OF United States Senator.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25

FgThe Columbus papers failed to come
to hand on Monday, on account of the
snow storm. Hence we are without our
latest news.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-25


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