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DIR. A. B., WILLIAMS. West Broadway, nea,
High street.. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
for sereso Of years to the trea ment Of certain pri
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank.
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.alaqtab % rEdHvard Lauf, pi Eer.y
Manufacturer and Dealer inr Hats, Caps,
and Furs. Furs repaired. No. 20 East Town
street. 2ar11aJ,sl.ao 3ni,r octl4-3m
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General Intelligence.
ny Haa 10 ne Nev york t'un. ]

ry-Gov. 10 II has hung Out a lawyers shinrls
r. NNty l,t, Icup.
NArotroS Ill aud P4nes N,polson arc shn un-
reconcile.
M1a posoTupA L. DIy has resigned the office Of
snpFiri-np NJ ~ 'cnalc army nurses, and that
corps hss hern q q sutei.
Ms. PNHrrsGroS s-ys ihst Ike ha bought =
hol.e 20 spiritlous hAt he slw,ys goes oil On
decsuter
1np fsrn US Chsiisnoog. R,'lroad passed out n
ths dsr = ~ tie military auth oriie- o'i THURSDAY
ls', snd now ior y hrs time since iis c.piurs
byGer. BNerman, ruuriug under the Oh regime.
TnE n son 1RAssCEIpr SAYS III" f-st color. stu
dent a. Iil"v rlC l!rgo was 'uIiielts M Fresh
man class l'I week. IL name Is Richard 4.
GrCenrr Of u s.on.
THs owners Of some resl estate II, Boston have
r-iusol 8 lease their lrililurs for lnncinl hHl'g
a groggei,es unless the tensnis agres "a close
their g al llshmeris On Si'ur 'ay eve nings.
Tue NV II ven PALLADrrN 10 now p'ntrd by
waer in''eai q steam lowc'. For rtNe new motor
Uey aves turbine wh' el about tho diameter OF a
sriw hat. Tire sr sin a wuser WI .ch runs II ~
Gully one inca In ditmeIer
THE B,lgia1 Government h,s f. sued decree
prohibiting the rPor ,,ion Of cId'le by or
land into B.lgi m, IN or Ter to pre- yeut he Iprea
a. the disease which has lasely ,YI feared ~ The
Nstl erlauds.
TnE chic,To rrvEs says ths, The stage Of the
new Opera House b. that ,ity Ia nOw lnonoJDllzod
by The il, ga" break downs" and 'lOul le-
shufleA" Of negro minstr,lS, an. think, 1t ou2hl
10 be kncwn hereafter ~ t! c hop-ers house.
REAR ADmRAL DAVID D. POSTER has assumed
command Of In, va A A'leIn 1T Ann polls Md.
Ten naval sscls Of iirrenl ucs arc now at
t1chei 70 the school, which ~ being put In
pl te order.
HogsE.aTBALISG In this diririr', MARYLAND, Del
swsre, and IN i'e trr'es OF P;unsylvHnla, bas
become so frequent ami eN' snsiyJ that tie Gov
ernment h taken tue mAtts in hand Of LuatlnX
up rsscSls.
IsPoRMATIoE at the Ayricu Bureau goes 10
show that the reccut II ia the rice Of heat and
-four results from Tie specU'at I've conbnGn ms
rsther than from scarcity IN the crop The heat
Weld Is vssly moe titan eau 10 CONSUMED by tho
Amer an people.
TnT Union Dark Of n W London h.d compll-
Gated com inaiiou urllar.i roof lo,l. the door
Of their safe, but Ne Office recently orgot how o
manage y, and h'd 10 set the rn. or ~ ~ on. lie
was unable TO work tho coInl mat o., and the door
had to be cut CfF.
1nz aggregate smouut o' reveuuo tn1 paid IN
:he n.onth o. A1gst by tbe VII oleHsIe c oth'uy
dealers d tbe Third C1ngrcs-onil ID strici, R,s
tor, Mass, vas one million tys lrundr oil and Tia r
ty-tour thousand four bundred and eighty -si I
dollars.
Tns European sdvic'a publ 81 red In the sus Of
Yesterday toItains q hr,ef announcement of ths
d sth ~ Rome. on Ihs 3 h inst ant OF j seph BInr-
pare, Pnuce o. Musilnano. lie was about twenty
eRht years d, had lol private life, anu was onl y
nolale from beailng 40 n EIne u Distinguished
tmlr. ii ? hthct, C1Arles Lucien u noparte,
Fence OF C-niro, hss Ice a in a. II country, ard
"'s an ella oraIe aud GLls.wriler on ornIhology
and LotG-Y.
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dncea rpual..ins the s.,.e deb, contracted sndss


the vA.
Re.outic-, wee also Intro 'rce' 6eclariur that 'se
o. ec' Of he ton'eptitn 10 70 dCp' resru &c ncce,-
q ~ es'oe 'tc Sfrtc TO te- p-tp1. ie ea,l NJ III
TIE ovc meat - he Cn'tCd So cs, hat IN utt
ttcui- pe.iUlne A. tho eseu' session Il lie
C,n'en, iou an. thgt y is not espe ent 20 IN 20
q an e. IN ,he oorttl a. en- Of the Il te Un % Q
teAt sets o. Of lie CouNertlon except 10 tyt Il
otd rto iepe illg tn oidirht OF 'eVess ol md
IN or intuC scrLsSuo 4 upon the stne.
Mott. 0fseTy Ala, SsTt. lG.-The {, nmitiee to
whom the solutions otie. Ell este,dsy made report
Tho aiori,v Of the Committee .,kei tha, every
or,.nspce aoop'ei by th,s invention nj h. 10
tutttAnually tie came 10 hist nocpted By the Nif-
IS ppi Convention. Mr.. White offered lnoritv
report. both tepor's weie rosiponei until Monday,
"hcn cebnte upon them would commence.
Inc Committee on the Stcrssiun ordinance aso
p-tttnted majority end minority report 81 q To-.
latr LeIott. ieto ution sm lar 10 that aicp ed b,
me mississippi stae Convention. The consiuptn-
Won OF the.e iepo4u vac also posiponed uut Auu-
very animated,
The Iesoluion, acknov ledge the aboliion Of .avo-
~ in the state by the military power Of tle uitei
states and prohibits its uture ie oiation; decA.e
that tie lae ayes should be protected nd caIst
ioi ratty laws Cn'ct,d subsequent TO the adop ion
O. the ordinance of eccsslon, and also all u iicid
Gee. ons md oectees Of courts Of equity, not
pNi ie vi tie Joittitut on Of the M ej statos.
lho ieso ut.ons coLc.uDe by erpOwering the Con-
Nenton 70 n Get hlAn At the cali Of tie Plestent,
rhcnevcr IN hit Judsmoni TIE Seliaie Of the state
al dIuaua \.
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From Alabama.
o,.,dInas of the state Convention.


Ctnctunat,, S'pt. H. The di1ErrR has spso'a'
d,s,,teh from Moutgome.y, Ala, giving the p
c,sdin,. Of tho Alabams state Convention. lbe
Convention Organized By the eleetion Of II Iove'
nor Fitzpatrick a. PIe;ident by sceAmaiion oV'
e-uot Psron. administered The oath 70 all the dele
ss,e. rs requested BY President johnson. O
hundred and tsenl ~ eight delegates were In attes
.nee. The seton OF the Convention viii '-
conservative Offering but little from that Of d.
.us.iI i,rlpp. state Convention. Governor Pnfo' >
4 yoIs setion by the Convention for tho admission +
n.ylo te'tInony before the Courts also Tor subj
ting the constitutional Amendment W the people
N,u Orleans S,Tf H-Ths TIsrs has sp' a.
dsp aeh iIom Montgomery, Ala, dated the lsih In.
ia egard 10 the proceedings Of the Alalans st',a
Convention, which Is A. 70 lows "Resouil'ns W.
.dopt I'd for the President to sppoint commit't''
M OF one member from esch Judicial District
10 reno 4 aIhendmsnts TO the Cons tuition aud In :,
favor of restoring ths STATE TO her relations with III"
Fe!erG Government. committee va also "p-
pointed TO make report relation 10 the act OF So
ccs.ion, and Aso In relation 70 olLor &c" passed
daring the war"
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News Items.
ny r.lc,rdph . ire Ses York Sun. ]

C,r,zr,,of vt,Lshr,, a.. rae. .,.,,,,,, q,
Grner ~ .c,,t, ~, :, o.v,,,,,,, n, ,.o,.h rh,.
r.s Iar,,, II ,,,,,r r.,.c-,
Trv now c,yun.,r,.,o, .,,.,,..,.,
,crd.y. with .r,r,' =, al .,.,.,,.. 60.
x.,.,,
Cr,rru n.,,n,o,r, ,a,, ~. ,.,, %, ,lt,,t...
nj Now ol,.,. =, s-,,,i., ,... "a -.
.,,,.,.,ta. -1'
y. wv"
Nl"s from new f'rk f'r H's-
"" AZ '''n yes'erisy morn ny OIL Chatham, IN
w puUnE hiek for Holmes Hole, the
VIM w 's neA'y IRON the northeast.
IN A''' Np'ITrANp'N" mas occurred letween the
N"' VI NpNSourg' h'sS- and the freedman's
Bureau iu iegari to tie Iurislcton Of civil INST.
ter. Gen. sloeum eopve,,J n ,,il,,,,v .o,,,,
'''-'''' : eouin' Hs'"u
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THE ReIINoCTlAL STORM,

Ro-be,ter, " T., s. IT. is-veathpr vc-v cold;
dI'i4iuEitIn neal oil "a III .ilou.ctcr6
Sucer-c. Serf. lS.--veutlc or v,r'. chil!r n
~ &c 'ClN he-v as nifb', aid uCa.k al day
Le he t,cr q d izEl ig ia,n.
4 btrI. y. y. SCI b. Is A AVv itiu sto.tn, SC
90 r.u g.. so n n,rt'e o. inc, con o. encei
lie c. st tt.fifr, eve cent ~ Ell rln O tupu c
a. .cu ~ 20 h,.tveuiug. Tie t0in l. IuDv cta,ed,
nnl he vcp ler 10 yeiy cold, and lee is every
piotp-ct Of no ercin.
Puoikf psi', ~ y. Cspt 1S.-TNc we-the- In
The mo ANS ve'y chill. In he sucrr oon ihc 9
NuAtod or.s ms in with strong ca. etly Vind
Emird, y. y. S.pt. i Ram hcs cen falling
ne NiN All d.. lie sticaus iu this vie nifty are
Nery much ~ oil n. and q he,het Ia expected. The
weather Ia xiteiIcly cold
i't, ". Y. y Ut. 1S-wcather raw aud ehiliv
al dsy, With crizEliug rain most t the time. Tho
wind shi ted duing the day ir,m Souiht NorL-
cat he m,me pr %.
Ihildd, N a. P1,, Sept. 1s.-A heavy r,in fell
ths even nt, nd the ue1ther " gu to cool and
iuipn lAse io-Lit It, lhcru omete - - IL O'clock.
Ud'h1n9iD'. S,it IS Rain icll hyie this after
noon Tonight the weattet IL CLOUDY snd Ver' cold.
Pror f'rcr. e. L., Scpt iS--A cold Northeast
inortasing ~ uI,ht. Thermcmcter t.
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THE WIRZ TRIAL.
Another PesiponeInenr.

Washington, S.pt. is.-The wirE Military Com
VI, ,.ion r.sssrm .od this morning. Captain VIZ
"a brought into the Curt Rom this morn'nr
attended b. a mii'aTy guard lie eonI'ue' Vey
,'cE. and einy uasbls TO sit up he laid on so'a
Tho physician q N, Old p.tol P'''on "" d"
aitondnrce, end sdministered cher 10 HIM IL con-
sequence of the shtenec Of hsior-' enerel te1Fy a
member Of the Commiuion, IN a. erlournment took
D ace Until tomorrow. The Roman Csiho.ic p1e5's'
Fsihe Hamilton and wheelcn, whom Cspt, WIZ
relue,ed might TO "a Owed to visi' him h'ye no;
We. d,ae 10 there loin, delay In ot,aiaing psfse'
from the War Department for that purpose.
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Louisiana.
Dest,tuti0n nj New Or,errs arbnnee
Uetween Ircol aud Negroes. Itc

Nee Orie n,. S,p'. 1.-THE steamer Morning Star
arrived from New YolG oo tas lIth.
Two-hirds o. the pc ae " Avo, ele. Pa'ish are Ia
a de ttute condition. ana IN appeal has been made
to Geasral Candy, who has oIde.ed immediate rs'
lief
serious disturbance occurred lnt Sunday on
Rocle' Grounds, between C.eo'es and negror-. Mali
tsrv or1es have tee issued TO prevent aree1Heaee
uort Suadsy,
General ssayne, Of tie Treeiuens Bureau a"ui-
Ing ia A circular % tho impression p'e7aliag anon
the ne roes that the plsntatans aIe " 10 ptte cd
among them, berinninS nest year tells thon tne7
nee hope f,r n3thins Of tho sor,' but muat 10 TO
work aud behave themselves.
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Horse HALLWAY In Halifax

Hdi.tdr, " s.. Stpt. is.--rlc inhusu;aiion Of the
Iloi,c Railway was celebrated hcle on ssurjay. The
f'st col was iurneI by by SIR Rchard Graves Mnc-
Bonuon snd LAZY. Ater III, ceremony lsrre NUM-
le o. 'nici-ls lad sni ctlyens pAr,cok Of a coils
ton ri,el hem br W. II. OBJ len, E-q., Of u ooh
the c,or ani on icof OF lie railway. spe chcs
were nsde by III. Excel ency, Provisional : Gre aiy
Upper, Jud Jtckson, tie American C'nsu, Nr
o'b' ard Giles The occ, on was per.ect sue
GEES. and the INV ~ is IN ealah.l.Lel TACT.
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TIE INDIAN COUSCH.
TyerythIuc Progressing Fnyorably.

Font SIN n, Ark. S'pi. l5.-Tne remainder OF the
Loyal Chorokees and also the rebel Sem noc' have
signed the treaty. The other deesH'ions ''s,d 10,
further time but gave assurances that 'hey "oia MI
syn the treaty There ms " 20 periec' re'on'''
liation among oil the tribes exceg. the Che oSe''
Gene al Iiainoy will attend the Bra Creek CouneH
ou tie 4.h Of Oc'o ober ina cad OF Colone, Parker
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Tnu officer of the guard placed over Clemens
Gays eahem'n At Fortress M,nio" wa' WIZ,
drawn on Saturday, /. /, belev d 'b'' Gag ava
Mitchell will soon hsv. thoir rry.sS'' eI''adsa
upun tkeir parela
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South Carolina.
The scces irr Ordinance Repealed.

Columbia. s C.. S'p'. 1j-'lhe sste Coa'tndor
h., p,srei on ordinance r'poalinf the ordln'nc O
secession, without debate. Thee was no Applause
Thr,e de.ega es voted "aay."
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Alabama.
Prnceedings Of the ttate Convention.

E,n O,l,an. S'pt l5.-1he 1Isfs Of IN CIV
contains the iollo ring special Gispa che'' detailing
the poo, eIings OF the Alabama s'Gte Convention
Bon'go,n,ry, A'd. sept. I5.-The stsrting Con-
SiltLD IpnGuursO fs.ASh'n~ Ss
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
L. -. Naval SuulcrOu lat

TIE iollosing trrsneement Of the squSdIons Of the
United State, NAVY la, been prepared b, our naval
reporter table of reference, and will lie cor
ocied from TO time and published At stated periods.
TrnorrAS gQuAuRov.
Rear dmird! l.. N. G1idsboroUVh, Commanding.
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This rugdron will he Reinforced by the iron clad
Nolldnock I. Vanderbilt n, pAdi c, and possibly the
Jane, Adser :, paddle vLtsl. The 10 rsn l5
pIide, is dIung out Boston ,or the South Pacific.
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iST BY TELEGRAPH

hlT> EUROPE,
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oner Unab'o to Sit Up.
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'ae Wil.z Trial.
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.baI FERIaN HCvEMERT.

, ;Dull Becoming HARMED.
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Z; 0, 20 ter Lean Es.d'rs.
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URTuga PoSTFOT2MEET,
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II Sec. Seward Thinks Ab:ut It.
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,bCuOLERA IN FRANCE.
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baths a Day at ltarseilles.
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iEIT LboUr PAYMENT.
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Sunguiuc tScnt. Ga"e"
80 O.OOO.
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Tho Ticon5cro'S - so'ev sloop; levia,han. 10
Screw, and ino 8, ship, are Intended Tor this S.ua-
druu
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'pan.'S Secretary Among Thin.
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BUILDINGS BURNED.
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nutu.c OF tho Uai,eI stI G., Government On
,,.cc.nr.4.a'y &c. .o..A ia 'As .oI osins OIL
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E Fire at Corstantinop!c.
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"a OF the Cattle Plague.
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APPEARANCE IN IRELAND.
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1TT WASHINGTON.
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BnAzu gQUAbRpS
C0mmofor, y z Gifin oumdndinV.
eaiQuar'C.s at Rio dc '1neiiol
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| l.rCrL COrT0y LOiN.
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Cmm 7i5,e 4. n. BSH r NINA end,ny.
lHeld.ua. Hons konf, thina)
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~ Of the " Sold"
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Tie J. ootlyn, ~ sctev soop, Olw I'd, I, h,p. and
Nip,.C, :, screw, - intcns g. iof this sQuscron.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30

TIE PERsoss EErfrLED 10 PENSIONS
The following is important as showing tn
persons to whom pensions may be granted
Those entitled to pensions arc
|. Invalids. disabled since March 4. 1851
in the military or naval service of The IIni-
ted States, while in the line of duty.
2 Widows of officers. soldiers and 90.
men, who have died of wounds received n,
disease contracted in rvice as above.
3. Children under l6 years of age of eth
er OF the deceased parents, if there is nc
widow surviving, or from the time of tht
widow s re-fDarTiage.
4. Mothers of officers, soldiers or seamep.
deceased as aforementioned, and who arc
dependent on the son for support, in whole
or in part.
D., Sisters under sixteen years OF age, de-
pendent on said deceased brother, wholly OF
IN part, for support, provided there are
none OF the last classes above mentioned
Invallds and friends OF deceased soldiers
are reminded that in order to have said pen
sion commenced when the service ternina-
ted; the application therefore must be made
within year of the discharge of the inya-
lid, or decease of the officer, soldier or sea-
man, as the case NAV be.
HATES OF PENsIoN-Eeutenant Color i
and officers of higher rank. san ner
month; Major, S27 per month"; First Lien
tenant, $l7 per month; Second Lieutenant
Sl7 per month; all enlisted men, SO ner
month. Only one full pension will be al.
lowed to the relative of deceased soldier
and IN the order Of precedence as above
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30
MtsCegenatiOn.

Inc Cleveland Pain Dealer says:
We ask our readers for this once to he.
come credulous enough to believe us when
we say that the following sentence actually
appeared in the New York Indenrn,lent
Henry Ward Beecher's S paper, a widcl1
circulated and influential journal, and the
leading organ of one branch of the Presby.
terrain church. Speaking of the Negro
race, the Rev. writer says:
This race has the seeds of great and
riGh ana generous culture. 1t shall be mix.
ed with ours, is being mixed and in fntnro
we shall see fruit of art, of literature ot
social lite the product of the great engraft.
world" l" 'ni'
Read to your your wives. sisters and
daughters, ye who follow the leadership of
the H AoolltIonist and other worshipers of the
Negro. But let others pour ont indigna-
ton and contempt upon all such incnlca.
tions." ''N Viva
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30
Proceedings Of the Democratic
County Convention.

The convention held at the Court House,
in Cadiz, on Monday, the 2lst, exceeded
anything of the kind previously held, IN
spirit, enthusiasm and fixed determina-
ton to place before the public men of un-
doubted ability and unwavering democratic
principles.
Mr. Allen Maxwell, of Green township
being called to the chair, the house was
called to order, and after examining the
credentials Of the delegates from each Town
ships the balloting commenced for Repre-
tative, which resulted in the unanimous
nomination Of John G. Barnes, of Moore
field township. Mr.. Barnes is not only a
gentleman in every respect, but soldier
who has served his country faithfully, en-
dured all the trials, hardships, and suffer-
ings through which the gallant I26th Regt.
passed, and has returned an uncorrupt
democrat.
The next choice being for Count, Treas
urer, Mr.. Dunlap McAdams, of Morefield
township, was proposed and nominated by
acelamation without dissenting voice.
Mr.. McAdams was formerly a student at
Franklin College, this County, and was no.
ted for his gentlemanly department and
thoroughness as a student. He also has
been soldier, is strict Democrat, a Union
man, and justly entitled to the support of
every soldier in the county.
The Convention next proceeded to the
nomination Of a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff, resulting in the selection of Mr..
Hiram Hartman, of Greene townsbip,--
And we venture to say Us good a man for
that Office as there is in the county. He is
decidedly business man, and soldier
having served with the Ohio National Guard
OF which he is member.
Mr.. Arthur Beatty, of Archer township,
was unanimously chosen a candle ate for
County Commissioner. He is man of
sound Judgment and great practical knowl
edge.
The nomination for Coroner being next
before the Convention DR.. James Stone. of
Shortcreek township, Major 18th Bat. O.
N. t., was nominated by acclamation. DIR.
Stoue is good physician, a clever man.
and sound Democrat.
1t honesty and ability are always crowned
With success we have no fears of our friend
Mr. Samuel Hedges, of Caliz township
he democratic choice for Iufrmary Dirpc-
or.
On the whole We thing, better ticket co
lot have been placed before the people of
Nd Harrison. Whatever the opposite par
y can say against our political principles.
hey must admit that they have honest, up
lght, and able men to oppose.
The nomination Of county officers being
ver, the convention proceeded to elect del
gates to the State Convention, to be held
Columbus on the 24th, consisting Of G.
I. Allen James Thompson, Jacob Latfertv,
?. Baxter 4. NJ. Coultrap, Robert
letadden, and Samuel Stcwart--a very
ood representation of the county.
The appointment Of Dem ocratic Cen
al Committee for the county being next in (
rder, Messrs. VIM. II. Arnold, J. NJ
step, Walter Jamison, Philip Donahue
nd Henry Boyles were selected to act in ;
lat capacity. On motion the Convention ,
ijoulncd i
ALLEN MAX WE'LL, Presalcai
\. K. RITTENHOuSE. ,Nce,et,r.,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30

s@5eA cold-hlooded murder was commit.
tt'd at the Spring House, Wheeling, on
IaeSlay night, August lo, by some soldiers
belonging to the 1872 New York regiment. -
The person murdered vas James Brues,
she, it seems had had some ..time previous
a.d1heulty with soldiers of this regiment. -
Some four or five called him out of the
Sprigg house, where he was conversing with
some gentlemen, and, without warning shot
him dead. But one Of the murderers have
been apprehended.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30

II, }. Raymond, in the capacity Of hsto
ran of Lineoln's Administration, having
written somewhat refectingly on Horace
Greeley III con nnection with the Niagara
Peace Negotiation, Mr.. Greeley responded
thereto in the Tribune on the 18th inst, in
With response h, say S:
Had this wise and brave course ITO in.
aa,ugurate Peacel been taken when Alex II
Stephens first publicly solicited permission
to visit Washington, believe it would have
saved Quarter of q Million precious lives.
an awful amount of devastation and mis-,
cry, and left our National Debt o full Billion
less than it is to-day" ~ A'''''"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-30

:, AN Ulster County, n. Y, paper says
"A black snake, over five feet long, was dis.
covered one day last week in the TOP of .
peach tree, in the yard of James l.. Hewkc
near the toll-gate. 1t had been playing with
couple of small children, when some one
passing by, alarmed his snake>hip, and he
ran up the tree. An alarm was at once
given, when DR.. K. Colburn, living near hv
came with long pole and very soon dis