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DIRECTORS.

AatoEY EDWARDS. EsQ- New York.
EShE B. CEoCKER, Esq, Of Csocke1 q Warren
New York
FLETCHER WEsTRkT, ESQ. Of Tcsr-as, Gibbs d
Hardcastle, New YORK.
= }. L. CLAPP. Esq. F1e.!dent, venanEo Co., Penn.
LII. SIMPSON. EsG- Of L. L. Simpson { Co., New
TorE.
lts lands are put into the company ut the uup1eca
dtnted low price Of one hundred collars Per acre. the
, 1865-01-10

will send celebrated Frcach recipe fos restoring
grey hstr 10 tie original coluE with full utEscti0ns f1f
n.n:; warranted n rerrcacnte. nr mon.s rounded
'1o'e u W to put. y. ". ALLEN. box llsG Chicago,
Illinois.
N.A.-Thfs Is q aRx.7o1AIly1, not dye.
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GOES
DYsPEP3IA CURB
sEeetel1s the stomach, pu-
rifles the breath. and in.
ttactly stops SOURCES,
actditJ and rising Of food
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
CHnrmission Agency.

We call attention to the card and adve =
tiscmsnts of NJ. John NJ. Upton, in to-day s
Sentinel. Mr.. I. has established in Cadiz
a regular commission agency for the pur-
chase, sale and registry of Real Estate,
Stock and Produce in this county. His Of
fee is in the room on Market street, one
door north of Stewards store. Any person
in the county having Farm, Town proper
ty, out lot, any kind 5f Stock or Produce to
sell, and wish quick and ready sale, would
do well to give Mr.. I. call BY so doing.
persons wishing to purchase any articles ma
med above viii know,wBere to 60 when they
wish to purchase. Mr.. rs agency will not
only be benefit to those wishing to purchase,
but still greater one to those having the
articles enumerated above to sell. We say
again read his card and advertisements, and
when you have either Real Estate, Stock or
Produce to sell, give him call, and he will
be enabled to secure you good purchaser.
He also pays the highest price in cash for
all kinds of Furs. hunters and trappers
will take notice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

This body re-assembled in Columbus OF
Tuesday, January 8. The following new
members were sworn in: Senate-A. Hart
ofPortagc county, vice Luther Day, resigned
J. Crainor, of Shelby county, vice Senator
Mauzy; deceased, and Joshua II. Bates, ot
Hamilton county, vice L. H. MILESTONE,
resigned, 'House--A. G, IIibbs, of Frank.
lin county, vice Otto Dressed, resigned; WIN.
Penn Nixon, offlamilton county, vice George
Keo&, deceased; James W. Robinson of
Union county, vice Sterling, resigned Henry
Hoover, Of Stark county; vice Joseph ScAell,
resigned; and o. d. Hough, of Delaware
county, vice Speaker IIubbelI, resigned
Hon, John Johnson, of Summit county,
vas elected Speaker of the House. A large
nulnbtr Of new bills were introduced, but no
definite action was taken on any of them.
The first wsek ofall sessions of the Iegisla-
ture is generally occupied in having the Go
Ternor = Message read, counting the votes
or State officers, and a general preparation
or business This session of the Lcgisla-
ure IS not an exception to that rule. We
yill enleafor iii the future to give a pretty
ull synopsis Of their proceedings
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
The Drart CadIz Township.

A meeting was held last Saturday at the
Court House 40 devise ways and means to
clear Cadiz Township Of the coming draft
Committees were appointed in each school
district to solicit subscriptions from every
person in the township. An adjourned meet
ing is to be held in the same place on next
Saturday, at l clock, p. NJ, when every
citizen in the township over twenty years of
age, is expected to be present; and if he has
not already subscribed, to do so at that time.
No time is to be lost in this matter; and if
the people of this township intend to clear
themselves of the present draft, they must
all labor liberaIly and diligently to do so.-
The quota of this township will be from go
to So men.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

al the resaaTces af the nation. .Ilntl the re-
bel power 8 broken, and the peace and UNI
tyrets the country y restored They have;
gone fufthsE and declared with clear and
unmistskable emphasis, that With the con-
quest Of this rebellion must perish its most
potent element. as well as one of its exciting
causes; and that when peace sheds It's blas-
slugs again upon our people, this shall be,
what God and oHr fathers designed it-A
LAND OF HUMAN FREEDOM.
From the commencement of this great
contest the State of Ohio has occupied no
doubtful or hesitating position. Our peo-
PIE have assumed their burthens with alao-
rity, and borne them with cheerfalneSs.-
They have responded vi b promptitude to
every call that has been made upon them
and without passing the bounds Of becoming
modesty, they may point with emotions of
pride to the record which her sons have
made FOR the State in the council and in the
field. Ohio officers have commanded with
distinction and honor in nearly every depart
of the service and Ohio soldiers have bat
tied with exalted courage and patriotism up
on nearly every fold ofthc war, and marched
over portions Of every State that the trea-
sonab!e leaders took into rebellion. At all
times, aad at all places, they have noby
dono their duty achieving for themselves
and rejecting upon their State tho. highest
honor. -
. True, there have been grievious sacrifices;
there has been mourning at many hearth
stones; and We have often been called upon
70 pause in our exdltation over She noble
conduct of our living heroes, to lament our
heroes doad;-but even the eye bedimmed
with teara has caught glsnce Of the future,
i
an the assurance that all these sacrifices will
be hsIsNed in the triumph Of freedom, and
The eemiRg greatness and glory of our
country. The commandment of the people
is to yeE and to mO, in our allotted spheres,
to mexe onward to the accomplishment Of
this great end; and to contribute all of abili-.
y and RseiElness We possess to the consul
nation Of That grand triumph, in which not
only ourselves. bat the friends of free gov
ernment thrasaa5dsont the world will rejoice.
JOHN BROUGH.
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E@- We had intended 70 make this week

EA~We had intended to make this week
paper an interesting number, but the great
length of the Governor Message forbidS us
that pleasure. That document We publish
out of respect to the Office; not its present
incumbent, Gov. Brough has the Co pacity
and ability to make a good Governor, and
give credit and respectability to the ofsics
but unfortunately he has lost all character
and self respect, anl is a disgrace to the Of
fee he holds. That accounts for the bitter
partizan libcls he utters in his message a.
gainst the Democratic party.
Our next paper will contain a list of the
persons in Harrison county who pay FIVE per
cent on their incomes; ssthe proceedings of
the Publishers Convention held in Column
bus on last Wednesday; Congressional pro-
ceedinss; besides large amount Of other
interesting reading.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
Oar New Terms OF Subscription

Saf NEW Terms 0F Subscription.
The terms of the Cadiz .Sentiad hereafter
wil be $3.50 year, if paid in advance. -
If not paid within six months, S3 go
No reasonable man can object to this snail
alSauce in the price of his subscription,
Wien he looks at the Sreut advance in every
thing u'e'l sbonts printing oia,e and the
high price of living. Unreasonable men
will object, but wa cannot help it if they do
We cannot publish paper for less than
S2,o0a ysar, and that amount must BE-
psad to US heresfter for years subscription.
No less sum will do Every good Democrat
ana aF we'll wishers of Il good county paper,
such as we epdeayor to make the Sentinel,
will continue bis subscription at 50 SO a
year To those who have stood by us du-
ring our fourteen years connection with the
paper, we return cur sincere thanks; snd
shall be highly grstiGed for renewal cf
their favors
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
COLEMAN & GRIMES.

We find in Ayers American Almanac,
now ready for delivery gratis, by all agents,
the remarkable statement that the tempera.
ture of the earth has not diminished more
than l-5OGtll part of one degree Fahrenheit
for 2OOo Years. TO our enquiry how he
could make shch an assertion, DR.. Aver
writes us the following answer "Hppar-
cehus gives the exact record of an eclipse in
his time. This enables us to measure with
extreme accuracy the earths' diurnaI revo-
lu!tlons since to any eclipse now. Diminu-
ton of its heat would by concentration.
shorten its axis and consequently its time of
revolution on its axis. The data show that
this !shange has beer only such as | state it,
mathematically and indisputabIy true
Nao York Jowaal - e
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Fsw Tirae Table On the Gadix
'r' ti 2" Branch

TRAINS leave Cadiz now ~ follows,-8- -oc
-. NJ, I, and $50 P. NJ. ~
phs train that leaves at 500 A. M, n,akes
s'oso connection at the Junction with the
PASSENGER train going West; and also con
Sseas with the passenger train going East.
The twain that leaves at 3-3U p, M. makes
q eless connection at the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
VITA the passenger train going West
Trains arrive at Cadiz rs follows-l-0o
p. III. and 800 +. NJ.
The train that arrives at 100 P. NJ. brings
she mails from tho Eaat and the West. TRs
fis1l for both East and West leave Cadiz ct
800 A. M. = -,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

h1~Thc fall Quota Of Chic alder the cal
tof the President fer tAree hundred thousand
enen, dated December 10, 1864 is twenty.
@t thousand one hundred and iifty.hye.
Ibis is the number required ander the call,
alter taking into acc3ant the credits to
which the State is entitled, by estimating
the number of years Of service furnished by
0n4, two and three years men. The quota
osf this District, the 18th, is 1885 The
sfphole number Of years of service furnished
.ssSy the 10th District, and which is to be con-
tsidsred in apportioning the quotas of the
sub districts in this district, is 5,559, being
IN excess off 2902 years of service over the
number of men furnished. The Provost
Marshal General says that in order to e.
qualize this credit, it will be added to the
quota Of the districts in gross; and distribu-
ted among the sub-districts according to the
admBer enroll ed in each This will give the
quota Of the sdB-districts increased 5y the er.
ssssf6r proportion ID tAs suntJer enol1ed d; but
IS the number of one, two and three years
men, respectively, have been furnished
without regard to the number enrolled, the
Provost Marshal will subtract from this
gross quota, tho actual amount of excess of
Years of service which the sub.district has
furnished. ;t
2. s. Since writing the above, We learn
from the Columbus Journal, of Monday, that
"Col. Wilcox, on Saturday received instruc-
tons from Provost Marshal General Fry,
dirccting the suspension of all further tper.
asiops under the late assignment of quotas,
which was upon the basis of the enrolment
Of Noy. seth, and ordering the preparation
and forwarding as soon as possible of the on
roliin,nt lists as they STOOD after correction,
on the slst Of December. Upon these fig.
tres now quotas will be assigned in a few
days. Thero can be no doubt that the quo
t*s assigned a fortnight since were inaccu-
rate, and, therefnre, unjust to cartain dis.
trists Tbs, Of course, will now be carrec-
tpa"'5 ',0S.4 stn'a a. 4z4eis sstfs,.-l
yJls0. - hsa s1w az 1s-5 st ssJ4si ,...
..LIpSS Re .g..r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

Rs-The editor of the Salem Republican
Till consider us under great obligations tc
him for having published our entire article
in relation to himself and Rev. Joseph Bar
ker. 1t was better christian reading than
the people Of Sien are in the habit of Pc
rusing. His comments are nothing more
than the barkings of very small poodle,
and are worthy of the same attention
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
4, 'tss-.s =
IN IIeI1tnnnnhM MnNa H.n,,

s2-Eieutcnaut McCaffrey, of company c,
43d Ohio, and several other gentlemen Of
the same company, who have served their
three years in the service of their country,
have been. discharged from the same, and are
now at home. They arrived in our midst
last week. They were with Sherman in
his great march through Georgia. All hon-
or to these brave mon, ~ -4.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

sS> 1t Is not often we publish any paten,
medicine advertisements, but.where we know
one to bejuat as good as it claims itself to be-
we believe VIC are doing benefit to our
readers by giving it an insertion in our col.
umns. We believe Dr. j. G. Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral, SarsaparilIa and Cathartic Pills
to be.medieines of that kind. ......
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

relationships or individuals wishing to
procure volunteers, substitutes or"represen
tative recruits, are referred to the advertise
ment of Haley, Lawrence & McCurdy in to-
day s paper We have the authority Of Mr..
B. W. Price, well known citizen of this
county, for saying that this firm are respon-
sible men, and will fulfill their contracts,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
Archer ,FolynsI,ip ReIIer Euna

Dec, %, lS64-The committee acknowl-
edge the receipt of S. in cash, and eighty
pounds of Flour, from fractional district
No. 9, Archer township, for soldiers fami.
lies. -. ..gr.... -SAMUEIiO OsBIRN. :
HAMILTON BIRNEY.
Dc. "a, lS64.-Rec'd of Hamilton Bir-
ney eight pounds of flour, one gallon of ap
pie butter, and S6, So in cash.
ESUSANSAH LOCKE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

lyMrs James Thompson, ofthis town
ship, Willconsidor ourself and better haiiis
under many obligations to her for that New
Years present, in the shape of nice roll of
sweet fresh Butter, which was as nice as We
ever tasted,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

~ 81
sea-Gov. Yates, of Illinois, has been elec
ted Y. 5. Senator from that State; Hon
W. p. Fessenden, the present Secretary ol
the Treasury, has been elected U. Senator
from Maine; and Hon. Jacob Howard hns
been re- elected VI s. Senator from Michi
gan. All Abolitimists. s.'& .Aa- "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

EACongress rs-assemblad January 5,
Our crowded columns prevents us giving
our usual synopsis Of their proceedings this
week Hereafter We shall enlcavor to let
our readers know what Congress is doing.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
CLOSING OUT sAEsi3;
on for the James River:

Our last sale at cost closed with the old
year, but from circumstances since, we have
determined to sell out our entire stock at
COST for cash, commencing Monday, Jan.
9,ylS65, and will continue until the entire
stock is disposed of.
COLEMAN & GRIMES.
p S.-All who are indebted must call
and pay. We are truly sorry that we have
to ask so often and we assure all that it is
the last notice
COLEMAN & CRIMES /.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

Sa The attention of our readers is direc-
ted to the advertisement of Sharp & Co.,
Druggists, Cadiz, in to-days paper. This
is "a reliable firm; and their drugs are fresh
and pure
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

hS- Harrctt has been doing q splendid
business duri:a the Holidays. He sells at
fair prices and makes free use of printer's
ink to let the public know What he has to
sell. All such men will succeed
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
Old Chairs Made New!

All persons having old chairs they are de-
sirous to have painted, bring them right
along. Room, over GLASS; Wagon Shop.
JAMES MCCONNELL.
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EXeCMtOr,a Mnffca.

NOTICE is hereby given that the s,ibscri-
k4 bor has bsen appointed and qualified
by the Probate Court, as EEecutar on the
estate OF Jane ID. Wchey, decd, late of Short
creek township, Harrison county, Ohio. Z
All those knowing themselves indebted
TO said estate are requested to make inln1o-
diate payment, and those having claims will
present them, duly authenticated, for settle
lnent, within one yenr from this date.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, 4
.iHglE j.. a4azg.S II I5 Executor.
lapan. u, Ebtr3t-pds:8ao zfb cit 20 r.ryr n
. aL4A&A GtsJa ~H alaa
.e&r ErIE
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

SaThe war news during the past week
is unimpOrtant No official war news has
been published.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
M A. r r [ H d:

Dec: ~; at the Swan House, Cadiz, by w
p. Hays Esq, Mr.. JAMES RI merry
| MAN and Miss SOPHIA LAUGuBIN, all
of this county.
Dec. |, by KcS. John Caldwell, Nh f.. B.
GRAY and Miss S4ALLIEM, DWELL =
all of Green township.
On On Sunday, january 1st, 1865, st the tes-
idence Of James Edwards, by John G. Flow
man, Esq, Mr.. JAMES f. COX, of Union
County, Ohio, and Miss LAVINA CRUM-
RlNE; Of Harrison county, Ohio.
On the 7th December, at the brides resi-
dence near Franklin, Harrison county
pei, Mr.. HENRY McFADDEE and Miss
NANCY JANE cox, both of Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the Sth inst, at the "Cadiz House. Vi in
Gadiz, by W. p. Hays, Esq, Mr., GE6raiE
". BLEAkMORE and Miss MALVIRAH
PACKER, all Of this county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11

BrMr DAVID PATTERSON, well known
citizen of Stock township, this county, died
on last Saturday morning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
Putty, Paints, Oils, varnishee
DYE sTUFFs. ALCOHOL.

SS-Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded.
Medicines warranted genuine and of the
best quality.
Customers will find our stock complete,
comprising many articles it is impossible
here to enumerate, and all sold at moderate
prices. eH.ra NJ
Cadiz, Jan. IL, 1865.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-11
AYERS
CHERRY
PECTORAL.
FOR TUE RAPID CURE
nR


PSitieAts Is, adUdnond stages Of the Disease.
GO wide is the field Of its usefulness ard
- 50 numerous are the cases Of its cures
that almost every section Of country aboumds
in persons publicly known, who have beer
restored from alarming and even despcr,,t ,
diseases of the lungs by itsuse. When once
tried its superiority over every other expec-
torant ~ TOO kptsrent to escape observation;
and where its virtues ara known, the public
no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and-dangerous affections
OF the pulmonary organs that are incident
TO our climate. While many inferior rem
edies thrust upon the community have fail
cd and been discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarka.
be to- be forgotten. r. r-
We can only assure the public, that lis
quality is carefully kept up to the hest it has
ever been, and that it may he relied ON to do
fortheir relief all that il has ever done.
Great numbers ofClergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent personages. have
lent their names to certify the unparalleled
usefulness of our remedies, but space here
will not permit the insertion Of them. The
Agents below named farnish gratis our
AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are
given; with also full descriptions ol the COM
plants they cure!
Those who require an dlterHattUe medicine
topurify the blood will find AYRR's COMP.
EXT. SARSAPARILLA the remedy to USE
Try it once and you will know its value.
Prepared by J. G. AVER & co, Lowell,
Mass, and sold by J. BEALL, DR.. Nc
BEAN and SHARP Il CO., Cadiz, and by
dealers everywhere. jan. IL, 6s;-2n.
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In Athens township, Dec. 2s Mrs. JANE
.MNcD0WEhl-, in the Stth year of hor age.
which she diedf 90 years. ~
In Moorofield township, January :, of W
pho 1 fever, ELLA, eaushter Of Joseph aisd
Mary Latlery, aged IL years.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-09

4 cONMUNICATION,

MI Editor Preside Mt johnson said
with emphasis: "The people Of South
Carolina must have q convention and
amend their constitution by abolish
ing slavery, and this must be done in
good faith, and the convention or leg
isIature must adopt the proposed
amendment to the constitution Of the
United States, which prohibits and
excludes slavery everywhere ai';ls
So you see We have to do soitoo If
wesiliteid to ed back iptosthe Union.
This language has not been held BY
by tho President to us because be has
not been called on hy the people 81
Louisiana as he was by the people Of
South Carolina. We should send
delegates TO Washington as soon. as.
the people meet in tho Parishes and
select dele1,atcp. Have meetings at
once in each and every Parish with
out further delay. The governor has.
not suggestedstIlis, let us take 1t into
our hands then. Other States
ale moving to get into the Union, our
State is standing Still. Why is this?
Have we lost all independence, and
are willing to remain in d dependant
State q We are wasting the peoples
money, paying exhprbitant salaries to
men who are making no efforts to
raise the State DIT Of the dirt. We
have no State government yet; the
salaries are Iaidito those who
|prctcnd to be State officers. The sal.
faries.ts,s, nearly doubled to what they
were when the people were rich, and
property valuable. Shame upon such
Ipatrivts. Compare tue salaries now
and what they were before the war
and see what was Ilone for the peo-
1ple Ivy the servants Of the people.
| Again, say yoh will have no State
government until the people ask fpl
| It. fLoak at ether States, see what
and how they are managing to. get
into tbe Union. Their provisional
igovcrnors are directing and aiding
1ille people in their effnrts to return t,
1.-THE Union. Why have not similar
leforts heen made for our Stateg
/ Mr.. Editor, it is your duty to speal
Tout in this natter Call the peopl'
Together for deliberatipn and council
land aid them iutEeir efforts to return
ito tho Union. A VOTER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-09
Ex GOVERNOR Henry A. WISE .
The Richmond correspondent Of tile
New York World, says:

& f "a -
The Richmond correspondent Of tile
New York World, says.
Governor Wise, who is now here
would be pleased to see every white
man il the South disfranchised and
the fight Of Suffrage given exclusive
ly to the negroes. He thinks the
Northern radicals are bent upon q
career of destruction, and the sooner
they run it the better. His opinion
is that negro ascendency so much
coveted by the fanatics Of the North,
will work out q cure for negrophc bia
so prevalent among that class that nc
other experiment. would. The Gov.
crnor has been rather indisposed for
some days but is now improving.
The war has left him without house
or home, his dwelling and farm in
Princess Anne county, some eight
miles below Norfolk, Il ing now III
possession of the Government, and
used by them as a schoolhouse and
playground for niggers. | under
stand he expresses much confidence
lin the wisdom and moderation d
President johnson.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-08-09

know the world does not recognize
such conduct, but it is the only way
| can redress my grievances. He
has forced me into this. al, /,
Banks, Durant and others, would
like to crack this nut for Gov. Wells.
send you this by The hands Of the
Governor, trusting that he, will be
prompt in delivering it, 70 ,you. or
causing i 70 delivered. T am for re-
construction Of Government, and as
the Constitution says no defaulter
shall hold office, | think Coy. Wells
should not lie The most promilent'in
the reconstruction 4of The State Cor
eminent. Letps approach the throne
with clean hands. I trouble you with
this matter because you have eser
maintained your character for hon.
esty in all the commercial revolutions
Of New Orleans, and / feel sure you
will not counter ance dishonesty ino
Others. particularly in those who hold
such high places as Gov. Wells does.
He may corrupt the whole State, Jul
dietary and all. &, mid iFs
am respectfully, ..a.r fT..-.
' 8 Your oht. sevt... ifl4f
fYg MflNTEORT,, WELLS : =,