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, 1865-10-11

dItl{tnry Itoms-HeE5n1cntk Mnstered
Out and to he Mustered Ont.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T1ibnne.l
MADISON, WIS.,, Oct. 10.
The Governor has received dispatch dated Mo-
bile, 9Th, announcing the muster out Of the 18th
regiment Wisconsin infantry, 767 officers md en-
1xiea men, md their departure for this place for
final rnu.ter out and payment. They will probably
rcech here IN the course Of ten days.
The 18th regiment was paid of to~d1y. Most Of
The officers and lacn Will leave for their homes to-
night, The co1ors Of this regiment have been
turpea oyes to Col. Giddiuss to be deposited bS
him With the government.
Private fufotmstlon has been received here thai
three companies Of the 5Qth regiment, which !eh
Eansas eonctine since fer Fort Rice, hare received
orers to Stop at Fort Sully, COO miles or NOR. this
SIDE OF Fort Rice.
, 1865-10-11

NEW ToHK, Oct 10.-Robert Tho1p, book keeper
for Geo. Il. Huecs Co.. Reada strcet, Of this city.
while under a1rcst on charge Of bet1g dcEaulteI
10 The amount Of several hundred dollars. Jumped
ftam ferry hoat this morning, and Wa drowned
He Leaves wife and two children.
, 1865-10-11

rSpecih Dc4paich to .be Chicago Tribunel
CNG1saA1t. Oct 10.
Cincinnati stands firm. THIS county gires thirty
five hundred Union majority. Scattering returns
from The State fndcate rAdreed Union na}osidea.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 7rlbnne1
TAsntsGruS+ Oct. H.
Polls far the reception Of .hs yotes OF feaafylsa.
1a and Ohio soldiels stationed here IRE opened this
morning at the vaEious hoepsfaat ard barracks IL
shls city and vicinity. Only three precincts have
been heard from up TIL II O'Clock, with the follow
Ing rcsnli: -.
Inth lassacks-Cox, 81; Morgan. nouc.
Donsaan nosplssl-Cox. l.; Morgan, none
san o. tte 10Th Ohio Y. 1.-Cox. 24; Morgan
IN ces's na,or.y, saa.
40 setasns have yet beeu secefyed from The I95th,
Int 1t Is believed to hare eooe Republlezu By a
1a'xe majority, although the ezac. ncures cannot b
ob,ained.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago 1tIbune.1
CLEVELAND. O., Oct. l0..
hctutns cont IN suy e!owls md frnpeTfettlv.
Tie probable Union uaJoz1tT Il oboa, Il al tor
, 1865-10-11

Attempted murder-The Eou1d-bc
Murderer Commits suicidc-A Smug-
.ler Sentenced.
Especial Despatch to the Ehlesso Tribune.]
DEr4oir. Oct. 10.
A man named William Dodds, saloon-keeper,
committed suicide this morning, aftcr having made
M attempt to murder his ,E1ic- lie arosc fum bis
bed, and procuring revolver, shot Ills wtfe wound
iug her In The breast severely, though not tan11y.
She fushen into the stfret after being shot, and
upcn rome Of the ncighbors going into the houte
to srrest Dods he placed the revolver to lis hcad
and fired, instantly kiliing hitneeik DoIids was a
mnn OF intrmpesate ahts, and his excessive drink
Ing hns Affected bis ea1fty.
Jeste sims. sranagicr, was yesterday sentenced.
in the e. $. District Couff, to pay noe OF ~ 0M,
1nn committed untft mid.
, 1865-10-11

ISpeuM UeSpatch to the Chicago Tnbunc7
1SDtAsAFo11s. Oct. 10.
The election passed OF very quietly to-aay, and
very Light vote was polled. Tie Bourbon
Democracy were so demoralt-ca th,t they had no
ticket in the aeld md the Union candidates we're
elected without Opposition. In other counties
p1rtS lines were tightly drawn, and the contest vas
hitter. No Eeports have bern received from them
aS ret.
, 1865-10-11

The following Is N extract OF letset w1!ttea By tA&
RsT-J. g. Holmc pastor Of the ptepont street Iaptss
Church. brooklyn. n. f. to the journal and Messe
ges1 Ctaclnnat- Ohio, and speaks yo1utex ID ayo1 at
tho vosfd-reuoHned medicine, Mrs. WIN9LOW8
SOOTHING sFRUF FOR CHILDREN TKKTHrEo
ave see N ndveEt1sautnt h 3our coln1nns or MES.
WS3LDW'5 SOOTHING SYRUP. Nowr 'wa usvsF
said word IN fayor Of tho patent medetna before n
fife, bnt feet compelled TO say to your readers
ttat this ts no humbuewe hare tried It. aud know u
to b. Ill It eains. 1t probably Of tna suc
cestni aedhtnes OF the day because 1t b Of &h
hest~ AID those Of reaisrs who hare babies can't
do better than lay h auppiy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1865-10-11

new YoaE, Qct. 1o.-The steamer McCtettan
arrived from Hilton Head with troops. Gen. Wild
and Co|onels Bsoytou, afcIanghlin.anl Ga.kia aEc
among the passengers.
The ste1mers Nevada, IRON Savannah. aud Ts-t-
light from Wilmington, haze arrived
, 1865-10-11
The North Cnroltnn convention,

The North GNF0ltnA EUnF&ntl0us
RA1x,au, Oet. 11.-The Convenlfontpeut The day
in discussing the debts of the Slate II Is thought
The Convention Will NOT assume the rebel State
debt; though sorae delegates and few outsiders
favor tic measure. The Convention moYs5 slow
and Ufn not adjourn this vcek.
, 1865-10-11

and were there addressed By fhe President wk6
thansed ttnm for the services which they had rem
dered. Ths, he said, Il the country Of all within
it, Iruita without retesecce to cuEcs and be gave
them rome wholesome advice, incukstfng The i'm
po1fanee Of hosesty, industry aad ristue, and the
necessity OF showing, by thelr conduct that lley
are Worthy Of freedom.
, 1865-10-11

PA1EHsoS, n. J.. Oct. 10--The r4en for three
BY ibe revenue colt 'sIialtImo1e;" ..5uliusr was
second, and "Phata'' good third. Iime-Et3Ha.
The race of one-mile heats HaA Won by 'ATtola" In
, 1865-10-11
TO LMmbermeH.

Tho advertiser. i resident OF Ecw York sta.ts oyu-
Ing the best mill site On LAKE. AfIeaISso, and Over
.cco sctss 1t choice rtao LaaLs c5ad:ras :h.sto
carefully esseetcd from r to Is years 40. sud hoee
althheld rom markell u now ready 10 sscS tho psop
eTty With sono p1atelass Lumbsxaan o. aFn u tat-
cssu4 who can adTanta,eoasIy taxa ehaF~s ot me
Nah csnita1 fpr that pprpcse Cne s.Asao Ike The
present WIN ray bees ii, nta>ssasy ontIsTs ~ futoe7
can bo ppsda and bsouTh: 10 Chicago cheaper rom
thEa property &haa pus auy other u iEo cap1stJ. tt
Is beloved. Operations can commence thA t.n. Ad-
tre.A, Tor tn days, "FnE LAND QMSHk." box
3&8. Chicago. Pss%se*
, 1865-10-11

NEsFARk, MI. Oct. l0.-1n the charter ELECTION.
toslsy the trinnists caIied the city BY from 800 to
H0natet1t:. In}on gatn Of 1.6sH over Last Octo-
h}Eo gain three Or four aldermen,
, 1865-10-11

Gen. Banks Nominated fur Congress.
BosroS. Oct. 1c.-Thc Sixth District Republican
Couyc cntioo, held IN Reading to.dsy, nominated
Gen. II, r. Bauks for Congress
, 1865-10-11
Quickest Time OH IScc0Ftl.

; NV YonK, oct. t0.-At the trot On tho Fashion
Course today geltilrg De1ter was matched 10 bcat
I'm md accomplished the fest, making thH mile N
n.ISE, The htgt half mite IVES Nade ID E06st.
, 1865-10-11
Through from " Washington to Mont.
Eomcry-Thc Virginia Ekallroais-
Kentucky AHafrs-Gcn. Palmer 10 be
RetaIneti-The Conversion Loau-
Personal Itc1ns-Tfe Petit Trial.


kentucky AGatrx-Gcn. Palmer 10 be
Retatneti-The Conversion Loau-
Personal ftc1ns-Tae Petit Trial,
SSw y9nx. as S. a. Ws.h'ss.oo y. tpessl ts
route ftorn Washington 10 Ltnchbutc, Knoxville,
Cha,tanooGa, and ATLANTA, and thence 10 Augusta
or Montgomery, is now open md communication
Chattanooga to Washington Is et1ty hotrs.
Mr.. Drowne!l. President Of The East Tennssses
and Virginia Line arrived here to-day, on his ysay
north 10 purchase additional rolling stock and
p7ctent the speed on some patts Of the linz Il ycS
eIow, hut this will lie increased Al soon a. the track
Is thoroughly fepaired.
aH tats neny essost formerly Assistant Sc
Ing The restoration Of come Sea islapd property,
pow in possession Of the need1ser. rs hss t3Evn
the cath Of allegiance bat caims not to cone with
in any OF The excepted classes.
TIE epecial 10 The UtraI saws: Gen. Rousseau
hrd co1teEcncs With the President and the Sette+
tary OF VET to-day, during which the Gen. Palmer
Troubles In Kentucky were discussed. TIE tcsuft
The people Of Kcntneky, through theIr popa,sf con-
Tessman, thu. martial y sh1I be tepeaIea throueh.
Out the stne: that al negro troops ahall soon be
Withdrawn, and thai the abuses Of The Freedmen's
pnssan sha y thsf ta' as vigorous prob
It i understood that the course Of Gen. Palmer
IN the admfn1s triton Of Kentucky military gasr5
IL in TIE main appsoscd 9y the President, and that
Department. ksntuckIans are not 20 much dis
p!eascd with tho acts of Gen. Palmer rs they n.c
diseusted with those Of fone OF his snbordIn1tes,
nho bare been thinning a little datkey machine OF
state. Tnc w1tharaw1t Of colonel troops promised
by The Pscsldeut- and tie dctronenent of n eddle
tone little Bseyst DF1gadicEs Of d1rkes and Freed
mcn Agents, wil speedily hazmonisc adaits in that
Fifteen 1nIltons Of the newly authorized eouYe..
, 1865-10-11
Qt)ifaoo Iribn11e.


@s"A "''''"i 1nat "
"' wv "se. Even ne" 'etuey Is IN has1e
70 70 "e"io' aaa In aer Newark charter election
makes ealhnt prumise OF November perform apce,
Ihfladeiphta gives 1000 On tbs st,,e ticsrt .ad
huO foy Marn, c;n.,,,.,, -,.,,. .oo E,.,.~,
.t~r,.-s
oe'ui4o7 VI e3esaoA oeepa'e11-
oolo closed At 1458.
Gen. Banks has been nominated for Con-
f;rees in the Sixth Massachusetts, District.
The Richmond coo,m.ria} Du{Eet{r, sup- |
pressed by Gen. Terry ha. been reatored to It's pro-
psictorr.
The recent census in Minnesota shows a |
ponu1,t,on of .hout va nm m inc.c.,e of r. ON IN
aye vcare.
Edwir noo.,, +,,a +,oroa,or 4.-.r ,,x,t+oa IT,
,r.--;.,. :, 1,ht,.a.,.ht. 7,.T1rr.a.- - IT..
p,uS ~ 7.,al,.s - 1,,oa r1...t ~. .s.s....
~. ~ C.t,.t.- ...,. -...-.s-f =. ia
~ ~ '0. soe4o Ne5s eas So
.oe '"1 '@et'ee t'.''e VI fe1&0a' et''ts
A1s u1lie ~. ~ @io'<'
Vui washington oeSlatenes report IN iun
sla =. sne ttesiafht 10 tae nlSl !e1o'sa' VI
oatt7@N ~o'ambn volunteers tcoofral
ne 1Fesoytef7an synod ol srEfnfk nave
parsed resolution hereafter 10 provide tho heearaen
"1,n fens1oae instruction and common school eda"
caison' 4
Inc notor1ous Tennessee" guerilla, Champ
Ferguson, Il to be banged on the 10Th inst. There
is no hope of rcpicre, ast,nc President has ap-
proved the findings OF ,he court martial
Through rafIroad comm unfcatfop is now c.
tahl,ebcd between Washington and Montromery.
ALI. ria Lypchburc, Knoxville, Chattsnoo.a and
Aflaus6.
Tue session Of the ph}ladefnh,a Eniscopa1
Convention YESTERDAY rr,x orunrd With
m exciting detmte r,,on 4he concrt,,on r HIshon
Wilmer Of Alebama. A veyv rtrone feeling ms
rnaniies.od asatnat it.
The nnst valuable co,ro nf cnfton eyer
eatpued nom thr ,,n,,ca states III. c1ezred t,ou
New Orleans for Ltsc,poot on The eth i,-, By sttp
Eneszit 1tD5 holes worh *6s1, 600 Although /
rre.1ons vcreo1 look l1u0 bales the total weight
Wus lcsk and tho yaue lrss by f47.AD0. |
Tue damages by the carthouake at Ssn
Fmncltco were cpusaderable-scvc.11 public brild-
inrs bclu: badly cracked. At Santa Cruz the
shocks vcrc yev severe. Eleven d,stinct ones
,ycrc tclt. rnd ,csr,r e,rtv bu5,afno IN tbe r,e~
,va. ,norr nT 1e.s d.,,cas &'r'
IT, Eit.h1.,,.- 1stsS., D.u..,,. A..
es tH1"es'5 .4eee"te esse q tue
Sel$e""f te1a Vi tne f1ouate Eo1rl tne VIII OF
tuhue3 eulee1' nte o. hcf4in ~ worcester county.
"as lresep'eu aha ot9ect'o0 maoe 10 its allowance
On .ne erouno 1hat It was oletateo ~ spiritual
neoi1n. loe oo)ccaoa nas admitted by the
'otec' anu INC VAL dtsauo"cd.
Lion. =. Il. Stevens is now occupying the
room ut Fort Warren known as @' the headqua.
fets- and, nccotding to the boston 7fdpef, seems
to bF enjoying better health thaa heretofore. He
takes bis accustomed aftcfooon walk and seems to
cn3o5 It. Ihcse arc no inti1n.t'ons from Washing
Lon sAat he L. to ce speedily released.
AdSices from Arizona to Scpt+ 9Th state
thai foS. Pc*Qutc7a, of SunoTa, had arrived with
biz military ond civil staf. having been driven ont
Of MeSieo ~ the Imperial so.ecs- Another zcsi-
ncut Of troops had been orcrrd iron California 70:
Arizona. Itts ~tn make nearly three thousand
'oV1'e ~ 'ne 4essi'o's, tau"aents II "as oeAesea
, 1865-10-11

rsany Of The colorcd people Of Washington, Who II
Large crowds haye followed the Firsi District of
Columbia regiment as they marched thspuch the
streets, having recently returned from, the South
The regiment proceeded to the Executive mansion
, 1865-10-11

Ne hare put Up and sold ski1 atieI& for over y yes
and CAN SAT IN CoNF1DEHcE AND TRUTH of H.
uhat We bsvc norer been ahleto ray OF Buy Other med
lctue-EETER HAS IT FanD n StNGBE n.
STANCE 10 EFFECT CURE when timely 'n.et
EeTcr did Fe know sn tnstancr OF dlssat1Aestdu BIZ
any whp nse 1t. On tho coptraT Ill are defhteo
With it, operations a1d spesk IN tezs Of coutxts.
spcak IN this matter "WHAT We DO ESoW,. 1ter
50 yfata experience: AND PLEDGE OUR KKPUTa-
T1oS FOR THE FuLFuMEyT OF WHAT WV
HERE DECLARE. In almost every mskaoce wh4Fo
the infant Is suffering om patp aut exhaustion zeisss
viii be found in fifteen twentY minutes after tHa
syFuF r stmtn'z&ezed.
Fun directions for ustn1 viii sceompsny eaeh bottrz
None genuine unless the fac-snIls ot CURTIS PEE
KtSe- View York. Is On the outside wrapper.
Said pJ pfp-1t2ts &htpushont tbe yft,rfd.
, 1865-10-11
Balance to general Uses es..,.......,. 3A,6s3,ci
Add Internal revenues of Qu1rter..-..,- 83>4G 81

Total after providing interest. 0s96 &C.
al present rate ot s7a,at7.sH pe1 snnun.
We hare only TO add to this nost encouraging
exhibit or Me Hrss quszer oF peace, that the open
ing Of the SECOND quartes, October I'd to 7th, in
elusive, yielded $l1,a9, ,6d9 in currency from IN
BIG In gold from Import duties at Ncw xorl alone.
, 1865-10-11

NOTICE TO IIACKAfEN.-The
l% Uack.nAn who conveyed family n 81 North
Peoria street, about tFn weekB Since witl please
QucstioEs TiN be asked. e. Il. PICKETT.
: "rr13 1fy State
, 1865-10-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
Reception OF the First District OF Co.
lnmb1a Acknowledgment OF the
Observation-Disclosures Of Abandoned
Property.
Et;peCsl De%patch n the Chtrano Tr,hunrI

U
tuu.h1R Rer1mept-Ancrcf. nr s1,a
prcAtdent-3fNxt nr A9,,r5n,,aa
u.ora-,,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbuuc.]
NAsurc7ox, Uct. 10.
r., 7,,,,.,., -. r.,.,,>t,, -,..
orrd,} nbfch Ia 1s6s we're booted at in their ars'
parade. In this city, received quite an ovation dur
lns their parade this ,noruIne hcInr~ en,but,,.ti
saas pppiseueo, not hoto " petFons Q! taetf o"h
Color 'han og latsc concou1se Of Witnesses on
their Say 10 the White House. This regiment PAR.
ucip,ted IN eleven pitched hsttlcs and number OF
s..,.. - .s",...s,s * - |uo"so3.aO,o
csaenee .. .nelr d nootf dang ~ defence oi thctr
fhE la Lnon. H.. 4.,, :. ~. v,,.o ,,.z.. 49,,
Ion 1ae.t a.tasa! a. tnt y Mte aouee. lFesldenf
OF h1l{ On IQuf- Tic thauke1 them for the comnf-
, 1865-10-11
ITO coal, nEATERS

TO COAL DEALERS.
l. AssIsrAST QC4KTEKNAsTKk's OYy1EE,1
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nu. Oct. MS.
Proposals. viii be received At this et1ce uasll Il u.
cos 10 be deI1ycftI 1t thr different Hoer.,as HaF-
r3cks md 0trces In and about the city Of Indlanap
Ill., Inn.
The Coal must BE- good, uaerchantable Coal Pro-
posals VIII state whether tie Coal t. Pittsburgh or
WestsEr Goal, and what Eate TIA RGsltKL-
l. -CASS FQRSTTH.
nc1fr.73.tnt fz1nt ~
, 1865-10-11

Nh, WHAT FILTHY BUTTER.
~ On recent o. q will send the recipc for max
tnS the Mea1es< batter sweet AEd tt foE table
Butter aweetened from fhis rrcipo. / nm sending
tbonaands Of pounds to the Eastern market. una get
70 to St. Louis WITH from ss0o TO tfon lest Of REF
erentcs given snd required. Aatrtss @CT,' drawer
f{fA4a ~
, 1865-10-11

e"aAe eIusn1W - - .o,a. =,
lot enaane'laune @ n1". eea' fteeman' usa''e. VI
Congress- in 1851, ran for the Legislature a. negro
evidence candidate, und TURNS up ulssiug. SFlva-
nm. F,,n. candidate far con~rcss tn the yicks-
49, st.,.;,. ..., r.,,,o,,s .,-t'r-,a r,,, IL. cnna
ntHs "17e.e'1 Ne- @A.'v4 'eN144 "p'o ~ ~
tiop-"ar IN 1asof o' &lIotlng neGfoee 10 tesuts
only undcr ccT1ain re4tr3ctiohE-an ho loo IL
h..t.n rndt.<a tHr rreefTou as..Ynx n harA hnen
oeeu lsS1@s~1-s. -. =. 49,
carried hleh ahd df5 a&aaoe1 netsfo esaeaee IN any
SHINE. or conT@e in this etate at fee1tn. Governor
sbarkev's arrangement with ta,e F.erfmeu'e puresu
II very alsEastelu1s anu inc aaal coMmcat Is taa1
the Governor lns LOST ground" lie Ia suddenly
a,onned nov. as candidule far r. Il. S.nstor. mi
1.1rs, .ras-s.u ,oa w;n,.,, xa,.... -. ".
Fulton 'e7"oe'non ~a. "t!'0" AetEe ate As
counting men. 1hr Legislature assemblies neSt
aiouday lCth inst.
Railroad mon1polte&.
T],e In Darjcss County CDuycrtio.. m Eaf~
~. .a.-,,,a +hn fn,la.r,.,. :, .r,,..,...-
tf0aS lasl A"op'eo sue 'oiio"'us Ftsolal1ous
<r the subject of r0llrond lnouoppifes aud
-.L.
Eallfoaa eAto1a1ons'
Reha'ofd. That It behoovrs the people OF this
State, ard pafaculaf5y me !oyM ano e. s.,
ef COMPOSING 'ne s1.om .a,1sa. Ii, ~ then ors;n,4
stf t .ntIc " ~ ~ n nant,r mnnn,n,ieS nav
r-g.ty1cs tfctn ~ the esrfh. Nc rroou,nend The
a~i,a,tn by The neon'c Of tbs question Of railroad
Oppression, aud tliat The nonopoIes be brought to
,he ba- o] cnlfghtened and re.ofnte public o2n-
eoh Ws slsvc j. 10 &c sas d9ts .. Ms W mn
, 1865-10-11

Together s...-...-.............. sGo, ,Gl5 GO
Interest charge in gold -. .$1G, *, 31e
Interest charge In cu4Eercy... Is, ,t3t,o ,ons
, 1865-10-11
THE EPISCOPAL TRIENNIAL
CONVENTION, d.

Tie QHesfl0h OF Consccratinr Rtsl,pp
NIlneE-EKeltlu@ Dobate-A strong
Animated Re*I~tancc-Thc End Not
Ict-ConsccFatfon Of Bial.op QuinturI
To-Day.
Especial Despatch to the chicogo 1tibune,l
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06


-dsaWe are under obligations to ]. II.
Kippart, Esq, Corresponding Secretary,
Ohio State Board of Agriculture, for a
copy of the Ohio Agricultural Report for
1854:
From 1t we extract some interesting sta
tistics Of Harrison county. Harrison coun-
ty has 5,344 horses, valued at $344, $50;
S,ls2 Cattle, valued at sl23, ,44s; ga Mules,
valued at 81, 1886; l75,O61 Sheep, valued at
1861, ,22s; 7,4l0 Hogs, valued at $34, 922. =
In regard to crops, &C., there was raised in
Harrison county, in 1864, 77,Os9 Bushels Of
Wheat; 1902 bushels Of Rye; l2,M7 btish-
els Of Barley; l4,9Sl bushels of Buckwheat;
453,3 bushels Of Corn; 2l8,072 bushels of
Oats; 10, tons of Hay; l,439 tons of
Clover; 8,724 pounds of Flax; 44,339 bush
Of Potatoes; 1886 pounds Of Tobacco; SAT,
679 pounds Of Butter; $3.50 pounds Of
Cheese; 3s,e05 gallons of Sorghum; 6,2s9
pounds of Maple Sugar, and | ,42S gallons
of Sirup. The number of Dogs in Harri
son county was LAO. Number Of Sheep
killed 1893, valued at $so5,oO. Number Of
Sheep injured 222- estimated injury done
$s84,00. Aggregate value Of Sheep killed
and wounded 81, ,459 90.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

We arc informed that the organization Of
of company for the erection of a large
Woolen Factory, is nearly completed. This
is move in the right direction, the nccessi'
ty of which has been long felt, and which
ought to receive the active support OF all
who have spare capital, in the County. 1t
is matter of particular interest to the far
mers and wool growers, and ought to enlist
their cordial support.
There is no reason why, with the. best
woolgrowing County in the State, with ma,
terials for motive power as plenty and a,
cheap as elsewhere, we should ship our wool
abroad to be worked up at large profit to
the manufacturer. Keep the bail roll
ing.-Newdrk .4duocdte.
-UsaOur citizens Should not be behind
our friends in Licking county. All the ar
gument used by the AdUocate applies
with force to Harrison crunty. The wool
growers of Harrison county who wish to in
vest in an enterprise of this kind can learn
something of advantage by calling at the
First National Bank of Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

-1aWe call attention to the advertisement
which appears in to-dsy's SaltiHl from n
A. Hanna & Co. Everybody in the eoun-
ty knows Mr.. Hanna, the newsman in CadiE
as one Of the best fellows in the county, and
those who know Mr.. w. p. Phillips will
unite with US in saying that he is No. l
man. and will attend to his business in a
manner that cannot fail to give satisfaction
to the public. These gentlemen have in
Creased their stock of goods, and now kce p
the largest establishment of the kind in
Eastern Ohio. We cordially invite every
body in the county, with those in the eoun-
ties contiguous to give this firm acall, as they
will give goods as cheap as they can be pur-
chased east of the mountains, and have the
most magnificent stock ever exhibited in
this locality from which the people can Sc
lect. We are glad to chronicle this fact, as
it affords facilities to our people they have
not heretofore enjoyed. No necessity now in
sending East for anything. You can get
what you want from n. A. H. & Co.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

Ithaying core to our knowledge that i'm
itatiOns of the American Watch have been
put upon the fffnrke, in great number, cal
culated by their utter wOFthlincss 10 injure
the reputation of our genuine products, 70
protect our oWn interests and the public
from imposition, We again publish the trade
marks by which our Watches may invaria-
bly be known.
We manufacture four styles OF Wdt .aes.
The First has the lame
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham,
Mass, ;" engraved on the inside plate.
The Second has the name
APPLETON. TRACY & CO, WalthRml
Mass" engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the name
"P. 5. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass
engraved ON the inside plate.
All the above STYLES have the name
American Watch Co., painted on tho
dial, and Warranted in every respect.
The fourth has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engra-
we'd on the inside plate, and is not named
on the dial.
Al the above described Watches are made
of various sizes, and are sold in gold or sill
yer cases, as may be required.
1t is hardly possible for us to accurately
describe the numerous limitations To which
We have alluded. They are usually insert
bed with names so nearly approaching oul
own az 70 escape the observation of the un.
accustomed buyer. Some are represented
as made by the "Union Watch Co., of Bos
ton, Mass. no such Gem any existing
Some are named the soldiers Watch" tC
| be sold rs our Fourth or Vim. Ellery style
| usually known as the Soldiers Watch, >
others are named the appleton Watch Co.
others the "P. S. Bartley," instead of oul
"P. S. Bartlett;" besides many varieties
named in such a manner as to convey the
idea that they are the veritahle productions
of the American Watch Company.
! We also caution the public, and particu
| larly soldiers, against buying certain arti
cles CALLED Watches, SO freely advertised
| in illustrated papers as "Army Watches,
"Oflic,rs' Watches Magic Time Observ
ers, f." "Arcana Watches" &C., the prices 0
which are stated to be from seven to sixteeI
dollars. A good Watch, in these times
cannot be afforded for any such mony.
4 little attention on the part of buyers
will protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS N APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co..,
lS2 Broadway New York
Nat DS ISI;5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06
sSIt requires the asseut of thee.fourth

Dg-It requires the ASSERT of thee-fouths
of the States to ratify an amendment TO the
Federal Constitution The radicals are urg-
ing the the Southern States to act in thei,
capacity as such, in order to carry tho con.
stitutional amendment While thus recog-
nizing their Statehood, they refuse to allow
their members to take seats in Congress.
They are States enough to assent in chang
ing the fundamental law of the land, but
can not be permitted to act as States in Con-
gress They arc States for Abolition pur-
poses, but for no other. If, according to
the Seward theory, the Southern States are
out Of the Union, why do the radicals insist
on their acting as States to sncnd the Con.
stitution Of the United States? -,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-06

BURGLARS attempted to break open the
cafe Of the Treasury of Sandusky County,
Ohio, on Sunday night last. The noise of
their proceeding awakened gentleman liv-
ing next the Court house, who aroused the
Treasurer A party was formed to capture
the rAscals, but they took the alarm, and
succeeded lie escaping. they left all their
tools, sa.chel. and $40, 900 to $45,000, in
funds, &c, in the chilled iron chest, inside
the doors blown off, The burglars got about
&34 80 in change, which had not been put
into the inside drawers