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HAY, CORN AND OATS
United Slafes Direef Taxes,

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EELANC T. SMITH
NO. 2 EuIF5EE-
800
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Fresh Butter, Eggs, Corn Neal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, a. ". "
Tottens, 10 . College s. deo24Lf
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CC1LEzH, CCTLERL-A 6ne sssoEt-
msns Tor sale By G W Fzu 4 Co,
Hardware Dealers, & Public 5qpzrs-
uovZTsf
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Speciality.

N FN7TFACTCEEE ETuCE oF WETCEFs-
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- sr5erens E-szc - Ers ut iz e-Tsaotza a.
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"a - ssrtfa s oe1ls Ere cel t51Els- 81 &C.
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For sale.

A Scholarship IA Basoa's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, OEFo. 4 51rge-s cas-
b h1d- Apply - o. address taIs Once
revisit
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E1anins thoss bssatiiul PL25ds ara
F-saeb End English Nsrinos a. - frss
man 4 Cos, - Puzzle sqzsre, sorasr q
Desdsrick street.
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Just received, . stock Of imported
Ggzrs Of the finest brands A. Ehren-
berg'z No - Un:onsreet
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jest received large and selected
stock Of Ggars Smoking aud CheEin.
Tobacco, ct Il Earenberzs, No =
Unson greet
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LOCKS LocE-45O Dozen assorted
for szls BY 9 " Pal 4 Co, Hardware
Dealers, - Public Square uOTZ7ti
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Almszzes f5r 1915, BOOKS AID sLst-onsry
FOR sac y Jozs fosE,
&c g Union strsss, Easavil-s-
fsusEw
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Pearl Miniatures.

kOEsE "a the first 70 introduce thh
leW style Of Pictures Every body that
&c them are delighted with them
Call ~ the Gallery Of the Cumber-
and" and Judge for yourself ol4,tf
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NAILS, EnLs.-f0J Kegs for s2is by Q.
" Fau 4 Co, Hardware Dealers, -
Public square. nov--iii
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Over he River m Two NInufes.

Tou es1 eross the river 81 suy time 90 .u-c
minutes, ssd have q nee warn cabin 30
81 iHs - taxing passage iu toe Bsr stsGm
Esrr, bat, "Keuiucky." iaus q.
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sAss EAFs-7OJ SANS, Of AZ kinds
for sale By g. ". Fail d Co, Hardware
Dealer q Public square uoTZ75
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Real Estate Department.

A oons.derSsss Ernount 4 EsaT Estsse Is register
II 90 our books, E1i We 18n se-l Houses AZ Lots
u NRshvlIis sid suburts to- ts=f ter1as. Pans
10 ths neiEEborhcoi q NGEnvl j for zsls, q e.
sizes E1d IsTloss, PlE-tsto1E u var O-z coU-tes y
Middle 1eanessss, Some o. tleu god CJ-s0z
fsrrns fot ssls- MN.
$500
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Wantrd

$685. Dollars Bank q shslbyvuIs- AZ
No 3 Uzion Street
!snL In n. e. WArscE-
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A - y gSE sgTa or EovEMBER LsET, a
~ S<1.l2a-s q Eep 4sas Er &c Elz11re 90
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Es ~ rssIai Eaze lus1 saopps4 Is tbs bazk-
Jzz@Lz JAhNEs o'NE1L-
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On DBcElBgE q, ls-s. CERTIFICATE OF
~ UErlssiI fr G,lt, NJ. 81 o. IL kt-si Ma
luls- ba1k of Nashs-ias- psyaass 60 tie 0r5cr -
aai-l p Lr1EL a. 9. % Eai1e = tss fBSer a.
~ -lle-1 - 49, stupped-
asa1s-l1-l.s JOIN 2 CRoEL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Adams Express so, Auc,lon sale.

On Hsa8ssdsy, Jslua-y Issh I5s4, By
JEo K, Hume, Co. Sale positive By
order ofJosl DAVIS Agent 1,sl1 psrksses,
more or less ia1I7 -
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Cros o. he fteala ? ~ Bost Ksntsaky
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Large e--lee.iya - Fss.zrss fsF rs A.
szE1 Is Gisrs' Gallery.
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Quartermsstef's Vouchers.

MELON EURFREE are prepared % pur-
chase QuartsmSsysrs Nouc1srs a rezso1ztle
rsSsA-
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OEUNAS-E AND QUAKTKRxAsTEE,s RE-
~ i---5 AZ a'zclzl -lE.is - D q kdHlsls1-
L@ylSzs-es q hlo Eoae.se3ness otEzusd Gov
E -z-e-ii iar-s SO Pens =, BoGEfy. Bsuk Pay.
va sps1c1. EDc 81 res-9lElzs rEzsa.
Or lu uls-1lsze preeezcs ezstses - % err.es.e
- col s-uoa q a. lizrns- Nc eh2zEs ~ oole1sed
Al lniarrrlszl1l z7as 81 chs.Ee-
1ell-Lur
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A. NV
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Loans nssoEstsd 81 thli oE5os Sac, County,
sBd Rz-lrosa Bonds; Bank, Bndge. az Railroad
socks sod as pr order fnSn e1stODsrs-
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Phinehas Garrett,

Fornsr Register q Davidson cnuzfy, gives spe-
ca attention - tbs eszEiEz-o1o d 7 ties - PropeT-
6ss wiring DEEDS q CczFsy Eoee, Lease AID oitser
Legsl cocUms1ts.
We deem i unDseessIEy. IN tbs Community, %
say tnaf M Garrett is riEs bes examiner q files
and writer q eeds 10 Te1o=s-ss- EoE gE=BET
years Be Ess --Extu1s' e ogT CO1r~ho1ss, fF-lEs
q shicE be served s. RsZ-sssT q tie county, by
eisoCo1 a. TIE hEzds o. the people Hls careful,
E&iLEfEl. E1d exsat ulzur-r q doing p1siosss z
Eea aDoE-- E1d Ee chse-fl1 nSroDnsEa hia 70
Al thoss Who ulsy Rave GDy talzg n IL h1s 70
tZz1ssot- NAN
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A. ths Eoods Il ne steve Lift ~ 5s sd, sith-
CO raesrFE o.. fc- osE beLLLE eelsl. leyshcstss
- e. re rEriors srfcles are ia,e1 2 similar e.
relrr.as End sealed Ths=s envelope ~ - sent
r. r-sa q 6ailFere6 g or Cto@, s7tL1Ct reEEr1
- nzsos. On reoeTllE = cert-t-Efs 20 ~ see
~ i rerreee-is. so1 = = oft 1Ial EEE g1c 10
800 rsz dciisr ard receive t1e srilcle lsrrs1, o.
~ ofher r ne lsl q sane value IL az lrsZssc-
80 3 - Ia We s1ErFe % forEErsllg - csTt =
80 E1yirF postsEe Eod dong lie t1s-De=- =
90 es-h- fTFE LEE-rTE1AIEs 81 - -e1' ~ = 3
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4 sEyEs--IFe sllvE thcse acEnE o. Agent. 7 %
Csz.s o. each Cer16ca-e ordered, pTyvi5s1 thelT
rs1 lssncr Eu-zEt = fi1e LlolisT.
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80 = 40 ran ~ - ceuts rsul. y us IS rcnfs
- t15ress GEO- uEMEETT 4 90,
sll-lD &C B-uadEsy, Seu FoEk.
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DUEsUAET ~ a VEyDTTfON EKpovas
a h - From 81 CoU-4 IL . u sszse, - Iuss-
Ssg tte El-E 1zy x gsaEz-y- l-fEs fsszsss a.
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A-ssEs- A !. Tszcrz1 2 Co.. 81 sesi - pix
stsz, b. essh. g 90 hig1ess 1zStdsr, ths shov.
Esss1stos.s1 &c. ooE.daczzSe - sd Oar a.
scrasesse y the Untssd stzses-
EDEIN 2 6LE6COCH,
.E11l-ZG EEx.hS E546z4 Lss- Tszzaaass
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cros. On ,bss.ssn Fsrry Be. K'a'asay.
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CLAIMS

kor osnp@usston for properly employed II he
military seTvoe q the Uuited ssstas. ard lozs, de-
sToyed O csTt1red, w Steamboats, and other
Fezsels, KaIl.osd KngiDes and Cars. Horse. Wsg-
Chs, &C.
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For Rent,

ls-9R fHE FERR tsss. TsAT VALUABLE PHO-
Pauycl CAM alsssl k10Eu e. t. ---s--1-
- = ~, oDpCs . - AaEaeI Hcass s1f Is
.rssea 20 zpf-d - nc F,ssrTile q Lbs Cen
gEET Ihis propsrFF - Lle NO llafae n -
arfy f1r n..ny pzrposss- F1T sTua ~ a1y psrt II
= szpty q looG--cl ,. - ALLoRAT.
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BACON'S
MERCANTILE COLLECT,
OoEEEE SIKH AID WIEVT Sra.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

CorEEE % sTUDT, most complete
sTsTEE o. IEssEucTIos, TisoEoUsE AID
BUEIsEss-LIEE, iin ne proper Eooeptstiou
Of these tsruns-)
DAILY Session throughout he yeNr.
ThE Principal Al expsEis1osd Box
keeper.
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MsrshsI's Sale.

Tlsiaoz, fl C0ars4 Life SeL'LysAsP, sc
arf7g-srr
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z. & DISTRICT OOUzT Fog MIDDLE De
TETCT OF TKS5EsSLE
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2 ssehasa u.arks.d 81 sd C nd Ko. ss
Trark E.srked 81 eozsazi1Sl
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BVEL1zoToE, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE boilers
Of he Pionesr machine shop q this place,
exploded this morning, kiIli1g seven AID
badly sounding fkres. The loss /. ss.inas-
led 81 fWsafy-Sys thousand dollars, ID IN
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Worth 100000!
srLEEDID LIsT OF ARTIcLEi
49,, - go f1- O-s r,siz- er1h-
Al sos . = pad - =, ~ VA 20

5sGola Buaislg Cassa gs-1sss-------sio7 eseh-
! Cod 9 Eiches-----------r-------- = esc 2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
A. II. stone.

The Cleveland (O) Lealer, in noticing
the late detalcation and probable suicide of
A. z. Stone, United States Collector, at
Columbus, says: .. ..u.....
Such were the antcccdents of Mr. Stone.
IF any man could be considered thrice proof
-''almed with triple brass against
emptation-by religion, by reputation, by
habit--t was he. And yet-he fell. He
drank-he gambled. In play he lost heav-
lily. He played yet more deeply, hoping to
retrieve his losses. He lost again. He ex-
haustcd his own resources, and, hoping for
Il turn Of luck he staked money which be-
longed to the Government He lost again.
He played wildly, desperately, fercely--but
he lost. He looks around, and sees that he
has not only fritted away his own fortune,
but has squandered money rot his own, for
which lie will be held to strict account
Dishonor and disgrace await him. He sees
Of doubt, eliminating in dispair-after an
afternoon spent in groyeling upon the graves
Of his children, born and reared in his hon
orable piime-after a night Of Wrestling
with the demon that tempted him-hc dies
by poison, yainN hoping to escape the CON
sequence of his own rashness and guilt.
The amount OF his detplcation is estimated
at different sums, all the way from 100000
to $4,000 1t is stated that his official
bondsman are not liable, as they had noti-
fed the Government some time since that
they would be no longer responsible for the
bond This indicates that Mr. Stones re-
cent habits and embarrassments were known
Columbus, and it was to the discredit of
chose who knew the facts that they did not
relieve Mr.. Stone from temptation and the
Government from loss, by taking steps for
his removal -.'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

The Columbus Jourpnl, the! central Re-
publican organ in this State, can't defeud
the late outraees in Kentucky. 1t says:
Reports from the Kentucky election,
which are entitled to cridit, show that a pop.
ton ofthe military commanders under Gen
eral Palmer, if they did not grossly abuse
their instructions, executed them unwisely
Indeed, in such amanner us to nhict harm
upon the cause they were expected to de-
fend. .-a..t I'D Aa sla2 .vJ
Military power at elections ought only
to be exercised for the execution of the c-
vii authorities. lfHreports be true, it went
further than this in Kentucky, and it went
wrong. 'pt 1fg.5 l 3H .l$lt
Thatis drawing It very mild, but that is
as far at the party allegiance of the J0undl
would allow it to go. The wholesale dis
reimbursement of thousands of voters and di-
rect military interference ut the polls is sim
ply called an unwise execution of instr,lc-
tions and calculated to do harm to the Re-
publicans. This seems to he the only cause
ofregret to the JenWaL- - Gin. Euq
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
TAG Suffrage Question.

Gen. Cox thought the 0berlin Commit
tee of enough importance to answer them
in preference to the soldiers who had ad-
dressed him on the same question. The
General recognizes them as sound Union
men" and good authority. The following
is their testimony in regard to who is in
favor of Negro Suffrage and their tcstimo-
ny will not be disputed by loyal men:
The question is, shoR colored pe0ple be
uNouat to rotc? The enemies of our coun-
try say no. The mass Of the toVpt say ycs.
SO decided are our people on the subject,
that they could by no means be persuaded
to vote fer man known to be opposed to
it. Tie Union party of this country, so far
as we know, are unanimous on the subject,
and we believe throughout the country, the
party can be rallied on this platform with
greater enthusiasm than on any other. AH
the prominent religions papers, and scith one
on t'co exceptions, all the ieaddlg Republican
papers, are IN Jduor Cnirerwdf .SuBiuge.-
We believe that nothing could be more sui
cidal to our party and to the cause of free
dom than to reject this doctrine.
From an article in last weeks Cadiz Re
publican, commenting on Gen. Cox's letter
to the Oberlin ''committe," no other con,
clusion can be arrived at than that the Re
publican is in favor of Negro Suffrage. 1t
appears very anxious to convince its readers
that General Cox letter only expresses his
s1riruie convictions, and intimates very clear
ly that General CoX's prirdte convictions
arc opposed to the public and private CON
tions of his party, which is in favor of Ne
gro Suffrage, and is satisfied from the deca-
ration Of General Cox that be will be gov
erned by the po0ty that he is really in favor
Of it, and only wrote his letter to blind the
pubic ..:-,... r.! .'.r .,..,...-.
So strange are the Inconsistencies of the
Generals letter that while the Negro Suf.
frage men use it as fayoring their creed,
some pro slavery journals in the country al
so use it toproye the from Cox arguments
that slavery is right and should be continued
and both seem equally convinced that the
positions assumed by General Cox proves
their theory beyond.a doubt. But the peo-
pile as mass, refuse to be humbugged, and
will stear clear of the blunderer Of the tiag-
c field of Gross Lanes, ard Cox will meet
with greater defeat than he forced upon
the brave boys on that expedition. 'If"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
70 Thu ENROLLED MILITIA
OF ysH iite.
HARRISON COUNTY.
M r In I n 7 "A.
CONTINUATION.
AuD1roR's oErrcE, HARRISON Co.. O.

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co. O, !
i'G arACADIz, 90, August B, 1865.
VHShe Enrolled Militia of Harrison county,
q are hereby notified to pay their $i,00
communication or file in this Office certificates
of exemption ON or before August l5, 1865.
The Amended Militia Law passed by tho
General Assembly of Ohio, April H. 1865,
makes it the duty of the Treasurer to col
lect Delinquent Communication by Distress
or otherwise, with u penalty OF THIRTY PER
CENT, with costs, IN the same manner Us for
other taxes,
The following described persons are Ex-
empt and if the proper evidence is produ-
ced VIII be stricken from the rolls; Such
evidence must be produced and ON fileSin
this office on or before the 18th day of zAit4
gust, 1865. rl 9Ef. 3o ,riss ~ @g
lst. All persons in the Army, Navy, or
Volunteer forces of the UnitedStates.
2. Persons who have been honorably
discharged from the Army or Navy Of the
United States. after having performed Mil.
itary dutyfof one year or more during the
rebellion. s.f4 4Dri l44al Vi ,s.t 1Aig8
8. Every person physically disabled may
be exempt from paying Communication, if he
files in this office, on or before the 18th day
of August, 1855, n Certificate of Disability
from Major John McBean, Examining Sur
geon. rs5HEE.g.g. .uas M! 8a tufi
4. Active members of Che, National Guard;
whose naines are borne on the Company
rolls; said rolls To be properly certified by
the company commanders respectively, and
on file in this office, on or before August
Is, 1860. l5tzt el sal
Respectfully, va
fss.3 w. II. Mccoy,
August o, lS65-3t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
A Republican spefauhter.

I 1t reems that MI. A. T. Stone, of Colum-
bus whose sudden disease we lately chroni-
cletl, was defaulter to large amount to
the Government y, He was the Collector of
the Colupibus .Stptesaeaa estimates his de-
falcation at $4,000. 1t adds:
'''iIis securities, it is said, will escape re-
sponsibility on his official bond Las, we un-
defsta1d they notified the Government
sometime ago that they would no longer to
be responsible thereon" "'''' 'a. ~.
The Columbus correspondent Of the Ga
aefc puts the amount at 100000, Which it
says is fully covered by 9he bond. rrl
Stone was the State Treasurer who sue
cceded Breslin and Gibson, both defaultcrs
toa large amount. He was in the line Of
safe precedent
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
The Essues of the Cam pafgn.

The Democratic call Tor a County UOnVen,
ton in Montgomery County, states very sue
cinetIy and correctly the issses in the COM
ing political campaign. 1t says oa4 ,,l
All citizens, without former distinction
Of party, who are opposed to ncg gro suffrage
missions for the trial ofeiyil oiFenses, and
who are in favor ofa jlst and equal taxa
ton Of all property; no further increase of
the public debt; the collection of the FEEDER
al revenue by existing State and county Of
fccrs; habeas corpus: tfih by jury; the re-
peal of the Military Communication Tax Law !;
and the policy of immediately restoring the
seeded States as equals in the Union, in
the mode which is now being carried out by
the President, are cordially invited to at
tend and pefticipate. W tfs@4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16

ONE General Ruger, who sports d pair
Of United States epaulettes, is cutting up all
sorts OF pranks in North Carolina, where he
IN 'I the plenitude q Ills mighty @ power r Rc e
suppressed the Salisbury North Carolna)
Banner for the hcinous offense Of publish
ing the following paragraph:
| Gen Ruger, Gen. Howard, and Gener-
ais generally, are Illuminating their peculiar
views. Ii those gentlemen are to fix the
status of our colored fellow citizens OF Af-
rican descent. where, then, is the necessity
Of holding a Convention /? u The same power
that givesHthem this right would entitle
them to say what we should doin every 9th
er relation in life. They have already as
sumed the power to say what We shall drink
and wear" 81 s9'Ea. bal UiH 81
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
.Hk aAHHHxcnNN.

No Democrat in Harrison county should
forget that the Democratic County COyen-
ton will be held in the Court House in
Cadiz, on MONDAY AUGUST 2I. a
The Township Meetings win be held on
Saturday, As0,,st ls and every Democrat
should 50 arrange things that as to be pres
cut, and bring along his neighbor who man
Hest a spirit Of hostility to the Negro Suf-
frage party. The Township meetings will
elect three delegates to the County Conyen-
ton; aud also tlco delegates to the Senatorial
Convention to be held in Flushing, on
Sdt1uddy, SeptaaJg2
The issues to be decided at the election
this fall are important, and viii affect the
country to the remotest generation. An eff
fort is to be made by the opposition to con-
fer the elective franchise upon the Negroes,
that power may be created which they can
use to the destruction of Constitutional
Liberty in destroying the safe guards which
the Supreme Law of the land has thrown
around the citizen. f.
The questions arising from the onorous
taxation imposed upon the poor man, and
the exemption of the-wealthy demand the
most serious consideration from every man
who is not within the whirlpool of passion
and prejudice. The burdens of the hour
demand the stnctest economy in the ad-
ministration of public..affairs, and it is only
through the Democratic party that the bur
doned people can reasonably look for any re-
lief. r.r. a.n. ...# r
Talk with your neighbors about the mis-
management Of public affairs, and of the
schemes now being attempted by a party
which promises nothing in the future but
turmoil and confusion, and whose continued
success in obtaining control Of public affairs
viii lead to nothing but anarchy-invite
him into the ranks of the good old party,
whose history has been the history of the
country. Get him to come to the Conven.
tion. ...r. .... .,..
Select good men as delegates from each
township and Il us have ticket that will
command the respect and confidence of all.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-08-16
The CraniyaI of Crime.
The New York Erp,,css saws. I

The New York E.rpress says: 4 .-.
The figures published showing the num-
Der Of arrests made in this city during the
last three months to be over %, 0O0, are re-
ally starting. To think that 20, 900 human
beings have, in the short space of three
months, sinned against the laws, and been
arrested by the police authorities, ought to
furnish our numerous elcrgymcn with
enough material for their sermons for the
next six months. If we go on at this rate
we will, at the end Of the year, have to re-
great and civiliasd ,city-with the number
Of arrests probably footing up 100, 900. y.
Nevertheless, we presume negro suf
frage off III Texas, or elsewhere, is 50 much
more important field than New York City
that many of our preaehersf not all, will
keep up preaching of such distant things,
and overlooking things at home"