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Fatal Accident.

On last Thursday afternoon Mr. Samuel
Suits Of Zoar Station, was suddenly killed,
while in the act of loading a saw-lug on to
IL four wheeled wagon lie was rolling the
log on with horse attached to rope, and
had succeeded in getting it nearly on to the
wagon, when the rope suddenly gave way
or brokr-and the log rolled back, catching
Mr.. SHUTS before he could get out of the
way and rolling over and crushing his body,
until it reached lis face where it stopped =
4 portion of his brains was crushed out, by
the weight of the log which was removed
from his face as speedily as possible. He
still continued to breathe and in this condi-
ton was taken to his house, on reaching
which he drew his last breath.
This is ore of the most painful occurrences
We have ever been called upon to record
Mr. SHUTS was a good citizen and highly
esteemed by all who knew him.-luscura.
tCas Chronicle.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

WHAT THE HEAD CrS1RE SAYs.-Stc-
pl ems. the Fenian leader in his le ter to
Col. o MahonS urges rapid action. He
says: II car undertake to hold our forces
together for some time longer Still it is
OF the utmost urgency to make the delay as
short as possible. I could not long hope to
hold out against the strain of time. / rely
on your bringing affairs to speedy issue. -
Speaking of one OF his former colleagues
with whom he is now at varience. he says :
''What ever may once haze thought of
him or any body else, the instant they prove
false to Ireland would ash them from me
like so many dogs Avav with all such
fools or request on C." He has sent the
Head Centre document in which he CON
fers on him in America Canada, &C., the
absolute and unquestionable authority Of
Rerrescntative and Financial Agent of the
Irish Republic
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

WE'LL Put The Philadelphia Gazette re-
ferring to the Congressional Reconstruction
Committee, says; ''If any one in that COM
mittee is weak enough to dream Of rcmanl.
ing the reorganized States to the disorganix-
ed and anomalous condition of territorial
pupage which they occupied under the pro.
visiona or military governors, for the mere
sake of going over the work again; if any
such member. dgeam7 that system If per-
manent military colonies can be forced upon
this nation, at any enormous expense, to
put in ptactice the pet schemes of visiona-
rics, or to glut unworthy passion for ven
gonce upon'a PROSTATE foe; if any such
member dreams lccauSc the people agree
that Congress shsul investigate and delib-
crate on the questions pertaining to recon
ssirction, therefore the South can be dis.
franch sed and deprived of the right Of self
government; if any such member dreams
that hard conditions Gun be sorccd upon the
South which 10 Nortl ern State would sub
nit to; the sooner such person can be unA,
ceived the better Ii will be for himself, toy
C1ngrcss and fer pnhlic peace. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24
Tha 2atlren,enl 0t stanton from
the WAR Department..

Oar Washington correspondent informed
us lat ly that the indications were that Gen.
James B Sleednan, of Ohio, would soon be
appointed Secretary of War In this con
nec,ion, Agate the Gazette correSpou-
dent, says:
SECRETARY STANTON THE CABINET.
"There is reason to think that more i'm
poftance m " be astached to rumors Of Cab
met changes within the ensuing twenty days
than at former periods. What may actual
ly occur it would be foolish to. assume to say,
but there Is little doubt that noic Mr.. Stan
ton contemplatcs retiring from the War De-
partmcnt on the list of February 1t has
been suppos d that his retiracy wonld rem
der necessary general reorganization Of the
Cabinet, in which not more than three of
the present IL embers would be left undis-
turbed.
'Mr- Stanton will leave the War Depart.
ment with few warm friends, and with many
warm enemies "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24
Negro SUFFRAGE

The reader will rccolleet that a short
time since vote was taken in the District
of Columbia on the question Of Negro Suf.
frage which resulted in an immense majori-
ty against it. Out Of the many thousand
votes cast not more than a hundred were in
favor Of it Behold the sequel On last
Thursday bill passed the House of Repre-.
sentatives coatcrriHg suffrage upon Negrocs
in the District of Columbia. Upon what
principle is this Government conducted un
der radical manipulation. Where are the
men who objected to the Lccomptou Con
stitution because it had not the assent ofthe
pcaple af Kansas? The radicals are bent
upon destruction. All good men should
unite against them. They talked very easy
last Fall, now they are acting! 1t is said
the negroes cheercd Justify, anl so do the
Republicans. Let white men, in favor of a
white man government, open their eyes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

4 RECENT number of the London Family
Treasury, has an interesting article entitled
a " eek in Jerusalem" from which We
extract the folloving:
Zone recent discovery in Jerusalem,
which believe has not yet been published,
was most interesting, and may prove i'm
portant. Il was pointed out to us by Bishop
Gahat, through whom it has been brought
to light Immediately under the south
west corner Of Mount Zicn, on the steep
slope leading down to the Valley of Hinnom,
is the English cemetery. The Bishop has
recently been dwelling portion of this. -
During the work the rock which forms the
western face Of the ground was laid bare,
and exposed series of steps hewn in Its
side, steep and much worn. Thirty-iour Of
these have been discovered, and it is i'm
possible to guess how many more are still
buried beneath In no other spot do We
obtain more striking example of the cnOr-
nous amount Of ruin and debris which, for
three thousand years, has been gradually
filing Up the valleys in and around Jcrusa-
| lem We have here revealed to US steep
ness and formidable approaches of that
fortress of Jebus, which, in the very heart
Of the country, bid dctancc to Israel for
four hundred years, and was only captured
by David when he proclaimed, 'Whosoever
gctteth up to the gutter and smiteth the
Jchusitr8 he shall be chief and
! captain. 't2 Sam, V. g.
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The Eaect0EThaddeus stevens
SneRCft

The Rome ga correspondence the Ga
eiIHdil CammsrcIai communicate the follow
ins as to the effect produced by ThAddeus
Stevens late speech:
lfyou want to hear a Southern man utter
maledictions both loud and deep, grit his
teeth, fash his eyes, and dvaticinate generally,
yeutilaie this speech. Its now pretty well
disseminated over Georgia, and il stirs the
Tiger IA siOns of the people. Said one man
10 me, lfthis be policy ofthe Government
there will be another rupture" Haven {
you had enough Of WARP asked, That
has nothing to do with it," he replied
We all have but one time to die, and bet
ter to die than to be trodden down under
foot ignominiously into the dust. The
vocabulary of exeeration and scorn are not
extensive enough to express the public
feeling about tue speech. If Stevens should
take a sudden desire to depart this life, a
visit South would be apt to accommodate
him With speedy exit.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

Joseph Frouty. one of the humble heroes
Of the Crimean war, recently died in France.
He served as private in the French battalion
that attacked the Russian batteries of the
Namelnn Vert during the siege of Scbasto-
pol. Their ranks having been thinned by o
discharge of grapcshot, and most of the off
GERS killed or wounded, the men hesitated no
lnngcr hearing the voice Of thier chiefs
Then Frouty ran forward and sounlrd the
charge, the men advanced, AMI the Mameon
Vert was carried. The old hupIcr received
the Gross Of the Legion of Honor for this
daring act. His brother a laborer like
himself, attended the funeral likewise wear
ing the cross of the Legion of Honor which
he had received for rcacuing several persons
during the inundationS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

The following resolution. offered 10y Chad
Ter of Michigan, in the L. S. Senate, on
Monday, looks very much as If he wanted u
war between this country and England.
Mr., Chandler offered preamble and re-
solution, declaring as follows:
WHEREAS, The British Government Las
refused indemnity for the damage done to
American commerce by her subjects; there
fore.
Reso'rcd, That the President be request
ed to withdraw our minister from the Court
of ST. James and to declare national nom
intercourse between the two nations.
Mr.. Dixon objected to the resolution, and
IL lies over occording to the rule.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24
The Repsabsican Caucas.

The Republican members of the Lagi>la-
tnre held cnicaS last evening in the Hall
of the House Of Representatives for the
nomination Of candidate for United States
Senator On the first ballot John She,-
man had As votes, Gen Robert L. Schcnck
2S, and John A. Bingham H. On the
Second ballot, Sherman had 4S votes.
Schcnck %, and Bingham II. Sherman
was nominated on the third ballot by small
majority. The nomination. we understand,
will be confirmed by an election in day or
two. At the time in which we write, the
friends of Sherman are having great joli-
fcation at the Neil oyer his nomination. =
,Stuf.cIIuD
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CERTIFICATES OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the 3lst day Of january, SCI
OFFICE0F TIE AUDITOR or STATE. !


COLUMBUS, Ohio, January ., 1856.
WHEnEAs, The LORIi.LARD FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. located at New
York, in the State of New York, has Iiledin
this Office sworn statement of its condition
as required by the first section of the act ITO
regulate Insurance Companies not incorpo-
rated by the State of Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amended February 3, 1864; and
whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed ON e HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS of actual Capital invested in
Stocks or in Bonds. or in Mortgages of Real
Estate, worth double the amount for which
the sand is mortgaged; and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this Office a written
instrument under It's corporate seal, signed
by the President and SecretIry thereof au-
thorizing any Agent or Agents OF said Com
pany in this State to acknowledge service OF
process, for and in behalf of said Company,
according to the terms OF said law.
Now, therefore, i'll pursuance Of the first
section of the aforesaid act |, JAMES II.
GOODMAN, Auditor of State tor Ohio, DO
heaeby certify that said LORILLARD
FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY, of New
York is authorized to transact the business
of Fire insurance in this State until the
thirtyhrst day of January, in the year one
| thousand eight hundred and sixtyseven.
In witness Whereof I have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal Of my
| Office to be affixed the day and year above
written.
[sEAL1 JAMES II. GOODMAN,
[sTAMP.1 Auditor of State.
s. GEORGE, Agent,
Jan. II, lS66-3t Cudiz, Ohio.
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Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic members of the Logisla-
ture, held last evening their caucus in the
Senate Chamber, and among other business
transacted, nominated by acclamation Hon
Allen g. Thurman as the Democratic
candidate for United States Senator.
Never did the Democratic members oftht
Legislature have better organization than
now, and their meeting in the Senate Cham
Der As thy did was asserting their rights, and
maintaining the dignity olthe position which
they hold as the representatives Of nearly
two hundred thousand independent electyrs
Of the State of Ohio io.--,Statesman
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SrATE OF NEW York.

COUNTY OF New YORK,
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President, and JOHN
G. Mills, Secretary of the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, being severally sworn,
depose and say, that the foregoing is fall
true and correct statement of the affairs OF
tho said Company; that the said Insurance
Company is the bona iidc owner of at least
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
of c,ual Cash Capita, invested in Stocks
and Bonds, orin Mortgages Oh k,ti Estate,
worth double the amountfo for which the same
is mostgaged; and that they are the above
described officers of said Insurance Com
pany.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President.
jOHN &. MlLLs, Secretary.
Subscrbc:i and sworn before me, this 5th
day OF January, 1866.
TsEALl Il. NJ. IfEDDEN.
tSrAMPl Notary Public.
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CADIZ. SENTINEL.

The books an I aocoants Of the e l.z Sen
tael Printing Office from April /, 1851 to
August |, 1865, the time that | published
the paper, have been placed in the hands o!
JESSE ARNOLD Of C&diz, for in,melltute col
lsctten. All persons owing me for Subscrip
zion to, Advertising in, or JOB Work done
at the Cof'x Sentinel oilioe, arc expected tc
make Immediate payment to Mr., Arnold,
which will avoid costs and trouble, Fur
ther indulgence cannot be given, as1 mus
have what is owing to me.
CH ARIES y. ALLEN.
Cadix, Ohio, January II, lS66-3t.
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Election of T.. s. Senator,

The Ohio Legislature, in joint convention
Thursday afternoon, reelected Hon. John
Sherman to the United States Senate Ia
serve for six years from the 4th Of March.
lSG7-thc vote standing:
Allen G, Thurman. ........... ...............4l
Judge Thurman received the votes Of all
the Democratic members preSent-a com
pliment justly bestowed upon man who
is an honor to the State, by reason of hi,
grcatability. his culture his unblemShed
character, and his uncf alcnged Dcmocra
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Iythe following paragraph the New Yorl

ISthe following paragraph the New York
Tribune tells us in what the great Generals
Of the rebellion are now engaged:
The greatest of them all is now a teacher
of mathematics in a University. Sher
man $ great antagonists are in express and
rail road business The once dreaded Beau
regard will sell you ticket from New Or
leans to Jackson; and if you want to send a
couple of hams to friend in Richmond,
Joe Johnston, once cammander of great ar.
miles, will carry them. The man whose
works Grant moved upon at Donelson, edits
an Indifferent newspaper in New Orleans,
while the commander of the rebel cavalry at
Corinth, is his local reporter. Marshall
practices law at New Orleans; Forrest i:
running saw mill; Dick Taylor is having a
good time in New York and Roger A. Pri.
or is daily practitioner at our courts.
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Divorce Notice.

vHVIIE defendant, Joseph f. Williams, is
hereby notified that the plaintiff, Clar-
inlla F. Williams, on the 9th day OF Dccem-
ber, 1865, flied her petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Harrison County, Ohio,
charging the said Joseph Il. Williams, lst,
with extreme cruelty toward petitioner, and
I'd, with gross neglect Of duty towards her
and asking that she may he divorced from
the said Joseph Il. Williams. Which petl-
ton will be for hearing at the next term Of
said court commencing Feb. $, 1856.
j. NJ. lESTEP,
Atty for Petitioner.
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~ GORGE COOPER, John Cooper, -
VIZ Ramsey, and Elizabeih, his wife, and
George JONES' will take notice that Samuel
Cooper has filed in tho Court of Common
Pleas of Harrison County, Ohio, his petit
ton for PARTITION which is now pending
wherein he demands partition of Lots No
54 and SO iii the town of New Athens, IN
said county,and that said petition will be
for hearing at the next term of said Court
SAMUEL COOPER.
BY S. Il. SHorwNhL, his Atty.
Dec. 20, l955-Gw.
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Total Assets ofthe Company 81, ,.tO2, ,65l %
lii. LIABILITIES.

Losses unadjllsted d....,........,.. 1913, 600 90
~. MISCELLANEOUS,
The greataAt !nOunt insured i'll one risk
According to circumstances.
Tho greatest umOun, allowed by the rules
to be insured in any ona city, town or viii
According to circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed TO be insured
in any onr block According TO circumsttn-
ccS.
The amount of its capital Or earnings de-
posted i'll any other State, rs security for
losses tiIcren-NOna.
The Charter, or Act of Incorporation, of
said Company on file.
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no the Point,

A contemporary, in view Of the present in.
hospitaLle term, says;
The intensely cold weather should suggest
to the kind and benevolent the Importance
of making inquiry as to the condition of the
poor of thier immediate neighborhood. =
Those who have not sufficient food, clothing
and fuel must suffer dreadfuly ifnot relic ,ed
Reader, il you know Of any who is likely to
be in need inquire into his or her condition.
and see that there is no suffering. there il
plenty in the land. Remember the poor
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Congress and the Ohio Legsla-


The proceedings in these two bodies for
the past two weeks, has been very n ne est,
ing Congress is bothering about legisla-
ting for the States, and the legislature Of
Ohio would like to legislate for the United
States.
We would suggest that Congress should
meet at the State Capital and that the Ohio
Legislature ahould take the place Of the
Congress at Washington.
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"SuProRTINa rHE PREsprsT. ',--IIndC

"SuPPORTING THE President. Under
this head, the New Y2rk 7risAHs publishes
the following from It's Washington cores
pondent, which may be intended as 4 warn
ing to those who desire to keep in the good
graces Of the powers that be:
~ Republican editor, applying at one of
the most important departments last week
for the oficial advertising, was asked il his
paper would adupt the President policy
The intimation was made that on no other
terms could official patronage lie given
out "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

The Cincinnati C0nmncioL VIII ch is not
much better that the New York World a,
an advocate of sount doctrine, has for some
time been preaching fora new parry and
attempting to show that there is differ
en3e between the President. and the party
that elected him - -Iusc0ra,caS Airocate
G&S-A And it has shown such a state of facts
to exist: The Adcocafe should remember
that tcatrr ard oil will not mix. Ifitwould
support the President it will have to 'cut'
Stevens, Bingham K Co,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

ADr. Parsons writes to Tile Lo,tHou Oh
scrr~ that the cattle plague in Europe is
nothing more nor less tgIian the small pox;
that the pustuIes do not appear on account
of the toughness of the skin, but that they
Can be Sc en- under the skin after death. lie
recommends vaccination as a preventive.
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g~Scnator Ben Wade made very m

asy~Scnator Ben Wade made very rad
i,al speech in the Z. s. Senate on last
Thursday He announced to President
johnson AMI the Democratic pasty that he
and his party w,u!d not give up the fight
until Negro Suffrage was universally c3tab
Iished.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

\ MERETEp REBUKE,-The New York
Tribune finds it necessary now and then to
hit its brother Republicans and fellow labor
crs a rap. For instance:
We have had terrible civil var, but We
have fought it ont; and there is the end Of
it. To persist in hating AMI insulting each
other because Of the by-Gore quarrel is uot
the way of brave men ut Of awards. "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

THE OLD FLAG. Ii the disunci is s
in Congress rrcsi@t in declaring the South,
ern States out of the Union, what will they
do with the stars on the "o!d flag they
recently professed so much love for? Will
they wipe them on as they d d ten Yeas
ago? Can they be for a union Of the stars
and disunion Of the States?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

A NEWLY arrived John Chinaman in Cal
ifornia purchased some ice last summer, and
finding it very wet laid it out to dry IN the
am. On going to look for itagain, he found
il had disappeared, and forthwith accused
the whole Chinese neighborhood with lar.
ccuy. A general riot was the consequence
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

A FROZEN alligator was found the other
day at the mouth oi the Licking river, op-
pusiLe Cincinnati. 1t was . feet 81 inches
long, with II inches spread oi jaws. With
the exception OF one found Iii the same river
10 OF IL years ago, this Is the only animal
OF the same speclesknown to have emigrated
so far uurthWard
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General Sherman On the Mexi-
can QneStiOD.

A special from Columbus, Ohio, to the
Cincinnati Gdzeite, says:
General Sherman has written private
ettcr to prominent gentleman now in this
city, in which he takes strong grounds
against any interftren @ in the Mexican
;mbroaEo
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

On Tuesday week the resolution of Mr.
Chandler, in the Senate, to have no1-inter-
course with Great Britain, and Withdrawing
the Minister from the Court of St. James
was tabled by vote fyeas 25 /; nays 2.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

Ea-Therc has been some tillibustcr:ng on
the Rio G?andc. 4 cnlorel regiment cap
tured a Mexican town. There appears to
be i determination in some quarters to force
u collision.
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JOHN c. HEENAN, "tne.a i}enecia Boy ;"
has returned from Ergiand to this country.
He has attempted 10 aNold seeing his Old
sporting friends, decilues welcome from
them and refuses to re-entcr the prize ring.
Of which he expresses uniayoraole opln
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~9JaAshland, the homestead Of Henry
Clay, was sold on Friday la t. by the widow
of james b. Clay. for $4,000. 1t is said
the Agricultural College Of Kentucky will be
locatpd IN This nronprtv
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"Of earthly good, the best is good wife,
A bad-the bitterest curse Of human liie;"
Unless we except perhaps that dreadful dis
ease CATAkRll which however can be per-
mancntly cured by the use of DIR. ID. IL.
Seelyo's LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
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A New YORK Clergyman says there are
not in that city more than 200, 900 church
goers, of whom one-haf are Roman Catho-
lies. At any one time not more than 80
900 can be found attending public worship.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, January9, 1866.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is n
correct copy of the Statement ofcondition Of
the LORILLARD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, of New York, made to and fl
led in this Office, for the year 1866.
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
TsEAL1 JAMDS III. GOODMAN,
[STAMPl Auditor of State
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GENERAL HOWARD, of the Freedmen S
Bureau, has ordered that negro children
shall be taught in the public schools Of Ma
ryand the game as white children.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

RIA dispatch from New Orleans says
the steamer Z. o. Standard burned in the
Ouachiis river. She was valued at $50, 900;
insured for SO coo.
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IT is generally believed in Washington
that Gencrel Steadman will be Secretary of
War rire Stanton resigned.