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"a ~ ttse leeng, and bTiIliancy.
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The "Afrj5aine' in Mexico-The Africa ne
banished from the European stage is consigned
TO Mexico. The manager Biacchi. IS now In
trauspoI alton.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPILED livery DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-04

TUESDAY, Narch II, 1860.
CATTLE-Ihe supply OF cattle on sale this
week was unusually light, not exceeding six
hundred head, but the demand was very
limited, and the market ruled duh. and ths
offerings We're apparently sufficient to meet
the requirements oFthe retail trade. Ofthc
cattle on sale, over three hundred head we've
from Chicago and the balance were brought
IN from Ohio and driven over from the Cen
tral Yards, and wearc cognizant efone drove
being driven back againunsod. Butchers
are buying very sparingly, while shippers
are dong next to nothing, the very unacltlcd
condition OF the Eastern markets preventing
this class of buyers from operating very free
Iy. Prices, however, as compared with last
week, raled fraction higher, which NAV Ee
attributed to the fact that cattle from Clica-
go cost from to of a cent per pound more
than the week previous The very best re-
failing cattle, sold at from Z! to cents--but
very few above T2-good to medium at 6 to
I, and common at 5G51
SHEER -Mgrket steady with continued
fair retail demand, while prices remain un-
changed, good to strictly prime fat mutton
Sheep, retailing at from 81 to I cents. Re
ceIpts not very large, though the supply was
apparently equal to the demand.
IoGs-Quiet, and without quotablc
change, Regular sales in retail way at
prices ranging from 81 to l0l, gross, for fair
10 coed averages.
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Sentiments Of the Press Oh the
Veto

New YoRK, March %. The Herald
says: His (the Presidcnt'sl objections on
constitutional grounds, exhibit this bill
(Clvll Rights billl as involving the most
fragrant devices tor Overriaing the reserved
rights of the States in their legislatures and
judicial tribunals, ever attempted in Con
greS. We had suppo-cd this bill in new
shape, a sort OF reproduction of the old
Fugitive Slave law; but under the searching
analysis of Andrew johnson it appears a
thousand times worse than the rejected
Freedman's Bureau experiment, and moth
ing less than a bill OF Unconstitutional
abomnaiions from beginning to enl The
objections submitted against the first sec
tion of the bill, however, are those which
mark the impossible barrier between him
and the ruling radicals Of Congress. The
veto is in fact an emphatic declaration Of
war against the radicals and their r. con
struction system, root and branch Hence
forward there can he no PARTY Endorsements
of the policy OF Cpagr;Ss coupled with pro-
tcssionS Of adhesion to tie policy of the ,Ad-
ministratiGn.
The Tribune SAYS: Let us thank Mr..
| johnson that his veto IL 80 we:ping. He
might have phrased it more cunning'y, but
he has eho EN- to let us know that 1t il not
this particular bill that has provoked his
opposition, but that any measure whereby
Congress shall attempt To protect the
Southern blacks against white abuse and op-
pre- Sslon must encounter his determined
deadly opposition
Referring to the veto, the Times says:-
But we venture to thing that few State pa
pers have ever been given to TIE world that
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HEMOCRATFC STATE C0SvEx.
TI0N.
Thursday, May "a, 1865.

The Annual State Convention of the Dem
oeratic p~rty ofOhio, will be held in Coluui-
bus, on Thursday, the 24Ih day of May,
1865, to transact such business as may COME
before it, and to put in nomination candida
tes for the follow ing Offices:
Secretarg Of State;
Judge Of the Supreme Courf;;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works
The basis OF representation for the appor-
x tionment of Delegates is as follows: One
Delegate for each county; one for every fire
hundred rotes given for Gen. 6eorge W.
Morgan for Governor, last October; ard an
additional one for every fraction OF t,ro hu.-
tred and .ftty, and upwards.
st Harrison County is entitled to -Four Del
egates in the Convention. Ed SESFI-
NEr..
The grsat issue before the people is, whcth
er all the powers Of Government shall be
concentrated in the hands Of the General
Government the States being reduced to
the condition Of counties--and a con$olida-
ted despotisn be thereby established; or,
whether those rights OF local self govern
ment which our fathers enjoyed and which
we inherited from them. and without which
there can be no real liberty, no wise govern
ment, no public economy, no light taxation,
represented by majority in Congr; ss, have
esuspired to overthrow the free aud bcne-
tceat institutions Of our fathers, and to sub
stitute therefore an Oiigarchy of privileged
e'asses crushihS the mass of the people and
all individual liberty, under the weight Of
despotic and unrestricted General Govern
ment. Ta effect this object, they, in plain
violation olthe Constitution, exclude eleven
States from representation in Congress. and
insist upon comforting upon negroes the right
TO vote-not out Of regard to the negro, but
because they expect to be able, with their
money, to control his vote and thereby per
petuate their party a>ccndency Let every
man who is opposed to the schemes Of the
epnspirators who cherishes the institutions
funded by our fathers, who appreciates the
necessity aRl benefits Of local selfgovern-
saent, who is opposed TO seeing the great
4 State Of Chic sh0rn of her dignity and re-
duced to the dependent condition OF a coun-
ty, or who is opposed to Negro Suffrage.
join with the Democracy in rescuing our
country from the grasp Of the Malignants
By order OF the Democratic State Central
Gomnittee of Ohio
HOLM T. DIN Chei,rnan
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down the barriers =which preserve the rights
Of the States.
Its another step, or rather stride, toward
eeniulIsation, and the cor oIceniraiion Of all
legislative powers IN tha national govern
ment; the tendency OF the bill must BE- to
resuseitate the spirit Of rebelion. and to ar
rest tie progress Of those Influences which
arc more closely drawing arousd the State 5
the bonds of Union and reacc the laInented
predecessor in his proclamation of the lst at
January, 1868, ordered and declared that al
persons held as slaves with certain States.
and parts OF States therein designated, were
and thenceforward should be free. And
further that the Executive Government O..
the United States. including tie military
and naval authorities thereof, would recug-
niZe and maintain the freedom Of such per-
sons.
This guarantee has been rendered cspec-
ily obligatory and sacred by the amendment
of the Constitution abolishing slavery thro'
out the United States. therefore fully
recognize the obligation to protect and de-
fend that class Of our people whenever anl
wherever it shall become necessary. to the
full extent compatible with the Constitution
of the United States entertaining these sen.
tlments.
1t only remains for me to say that | will
cheerfully cooperate with Congress in any
measure that may be necessary for the pres
ervation of the civil rights ofthe freedmen,
as well as those ofail other classes Of per,cn,
throughout the United States by judicial
process under equal and impartial laws or
contormably with the positions Of the Fed.
eral Constitution.
| now return the bill to the Senate, and
regret tina in considering the bill and joint
resolutions-iorty-two in number--which
have been thus far submitted for my approv-
al, | am compelled to withhold my assent
from Il second measure that has received
the sanction of both House ofCongrcss.
lSigued ANDREW JOHNSON.
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FORCE PUMPSI
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III. ]. Otis C. +.

Y will sell at Public Sale, on THURSDAY,
Il MAY "a, 1866, MY Farm, consisting of
zoo Acres, being one and one-fourth miles
North of Morrlstown, Belmont county Ohio.
On the farm there is u moderate Frame
House and Barn, one new Sheep house and
Corn cribs. 1t is limestone laud, with plen-
ty of Coal upon it; plenty Of Timber, which
has not been disturbed, one half mile from a
Saw and Grist Mill. 1t is land well adapted
to Grazing anu Farming. Those wishing to
purchase can call and examine before the
sale. Possession given the lst day Of April,
1867.
Terms: One third down when possession
is given; the balance in two annual pay
ments, with interest from date. Deferred
payments secured by mortgage.
JOSEPH r. EATON.
.Morristowll, Belmont Co. Ohio.
March 2S lS66-3t
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Sheep Srlearing

I WILL shear, publicly, 45 Eve Lambs,
j the entire crop Of Ewes except one.
dropped after thu 18th OF March, 1895,
against an equal number, being the entire
crop except ono, raised by one man and
sired by one Buck, for quality and quanti-
Unifee Eatos, ii sucl, time and if place q IA All I
may designate hereafter. do this without
wishing 10 boast, but to call Wool Growers
and sheep Breeders together, compare notea
and have agood time. A. Il. BINGHAM
W. cornwsll, March, ~, 1896. FoRA
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See GnGu

Tie books aud accounts Of the Cadiz SEN
sael Printing office from April /, 1851 to
August /, 1865, the time that I published
the paper, have been placed in the Office OF
the Cadi= Sentinel for immesliote COT
lscti5h. All persens owing me ios Subscrip-
tion to, Advertising in, or JOB Work done
at the Ca6Ts Sentinel Office, ar. expected TO
make immediate payment TO Mr. Arnold,
which will aveid costs and trouble Fur
ther Indulgence cannot be given, as must
have what is owing to me.
CHARLES N. ALLEN.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 4, IS66-9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-08
1865
1865,

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sepIast fnb, emSssr uarr eoadrss eztermiItter
sebrau@en. mir baben bieies NittsI psrfa8t NIB
es Hel 70 gut aus, baf mis % sts ssbran&en pilrs
ben, aud penn cine Bog IS Eoisete. mis psriu&s
ten @ifts, aber fie taifsa nidts; bod q isas's
- nieberi@rcben tEnnen. IlsbssaH ussb "a peEs
side 6sfsat's obfss MnsanStsa~s. 80 8 K >
~ 4ertauft in Naibpiue. Eeaa., bel aIenNrne,
oilssn Rnb 6amblsrn. 17R R0
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-08

aa9 firs BEL .bisien 5duiTn IN europa ieberseit
Be9feI ouf mid gu 5aben:
6rantfart q. @. Srn. 3. MesIer feel. spbn .unb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-08

lss4agss) d. ADaes
SGbpsaI9e eae sberi 0ritten uni msotnjssdse, cine
Treppe bod, GtneinnGtf, Chic.
Be6fel s@efd6ft NIT europa.
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| lid, onf bic prpnptefte Atf eeiorgt.
Sir Be4fel auf Re1u YCrf un6 6itbere SonbeIs=
fdnte Ser 8ersint9ten Staten fam man INNER bel
mir has @elo eTbGltetfs
Muf bic ndbfeb erber gdse Frib BEL mir gBebieI in
gr6beren, fepie in ben fleitten Summei su ben bis
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pom sn eeben fei, t5tnem Bel mir ii Gilicins
mott fogIei9 IN tingenber Miinse erhoben rperSen
iobalo t9 pie so9rt4t BON GiN9dr8e Ser Summe erz
hditen babe. Su i'd non meiren perfdiebenen Nanr
cutters NIT iehem Gteauer Nriefe erbalte ueri,
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tdlerte nnS bthige sses, UNI geIber mad &merita ~
:. 5ir sob tanb eiIbes bs,abIe id aets has boone
Premium.
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2ife ineiner Banqiliers in Denti6lanb
u. |, No., an bic SIR geIb be;abIt unb
bann bel mir erpoben iuerben fam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-08

I'M TIDFB4H tut OAIIUltt II ~
Sbrdnen.
gr fqste sibre '9apD.. nanna, naein
Sint," iaete er betpest res gebt Elm
tiefes 2eiO burd sbsine Seele; iparuns
barf es bein Slater nidt tbeilen, oOer =
bsilen2@. H91illiuIII
sic fanf f6ludaenp an feline 8ruif
aber reben fOnute fe ni6t, i Sn biefem
StueenbIiGe trat 9tltenbera Elm. @r blieb
betroffen iteben- HTiz,Yss
v&Omrnen Sic fagte Der 9tatb !;
Isle fennen ben @rilnb oiefer Sbras
men, uuO mas iie berbOrruft tbeiIen
@ie Js5.5 rsiis IS
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- ~ -ftg& StN&Et ~
cf eulIleton.
Ser Setter tit GOnfitfD.
Srtalll
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-24
U. s. MUrsHuJ's Notice


UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA.l ~
DISTRICT OF MAINE, 8. ST
PURSUANT to sunory Mentions TO me dfrocted
Il from the Hon. Edward Fox, Ju(lte 81 the uni
TED District Court within and Tor the Disfrict
OF Maine, hereby give public notice that The fol
lowing Label and 1nformations have been fled in
said Court, viz - 80 "
An Information against one Horse called the ssNel-
lie W. Locke" seized by the Collector of the Dis
tllct OF For tiand and Falmouth On the thrice nth
tIist 'O'f "s' past az Portland ad IN said Dis
A Libel against Ttrenty-fpo Ouintals of Pollock
Etsh; One Ho.f Barrel OF Herring: Tsoenfy-seyen
Barrels No. Mackerel One Barrel No. 3 Macker-
Barrels Salt, seized by the Collector Of the district
OF Portland and Falmouth on the fifteenth day OF
9cteber last past, at Portland IN said District =
An ITormdftoa az inst One Water Wheel: One
Plane One Griad Stone and Bench fsselse 1srs 9a
Sars SsT SAG SHAFTS: One Cupboard Machine: One
Lam Machine. One Match SpiiRf Machiae: One Face
4 ,,'.'ef ~; hcchine for preparing Match Blocks
&c - i9ss lsf SAG One hand cross cut
Ore eent Stan.ps and all he shqJYng, Belfisg, U,s-
stamped Matches Stores and other Fayniture in
Me 1fflt and Dry House connected Herewith Chest
ioots, Monkey Wrench, &C., &C., seized by the
Collector ri Internal Revenue for the First Cpllec-
ton District f Maine, ON the twenty seventh day
OF October last past, at Hollis in sal. District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws of
the United States IL more particularly set forth in
trial will be had thereon at Portland in said District
on the First Tuesday Of December meet, where any
persons in,e. ested therein. may appear and show
cause, If any can be shown, wherefore the same
should not be dscreed forfeit, and disposed OF accord
Dated at Portland this seventeenth day of No
FA QUINBY,
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dist of Maine
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New York Market.

NEW 1URK1 NUVs
Cotton = holders frmer; buyers lew; safes i,oVo
bales. Midding uplands at 33t "a 352c.
Flour-dul: sales g. 100 bbls. State at % q II 90;
Rouod Hoon Ohio 10 so q Is so: Western 90 a
II rs; Southern at II 10 q 10 3D.
W6eat~sales $1,000 bush. Milwaukee No. Q, at
80,
Cofn-sales 1900 BUSH Mixed Western "a q
25L White Western at 20. White Southern at
%. -L4
waukee 81 a. &C. State at 62 a. &c.
Beet-heavy and lower. Extra at II 90 a % 90.
Pork-heayy and lower
Lard-duIl and heavy.
Butter-heayy. M ssfs -s-.fts3f - t.sg4ae
Whiskey-quiet.
Naval Stores--dull; Spirits Turpentne I2t a 7Sc.
Rosin at a 80 6l10 TO-
34l135
Tallow-qtiet.
Freights TO Liverpool-heayy.
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Commentaries Gable.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. Fl.
The Cotton market is unchanged. The sales to-day
will probably reach 10000 bales. Mddling Uplands
are quoted at lid.
The Breadstuffs market is firner at an ADVANCE
Wheat is quoted at 3ss Sd. The Provisions market is
better. Pork declining.
LONDON, Nov. 81.
Consols for money are quoted at 901'
American Securities-The prices OF American secu-
rites are as follows: Erie Railroad shares 50t I;
illinois Central Railroad shares 1871 United States
5-2o's7Os.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21, Evening
The Breadstlifs market closed frmer. Provisions
declining. Lard inactive.
LONDON, Nov. 21 Evening
C0nsols closed at 90t for money.
AMERICAN SECURITES.-The following are the
quotations for American Securities: Erie Railroad
Shares 49, Illinois Central Railroad Shares 49, Unit
ed States 5-2O's TOT.
Cotton-The Cotton market is opened firmer, with
the prospect of days sale of 1900 bales. Prices
however, are unchanged. Middling uplands quoted
at i'd. f6 q
Ereadstufs Rrmer. Corn Sss Sd per quarter tor
Mixed Western.
LONDON, Nov. %, Noon.
The money market is easier, and Consols are quoted
at 80 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following We're the
opening prices of American securities: Erie Railway
shares G0f Illinois Central shares 1885, United States
5-20's 104.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-24

BOSTON, Nov. q.
There is no special change to notice in the general
ira ie for the week Business continues comparative
" dull and few orders received for sorting up,-
There are few buyers in town for the Southern and
Western market, buying lightly in lines of thick
ieriay and stocks hand to be carried over are not
large. Manufacturers, with some exceptions contin-
making as few shoes as possible and are not in
spring demand. There has been some suspension
among the manufacturers in the neghborlng towns
during the past week. liabilities amounting in the ag
gregate to about $125,000. The shipment Of BOGUS
and Shoes for the past week has been ,s27 cases
during the same time last year the shipment was io'
1856 cases.--tShoe and Leather Reporter.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-11-24
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN ERANcIsc,, A. oo.,, 80 .t;r porh,
Atanson NJ SW.SO e <"Ih INST sup lDeipy'
Ni snTa' Nsw !, fors a. 49,. ,,..,,,,
1ondo, zise INST snip faVorite' opton'
AJ pIHH,,aun a,.. - YIN. ,,.-,.... p..,u.
to RiRaoNlpAr 2ist sch Nellie Tarbox' Pende
'on y h 9@SkH, W; 49,, 49, -.
N. NloEE-,Ar 2utl, parque agnes, thompson,
hio Sane as' sen intrepid bunker, belfast NJ
peow ga, prig Emily fisher from 81 Johh, nj ];
SCI pa Nay LpS, SII Tom P9reand. pcu.,,
. PhlLaDELPHlA-Cld 2lst, sens w CushIng,
Cook, Galveston; Mail, Campbell, Newport.
MEN H0 " 2lst, ships Mercury, stetson,
Havfe; Il III Taylor, Anderson, Cardiff; sch Michi-
gan, Parrey, Bangor.
Clo list, NIP Java, Mclean New Orleans; Drlg
Ocean Wave Thomas, Charleston; sch w II Mitch
ell, Cole, Elizabethpmt
Ar I'D, brig VIM II Gray, Gray, Jacksonville; sch
Empress, Hall, Rondout for Fall River.
Cid 22d, ships Suma.ra. Kinsman, San Francisco;
Exeels or, Pendet0n, Liverpool.
AZ AIG 2Sd; ,I barSqe | H lay Hall Sagua,
PROylpENCE-Ar 22d, sch Mill Creek, Went
worth, i5i;s;, e HI ,,...
HOLMES hOLE-Ar 2isf, brig Ne son, Wiley
warren, Rl for Bangor; schs st Lucar, Oxten, New
YORK Ior portsmouth; Harriet, Rich Providence for
beiiast Elia hchardson Mystic Tor Bangor; FRANK
Maria, Barber, Warren for Bucksport.
Al 20, SOUS Damon johnson, Jersey city tor Bos-