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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-28
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The books ami accounts nf the Cadiz Sen
tinel Printing Office from Anil |, 1851 to
August !, 1865, the time that published
the paper, have heon placed in the hands ol
JOSIAH LEWIS, Esq, of Archer township
for iaimrdiste coliection. All persons owing
me for Subscription to. Advertising in. or
JOB Work done At the C,9i. Sentinel Office,
are expected topake immediate payment to
Mr. LEWIS, which. will avoid costs and trou-
bic. Further indulgence cannot be given,
as | must have what is owing To mo.
CHARLES n. ALLEN.
Caaig, Ohio, September 5, 1856.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
TUESDAY,, JAsUARy sth, 1857
To THE DEMOCRACY OF ONO:

To THE DEMOCRACY OF Quo:
AStatc Convention Of the Democracy Of
Ohio will be held at Columbus, on Tuesday,
the Sth day OF January next, to dominate
candidates for the tolowing ofHces and for
the transaction Of such other business az
may CONE before il:
Governor;
L5eUteaunt Governor;
Auditor of .Stats'
Treasurer of State:
Supreme Judge;
4Horacy General; 81. ..-.- ..,.. -.
Member B2ar} Of Public Worts.
The ratio Of representation will be as fol-
lows One delegate for each county; an
additional delegate for every 500 votes cast
for Thomas NJ. Key for Supreme Judge at
the last election; anlan additional delegate
for every fraction Of $50 or more votes so
cast.
This ratio gives to the counties rCspec-
lively the fol owing number of delegates,
viz:
[Unler this 'pDortio1n,nt Harrison
County is entitled To fur delegates. Ed
SENTINEL
1t is respectfully suggested that, as far
as it may be practical and convenient, the
delegates be chosen on Saturday, the 18th
day of December.
We avail ourselves Of this occasion to
urge uprl the Danoctacy an immediate Or
ganjzation AMI especially town ship and
ward organization Now il me time to
spread useful information among the peo.
pie; but this cannot be done without a
thorough and efficient organization. That
our principles will ultimately triumph We
do not doubt--for to do that woald he to
doubt the possibility of tree government -
but we cannot achieve succe ), and avert
despotism, without labor; and We cannot be-
gin our labors too soon or prosecute them
too earnestly AMI steG3fastir.
By order Of Democratic State Central
Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
C. J. BEAM, SecT
November 20, 1866.
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Kssa pa rGlaf Suffrage.

This phrase, which has been coined by
the Radcal>, means simply this: to allow a
negro who can read and write TO vote. and
refuse to white man who can not the san e
privilege. In other words, the negro in
such case is to have superior rights to the
white man. The 'impartiality, turns out
to bc partta!ity for the black race.
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A Chicago dispatch says: "A destruc,
tise Gre visited this city yesterday morning.
resulting in the burning Of nine stores on
South Water street, near Market, with
their cor tents, entailing loss of 100000.
The property was insured to the extent OF
$3.50 900. The fire was the work of an in
| npndiarv
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STORY ABOUT KrrcnuM-Ths Albany

Arya~ has he following about Sing Sing.
The sto about Kctc uln. "urrent IN Sing
Sing, an watch many te,,evc, shows, even
ii false, into what estimation the in..itu
ton has fallen. 1t is, that the young man
was entered at the prison, remained there
A few We kS, was then taken away by hIs
friends. went 10 Europe, where h. now j.
hc0g, and that there he will remain until
jsst --rior" the expiration of his sentence,
when he vii! return 10 $ ate p. ison and stay
uni regularly discharged. 1t is said that
vislters to the prison do not see him among
the gangs of convicts, nor in tn office OF
the contractor where he is said to be en-.
pl0yed
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ray Seven Of the Oldest an / most promi
Deut con nluctors on the Western Division o
the Pennylvana R,ilroal have been dis
charged summarily. without any reason be
ing given therefor. Thi'actiou on the part
Of the Company has naturally clusol uuusu
81 excitement among employers.
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NHOLEnA. DyARRHEA, AND
W kkYAENiEEse


a CURE Is WARRANTED by DIR. TOBIAS
cELEBRATED VENETIAN LINIMlGNT if
used when fist taken by persons OF tenn mrer.
ate habit Thi, medi ;inc has been known
i'll the United States over 20 wears. Thou.
sands have used it, and found it never fail
ed to cure any complaint for which it was
recommended, and all those who first tiled
1t are now never without it. In the Cholera
Of 1913. DIR. Tobias attended 40 cases and
lost 4, being called in too late SO do any
good.
DIRECTIONS q teaspoonful in a
wine~giitss of water every half hour for two
hours, and rub the abdomen and extremi-
ties wei with the LiriiInent. 10 allay the
thirst. take Il lump oi in the mouth, about
the size Ola marble every ten minutes. 1t
is warranted perfectly innocent to take in
lernally Sold by all Druggists, price 40
and 50 cents. Depot, So Courtland st., New
! York.
|. Nov. IA, IsRSl~u
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nA-Truman b. Handy, Ed, announces
in the Cincinnati papers, the failure of his
opera house enterprise The money inves.
ted in tickets has been reserved, and will be
returied.
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FIGURING,
s A w MILL
WOOLEN FACTORY
At Public Sale!

The subsci iber will offer at Public sale
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2o 1885,
His Steam FIGURING, Saw Mill and Woolen
Factory, near New Jefferson, Harrison
county, Ohio. fIFTY ACRES of good
COAL LAND will:be sold with the property
Everything is in perfect running order
On the property are two good Dwelling
HAuses,t 70 go u Stables, an II oodyoung
orchard.
Also, at the same time, OH the premis es,
will be sold, five head Of llorseS, IS head oi
fat Wetllers, 20 heal OF !'oss. two Wagons,
and many other things too tedious to men~
ton. Sale to commence at 10 clock, A. NJ.
FERNS made known on day OF sale.
w. w. ARNOLD.
New Jefferson, Ohio. Nov. 7, 1856.
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STEAM CARRIAGES "A iut Of steam car
riages for common roads, the experiments
with which have succeeded so well between
Nantes and Paris, is about to be established
from Narscilles to Aubagne. q small town
situated sixteen xii ,pe,res ttcp miles) off.
There are to be 'hr4e depar.pres daily from
each end. anil the price Of a return ticket
viii be, only css franc tysntF eeptin,es,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-28

4 Pochn, ttioa BY J1cob d. Coz, Gorcr-
nor ofHte St1te Of Ohio:
The year which is nearing its close has
been filled with blessings from the hand Of
God. Freedom. peace, prosperity and
health have h( en- given US, and threatened
Ills have been III ned away, or have only
been suffered to touch US so lightly as to
quicken our sense Of the happiness Of our
lot as people.
Therefore, in accordance with the good
custom Of our fathers, | do appnint Thurs
day The Twenty ninth Day Of
NoyeM sser, inst, a. the annual day Of
hanksgiving AMI Praise 10 God our
Heavenly Father, for all the manifold m"r
cies anl abundant goodness with which He
has crowned the year; and | recommend
that usual business be laid aside upon that
day aud that it be kept throughout the
State With grateful worship as holy feast.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have hereunto
set my hand and fixed the Great
Seal of the State Of Ohio, this
fifth day OF November. in thf
GREAT year of our Lord one Thousand
SEAL eight hundred ard sixty six. and
of the Independence Of the United
States Of America the ninety first
J. d. COX.
Governor OF Ohio.
w. ,vyrr, 80 Gtota
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For Sale.

AN excellent SII EEP FARM, about two
IA miles East Of Cadiz, containing l60
acres, with good improvements and a choice
selection of all kinds of fruit Said farm
is well watered and in ul respects well
adapted to Sheep Raising. Terms reason
able. For terms and particulars enquire of
JOHN NJ. TfPTOS.
Cadiz, Ohio.
Oct, 8, ls66-3mo
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rA Napoleon has refused to withdraw
French troops Mexl9o fro a be ore next
snrinR.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-28
THE GREAT CAUsE
HUMAN MISER Z.

TUST published. in sealed envelope
e1 price six cents. A Lecture on the ma
ture, treatment and radical cure OF Seminal
Weakness oi SpermatorrhRa induc by
Self Abuse. Involuntary Emissions, ImpO-
tency. Nervous Debility, HuC Impediments
to Marriage generally; Consumption, Epil>
epsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inct-
pacity, &C. liy Robert j. Culverwell, NJ.
D.. author of the "Green Book, dc.
The world renowned author in this adj
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequent
ces of Self-Abuse' may be effectually re-
moved without Medicine and without dam
geruus surgical operationa, bougles, instau-
ments, rings or cordials; pointing out u
mode of cure at orce certain and effectual,
by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself,
cheaply, privately, and radically. This
Lecture Will prove boon TO thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal, TO any address, in a plain
sealed envelope. on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stnmps, also, DR.. CULVER
WELLS Marriage Guide" price Is Cts,
by addressing
CHAS. J. C. KLINE Il CO..
I27 Bowery, New York, =. o. Box, 45S6.
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DIR. SCuENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

Ihle great medicine cured DR.. j. II. SoHsSoK, the
Propr etor, Of Pulmonary Consump ion when Il had
assumed its most formidable srpec snd whom speedy
death appeared to be nevtab e. HE ph scisns pro-
nounoei his iucurabe when he commenced
the Of this simple but powerui remedy. His
health was restored in very short tune, and no
return Of the sesae has beel spprehelcel, for all
the symp oIns qu csly disappeared, aud he present
weight s than two hundred pouais.
6ince his recovery he has devoted h attention
exclusively to the cure Of Consunrtion snd he
diseases which are usually comp ca cd with il, and
the cures effected b. his medicines have been Vsry
numerous and truly wonder u DR.. S7HsNoK
makes pro cssonal vists Of the lGrr ces
weekly, where he haa "a 'srae concour-e psients
and Il Is truly shng 10 see poor consIup'Ves
that hsTe 10 he lifel out OF Their carriages, aad in
g few months healthy, robust persons. DR.
SCHENCK'S PILMONfC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC, snd MANDRAKE PILLS are ecueraly
all required in curing Consumption. Full direc-
tons accompany each, 10 thai an one cs1 take theu
without seeing DR.. SJ1ESo2, but wheI IL is con-
venielt II is best TO him. He gives slvcs rec,
but ior thorou yh examination with his promoter
his Zee 10 three d0ilars.
p case nbserve, when Purchasing, this: tbs Two
like lea5o5 o the Docior-->ne whea in tue 's'tsa;e
OF Consumption, aad the oher a. he now e, IN
Serect heath-are on tho Goyornmeab stamp.
Sold by al Druggists aad Dea ers. Price 4l.5o
per bottle, or $50 the half dozen. Leiera 'or
advice shpu s;wa,s bu direcsed 10 DR.. Schencks
Prime pa icc. l. Norh eth s.. PHI aie pa q, Pa.
Geaera. Who esale A.en:a: he nss Barnes & Co.,
n Us. s. iIalce Baltimore Nd. John u.
Park, Cincinnati, Oh o walker Fs'lor Chicago,
IL Celias EEos., St. LOUIS, No. ,Sd W. ed. mo- 'r
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A General IA s.qssy.

The Washington cprrnsp N lent the
Richmond t'caMHer aaye:
Tie recent extension of MIR. Davis
prison limits Indicate purpose favor"hle 10
his release. He would be included within
the terms of Il general amnesty, Without the
n.onton Of his name or rank.
4 II
The recent consideration given to this
Sn' iect hy the Administration, has resulted
n the opinion now confidently entertained,
that the President will soon issue IA procIa.
nation of general amnesty.
1T IS kHow" thar the Attorney general,
Mr. Stanbery, has given his opinion in
favor Of that measure.
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STRANGE. RuT TRILE.

Every young lady ana gentleman in the
United States can hear something very
nuch to their advantage by return mail
free of Charge by addressing the under
signed. Those having foars OF being hum
bugged will oblige by not noticing this
card Ali others will please address their
obed ent servant,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York.
ysmrpav ~ isaa-ly%.
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DEAD HEADS,
or in other words, heads whose once glori-
Gus loc Is have
WlTHEPED AND WHITENED,

can III u IeW mbmsnB Or fe-clotneQ Win All
their
YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS,
by single application Of that wonderful tai
isman
GHRIS7ADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Grizzied whiskers and moustaches ladies'
curls into which the SNOW oi age has preina-
trrely drilted, and red, sandy, or Whitley
BROW hair, receive, as if by magic, the rar-
est shades OF black or brown from this
harmless botanical hair darkener Mann
iactured by j. CHkISrADJtD, Astor
House. New York. Sold by Druggists =
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Nov. IA, 1866 lelnD.
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PoT AND KETTLE. The sweeling Re-
publican victory in Chicago should forever
op the mouths Of the Radicals from twit-
ting Democrats with the sqQaior and vice
which are ,ailto prevail in certain wards
of New York where the Den ocratic major
,ty in ,nvincihle BY the admission of Re.
publican papers of Chicago. that city is
constantly sinking dcercr anG deeper in IN
lquty, and is already, in proportion to is
5 ze, the equal OF any other city IN the Un
ion in deeds of lawrS>ness, lels,nchery and
crime With the increase of vice there,
the strength of Radicalism has also gone
forward. Heretofore, the Democrats have
been ably to carry some OF the wards but
at the ate eI4ction, they all went ior the
Radicals, Hencetorth, when New York j.
spoken Of. just r,mcsuh"r Chicago, the .fus,
city oI the Union! Phnn Dealer
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for Years from
nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
al the effects OF youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake OF suffering humanity, send tre.
to all who need it, the receipt and direclione
for making he simple remedy by which he
was cured Sufferers wis ling 10 profit by
the advertisers experience, can DO so by
addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chanbers Sts, New Tora
yhi1slniw TO- 1865 js~.
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U II w ~
Governor Of Ohio.

BY the Governor:
WN. HEsaY SMITH, Secretary Of State.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.

The Presbytery cf ToAbecbee began
its sessio1a III Macon on Thursday. u
was opened by 4 sermon from the last
Moderator, Rev. ]. N. CarOthers, Of
Houston.
Rev, ]. W. Kerr, Of Mayhem, was
chosen Moderator Of The present sessions,
and Elder i. Mcmillan, Of S~tarkoville,
temporary Clerk,
Rev. ]. N. Carctbcts is the stated Or
permanent Clerk Of tho body Of its min.
istery,
There are also present NJ, Peden, Il.
S. Gladney, A. II, Bardley, O H, 7,
Smythe Joseph Batdvell, A. II. Meek.
lin and Liceatiate Mecklin.
OF Elders, there are present D.
Love, w. II, Simpson, 7. N. Martin,
J, N. Psden, W. 7 peden, I ], Pc.
den, j a. Thompsop ] Z. Wilkinson,
d. A, Graham. and Dr., 0. Hendrick.
The SESSIONS If this body will contin.
ne Qlll Sabbath night, and all is meet
lug opened to the public, and all
.persGR are cordially invited to attend.
I .Therewas preaching on Friday night
lty Rev, A. II, Bardley, and on this
Saturday, morning BY the Moderator,
Oh the necessity an% &eaoy Of prayer
On. this NSaturday) evening al ?
o'clock there will b. a conversation on
the state If re igion.
On Saturs y night there will be an
say BIZ Rel J Bardwell and a cons
ferer,e on ite purposes Of God IN our
pas. affections aud in our pTssas /,
lion.
aGoa morning there will be
sacrameutal Serv'>a in the Preshyteria
d Church, conducted ., the Mo9crat'
and S. R. Fnerson, M..oeden al
re 0. II. P. Smythe, and services AZ ID
er by Rev. S, Il. Frierson.
u | uthe Methodist Church there Will
ID services in the morning by Rev. A
n. Bardlev, 10 the afternoon to the colol
ice people By Rev. A. Il. Mecklin aud
ng high, BY Rev. J. N. Carothers.
In the Baptist Church, morning
e vices by Rev. J. n. Carothers, a.
a room services by Rev. Mr.. Mecklin,
sip at night BY Rev. A. Fl. Bardley.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-At the
White House the President addressed
The crowd as 'o'lo~S
FELLOW CITIZENS : For the demon
Grafton you tender me on my reture
home TO assume the discharge OF my
oGciar duties. you will please 'occeP'
m ,beartfelt thanks. Such a welcome !.
fron the people who have been the dal
IL Ae witnesses Of the manner in which
f-hke discharged ny duties is ecullar
,Ily eAtifying. All can promise .'o'
for IL, future is, that it will be o COZ
tinuanle Of my conduct in the past.
have tired to discharge my official datle
HT~niqnce with thu constitution an
qs" ad ~ sOt,1s which | deemed 70 !
~" q ), add that the sentimc'
MAzMMAsAMo meet
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Noxubee county.
FosrER NJ. KlRKsEY Circuit Court,
1921 Va. Attachment for SIT.
JAMES G. CoLkMAS, def $1,000.
10. W. Parks, ct al. Garnashees.
w HEREAS heretofore 10 wit o. The Ist day
w of June. A. d. 1864, suit was Instituted
in the Circuit Court . fsaid county BY the above
named party by attachment for the sum Of sew
enteen Thousand, FIVE h. ndred and twenty-five
dollars, and itappearing to US that said defend
ant is not I'm iuhabiiant Of said State. but re-
sides beyond the limits thereof, 50 thai The or
binary process Of said court cannot be served
upon him.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given said de-
PENDANT that unless he BE- and appear on OF be-
fore the first day Of the next term Of our cirs
cult court Of said comfy 10 30 held on the "a
Monday after The 4th Monday of Septeube
1865, and plead, answer or demur to said. ae-
ton, Judgment by default will be entered
against him. aud estate levied upon, DO sold
ard appropriated 70 tho payment 81 tie plain
tiifs demand.
Issued September the 9th. 1865.
[BeauehampJ r.. u. ". YATES,
4w Clerk.
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PROCE.a.U.gTFON.
sstf..vs
Bgni Q. HnnnhnYs. Gnr. n NlxsIasInn

81
BENZ c. Humphreys Gov, ii aiSsIsslpDl
Ms sheriBs 81 The seperal Counties ogoys.
taidss Grseting:
WHEREAS, The First Monday IN October.
1865, is the day appointed on law lor hnlas
ne AZ election III this State; and, Whereas
Y e made my duty to issue d writ reaaIrine
Yen g hold said election at the tisae ana
place appointed By law.
Nos, therefore, / BFst. g. HaurnRYxs.
Governor of die State of Hiss ssluui. III issue
ihis my wit, Requiring soa Is hula Id clsc.
tipn a the severed preclaols III Your fespeet-
10 counties, oa the igss Monday Ii Oetoh6s
A.. 2. 1850, ioF ne following oaicars Ii serve
sof The terms specified a , ta.Wis.
uae Judge III the Iiigh Court Of Rrpors
md Appeais lof tie First District, eonpossa
u the Counties Ut Warren, Kinds. Rankin.
Scott. Newsons Isauaarsl rs aAsa NasAes
m tseake a%aalaoa, TAs6o. IsaAoaoaa. VA =
egfsa. sahllaMeg, avln6 AlFasa Winston
aad NaxUbee,
Qas 9a usseait count iorthe nIa,
sssttfH viseh Foaf 0us iaalhasah : laa
aae aassfleA AtnnAeF hr ,ha A.ssss n
a
aAase N6044 ~.
Ni Ems sas i
~
q IFS AlAe Count IA
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Noxubee County.

Noxubee County.
james {. Ilibbler Circuit court.
tNo. 62bsl VS., Attachnrntf nr
Jas. o- Goldman, Def. s7l2,io.
], W. Park. st. al Garnishscq.
M HEREAs heretofore to.wit Oh III letb
w DAY Of Affil, 1856, suit was insttnted
il the Circuit Court Of said ounty /, M
above mentioned party by.aitaehment fct IN
som q seven ppndred aud twelve ana MI.
lN1 dQllas. aud 4 aps : my u US .4--A i Il
aeseffant II Aot I'm ilhabitait OF said Sfatgl
but resides beyond tbe limits thereof i AN
tue ordinary ptoGess Of said court cannot Il.
served upon him
Notice is therefore hereby given said d..
iendNt that unless he be aud appear on !,
he'ore the first day Of the next term of d,
Circuit Court Of said county. "a be held ~
the "a Monday after tie Ar Monday II sen'
tember, 1886, and plead. ansssr. or den,r,
to said action, Judgment BY default Mn NJ
entered against him and estate levied NM
9e sold md appropriated to The PAYMENT N
the plaintiffs demand.
issued %septemacr the eth, 1896.
tnsaasnegpl Ar d. ". YATES,
F' n" Clerk.
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TnEEETARpEEIE

FINE FRENCH, GERMAN and domestic
: Colognes, Pomades, Hair OILS Hair Brush.
es. PHf auJPuifRoyes Hmdkerehiei EXTRACTS
Transparent soap Balls aud Fancy Soaps oi
every kidd For sale by
II. DENT.
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NWN sahes Sept, t9-Ihe following
lstsr ~ LIEUT.. Gen Graut has been pub
MAAsApQns ARmEs US
: WNNg Nw, Sept 18th. 1866
E8ieih I'm Eg, Chairman of ne Aleea-
ttss GcasmN Soldiers and SastoFs " sec
Union y MI
SiR:-GenA Grant directs mo to ae-
knowledge thgN lpi Ayour invitation to
be present J N hN%nventlCu Of Soldiers
and Sailors TN be'pld al Pittbufg, pa.,
Sept. 81, 1865 4 Political purposes Us
instructs me TO gy il Is contrary TO bis
habit and to his S1victions Of duty to at
tend political M 'Ngs of any character
whatever, ind thu Aeea with regret the
action OF any oiNN 4 the army taking
a conspicuous partN .e political discuss
sions Of the day, MI
Eam sir, unexpectedly,
Your Incident servant,
TSigpedl dam BADEAU,
Col. and A. D. G.
Liverpool corrcsp Nept of the Mem
phis Avalanche, writIg on the 2lst
ult., says The quetion Of Direct
Trade is q fixed fact, NJhe FIRST YES.
sci for your port, via tn Balize and
New Orleans, will departhom this side
this full Arrangements Ne made to
six vessels, unless the frstANould fail
to pay which | am conf ~ it will
not and you may rest ASSURE that the
only way to build up the impNaeri he'd
South, is by an economical hal ling Of
her cotton, BY shipment and fmis-
sion also, careful attention to its il
the shape oEchcsp purchases froN Eu'
rope aud low freigGtage, \
ST PETERSBURG, Sep. i7.-'Ine Nv.
sian who attempted to murder the Ca
has been executed and joy was expressy'
in consequence ofthe punishment awarde
the assassin, and there were demo. STRAIT 4
Of respect Of the Gar NJ 'T ~
AaCszs sne satie tim
a,rula letter, Of July 3rd, contai
I. 4 heart-ren1ing account Of the ravag
prod 10 the country lying southwe
from that city by the famine prevailing
a IndI. Groups of starved people we
\ foul II dying BY the roadside atmany Po'n
and was estimated that 1900 perso
U PeHAhed daily from Eant Of food in
d thfe districts Of Balazore, Cattack n
/ MH,aporv
hoRENcF, Sept. l8--Gen Peal left
Veiue in order TO superintend the arrlnI
be Blne for the transfer Of the Quadrllat
/ lokto Voeetia.
! lhkNlfSNA, Sept, l8--The Emperor
y stria has Permitted the exiled RulsI
at Ereturn to Hasqary. He will reside
18th.
kFw York Sept h.-Noon.-Arri,
r EIn Rio %Jnnerio, contrm the report
err. paf desperate battle between the Al
- ia Paraguayans, on July le.h and Il
N0 fIe fighting was stubborn and s,nguih
Ial resulted in the discontinue Of ths
Ae, who lost 4,s0O in killed md woun
The Paraguayans fought behind
renthmcnts, and lost less.A
Coffee ut Rio had been active and big
sta BosToN, Sept, 19--Wendell PHILLIP
pit dominated for Congress- by the worl
rch n n Of the Third District. -
New York, Sept. l9.-Ths
uch excitement, financially, in th !
ost> mt. rs Z
r The BankaC ItaHF bFsF
aa presented an@
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