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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
(GinesianSt.)
WcrSiAerf GueE Sebenl

8tr fbrn n % nittt unterIoifen un'ere Mttblrisr
euf bic Nrcbsn g8ctllDateu, lreldeW ttpsn Ii 2Se zen
blrd, bic 8ertt@erun ttpanlthi
aufmeltiam Al mobtn Gin Sober oct cine Sdntiie
,u r~eipIeen rat. 1T ceIfftWtet, thr bic etpoltHne
b~erfeiteu, NO mOelib aud a letntm ~
b { 8orleblunQtn Su irsfcR. Is Ut etne ttrlAe ars
fdt, ooe eisie Grbaltung iefsrr 5et'ltdt Ufttel "a
iinp leS a Id Ger GcIispunS h~beilaiitt lmereer rtgnf.
S.ieetr ,pl bic Atittsl beuusen. lpelGe 'bn 9ebetsn tne
Die Grbaliun9 kiner leiti II. letnsr Rantille gu tterf'.
Inter cieitn NJ iteln rimmt ftc itteuss Strlidtrnn9
enc Ter erIten SteGen elm. SaS W II buItIttu 1T
boS tiutr . partRi'e. Guer lie bot ben Vor'
lu9 psr etnerS pGriaiie bRe bic Nerrd sten 9 eaietns
iDaftlt, ipareu II. bic Griporpine aller eaSu
ptrlpenoet weroen, ole Nomtlie iSot6 8eittftt n, I'M
Fput eines friibcn Epees, 5u Nba!ten. GtNs Geeens
8erlt6et una III alto II DOT huT elat pNiRt ae9tu ln
ieib,t unb bic tlg,ne Gam lie. ipHbern Sugieib elnt
Q9cbttbat tie man W(iipei iibetten ~erfreil't.
!Sttriu teItcbt has lpoblBoft brpocrl,Se etner ",
Ecns oei itGcyilr0; IN btsicr Semetnldaft ltt8t MOI
nur be @sbl ~bat'9tttt %icno,rn aah bic Star'e
Bui6erunNsspn itotlen. D0eurt lit e5 pepltA 8ea
mad,t rrpi stu, caB tiu Yfann IN ben mltt cren Sab
ron at9sn cine jatllite l94BlunQ BON enpa $50 lether
8olEtns, ncCr lelntn Spet. tin B~"tnibaer prn Gdu.
ieno ODnars itteIt, saS tbenis uEantaitsar 1T Wie
RE frete Seimitaite. Sabri9 ptTbcn Dititpuen an
ptt,me unb Mailm bcjlbIt pelte rbas Selllhe7
lang brceloe une in HGth unb Sisno lefeu mutte e.
Ststs bsa,,l erbaupt, fa5 ,ipet EolvlS mo a lh tr7
il r atn Tam, lcGtt isine 5amilte eur6 einteul IN
bic Ge5ii6eruR ip I itelsm une lie ne StntelbheSe'
n.H m-rcen emit lent Antenttn ieSnen
6iuite YlIi1iitleG eSr utid IN fsteas : Serll'
~
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SobuiOn=g Qupcreiu VI.

9a pbisCr 2stIeln et tui jltG seBrnnsei ipurtc unb
R@ iebr SrObsr Golt 6riite sriItut. 10 lpssp,n al.
au'ms,tiam senadt, nitt iu ~p.Ioefeu, iia @pntas
Gteno 8 ubr bei Srn. 10. Silb, Jtr. IS, Cubs
Qbarltsitr., tiuSufnbsu.-Sn Auflra8e:
Yb. Sunu, pldi;
GOD q Grsb, eSrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
EsSSAs4sM &pffer! g5tAtae &pfer!lE
~ Mfnrnr Ghntunffr.


10 Herfabrtiart IN ~. 5, Starp itr., Grbefidpb,
ser?a,rIi SpNer, s arbtpfisr 1t. 5~tetitfe fer su ten btlis.
itu Qreilen un6 repalirt jtcfiel Blu ger, ale tla.ns
Se1lane in Der Siaot. (Ip|2 lDlD
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a


M NMW gQtn unitrn Trsilrrcn une aIten gstcraner
HHHHie iCipi, bem yusitrnm I~bsrtaupt sur 9odbrtdt
lAawIaSa9- ran mir bic upn Srn. :. Ghueibsr b'stCr Be-
iltrte Riribfdoit iib,rncmmeu tateu rno n66iteu
0icnta1, &c Ep,tt Wirrlehs 10 llbr nit Ell EN- lp!en'
eicen yaride tt6fusr re ben. 5a rt6t 3ab!rst@em
geiude labtn tttploIi6it EN-
SOY. Beu6ter unS
Utpr8 Se~ttinfer,
(o0-D Wr. 257. Slezanritr.
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Snhninn-W ounfrtin Sir. 2

SbLNr Sfle II lpuree crit iir;l d seslinbtt; er sr.
ire t I'D eirssr 6crti8rttie, uno mer lid t%emieIb'n
rp@ arItltben nil, Der peraeiie riGt Wiiiippdl
ssS.r : s asF Sst S IN ! ~ s a,,,iins S' N Tim Sn n ~. 2'2
S. g. ~ II d., gr6i.;
(apl0 1UiD 9cuis 9ottb Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

Sanfs, @nsrtF auf Sumes Garlts1e,
Sames S. @p1inS unb Sctn Sbpmas,
@pnntaes . 2iqupr >9erfauf-fdmmtltd
Bis tpmmenbe Q9ohe aurldaeleat.
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Sul. Gcurab,
0stt bebareer trn Collector

w UtNlgt UHp IpHNtBt WUbVVHpt,
Nr. 70, Rpre.e ~alpertfr, l Thur bon 2erin9tpuftr.
r%Itunben. 0pnmabten, SiaS Of Gale, Glaims mer.
ben tn sefeslidet j prm unitr Wiipnfung etnss fdbi.
Gtniaifrunasn In br Stabt pNr auSpdrts prcmtt
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(90-1)
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@EaW Scr lluisrj.iGnete lplrh feline tdnfi d lter'
HbHlhr nommepe " ribidsft IN Nr. 20, 9Selt Eon1'
&a2aHs bal bir., Diprta5, l6. Itrl, nj cinenl liner
ben qunlde %er6ftrer, tppin sr aae ftne 6reuRos, De
ianNts Ii. SSnrtr btil DIT %stnlaeet.
2euis9etG
Jon1N gr "a 81, /. Ypmbllhtr.
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0Wu&g
meme Mufter
BON ~@aSetnrt6turteen
Sarlot : &rpuIeu6ter (e~baMbdtef).

SWtkVt U " W. VSgWNVtFIttJe
9ttIietbsi o
Speit5imr,tr
5auSBans
ifphtn
sac,
2efeteIIa8en,
Si8aIrens Ensduber uuh
feline fraa56ttf@e erpn5en.
&. y. Baptbcn,
gr. 16, Nprb 2tbsrtpfr.
9%asrSBrtn uersen ~ btuisea Prii.n anse.
braGt. l22e-l -
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Sumpbrcp's
+ Q ut ippatbiid DE sptcffica
baben ii9 na9 ben umfan9rethitsn CT
fdbrunden

ais rrutcmren ~erfotereih ~etpteien. girfa6. RAID
lpirfcub uub superldiiia, Hno is bic s~iu;isen sunl
9cltsasbrauGt ~pnIierosr NitieI; 10 einfad. oss bfi'u1
@tbraude tetn @eritbeu %cprtomnlsn Fam; 10 barnIps,
tas itee tseiobr eahti f,blt, unb 10 %irirtiar1, bos man
lid ifet5 aIf lie ~psrldlisn tann. Ste BADEN bel Stber,
mann crc ttdHtn ecbpreiiu Hssu ~sefanben Il. perbtn
inner lufliceeritcltn.
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W .
gr, 26, Bsit- itr.
(eO-1)
=1NWirtbf3afts. GrDfnuue u.
.yNNW &unfeh.

Ieue gstrttidaIt, Dir. $50, eantnr. Npenue uno ttfht
AL 9leidcr 3eit eineH litelbsn 9unid auf. ppSu CT
aGe islnt Greuub. u. gsiannie einIabct
Cart betupIb
(9O-D Dir 355 Santen- u cenut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

ettn In SCR. 9, shs.G larpltr:, etsfntt nit Rrtisrn,
Netieia'den, Sanetciicrn az. eiSsner fabr { unb alcr
s~sprtsn. 50 tot. einen cut aiiorliricn, ercbsn @aa.
zen. Borra;b Better Gualit6t nrb %scrfaufc i'm einjet'
men, mic gum 2SitOe;c,rtauIe 6ubtrlt bilts. I'M &C.
heiatcn 3uisruo, bittet
Conrad 2eHf,
Bu'aulsI, fat gr 0 5us.Statritr
x~z N--..t t1.I.. ~, An Ul ~ a., b, snr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
Badete nod irsenh einsT Srte
(furahn'5
Ode bon Baltimore II. @apitr.
%faee pom europa per
Seoelfcltff!

s 1sSsssssszS SD tefbrbere lest sesei6iHs-gaL~
sisre bon Yltmen, Somblrs, Sapte u anttrttsT.
rad Baltimore uno i9enb etneun anbern Satsnorie
ia gtiaBcn, unb tpor burt, bic 8ermitteluns
ben g. & &ling.nbers, Sr,meu; aug. goiten, Sams
turs; u. grpirbm h 60, paore; G.. s.. Gertor,
B%rantiurt; 6. SbparSmann, Sebl u. I. NJ.
6. Maine,
(46-) yr. 8, &ie.@abhr.
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Gpusefii

@ruseWcn$sWottS.
&u 4anbler. sSnBabtr II. !. H.!
Sn Ysmastsit ,ireS pcW ter geiessebltna Nalp.
Fam . in ibieG l.bteu Stsuns e~rlaHenrn @ti.scs made
tt bicrmit betaunt bab eue Stats GpnSsiitensn ON
96rpcridaften II. Sebermanu, ben Is an9ett. ealoN,
lid Dor cber ~ipatsIicrS AM l. Ti a tine Gent:l'ler
al lSjen peer tie alte au trreuert, Der Sicrt ees
common plsafs seritis III ittt bsrsit, ale Gsnisl.
iicneu Su errtu.rr.
lSR s % Dm. Ghcmfpn Sderif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
. nm pbrebs
SpeciEe 9smjDpatbir Aebirire Gsntb..
NNr. 562. 9rpabmon. Nv. $3.50,

ss- Wir MAIDEN sans beiprbsrs ant be Entetse hes
Optiters Sr. spbtds, ri, s, SIRE. @rrtltfr auf.
mtrt am. Uir tubeu rielieitis bic I%cbtrbiten Stnl'
wen 6ber bic ben i'm, 8~slieierten Siriuen II. Nraen.
aidfe, ect6it pabrtno ietne aenaue Renninis ess
pitti9en Gebalictss i'm .~befabtGt genat esm 4ust
anaera6te gldirr III llcicrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

vyuMpbreD8'
Gpectfic PomDppatbtc Meeictne
GcmganD",
Office urb Depot; Pr. SEQ, Srcaewas.
Msp. yerf.
Or. $ Il mpbr 8 wirb tiDlid tn ietrer Office
mintltdl pter brteflth fiber aue Rranshsits. 1ernita
nm Jtatb etira8t.
@9euten In Bal.,msst:
N. 8. { a b urb
ssIemar Il ao0erS. fEebr27. 1S.i II. ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

6elft, pber ipir eeben unterl
DtS III, rra3 bic pcruatt5ifiaten Sibne faaen ipir'
ben. penn ie nit ibrtu Beiiserr iprtGen t6rnt,n;
ptrsebt assr Mot, eas bic !Sdtn. ni6t perterten.
t6pala ober aelt pereeu fbrusn, ,pern man Sas
y papbp I tdaiid aebraudt. (SS Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
SanoBel6er,
Nenffonsn II. I. l.

VI Der. 81. Sanpsslter, S,aatss IL. SteotzSant.
ecIeer. Senfrneu, Nriieu 8 8elter II. l. I. merbtn
prompt fur Seloaten pter htten 8tttmen pesr
9rbes ~s,utaiitrt our6b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
u. N,fanner'S Sdbule,
&. Hnapp'e %AnI
&huIsMuzeiac.

Otenfaa. 8. arrl, iarb Die 8s,issune Der per-
l6ieeencn flaiien rre bic Nrfnahue neuer Gbiiler
fat. glielr. Ie'p. 9orniinber. melde p%e,onnen iine.
ibre Ginber in meirer Iaitalt untsrridtcu II. er3teben
su !aifen re'ben freuuclibit seteten, ~bieielten ntr
ln9eiauu,t outuiibrtn.
G7-90) b., N f r.
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= HT8 y VFFT
StsGttrnnss.9Iaims (9nfrrG9gl-Sil

Nr. 10, ~. sbopettt.r., Salt, Mtc.
EH- 1Qs Gusfun,t miro gratis tIttstlt. "- ah'
Brtefe uiiH,u sircr 9 tenn pei sur 0ldltneura
Der Gnipert entbalten
q wlIb Osltidl i'm Niirtau asifrodsn. (Apl3,lN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

No. Sr. @snrab pfetftr. Ser. 1852, Sbb-
Bcnblr., ttitI Wcrtad eiuen ~itiperten funih auf II.
hat fir elm euies elias Bier ais SsiSase tGr %eutitt8s
Feblen AeIpr1t
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81 { q {.
Gie Damen, lpeldle I'D an hepl eeltiGeH Iiide in
ber isa'r betbeiIiSt baten itne LbiG6it tirselsoen, fd
ben IA. Myrii, Woraea89 llt1. IN tent So
fale Der Serrn Rnabe II. 60. Gds bon Gniap. NIB
gaIitHerelir, rebt sabtreid chi uiinb;n UNI bas Ges
iultnt ibter Semibungeu iu eTtabren.- 3usIe,t
Uiro sebstsn. alc e~i,patsen Rsdnur gen festu rem
Neire'traa nod an ecmieIbsn sa.e a~tseIieisrt percsn
lou.
(s8-91) SIM. Ta men Der Damien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14
~Esss> Die SalttmcresSaDas
S&s26Ef nefer SampffbiHs
EaHs Spmpaenie.
alsr. SrDipn K S6bne,
&enarals gatrteR.

Nad Sarala urh 9ictrs Sr!eeus!
mt Der Ser. St..Pof,
sic Dampfer bteer einte, lauter SabrSeuge erfter
Slels, le3tn, ME fcIst. ab:
rG II b a., 1lC0 9onnsn. bon @p,. 8painS tefetll8t
SGmfag, ben 81. Mprtl.
n9tbertp", 1850 Con-, bon gSm. 8. Stafetb bt.
Die 9ttfabrt eddiebt pom gleipn's Werfe. 3. p.
on bent ahyetunot8tsn 1aee RatulittasS punft 4
nbr.
aeesen 5radt rter ll.tetfabrt. ,pctar aussSei&net
ge(clst III, ptnbe man ih al -
Stn1p W. gDarftelb Il q o., Mgtnten,
Nr. 10. Spears Wetite.
~, - I'm ItfabrtstaSe rirb felne 6raht anse'
8rabibr'efe ssr q capaanie ,perben ustrrseidnet.
Observation-Disclosures n,aiieh in uuisrem Gomrtetre
trlOn0t Welbtn. (apt91 I'D
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Tnr Geaeff6tTe

Rs- Die Btisn Tldp. w.rtsu bel gufsase tsr YaI-
tase telesrapbii4 beleat.
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BgE SSUelfS3tHc
Don Sambur9, Bremen, 6Gpre. Mnttperptl
mad ireero enem 5afsn Nn,sttfo's
teiprst bic N9tntur bic bsaisNen lab ter.
siebt 9aiio0elhtint fit ale Sd'tts
u befprst cl iorberliden 1aus FaIaaitrs pontbrem
6etmatbs >Srte bttrber.
Die Treiis tetro8eu Ron Bremen mad baltimore;
2. Gailt; $40; .3rt'de neet 800 &nesr 6ptlStn
10 caBreu tlfeblid tiliotr. Die grstie fne
In @pIo pber gopter mad benz fanfenesn eoulle
tablro=. Bon Saore teipr3t be as,ntur yaNa..
sire fur SIS Gplo. IS Whb beicnetiS oaraif
auimertian atn,a6t, fab ipir uns IN 8eIblnouna
nit GER Sierbtrtefb. beruns ron gaiia3iersn 9rosts
Sprafatt untcriitbcn, be etute prn Srenlts
Sambure sc. aus (cbne Anfraee) terat ridtt9tnp
w;nn &c am Gbreii.prts einSutrtffen taben.
Ba6ete nod ir8eith einsHt Srte
Gurepa'S
tperSeu btuIe %bcfbrbcrt NIB fiarep ab9elttfet; AUD
8eliidtluus fir iiterstbene Wettbiadert beptrtftul8f.
Bon BIN 9~aufenoen bon yadeten. bic mir IN eer: ltsten
sJotrtn bei6r6et, TT nod tetn etn3tqe8 otI-
toreu 9eRanaen Dt Selsl9un8 1lnoet leps
Wode per Gagpter itatt.
@clSfenpnnaenI
@elbienbru9en irerSen 6u hem neortafen epurie II
yreufii6tn Gha'eru. 6ttir, gnihtn, Sranfen &c. mad,
iratnb eirem S6eile @urppa'5 beforgt. Die 9iite Der
Sauisr, nit p,I9eu mir 8srbinbursen municipalities,
1T / , her Office Guf9eb6nGt.
Nuetpdrtiee Auftrdegebcrl
pe,icnent Die BON Iuspatts Nh frdbe lenetn ppla
len 9tnau ibl, urb ocS Gmpian8ers aertiie aifs
pg- nrfras.n bon aubpitts mnHen BON leinem
yriilttmpeI bs9leittt ieir, I'M punttIIbt 9lmitseruNa
su ftnocn.
4. gfaine,
(5b-) Ode BON baltimore II. Sae{tr,
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SIR NrutSde TprrclAnnNcut,


@ atIrmoge Dan II. A9nl .,ou
Die 3WCI0rIttCls: WIai0ritat i'm GOus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

sg- Bcr oin- u. Ssrtabrt;- eiaste nimnlt, srtalt
eintn nar1baittn Gbsu6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

sS- Sr. S sp. y eim vi. 54s, 9'sbihr.. tr@
idBt on has aeianmte guSltinm einer sut.uf, Ter
men. ws q Nrntus ftdtn ausSessi6netsn sunia
Qtett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

10 floIden tn 0laba8onitaten ........ $40
Gin,elne 10. nit @tbrauds- Nrmeliung.
Bs- Oieie ArSeucitn N,rtsn Ro ien. rbef SdatteI,
sptiit mad, Ginf,nbuna tts 9reiisS per @pf potr
Grpreb nap ir8cnb timer tanteszG eseno perlaidt.
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De- 5r eouts pebe ersfr,t Nsutas ie're
r,tut BulBI6aft 81. 20, Net. 2OHba sir., nit t-
MN criraieiutu qunlde, pssu CT eth rttt la5!reldee,
anrhIii NJ. irmrcnh . Nuhlifum elrlahet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-14

1. Gaiite ....................$l12.50
2. 5000
Splidtreed .............'... 4n.Vo
lin @olb ober yapier mad Stm lauisrbet eoutie)
RinSsr smii6en Ito Satrsa bic 9alite.
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81 Die SS. Spltpb 6tuhter pne gtsr8
6ettina.r blben bic fritb,re Sd,ne te,'tte Dtrtb
itast. Rr, 257, Sds Suritr., iau I'd iitsrns I men.
Wpntas 3tebts sdielbit ttnea foroI,n Glnptthun8s'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

THERE WAS QUITE q contest among
the various Sewing Machines at the
Fair held week before last. The entries
were made by Singer, Wheeler s. Will
son and Grover & Baker, and resulted
in an easy victory by the Singer. This
machine has been but lately perfected
and Is having al unprecedented run OF
popularity. Ihc agent who exhibited
this machine could sit with his arms
folded, without touching the goods cx-
cept to start them in the machine, and
do work superior to that done on the
other machines with all the skill their
agents were capable Of.
This new machine is entirely differ
ent from Singers old machine. having
done away with all the noise, springs
and complications. The new machine
ia capable of q range and variety OF
work never before attempted on a sin
&c machine--using with equal facility
silk twist, cotton or patent thread. The
! tension as Sctfddj@StiRg, and there is
nothing about the machine which will
get out of order IT makes She lock
stitch, and uses straight needle. which
is easily set.
Mr.. John p. McClelland has taken the
agency for Harrison county, and will
keep constantly on hand u full supply
Of machines Of various patterns, anu
wilfshow them with pleasure, whether
you wish to purchase or not. All ma.
| chimes are sold ut New York prices and
warranted for three years. Rooms op.
posite the Odd Fellows Hall, Cadiz
Ohio. OctI7-tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
Work 10 Your Interests.

When persons desire Fire or Life Insur-
ance, in these days when such heavy fires
are sweeping over the land, it is necessary if
they wish perfect indemnity to insure only
in those Companies VIII ch arc the best
managed Or Which have the most resources
among the different Companies that do
business in this County, we would men.
ton the following as being the best & most
reliable institutions in the country.
The Etna of Harttord-Capital and sur
plus owe rFour Millions Of dollars.
The Phoenix of Hartford with Insuranccs
over One Million of dollars. The Insur-
ance Company of North America. with
oyera Million and half Of dollars and the
Metropollton of New York which has a
capital Of one Million of dollars and sur
plus Of over Four Hundred Thousand
asi le Jesse O. Thomas of this place is the
resident Agent ofthe above named suJstan.
I'ttai institutions, and he will insure your
property as low as the nature OF the haz.
ard will permit, although he cannot enter
into competition with Compare es who pre-.
tend to do some Insurance but which afford
no protection to the insured, but on the
contrary need insuring more the owners of
buildings Il ey understaket to protect. 1t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

NOTICE PARTITION.

NOTICE IN PARTITION.
| ~ ATHANlEL BOWERS, of Iowa, Hen
| ~ ry Hoover and Susan his wife, David
Muivis and AIariah his wife, Michael Trus-
bel, John yesterday and Rebec@a his wife,
| David TruShel, and David Easterday and
Mary his wife, will take notice that on the
| 25ih day of September, 1855, Il petition was
| filed against them, in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Harri-
son, Ohio, by Nathan l.. MaGrew, and is
now pending, wherein said Nathan L. Me
| Grew demands partition OF the following
real estate, to wit: Situated in the County
| of Harrison and State of Ohio, and bound
| ell and described rs follows: being II part of
| the northwest quarter of Section twenty
seven (2T), Township thirteen C3i, and
Fange six g., nthn Steubcnvilc land dis
trict and beginning for the boundary Of
the same at the northwest corner of said
quarter Section. thence south along the line
| Of said quarter II 9-l0 perches to the Pail
Road. Thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY along the
curve of said Rail Road to the creek of
GOnnottOn until it comes t. the north bound
ary line of said quarter thence west along
said line 80 perchcs to the place of begin.
ming, containing 81 acres and 63 pprcheS
more or less.
Also, he following described tract situat-
ed in said County Of Harrison, being IL part
of the northeast quarter Of. Section thirty
three (33), in said Township No. Is, and
Range 6, and beginning for the same at Il
post on the east boundary line of the Sec
ton, Is perChes and $40 pe"ches south Of
the northeast CORNER of said Section; thence
south so west q 7-l0 perches to post at
the edge Of the Cadiz Road; thence south
2Sfo east with said road 20 percheS, thence
south 4lo east 10 $40 porches to post on
the east side of said road; thence south 10
west 81 petches; thence east perches to the
old Section line where it crosses the Rail
Road, thence north 10 east with the said
east boundary line 1872 perchcs to the place
Of beginning Contnining three and n half
acres more or less.
Also the following described tract or par
Gel Of land situated in said County Of Har-
rison and bounded and described us follows.
and being also II part of the northeast quar-
ter of said Section (33), Township (13) and
Fange six, beginning for the same at u post
bearing north 550 west perches and IL
links from Bowers corner, and running
from said post south lSo west Is percheS to
PlOwnan's fence, thence east along said
fence 43 perches to Bowers line; thence
north with said line 36 perches, thence
north 400 west Is perches, thence north 500
east perches to the Road thence north 26o
west along the road 26 perches to the place
OF beginning, containing fourteen acres
more or less. the same being in the east side
of said northeast quarter; and that at the
next term Of said Court. NathaA Il. Nc
Grew willapply for an order that partition
be made of said premises.
j. NJ. ESrEP,
Oct.3, 1866 Attorney for Petitioner.
|
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

BURGLARY. .-Iwodaling burglares were
committed in the village of Somerton,
on the night of Friday, the 18th instant, by
by which J. G. IomlirSon lost about one
thousand dollars, Hogue & Ball about four
hundred. The burglars obtained entrance
to the stores by forcing the doors from the
locks. and Afterwards blew open the safe
do rs with nowdir. They took out all the
papcrs.contained in the. safes, and after Sc
curing the inoneH left the stores without
exciting any attention from the citizens. -
No clue his been obtained as to the per
petrators Of these crimes, but suspicion is
directed 10 an old offender who should have
been thought to jn5tc. long ago - Barns
rifle Entarpnsc.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

t5~0n Thursday, a hunting party. start,
ed from TitusyilIe, Pennsylvania, before
breakfast and returned in the evening, hav.
ing secured the woods in every direction for
miles around. The following is the amount
of their g'mc. Three wood COCKS, two
partrlIges. one rabbit, two ow Is, two hun
drcd and fifty-six squirrels, making = total
count CT three hundred and nine. The
sporting party consisted of twenty, and
WAS divided into two companies under COM
mand of Captains McCfgm and G. B. Alb
hey, respectively.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

Ds5s We ask attention 70 the Gard of the
Home Insurance Company. of Columbus,
in another column This is No. Com
pany. Mr.. j. S. Merchant, of Hopedale
is the Agent for Eastern Ohio, and part Of
Western Virginia. Mr.. Merchant is q
clever gentleman, and will insure your
property at reasonable rates.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24
psgChas. Il. Kitchener and .. w. Dun

Ry- -Chas H. Kitchener and o. W. Dun
ifer are n)w conducting the Guernsey Je:-
fersonu,a Mr.. CfawIorl, it's former editor
did nt find the Newspaper business paying
institution, aHi ajsc0 ,deR. ln' counties
having snail Democratic vote, it requires
every Democrat to do his duty if they wish
their press sustained. The Democratic
vote of Guersney is g@30 800 norS than
we have in Harrison. Every Democrat in
this County should take the ,Sent0leR and
give it hearty support.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

The Austrians are great smokers, and
during 1865 consumed 953, 402, l20cigars Of
domestic and l2,5 504, 5G3 of foreign produc-
ton. This large consumption of tobacco,
added to that through the well-known Ger
man pipe, shows where much of the "weed"
goes to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

The Wheeling Register oomes to us
enlarged and in ncw dress, The Register
is good paper and should receive abund.
ant support, We wish tie proprieters sue.
ess in every Wsy,
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ng-On Friday tn. 26tb dav Of October

sG~On Friday the Goth day of October,
A. d. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M. on said
day, the annual Meeting of the Members,
Of the Harrison County Agricultural Society
will be held in the Court house in Cadiz
for the purpose of Electing Board of off
GERS for the coming year, and also to pay
out premiums if called for.
JACOB JARVIS, Sec.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

sea-JAxEs MITCHELL, an old citizen of
Green township, was buried in the CadiA
Cemetery last Thursday Mr. Mitchell had
attained the good old age Of 81 years. He
was good old man, esteemed by all.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

efJ~ We are in receipt Of that charming
magazine "Arthur's Home" for Novem-
ber 1t is plumber hard to excel Ar
thur promises to be better than ever next
year. Terms: one copy So SO per year.
Address T. S. Arthur & Co., 1923 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, Pa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-24

EJ- Our worthy Sheriff and his deputy
have a serious time Cling the panel fer pet
it Juries 1t was til, occasion Of consider
able ..aznuaemcnt last Friday morning -
Most people were dislnclinod to sit on Ju.
ny, and it Wi a gsne If hide and seek. =
The deputy was active and there was con
adorable scrambling for the back alleys.