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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21
American Manufa ctures-th
American watch Co. OF WAL
Thanh, Mass.

Every one knows that the mechanism of
the best manufact ories OF this country is
nncqualled in any other part of the world.
The genius of American mechanics pro-
duced the cotton-gin, the mechanical reaper
and mower, the sewing machine. and last
but not least, the wonderful machinery of
the American Watch Company of Walt ham
This Company was established in 1850
and has grown proportions which intitle it
to first rank among the manufacturing
enterprises of the New W0rll. 1t EMPLOYS
between 900 and 900 artizans Of superior
skill and character, aud large and thriving
town has grown up in its vicinity The
factory covers over three acres of ground
and as an illustration Of its extent, we may
mention that il is supplied with more than
50 miles Of iron pipes and produces an az.
gregate of nearly rs, 900 watches per annun
The founders Of this Company believed
that the same delicate mechanichau pro-
cesses Which had produced such remarka-
bly, perfect results in larger machines, might
b. applied with even greater advantage to
the production Of the watch. The foreign
time. pieces are made principally by hand,
except when Of high cost, an imperfect
article, often out of repair, and Of little
value is the result Abroad, these mys-
terious .nd infntcsimai organs which, when
aggregated, produce the watch, are the
finit Of slow and toil$ome manual processes.
In the results. there must of course be lack
of that erfect uniformity which is indis.
peDsible for correct time,kecping. The
constituent parts of the American watch,
on the other hand, are fashioned by the
most delcate and accurate machinery. -
Wheels, pinions, springs, screws, absolutely
uniform in weight circumference, dimen
sions, and in every possible particular are
turned out IN myriads by uncrring fingers oI
steel, and their proper combination and a.,
justment by skilliul workmen have given
the Company its high reputation. 1t,
watches not only 90 with the trade and o.
in thcapockets of 200 900 people, but they
90 right and 90 everywhere - Erchamge
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Gov. Swami Sustained by Judge
BarfOI.

Judge Bartol, Of Baltimore, before whom
the Police Commissioners appointed by
Governor Swami were brought on haJnis
orpus, has rendered his decision. That
dscisioa fully and unequivocally sustains
Governor Swaun in the appointment of
these Commissioners. The Governor had
ai,sa.ute power in the matter, and The
4 Judge who sent them to Jail acted without
warrant OF authority. Thus i. justice vim,
: dicated, and in its yindication arc .he Rad.
] ials. 1t whose Instance the GoverndFs APP
pointees we're isnprisonei, 81 that they
might be eusbled To triumph in Baltimore
giy aud in Maryland at the recent election.
rehnked. They have nov leen twice re.
bzked--once By the people at fhe pilA, and
tpce by court. having proper jEri -dictiun.
sljs skopld sats'ty hem.
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Not bad.

The I,ouisvillc Democrat gets off the fol
lowing notice of John Morrissry's election.
It says
"John Mor-issey' has heen elected to
Congress By an overwhelming majority
Although We have confidence in the stability
If Johns character, wn trrmble to think of
the fearful test to which his vytuc will be
subject in his intercourse with Hthe Radical
Congress"
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Impor&ant.

The books and accounts Of the Cadiz SEN
tinel Printing Office from April !, 1851 to
August !, 1868, the time that / published
iae paper, have beer placed in the hands Of
JosrAn LEWIS, E$q., of Archer township
for iinm.diat. collection. All persons owing
me for Subscription to, Advertising in. or
Job Work done at the Ciliz Sentinel office,
srs expected tonrake Immediate payment tn
air. LEWIS, which will avoid costs aud trou-
h!,. Further indulgence cannot he given,
=. | must have what is nwinr to me- '+
CHARLES n. ALIEN.
CaA;T Ohia Srptephrr &. IStS
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STEAM FIGURING.
SA w MILL
AND
WOOLEN FACTORY
At Public Sale!

The subsc, iber will offer ut Public Sale
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1865,
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 funning order
On the property are two good Dwelling
Houscs,t 70 coed Stables, and goodyou
orchard.
Also, at the same time, on the premit es,
will be sold, FIVE head of Horses, 65 hetri OF
fat Wethers 20 head Of Fogs, two Wagons,
and many other things too tedious to men~
ton. Sale to commence ut 10 clock, A. M.
Terms made known on day of sale.
s w. w. ARNOLD.
New Jefferson. Ohio, Nov. Z, 1866.
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A FOREIGN paper publishes tho fnlInwir

A FOREIGN paper publishes tho following
anecdote concerning the Emperor Of Aus
tria while out shooting:
His majesty is railways attended by Cap
tain ofthe Guards, whose duty it is to OBJ
serve the effect of each shot and announce
it. The Emperor, for instance, strikes a
partridge; NpartridQel2 cries the captain
Next time il is buck; ''buckF shouts the
captain. One day the Emperor fred, miss
ed the game. aud wounded one Of the gen.
tlemen OF his suite. The latter on being
struck uttered an exclam alton. Ills
Highness. the Duke of Hackenberg!'' an.
n unced the captain, wiihou the slight, u
change ef feature or tone.
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The Effect Of Negro Suffrage In
the SOnth.

In the letter of Governor b. r. Perry, of
South Carolina. against the proposed Con-
titutional Amendment, he says:
The proposed amendment Of the Fed
rrsl Constitution forces the Southern States
to choose between giving up their equal
representation in Cengres or permitting
their negroes to vote. Between these al
ternatiyes no Southern State could hesitate
TOR moment Ia choose when the iSsu. is
forced on them. Equal representation in
the National councils must be given up
You very properly say that already the
Southern States are in minority in both
Houses of Congress, and full representa-
ton for their negroes would not give them
majority of the House Of Representa-
tives.
In South Carolina We have largely over
hundred thousand more negroes than
white persons IF universal suffrage pre-
vailed, the entire political power of the
Stste would be in the hands oi the negroes.
They coull elect to every office in the State
one Of their own caste. AMI send Senators
and Representatives to congress. The same
state Of affairs. dnplorable as it would be,
must likewise take place in Mississippi -
and in all ui the Souther7 St"tes there
would be many countie- in similar condi
tion-neeroes elected TO the Legislature and
filing all county offices.
"To suppose thar any Southern State
would voluntarily adopt such provision in
the National Constitution, is to presume
that she is insensible % her own honor, and
reckless Of her own safety. II may be said
that Tennessee has already done So Nevcl
was there n greater mistake, If the Cons
titutinnal Amendment had been submitted
to the people of Tennessee, it would have
been rejected by nne.tenths ofthem. j
was adopted only by minority of her Leg
islature. unfairly ard ccrlpty elected, anc
thoroughly dobased and degraded by North
ern influence In all communities ther,
are unprincipled and infamous men, wh'
seek power and notoriety by sacrificing
honor and the interests OF their country =
Unfortunately for Tennessee, the scnm ant
dregs of society have been thrown up by th'
horrible civil war through which she ha
passed Men have got into power in tina
State accidentally and 'raudulently, who ar,
a disgrace to human nature, and who wi
ever remain Infamous in history. The sam
thing can not a gain occur in any Soutrerl
/ State.
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DR.. LA FORCE, residing near Ottumwa,
Iowa, married Miss Dunley, last Thurs.
day, an proceeded az fur ~ Burlington on
Il bridal four While seated. at dinner, at
the hotel i'll Burlington, the face of the
bride underwent terrible transformation.
The appalled, husband discovered that his
wife was maniac Without the warning
Of premoitory symptom, to all appearance,
.he had become instanenualy. insane. The
Doctor returned home next day with his
melancholy charge.
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Poor People and EsGGr Money.

In a scrnlnn on the disadvantages Of being
poor, preached by Henry Ward Beecher
last week, occurreiahe following: .
In all the troubles and mischicfs that
arise from false weights and spurious cur.
rency, it it usually the poor tha: suffer
most. Here is spurious q"artcr Of a
dollar. The merchant, in whose hands it
chances to be, thoughtlcssy, of course, for
merchants are always honestly passes it to
the trader; and hc, seeing that it does not
look quite right, but not thinking it worth
to scutnizs it too closely, passes it to the
grocer; and he, glancing at it., and not
liking the looks oft exactly, but rot
wishing to be. over particular, and saying,
II took it, and must get rid of it, pa ses
it to the market rian; and he, saying, ut
might as we'll be kept travelling, passes ii
rs he Is journeying to the conductor; and be
knowing that it is not good, but disliking to
say any thing to the man, says to himself,
Il win keep it and give it to somebody
else, and passes il the sewing woman, -
She is poor. and person that is poor is
always watched; and when she Offers il, il
is discovered to be spurious, AMI i refused
sad, she looks at it, and says, 1t il near!,
my whQ'c days wages; but it is count rfclt
and Of cour>e must no, pass it; and sh,
burns it M, pnd 20 is the only honest on
,.mnng them ALL. Bad bills, spurious cur
rrnc7, almost always settle on the poor .
laSf .... ' -
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Property Exempt from Taxa.
ffRn. q

No less than $l2, 900, 900 in Government
bonds is exempt from taxation for State and
local purposes in Philadelphia County alone;
The taxes Of these wealthy classes, who
own these bonds, are paid by the poor farm
ers, mechanics or laborers of the country.
No tax for the bondhol, er, but all tax 70,
the rest of the community, is the motto.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21

THE Democratic State Central Commit
t-e Of Kentucky have called a State Conven
ton, to meet at Frankfort on tie 22d Of
Pebrutry next :
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21

sG-As soon as the election is over in
Baltimore we hear that the Old Board Of
Police Commissioners have surrendered
esersshiugto tbs new board.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-21

The Nslc Fork Tribune again makes a
plea for jefferson Davis and says I'VE
feel confident that magnanimity I, ward
Davis on the part of those who hold i'm.
partial sufIage as an essential element Of
National reconstruction, viii powerfully
cnniribu 20 that just appreciation of the
Nnr h At the South, which / the first step
towar a bene6cent :and perfect r.concilia-
tinn. -
, 1866-08-16
Stolen.

TOLEN-$25 Reward-From Haases
- Park, Hasiae1u, SorTel Mare hind feet white md
white stripe o. face Close s,ded top ngsEy a9d fss
u. J. WREN, iii State~st. fS1
, 1866-08-16

with the men who arc Willing to give Il osfyou
sse ssptef Vim 1oS ssta ssa tSs t
come lh.! ireland sho4ld nake s5stke acain. I
Nas not reEolutie mist whsa na2S ID countries
are oppressed. would ,.; ,Tsu ! ssorJ, because
EaS5a.s aea I'D P@hesss:r se people
= r,,ey do II Ireland, 1saa5i lasor Of FeyS1u-
Ill % Go1eianent always, sas becaa.e Il Wsa !
libs1al government sss; A s,nna b gor,
sssinss . government Of Suppression, lon and which
does not uphold liberty. sna ny ssmpathies are
seises sew rom he so.ernnsni M thst i Is OPP oppressi
against ihezn. Again. Al said. when ireland Is
sas 4 hn 5ea % o
sua yoa e e. xSn .o4 ~
W.1d, 90 forward dstcEmned 70 win ss 20: Jon did ID
hs ie!s9 iis,saa e 'a ssa! sas You'd s so
sen II, be was made the lare for he bloodhound
I'd aas aspaf EEL fesns sGaa nss s0'oR 1o
sas 9s ss ID a1 m ssSs sS our sasn osa es Is
!ati,e depattnsnes sn. our own Government; we
%sss EhssRa = oas 1r, y
- . p gsee ~
eoan foE s 70 eome y
few Jears. bnt put yourselves % the side Of Lib
s!Spsihise VIII Son the 1s dsT dS viii a come. me- ri
your trrtss IN God, ands u things will come right
istte1s Ell a. were M sessisea RON Governor Morton Of
presvnt.,lve AEcega, General sweeny,. Major
Gep F9es Ia FL
: all 9f them expressins sympathy With The objeet
( a Fading T q ssess lsasss "a. @ loaaiy saesfess
\ General o,setii. ihs nexf sneafe,. who y,s re-
{ celsed wi,h great applause, did not know why he
e. f easss:se sks Sssase HS T. III
+ ~ r. sfs ~ a.. Is gssss5:
hi Sass Isl Il II ths assensy he wss now H. Sal esf
ssaa % sE spcR arFs = u sas
mnes cestaiuly be great cause Yhea such men q
e e and i,beay i1e desired noihine, asd woaid No
q @ e1es,ea II Gods :nase The lhene Il unire:sa
sse' sss OF Wi Ii. nss RSRe s Sd Sss:
Il I'LL. voss sast rgsi S, Tsfs III low
d, theue would he aop9lar Que 70 the Istsh people
At President Jokason bad promised 70 BE friend Z
~ speaker not to oppose The President because h
be wes Demecsai and consequently must be
81 sup .; The Demoesa,is pay I'D 70 faT pa1take,
Sss ~ ssss
but be id Il aot reaS,y sss.ase Se ea1sd III i
he lnshmau, bnt BECAUSE be desired the Governor.
eons & sRd e. IL hs s,sed T.
e H. had thgsss sna es5sa Ts
Cd sold The irishnaar. aud would sell hin again II.
me- ns P,rss III AZ. ~ @ So,iS f. spPa aS :
H.. The speaker had never Soted In his fc-he was
, 1866-08-16

M XTANTED-Agents Per menth-
w EFefyuhefe to Eel the best EorkinE. best To
fs6ed. anl oriy ptac'!ca1 FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE in Use, EETCHA3fS tmpzuEsd Patent loG.s9
mmcdf1tely sD 1s*t-cIass eanrstsln- artn!s ~ tne
mouth GeneraI agents wsntel n Duouqne Iowa. 81
Paul and St Louis Greatest rtlHcemc1tS Efef 1t-
Wnnter Ms r1Sa
, 1866-08-16

TEz-uonsE ENGINE ron sA1E.-Ne call the At
tention OF those Of our readers who may BE- inneea
Of an engine TO the advertisement Of a new sta
lionarv engine Of ten-horse power, warranted. by
the Vulcan Works, for sasc by 6. NJ sloan- No. 16
! Reynolds Block, corner Of Dearborn and Aadis0f
| kfrenfe
, 1866-08-16

70 enioice tnose ne4xau!s laWs: Ia r. UNI
be covered with Fenlats snd The green "a; vonld
asrs caa q ene dso oss
aNo whcncvcs ,bry mefa wild irishrnan 10 catch
Linn, and ~! him into prison 10 await The Queen.
us SSss sees! a aad II , u
candid. There w.s q time when dup1icisy woult
succeed, hut Il viii doto no loareE Ne desired
mcn. but will think and act as nee and inde
pendent American citizens. and !csch themselse
TO- 10. 6s ,t. 1tee ,na 1aen o. Americans arc ri,
nc black man, nor w9u1i tic Tecogniz
his rights because he WIS black. As he Eecv
e1dsf s tesnd a s he must sot oqt tsst ts
met tue poor black man coming into camp au
rrayug for 1stc1sy, lc said> asc yon willing i
e6 1iebt, Tic Governor determined no longer 10 ep
Pees @ q hs{ me@eas b. ss es faa :, u
: rame Icaolre he vii feel aud b. y 1ctte1 nar
Could Il hurt auy ono to let the hlack mau, E
s.e nS et12 e19 ,Gt fve M
: sueh;,he speaker Eorsa, ,soald b. the eent,men
<cualcr upon The constitutional sn1er'dment whit
gvss e A. ssda r. ese'y sa,s TSo are ,S,, q
NoS as nsose sRa 70 ,Se oni1
Q scotchnan is 20, citizen Of Great Iat,in n
u A4GE4G4C%+S u kuf QEEtHs AAu NNSu 6uUSS
! means slAyc IN Ireland and In half Of England
- eycry En.llehman who cannot vote. In Amerf
It provided tlat men shall be citizens. not en-
a jcct<, and the speaker be]icsrd that every N
] who conld not appreciate this great privilege v
u not worthy to receive 1t. His hearers to-d
le came together to listen 10 scntmcnts which th
ID chocsc, lLcy could approve without fear OF a
,y n,intons Of :hc Quecn. II they liked what u
10 said they could endcTse them. II NOT tacy COT
as oppose Them, and no man could say uay, I
as Speaker believed that 1dshmcn should love t
r. conn&Iy right we'll, and hoped that they wo
q vote 10 support it. They-1rishmen-had be
ar deceived by Andrew Johnsun, md go had his
rc. publican friends. He Ind fooled both, and sho
"a feeIvc alike the opposition Of both 1t hal bs
ek suEgeeted to the speaker that Governor be on
10, TO b careful Of what he said. and not sp'
10. go roughly and uncoulhly. He had replied I
70 while be respected the office. he despised the q
al and while be believed that the Office nf Presd
H. Of the United States YVES the ptoudest Office IN
lat world, be should not fafl to dcaouncc the Z
$50 who while he occupied It IVES untrue 10 his 6
Hy tTutt.
- ~ A. the Enslish had opposed America In
s nst trouble, he did not bclfve that Andrew John
s9s ehonl0 Or ought TO now act II her favor Per
u y ally, lie lrurltd that Ireland would Estn
~. tnderGndenee, let them go On aad tEht the!c
sty. Tics. He hoped they wonld succeed. He fwal
VI to pay back the British Government for her
. delt{ 10 america. Whtlst ha WIS not Ec
ID aud lid not belong 10 thetr organization, le c
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From Rev. ". D. Segried. Pastor Of Twelfth Bap
Church.

From Rev. ". D. Seigfried. Pastor Of Twelfth Bap
Church.
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READ WHO iSAY rs so.

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az WARRINGTON, January l. 1854.
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