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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-25
D. 1892 CADIZ, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1866

ties with it, because the thieves who have
it are related to, rim ps-inership with, the
men who cover up the Hauds in Congress-
In short, from the asy General Grant
paroied Lees army, Corruption, piunder
and ropbery haze been the older Of the day
in Congress, and all the Bureau Bills, Civil
Rights Bills, aud Constitutional Amend
ments. are but screens, held up to hide the
robbers and Tlunderers from the gaze of the
people.
President johnson has frequently warned
them to desist, and urged and entreated
them to attend to their more important
duties of retrenching ruhic expenditures,
and reducing the nonst1nus bill Of taxes
now weighing down the people, but his en-
treaties were scoinrf.
Secretary Seward has as frequently poin-
ted out to them that they were shaking the
confidence ofall Europe in republican insti-
tutions, and bringing our nation into disre
pute by their incr SAINT wrangling over Cons
titntlonal amrpdmr nts.
Sc rotary McCOllough has told them that
their wastn of the public hloney was fright
full. and that unless they ceased 'tinkering
with the Constitution," they would kill it
and impoverish the people.
Other men, of enlarged common sense,
and belonging to their own organization
have come forward as witnesses, and con-
demned their charges and alterations of the
orr anic law as dangerous and destructive
to public liberty. Yet they have needed
neither the admoniticns offriends nor feared
the trowns of an indignant, tax-riddtn peo-
pie; and now the only peaceable solution is
to return to Congress men who will aid the
President in restoring the government to its
original purity, and bring back the peace,
happiness and prosperity Of other days.
That Mr.. Bingham has personally bene-
fitted himself in any plundering operations,
no one believes. for at home we all know
him as an honest. upright citizen and emf
nent lawyer. but he has, instead Of heing
faithtui Waterman and servant, spent his
time in studying about the "dusky sons of
Afica, " and in splitting hairs on the Cons,
titutirn, while the robbers were splitting the
For this breach of trust he will be put to
trial
In conclusion, | desire that Mr.. Bing-
ham may have fair trial, and to that end
that we lave no strife or contest among
ourselves as 10 the trier. ! have the dncu
ments to make a case aeaint him as an un-
| faithful servant, yet if there is any lemo-
crat before the Convention more worthy OF
your confidence, let him be selected, and
shall support that man. fnot, then ask
the unanimous and harmonious support in
Convention of my fellow Democrats, and al
the polls, Of all men who are in favor Of
taxing all according to their wealth, and
curtailing the irightful taxes upon labor,
and stopping the gigantic traunds, and OF
putting an end to the stealtag of the peo
pies money.
RoepootG,llv
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A LOWELL, Mass soldier, who during
the war had been blinded in ore eye got
into fight on the Fourth, was struck vio-
lently on the blind eye, and by the applica-
ton of leec hes had his oversight suddenly
and perfectly restored. A. satisfactory
fight, that.
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ID. CUNNINGHAM.

IT. . RN I1 Y = T L "A w.
Cadiz, OHIO.
VIII, give prompt attention to all legal
o,,iness Entrusted to his care i'll Harrison
and adjoining counties. .,a c,,r,,o,
Orp1C,E-Up stairs, i'll Georges Corher.-
Entrance on Main street.
aTor.h IN 1868
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S. B. SHOTWELL,
ATT . IsN Il Y AT LA w >

: U ~
Cadiz, Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison ana
adjoining counties, and gives especial afld "a
Execntors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales Of Lands, Settle
ment of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
vevancing, Suits at at Law and in Chanc5eryy;; ~;
I2aning and Investment Of Money, and al
other professional business placed IN MS
charge. c. pa,,, ~
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
@a- Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
ION I2
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WILLIAM r. HAYS

ATT TORN n + Y a II L n w
Cadiz, Ohio.
nFFICE-On Market Street, over the
First National Bank. Entrance nrst
door East of +. n. Bank. ,
,oiniur counties will receive prompt alteh-
zion.
Dnr a. 1854,
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Ohio DemOCra tic Senatorial Del-
egates TO the Philad elphia Con
yentfOn.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC STATE
lN-.r<,,,r,xvY, h1,,x,,,,,N,,r,

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC STATE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBUS, o., July l6, 1866.
AT meeting Of the committee this day,
it was unanimously
Resolved, That the following members of
the Democratic party of Ohio, be and they
are hereby appointed delegates at large from
this State to the Philadelphia Convention,
to be held on August l4th, next, namely:
Hou. William Allen, Hon George Fl.
Pendleton. Gen. George w. Morgan and
Hon. M. r. Willett.
JOHN &. THOMPSON, Chairman.
r. E. WILSON Secretary,
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John GONW ELL,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR f,
CadtZ, Ohio.

ISO Local Agent for the GROVER Il
a BAKER's Celebrated Family and Man
dtacturer's SEWING MACHINE. Call
and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles, &c,
constantly on hand. Room over First Ma
tional Bank, Janl7,6S-T
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,JOSEPH SHARON,

ArrTORN * a IT L A Y" ,
Cadiz, Ohio.
mg-Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, BelmohC
and Tuscarawas Counties:
Office i'm the brick building, opposite the
"Cadiz House." JAM Ao' oo'
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The Democracy Of Rhode Island will meet
at Providence, on the I'd of August, to ap-
point delegates to the National Union Con-
vention at Philadelphia.
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The office OF ugo. Ii. GooDwING, broker,
in Boston, was robbed of ST. 900, 81 900 of
which was in gold.
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&, II. M1TCHNER.
New Philada., July 9, 1866.

p s. Maj. D. W. Stambaugh and A. W.
Patrick, Eq., have withdrawn their names
as candidates for Congress, in competition
with myself
c. Fl. MlTCHNER.
July II, 1866.
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j. Nj. ESTEP,
PHILIP DONAHUE,

ATT RNEY AT L A W.
Cadiz, Ohio.
orp,rE---on Market Street, over McCon-
neil's Grocery. Entrance between Hanna
and McConnelGs.
Cadiz, Ohio, June4, 1865.
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$4,000 ernigrants from Europe arrived IN
New York in the month Of June,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28

alike, or by roorganiaing tho Provost Courts
in such manner that they shall administer
justice to the blacks by the same code by
which tho constitutional courts administer it
to tho whites. If it is too much to expect
the first; if our judges-honorabl and
learned men, sworn to administer tho laws in
Justice and cquity-are not to be trusted with
the trial of colored criminals surely the
second alternative would be but reason
able demand 1t is but tho plainest principle
of free government that the same laws should
be administered without distinction to all
classes of citizens.
Ut whom, then, ore we to ask this simple
boon? Not of Congress, which does not con-
troll the Provost Courts-and which, if it did,
would control them as much to our disadvan-
tage as possible-but of the President, who
established these courts, doubtless for the
purpose of administering impartial justice,
which end they have signally failed to
accomplish. President JOHNSON has inva-
riably shown himself disposed to do justice
to the South, as far as his political tenets
will allow him to do 30 consistently and
there is no reason to doubt that if the matter
is properly brought to his attention, we shsll
eithor have tho Provost Courts abolished, or
else have new system of Provost Courts,
administering the law of the land, and not q
law of their own imagining.
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BOARDING.
SCHOOLS.

NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,)
1> rr,,-o -. JUNE. 27, 1886. {
OWNERS OF HACKNEY COACHES, OARRIAGEs
" AND OMNIBUSES, other than Limo Omnibuses
are hereby notified to call at this Office and obtain the
Rates OF Faro printed in card form tho purpose of
haVing the same placed In conspicuous place in such
vehicles, for the benefit Of oil The secor
section OF the ordinance IL published for information
SECTION 2The rates Of fare established by this or
dinance. printed In the form of card with the name
OF the owner owners printed thereon examined
certified by the Mayor of the city be attached to
some conspicuous place the inside of every omnibus
carriage or hack plying for hire; there s hereby
imposed fine OF five 5 dollars every neglect of the
same, to be paid by the owner OF such omn
bus, carriage or hack.
BY order of the Mayor. W. H. SMITH
june 70 Clerk of Council.
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY
COMMUNION intend having FAIR. at tho Industrial
School Building, In Ashloystreet door north OF
on the 2sth Goth and sOth of june for
the Benefit Of the Church. Music has been secured
Doors open at O'Clock p. III. on Thursday and Fri.
day, and from IL O'Clock NJ. to p. NJ on Saturday.
Admittancc 2e conts Children 10 cents
The patronage of the public is solicited
The following Gentlemen havo been requested TO
assist tho Ladies':
1No. hANCkEL, T. ID. WAGNER,
HUTSON LEE, HIS HAIEEs
H. L. looAlER, Il. II. MCDOWELL,
NJ. T. BARTLETT, W. f. HASKELL In
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER.
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND.
T. with two and half story DWELLING, situated at
No. Southstreet, having double piazza and commo.
dfous basement, fine cisern and we'll. The house Ia
new and In good repair, and pleasantly located with
dry LOT. For terms and particulars, apply to
B. A. Il J. T. EARLY,
june 10 Northwest corner Marke, aud East Bay
ENOR SALE, ENTIRE, On ONE.THIRD
II interest, IN SAW MILL, 25 horse power, situa.
TED on bold Greek lending into Bulls Bay 80 miles
from charleston, IN conjunction, II desired, with 2tOO
acres hney timbered land, ten mules. two pair oxen
moer CARTS and all the requisite articles for carrying
on the business All Of the above and in good con-
diton. Also the privilege Of cutting timber to al
lands. " '' w. ''A'
Also. one EIGHT HORSE ENGINE, with two Cotton
Gins and drist Mill In the village Of Mount Pleasant
to be removed or sold with the premises From ia
NIFTY to the city, and the largo quantity of seed
COTTON Drought into this market this will be very pro-
fabe investment. PINCKNRy RROTHERS
june 20 toths3 North Atlantic Wharf,
ESOK SALE.-SECOND HAND PRINTING
l. PRESSES AND TYPE In good order.
Fonts of Bourgeois, Pearl Nonpareil Minion etc
26kx31h inches. Do'
WoRhEL HAND PRRss-Platen, 22r2s inches; bed
WA4HINaToN HAND PREss-platen, 22112sx
inches bed. 22xS6 inches "s''s
I3l X inches. D'N' ~'a
RuaGLEs' JOB pREss-ssandine Sheet presa.
Address W. D. MAXWELL Wilmington, Del.
Or ]. W. MCMILLAN
aiay At thtR Office
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aT Au communications intended for publication In
this journal must be addressed TO the Editor of
The Daily Netos No. 16 Hdyne- street, Charleston,
g. c. Business Communications 10 Publisher Of
Ddiy Net1s.
We cannot undertake to return rejected con.n,.ntca-
tions.
Advertisements outside of the city must be acoompa-
MED ,oith the cash.
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WANTS..

WANTED, BY A YOUNG LADY OF A
w thorough English education who has been for
several years engaged in teaching, POSITION AS
TEACHER, or In any capacity In which female can be
employed either In tho city country, necessity will
compo! her to accept any service she procure
chief object will to obtain ahome of which is
destitute and only very slight compensation, beside
would DO required Satisfactory references be
nished Please address. stating particulars, Miss
HELEN CLARKSoN, Charleston, s. c.
June 27 10
ENMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A YOUNG
" man. resident of Charleston, in any capacity
Is good bookkeeper, and willing to make himself use
ui In any business. Best Of references furnished
June4
WANTED, BN AHOUNG IAN, A SITUA-
w TlON in some Wholesale Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery houses has some knowledge OF tho Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge OF the Grocery Business
Ing been In that busn ess on his account He will
study the Interest of his employer, and willing to
make himself generally useful Salary no object Best
OF references furnished Address ''F." through the
Postofice, or apply at this Office. June IL
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AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

TUX THE LIFE dNU CAMPAIGNS
GEN. (STONEWALL) JACKSON.
BY PROF. r. L. DABNEY, d. D. OF VIRGINIA
'NHE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE MINOR
l TAI HERO The only edition authorized by his
Staff of the Christian Soldier. Carefully revised and
corrected by General r. E. LEE. We want Agent in
every county. Send for circulars and see our terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.,
No. 2l4 Seventh-street Richmond Va
May 28 1moH
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xatss OF Nsgal a0perttsrmrnts,
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rms S,rtr,e,rr mace, unt pa.ts iprtn. ts 'n:n at;
b : bureu maN,u, n.nm StAs uni iis bs' Sessn
bate.
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str nad.u ser g.rtrehsr unp ss mar Uni s9r
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d ~ len gsit.u I'M tanu Esbrs sr !anslam suru'
nt (Eprtssass isIs'.)
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: Brss.a, bic fiji .m junsu Tanu COZ.

: Brastn, bic fiji .in junsu glann rSss
its.n iSa, tssCr tr keIra.kst
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8sAutbf
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8. Ranna tu aui elm. Wablssit wartsna
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stn ia!tt nit s.s.u tisiss Sissr. 60 I'nals ''l'E
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Itsll III. isin, Gsiunstst srsrsau nil. r'ems
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}, lEasss, sae "a 81: bsis.u riasa sslaiasb s's'
inalis..u. 81 tases Ia sain f'ussesS'
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-Dr 2ttbtstrani.-Gr Graul.in: ,Ses
eann, sss' tn DE esibsbIio.ltl aas srIt mit tta
Side shans srn DsniitHi I"
Srkdnn (ldult usus elm Dsrt ,a fas.n tinaus
uns tsaimt iusla4 nit siatm srcssu 1u,f ,us
rad): u@ndsis.s Hiaalsin, slrtsu ets, sas b"
.aus Ia hsnsin sstti" .'.'''.
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Sio. 10.
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Der Du 5tt g.
SIN H.i5tR 5auis.
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Sn @aibinsiuu ale aud In @tGmvnl,
npitrn @tplsials. parton sIst uus ksute,
llns ts,atls unitrs ilrl&e SauIs.
Bsnn aud mir ihulris tl.ttsn
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Gass' uns niat In gtria&nns.
Ssnssrn unisrs &,prasnta rt.u Inc Gayts!
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Tam rirs Gsn nnb uni.r isia
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