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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-27
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Madam Thornton possesses such Wonder
full powers of second sight, as to enable her
to impart knowledge of the greatest impor-
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While in a state of trance, she delineates
the very features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument OF
intense power, known as thd Psychomotrope
guarantees to produce a life-like picture Of
the future husband or wife of the applicant,
together with date of marriage, position In
life, leading traits of character, &c. This
is no humbug, as thousands Of testimonials
can assert. She will send. when desired, a
certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture is what IL purports to be-
| By enclosing q small lock of hair, and stat
ing place of birth, age, disposition and com.
~plexi0n, and enclosing 50cents n stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you Will
receive the picture and desired information
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Hudson; N.
May 20, lS66-6mo
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-27

k The Tuscarawas Chronicle 'avors the
denomination Of Hon. John A. Bingham
by the Radicals without the formality Of a
G~onvention.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-27
Presidents Message.
he PROTESTS AGAINST The CON-
STITUTI0MAl AMENDMENT
SHARP hits At THI RADICALS.
No amendments to the CnnStifu-
ton should be Proposed until
the Southern states r
Represented I'm Congress.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The Presid mt
to-day sent the following message 10 the
Senate and House of Representatives:
| submit to Congress a report OF the Sec
retary of Estate to whom was referred the
concurrent resolution of the 18th inst, res
pecting a submission of the Legislatures of
The States of an additional article to the
Constitution of the United States. e
1t will be seen from this report that the
Secretary of State had, On the 10th instant,
transmitted to the Governors of the several
States certified copies of the JOINT resolution
passed on the 18Th, proposing an amend
ment to the Constitution Even in ordinary
times a question of amending the Constltu-
ton must be Justly regarded as OF a para
mount importance. This Importance at
the present time is enhanced by the fact
that the Joint resolution was not submitted
by the two Houses for the approval of the
President, and that OF the thirty. SIX States
which constitute the Union eleven are eX-
cluied from representation in either Houses
Of Congress, although with single exception
of Texas they have been entirely restored to
all their functions as States in conformity
with the organic law of the land, and have
| appeared at the National Capitol by Sena-
tors and Representatives, who have applied
for and been refused admission to the vacant
seats. r.
Nor have the sovereign people Of the ma
| ton been afforded an opportunity express
ing their views upon the important ques-
tons which the amendment Involves. Grave
doubts, therefore, may naturally and justly
arise as to whether the action OF Congress
is in harmony with the sentiments of the
paopla IN Whnthar State legislatures
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-27

g old sold in New York last Saturday
st sal.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-27
CLOTHES v RIN CT \

We are how selling CoLBIG's Patent
Clothes Wringer, which Challenges Superb
GRITTY in Wringing any garment or piece
from the size of u BANK NOTE to a
BED-QUILT. june 20, 1866.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25
FINANCIAL & CONM ERClAL.

TUESDAY LVESIHG, July 24-
Financial matters continue very quiet.
Gold continues to rule very steady, though
the price to day, in consequence mainly of
the advanced quotations for American. secu-
rites in the English markets, was not So
firm, and roceded Il fraction, closing at 100.
The fact that the market is so we'll sustain
ed, in the absence of any material speeula-
tive force, and in the face of steady cnIces-
sions upon foreign bills, may be assumed as
an argument against any material change
in the premium, at least in the direction Of
8 decline, for the present, and We regard
the possibility as rather favorable to 8
higher range. Gold is scarce, and The sup
ply is dininishing, while at the same time
our imports keep largely in excess of .ex-
ports, thus foFeshadowihg a further drain
upon our coin The advance in our securi-
ties abrosd is = favorable consideration, bnt'
what We shall send out In this way will
amount to comparatively little in the settle
ment Of our balances and even in the
event of q continuance Of the European
war, it Unjust be a considerable time before
we can reap any adyaHtage in the way Of a
demand for our products. qaa
The New York market for Government
securities is very quiet, and generally weak
er, especially on the 7-3O'5, which. were Of
! Of I per cent. to-day, according to our
dispatches. The advance in Five-twenlies
abroad gave rather more Grmness to the
issue of 1859, but without enlistibg any
especial Improvement il the demand. tits
probable governments will have 20 reach
lower figures before q renewal ofthe late de-
mand from investors can be obtained.
In this market there is scarcely anything
doing in governments, either buying or
selling; coin is also dull, transactions being
almost exclusively with importers Of lum-
Der. Prices ruled very steady to-day, and
closed as follows
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ELRRneIaI.

a..a." - u HSs Aohk, July u
The Commercial's money article says sf.f.
The stock market is sgain weak and very dan.
some OF tie brokers are quietly taken up an stock
oHtred AT Inc current decline, in expectation OF
making an early pro6t. H I7aI
Goyernments are quiet. The further Advance Of
% at London has strengthened the old bouds.
the price closing at 10Y; IO-4ss are 4 lower; T-3,s
lever. ..
Sterling exchange is quiet. The leading drawers
are asking lOSts 100 for sixty days, but there Is a
good supply OF bills drawn against 5-20s and it is
not easy u sell any laTgs amounts at better than
1DSfI.
Money is very abundant. Ranks and bankers
hold large baltnees for which they are seeking Dor
roEers. mostly At 4 per cent on call. rr
told Is STEADY at abpat-tbs rates OF yesterday.
The Posts money article says;
The loan market is easy at Ia per cent. Com
mercial papers sac. wv
Zoe stock market opened dull but closed strong
without much activity. ---P
After Board rev York Central cold at Hsk;
Erie Michigan Central 1867; Illinois Contra
lis. ~
Foreign exchange is inactive and veal l'hI
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED...-...-.

ENTERED---~JuIr "A.
Stmr Morning Star, Yiger Detroit
Stmr Trader, Rice, Marine, l35 M lumber, y m
hth
Prop East Sag nav, Willard Bay city, ga N eet
lumber
Prop Arctic, Pratt. Toledo a,i l.7f
Prop Cay Of New York, Rolls, Ogdensburgh
PROP Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, OgdepsbQrgh
sohr King Sisters, Norton, Toledo
Scow Eagle, Ganett, RdllsvAs Island.
SeoW ThpE swain, Willis, MAfblsheAd
Sew FaiTy, smith, CiiutOn m
CLEARED. 4
Stmr City o. Cleveland, Mckay, Dstroit
Stmr keweenAw. Stewart, superior
Stmr Trader, Rice, Saadbeaeh It..
Prop Toledo, Watts, Toledo @
Prop OwOgo, Hewitt, To'edo f"19Ir
Prop Arctic, Pratt. Dnfalu f
Prop city Of New York, RdiiO. Chicago
Prop MayHswer, bryant, MiIxankes7 tHt
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Ogdensburgh
Prop Prairie State, knapp, Toledo o.
Bark Alice. Burke, Uhitsgo, 50t tons coal
Schr L p RVerse, MaaAire, &agiuaw.l
schr 5 L Noble, Fuller, p Huron fg. d.
Schf Somerset, Gain, IT UHroa sga
sehr King Sisters, N0ttOn, Marquette, 500 toas
coal rEI aG 300" f1laHt
Schr Walter B Allen, Larkiu AHvaukse zee tons
coal -...r .H. -. ~
Sehr Conrad Reid, Barrow, Buffalo
sehr Emperor, Crokin, Toronto, ilOl tons coal, s2a
Sour Belle city, Henneit, Dstroit
scoN Fairy, Smith. Clinton ? o. ,
Sow THIS Swain, Willis, Ksley's Island
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AAAs 49, NF=ANAEakA4ENT LNgaalU
The money market continues quiet and
there is nothing essentially new to report.
Currency is easy, and borrowers in good
standing are freely met.
Eastern Exchange IS quiet, and father
easier, though not ever abundant. Rates
are steady at par buying and lie premium
selling.
The New York Tribune Of Monday GAYS 4:
"The redemption Of one-year certificates
at the sub-Treasury is small, and this class
of obligations is now nearly retired. The
next step will be the payment Of the tenn
poary loan, toward which the Government
has a balance in this city of full $50, OOD, OO9.
The exchange of 7-8Os for 5 POS proceeds
slowly, and this plan Of funding does not
promise great success. IS 5-eQs nov SELL,
the party holding 1883 loses 5@I-I9 per
cent by exchanging, if he desires to sell the
gold bonds. The short time the 1905 have
to run before they can be exchanged for
money gives them great value with parties
desiring short investment and they will
not be funded unless be tier terms than are
now given are made"
F, Wehave still to note a very quiet situaz
ton in commereial circles, and it woulGl
be too strong a term 10 characterize
business as stagnant. There is a moderately
well-maintaiDed demand from the trade for
FAqufsatpretiy stesdy prices for The better
but nothing doing in a cargo way.
Wheat is dull, andib is hardly possible TO
get at reliable quotations, the few ~transac-
lions making being almost, entirely on pri-
terms, The market to-day closed NOM
nal ct 81. 9O9l.0 90 for No. Spring, car lots,
md these may be regarded as extreme
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

FoltOn 4 BigsloW-LOcai Notice.
Dalley's GAIvAnis Horse SAlvs-LocaI Notice.
A. MISUNDERSTANDING.
o. Cutter 4 SOn-MelodeOn at Auction.
u. v. Smi~th-Salesmen Wanted.
Protective Fuel Co.-Csrti6c4tes Of Stock
An rev Parker-ROom to Rent.
Carlton s Lee-PhGniK Insurance Co.
Cooperative Store-To the Public.
Rockefeller 4 Audrews-Oil Stills for Sale.
Leadsr ofice-Phy stefan Wanted.
n. Z. Fiold-NasOnic Notices.
o. Cutter q Son-Furniture at Auction.
Do4n 4 Co.-DissOlution Notice.
Cleveland Protective Fuel Co.-Lehigh Coal.
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To assess special tax on lots AUDITING on
Prospect street, between Erie and Hudson
streets. III -
To levy and assess a tax on Chapel street.
To levy and assess 8 special tax on Henry
street. a.froi
To levy and assess a special tax On Union
street.
To provide for dredging and improving
Cuyahoga river between the north end Of
Government pier and Columbus street.
To establish the grade of Superior street
between Erie street and the ten acre lot.
To grade, pave, drain and improve Euclid
Avenue from Perry street TO Wilson Ave
nue.. l1r.ur
To provide for the dredging and improv-
ing of CuyahOga river between Columbus
street and the &C. & C. r. passenger
bridge. tlff
To repeal an ordinance entitled " An or
d~inance, to provide for the dredging apd
improving of the Cuyahoga river between
the north end of the Government pier and
Seneca street.
The following were read q third time and
passed, all the members present voting
" aye " as follows: Messrs. Becker, Buhrer,
Calkins, Clark, Crawford, Huntington,
Jones, Larnder, Pelton, Pettengfll, Presley,
Henderson, Roberts, Rogers, Slurges, Town
send and Truscott:
To prohibit exhibitions under covering of
cs=-ss within cetrain limits.
To exteE" Fire limits.
To provide iof the sprinkling ola portion
OF Seneca street, between Lake and St.
Clair streets.
To grade pave and improve Frankfort
street.
For the pay ment of Just and equitable
ciaims cot heretofore provided for.
To grade pave and improve Park street
Adjourned.
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xOTIoEs.

..
The Grand Secret-The grand secret In
medication is to help Nature, Sustain and Regu.
lAte-these are the Alpha snd Omega o: tbs only
theory Of cure that has common sease for its
basis. If the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, and tho mind, like ths body, in a
state Of partial cOllspse-whAt is it best to do
Reason teaches US the answer:
BuILO ? YoUs Man.
Braes him as you would brace = t. tttrins ddifce.
The pAbuIum be needs is 3 Tonic Alternative. Bring
him mp ont of the depths Of Debility and DsEpOp-
dency with HOSTETTER's BITTERs. They
cannot ipjure. A child mag take them in doses
suited to its years, without the possibility Of
harm The .enfeebl9i vital P9KeEz ara Is sure to
respond eneTgstieally TO their action as the wiIted
grass ia to erect its blades under thr v~ivifying and
refr shing rain. In ali cases ofdtbiHty the Bitters
are absolutely required. There is no substitute or
succeedaneum that will fli their place. Resort to
this most wonderful of Modern Topiesfl
AM ALL WILL BE WELL
Bear in mind that IN Dsspspsia, Iotermittent
Fsyer5 Bilious Disordsu, and Afletishs Of the
Nerves, no other msdieiasi viii produce one tithe
ofthe coed effect that Invariably folIoRs the use
of this excellent InvigorAtot ana Corrective. Sold
everyWhersAE. " Tribune, leet0ber eth, 1865. |
iy23
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
eUR HInNIaHF MABKEF REPORT

u HIDNIdshF MABREF REPORT
Especial Dispatch n wsstsrEl Associated Press.
Nav YORK, July "a.
tfiuIiI- -as MONEY.
The case in the money market sopiiHues and the
; to s per c4nt with more doing at the lower rate.
Prime discount rangs from sh9G14Psr cent.
..fT4u. sOLP. rr.TFR
The gold market wa very ste sy towards the
close II he d-y n ls49l5O1s, but the doings were
not active. 2
Thsmarket for exchange Is quiet but 1t was
rather hrmer towards the oloSe. y i'f'
GOVERN aENr SECURITIES .,
Government bonds were quiet this afternoon.
The following are the closing quotations:
Sixe- 0fjs1 rgisIsred hgdiaax; coupons 81
100 "a lW5H 90 5 coupons Of 'G2 1uaZ&lO5; do
of "a l0E49lO5; Do, % 1879; ld-4b's reg
n IeaKi JBAO %. IQs6ps1g lgaiT d. 4 $40
aEs4l Hs14WAY s4Ssks.
At thelast open hoard the railway market was
lower ca Erie. but quite firm on the balance OF the
list. There has been rather more animation and
activity on the miscellaneous list. a3a j.
- The following are she closing D ices yr4sl
Ohio certificates 2743S%; Csaton 5Ia525z: Clam
6erland Coal Co. 45gl51si Quicksilver 4saS4Sk;
Rsver lI69ilG%; Headiag id9IaIig52; MjsLi-
gaa Central lvr@l07 Michigan S5uihsn SfsZa
sl5si Cleveland aad Pittsburgh k49s4H.
PErROLEUE AND AiSISG SHARES ore
The market was dul this afternoon for pstro-
ieula and mining stocks The following were the
quota ions at the secO id Board
Mining Stoeks-COnsoiidated Gregory 2JSs; 0an-
nell gold It's. DO .n. i.a.s.s @ - fT.i
Petpa:fF!r Dennohof Bun $50, Bashsnan IS
Oil Greek IS, fithCle ~. ---.- =
DRY GOODS. I'D
The following were -ho quotation reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, ioIher'a PRICES
IroSn MISUNDERSTANDING All; do. B 81 In
dian Head II. .lIsl
Sheeting' aud shriugs-EaT Mills IS POresl
Dale -; Harris No.
Tickings-Amosksag A CA co. do A 47J$- d
Pnnts-Ameri-an IS AmOskeag - AIholi Is II;
q; Empire lI1z freeman u; Garner q
Co. 2I1S. "
Hoop ~skirts-Rradley's duplex elliptic per dozen
hoops siZ9l05; Empress raIt lL5; Meyers 1 X L,
wide tapsss Csc ITO .a
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BAIHNG.-The indetAtigable exertions of
the Locals ofthe Toledo Blade and the
Cleveland Plain Dealer to make bathing, by
both sexes, fashionable, have been crown
ca with success. About noon yesterday two
females in bathing habits were trying the
refreshing exercise of bathing in the lake
aoout 3 mile from the depot along the line
O the Lake Shore Road.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

MELoDRoS AT AUcr1ox.-O. Cutter & Son,
l34 Bank street, will sell at auction on Sat
urday, July IS, at Il o'clock precisely, n
Five Octave Piano Cased Melodeon, Kin
nard, Dreper 4 Co.'S make nearly new and
in perfect order.
The instrument may be seen by calling
at their rooms any day before the sale.
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figures. Corn is firm, but quiet. Oats Eero
inactive to day, and held nOminAlly at
44@4Jc for No. /. Provisions continue
steady and unchanged, with a fair trade
demand for ~city-cured Smoked Meats. Pork
is quiet. Butter, Cheese and Eggs are quiet
at previous quotations. Petroleum was
very dull to-day, but We can report no
change in the holding figures, though they
are mainly nominal. -1e 5H4f
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

MHsTRELs.-This evening Duprez & Ben
edicts minstrels perform the first night of
their engagement at the Academy of Music.
The troupe consists oftwenty-fve excellent
performers-among them Lew Benedict aad
Charlie Reynolds. They remain three
nights, and in the absence of other amuse-
ments their entertainments viii be most SC
ceptable.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

IHPoRTASr DEcIsIoN.-Tbe National Banks
of this city, having paid one half of the
tax due on their capital stock, applied for an
injunction as to the other half, and the
case was argued before Judge Bolton. who
declinedto grant the order. The unpaid
viii amount to about $50. 900.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

RUNAwAT.-A horse, attached to a buggy,
that had been lett united on johnson street,
ran furiously down said street yesterday af-
t~ernoon, on past the New England Hotel,
and dashed into sheldOn's livery stable,
fortunately without doing any damage. To
leave a horse united on the street is a viols-
ton of a city ~ordinsnce, and should be WIS.,
tied with prosecution.
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RrSe THrEF.-A man named r H Cronn,
Of Meadville, was arrested here on Monday
on a telegram from that place. Yesterday
an officer came up from Meadville and
charged Cronn with having stolen a dia-
mOnd ring from W. C. johnson. The mat
ter was settled in some manner, Gronn Civ
ing up the ring and being released.
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Few york marE.,

VI
COTToS-steady. sAlos at s6@ssc for middiins
Gplands. s-IfEa4.f
FLOUa-DuH, and IO92Oe lower.
sales al 8, iy9s(9 Tor sxtrs State; IS OOs9.5
trade . raBds- Closing quiet.
ern and state. 80
WHEAr-Yery dull and nomiEAIy lover.
saaa'afs new N0.lMilNauEsd n5nibafa At 81. sa@
RrE-Heav5 Sales Of western in lots at at Sc
@sOc. y =
BAELET-Heavy and Dropping. ~.
eoEEE better, with noSerssts te,5,.45 laa,
Sales at siGS4%e for sound shipping mixed
western; 81. ~ for white western.
OATs-Rectipts $500 bushels. Dull and heayv
Sales at 471zS4s; for Chicago; 3o93Jc for lava.
stss = s5Ssz5 t&s dtsa., l.ailsassss for
PoKk-Ipcned dull and heavy and closed more
firmly. HtI
SALES a. ssia esl,se for new mess, CLOSING
SO, ss@5. for prime. Also bOGbbis new IeSs
for Ans1st sAd Seftombef selitrs and Buyer op.
ton, at S3l,6zz. tsal
4 (o9f MEaTsrFhm1 dHa5 II
s1les at l49lG1Sc for shoulders, and ITH@2cc
LIIp1buI and .hsa1yS saiss ! lsassIO.
s EogrIE.2aist; Sales at 2o9sse for Ohio, aud
oaEEsfED1G: Sales a sat4
fREIGHrs TO LTvKRPOoI-Stsady. a"
I'll. .H#H nd
oswego HIaEkef-JaIY ~.
FLoVn-DuFi ara 1Dvsr. saaes al saO0aaa7 "a
sHE 20 . Agsssny; sA&9sibse fsFsFed winter
wEEAT-DuilsasE No. rlsMTlvaukee club 1t
sl,904I ..sia4gli ~ <IiiEiE Half V.i
OOES-Dull. Sales No. 2 Illinois At re.
DArs-heid at 4Ge fer PRIME 'fcva Without
-exs1r FEr1eHTs=steSdy. Wheat l2IZc. corn
lie, OlIf X. To- ArE KQr1 IA - !
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NEW PAETNERsHIP.-Mr. H. H. John
son, whilom clerk at the WeddelI House,
and now Of the johnson House, Prairie du
Chen, Wis, will to-day cOnsummate a
ong contemplated engagement by entering
into a life partnership with a Miss Upde-
graf, of Mount Vernon, o.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

Ask your druggist for a box of Dalley's
Galvanic Horse Salve. It is a certain and
rapid cure for gals, scratches, cuts, sores,
nail pTicks, and in many cases gutter,
young SPAWN. quarter crack and founder.
Try it. so cents a box. Sold by druggists.
julyII:33G
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The Doc SLAUGHTKR.-The total number
Of dogs killed during the dOg-shosfing
days oflastyear was l ,2OS. The slaughter of
Canires commenced again on the first of
the present month, and during the first
seventeen days ia dogs were killed.
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pittsburgh Petroleum HarEst.
lspeoIal to Cleveland Daily LEADsR.J

i5psoial 10 Cleveland Daily LRADBR.l
PTrTssURsH, July 24-7l5 P. 4.
- The oil market is unsettled holders had to ac-
cspt lever prices. Crude receipis 800 bbls. Sales
f T present and fall delivery reach 500 bbIs. Bulk
on spot l2H9l211Ee sePtsmbsr dsIivery l2Xc.
Sales Of Refined bonded reach 1000 bBla, all Phil
ale'phia delivery, at a slight desIine. August de-
livery, LIST to 18th, Ssxe F.; October 4lkc; Novem-
Der PIC.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

DIED-On July %, Ellen Garfield, wife of
D.. o. Cole, aged IS years.
This is the brief record Of 4 death which
has saddened alarge portion of oul commu-
nifty.
In the prime of youth, beautiful and
loved, Mrs. Cole died on the evening of the
2Sd inst, suddenly without a moments
foreshadowing ofher fate. Though sudden,
the end was painless; life ceased quietly as
a light goes out.
To all who know her as she was in health
charming, bright and attractive-this
picture may still remain in memory-un-
clouded by shadows of sickness and pain.
"The light Of her young life went down,
As sinks behind the hill.
The glory ora setting star,
Below, suddenly, and still"
Nature made her to enjoy society as well
as 10 grace il, yet existence cannot be in
complete, unfinished, which like hers
hath gained the knowledge Of a better life.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

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Se histor1 soeiishSd- II contains rs=dins matter
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-. Genl AGENT. Grzstop q ens.st2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-25

MUSTERED OUr.-The officers of the Vet
eran Reserve Corps were mustered out at
Columbus on Friday last. Among them
was Colonel George A. Woodward, 22d Reg
iment V. L. C. lie came to Ohio in May,
1865, as commander of his regiment, with
headquarters at Tod Barracks. He was sub
sequently in command at Camp Cleveland,
and assumed command of Camp Chase in
August, 1865. Had temporary command of
the District of Ohio during January, Issf.
and on being relieved by General Wilcox
assumed command of Tod Barracks, where
he remained until date of discharge.