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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-28

The Republicans of this district dare moi
place John A. Bingham in nomination for
the Office he now holds. He is the n.iorl,-
resentdttre Of this district His course meets
with the hearty disapproval of t,c0-thjrds Of
the people of the district and he dare not
come before them for an endorsement of his
course. Poor bingham! lie is politically
dcod His own party in his own district &c.
pudfqteS him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-28
Thank God and take Courage
Tlse Radicals Again E0ilcd-
F}ae senate and the Vetoed
ErcPdn1en'S Bureau lgigI.

FrcPdnlen'S Bureau RiGl.
The Senate has refused to pass the Freed
mems Bureau Bill over the veto of the
President III is the second defeat radi-
calism has sustained this week. One meas
ure of abomination has been killed, thanks
to the frmnrss Of the President. The death
Of the Freedmen ) Bureau Bill guarantees
the death, IN like manner, of the negro suf-
fragc bill, civil rights bill, and sundry pro,
posed amendments Of the Constitution,
should they, or either of th.m, be present,
cd to the President for his approval. There
is still hope for the Republic.
The vote in the Senate was thirty yeas to
nineteen nays.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-28
Administrat0r's Notice.

eAs~z IeVaESss
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and duly
qualified Administrator Of Tire estate OF
Thomas Il. Baker late Of Harrison county.
Ohio, deceased. Those indebted will please
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims Will present tile same for allowance.
JOHN l., BAKER, Adm.
Fol, OF 1oGS n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-28

Estate OE TkROsAaaas AadltOn, kseG'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as Executor. of the last will and
testamcn. Of Thomas Hilton late of Moore
field township, deceased, These interested
will take notice and act aceordingly.
JOHN w. HILTON, Executor.
I1ph 2I lStSit-nt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-28

NO RECOGNETHON!
Tho Southern people haye given up all
expectations of being recognized and ii is
equally difficult to
RECOGNIZE NoRTHERNERS
or red hair, have
SURKENDERED THEIR COLORS III
under the wonder-working influence of
CfIRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which plants permanently In their stead
such hlacks and browns as nature might
mistake for her own. Manufactured by j.
Christadoro, No. @, Astor House, New York
Seld by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Drcssers.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-30
EAR. JOHNSTON
D BALTIMORE

Office No. 8. FREDERICK STREET, Ieft be.ba
side going from Baltimore street. a few doors from
the corner. Fail not to obsarve Name and Nurnber.
Jsttsrs must contain u stemp or4-tf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-30

Office rs HEREBY GIVEN, That appli-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and City
City Council. TO close Orange alley from North to
Holiday streets, fs6-laW9w
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hAAMoND HOOP SKIRT

MAN8EAGTUKlNG COMPANY,
w PETERS & W00LLEY,
"ARERooMs. No. Holiday ST. Baltimore Md and
No;sOl Market ST., Wilmington Delaware.
,r Mlianufactory-No l, 8 and West Eighth Street.
: ....1 W., DelaWare. aEl0-lm
vHNHtS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That Tho cub
"A I'M scrlber has obtained from the ORPHANS Court
OF Baltimore city, Letters of administration on the
All persons having claims against the said decaasad
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
18th day of October 1866; they may otherwise bv a
be excluded from all benefit of said estate. All ner
sons indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment. -As
Given under my hand this 18th day of April. 1864.
ap la-lsW4vs SARAH A. RIDDLE, ADMIT.
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ExporfS-FOrefSn.

Mayaguez, P. R.-Brig Waredale-balast
Demarara-Br. brig Chesapeake-133 U bbls -four,
42 do bread 25a do meal, Ito do pork 10 do lard oil
IS half do beef grndstone, 800 bushels corn 100 do
oats, so TBS candles, $3.50 do lard, rs doz brooms
100 feet lumber i 0 shocks.
Brig R. {. Wright-1,l 5S bbls flour, 20 do meal $50
do bread. 400 boxes herrngs 4.l0S slaves 81 bags
peas 40 do corn l39 do oats IS bdls hay 1916 shocks
Sagua IA Grande-Brig VIM. Nckels-2lu3 shocks
and heads. 80 bdls hoops.
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Tine Of Arrival and Closing of Mqiis at the Post
Office, Baltimore, Md.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine insurance COMPANY
UF'BAITIM0RE

UT -DALIIMURE,
OFFICE va S9UTsa BROADWAY,
In the Banking House Formerly occupied
by the Second National Bank.
This Company insures ,oithom charge for Pollen,
Buildings, Merchandise and other Property in or out
year or for shorter period and assurances NAV be
made for seven or for a less number of years. The
Navigation and Marine Risk '''0'
Applications for Insurance or for information in
relation to the Company may be made to JAMES r
RANDOLPH, Vice President, or to
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary,
PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
f. K. HawIey John J. Abrahams.
Jas. 1: Randolph, Jas. G. Ramsay,
I'm. IL. Gathcart, George A. Coleman,
CHARLES /, Morris, lThos. Booz,
John s. Gilman, Caleb 3. Hynes
mnl2-tf JOHN w RANDQI
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toledo Markets

TOLEDO. April 27.-Flour is quiet Wheat is cts
lover for New Amber Michigan; other grades arc
steady and market quiet Corn is active at IS cts for
mixed and 59@5913c for yellow. Oats have advanced
| ct--saes ct 44c.
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Eusanorss-CassswEaa

Norfok-stmr. Jas. I. Brady sacks faxseed 4
P. Clements; Is bales rags. Wheelwright, Nudge Co.
.Savanneh-steamshiD Fannie-50 bales domestics
q bales cotton woodward, Baldwin d CO.; ~ do do,
Bros. 4 Co.. cask do, Geo. Cassard 4 Co.; 6)n sacks
salt, bale bags, Coulter & Co.; l do do. 8 cases
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BATrMORE DAILY COMMERCIA MONDAY APRIL 3d. 1865


PHILADELPHIA, April 8.-Breadstuffs are less &C.
quiet. Common to choice red Wheat So. 4OGE2 IS;
white S275. Yellow Corn 81 cts. Coffee is dull Pro-
visions are firm; Whisky is dull. Pennsylvania
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BALTIMORE nTARKEYs, April as.

The exhibit Of the treasury shows that the value of
the road, with its outfit and property amounts de-
spite these heayy losses to within twelve per cent OF
the capital stock paid in
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN TEEy
MAHASOY GOAL REGIONS.
Death OrtIre wouid-be Assassin.

IAHAQUA, April 5, lS66.-ThOmas S. FeTnon, Esq;
Dear Sir-AbOut four o'clock on Monday afternoon
April I'd, my brother, the mining boss and outside
boss, were standing and conversing. between the
lump coal track and the foot of the inclined plane at
my breaker in Mahanoy township, when they OBJ
served two men approaching the collery from the
direction of Mahanoy City. The men, who were
strangers came up, and one of them addressing the
mining boss, said. Where is the inside boss?" Tho
reply was, He is around; he will be here directly"
At this time the positions of all the parties
follows: One of these men (he attempted murderer
stood next and to the mining boss with his ac
comphcc at his side my brother stood next to this
accompice and the outside boss between my brother
and the mining boss After short interval this same
man made the same inquiry for the inside boss. and
the mining boss made reply as above stated The
man Immediately drew siX-barreIed navy revolver
and presenting it at the head of the mining boss
without saying, word, fired. The ball entered the
right cheek and passed out at the left.
Ihe man was Immediately seized by my brother
and the two bosses and pressed to the ground While
on the ground he fired another shot, when my brother
graSped the pistol around the barrel and diverted
still another shot neither of these shots did any
injury; The pistol was then wrenched from his hand
bymy brother. The mining boss becoming weak on nc
count Of his wound. released his hold of the man. who
then succeeded in wrestling himself from the hold of
the outside boss, and got up from the ground making
gestures as II searching for other weapons, and as
Sertng that he had others. My brother and the two
bosses fearing that he had other arms and noticing
plstol-hoSter beneath his coat, retreated to the
mouth of the drift. He defantly followed them
Three shots remaining in the pistol which had been
WIeSleu from MN were nred at him without effect as
he succeeded in protecting himselfby lodging behind
small board shanty standing near the drift mouth
After the third shot had been fred at MIN he ran
of IN the direction Of ST. icholas after his accom-
plce. who during this time kept walking off ahead
OF hIln about two hundred and fifty yards In the
meantime the men employed about the works com
menced congregating, and as he ran followed him
When about one hltndrec and hty yards below The
breaker, he was shot through the head and died
about three hours after. His accomplice was soon
overtaken and caught, and brought back to the
Preaker. HIS person was searched and carpenters
hatchet found concealed under his vest, .o was at
once taken before Justice Fr.g&. IN Mahanoy City,
who, att?- nearing, held him in the sum.of one
thousand dollars for his appearance at the next
Court of Quarter Sessions. Bail was entered in the
above sum, and he was accordingly .eieased-U s.
Railroad and Mining I5eeistsr. -
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The London Spectator of February u offers sug-
gesCon IN regard to the pestence now raging among
neat cattle in England which may be well worth
considering by stock breeders in this country 1t is
70 inc effect that the cattle plague may be one of the
consequences Oh high farming, which has rendered
kIne more susceptible to the contagion of disease
Ihere are two great causes which may predspOse the
system to dlSease-want and plethora. And hence
This pest Wnch IS Indigenous among the scattered
ana hungry cattle of the seppes in the interior of
ASA, necomes pestlence among the tattened herds
of England.
fact confirming this idea is found in the cases Of
france and Holland, into both which countries the
plague was introduced about the same line II an
peared IN England. IN Holland it ravaged the stalls
Whue N france 1t had spread so that many people
1nsSi u ms not been there In that country there
but little high breeding all-eedng S, that the
cattle are mostly in their natural state In England
on the other hand, where high breeding and high,
Ieellk are carried to the greatest lengths there
also practice very prevalent of forcing forward the
iEa55tenlng process upon very yoang animals. The
Edinburgh ReUlelr, IN elaborate article commend
ing th2 Success Of hgh-arming, boasts that animals
which formerly required three years ta fatten are
hqW marketable IN fifteen rontus frou their birth
II there Is any truth in this suggestion. it is of no
little Importance to American stock breeders In the
hrst PLACE, our herds will be less exposed TO he pes
less exacng IN ard to fatneSs Of beaves because
our cattle are much more mixed in breeding and
made UP more largely of native stock, and because
the great breadth and moderate qualitr of our mas
turage tavorS natural ard healthy growth of the
young stock, while the practice a aenng yeariings
luIo peel Is ent.-e!y unAnOWn.
sell word of caution will do no harm, and may
iead 70 some careful and useful observation among
breeders, to accumulate facts bearing on the uaes
uon. The Spectator alleges that tho grape disease
was produced IN great measure, by greed for ex-
GesslVe cops Sy high manurng, and haste for the
Large returns. Many people believe that the potatoe
rot was caused by excessive manuring by planting
too long On the same ground, &nG oy neglecing the
precauon OF changing the seed. In this country the
greatet exposure of the high breed and high fed
stock to disease has already excited attention. as we
are informed SO that. while the Liability to loss by
death among this class is reckoned as high as three
per cent, among common cattle it is not one per
cent, and many think less than one half per cent
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BELGIAN
The Threatened War in Europe
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS, dc.

PORTLAND, April 1G-The steamer Belgian, from
Liverpool on the afternoon of the 29;h uIt, via
Londonderry on the Both, arrived here at $50 this
morning.
The London Times of the Both says that there is
too much reason to fear that the peace of Europe is
about to be broken by of the least just and least
necessary wars of medern times The Times heartily
trusts that England may hold aloof. Half a dozen
war vessels were preparing for at Plymouth, as
reported, to go to the st. Lawrence.
The 3Oth being Good Friday and a holiday there
is no later commercial news.
The language of the PruSsian press by the evident
dictation of the Government, is warlke. and great
military preparations being made throughout the
kingdom.
In Austria the Government is also taking measures
in anticipation Of the coming struggle. Austria is
said to have determined to put end to the Drovis
ional state of affairs in the Duchess and if necessary
will propose the question be referred to the Eu-
ropean Congress.
The Independence Beige of the 29th has news that
the King of Prussia consents to certain military ar
rangements, which though only preliminary indi-
cate almost inevitable.
The rate of discount at the Bank of England re-
mains at per cent.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, March 2a--Flour is very dull Wheat
mixed 29S. .929s Sd. Beef is quiet and steady Pork
Is easier Bacon is inactive. Lard tends downward;
sales at 2s Butter is quiet and Cd. lower. Sugar is
quiet and cd lower Coffee is inactive. Rice is
steady. Ashes still advancing; sales at 36s. .@37s
RoSin steady at Is. oils. for American.
Spirits Iurpentine quiet at i9S. for French.
Petroleum quiet mt =. OBS ID for Refined.
Ship News-Arriyed from Baltimore. Chilena at
LIVERPOOL.
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Fort MONROE, April 9Tho schooner John c..
Henry is reported by telegraph as having arrived
here leaking badlr. She is from Washington bound
to Norfolk with a cargo of lime She encountered
heavy gale from the n n. East on the Chesapeake
on Saturday. and was abandoned. The captain and
crew were taken on board the steamer Liberty from
Baltimore bound to Havana, and were on Saturday
transferred to the schooner Witch of the Wave from
New York bound to York river. The captain of the
Wave subsequently placed his crew aboard the John
Henry, and by great exertions succeeded in bringing
her into this harbOr yesterday morning and run her
ashore.
heavy northeast storm commenced here on Sat
urday night, and it rained all day yesterday.
large fleet of vessels into the harbor, and now
lay anchored awaiting Opportuni y to sail.
The steamer George Appoid, of the Boston line.
broke her propeller while coming down the Chesa-
peake bay on Saturday night, bound to Norfolk Va.
She will be tOwed to Baltimore by the steamer ". .
Kennedy to have her repairs executed before she can
resume her regular trips
FORTRESS MONROE, April 10-The English bark
Carmen, of Turks Island brig Cyclone and schooner
William Cousins, of Prince Edwards Island and
brig Star of Hope, of Boston, were wrecked during
the month of March, on the coast of Mexico, near
TobascO Bar The schooner caught FIRE on the Sth Of
March. having nearly completed loading with log
wood for New York, and burnt to the waters edge.
The brig Cyclone, of Prince Edwards Island, was
also lost in March. twenty-five miles from Tobasco
Bar, having gone there to load logwood for New
York. heavy storm prevailed along the coast
of Mexico during March, and must have proved dis
astrous to other vessels.
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Firemen's CeIebrafion at Mobile.

MOBILE. April l0.-The grand anniversary celebra-
ton of the fire department of this city yesterday
a great After the delivery of an oration the
members of the fire department. city authorities and
a few in vied guests partook of collation. The first
toast proposed was the President of the United
States the first fearless patriot, the friend Of those
who support his policy the opponent of those who
oppose it. Major WitheTs responded, paying elo-
auent trihutA IN the patriotism and craftsmanship of
the peoples President, Andrew johnson. and thank
ing God that such man occupied the position. Maj
Wathon being called for sentiment, responded
as follows wish, Mr.. Chairman, to propose senti-
ment which. think, should not be overlooked on
any occasion of this kind. mean no treason, nor do
| mean TO revive any memories of the past which
ought to be dead, buried. simply offer the health
of distinguished gentleman. give you, therefore
sir, Jefferson Davis. the soldier. statesman patriot
and prisoner. Our tongues may be mute but our
hearts are with him."