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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-07
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
Allegheny live stock Market.

AiLHitlENf ClI1, oCt. ID, looo.
Reported for the DAILY Post.
The market during the week was active;
the offerings were large, aud business was
fair. As usual, the demand was for the bet
ter descriptions. The extreme rates were
the same as last week$4a8 80 per cwt, -
The number Offered were the largest we
have recorded for some weeks. AS compar
ed. this week they stand l,l13. head; last
week gl5 head; increase POP head. Toward
the close the market was dull The figures
which were current early in the week were
difficult to obtain at the close. Several lots
were in want of purchase cr. The humber OF
Eastern purchasers on hand were not large
TIER purchases were limited
AoGs-As the packing season npproae hes
the receipts begin to increase. The offer
ings were the largest we have noted for
some time; buyers, however, appear shy
The present ask; ng rates don't meet their
views 1t will require Il short spell Of cold
weather in or ler to regulate prices. just
as soon as packers enter the market the
rates will become more settled. A few wmud
parcels were disposed of at SO 25al0 90 per
cwt; in retail way, shade higher prices
were obtained.
SHEEp-The supply was limited, and so
was the demand The former was fully up.
With the latter prices we're governed by the
quality. Sales were made at variety of
prices, ranging from "a 10, 50a6 50 per cwt;
transactions we're made at all these prices.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
A valuable Knapsack.

In a Milwaukee paper mill, on Friday
last one of the girls engaged in asserting
old rags, was lucky enough to open an old
knapsack, which had been shipped from
Chicago, and while tearing it to pieces dis
covered package of 81 600 in greenbacks,
which had been sewed between the lining
and the outside. 1t has Jeen customary at
the mill when money is found concealed, to
take it the office of the works and surren-
der it to the proprietors, the finder receiv.
ing liberal reward. But the fortunate fin
der of the above mentioned package,
INSTEAD of complying with this custom, re-
tanned 81, 900 of the money, and gave to her
emplo, crs only $4,000 of the money.
Doubtless, it had been the property of
some poor soldier, who probably whe fell in
battle, and his knapsack laying on the field
was condemned as worthless, and the money
intended to alleviate the sorrows of the
future, in the above remarkable manner
lcll into hc hands Of strangers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
l. Prompt and Full Payment of
Als Claims Demanded,

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The Times Wash
ington special says, in regard to our affairs
with England, growing out of the depreda-
tions during the late war of the privateers
Alabama and SHENANDOAH Mr. Adams, our
Nliaistor to the Court Of St. James, was
some time since instructed to make per-
cmptory demand for ilcn,ni+y for the loss
sustained by our commercial interests. To
this demand Mr. Adams received an evasivs
reply. He was Immediately instructed to
repeat the same. He did 50, but no definite
response has yet been received, but the tone
Of the English newspapers recently receiv-
cd indicates that these renewed and persist
ent demands have not been without effect,
The British Government is now putting out
tcelers in their various organs, showing
their disposition in the matter. From these
it appears that they are willing to submit
the claims to arbitration or to Board Of
National Commissioners. Our Government
will accept no arrangement Of this sort, but
will insist on prompt and full payment Of
The claims This is our ultimatum, as con-
tanned in the instructions unde. which MIR.
adams is now acting.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
The Threatened Radical. Rebel
Hon en baltimore.

The th eatened resistance of the Radi-
caiS in Maryland by armed force against the
Stlte authority, if it shah remove the Bal
imore Police Commissioners from office, is
thus noticedby the New York Times, which
is now acting with the Republicans. 1t
rays:
Everywhere the Radicals of the ultra
stripe seem disposed to take matters into
their own hands, and TO assert their right
to rule, whether the law gives them war
rant or not. From Baltimore, for instance,
we hear of armed organizations, of appeals
for physical aid Of preparations for street
conflict. And for what purpose? And un-
der what proyication? Why, in view Of
the possible removal by Governor Swami Of
Police Commissioners who are charged with
violation of duty The law makes the Gov
ernor the .iu !ge during the recess Of the
legislature; the case is brought before him
IN conformity with law, and he declares his
reeoivc to be governed by the law in any
action he may take. Ills position in the
premises is legally impregnable, ard the
spirit in which he approaches his duty
u !. ing from his reported renarks-is un-
a'i.o.ionai, Ii his decision he at variance
vi w he Law furpi he M Of r,dress.
lei, forsooth the Kadical laction declare
that, law or no law, the Police Commission
.as shall not be removed; and preparations
bnve been mad, by the mob for armed re-
.istance ID tkt lawful authority of :! S.a's
4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

The Cadiz Republican Charges
the Soldiers with FavOring the
Laie war rs 4 Means of ma
King Money.
The following is a paragraph in a recent
Article in the .Seatiilel in regard TO the re-
cent election:
"Those who regard civil war a. means
OF living, or as means OF making money,
voted the Radical ticket r
No person with at least "half common !
would have supposed there was anything in
the above extract that could have applied
to men who were facing untold hardships
for sixteen dollars month, with rations net
such as many would fancy, but it appears
the Cadiz RepublicaR thougl that the rea-
soa the soldiors favored the war was be-
cause it ives a means Of making money, and
thu, by an application which no sane mar
would make, utters bare calumny upon
the soliiers. We suppose his willingness
to SANDER the soldiers arises from the fact
that no "kith and kin of his were in the
army. and his anexiety to go there himself
was rather stronger the other ,cdy.
tn ch lrge that the Cincinnati Enquirer
or the Cadiz Sentinel villifed or denounced
tie soldiers is so much without foundation,
that We pass it with contempt, knowing
that there is no person of ordinary intelli-
gcnce who has read either, but will know
its untruth. There are, however few ig-
noramuses who are positively SO stupid as
to pretend to think that because men OPP
posed the policy of an administration; that
that opposition was 'denouncing and Will
flying" all agents of that administration,
whether they were engaged in executing
the part Of the policy denounced or not,
We give the Republican attack on the
Sentinel for sits elections. 1t only shows it,
stupidity
We never had any doubt as to the amount
of the love the Butternut party had for the
| soldiers On any occasion, except perhap,
a few weeks before all election, they villifi
| ed, denounced, sometimes openly, at other
times by innuendo the brave men who wen
into the army to pr) tect the nation from
the assa llts of her encmiea. She same
spirit that actuated the leading papers o
the Democracy to SANDER the soldiers open
ly and squarcly when they were fighting for
the country moves them to-day to publisl
such beautiful sentences as the following
which we clip from last weeks ,Senti,d, and
which first made its appearance in that de
lectable sheet known as the Cincinnati En-
QuHcr.
Those who regard civil war as a mean
of living, or as means of making money
voted the Radical ticket"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31


The New Albany Ledger of Tuesday
says: ...
awe took some trouble yesterday 70 in
form ourselves of the condition and bros
poets of the comfg hog slaughterng season
around the falls of the Ohio; and in con-
versation with one of the principal packers,
we learned that up to this date not a single
contract had been made either in this city,
Louisville or Jcffersonville. There will be
large hog crop the present year. There
Is an abundance of the very best corn to
feed them on, and for this reason feeders
are likely to crowd the market until their
supply of corn is pretty well exhausted. 1t
is believed that nearly four hundred thou
sand hogs will he slaughtered in the cities
around the falls during the packing season
Of 1866 g. Ther. are no pricls establish
ed, the view of packers being widely differ
ent as to what should or will be the open,
ing rates The price it is believed, how
ever, will be between six and a half and Sc
ven and half cents. These figures are
however. the mere euesscs of packers. -
The probabilities are that the opening prices
here and at Louisville will be the same as
at Cincinna;. NJ Mcdonald 4 Co, will be
the principal packers here, though we
hear it iDtImated nat other parties will
pack pretty extensively. The season is not
| likely to open, either here or at Louisville,
earli er than the first Of December.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
Eaeduction of Taxes.

1t is stated that the Revenue Corfznls-
sim, appointed to make Investigations
into the subject Of revenue and to re-
port thereon, will recommend reduc-
tim or taking off entirely the tax on manu-
facturers and raw articles, as well as re-
duction OF the income tax; probably to
three per cent. on incomes over thousand
dollars, and cutting it off on all under that
amount. 1t : believed, too, that the Sec
rotary tf the Treasury will indorse thi, re-
c,mn ldation in his own report to Congress
ne, { December This will be gratifying in
telligence to the Whole country, for while
while we arc able to hear the present bur-
dens have borne them without munner,
there is no necessity to raise superabun-
aant revenue. In fact, 70 do 50, would or :
u lead TO extravaganza, corruption and de.
a u si1atsGEA
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

CApT..JpHN MCKEE, of Hamilton, Ohio
is conscientious and henest-he has re-
turned to the Pension Bureau $ll0,80, with
the Endorsement that the extent of his
disability did not entitle hlm to 50 large a
nenson.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
zTg1portan1.

gla hooks and accounts IF the Cadiz Sen
.,Bci Printing office from April !, lS5l to
August | 1865, the time that | published
be paper, have been placed in the hands OF
JOSIAH LEWIS, Esq, of Archer township
ior immediate collection. All persons owing
3o for Subscription to, Advertising in, or
Job Work done at the Cadi. Sentinel office,
are expected tomake immediate payment to
air. LEwts, which will cid costs and trou-
lie. Further indulgence cannot be given,
2 7 must have what is owing to me.
CHARLES n. ALLEN.
},aiiz, Ohio, September ;, 1865,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

Nothing shows the fraudulent character Of
the vote for Brough in 1863 more than
these figures The total vote that year Was
Az, 900, or $4,000 more than it was in the
Presidential election Of 1864, and 1000
more than was cast this year. There is no
doubt that these latter elections drew out
many thousand more honest votes than that
election did. The Democratic vote is stead
increasing in the State. Twelve years
$50 its vote was but 100000; now it is
abou double that, Or '2l5, 1000. Gin. Eng
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

Total 223, 1888 l93,697 256, ,302 2l3,6o6
William Henry Smith majority for Sec
retary Of State, 1896; Josiah Scott's ma
iority for Supreme Judge, 42,6l4.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
Bingham e mai. l,422
ghe omciaE Vote OF OnlO.

The full official vote Of Ohio has not been
declared as vet, but the following table of
fhe Congressional districts is as near Gp-
prnximation to it: . -a..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
OHIO STATE ELECTION, OC-
TOESER 8, 1866.

OMcEaE Returns of Home and
ArnGy Vote for Governors, DC-
tOber 10, 1860, and Vote for
Secretary Of State, October 8,
1856.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

Tag Narraglnse:t IEjanas, of Rhode
Island, have declined to become citizens and
voters.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

AWHrTE soldier vho enlisted any tin 9
from the beginning of tile war to June %,
1868, gets $l00 bounty by the act of July
26. 1866, and no more. "A negro soldier
who enlisted after October IL, 1863, gets
$500 bounty by section four OF the act Of
June Is, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

klR. GREELEY has made $l00,000 out of
he Great Conflict" No wonder that he
wants another civil War.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
FIRE! FIREn FIRE!l!
TEiE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
ANCE COMPANY.
II3 Broadway, Neg York.

CASH CAPITAL............~SI. AIS ,6G7 62
All paid up and securely invested in such
solid securities, as cannot be impaired by
any crisis or revolution that may occur in
the financial condition of our country, offers
to the pubic a guaranty few other com
panies can, and at as low rates as any res
poRsiJie companies can.
Among the hist of Stock holders will be
found the names of the most responsible
and prominent business men of the country
men of high character for integrity, sound
judgment, and good busLess qualifications.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
is composed of men, representing the Finan-
cial, Manufacturing legal, Rail Road,
Steamboat & Agricultural interests of the
Country, whose aim it will be to make the
International equal to any Insurance Com
pany in this Country or Europe.
When house is discovered on fire the
first question asked is "Is it insured2" If
not the carelessness or neglect of the owner
| is severely reprobaied, and well he merits it.
for by the payment of trihing sum (which
is wasted by nearly every one on some idle
luxury he might have secured indemnity
against that loss. The advantages of insur-
ance are every day demonstrated, among us,
and there are hundreds, yes thousands now
living in comfort who without it would have
been doomed to life of want. Let every
one ponder this and secure an insurance in
a good reliable Company before it is too
late.
JOSEPH RALsToN Dist. Agt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

In 1860 Massachusetts had l57, Rh'de
Island ! 80, New Yoik 81 and Pennsylvania
62 inhabitants to the square mile, with
rates applied to to the United States would
give 472, 400, 246 inhabitants Were the
United States as denstly populated as Eng
land, we should have 924.O00,OO0 peo.
,,la
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

THERE are %, 900 Widows and 10000 or
phans in Alabama, three-fourths Of them
utterly destitute.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31
0alleial Vote oftEAe 10th District. /.

gfa GearY's official majority in .Pennsyl-
zana is l7,l35
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

lhe following is the official vote of the
I.t.S y. 49, --- u
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

1865. 1906.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-10-31

The subscribers will be happy to receive
communications from any one that desires
further information about the CABINET Or
CANS, and are anxious to putint the hands
Of everybody, whether intending TO pur-
chase AN instrument or not, copy of the
circular, whicn contains a vast amount of
interesting musical information. Copies
mailed free to nnX.addrcss.
CHARLES c. MELLOR q Co,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
KNOW THY DESTINY

Madame r.. + Thornton -" gs.at English As.
frolpg'st. Ci'irvoyant AMI P>yclOmctrici,n. whn
as aSt"a',h2i the scientific classes of the Old
w ord, has now located herself at Hudson " v
HaGa"e Ih@rrtNn possesses such nderfu pow.
erS of s"ccnl sight. to enable her to impar,
knowledge o:the gre iicSt Importance o the nglc
or married of either sex. While in state ri
trance. she delineate< the very features Of the per
son Won are TO marry and NV the ai,i Of ir-tr,i-
melt OF intense power, known ~ the pSvci ono
ir"ne. guarantees to pro luce life / Ike picture
"f tn" future husband wife &C the applicant
together with date Of marriage, position in life,
Iea'iir" traits OF character. &c. This * no hum
bag a thousands of te.timOnI,S can HSsnrt-
She VIII send when desired Il certified ccri; feat,
or written GU ,rtutee that the picture i what II
pTrn"rtS To nc. Bv er closing sn,l lock Of hlir
and stating place Of birth. age, ,ilsnositi,p .nl
complexion AMI enclosing 81 cents and stamped
on elope addressed to yourself. Won will receive
the picture and infoi m ttion bv rp'nrn mai All
communications sacrrdlS confidential. A.!lrcs.
IN cond"nce. Naiiro f. f. Thornton. L. O.
Box 223. IiuiSnn n Y
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

By vir'n" the authority vested in me bv rho
Wars AL Cncsit Cont ut lis August term 1856,
viii olter for sale at Private sale, 1t my Office
in Plymouth
On SatrlaY. Nouen,J.r 1CM, 1866,
Between the hours nf 10 O'Clock a m and 1
o'c'ocA p. m of said day. the following Real
Estate IN N'r hall county and State OF Indiana.
to-w't: Part of Lot number p in Br men boun
died a. follows: Commencn" four feet Of
the north east corner of said lot and running
thence south l26 feet, thence west % feet thc,c"
north i26 feet, thence . feet to tic place of
begisning
1ln"s-One lalfpa down. and :. balrnce in
months with curity, waving valuation and
apprasemcnt laws
NJ A. PACKARD. Conn.,.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
$eyi reg .EOs5co.

Notice IA h"rebv Gv"n that tho UNDERSIGNED
County Surveyor of N,r~h,ll County. In Nrnl
viii, ct the request of MYERS & Rlr,rr
rrocrcA on Mon Inv. tho 9th day or Novrmhar
l@66. to -urv"v IN sub livi ie the fpilpwn dee
r"bei lands in N,r~hill conn.v: Sections % anil
.. T IS. 4. |. and also establish the corners
of the lands belonging 10 said Gvrrs Btr,rr
in said section. slil survey viii hr en-.
timed from drv slav # ill cnrnDctr,l.
Non resident owners Of llns in St;l section
who fill tn meet at IA" ainvn mentioned
time. ~ tho residence of Mver, {, Birl,er and
defrly proviic for defr,vine their p rtion
of tn" expenses If sud survoy. Will be returned to
the county Auditor rs delinquent. and such de-
linqncn"es placed ON the tax duplicate for collec
ton According To law.
n1-3w ]. VI. RINGER. Surveyor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
- West vs. John West

CharIc- " est " est
In the Circuit Court. August Term. 1886
Bv virtue OLA commission ami order Of sale i.-
sued out of the Clerk Office al tho Marshall
Circuit Court and 10 me re,tel. | viii of
Ger for sale at public outcry. at tn" Court House
door in the town of Plymouth. Marshall County
indan1 between The hours OF - o'clock 4. n. nd
4 clock NJ, or Saturday the lnih dav Of No
vrnh"r sc. the following real estate to wit:
The Undivided Que half ~ lot No twelve in sam
uel MrrrilI's addition Ia the town of Plymouth -
rspt IN of The aforesaid. lot heretofore sold 10
F. n Thomd~on. in Marshall county ana tate
of Indiana. Hihc rents AMI profits for L, RIM ofnot
exceeding seven wears are not sold for enough IL
satisfy ,id commission WILL IT the shove .pcci
fed time and place. offer all the ugl title end
interest of the Defendant In and TO the above dc
scIbed property.
nj II VI LOGAN Sheriff
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
MANHOOD Hcw ro5T. HOW RES
cEn

~EIEsu Inst nnhlisci now p,fion ~ TT
Z-Er%xS9 verwell's Celebrl'ed Essay
N.Y. on the radicai cure without mcdi-
rinef Of SPEam,nRnF. or Seminal WrrkneSs. in
voluntary Serum, losses. tmno'encv, VI ntal AMI
Pny,ic,l ncapaciy. lmp.dm"nts to M,rragr.
etc also ConSumpiinn, Epilepsy, and Fits, in
duceh bv self scxull cvtrtvagnucc.
n Price, IN a sell"d envcpnc. only cents.
The celebrated author. in his admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success.
fl rractice. that t'tr alarming cnnscquer ces ct
.clf abuse may he radically cured without the rse
Of intcrn, M dicine or the application of the knife
pointing ont \ mode Of cure 81 once. sInplcl
-"'',in AMI ef'cctual. nv means of which every
i:..,., To
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The Undersigned administrators of the eat I = Of
Martha Jane Ameish. deceased. will sell II pub
lie ale on Saturday. Nov. 81, | c., at the Late
residence of John \ Shirley. IN Center to = n~hi7
Marshall Co indiana, the following personal
property. TO wit Horses, cattle. sheep, no :
hou-ch"ld and kitchen fuinit,.rr. farming.
utensils, corn in the fell AMI all the per
son:,l property of said estate \ credit of niuc
months will be gwen on all sums over three dol =
Lars, purchaser giving note with approved Securi.
", waving valuation anl appraisrment laws
Sale To commence 1T 10 O'clo k A. VI.
6-3w ELIAS JAC0BY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-10-25

NEW JEwELRY STORE -W. VI. Pyle
4 Bro. recently of Indianapolis, have
opened Jcwelry Store in the new build
ins of j. s. Allcman, north of the Bank
on Michigan street. These gentlemen
have fine stock Of goods, AMI offer them
at reasonable figures. Call AMI examine
their goods and prices