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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

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a Office -47 caroiideet street corner of Union
ac,LRDAy January 20, 1885,, at 9
on Royal street. viii DO sold ~ 49,
!, TIL Az MOST VALUABLE CORNER of Canal and e1ai
pae streets being i've lots Of ground in the square bounded
Gana custoIohoise and Derbgns Streets
IIiNisE LOTS OF GROUND, designated Lots Nos j. al
ard The act by which rhos Hagan tile same LII
no measures ~ feet inches and lines front on Canal
street by depth and front Gisiborpe Of los feet
lnrhes ana lines bounded side, toward Derbignr
street, ~ the Lot No a. Lots Nos ~ and q measure
feet inches and lines ilont on Canal ssgsst, r,
inches ana lines M depth, bewee- r fst = $50
buildings and Winchester afr
Mo a9as , of to A Moutoaiss j o4 tset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
NINE VERY VALUABLE VACANT LOTS OF GRoUNI
on Mary between New Camp aud Chestnut street.
/ Fourth District, ~ auction.
NY ", R, WALTON 81 RESLONDEs

Il ss Office, No Al Carondele street. corner of Union.
fEMURSDAY. january 18th, 1866, at IL
- n cloek the Merchants and Aactieneers Exchange
isey III street. Will be Sold
Z. NINE VACANT LOTS OF GROUND. In the Fourth Dis
att 81 Wy IN the square bounded by New Camp CHEST
~ Mary and Felicity streets designated by the Nos to
AMI iseniteets. dated Oct. -. 1865
Lots Nos 70 ineusiye asjon aoch athar and measure
s ss & ees inches en 81 Mary street. by depth of
Chestnut and St. Mary streets " ~ : - ~
lot No Rdons the sicvs "a fa. q ;,e,,as
znes fens on ~ Mary street Is feet lines width in tho
~. ~ o. - ,ess on the side No and 2b
Of New Camp and St Mary Streets al rnnSne becl 10
| streets. - : -.f s.As SANst-~'
THIS property IS situated in the midst finest residences
in the Fourth DISTRICT Is convenient Gan and
street lines Of city cars and offers for Iyesse ar IN ms
prosenent unusual advantages :. s' iA"f
/ re- fRRas-Cash in u s Treasury notes
Act Of sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Pahc The M
neuse oi the purchasers. -
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SUPERB RESIDENCE ON EsPLANADE STREET
BY j. F. WALTON az DEsLoNDE,

Office No. a Carondelet street
THURSDAY, january IS, 1866, at I9
O'Clock the Merchants and Auconesrs Exchange
on Royal street. viii be sold
THATSUPERB RESIDENCE and grounds on the corner
Eslanade and St. Claude Streets late the property Ham
ton Wright Esq and nov occupied by Gonrtenay Esq
THE LOTS TOGETHER measure III feet front Espla.
made street by depth front st Claude OF log
feet inches and lines the opposite line liz 5nches
and lines and the line 1T feet 10 lines
UPON THESE LOTS Is one of the most splendid and
pee residences in New Orleans built in brick succoed
imitation of brown stone, and contains the first
hall II feet wide By 50 feet deep beautiful library 20
feet square, carved oak and mahogany dining 26x feet
smoking room liY4 feet pantry nursery Kitchen store
20 feet small parlor or boudoir l6x14 feet
SECOND FLOOR-Sx Bedrooms and two Bathrooms in
main building water Closets Six Bedrooms in
back building Cistern in roof supplying water the main
back buildings.
Stables and Carriage House. beautiful Fountain highly
improved ornameI tai Garden.
This mansion is Of the most elegant in all respects as
regards workmanship finish elegance and convenience the
South It very comodious aud contains every modern i'm
s f
hA- TERMs-Cash in U. s. Treasury Notes.
Act of sale before Notary Public, at the expense OF
the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Apctioneer
Office No. II Exchange Place,
SATURDAY, january 18Th, at ~ o'cloch
~ NJ, at the Mechans and AncuOneers Exchange will
be sold at public auction for account OF qsdauon without
/, That valuable COTTON PRESS PROPERTY situated on
the corner Of Front and Henderson Streets comprising eight
aud oisnac srests dssisnated by tic Nos l. J. and l.
md measuring each Y feet 6imces Front street by depth
q Front Henderson streets Lots Nos H. ID 70 aud
Ines oa On i 8 a ep Gbe ~ s
F lines 81 ~ esS Il inches lines giving tot2! front on
together with the improvements consisting of large brick
vail he ne lot tie os snd es oo c 9f
sa may se dded t. eGmBise the property to epnsop5
Ing and depot Property rented tile sl20O per
2 A LARGE LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded by
s ] LaogSs ana Orange streets measuring g
&GGgs lines In depth together with the improvements
anct 70 r5tton nrcs and III draSa EN-, "eSaole "a
lg notes OF the purchasers secured by owners privilege and
rate Of per cent annu from date until maturity, and
Per Snt per anau9l II not then paid until final payment
tg tas vendor Notes to be ubdvded SHIT the
Acts Of als-Property firstly described before Stark
Soc ~ 5 S o e s$SS6 E a Hero
YAALUABLE IMPROVING PROPERTY, FORMING raE
Corner of Baronne and Common streets One-stoy Frame
BT g. Il. GIRARDEy 81 CO.,
-, . Office No Il Exchange Place
10 hbA 7 summary goth, 1860, at I5
~ 9eeEk NJ ~ thg Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange
at public auction, viii be sold
The following valuable CORNER PROPERTY forming the
corner of BaronHe and Common Streets square bounded by
ef0hue Common Graylcr and Rampant DryNdcs streets
meas urlnS q feet II inches and 81 lines front
street u ect inches Geptl and front Common street. 50
et wide in the by Ito feet deep the upper side line
English measure and all more less il any there be
together with the Improvements, comprising several frame
dwellings, and oncstury brick store and she'd portion Of
%hcbS leased Tor S95 month payable monthly from the
LtOctober, 1863 until the LIST October, 1867.
Le remainder Of the Improvements only repcd but may
0e leased also and tho entire susceptible ANIMAL OF
upwards {" S4m This property cannot fail enhance
'"tls on account OF i!S proximity to business etc.
10" IBRAs-0ncthird cash balance and years
credit for notes secured by mortgage and vendors privilege on
the property sold The purchaser the payment Of
n9te secrnd by mortgage the property dated August Is
s9i Tor S1o bearing interest from date until paid the
OF per cent per annuu due prime iDa
and interest to $500 which will be deducted from The
et portion me improvements TO be kept fully
policy -ierred to vendor.
purchasers. - - $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
POSITIVE SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE OF VAL
liable Store Property Customhonse street. between
chartres street and Exchange Place
]. B. WALTON, Auconeer.
Office. No. At Carondelet street

&AIGkDAY, January go, at Q o'clock
y NJ at the Merchants Aactoneers Exchange Royal
street, without reserve, Will be sold 9
THAT VERY DESIRABLE THREE-STORY BRICK
Store No 81 Cusohonse street well adapted for counting
balconies in front of the third stoes together
with the VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND udioininr the
corner q Exchange Place. measuring about % feet front On
Gustomhopse street by 90 feet in depth all French measure
according to plan made by L. Reizensten surveyor dated
May Is, 1853 upon which the store is erected
Possession u the propey will be given only on the 18th
February 10 give time for removal except Offices on the
hrs Gpr which are leased uatil the rst9f October
payment 5000 capital payable 2 January 1850 and III
terest notes payable the 1928 January 1866 1861 and 1868
total Interest notes Of 95l a ali bearing mortgage upon
the property and for the balance cash in e. Treasury Notes
Act fale before Adoph Boudonsquie Notary Public ut
the expense Of che purchaser.
TINE SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARES N THE
able for daiIynen saraoning pnrposes, etc. At acan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
ny GARDNER esEErE1 s. co.

= 'fAIt5NIN SMITH lAVNtlOleeFt :
oEice-No. 80 Camp street
SATURDAY, january rs, at IL o'clock n,
~ at the Merchants and Aucttoeers Exchange will be Sold
l. ACERTAIN SQUARE OF GROuNB sitnated in the
second District of this city, bounded by Bienyle Lopez
Cont and SRedO Streets containing IS lots The aqare
well filed above high water mark, per certificate Of the
city surveyor
FIRST District OF this city bounded by Common Cargoon
avenue toA and Solomon streets aud rs This
square il cultivated vegetable garden and las on il smut
house The above properties valuable for investments and
for Immediate occupation.
F Terms Que third cash ia y S. Treasury notes the
balance at one and two credit r notes bearing mar
cent. interest, and per cent. eventual interest -
For the property No l-Acts of sale before - notary
public, at the expense of the purchasers.
For the property No. Acts OF A
notary public, at the expense of the purchasers
All us per plans at the Exchange.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
n ANpRErm,s GARDEN SEEDS.

=
Growth Of 1851 HAFEER has large and
NH assortment of GARDEN SEEDS from Landreth Son,
Philadelphia for sale IN quantities to suit purchasers Country
supplied with Seeds by the Dozen hundred thou
papers, otherwise retailing Grass Seeds and
white Clover, Onion Sets, etc. H. HAFNER,
los ST Charles street,
Opposite St CharleS Theater.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
BRICK TWO STORY DWELLING ON ITALIA STREET
Near Annunciation street.
BY j. Il. WALTON d DESEoNDE,
j, b. WhIToS Auctioneer

sold 9
ONE LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and i'm.
thereon in the First District city in the
square bounded by Thala, St Theresa, St Thomas and
Tehoupitouas streets measuring q feet inches front
Ihaa street y feet 9nche2 lines front Theresa street.
by depth Of 100 feet inches lines side nearest
Iehonpitouas street, and depth of ZIG feet inches
lines on the other side, nearest st. Thomas street
The improvements this lot consist OF TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING cont aiming par hall first
floor two bedrooms and large cabinet hall on second 0pr
Two story back buildings containing three bedrooms Kitchen
storernnm, coal-house wash house. cistern we'll etc
RJ-rERhs--cash in u S. Treasury notes.
Act OF sale before A. D. DoroGour Notary Public at the
of the purchaser. =
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VERY DESIRABLE FIRsr-cLAss DWELLING HOUSE
St. Joseph street, near s.. CHARLES .trees.
BY J. B, Walton 4 DEslosDR.

BY j. B. WALTON 81 DElSL0NDE,
4i5l .#sl j. b. WALTON, Auronear.
Oaice-7 Careadelet street, corner Union.
fEaHUKSDAY, january Is, 1865, at ls
4 O'clock at the Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange
will he sold
X THE HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. 95 NJ Joseph street between ST Chsres and Carondeet
streets IN the square bounded by ST Joseph Carondee
and St Charles streets
The Lot measures 40 feet front ST. Joephsree depth
OF 1913 feet inch aud lines between parallel lines The i'm
pr0vements consist of handsome and well built Three
Brick Dwelling House with Baltimore front and contains
wide hall 2large parors St floor large bedrooms on
I'd floor and two large bedrooms and cabinet Sd there
an ornamental iron yefanda front I'd story wide
galleries in the The back buildings toor brick
and contain large breaaraom kitchen china closet pantry
closets LIST three bedrooms
bath room and water closet u ID floor
There l. brick building running
tue rear OF the lot containing large bed about eighteen
FEET square There is and bells throughout the house.
There side entrance to the property St Joseph street.
and large yard side and rear paved and Ornamental and
coal room, large cistern, hydrauu, etc
EJ- TERdS-Eleyen Thousand Dollars Cash in United
states Treasury Notes. aud the balance in the notes the
purchaser e his own order At nine twelve and eighteen
final The buildings to insured at the cost Of the
policies
oil the second note, to the vendor.
Act of sale before Walter H. Peters Notary Public ut the
expense of the purchaser.
SUPERB RESIDENCE ON EsPLANADE STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

FOR ACCOUNT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cor.
ton Press Property Front Henderson Streets
opposite the shippers Press, and large Lot Race.
between Religious and St Thomas streets having stablng
accommodations for 60 horses.
BYC. Il. GIRARDEY g. CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

| SUCCESSION OF .Tnos; T. GUIos-No. 25,82l-Bx-
Charles street ~ 49, "
BY GARDNER sAtGTEE e. co.
GARDINER SMITH, Auctioneer,
Office 30 Camp street
~ a T. s,are m g & sss s at 10 m e. @
and viii be continued from dy anti the enre stock
4 ron %G he Hon 6 S5G are b a9 p % m to
District Court 9" New Orleans GATED tie 9Th January 1866 for
This stock comprises the largest and richest variety
% good f az ever offered at asetion il this ETY. comprising
ces Eertu Vases BISCUITS and Paran tatuettes
4 Cutlery Rasors Hair and Clothes Brushes yolns Paint
asa hREsGE se and GGS d } sa ans ssE
Ppe Ladies Gl Shell and Ivory Combs Head Ornaments
Store fixtures consisting Of Plate Glass show Cases She
ing with glass doors Ironsae Counters Show Windows
personal effects consisting ola Sold Watch Jeer
Nearing apparel furniture, Sewing Machine, Buggy and
n9- TERMs-oas1 in United States Treasury notes
FINE COTTON WAREHOUSE SITE ON GRAND ISLAND
Barataria divided into Fifty pieces of Land having
each arpent front by depth which from the Gulf
of Mexico to Caminada Bay. Likewise fine two-story
Brick Store with granite pillars No BenYe street be-
tween Exchange Place Chres street. at present being
occupied by w r White merchant, dealer in Leather
Hides, etc
Succession of the late JUAN IGNAcIo DE EGANAsecond
District Court of New Orleans. No. 1852
BR G. DE FERRET,
AuorIosEER-Oice No AZ Royal street
GESDA u, Jauuary 10th, ISGG, at 1T
clock NJ at the Merchants aud Anctioneers Exchange
virtue g. an order Of the Honorable John W Thomas Judge
the second District Court of the city of New Orleans dated
the ist OF pecembe 1865 Court Docket No. 1862 will be
succession, to wit - - 49, 1888
/ "a 4 GERraiN PIECE OF GROUND on Grand Island
at Barataria Parish OF Jefferson in this state admirably SIT
uated tor a Cotton Warehouse fronting the of Mex
leo and on Caminada Bay being divided pieces
OF groundNos to 6and having each American tneasre
one arpen more or less front the Gulf Camnada Bay
by depth OF 10 to 20 The said ftyuu pieces
ground wi be sold separately with the improvements
as per plan exhibited in the office Of the Exchange before the
day of sale ~ ~
z a CERTAIN PIECE OF GROUND, with a two,stcry
Brick store thereon situated in the square Benv
Ghnrtes Royal and Cusonionse streets in the Second
aret OF TINS city being No. o. having in American measure
p rect front on Benye street by depth of 70 feet
between parallel lines and purchased by the deceaseeof
l BY act passed before Guyo Notary Public in
ms CITY, on the 18th OF August 1873 and that Gppearg
supplementary inventory Of the succession of the
De said Inventory having been the afore
ad Notary Public on the 23d September 1861 Tie plan
Tue property described in the paragraph likewise
sale ~ ~ '' VI
notes. T" '-s7'''
Acts Of sae before Chas Cpveer Notary Public at the
expense Of the purchasers. - " ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
AUCTION SALES.

CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT RosEwooDs AND
Mahogany Parlor and Bedroom Furniture Oak and Mahog
any Dining Room Furniture etc., at auction.
BY j. b. WALTON & DEsLoNDE,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11
AUCTION SALES.
THE ENGINES AND MACHINERY OF THE STERN
fn Wheel Steamer ''Antelope'' at auction 2
By j. Ii. WALTON 81 DEsLONDE,

Office No. Il Garondeiet street, corner Union street
EKIDAf. 10Th day Of january, 1855, at
u ocock at the Reading Press bead of Thaia
street. for of the u Navy Department. under the
direction Of w Cook s. naval storskeeper will sold
THE MACHINERY ofthe stern wheel steamer "Anteloper
complete two engines, highly finished diameter of
inches length of stroke So feet two boilers q feet long 81
complete The DOCTOR freight holster and engines have
lately put in complete order and will require expense
in putting the same to
There also powerful Capsan arranged work from
freight holster; also, one Deck Pump
The Crank SHAFT for main engine is of wrought iron, with
wrought cranks the buckets and yokes rods
par bf the steam pipes wheel srups, ange bolts breec
ing chimneys etc. included and ali other articles that
properly belong the machinery of the boat will be
over to the purchaser
@Hy TERMS CoNDIT1oNsThe purchaser pay onehaf
Of the Of adjudication the time adjudication the
balance delivery all in U Treasury notes.
The machinery the and risk Of purchaser
from the time of adjudication.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

We shall endeavor by strict personal attention to all bust
ness and by vigorous and unng effort so to avail
ourselves of possible advantage either in the SALE OF
CONSIGNMENTS Or in the PURCHASE OF ORDERS that
may be confded to houses either at NEW ORLEANS
MEMPHIS NEW YORK, or MOBILE Ala as to merit
and secure most and confidence and
patronage
A UTHEOBTZED BY ACT OF CONGRESS-
THE ONLY LOCALIZED AND CHARTERED LOTTERY
Vlt. s-re'f+-
-, - - X - .-ssfti~
los .n -, I4eET' United STATES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

TTG, 1T. WELLS,
NO IL CusTOMHoUsE STREET,
&snufactuFer of Tin and sFsGtt 1TI5 F,s 11s
lion dealer IN on THURsS-rr7 Of every deScrp-
7 AoR ST. 46e55 Wholesale and retail Has constantly
Il No. - u.
Va ne of Tin Ware, to which the attention
the city ind country trade is respectfully. called
NULES ,,.,.,,,,..,BT JULES. .........,- RI UEEs.
arrived from Kentucky 1875 Of the est mules
brought this market. Planters and merchants in need
No will do we'll to call at II Batonne street
| DIR J. ELLIOTT,
| II BAronne street, Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

The only paying United States License and per cent
Internal Revenue Tax all sales the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-11

SUCCESSION OF THos F. GUI0N-EO. 2hs24-By-
tenSve Catalogue Sale Of the entire OF Elegant anl
Rich Goods AZ the old stand of the deceased No 20 ST.
Charles street. 49, - "
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13


THE LEADING INsrRuMENT.-''The In
strumont known as the Cabinet Organ i,
quite as great an Improvement upon tn,
~rnelodeoa, introduced some twenty year,
ago, or its successor, the %harmonium, as q
concert grand piano-torte Of to-day is ove1
the imperfect pianos in vogue a quarter Of
q century since. The melodeon lost favor
from. . lack Of capacity for EXPRESSION. 1t.
music was n%aonotoseus to a degree annoy
Jog to euitivahed ears. The harmonium
was an Improvement upon the melodeon,
but still failed to satisfy to the extent de.
rnanded by its use in chapels, school-rooms
or halls, as support to choral singing
Within q couple of years, Messrs. Mason
4 Hamlin, who have always taken the lead
Id this country as manufacturers of reed
instruments, have succeeded in largely over.
coming the defects noticed in instruments
Of this Glass. -NeD York World.
See advertisement in another colmn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

SOLDIERS BoUNTY.-The Lower House
of Congress has, by a vote almost unsni.
nous, passed the bill Equalizing Bounties'
This act gives to each soldier a uniform
bounty of 500 per year, or $50 per month,
for actual term of service, deducting what
has already been paid. The Senate, actu-
ated by the same sense Of justice to the sol
der, will without doubt, be quite as ready
to adopt the bill, and we may confidently ex-
pect that in a few days il will be a law. As
all applications are considered in turn it i.
evident at once that they should be prepsr-
ed and perfected as early as possible. As
we have a number of excellent and compe-
tent attorneys at home. those interested in
the bounty law, should apply to them and
not send their claims to collectors abroad.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13
Cattle Market.

TUESDAY, June 5, 1866.
Cdtae-There was again a very good sup
ply Of Cattle on sale this week, being is,i-
mated in round numbers at nine numbered
head, and with a fair demand, the market
ruled steady, at prices ranging from 81 to
9 cents per b. gross.
Sheep oHg Lombs-The supply of Sheep
this week was again fully up to the demand,
reaching about one thnussnd head, though
there we're but few left over As compar
ed with last week, prices have undergone
but little change. ranging from Al to ST per
n. gross, the latter figure only for prime
fat mutton Sheep. lambs are selling at
from 81. so to "a per head.
Sions-The demand for Hogs continues
exceedingly light, being restricted altogether
to supply the wants of the local trade. In
a retail way, prices may be fairly given at
81 to 10 cents gross, for fair to prime heavy
averages.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13
Acciaent on the caalz Branek.

Amazed Mt Occurre1 IN the Cadiz Rr,pst
on TuesdSy morning, the 5th inst, by
which one man lost his life and several per
sons were iRjured-but slightly however
As the main waa coming toward Cadir, when
pear the residence Of Thomas Crawford, the
ties gave way, the rails spread, and the pas
senger ear vas precipitated from the track.
Mr.. William Dewalt was in the baggage de-
psrtment at the time-was thrown out and
the car fell on him-the edge Of the roof be-
ing across his back. He died in about an
hour after being taken from under the car.
Several other persons were injured, none Of
them seriously, however.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

A "SARprNE" BoxED.-The Cadiz Po-
lice arrested q young maj on Saturday even
ing who was somewhat under the influence
of liquor, and ''incarcerated" him in the
County Jail until Sunday morning, when he
was brought before the Mayor and fined 81
and costs--only a mild" drunk.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

ses-We had cal last Saturday from Col.
John s. Pearce, well known as the ColoneI
ofths gallant 9sth Ohio. We regret that
the Colonel does not have good health. and
hope he may soon attain his accustomed vigor
Col. Pearce contemplates the practice Of
Law In Harrison and adjoining counties,
and intends to give special attention to Sol
dier's claims against the Government. The
Colonel is well qualified for his bushes.
aud we eordialy recommend him to. the
pubia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13
RepubIIcan County ConyenfIon.

Republican County Convention.
The Republican County Convention met
last Monday and put in nomination the fo.-
lowing ticket:
Probate Judgs-Amon Lennon.
AuditOr-W. n. Mccoy.
C~lerk-John Fogle.
Commissioner-Lei Snyder.
In6rmsry Director-Geo. A. Given.
They are al excellent men and clever
gentlemen, but We are very sorry they be-
long to such q bad party.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

GAINESVILLE ENTERPRISE wei
come to our exchange list this handsome
new paper established at GAINESVILLE by our
old friend Mr.. George McClelland. Sue
cess to you, George, We are happy to renew
your acquaintance. From the we'll laden
advertising columns the Enterprise starts of
well. GAINESVILLE is q live place, and no
mistake.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

ARTEMUs WARD, who designs soon leay-
ing tor Europe, says 10 a recent letter to o
Portland paper
Il had intended sailing from Portland;
but I am told, though your steamers leave
punctually, they seldom reach the other
side. This will deter mo from patronisine
them. II would not die in the spring time,
unless II was necessary"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-06-13

Aa-We acknowledge the receipt Of ''yal
uabls public documents" from E. NJ.
Marsh, Of Cambridge. Ed. manufactures
good cigars, and no mistake, and if the peo-
pie Of Cambridge wish to live happy they
should call On Marsh and get the genuine
Cigar.