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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-16

The first prize Of q silver cup worth
4, 800 francs, at the Paris races on the
27th ult, was won by Geylon, horse
belonging to the English Duke of Beau
fort.
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O,AMPBELL. MoRREN q GRoEsBECK, Attor-
~ Heys 81 Law ana Claim Agents, practice 10 an
the Courts- Collections promptly attended 70;
also claims against the United states snd Vouchers
collected Once " North Cherry street. up Stair.
OTgS, z. A.-Attorney and Councillor at Law.
Z j Office fgJ[ Cherry ~ Z a por IA
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! SITUATED oNE MILK PROM TIE CITY OF
/ - EVANSVILLE. and one ausrter f,,-n -,
J ono rlYer, on Pigeon Creek, Iadiass- Ths Eaters
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The thirtieth birthday of the De-
troit Advertiser and Tribune was cele-
brated on Monday by the proprietors
of that paper giving banquet TO their
employees and a number of invited
quests.
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C,PRING WATER BREWERK-+dANKEL &
- FLANK, successors 70 M. ). Druckef. Brewers
d ale ana Lager beer, no. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. --.------l.----l decS-ly
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ICEI ZOE!

IT III 7 - ~
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
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nANKEhs AND BsOKERs.


DERRY q DUPONT, Ball and Brass Founders,
ii Manufacturers Of al kinda 81 -srass work,
dealers ie gas, steam and water pipe oil well tu-
ling ana pump, gum hose, packing, spsiteT, solder
and tao5its 80. a Broad street, nesZ the uVer.
masl4
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
La u.

~ virtue Of a decree u the rr1bal. court VI
Pamela county. STATE u Ni-istprt. rendered. a.
The oismhrr term. 1850. thereof. uu
Monday the "a LAY 81 u,-sm a, lstt s,t.r
ia~fuI hours 81 The ls,s ts.,i,uys n nj ~.
HhndsE d, s,sei, 10 sd y1uFt, uf,t .ut Ri,
to the highest biiFf, fhr m.lu-ug a, uh /.
Ianis iiiug in sd gupltj va Snt Z
quarter d syrf,ul 70 ta~alip g rmy fs T.
except ONE s.rrt .ali 20 v 900 ,w ~.
.ai uns s7Hal uHirtd H,lfiu'-ts IN N.f.h.
safi quarter Vt 'eeisu ~ ~ th,p : ,u. q
s'st sni Sultl.ut qluts % soto. 70.
iuwn hp tiugr q west sUnt, 'hr, 10.
irsd sni tfty ser muts nf lsss saustI.
ilr ssi.ts u n ram Ruuis. d sai .
ssits month. tims ,ui bond -. s4,
.esgay and lea retained aiGa d. 'sut ul
To Fiuhss m'nr! pad
The .hor, lands all r w'i loo hire, boa.
sfst Dc N1sthr gitffrf of t. .ru 80 su
ip faugs % m.nu .n v's s,nl. 4U
...f Iaftr- w est o. ruu % t. uH. D.
bod uiiuiaIhd w y uh' b. yItr'sf
ua ts#a.u :. n~lstbvft
81 RHODES.
drfi-H Jmui iuu r..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

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ta IN tht Nf.tlt tffH
m ~ Nagi
t,i m,nt III mtnrfa Fl
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ttt hr tfl FL tfH.t 0t u.s.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01
COMMISSIONERS SAIL OF
LAND.

By virtue Of e dslrss o. ne rtltsis c1att e
Pamela euuny Nfsispf4. rtuistrd 81,
Nu',mitt term tsst tlsrgL Gill ofsf 10
ale "a Tassl4y the lst iay u I1uu,v iss-
sithiu h~iui hpi'l ~ ne l,'s reid.urs
- nhsih t'utsf. iasasd 10 laid oiuui, 10
The hiEhts. tillft. ne h.srtnr isa,fhi
lands ttaE n aid u1ar'y VI SOS hfa quar-.
igF. aectfga n t-ustip T. taurs . SCI.
seail sts fftfti ual qasfisf section o. tuua.
ship ! fngs6 Sc eiutainins Js rrs al
. ien . 'oun.hpt raaFr 8 usst sas' o.
cAu'aH = CfesA 7 rmt u 10 sns fsli .t
hslAnes is,lts ma h. I nv and bani . IN ~
pf8Tel staniI imputed aud lea retained on.
u ps hsst N nsy u pud
> ! slai ~ sane time anf pitrt ell .
tssh the u sing q~srsinal pf1vsri, Do nGii 2
. lie ? it's II Eilnbeth Cunner deostai va
: huFsa 8 bed IT cattle. is bead q hogs ils
bEsash tofu. ous - on It,.
JAMES, COSSER
dNl-tt Cenmitsonfr.
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ADMI >IsrRArORS SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

"a s,uj 10 a ds,r,tal order b Pufats
az q fsaas gu4att N-..rppt made 30
q tern ists ihrtsuf The uuis, gn-I
ltnius'-su or 81 the si'hi' ~ v v H,.r.
- .Ul aH Naft,y The gF A., u h.
snh : l-t6 Il The rYsft.huu,. iusF In 't,
usn Of PA1ula prsssi 20 . u rahl 49,
u - % ihe hisaest bidder. Ne on .t. -
ethei land tsiolg ~ 20 "a rsi,'t I,Irs ,'
hsins 10 he rsuuil ~ Ptnon. "a s ~. Z
v sistipp - Ia atheist tu,lusI fu
-, sou'a g rallshs'fhis river. W ifs, 10
seton ~ 4 snaln = Of tsssr > 49, s,It
~ tie fmsn o ish'. ~. saias' sd o..
tst. T. HHs 'RH sale ~t'tin ul b av
v 5 HARRIS
d. l-'t Almuitrstuf st-
Nafsyk H~srs .fu
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SPECIAL NOTICE

An persons having claims against me indi-
@ttIua.iy. snd a. tutt4au. ars a0t,h,d to pre-
sect tb,m co. payment ~ ny re'iisncs near
strdis Me immediately. Az persons in.
dsbtsd 10 me arv required to CONT fCr-Nrd and
pAy up % they wia Ds sued
u~ti.imvi toFArHAN OBS.
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Cotrov quotation. IN Mrnrhi- Oh
,EW lDlERTiSE 2LlIS,
MISS 4 TENN. II. u.
SIZE seyIH s~Ec 81
AA-dE. NJ wv
Change Of Time.

GOING sol TIL.
= fsengef irEa passes B,los,,llr ~ 4 ~ m
GOlSG NORTH
Passenger train p,.s Bdc.,,ls ats ~
Htc,,lllc Accommodation cave. a,aphi.
At so g. ~, arriving 1T Bai,"llls 1" n
Httcsyillc Accommodation leaves Ht.,ilir
a q. a m, arriving ~ Memphis At 10 So $ d
Ry going IN Nj. TRAIN pr .un' r,n 80 10 10,
cts, have tour hour. Ia ltn set their business.
,ut return The sAmc Day.
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ADMINISTRATORS A l.

r., virtue Il = 4. re o. ihy ruht,c ,urt ui
Psno, tnaui, vi. s.itpt. rudc "a At Octub,r
terri. lses. .hsfrut | A. administrator " the
sststs n ~ uso ~ q TAFT deceased. late o,
al nuaniy. wili on Tursdiy the lat dty VI
January. 1881. At Come uvpo, in said county
1stsssn the huurs d "a o'clock. v and Z,
. rtr = 7 v ell At public sale To The hirhes
bidder hf cash. ssction II land No. 30, town.
ship Z. range ! vest. In sad county, except The
depot ground At Como and ONE few other lots
o. parcels Of The section lsased OF sold by iscs-
dent in his lifetime. and the right Of way Of
the v A T Railroad The v. at Railroad
tuas through the section the deroi Al Come IL
located on IL and the section in The vhtls. Is
one q ihe bSs, eustoa sections 10 u. county.
r.. r. SLEUGk
dsci.S Adninsrstos.
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100000
CITATION NOTICE.

rhs STATE II NiDi.ipp rlnoil ruluty T.
ihs heir uhaas and tvsidsurs trr M
kuaun of Alessnist Petty irretsd You
81, hs.sty .tsd iu spPssf before The Prubate
4aaft ~ aid eo1niy, 81 ths auuf' hous thereof
aa d. iourth N1ndsy IN borsmhsf nstt. IA
,hur etuss Wy ihs pst'iuu n y v y IN.
nsr admin .,rst1f Of The sl'sts u Alexander
prtiy deceased praying if sale Of 'hs real -
- sid ceased ,hUlii no b. granted
Ht order u curt .ssusi lttt November
ts6s v r. WtuTrEN.
HWfTHt Clstk.
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.st ~ l ur d, Hu an male u uIa.
iu.. nuI just ~ llnur d muuI n.Dlcl
%, lbr female Immunity bo9h ol nj y'uug,
Ind move, .tu.fun tur = InuI 90
sop fruri m].uiusiiau falling y IL, uom'
l,u,urhn, % rhilr. ,h'nm b. hy .rru.
rnlpiialuu ~ The hp Il al ~ fh, ..a,, y
complaint p%e.u'iu 10 lsmtlr Il u.iur'
,uu. aml luyig , he ~ ih,r, b.
II-lLnl trLuLALIll md hrllA
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NfF HfW fHf 3 sfa aa
f.a saHaf. fast M fba fHts n Z
. hg ht fhis faHf ~
Ne .alaif u Fs
sai asls III AsHHppt ihefegit Al Paf
4esHstag Sims tgHaH mid H'sif FH We
sa .afm hH hf pfaN itd ~ ~
HsI Is .sf Iaffti sni Ni h'as =
Ds y 40 flfala Gill mfs aH ~ pafIag
aa t.ffy u " NEiHuN
r.tlutt Ndm hHfHf8f
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God. q = lni 4 rcrircd % ons.umeut
3, putting neatly dine. Cab paid ft hidss
aA4s4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18
Our County Convention.

We would ask the attention Of every
voter in Harrison County to the Clll for a
County Convention on Monday, August -,
1866. The township m etinys tn elect dele
gates to this Convention and the Congress
sionsl Convention Will be held on Saturday,
the 18th day of July. All are invited to
participate who endors, the wise Rastora-
lion policy of our good President johnson,
and who are approved to the plundering
schemes Of the present Rump Congress of
the Northern States. Every .Coaservat. i've
mar should lay asids past party pceiu licss
and unite in true patriotism to daf4at the
enemies Of the Government who are seeking
70 reconstruct not only the Southern but
the whole United States upon a different
basis than that upon which Washington
and Jefferson, and the good men of the
FIRST days Of the Republic constructed it.
The opponents ofths great Conservative
body of the people seek to destroy every
vestige Of the old government, and have
proposed in the present Congress no less
than one hundred Si:rty. fire amendments to
that great Charter of our liberties, the
Constitution of the United States. Let all
men unite aop to crush the hydra, headed
nIornstsr ere it strikes the Temple Of our
liberties.
We would ask conservative men to reflect
What.did the leaders of this party tell you
so late As last FallP Did they not tell you
that they endorsed the policy of the Presi.
dent and that they were opposed to Ne
gro Suffrage? You know they did, and
some of you believed them. HOY have
they acted. You can on'y an swer in one way.
They have acted as if you hal inlorsed Ne.
gro Suffrage and achange of government.
anil they expected to deceive you again this
Fall. Will you be dsesige{ loa3sr. We
shall see. Ifyou are in earnest come out
at once AMI b. a friend to your Govern
ment. Let not the mad men lead you tt
support Of their wild and visionary schemes
Be true msn. Read the call and then con.
elude to ACT with the great Conservative
mass upon whose triumph depends the sal
walton Of our beloved country.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY ClNVEJfION.

The Democracy and Conservatives Of
Harrison County are earnestly requested to
meet at their usual place for holding such
meetings on
SATURDAY JUL Y2Sth, 1866.
and e2oh township appoint three Delegates
to meet n COUNTY CONVENTION at
CADIZ. on
MONDAY, August 18th, 1885.
For the purpose of putting i'll nomination a
County Ticket.
The Township Meeting will also appoint
turs delegates finn each township, to repre-
ser them in the Congressional Convention
10 be held at CAMBRIDGE, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866.
And, also, each township to appoint t'oo
delegates to the j JUDICIAL Convention, whose
time OF meeting will be announced here
after. aE ..
ALL conservative men, who are in favor
Of thepUnion, and the Restoration Policy
of President Johnson-of the immediate
revival Of trade and business in all points of
che Country to cnab,e US to m BET the present
heavy taxation, of the Elective franchise
rs it at present under our Constitution of
the substantial interests Of the people, as
opposed to oppressive m1nopolios every
where. of economy in the adninIstra-
ton of ths government, both state and Ma
tional--ani who are opposed to the .Rldi-
cal scheme of taking our rights ofloc1l self
government and transferring them to the
control of strangers to our interests, in the
name ola Cjagras,isnal Bureau, Go., are
cordially invited to attend anil take part in
the proceedings of said Convention,
By Order Of Democratic Central Com
smttee of Harrison CoNmty.
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AN ORDNANCE.
In regard to Streets Alleys and Side walks

In regard 10 Streets, Alleys and Side walks
in the Town of New Athens, Ohio.
SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees OF the Town Of Now
Athens, Harrison County, Ohio, that al
the side walks aud public alleys within said
town and any part thenrOf that may here
after be made shah be graded, curbed, grav-
eled, paved guttcred or repaired in such a
manneras the council may direct.
SEC. 2. That said grading curbinR gutter
ing crawling paving and repairing shall be
done by the person owning the lot fronting
the street or alley where such improvements
may be required to be made. And shall be
done under the direction Of the supervisor
or marshall Of said town.
SEC. 8. That before any such person shall
be required to make any such improvements
as Is specified in section No. |, and 2, there
shall be served upon him (f he be a resi-
dent of said town. written notice by the
marshall, and if he be not a resident there
of then by notice attached to or left on
said premises specifying the time within
which such improvements shall be made,
(which shall not be less than thirty DAYS
from the service OF said n%otice), the kind
and character thereof and the material re-
quired 70 be used therein.
SEC. A. That if any such person shall
neglect or refuse to make any such improve
ments in accordance with the specifications
and within the time limited in said notice,
the council may Immediately proceed to
have the same done by contract or under
the direction of the marshall or supervisor,
and shall be entitled to recover the price
cost and expenses thereof by action, or IL
its discretion shall assess the same upon said
lot fronting on the street or alley where such
improvement is made, and shall order the
Mayor or Recorder tn certify under hi,
official seal to the Auditor of the county
such unpaid assessment that the same MAJ
be placed un the grand tax duplicate and
collected with interest from the date of the
assessment.
SEC, 5, That if any person shall encum
Der or imnede the free passage Of the street.
alleys or side walks of said trwn by collect
ing in tumullious groups there in, or b,
wanton,y and maliciously putting wood
boxes. wagons, carts, buggies or any othe
encumbrance whatever in the same, sucl
person or persons 81 offending. shall on con
viction thereof, b. fined in any sum not ex
ceedirg ten dollars. and costs of prosecution
Sic, 6. That if any person shall feet
any horse, COW or swine on any Of the sid
walks within said town, such person so of
Tending shall on conviction thereof be fnet
any sum not exceeding Ten Dollars for eacl
~offense, and costs OF prosecution. ~
SEC. 7. This ordinance to take effect an
be in force from and after its passage.
Passed June l8. 1866.
PETER SEWELL, Mayor.
r. P. HANNA, Recorder,
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GREAT BATTLE AT CUSTOZZA
BE GsytGEN T5a 81 ITALIANS
AND AUS ENlANS.
DEFEAT OF THE ITALIANS.
The Austrians Take Two Thou
sand Prisoners.
rFrom the London Times, June 2s.l

from the London Times, Juns 26.l
TUE. DEFEAT OF THE ITALIAN ARMY.
The, defeotQf the Italian army. a front Of
Verona Wds even more complete thur the
first teeqram had led us to dpprehemd. We
have now the bulletins of both parties, aud
they agree on all essential points. Meager
and vague as Geographic brevity and techni-
cal reserve necessarily make them, these
dispatches reflect great honor on either side
There is no pallry attempt on the part of
tude of their disaster, no unseemly eXulta-
tons on the part Of the Austrians, not one
word of d~isparagement OF the foe. BY be-
ingjus and even generous toward one an
other, these cDmbatants seem to act upon
that wise maxim which teaches US to deal
with men who may at some future period
become fri MS. d, f,- =.
The. Italian army, diVi lal into three corps
and a reserve-maklng up u force of from
$4,000 to 10000 combatants-after crossing
the Mincio at Goito, and other points on
Saturday afternoon, and sending recDnnni.
tering parties toward Peschiera and Verona,
encamped for the night at some place be-
yond Roverl ella, equidistant from the two
tortresses. On the ensuing morning an at
tempt was made upon those high positions
of Soma, Somma Colnpagna, and Santa
Giust;na, which command the fifteen miles
railway line joining the two strongholds,
| positions which played a CONSPICUOUS part in
the campaign OF l848. The object of the
Italians was evidently to take possession OF
the railway, SO as to isolate Peschiera and
securo n bisis of operations against Verona,
The Austrians, however, who were massej
in great force at Verona, sailed forth from
| the Mace at daybreak, and. anticiDatipg the
Italian movements. took ND their position
mon those hills, which are now everywhere
bristling with bastions and redoubts. And
NAV be- looked upon az mere outworks Of
the two citadels. extending from the gates
Of one TO those Of The other. After a Sc
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& SONS
P I A n @ S
The Establishment of the Firm.

VTyHIS celebrated Mandatory of Pianos
was founded in Boston, in 1888, by the
late Jonas Chickering, whose mechanical
skill, practical ingenuity and untiring in
dustrv soon placed him az the foremost FL
ano maker in this country, and his lnstru-
ments far beyond those of his competitors.
His name is inseparably connected with the
history of the progress OF the Piano on ac-
count of the many valuable improvements
he Introduced, the perfection of his manu-
facture and the vast quantity of his produc-
ton. t
THE PRESENT FIRM consists of the sons
of Jonas Chickering, who man
agement of business IN his decea7e in 1851.
| They are all practical piano-makers, each
having served at the work bench and learn
| ed every port Of the manufacture OF lanos.
| i heir skill, enterprise and ambition has
enabled them not only to sustain the unri-
vailed reputation they inherited but to great
ly increase it. No efforts have been left I'M
tried by Chickering Sons to further perfect
their instruments; experiments ana eian5es
have been made without number, INT they
now nave attained their present surprising
eX 3~aliehce. .""
THE LATE IMPROVEMENTS made by
Chi akering u Sons, within the last two
wears. have been OF the II 0st marked char
acler, by which a great volume and purity
Of tone is obtained, combined with a sweet
singing quality rivaling the human voice.
Nv recent in the" faction" the
touch is rendered more elastic and prompt,
50 that rapid, difficult music can be per
formed with the greatest facility with .
fatigue. .... ,lR on
THE FACILITIES o MANUFAcTU IHG
possessed by Chickering & Sons, are une'
analled. Their Factory is larger than any
Piano Factory in America by nearly one
third. and more than double as large as any
in Europe. 1t is provided with every kind
OF labor saving machinery (tnuch of which
Is peculiar to tho factory, being the lnven-
ton of the Messrs. Chickerins Themselves,
BY which the work is done better md will
more uniformity than by hand. The grsai
extent o fthe drying rooms enable them tc
always have on hand a large supply ofptop'
erly seasoned wood, which is absolutely ne
cassary for the production OF "a durable in
ssrument. BY this means a regMtdr ercel
Ience is attained in the Chickering Pianos
THE MERITS oF NEW PIANOS are sogrea'
and 50 apparent thai they have gained tht
approval Of the best artists in the country
and caused them to be sought after more
than ever by the public. ' .'7 '",.
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The % attic of Custozza.

TIE EFFECTS OF BAD HANDwRITTyG.-
1t appears that a gentleman in Michigan
owned a building which was Situated on the
lands Of the Michigan Central Railway, and
the company desiring him TO remove it, the
SUPERINTENDENT, who wri.es a most unconth
hand, sent him a short letter authorizing its
removal at once. The house was not taken
away, however, and three months afterward
the superintendent met the owner, and be-
gan scolding him for not doing it. The ex
ptanation WIS soon made. The notice had
been received; nobo ly could decipher it;
some one la suggested that it might be a
free pass, and upm that suggestion the own.
er ofthe bul lug ha been riding over the
road three months, the con luctorS being as
unable as the rest OF the world to decipherthe
note.
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sszSr The scheme Of Robbery known rs
the Tariff has passed the House of Repre-
seatatives We hope &c will not pass the
Senate. 1t is a scheme to rob the people
OF the West of over $500, 900, 900 to enrich
the aristoracy of England.
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R. p. Hanna. Recorder.
AN ORDNANCE,

= AN
In Regard TO Mlsdenieauers and its pen
allies.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees OF the Town of New
Athens, Ohio, That it any person or per
sons shall wilfully injure, disigure or do any
damage tO any Church. Ediice or place Of
religious worship or any Seminary or Acad
emy or School House ur any other house or
building or any of the fixtures belonging
thereto, or 70 any railing or fence surround
ing or belonging to any such edlic5 house
or building, or any fence or railing erected
in any lot in said town, whether the same
be public or private property, such person
50 Offending, shall on conviction thereof, be
finei in any SUN not exceeding Twenty
Five Dollars, and costs of persecution, or
be Imprisoned in the County Jail not more
than twenty days, or both at the discretion
of the Court.
shall be found making or exciting any con
tention or disturbances at any meeting OF the
citizens Of said town, or make any noise or
disturbance outside said meeting. held for
the purpose of trsn>scting or doing any
lawful business, or convened for any lawful
purpose, the person or persons so offend
! lllg, Slhdli On CllNlC'lOl AuSiCOls EC hiCh u
any sum not exceeding Twenty Dollars, and
costs of persecution, or be imprisoned in
the County Jail not more than ten days, or
both at the discretion of the Court.
SEC. 9. That all fines arising from viola
ton of any of the proceeding sections IT
this ordinance, shall be collscteA as other
fines and be paid into the Town Treasury
for the use of said town.
SEC. 4. That all ordinances or parts Of
ordinances heretofore passed conflicting with
this ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed. I'D
SEC. 5. This ordinance TO take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
PASSED. June !, 1866.
PETER SEWELL, Mayor.
R. p. HANNA, Recorder.
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THE Chicd9o Times says that, taken to-
gether, tho average pauperism and crime
IN New England are about eight times
greater than in any other equal portion OF
the ponylation nftha co,,nt~'
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SuruluY ReYenme Fund,

tTINt EUMU, 7
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN who have money borrowed from the
Fund Commissioners of Harrison County,
Ohio, upon which Interest is now due and
unpaid, that If the Interest shall remain
1868, proceedings will be taken to collect
the Principal aad Interest by due course of
law. TX ORDER oFfTHE COMMISSIONERS.
Attest: - 81
w. Fl. MCCOY, Auditor. I,
June 20, 1866.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18
ps,e safes yvOnsus. s.aaa Fire

The Safes WVlFAss . ssasfa Fire.
poRTLASD, July 9.--In the late fire safes
of nearly every description proved worthless,
IN most cases when unprotected, and the
few which dill not fail were probably saved.
hy .circutastantes. It'll Judged from this
Hst sults only built from tho ground are
Itis5ly rs'iable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18

The President has handed to Bishop
Potter Of South Carolina. his check for
81, 900, Id aid of the Theological Institute
in that State.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18

G. Hosaphat has.aptal for paying OF the
national d ,bt. His proposition is to convert
the eDtire Indebtedness into grecnba,ks and
keep them in circulation ustil they naturally
wear out. s4f Il 1ge
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-07-18

.rsa Postmaster General Dennison has
resigned. Most any man would DO a good
'~'succedaueumn for him. a.5 sH5 d III TIL