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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.


III. ...,, DIR CHEESEMAN'S PIIIa
svmVlnation Of iDgredlontn In thea MN. 4, At, -
ia their operation ns extensive practice They are mild
nsta. n.tp.i anu cannot DO harm to the mos, da
N correcting all irregularities paani Mem
.ustons removing all ob't nctions wbetber f Iva
=. 9therwse headache, pain In IN, side 70
tne all nervous affections nv s,,
pam N the back and limbs &C. disturbed ,ssn IKE
arse from Interruptions nf nature. ''P' "h'eu
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs
va ene announcement Of era In the treatment
and Instructions, which have conhioned
W many 70 PREMATURE GRAVE. Mo female can enioy
men ~ unless shs Is regular and whenever an ob
~ nm place tho general health begins to
rs 9fm the finest preparation ever put forward
VIII ,m N :, AND PERSISTENT sUCCEsssN
poN'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adyertisenent to
your drueEis and tell him that you want tho bost and
prised In these pills. ' ""'''''' ''''
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
nave been standard remedy for over Thirty Years and
are tme most eectnal known for ali oemplants
peculiar 70 FEMALES To all Glasses thoy are nynun-
oo' certainty periodical regularity They
are known TO thousands, who lvo used them al differ
eht periods throughout the country having the
Of some o. the most eminent physicians In America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each Boxthe Prise One pnnr nor Box or
Boxes Tor -, containing from so To GO Pill.
RUS sent ny mail, PROMPTLY secure from observation
by remtting to tho propretnIs Sold by Drueyst- gem
orally. HUTOUINs 4 UIIIyFn n.a,,ra,', MN
dscIs-tG Al cniar y, NJ alb
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

PROCEEDINGS or CoNGaEss Both Houses of
ConRrs1s reAzsemb'ed on Friday, but the Mt
tendance q msmbtfs was quite small, and Il o
proceedings unimportant. In the Senate, Mr..
SUMNER presented a batch Of petitions frou,
I'VE colored population. Ho also introduced
tNSoiuuon declaring that the nation ia pledg-
ca 10 the payment Of the national debt, and
tont Use rebel debt must not be recognized. A
blli 10 en'i'ge the powers OF the Ere edmen's
bureau was Introduced and a hill to guaran.
zee ire' dgm to coiored people in the late re-
belliogs States.
In the House communication was received
from the Secretary OF War, inclosing the record
and testimony in the trial of the Hon b, G
Harris. large number OF bills and resolu-
lions Of qury were Introduced aud re ere,
after which the House resolved itself into I
committee OF the whole, when Mr, Spaldine
OF OHIO, made u speech against the doctrine .
secession, sc. Both Houses adjourned unit
Today,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
IkEGqMTEps,N alEEIGI

11pnN 49, Nhw CAsTL. CnUsTY, Nov 18th ina,
rU mn the ihPpiiesti9n q JOHN TOWNSHIP a.
O. Wimineon Id. IN said Co dec il ia uri.rs 'lg
% the Register that the Adniuistraei ntnr
iss Win tho dss
posted rnin forty dayairom the date oisuch Iettrrs
n III most pp Bile plsceHol the Count, a. n,
He,requlrlns all persons having demands "vsi n,
the Estate 10 presentthe same, or abide fri at
hsenply IN such case made spd provided And slSc
ehaS TO % inserted within thetAncrerod ia
n sno Hazett, newapgpetH putlliicd IL
iT~S( Given under the hand and sts of Unrsn HI
81. % neEiHerAior-sRid, ut New CAEt- New Caae
(-nSN tie County aforesaid; the day and yrat sb"ye
WnninttTHtnsnp ,u H. c. FRAlM, RegirtUr,
tate he deceased must present the aaii. il
Ted TO the AaminiatrAtuT before the nj 80 "a
Nov 1895, or abide the Act OF hsRoml, IL sorh %
made and provided. JOHN TuW sEN n uNHN
10 2moR " aJ,nimnssii;.N ",
s-Prohhted bills may he left al the n II ro"nor
n 9TH and West Streets, the late ieaGrnea 81 %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
REGISTERS OFPICE


.,,n,, NEW UIhflp V0UNIY NV. l3ih IfFG,
cptor Of t6e last WIN and Testanent II Gin
HEDu Es, late OF wilWinRton CITY il New Castle
, ret ,I BY The Esgl.e Tat the FIscutoT acTs
Of srsPPt ah m Esiate Of he seceaesd WITH he date
posted wthn forty lays from tho date Of such l., tsrs
a. W. OF ,ha noHt public places Of the County Of New
$500, recurring All persona having dtmRud mai
to present the same, or Aide Iy sn hS 81
IN hucb case tnRtn and provided nd nlrn
IN H. We sans to be inserted within the namr period
Wmi I'm hha uhaetle new, papers puhiishtd ia
Hlytn uder the hand and sea OF on &C. al ths
III neNster atarehad at New rRstir. IN Nov Fssti0
~ oo'' Aforesaid, the day anl year ebovc Writtan
NOTICE Do,... -, II. z, lhAlM, Rrgister
"a ~ ~ tne licensed must prrsrn the Jane du sen
gu W Wy executor, on or hrfOrc Vow 18th u Ipss
provided. joIIRe TTnWHe q, q, Enu
Nov 20 9mos "' ~" r:hnD'
of mffrobated bills MAY be lIt al the f. ori.r
u edges ''' '"e '"' r'Hu'hfe oi y0hB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

On Wednesday, the 3 iusr., by Rev Charles
Breck, Rector of Trinity Parish, Wilmington
Major Gen. James Harrison Wilson and Fila
daughter of Col. John W. Andrews, If New
CASTLE County, Delaware.
a. the Brides parents 90 Monday, January
!, 1856, by Rev. VIM. Aikmsn, Mr.. James N
Jones and Miss Mary J. Lowell, both of this
city. No carde.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
&slaSare @epablitau.
MONDAY, JANUARY s, 1866



THS 4 NE roE FRIsNDLEss lCHILDREs.-Ws
are to learn that this most interesting
ehaAlty is not supported as literally as it's
onopicsl management demands. Some have
contributed to the Building Fund, and h:.ve
given little or nothing to It's current expen-
SEES These expenses amount to nearly $400 q
month and to meet them requires constant do
ma ions 1t We have been rightly informed
the Mayor from time to time commits vsgrsnt
children to this institution In view of this
TACT, would ii be ami.s for the Guy Council to
help in the support OF the home2 1t sesms
hardly fair thal th, st children should be alto.
bel deprnpent upon tue generosity of the
f-~. We trust that our citizens will see to i,
that ills Institution shall not be restricted in
its noble work by want OF any material aid OF
sympathy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
DIED.

On the 9th iust, John Shaw, in the 19d year
Of bis age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited to attend hia funeral from his late res.
idenee, No. 2ol West Sixth street, this Mon
day. paruing, at 10 o'clock, without further
notice.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
Not a Dye. but a Restorer- of color and
fortect UaIr Dressing Com blned.


London Hair Color Restorer and Dres.ipQ
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing
London Hair Color Resturer and Dressing
the hAir IL renovated and strengthened and res,
to lfH original loo without the applic of ininera
sub'pces Can be applied by the handi AZ 1t does moi
stain the skin or soft the nusst linen II lie onmpot,
Wilhln ITSELF no other dressing nccoupa MIN NJ Of
any Kind heing necessary to those desirable To,
suits lit wall restore gray hair It's orig, al color
2-lt WIZ make Il grow on bald heads alt will re
|"re The natural secretlous. At will remove ali
diudrnh and itching, tit Will make the hair nof,
so'sy and hex'bIe cit viii preserve orIgn,l eoIoi
sit Will cure all diseases Of the scalp
READ THIS CERTIFICATE
am happy to add my testimony to tho great yalua
OF the Lond ~ Rar Crl0r RrstUrer which restored NV
hair to lie original dark color and the hue appears to be
permanent am satisfied that the Preparation /, moth.
l9s NE dye but operates upon the sscrsons 1t s
avs" beauini hair dressing, aud promote the growth,
purchased the first bottle rom Edward n Car,iunss
Druggist l'th and Coates Streets who can alro testlt
my hair wAsvsry gray when commenced its use
MRS MILLER,
No, $50 North Ninth Street, Phha.
Pfce 20 cents per bottle; six bottles at S. Sold by
pk sWAfNE sons North sixth street, PhiIa
on, Del nov az
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
NOTICE.:

Il u
Ghesubscriber has tn is day sold his entire stook
Of China aai glassware, Cutlery, 40, to Thos
de Normandie, whe will continue the business at
the old stand No. 500 Market st He cordially
recommends his Successor to those who have bcen
customers at theatore as one who porfectl under
stan the business and wtllattend to their wants
b"th agreeably and with promptness.
Dec. |, 1852. CLEMENT B. bMYTB
me subscriber having been identified with the
o'tablishments of David Smyth, David smyth 4
'oh ana oiement Smyth, for tho past eighteen
years has purchased tho store which tn alter
occupied together siththo stock of goods now on
ham with the intention of carrying on the same
business. rhestsck is by far tho largest and most
completed its kind in the State, and embraces
nearly every articlein uso, ofeither China, Glass
OF Quoenswaro, as wellas a good assortment o f
silver Plated and britannia ware, Cutlery, 80. ,
30. Also the most extensive stock of Coal Oil
Lamps, chimneys aad Shades in THE city Tn a
rurest quality Of Herosot Q Oil always on hand. II
lshoped tho old customer and friends OF the es
tablishmentwill continue with the hanRo Of pro.
prietorship, the patronage'o Iibo ally bestowed
THOMAS Y De NORMANDIE,
so2 Msrketstreet. Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

SAVE YOUR hONEY.-Hemember hsDe,
Saving Bank is located at the Office of WiIIi,,
MeCaulley Eeq Nc, 600 MarketStreea, Wiln,ins
ton, Del. and is opened eveIJ day to receive DE-.
posits Alilnountsreceivsd from one dollar un.
wards, and avepef cent interest paid on the sau,
from the dsyof deposit, WH McCAULLEY ,Presi.
cnt, !. = RuTB, Secretary.
- ALT Liverpool Ground, Actions and Marshall nns
lust ret eiysd, and for Sale by oHAs K GANG Cor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

TRIAL OF JEFF DAVIS The Governor OF
Wisconsin, IL his message, yg;--"The Amer
can people ask that the Highest Judicial tribu-
mai shtll give erDreFsion TO the verdict OF the
people that any attempt 10 right, rea or taa
eied wropg7 by force Of arms 3 treason, by the
trlnI Of fl. Dayis; and not untl Davis is con-
N!cted and hung t' treason, Hni the fact tina
tire son is crime whlcl canuo he committed
with Iwputity siln', bAyo hu5 been FULLY de-
nursirnt-d viii b, American peupis be cuu
teul' tle 'uv'ud". o. suIing that the p-o
y" h,yo E.ll crubd nee ia tus wisdom anu
juigmea, OF me Prerli-qt and Congress.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
the ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice rsara S..'oop.
Nd gu" A 1ar,, 81, PhiiuI"Iphia

thorth side, above sIh
We would respectfully inform tho puD- Thar a., ,.
opened DINING AND ICE CREAM SAiOoN NJ "a ~
above named location, where will be horny 10 wait W
AL who may iVor US with calf az all hons n tLs ~
from on A, NJ, to 10 Z. NJ, ~ '"' uaS'
good hoaSt Dinner Of any kind with rciators bra.J
and bntier, ~ Ceata rhr SAME with b., three 80
bts and coner, 90 cents We vii alvays 80, m -.
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON W va mana
flNE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY
FLAlN AND tNkCY CAkEs
A., con. man.. 80 ltss CREAM AND JILL Tls
Also, SODA WAThR or 1IlE CIulCt / lyEIp. 1'
T9e loesIion beirg central, rspds.s IL A r.,.. i
LOT Ladts and Gentlemen "a our eiti as Wi, a. -
SuLInun1i1g sountry, JAMES MEuAATTIN. '
%-.ra-1 Manager.
u tAsIkALL Drug Store, N ''' i's'sul
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

fuG Ertsc PAL HUncdgs Is ALABAMA %
the o. ut " J.rn-.'rai lnumas issued II
ordel To- allow ,le Ep ral churches Of Ala
bama 10 be Ft-opee ID 1t viii lie remember d
they were clys,o ny military authority las
summer, because bishop Wilmer had directed
the e.ergg TO otni. he prayer lur the President
OF tlr Uult States.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
Cont T. Wood !
GRUBB & PALMER.

Brlndy wine VilIaEe,
Are prepared to furnish their customers and the ppb
tic generally. with superior article of Locust Noun
tnin Coal from REPPLIERS CELEBRATED MINES =
Having their COAL UNDER COVER, they are enabled
to delivr II ut all times dry aRd In good order Orders
attention. '-f'
W" hkewi-ee III your attention to large and nne
stock OF u'ocnreS, Provisions, &c,, making our pur
chh-es ~ he lowest cash prices We shall sell al small
advance for cash. nov Ia = moh.v
ADAM GRUBB JOHN PALMER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
EQUALLTY ne ALL. UnnormiLu Of priee.

EQUALiTT no All. Uniformity Of prices
New Feature IN Business Epeyv one HI
Oson SatesmG Jones q Co., of the Crescent one
price Clothing store, No GOA Market street, above
Sixth Philadelpbia. In addition to having the lar.
ses most varied and fashionable stock Of Clothing
In Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales We
have constituted every his own salesman BY bay
marked in figures, on every article the very low
yary-al must buy alike The goods arc iii sponsoS
and prepared and great pains taken with tie ns :
king, SO tina all can buy with the full assursn Of
getting good article at tho very lowest price Also
large stock Of PfuoE GOODS on hand OF the latest
styles and qualities, which will be made to order In
the most fashionable and host msnney, rs Del cent
below credit prices. II Remember the Crescent
In Market 1T. shovs 9th. Phia. JOINS 4 90,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08
WILMINGTON
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 4 East Sixth Street.
To Widows and Heirs of Deceased
Soldiers

rFHE DELAWARE AGENCY Affords every faciiit,
Il In procuring Pensions, BACK Pay aud Bounty. Ap-
RheAdons by Unattended toaspromptly AZ If made
N per son. Pensioners whose claims ara due at tho
rensien Asenoy At Dover can have the collected
Nones. Persons addressing the Agency, Boz 49, IL
WnFtsni ce or BY calling the accredited Notary,
WiSgips, No. IN west Tth street, Will have til
claims attended to prsmptlY. All Inquiries by letter
iirsdtsd to the DkLAwARe AGEsoY, viii receive imme-
date answers In return. uct u Pm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

WANTED To SELL EITHER ONE HALF OR THE
entire interest ina Machine and Agricultural Implement
the STATE OF elsewhere Terms easy. Apply to- or ad-
dress STEWART A IkWaON
oct lGI 81 Georgea nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

Deafness Blindness ana Catarrh
TreAsed with the utmost success, by DR. j. ISAAOs
ooulsi and Aur6t, formerly Of Leydea, Holland No.
ale PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonias
from the most reliable In the City Country
esn be st bis once Tue modI faculty are Invited
70 accompany their psens he has no secrets ia his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
NO charge msde for examination. Jan30B5-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

Cure tor all kinds OF Sores,
IhcndiaS s.iherinss ring worm, letter, piles, Sc,
dyspepsAs burns sorns rheuina am and pain No cure
pay. Apply to ISAIAH NJ. WEST,
No. ol3 West Eighth ST.,
Oh is-Sm Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-08

oetIo NV st. Georges, Del.
- iCHARD h. CoRsoN, dat Major ouarternasierTs
IL DepaTtmentl Real Estate Broker and ConyeyAnoer
No ll2 s. FouIlh Street. Box SIS Philadelphia Post
Office, respectfully informs his fTiends and the putlin
generally, that he is OF the United states nrT
Nre, and will attend promptly to the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate in this oitv, Pennsylvania Maryland
Delaware, New Jersey and Virginia. Particular aten,
sion will be paid to the selling Of Real and Personal
Pr perty at public sale, in city and country Will col
ct claims against the Government, settle odoers' and
soldiers accounts promptly. Good Bonds ind Mort.
cages negotiated nov 22mo
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14
The President AdBeres TO tile
ar DOctrim es OF His Message. ~ ''N

| President johnson. in reply to the Mon
tana Delegation that waited on him or, We'd
nesday, stated that lie ia not candidate for
re.election; that the measure Of his anlbi-
tion would be completely filed up If he
should succeed in restoring the ancient har-
nlony of the Union. He stated that his
message was not the offspring Of impulse,
but of delberation, and that he should not
abandon its doctrines. What are they?--
They are that the Southern States are in
the Union; that having adopted the amend
ment tn the ''Constitution aboishing slave
ry, the Representatives Of the Southern peo-
pie should at once take their places in Con-
gress; that Congress has NO right to force
Negro Suffrage upon the Southern people.
This reply, and his reply to the Negro Delee
cation that waited ON him the same day,
Justify the hope that he will not favor
amendments to the Constitution or measures
forcing Negro Suffrage on any section efthc
country. The President is clearly right in
this position, and should he sustained in it
by all patriotic men Cannot the Ohio
Legislature give him works Of encourage
nent? "t M" r'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14
A Delegation OF GOiOTed Persons
Caia UOosp tsne President.

WAsHISGToN, Feb. IA delegation con-
sisting of Representative of the coorcG peo-
pie of various States, called this morning ut
tn Executive Mansion and had an interview
with the President, for the purpose of ex-
pressing their views on the questions now
being considered touching upon their geu
eral interest, and of aScertaining the ideas
of the President in, this connection. '-'
Geo. T. Downing, a representative tor
the six New England States, first address,
would accrue from the contcrnent of rights
and privileges of the United States upon the
colored people. He asked for the right Of
suffrage, not only i'll this District, but
throughout the land.
Fred. Douglas next spoke, and said they
were not here to eulighten the President as
his duty, but to show respect and to present
in brief the condition of the colored race -
The amendment abolishing slavery he desir
ed should he enforced. He said the color,
ed race were subject TO government, to tax.
alton to draft, and to bear the burdens Of
the State. aud they desired to be endowed
with the right OF exercising SOME Of the pri-
vileges of the citizens of the Government
The President replied that he would make
no speech. the best way wasto talk friend.
ly and distinctly. If he had NOT given evi.
dence in his past course of friendship for
the colored race, there was noting now he
could do to that end. lie had said, and he
repeated it here, that if the coIorcd man
could find no Moses to lead him out of bon!
dagc, he would he that Moses and lead
him to the land of promise and liberty; but
he was not w:..::,,,, ,inderthe circumstances
to adopt policy which would lead to the
shedding of their blood ard the sacrifice Of
their lives. He believed thatM ,hc policy
which some are persistihg in at the present
was carried out, it would reSultin in great dan
ger to the colofed man. lie sai,l suppoye
the colorel man now in the South could, by
anagic wand. he enlranchiScd to morrow,
what good would result to him? He then
expressed the grounds on which he was op!
posed to slavery, and said it had now been
abolished and a, nhtional guarantee given in
regard to ity tIist could not be revoked. He
stated the result which would accrue by
forcing principle Of the extension Of suf-
jfrage upon the people of either this District
or State, in opposition to the expressed
will cf the majority. n't' "''' y ~.
AT the conclusion OF bis remarks Mr..
Douglas said he would have to refer the
great question to the peple. .,..-''
! The President responded, saying that he
had great faith in the people. Z" i'"l wa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14
NEGRO EQUALITY.
RadlcaEislal Rampant.

The following res olutions were introduced
in the U. S. Senate, by Charles, Sumner,
the leader of the Union" party. Read,
and see whether you will go farther with
that party. "'".' IT.. ',
WHEREAS, It is provided that tho Con-
stitution of the United States shall guaran
tee to every State in the Union a rcpubli-
can form of government; and, .r...i..g,..,,s,.
WHEREAS, By reason Of the failure of
certain States to maintain governments
which Congress can recognize, it has be-
come the duty of the United States, stand
ing in the place, Of guarantees where the
principal has made a lapse, to secure to
such States, according to the requirement
of the guaranty, government, republican
in form and, ga, - q. 5g.5 sr,si. 4
WHEREAS, Further, it is provided in a
recent Constitutional amendment that Con.
gress may enforce the prohibition Of slavery
BY appropriate legislation, and it is inipor-
tant to this end that all relics Of slavery
should be removed, including all distinction
of rights on account Of color; now, there
fore, to carry out the guaranty Of a reputli-
can form Of government, and to enforce the
prohibition of slavery be it,
Resolred Gy the Senate aud House Of Re
personalities. DC, That in all States lately
declared to Be in rebellion there shall be
no oigarcy aristocracy of caste or monopoly
invested with peculiar privileges and pow
ers; and there shall be no denial Of rights,
civil or political, on account of color or race,
but all persons shall be equal before the law
whether in the courtroom or at the ballot
box, and this statute, made In persuance of
the Constitution shall be the supreme law
of the land, any thing III the constitution or
laws of any such State to tho contrary not.
withdrawing. v.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14
For tho Cndiz Sentinel.

At regular meeting Of Hopewell, Lodge
No.s276, |. o. o. f.. held in their Hall at
Jefferson. Harrison Go. Ohio january 9TH,
1866, the following rcsc lutons were unani-
motsly adopted: ', i"4. -.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove from our midst, in
the prime of life and en Of manhood, our
beloved Brother Marshal Frazer, leaving us
to d.plo"c his death, AMI d>cply to ,syinpa-
thise with his afflicted relatives And
WHEREAS, a proper respect for his memory
dcnards on our part Suitable action il this
affiiction dispensatiln of Providence. =
Therefore, @1
Resofrea That in the death of Bro Fra
zer We have been bereft Of worthy member
of our order, kind and generous mcmlcr
of the society III which he lived ever ready
to minister to the wants Of the distressed; in
his death his parents have been bcrctt Of a
kind, devoted and atfectionate son, the
high hopes of their declining years. '
ResOlred, That we as brethren of the or
der Of which he was d member, deeply SYM
pathizc with the parents and relatives of the
deceased in their sorrow and aAiiction, oc-
casioned by the death of one so dear to
them. 1f.' h.i' ~" '.@' ..'+
Resofrc7, That our Hall be clothed in
mourning and that we wear the usual badge
for thirty days. 'GIi "'a '57 7''s.s '. '''
: R-soltt1I, That the Secretary transmit
copy of these proceedings to the parents Of
our deceased brother, and also to the editors
of our county papers, with the request that
the same be published. .'' -y.
a. .e Il W. ". B. CROSKEY, N. G.. "
RICHARD COLEMAN, Rec Sec. f'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-02-14
Change LIN the Cabinet.

There is rumor that Stanton. Wells and
Speed differ with President johnson, and
that they will soon retire from his Cabinet.
This will be welcome news to an afflicted
people, Stanton is a natural tyrant-a reg
ular Marat- many of tho usurpations
and tvrannies Of Iincoln's administration
can be traced to him. Wc.hope Mr.. John
son will soon get rid of him. Wcles, the
"old man ofthe sea, /" is complete wood
en- man, and Speed is only tool and mis-
cradle apologist of crime. The sun will
shine brighter and the birds sing swceter,
when they are consigned to oblivion. .