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1000 extra copies Of the fspsst snaS,stimony and
10000 copies Of the report alone. Agreed 70.
Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio. on leave, istFoducsd bill
directing the Seorstary Of the Tssssury 10 Issue 70
for 500, in pi.ss Of bond No. az ~ ..riss %inS
loan Of February IS, 1869, destroyed By fire. Read
three times and passed.
Mr.. Raymond, Of New York, offered q resolution
for the appointment Of select committee Of Ave 70
report TO this House at its next session what al
tsratious oan and should be made In ths hall ofths
House, to provide for Its better ventilation. and
for the more prompt and convenient Dispatch Of
business. Adopted. r
; Mr.. schsnck, Of Ohio, introduced bill TO %.
tablish system Of education for the army of the
United States, and to provide that all promotions
therin shall be from the ranks Read twice ordered
to BE- printed, and postponed till nsxt session.
Mr.. Moovhsad, Of Psnnsylvania, from the con.
ference committee on the additional tariff made .
report. The Senate rscsdss from its disagreement
70 the ninth section, which provides for the valua-
ton Of mstsllic goods, BY adding the value Of the
cost Of transportation, commission, &e and agrees
TO the same, with the proviso that II shall not be
construed to apply to long combng or carpet woods
costing twelve cents or less per pound enlsss the
charge sddsd shall carry The cost abovs twelve
cents In which case one cent per pound dlty 10 TO
b levied. The duty on cigars Is insrssssd from
$3.50 per pound to IS per pound net. The Ben.
ate agrees 70 the section for bureau q ssssisics
Nj, Wentworth, Of H., called fbr ths rsadins of
the ntuen eeoth0n - amended. Ia n1fTH u
Mr.. Meorhssd, ofPs., moved the Yssviess quss.
tion on the report. 49,
The Speaker stated that .the rsadine Of the
amended ssction could not be demanded e nat.
TER Of right, and quoted dssision Of Speaker
Banks on that point. ag ''sT-
Mr. Allison, Of Iowa, stated that II the House
could not have some explanation Of the report he
would move 70 lay the report on the table.
M MoorhsAd declined 70 withdraw the previous
Mr.. Allison thsrsupon moved to lay thsOsport
on the table. Lost. 81, wi D.. ITT0.'
The conferences report was aErssd to.
The Houss proceeded 10 the confederation Of the
Senate Joint resolution In relation to the admission
Of David 7. Patterson TO . seat In the Senate.
The resolution was advocated BY Messrs Maynard
and Taylor, of Tennessee, and was opposed By
Msssrs Shsllabargsr Of Ohio, Stokes Of fsnnsssee,
and Conhling Of New York. The latter gentleman
moved 10 lay the joint resolution on the table;
which motion was oarried--SS ID 81.
30 the joint resolution was laid on the table.
Our report closed 1t II, midnight, the House
being still In session. 10. : -
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EOR RENT-A MOST DELIGHTFUL
between Green and streets north Of Stod-
dart street. Apply on the premises. ju2i .stuthu
NOR SALE-A LOT ON + STREET
SOUTH city railrosd, fronting nearly % feet
and running back TO SOfoot alley. Price 2 cents psr
foot. Address Z. b., at this once.
E0R SALE-INTTHE FIRST WARD A
IL LARGE THREE.AND-A.HALF STORY BRICK
DINING ROOM AND HALL, WITH LARGE CELLAR
UNDER THE WHOLE HOUSE. The lot contains over
wv ieet of ground, under cultivation, with grape
throughout the house. II 10 nrst-eass residence and
in one Of the nness locations in the city Address g.
II. j.. ~ this once. jyl2.u
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a v.AIx cOLoRrp MAS DID is wEEx.-Dr. p.
D. RAsDoLPH, the distinguished champion Of col.
orsd schools. reached Washington, July 20. On
shs zlth he bad secured the names and influence Of
ths prineipai nsabsrs Of Congress- the csbipst and
Tus PapsIpssr for tAs schools Of Louisispa; on
the sssh be secured q, 900 towards them on the
ssth sT,sss more vss promi,sd him on the 27th
he Nss Tie rsslpisnt Of The degree Of IL D. on
ths sane day BE- received .. odsr Of f,ose ponds
sterling u he wssid 60 70 Kasiand TO lsetursi hs
dssllnsd. and 10 sksst 70 esavss bis own land.
Pretty good for one wssk rhis shsws what energy
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u UDs IN TAY L o R,
Bo0xszLLSR AND sTArIosxR,

ssA PsnnsyivanJa avenue doors west Of Ninth strsst
wAszneros Orr.
All ths new books Of the age received i'm sda,sly
upon Issue from The press, and Tor sale s pubishsrs
prices. 49, r. II =
Imported Static asry and American usnusturs, Of ali
usdss and variety d The lows.t New York prless
nlaat Books oi all styles on hand, and made 70 order
yi:i..g Cards printed, ssd plates engraved y ~
" Medical Bestl supplied y, publisAsy n,ss
SspW had 5ssslesw Ahasd VIZ sftSF sylK
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These gentlemen form about as strong q bread.
and butter brigade a&s have seen for some time
past. They represent two hundred million dollars
in real estate, personal property, and the funds.
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S~Madam Mounts Pile saivs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also sConsumpton Destroy.
sr and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Asthna &e
can bs found At stos Drug Store, opposite National
Hotsi 0ilmans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Rord's COR
nsr Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania Avenue; Rntwsiss
corner Of Twelfth and Pennsylvania svsnus Rliiott
corner Of and Twelfth streets, HarbsuGhs. corner Of
Seventh and O. jsia-u
- hereby certify that have used Mrs.
houuts salvs, for what Is known ~ the camp Itch II
had the effect to cure II In very short time This was
during the war; In the year lses and avail myssf Of
the hrst opportunity to give my testimony In hshaf Of
her valuable ssvs This certificate give volu.tary
Apl3-lm CHARLES IDWARDs
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Ss-wondsrfui but True i-Madams Rem.
iHaron, the worid-renownsd Asroiogist and somuam-
ouliatie CiArvoyant while In elairvoyant state de-
nsstes the very features Of the person You are 70
marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known as the Psyehomotrops guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and lfsliks picture Of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
oceupation leading traits Of character &e This is no
imposition, as testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age dsposon color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing hy cents, and stamped snvs-
ops addressed to yourself you will rsesvs the picture
By return nail, together with desired Information
Address in eonndsncs, MADAnE GERrrupu Rsaisorox,
" box A1, WstTroy n. ocl6-dwly
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A%Amauuensis.-Psrson desiring the SER
vices Of . CoPYIsr or AMANURnsIs can be seeommo.
dated BY lady who writes . neat and plata haud By
Supplying at No lss Sixth street west, between and
streets north. H. sp1s.u
~ Marriage and CsIibaey, an Essay OF
Warning and destruction for Young Men. Also, Dis.
sasss and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers,
with sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIN H0UaHToH,
Howard Association, PhiiAdslphia, Pa. aplI.sm
~ To the Citizens OF Georgetown.-Ar-
ranaemsnts hsvo been made 10 have the xPusLoAx de-
versd promptly and regularly every morning to sub.
seribsrs in every part Of Georgetown.
Subscriptions will be received by d. W. wHITING At
his News Stand in the Post ocs Congress street. who
10 the agent for Georgetown, and to whom all com.
plants will hereafter be made.
Tsrms-76 cents per month. payable to the Agent
je2S-u .|. ..|.'
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
Post once Department..

Post Once Department.
Postmastsr0 General Randall yesterday Afternoon
issued the following orders:
}. Appoint II W. Rugg, Esq., chief clerk Of the
finance department Of the Post Once Department
from the hst Of July instant a6reeably 10 the Law
Of ossgssss approved March !, 1865.
Wea Virginia. Re establish the following post
onoss, and make appointmsnts: w.
:. ssssnA Greek, 0rssnbrisr county and appoint r.
II. etesea postnastsr. t'III1
.yPt ncnros county, Aharsw Given, boa.
c,sssy. Wyoming es.n.,, william Stewart. post.
postmaster.
Mercer s'l'~erh' Mercer county, N. n. Stewart,
Reopen oiice 81 Mouth Of Buffalo, Loe.u county,
change site and name 10 Huff Greek - and AZ.
point George 8. olsyhood postmaster.
Reopened 0fhces--R Rioh Greek, Logan county.
West Virginia, and appoint J. H. Hinekmsn post.
master. ny.
Shady Spring Raleigh county. A. !. Huh post.
Sandy Bottom, Middlsssr county, Va, Morris
Montgomery postmastsr.
.i,Appointmsnts-- William N. Meredith, postmas.
~ kidwsli, Tyler county W. Va, wiliisa Pritoh-
MasAias weimsr, postmaster, NH Run, Preston
county, W. Va, A. J. wsloh resigned.
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SSBreech-LoadinE Arm.-The Board for
the Examination Of Brseeh Loading Arms Of which Gen.
erai Hancock is president Is In session al No. 6l
Windsr's Building.
Arms will be received daily. between the hours Of II
q m. snd p. m, until further notice.
Inventors are requested to submit their arms In per-
son or BY agent to the recorder Of the board.
... ..... W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th .. g. Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. U.s. A.,
mhI2'u Recorder.
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- Moth and Freckies.-Ladiss amiotsd
with DscolesAtons tho Pace called moth patches or
frsekies, should use Psrry's Celebrated Moth and
freekie Lotion tits infsilibs. Prepared BY Dr.. @.
PERRY, Dermatologst, 40 Bond street. New York. Sold
BY all drussst. in Washington and elsewhere, Price
W. ..fF myl7.u&s3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
- Special Meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees OF Public Schools will be held at their room
At the City Hall. on SATURDAY EVENING, 2sth inst,
at 7 o'clock.
U2s R. 7. BoIsBAU. Secretary.
~ Calvary Baptist Church .nests every
sabbath In the Church, Of Eighth and sreets
Service every Sunday at II g. and evening. Seats
free. Rev. !. r. Hewlett, pastor. dsso-u
- National Union Executive Conamiesss,
Tho following gentlemen compose the NATIONAL uHIoH
kxscufivn CosxirrEE, wless rooms are at the Union
National Club. No. $50 Twelfth street, between and
streets. at
Delegates to the Phiiadslpha Convention arriving in
the city are requested to call At the rooms Of the club
and register their names:
HON. A. W. RANDALL,
Chairman,
HON. o. h. BROWNING,
HOE MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
@. WENDELL, ESQ,
cHAs. KEAP, ESQ.
4. =. PERRY, ESQ,
SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ.
HoH CHARLRs Mason, .#r..
Corresponding Secretary.
JoHH =. CorLR, Fl. r,
Rseording Secretary. jyls.tsui4
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The Cou.c,.nc. rvuA.

The sum Of eil7.so was received yesterday from
an anonymous source By the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and duly spproprarsd 70 the 'eopsoisnes
fund" Of the Department.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

1srrasAI R.vn.u..-fhs receipts yssssrd.y
were 81, l6l, ,494s9.
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The Bread and Butter Brigade" In New


A State convention has been called In New York
to appoint delegates to the great National Union
Convention In Philadelphia. They afhx to the
general call for tho convention the following:
In pursuance Of the foregoing oall the loyal
electors Of this State requested to meet In their
respective assembly districts or before the first
Monday in August next, and appoint two delegates
to attend q State convention, to convene at Sara
toga Springs, on Thursday, the 9th Of August next
to appoint delegates to the National Union conven-
tion, and transact such other business as may be
deemed best calculated to unite tho loyal citizens
Of the State In sustaining the Administration, and
In restoring relations Of brotherhood among the
people Of the States.
BY the Language and spirit Of the CALL 1t will be
perceived that those who refused their support to
the Government In putting down the rebellion, and
those who approve Of the action Of Congress in
keeping loyal Representatives out Of their seats
and loyal States out Of the Union are excluded
from the invitation, and are not expected to par
tioipate in the preliminary meetings or to take
seats 10 the convention.
New YoRK, July 10, 1855.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT,
MARSHALL o. RoBERTs,
WILLIAM b. Asr01,
HAMILTON FisH,
FRAsoIs SEIDDY,
LEONARD W. JEROME,
Il. M. BLATcnFoRD,
ANDREW CARRIGAN,
AsDREAs WILLhAS,
EDWARDS W. FISK,
A.. j. DIrrEsHoEPER,
JoHN A. DIX,
ALEX. T. STEWART,
MosEs TAYLOR,
SAN. SLOAN,
DANIEL DREW,
RoRERr BERDELL,
.PHAHcIs d. CUrTIsG,
RICHARD ScHELL,
JoHs BRYAN,
WILLIAH ii. LUDLOW.
These gentlemen form about as strong a broad.
and-butter brigade as % have seen for some time
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE,

Situated a the corner Of Ninth street and Psnnsylyspis
avenue, fronting three streets,
FOR BENT. g.
This Opera House having been entirely rsmodslsd,
tain asd New Seats, handsomely uphostssd, With new
mont sataaes and four srits, Is now fully eOmplstsd
1. pronounesd one Of the most beautiful and mo.,
eompls.s thestyss IN the country, =
WI seat seout Anssa huadrsd psrsons
II "Ff' w." WALL 400,
!slF'soaw ~ ySsssyiysSis sysss,,
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cusv Jpssics CHlas d On visit " his
psslw ssvs-op'uish, N.Y.
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Reeeipts fran c.asams.

hsfscsipts from customs at the four principsi
ports Of the United States for the time specified
were % follows, vis: New York, from 1a to 7th Of
July, s2,47l, ,4sSs4i Boston, from l4th to 2lst Of
July, sa7l,sl4.6o; Philadslphis, frog 14th 10 aIa
Of July, $ls2 s4l bs Baltimore, from l4th to 2lse
July, $177,25262.
The national Republican., 1866-07-28

Dsstitution In south Carolina.
An agent Of the Frssdmsn's Bursau, writing
under recent date from Mount Pleasant, South
Carolina, rsprsssnts great dsstitution existing
among both the whites and blacks Of the State
and believes that grsat suffering must occur before
the present crops are secured.
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Bingham for Negro Suffrage i'm
Ohio.

Bingham said, in his Cambridge speech,
in accepting the nomination:
SIN the proportion as she [Ohiol gives to
these dusky men who never forget their
ehenn. the BALLOT, you add to instability
and security of the Government"
Some Conservative Republicans profess
TO be opposed to Negro Suffrage. If they
support Bingham, the d~emagagne. theirpro-
fcssious are false. No opponent of Negro
Suffrage in Ohio, can support John A. Bing-
nam. He thinks the Government not as
secure,or stable under the rule of white men
as it would be under the rule of black mon.
White men should remember this, and re-
buke the man who is as Radical as Thad.
Ntsvehs himself.
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Ministers Opinions.

"The Cabinet Organ we not frOmyou gives
us all the satisfaction that any instrument
could do. Its power and richness of tone
cannot be surpassed. and for sacred music
end family use nothing can be better. Its
use in n family in a moral point of view is
such that it will be found TO be a profitable
investment for that. if for no other reason"
REV. p. NJ. MCGOWAN, East Liberty
1--WE have have had the Cabinet Organ
purchased from you for some time in use,
md 7 take pleasure in assuring you that it
is all that o and the manufacturers repre-
scented it to be-a most valuable instrument,
giving universal satisfaction; and admira-
bly, ADAPTED to the use either of the Sabbath
School or the Church.
REV. w. b. WATKINS,
Pastor Trinity MI church, Pittsburgh.
81 nave no hesitation in endorsing the
Cabinet Organ as the best instrument for
Church purposes that l have ever scen.-
The one in use in Mansfield NJ. T.. church
has proved itself adequate to the wants of
both choir and congregation"
REV. l. DALLAS,
Pastor Mansfield PA NJ. Il. church.
The above letters refer to Mason q Ham
Inns Cabinet Organs sold by Mellor IL Co
of Pittsburgh. See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
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EwIng's Letter.

We surrender oE.r columns this week to
the report of the johnson Mass Meeting at
Columbus, on the 7th inst. We ask every
man in the county to read the letter of that
great patriot and statesman Thomas Ewing.
He IL a man who was never identified with
the Democratic party-has always been .
Wing and Republican-and his words are
well worth careful attention. On the verge
of the grave, he gives his last efforts for the
Union.
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The Radical Congressional Con-
yentfOn.

'rine Radical Congressional Convention
for this district met in Cambridge on the
9Th inst. AS was to be expected that Radi-
cal Disunionist and political harlequin
John A. Bingham, was nominated by ac-
clamation. On accepting the nomination,
he made a speech, full of sound and fury,
defining his position" TWAS equal to one
of ~. Ms Immortal" efforts, so familiar
to the people WHEN assuming the pressure
OF the COLLECTION ~. A's' ''pile," how
ever ga, oo8a year) is somewhat larger than
~. Ms" There never was a greater dem
ngogue than John A. Bingham, and we in
tend during the Campaign, to ventilate his
record.
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~Ez" 1Aaa'
ENEE18AS.
NO. XII.

NO. XII.
I am composed of % lett rs.
My 7, 4, 3, s, IS, IA, is a mineral.
My 5, II, s, 3, II, IS, is amusical in
My IL, is, 10, 9, IS, 8, 5. 81, !, 2,
2, s, 81, IA, is the thing offered or
nothing.
My 6, /, @, Is, 10, 10, 70, is the name
of a plant.
My 81, 4, y, 10, IS, 8, is the name of
an Island.
My whole is the expression of an impor-
tant truth. If all would act on his truth,
much trouble, hard feeling, and contention,
would be avoided.
ANswE TO LAST WEEKS ENIGMA.
-CADIZ SENTINEL.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, HOW Restored.

Just published, in Sealed Enrelope price,
SIC cents.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment,
~ and Radical Cure of Sentinel Weak
ness, or Spermatorrhoea, induced by Self
Abuse; Involuntary Emissions, Impotency,
Nervous Debility, and Impedinlents to
Marriage genera. ly; Consumation, Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and Physical incanacity,
&c.-By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL, NJ.
d., Auther of the "Gr9en Book &c.
The world-renowned author, in this adj
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful consequent
ces of Self-Abuse may be eifectually re-
moved without medicine, and without dam
gerous surgical operations, bougles, instru-
ments, rings, or cordlals, pointing out q
mode of cure at once certain and etfectual,
by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. This lee
ture will yrove IA boom to thousands and
thousands.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt OF six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publish
ers.
Also DR.. CULVERWELL'S Marriage
Guide price rs cents.
CHAS. j. G. KLINE 81 CO.,
127 Bowery, New York, p. o. Box, 1886,
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For THE CoNvENTIoN.-J. M. Estep,
Esq, Delegate at large from Ohio to the
Philadelphia Convention and II. S. McFad-
den, ESQ, and A. Jul Schriber, Esq, Al
tomato Delegates from the 10th Ohio Dis
trict started on Monday evening to attend
the Philadelphia Convention.
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81 have learned from II higher source,
from W~ashington's farewell address, that
the basis Of the American Constitution, IS
The people to alter or amend il at pleasure
aa-But where did Bingham learn the
right of a very small minority of the people
to usurp the privilese of the whole people
and propose to punish nearly half if they did
mot vote to amend to suit them, as is done
by the lately adjourned trump" Bingham
learned that lesson in the school of despot-
isn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

G4. The rain last Sunday night was the
heaviest OF the season. During the night
the tightening struck one OF the large locust
trees in front of the residence of Joseph S.
Thomas, ESQ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

Ess-Peterson's Magazine for September,
is ON our table. Like ali numbers of this
magazine, it is UNSURPASSED in quality oil
matter and beautiful appearance. Terms
50 per year. Address Chas. j. Peterson,
3o6, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

9ss-'rhe lady members of the Ridge
church will please accept the pastors thanks
for the generous donation of one hundred
dollars, this day made through their com
mittee, Mrs. Sarah Moorhead. Mrs. Sarah
Jane Patton and Mfr. Catharine Pratt.
Jewetto, August 7. 1866.
ROBERT HEBRON, Pastor.
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Am. Although Bingham has been inCon-
gress for ten years, he has never been made
Chairman of any important Committee
This shows the opinion his own associates
have of him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

Saa- Hanna 81 Simmons are the general
agents for the sale Of one finest Photographs
we have seen, entitled "The death bed of
Lincoln,n
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

gg>Read the Advertisement of Auditor
Mccoy concerning "Bounty Notes. and
those interested will please heed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

EA- The Depot at Newcomerstown was
struck by lightning OF last Sabbath even
ing, and was entirely destroyed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

HsA- Township Treasures will call upon
Auditor Nc Coy and receive their Town
ship Funds.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

&s.Read Collector Rea's Notice to the
payers of VI Tax.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

ES"Township Finds are now ready tor
township Treasurers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-08-15

VAN. A. Hanna & Co, will pay Cash for
10000 lbs of Rags if delivered this month.
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KENTUCKY o. X.
The radicals swept Away.
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY SIVTY
THOUSAND.

All haill Kentucky. Her sons have met
the foe and rave routed them "horse, foot
and ~dragoon.'' The State has gone Demo-
cratic by GO, 900 majority.
Let it be an omen of the result every
where this fall
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EIOw WELL WOULD 1T BE FOR
Mankind if every parent would make
it one of his chief duties to impress on the
minds of his children
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NEW CHURN.

FF Won want a Churn that is DURABLE,
EASY TO KEEP CLEAN, and that
will Chugn in from THREE to FIFTEEN
MINUTES, making BEST QUALITY of
Butter, you can be satisfied by the under
signed, at Cadiz.
Every Churn Warranted Perfect.
VIM. N. POULS0N.
Nav 80, 1S66-3m
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The GREAT LIFE LESSON
CONOUERING THEIR DESIRES

There would certainly be less crime,
less disappointment, less broken
hearts, less insanity, and less
suicides than the good and
the virtuous are now COM
PEELED to behold.
There can be no Nobler Sentiment
that palpitates the heart than
that of forgiveness, and none
can truly forgive who lack
the sublime courage Of
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ENGLAND.


NUtEEEEy FtEHdEVKI'
The County Convention on Monday nom.
mated the following uneXceptionable Tick
ct.
Probate Judge-Milton Harry, of Moore
field.
AUTHORIZATIONS Wright, Of Short Creek.
Clerk-John w. K. Miser, of German.
Commissoncr-Jas. G.. Love, of Ache
Intirmnry Director-James Henderson
ofNorth.
The able speech Of Mr.. EEtnp made before
the Convention, we shall publish next week.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES 4 SITUATION AS
"A seanstress cut and ht and do all kinds Of family
sewng; would take charge OF two children, Can
give good city reference Call at 81. Il between I'D and
23i So, first floor.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

A SITUATION WANTED-BY 4 PEsPECrABLE
N young % cook wash and iron for small pr
vate family Call at lis West 10Th So, house.
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

"A SITUATION WANTrD-BY A RESPECTABLE PRO.
n testsnt young woman as teastress understands all
kinds OF family sewing cutting aud tting: would have
objection to do light chamberwork Call al 5 6h av top
floor, back