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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

am lebten gl,ttro@ Ntenb faup cine
itemli9. 9ut belu@te 8erlammlung ron
@e(9dftsleutet st. Yanl III bens .;3wede
aatt, eine. Organization au @tanee a.
trtpssl1, wel&t I'D bte G5rotrun8 bers ges
i@dft8 Snterefien St,spauls CUR MufSabei
MAIDEN fou. Dion .fett, ts fdnDt zen
2eut9en an, etmas auf ben Ndgtl1 3u
brenner. Das r~otbwenbt8e @ert eiasr
(bl&eu 0rsauifution III faon gu LANCE
ptr(@oben wor9en.
s@ltet'sS& ubfprt II p,ol.
IS eitn adtsgIan1!- Sir perrtu
uub Daraeu, Ruaten uns M6t@eu, srp6e NIB
{letue Babtes, BAT Germ @&vet's G&ubRore
eas NStbtse nm bis Dtibna&tsfeR re@t ~ be-
att eui unb tn'S neue 9abr npbl befitftt pber
be(@ubt \ 3utreten. Det&e 4e3Rteftl
unb G&ut, Gtla.s unb anhsYe panspanit0 eln
fdr barte l3ttten. Sur manltimdlbiaes
@dladerretter 2alblebtrntefel ~pn adter penn
aud nt&t d TN b. aber bod NtIdt-, 6pb.
leu- uub 2berlebe rfefi9teit. Qei@te Eana. uub
i@perc @arf9is,~5 9 ,iefsI, S&ub. unb @aiters!
Rur,. mas esn 6u6 nur fhtbt nnb 3tt,t
RI iebsr i3eit, in aQem. @etter,
l1,amit Ia @@list'S Store ausaafart
o. reid ME Ddune Tse mt 8llttes.
Sci auer Geintett, billia 1ut
6pItb. 59litt bat !etnen @@uxt.
- Gin i1tbli@s8 Edn3@eu an: 2ten
B:ibxadtstase. bas mar nsn ieter 2anbeebraxd
uns Bas 81 uub aanuerfr tn @tnnefsta-3 tal
baben bafir sefertt bae g aud biefes Sabt (s
IL. IRAN iete ibrc 8a1au3ei8e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

Seuer; baS RS IL btm .GtieIe beS Maxnes Be,
kiaer RunRs I'D gam nit piuGSbtn0 Geptitt
4nb..teu Ter 9tumel bsa ,9Sttlt&en Nuufen11
Zee @enins atef9teben,, fstS tunb e,ebt. baSs1b
lo iebt lieben mt .bas fei1 fablenbes PER- taIf
l6et. 1ert Deut batt auf Die bette ns etnpatttex
is6 pnbltlutns Ii feiHntu1 @treben auf Ser Babn
.bts Gorti&ritts re&uex. 17
DIE !, Nxfeal @setttYs NIT itrttl alttx NIB
tS&fh ptrbSrufn neuen RrGjsn petbeu bteftu
a1inter Der MuGt tauienbe ypu Yroielyten So.
htttnts nnb tbre &oncerte tp'rben bic trenk ~
atbiibetsn unS far aunRaenI1e empfGnet&eu
1bttls unftrer. 8eSjl!eruu8 fttn.
~ Msntas.21 Sanuar III Ser aro6. Saa an
pel@eut lie @emtnne Der Crosby. Dperabou(t.
Vstttrie betannt 8euadt uub an rel@eut tuttbe1
+ beliebt8tIaufesb gutt,Q eutt faaen nereeu. I'd
battt ID nastnsn lGroi&en ,ptteer!:.
E5yrrnhr Ten au,{pleien tts .Guamet,G fr.
eles" (ntdt g TN ct J Der 8enier bsn @t.9auI
tanb am 10 bie(ts cine Rdd.nver(ammluug tin-
f&er patripten unb aua 20 fen etue etaatsesx.
ventton ttr Genier Gait. Den Dele9ateu purte
an beutielben Sage Elm Bantett eteeben. Die
&idetl fir baS BanEstt nnrben nit So fty
perr nxb DAme untmit So fir elm einaeIne6
Webed beioblt . DaS Tubl,fun, cine 1nterfdeb
bsr parteitn unb Ration mar 31r 1betlnatue
etneeIabsn unt tas GAME Elm r'&t gutter Grfpl6
trob Bf@uf Grace unb 0ater Srtlaub. pel&er
bic pot.iotif&e 1en%terbeUeennn, Ter bic @inta.
tbie uQer 8reittiisfreunbe ~ Ieeil tperDen fuQte,
pie lie BIT uri,ietbt als einen .3umbu84te-
jei&neteu.
Der Staotratb bat bic @asccmmit,
tee beauftra9t in @t.1 tnl4aft NIT Benz @tatt
anhalt uto ptrtn Dorm 3u unteriu@en unb la
rbber III beridten. sb bic Nascorpanie IN Tslge
u wsA N(seSkrok>w4 n>nexrs;kH~ Aa~ 6@<nhk sk.aA QsaI =.
brief >Mb nit beu1fe)ben ba6 ausl@liebIi@e Re&t
III Der 0tnbt @asrjtten au lseen unb III biefen
3ued bic @trabsn in elmer BEN a0btttt{&e Htu.
.0e unangenebmen uuo een bilfen unb Glieb.
u.abtn Der 8arstr sttdbrIi&en @tiie auf,uwab~
len, >er,pirtt bat. ~&-
Die Rabbalaerei 3pt(&tn Der Stast unb ber
@asecmpante f1n9t ua&Braee an tn Elm febr tin-
bt(@es Gei0nt au63uarteu, unb e tpWrae 1T her
Shat .tr pnnf&epSpetj, lie Wsi@i&te II IT,
eesb eur @ef, erleetet piurse.
ppIi3ef9eri@tS @ci&dfte
udbrenb Der Iebten @u@e. MtQtsau
tptrD In Gruanseluns BON $500 Blrei&aft tin~
senid. It. UNI Mabauae MiQtean eeeen fttue
G6ufe fiber ju FeQen - s3pet unteul&< Gu"
iannen uaubteu Der @taet bic 8ewSbnline Sc
nail ber(.lben @iirbe, nit ber ei1e RDnt9tn eiueut
Settler e;nen &reu3er f@entt. 9!oble Daxten
has! Sic tGnnen tbr panpwert aseln.
- Steuer3able BON 81. Yaul uub
&amlty County iitsrlebet bic .Mu3eiee be6 &suty"
Saasmetfets ni&t.
-@eu tfe 9.ute tter III 2allce 3u faul
finb, has eis ~ 8ldtten uno atluf.sren, xat
etne Sdlitti@ubbab n ber3uRraeu. wuroe utuli@
Absne bic Mintbata. Ttutsiprt3e r9qtrtrt, Mt
einS febo9 ni@t bsicnbere.
betG.
peimtad. -perr o. pein1bad bat auf teu
Mtenb bes /. @ettna&tstaees (25. Decerater)
cute Muit III einex frSblt@en Eaut + teQt anb
label gum Belu@e unb 8euitb't&e. 9teilxabme
aQe Greunte uub Befannte tSfidR eth. 81
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22
! : Wineeianbt.)
BeaYer Cred, 2 Dcbr. 1866

Wettber Grtuao Wolhl
Dbnobl etmas ab8eleBen pom ter lbrt.
0sn @elt, mpbnen mtr tp9 III etnetn
laSnen2anre. mo{elbf e6 lei peitem nt@t
10 fiji unb einlarn ber8ebt ale Sbr tn
Gurer 9~auptRabt pteQetdt pentta .t61t.
Bum Beilpiel Tnp mir bur@auS nt@t
BON ~8efe4i9en @er8ni9un8tt au68el@le>
fen unb nil i@ Sinner, mtlcen, paB wtr
unldn9F zines peran9enebmiten perm s.
prteanib ~ perbanten batten. Der BON ct
Yeter uo@ 8eaper Salts lber8eFebelt 1T
unb baltlbF Elm neue8 Storeetiadft eta
blt,t bat.
Ma@ BEN isber anfepler bier in btt
Na@baridaft 9etpiB .;ur fteubtgftea IT.
berrai@un8 eint6 9epen, cine brtef!t@e|
Ginlopun9 erbalten, fanbtn mir un8 am
80 fen plnttR9 I'M Store be8 9erra
prte9nib Elm, Der. NIT fr5blt&em 9urrab
beer0Bt murbe.
Der Getaeber mar nit portreflt&en
Nem uln,tr 8ier nobl perleben uuo bteler
cole Grant, cenn auf's Fetet9ite 3u8eIpros'
den murce, tstrffbte MQe in rte besterfts
Stimmuna, !,
2ut0ft 0tn8 IS In BET, auf'6 laubetfe uno
feinftt bereeri&teten Gaal: gum Gan3,
In ben. ras BON 8rau prie8nib fetn cube
reiteie Abenpsien bic aQer a%uaenebus
fe pauie ttlbete. 2uftB blteb &l1ts bts
.iuua frdbsn Moreen bt chamber unb
f& fosanr, NIT tet3li&em 2etewobl uub
@lQdm6nl@en BON ben freunblt&en @af-
9eberu peubiaieotnt, eilten mir un!tra
3etmfdbtea az. ntrsas#E
8eaper Gau8b bat bereit6 cine re&t
tdb@@e Anjobl 3dultr, barunter f& BET
ntue as bet' so GuB BroBe Store bes
6errt, 6. prteBnib .betwettem al6 bae
,S&6ufe (SR bas 70, 8tti&an? u. )prd'
{enttrt. z
1, Del. .StaptplaB 1T .mnirtli@ .lebr Ia5u
unb fabrt Ttinen Maute1 BON efneut prd&,.
tiesn Cataract BON 20 BIC "a Gu6 GaQ
ben Sol. SIC. .Yboil fir cine quite Mdble
nubbar 3u MAIDEN I'M BeBrtf 1T tie
Er1biabr Miro bte Mdble tn Operation
{tiu'
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9enb 8tleeen 1T i&pn fest fit ben Sc
l&dftsmann iebr 8lnfis ftuirt uro ptto
nd&fe6 Grabiabr iebr be%oeutenoet 3u.
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Muoenu1ert mad bitftr ftu&ttarea urb
liebliden @eBtnb. wel&e bait etae Der
et&tef b.iodttn .upo. woblReat:nbts1 bts
Staates iet& H|t@;:::::::.
.@qbqIp I'D. @titete6 III :Bstt&ht fftK-
est. |9.istn: @}t ;ptti.s' tt5ttd pa..::9tppt
Hreun0t. $50: ...'::.. 49,.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

Meutr t.-9.rr 9t@tRann
bon Ter 88irn,a Mteseler INV pe@tInann bat
frennblidf einseptatat fir 0ito uxb 1msseeu>
ole A8entur fir bic @taatSjetruug ~ ibernsp.
men. unb il biermit autorttrt, 3abluu9ex spn
lbsnueutsn III GnpfasS ju usbraen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

Z
.ssD issa6 aptsNleSg
raf&en @a&stbum$ elndlt@ Aberfanbtn
an a.,. f& 'na'tt,, jtst ] s'''a'f|aat'e'trsI SSss$ rtt'ss
81. GAIL SET M,attasia.,a II bsst i,b
nt&t beionbsr6 grp6. aptbff, mas leu, ent.
Ranpeny' II, folio alto ffdr tte Dauer
tere&net stls Elm sMater bte{tr GiAtn.'
ttdmlt&tett bdrf bas 8ro6e S@immtll&:
StetnBebdube betra@ttt trtsben> befTtn.
tpttttr &eQeuaum, 8%eBenmdrti9 Der. ss9u.
butrtt btS Gtnp6teln8p bon Sdmeinsfeil@
gum S@auplatje btenk2Yon pel&rm &rti.
tel aberr @u,. @dimmel anlsbnli@e,
y uautitdten fit ben Grpurt,auftluft. 81.
Dasi 9aus pirb NIT nddnsu, Grd6iatr
y. ltas @tore8e(@dft bes Gtstntbnu,erS
eufnebniet, ~ BEN bas alte Focal 3l t,1B
fur baitlbe 9tporber>
Der @suetnfun Der 8dr9er Ter @tatt
Ginyimtmnn rnh MmaRoftmnn ma = On.
fame &sYlum"- @ebdubt9 (Staats-
SrrenanffalO ueldet bic bon Der @e(eb
Bebun8 eraanrlte COMMITTEE bier lccirt
!, s. ~ y; 2ut8.t - Ivy =. u.uuv'''! 1l1@
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p@..!u ~ w..o. Sau.uit WV P.ovov
aa,: 1s s.g aS sug - =. =
'.ri%,1 Gb,nanrs feinen @a,'" ala -,
Sot,t :,acr ,aIoG, a,ta h,h6nntet ~ a.
49, smo fk;rntrn q " ~
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rnifh,r,rcff,', In nnn,,,, M.h;,, "a
m;rm.frtn oIs' ON h,nfiMss mma.rt,t.J
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sa..ki ~. T., ~ @,.,;,thrmn
p ~" ~ 49,. g..1,a~
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9s1oe'Bt Wes 81 e''aueH 1'n0s1 y
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o,e NH IN 9ouet ADatt9'sn 1aucen, meor
90 . It. !m So~1oe19IanUs, 1no 9.lreg! 1'e
peoo!1e!au8 IN m'''em umItttlt n!t vte>
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1f'1e1' 2'1oe" 8elpaB1 l'1'o.
Ssbr }@Iuud u1b tpoblbdbt8 au98e>
fattete Derlaufsldotl1 ft1b Der @attlsrfcrt
ee6 9trrn ~. 8letn, bte 3anbs
lung in pe11ent'etcertpttt't. 1t,o ttrtteen
<toerrl ut'ltrt8 lu118ell u1o 1ofnuna6.
pousl1 G1eunees, Gee. perm 8 Bo d
Die Seutpsltsrldeetl bet perm : o.nBt
NM y g @.er. 0'e Z a4etltt slo.
20 ots Yt!!n = 0GpkI!@
a"u S'Sa..s. ".up. .stp
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e IT, 9'e nn!t'e .oe,@.an'!s gu. une o'ee
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~. .'ouv'n' ~t"n :. ~ 9.u"ss 81
u'a%S :, ~!"1s' Hp os' p''s''
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3soee xtno la9t Is tpn1: rDo!t oeea
an uLet, 10 oer papn Anat nt@t tropL
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

@aibin9trn mhble.
(uxterbalb aer Sslanb M&tle,)
@ /. MnttpN ' ..... "..."...... " I 4 4.
s3ts seisen ZEN, eeetrten teutide1 pnbltluns hermit
c~rsebenlt al. baB in xnferer neueu, auf8 Bette etnee.
rtatetea Mhble bas bette Nfetl ~ieber3ett 70 biui9 as
IL irgen> elmer aneerm MRxble IN Ninneapp:
Hs unn st. Mntbonp ~eeltefert uns Sebernnaau aaf
has reeGNe uns p%rpupteRe teetent tserben nth.
~ Int Otto &afube & AJe1 Orb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22
@robfr 5ieg
" HJRRAH.
Del @ioentbdnaer tes
,,planen$tore"

&3auptet has Belb.
Nicpusttfrabe, 3wet 9baren unterkaIb
Res Qsibfaues. minneapolis.
1srs0 aeue 3ufeasuxsex ssI
&Qenz unp ausn Sorten S@ntttwaa<
rem, &ei(eta(9en &C., Gerti9en 4leicsrn>
blten. mlben, Stteffln, S@ube1 u,s
allen tleine,1 Artit,ln t.r 6trren>0 dr>
btrpbe (Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods !. VS..
ne1aes aaes IL 165t6ea pretfe 4 Seelasn utst.;
2eass4xaestea petbea bic etsetoaea oebtsiuleeu
aemdtrs. uxs uertea Re xnier Pager az SaS behadet.
Hrte In 6taate %erteIaea.. ba ba6eltt Auf ben Seli4e a
H1rftex mtt orp6er 6arofalt ssn etnera altea etII1sfss
ogssewatlt wurbeR. DIE AufRerefaueett ss1
2anbIeuten
ssttlonesre, .stss auf ssfer. sretes 1asstaest 80
4Dlaren fur ttren 9etrand 0ele1tt.
z. etstQt1 ,es! 1setle e.sasft nxtle. e tas sss n
1sems e...n s,'iSsi! psss =. tasft e:st lS!t.!x,
Gtsen, 9embea .ns uatetiletstr &C.. In .9la1es
Store" RteaaettlsaBe. juet GeeteS ustestslb trs
4ettRaues.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22
Deuti9er @6ubfore.

Das ee.trte gublifum fnett IN BEN etstt IA
%unteneidxeteu lfets an Der pauo. etae cute &ue-,
mabl BON -a 4;i!
6tiefetn uno 6@u9en a,, 3 :
ppo9l oom i.
befeu 6flt&ea Gabritat
gs iAl1 E7s4it
et9ener Arbett g
velde @aareu fets ~ heu ateo,iSfen vnt{tu
,trtaaft ne ben sou aiF-.8}
n5s $50 3 6r4lteL
ede ser 3ta 1ss 1Rtn.tto,a, et.ettu
- 80 81. paul.
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8eaumarMaf&.1

S0e0unt1fe0at6. @s
Sster Gebltet. ref. rag pbwctl bie(er Ro-
man aQe &la0en rub @tdnse sltt@ tnd@tig an
ee3coen. ct BEN btbilbsten @ef@mad tie alter>
DaaBtyfrttilung tistft unb obpobl In esn1sin.
perldneliasr @pra&. ge{@rtsben bpt Mote ms.
nicer ais Gin x3ugtfauent6 an be ttttl.tabis .
lett" III.
Ter 9tlt 1T Ter te@tuabn,te fran,D1lde
Di1tsr unb Yubleif 9 eaumar@a iS' BEL
ftn &ei@i@tt In bic 8rp6e perpbe fdut, nno G4
inn;9 nit ~berfelbeN btrlauft tpel1e btu1 Sturi
ber Bourbontubert(@aft in 0raniret@ unraittel.
bdr purberetng, bie(tn ielbft IN I'D tt9rif unb bic
rarau8 btrpor9ttenben @eltereigniGe III f&
fplsBt. Der Rpnaa. flbrt ars Elm III bas
tnntele Metet ftnes eroben 3ettalttrs; III ben
9alaf les 4DntgA arb teiusr &rpesn, II bic
Ranfarbe be8 arn.e. Qtteraten uub MrbfiteIs.
Die &evpluttpns- G1e,aftere yallren in berrlt@tr
i3ei@aung 1rr uns 9tspue unb ME Id6 uns Der
seniale @drifReQer beraue avs bsr oeipaxute.
ten Grtpartur9 Fer Dtngf, ;ir 10 !pu1uen fol.
len.
8efdumc niemanb bic @ eIesentsit f@ In Be-
ib tieles meiferbaften unb ibtraus intereIantea;
eebieseuen Non'ans, bt6tn 0ritare i'm eit aatr-
f,eunblt@fe 3unte,taltuu9 0eudbreu 'uiIb. bic
i'm felt yargeu 9ttcteu murtt, .babu:& IN fsetn,
ba6 ers & g@f
ieet auf bic 9taats5titune abonnirt,
tbe bic publttatieu tbrtn Nnfans eensnneH.
Grautn fagt's Guren Skinner. ea6 3t9r cine ia-
rtGantt, ipanntnee bilbenbe HppfQe lelen uno
beetalb ck @taatejtitun8 IN 6aute ballen
tppQt. sa4a 4g 'z# esas&
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22

Die Gatrt pou' ct peter mad Zen.
btrfon lttbunltr 9&uBsetR uns ~ etrer
Yldfertur babur@ uarbtn, bob MIR Re In
Der ar9enebu,en @tftlfdaft bee perrn
Grtebtrt& S@tmmel, ben sc,
ua@ Ottaua unp st peter Qeflbirt,
III G1ennb Brdseeuann'6 Ftnttll Sc.
ipanu 9euaa&t. Aud benoer(on batttn
nit uus n%orBeuouitner, tiesu1al etma6
ndter itnner 3u lernen. auetn Hrtunb
Bed'S .aeuld,bli&ts @afiiu.,
mer In nel@em ptr nod boju bas m,
perbofie8eraudata batter, uAiera geebrten
Rttbdr9er,@ Sen s. @almros, Der auf ptr
@adttbr Yp, eineut. 3ur Gtd,tuna. fstuer
@elunbtet uinternumu1ensn Au6Fu9e IL
pas Rinntiotd-Gb be8riFtn mar. BE.
9anp@ sc bidder, fe0elte un6 au3u{ebLaIS
pas MIR unftr 8orbaben Ia ben treuieeu.
6tuncen. bte. mir jur Dispofttpn batteu;
aus3ufdbyen 1eruno&tfn.
SIT ntrben NIT bsm erfen tl&tistu
wiebsr fommen uup bann ben
Arten 2euten n 6enoerfon miibrineeu.
wona& I'D isbt &Qes To 9aulsu Staate
tbat; teftrt Odadfts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-12-22
Gin neuer Mpmaln In Der Winnefpta,
&taatejeitun8.

g9tr wiNen, BAG fir einex srpeen Ebfii xnft.
rtr 2eltr nne rauaentli@ fir 1nitre eeebrten e.
tertnnen BE .MppelIe1 bas bS9Re Snte.
re1e bat unb mir frtuet un6 besbalb. fagen IL
tSnnen, ba6 pir mad lansent Bemiiben eintu
Ren,au Getunbtn tabtn, ,petder il9sr bea anee-
meinlen 8eifaa Rnbeu unb NIT BEN tieffen
Snttredt eeIelen perben mirp. Rad Beenbieuhe
Der tur3en ii her spri8en Nu.nrner aneefanotuen
G~r3dblung, tenu b. b. Ia etna bret u o
Den. tpsrbtn mir b~feinnen nit putlitattsn bes
berrlideu, te1Ebuaten &outans BON 8ra@ . D
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31
Allegheny Cattle market.
ALLEGHENY, Jan. "a; 1866


CdaRe.-The supply of cattle on sale this
week was again light, not exceeding 1000
head, of which number about 800 head
changed hands, the balance being loft over
for next week or shipped east. The demand
was restricted almost entirely TO supplying
the retail trade, and the market ruled dull
and heavy, and, had there been an average
supply Of cattle on sale, prices would have
declined materially. There were but very
few Eastern buyers in attendance, and the
great majority of the cattle were taken by
butchers, although some few small droyes
in the hands of outsiders were taken by our
regular dealers, and several small lunches
were sold by the commission men. The very
best cattle sold at from 7l(GT3, and inferior
to common sold from 81 to 64.
Sheep supply Of sheep on sale al
these yards was rather larger this week thar
usual, and the market ruled dull. although
prices have undergone no material change.
Good to prime fat mutton sheep sold IN ;
retail way at from &c to &c z h SamesoI
sold Emil lis head, averaging T5ibs, at So,
ID; r. Price wholesalcd 80 head at 6; GAS
& Baffprty % at 81 z head, and Emil t
Hines, 40 head of "Scaawags' at 81 ,25
head cheap enough in all conscience.
H09s.-The transactions IN Hogs hav
heen on very limited scale for some days
the demand apparently being restricted al
most to supplying the wants OF the retal
trade Packers, it is said, are willing to pa
ct to 81 cents gross, while holders are ask
ing from " to l0c. In retail way, we cal
report sales at from 81 to l0ic gross, 10
fair to good averages.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

neas During the continuance of the war,
the Republicans yoeiferously asserted that
all that was necessary for tho South to do
was to lay down their arms and obey the
laws" and then the object Of the war would
be accomplished and the Southern people
would have their old place in the Union. --
They now seek to impose conditions which,
they have not even the ngbtful power to
impose upon Territories which never knew
theRsjesty of Statehood.
If Congress has the power to impose con
ditions on tie State OF Virginia after her
inhabitatants have submitted to the laws,
before her representatives are admitted to
their rightful seats, they have the same pow
er over Ohio. If the power exists in the
one case, it exists equally in the other-tor
all the States are equal IF the States are
destroyed who accomplished their destruc-
ton. The theory Of the war was to prevent
the rebels 80 dG9ag. Was it reserved fol
an Abolition Congress to do that which the
rebels failed to do in terrible war of foul
years duration? Ifthc radicals succeed they
practically accomplish that which the re-
bells failed in doing.
IF the Union is to be made permanent thu
radicals must be driven from power. /
1 will not do to trust Legislative power in tn
bonds of such reuelstSaatsts as Stevens, Sum
ncr, Bingham & Co. Let good a,en worl
together for their def feat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31
Amending the Constitution

Senator Cowan of Pennsylvania, declared in
the U. s. Senate the other day that the par
ty in power had SEVENTY Amendments
to offer to the Constitution Of the United
States, IMPROVEMENTS on the instrument
formed by such men as Washington, JefFer-
son and Madison. What wisdom! This
same party processes to be the Union party
Of the country, while at the same time they
are laboring to destroy the bond of I'm
ion. ......
Some of the partisan press boast about
their member of Congress havingGhe ability
to introduce amendments to that venerable
Instrument That is not the point. Are
their amendments an improvement Any
fool can move an amendment-an the pres
ent Congress will have about one for each
member before they are through, but are
they ,oise? ..
1t is but legitimate offspring the teach
ings Of the party, to destroy that which has
heretofore been lored by all parties in the
country. 1t is their intention to attempt to
change oar form of government. They hate
the Union of the Northern and Southern
States, and wish to perpct,tate hatred be-
tween the sections. Every step indicates
this 30 plainly that she who runs may
read" 1t ia their desire to postpone inde-
fnitely the G.ioa Of the States. ami they
are raating their baios now to discover
some plan by which they can perpetuatc the
powerof their party--for tSis is the height
.nd detkh of their patriotissn whendirostcd
of the trumpery of big-sounding words.
The sooner the people get rid of the Rad
icals, the better it will be for the country
They are blight which win leave wthcr-
ing curse upon all who uphold them. In
the mans of liberty, they wish to establish a
despotism. Thoy hesitate not to trample
upon all principles heretofore held sacred ii
by SO doing they can accomplish party end..
Then let all good men, independent of part
party predictions act with the good old
Democracy in dsfeating the threatening
evil.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31
The Message from the Secretary
Of Vg.ar-The Captured Gums
A Sensible SMggestiCnFrOm
GerNarsAi DaEA field

WASHINGTON, January 24---The Secre-
tary of War communicated to the House to-
day, in compliance with resolution, the
correspondence of the United States Mill
tary Academy and the Chief Engineer Of
the Army, relative to marking with the
names Of the battles the captured guns. 1t
appears that there are upward of thirty can
non at West Point-amOng them some of
historic value, and not few of foreign man
ufacture-in charge of Captain Balch, who
asks for instructions relative to marking them
with suitable Inscriptions.
General DelaGe|d suggests that it is not
desirable to inscribc on sny Of these guns
evidence ofcapture as trophies of war to re-
main as an institution where young men
from all parts of our united and once happy
country are to meet and contract friendship.
He says it should be our duty with these
young men to present nothing of an irritable
or boasting spirit, to be placed constantly
before the sight of those whose section O
country suffered by rebellion.
Let history tell the evils this rebellion ha
produced and let us, through the instru
mentality Of the military academy, renew it
powerful influence in establishing Nationa
feelings through the fricndships that ar
sure to follow from scholastic Fellowship
under military: training for years. Thes
guns should be preserved only as historica
of the artillery arm of the service; the per
iod and place of manufacturer of each ca
libcr anil disc iption of tho gun; omi!
ting every thing connected with its captur
| or use. at.-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31

In the House, Tuesday week, Mr.. Brooks
of New York, presented n lengthy petition
to grant to woman the right of suffrage, -
When asked Mr.. Stevens if he favored the
right of women to vote, Mr.. Brooks replied,
II am if negroes are permitted to vote. |
certainly perfcr my own color and white wo'
men above the negro Brooks remark
was greeted with loud applause from the
gallery, which Speaker Coltax checked, and
said he would use the utmost means to pre-
serve order. lie failed to give this admoni
ton to the negroes who filed the galleries
and made such tumultuous outbreak
when the negro-suffrage bill passed, That
was a horse Of another color r5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-31
The Vice-Presidents Of the Unit
ed States.

4 correspondent desires to know the
names Of the Vice Presidents of the United
States. They are as follows:
!. John Adams Mass J l7S9-IT97.
. Thomas Jefferson IVA. llI9T-lsOI.
2. Aaron Burr ~. Y.tlSOl-ISo5.
4. George Clinton IN. " lsO5-lSi3.
s. Elbridee Gerry Mass 1878. Died
in Office.
6. Daniel D. TOmpkins IN. " ISL
1925.
I. John c. Calhoun Is. o. lS25-lSS3
s. Martin Van Buren IN. y 1888
1857.
9. Richard NJ. johnson (Ky.l 1887
1871.
H. John Tyler (Ya.l 1871. Became
President by the death of President Har-
rison.
IL. George NJ Dallas PENN lS45-lS49.
IL. Alilar,l Fillmore On. Y. 1919. BE,
came President by the death Of President
Taylor.
lS. Vim. r. King (Ala,) 1858. Died in
nficc
II. John c. Breckenridge tKy.) 1857
1861.
Is. Hannibal Hamlin Me- lS6l-IS65
IL. Andrew Johnson (Tenn.) 1865. BE.
came President by the death Of Presiden,
| Lincoln.
1t thus appears from the organization o
the Government we have had sixteen Vice
presidents. Of these three became Presi
dent by the death of the Chief Magistrate
Two Vice presidents have died in office
Mr.. Gerry and Mr.. King. Three of TIN
Vice-presidcnts were attcrward President
viz: Adams, Jefferson and Van Buren. :
Three of the Vice presidents signed tn
Declaration Of Independence. viz: Adams
| Jefferson and Gerry. ( New York has hat
the Vicc-presidcncy more than any othe
| State, viz Fonr years under Burr, eigh
years under Clinton, eight years unde
Tompkins, four years under Van Buren, an
one year under Fillmore. Total, twenty
five years, or about one third Of the time.
| OF the sevcnty,seren years the office ha
been in existence, the North has had
sixty years to the Souths seventeen years