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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
The SCslOOinl:lster i'm that Bed

d.
The following is one of many incidents
that belell boarding round schoolmas-
ter. esu
/ had been teaching in Lewis county, i'll
this State, and this term was boarding
round. One evening after school one Of my
little scholars stepped up to me and said:
Mr.. Jones, father said you would come
home with me.
very well, replied, and forthwith set
out for my patrons house which was distant
some two miles. Now be it known, James
McHarry-for such was his name had two
daughters the pride and envy of the whole
community 1t seemed however, lwas to
be disappointed. When we arrived learn
ed the girls had gone to party the other
side of the creek, so went to bed execra-
ting the luck which deprived me of seeing
| them that night. The night had well ad-
vance, when heard one Of the girls come
home, and passing into the adjoining room,
| she warmed herself before some Goals which
were alive on the hearth. 1t seemed the
old gentleman and lady slept in the same
room. which was not aware Of then
Having warmed herself, she turned to leave
the room, when the old man spoke: q
"Gi,ls,' said he, the schoolmaster's il
| your bed. .-,
''Very well, - said Sarah, and passing
through the room slept in, went up stairs
About an hour had elapsed, when heard
Judy, the n!her cne come. She stood Al
the doora long time talking with her sweet
heart, then entered softly. Disrobing hel
feet, she entered the room where | lay, il
her stocking feet carefully undressed her
self, and compgto the side of the bed, pre-
pared to get in Now it happened / lay il
the middle, fnd turning back the clothes
she gave me shake, and saidin suppress
cd whisper:
Lay over, Ssra1.
, rolled over and wiped the corner Of th
pillow in my mouth to keep from laughing
In she bounced, but the bed would squeak
The old man heard it and called out:
"Judy!"
"Sirl'' was responded in faint tone iron
the bed beside mHA ,a
''The Schoolmaser is in that bed"
With one loud yell, and "Oh heaven!
landed on the floor, and fled with the rapid
ity of deer up stairs She never hear
the last ot't, can tell you. i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
EscauNng Taxation.

Few persons are aware of the extent to
which frauds are practiced upon the tax
payers through exemption Of U. s. bonds
from taxation. Nearly every man who has
money converts it into these bonds just be-
fore the assessors make their appearance
and are thus exempt from taxation. As
soon as the assessor makes his returns the
bonds are eanverted into currency again and
the monied men escapes taxation. Millions
upon millions of dollars are thus kept from
the TAX duplicates and the farmers, mechan
les, and other honest laboring mel, are fore
ed to pay the taxes that Justly belong to
their neighbor whose property is in money.
Under Republican rule money seems to be
too sacred, ,Ahing to be taxed, and yet Re
pub b!icans Expect farmers, mechanics, and
other honest laboring men to vote for them
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
The way of the World.

There goes virtuous and honest man -
Who cares? Nobody looks at him or cares
q fig how he looks or dresses.
Here passes a mas of wealth. "Who?'
Where? ~ How does he dress" How
is great object of attraction. How IN the
world did he make so much?' lie doesn t
look as if he was worth penny,
This is the way of the world. Everybody
gazes with admiration upon the rich, while
they turn away from virtuous poverty. -
Let a man make ten thousand dollars, and
he is gentleman, every inch OF hlp.-- -
Everybody has a kind word and srgfie for
him. s.t .".H
Be poor and honest. and no one knows
you. Men and women have heard of such
name as yours, and you may live at their el-
bow, but they are not certain aboht It,
Possess a fortune and live at mile post.
And your neighbors and friends will hne the
| heart of the city. All would know where
you live and point stranger to the very
| door.
We repeat--such is the world. Golden
vice is caressed, while humble virtue is un-
| observed. . Com
| viii the time never. ncvcr come wher
men shall be honorcd for their virtues anc
| despised for their vices, rather than be ca
ressed for their riches and condemned fol
poverty? Everybody in words, censures tht
idea Of honorng the rich because they arr
rich, and yet such are the regulations OF so
ciety that every body does humble in hi
manners and feelings in the presence of TT
upper ten thousand. As long as the Ia
dies will associate with the voluptuous ricl
ana shun the virtuous poor, so long will vic
be considered no disgrace. and wealth wal
nav for the sacrifice Of virtue.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
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AE,itfle Rs "A Time.

Dr.. johnson used to say, He who waits
to do great deal of good at once. will ney"
cr do any. :" Grand occasions of life seldom
come are soon gone, and whom present 1t Is
only one among thousands who is adequate
to the great actions they dcInahd. But
there are opportunities at Our doors every,
day, in which the ''small, sweet charities Of
life' may occupy us fully. What account
can we give of these as they pass by and on
to eternity, to lay their record before the
great throne? He who fatters himself with
air castles, constructing them out Of magns1
fcent schemes he would accomplish we're he
endowed with great wealth or exalted TO
high stations, will soon find them dlssolving
into thin air whenever he calls his heart t0
account for the right use Of that which God
has already entrusted to his care. he
that is unfaithful in that which is least, is
also unfaithful in much. q, q sr-..,
Human life is made up Of d succession OF
! little things-or such az are commonly,
though mistakenly, considered. They
mould our character; and give complexlou
to our eternity; can they be insignificant
| How slow are We in learning TO do what
soever our hand fndeth, = and te.leave the,
results, great or small, at the disposal OF
Him who has declared, ''Whosoever shall
give to drink unto one of these little ones II
up of cold water only, in the name Of dis
eiple, verify L say unto you he shall IN no
wise lose his reward. y .a.-t -as,.vT
Then. Christian disciple. I'm the morn
ing SOW thy seed, and in the evening with
hold not thy hand. " "Blesscd are they
that sow beside all waters" Look around
in your neighborhood, 10 your church, and
you can hssat no loss for important work to
T. IlSX,<M, 10 ottond tn uptfr dntInq
theyrrise; take them as they are sent by
4 Providence. Every moment brings its own
responsibility, and mans wisdom, in this
world of sin, of sorrows and of death, con-
sists in cheerfully using present cemtortst
and diligently attending to present duties.
Let the crumbs, the fragments of time, be
gathered up, that nothing be lost. Forget
not that, all the world over, great things
are made up of vast multitude Of those
which are little. Eternity is composed OF
moments of time, never ceasng. Nothing
will more certainly find the sOthfhl at last,
or bring them TO dreadful reckoning, than
1cGsted time.
sWake, thou that sleepest in enchantett
Lest these lost years shall haunt thee IN the
night a.. t.. " 4L 2. ~ "a .
When death is waiting Cor thy unnumhered
S To take their swift and everlasting flight
e Wake ere the earsh- born charm unnerve the
qaite, s.a
And be thy thoughts to work divine d.
dressed; ~
{ Do sonlethi,g--do it soon, do it with dli thy
u might; ..u,
An angeps wings would droop, II long al
rest, aG ~ HAN
And God himself inactive were no longer
blest." s paaga3i tssNNgt
{ - Central ircsbyterfiap.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23


THE FROZEN WELE OF BRANDON, NJ
The Freeman thus speaks Of this remarka-
Bile well: This well has existed seven win
ters and six summers. ITS depth 10 Al feet.
The waters is from q to 8 feet in depth. =
A coat of ice is formed on. the wall Of the
well the whole depth Of the water. The ice
becomes so thick in winter as. to render 1t
difficult to dip up water with a common
bucket The surface of the water also freex-
es over every night during the winters Ice
has thus formed, four inches in oac night,
the present winter. The owner is obliged
to disceud into the well and cnt open the ice
every morning in winter, iu order 10 draw
water. AS spring advances, the surface OF
the water ceases to freeze, but the ice re-
| mains on the wall around the wafer. dimiu-
ishing in.quantity as snmmcr advances, but
does not entirely, disappear. some remaining
until che next winters freezing commences.
The wsll yields an abundant supry y VA
4 Sl'1ss e1s. sss4s sssasv saa II sssA
saab M =
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23

A Doc SToRY,-The last dog story is of
two dogs who fell to fighting in saw mill.
In the course of the tussle, QUE OF, the dogs
went plump against saw IN rapid. motion,
which cut him in two instanter. The hind
legs run away, but the fore legs contin-
ued to fight and whipped the other dog.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
ID. CTINNINGHAM,

A TITO SN EIY A IT l. A W.
/. Cadiz, Ohio.
Ak,WILr. give prompt attention to all legal
MI, vir,nss entrusted to his care in Harrison
@sadjoining counties. l,u
sIcE--Up stairs, in Georges Corner
.ptrq4ce on Main street.
March l6 1865
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
WILLIAM p. HAYS.

ATTO.Ts EY AT L A w
z at.Egf- Cu6iz, Ohio. -t-.y,-
nFFTCE-On Market Street, over the
First National Bank. Entrance nrst
door East Of v. N. Bank.
All professional business in TINS anu .a., au-
ioining counties will receive prompt atten-
ton.
DEC. .14,lsGi. F- ~ r. ~ &c.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23

s. m. SHOTWEIL. 81

Alto IsY AT LA W.
CadIz, Ohio.
.CoSrIsuEs 70 practice.in III Harrisong and
adioining counties, and gives especiat ana q
nroInpt attention to Colleeting,e business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guaralan's,
ment of Estates. Titles to Real Estate, Con-
vevancing, Suits at at Law and in chsncery,,
ICaninu and Investment of Money, ana an
other professional business placed IN nls
charge. p.,
ma.. He is Agent for the state Bank
Ohio and others, for loaning money, &c.
m,a~ Office in Georges Corner, Main Street
IAN 15 8
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2 -
Joseph SHARON,

TroIs ME Y A IT l. a =" ,
E.- Cadiz, OHIO. ....a
ra~Strict attention to all business en
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, bellhoii'
and Tuscarawas Counties. g. ,.o
Once in the brick building, opposite the
'"Cadiz House," v s jan 20, w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-05-23
,3OHN GONW ELL, NJ n.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

ALSO Local Agent for the GROVER d.
n BAKER s Celebrated Family and Man
-ta,s ssifactureris SEWING MACHINE. Call
:. Z and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles, s&ci
u constantly or hand. Room;over FIRST s.. Ma N
t,qnI Bank ss5; Il Va llanil ,'oo-If 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

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sesass.ss'ss' = nessa ssssss esvs -
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n assen,a,sh IN ! = saea..s - n Al
D0010 D11DDD RJD D0DD1 ~ DDIWDM oAA AD0D0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

To The 'Oorps Legislalif." 10 Of highly
i0possaat sAasactss. equallsd only By the
ansesaesosnt that RodovS Frsgyaas
O6sssolise fos ths teeth b h The market
ord 90 b bed Of I'll Druggist, Fancy
0es6e Dsaiess and Psefomcrs. Price 76c.
Al ~ nsdesss' Pregnant Odontelins
- tAke ~ other.
Sssd ~ ~ Dssesista, Perfumsrs and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
BOUNTIEs, ,

T0Rns YsAle sOLplHRs. ~ ssrvs
= theb tioe -, - wsss discAasgsd - -.
eeeae q woun1s; ~ he widow, otaee
een1gue e uosteis, u ~ ss,lss nans1. =
eADo uAe 6tsd 10 ~ sesvice. Who ssesivsd
- vsse setills6 % ssly ojoo bsssty ~
A11ltleaal Dsunty q ~.
TWs yeen' ssidisss ssd thsis hsira, under
HE de6uostAncss, ere entitled 10 $50.
Co. - ~ Was Clai0 O@eo over tho
Psse Or. (f yos want ysss bounty csls
lecte1 witAs9t de lsest pessibls dsiay), q
osaA ysss discAafgss - aeil. Fsss 1sd.
sss4e. Ne saesg0 ssleas seessssful.
O0es esee ne Pest OADcs. -
ooGo&lO LIT. 8ADD.
Aesiste1 ~ Cael 4. SIXTH LYBB, u Ne
- 3. 4 ls6n6tsy vsjasteees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

CsoaunA q rnp BnAu.--A elsae CO ef
cks,<ysp1oSis esns y our nsties to-day. o.
an alley between Fifth ssd sixth streets,
rssnine bstwssa Perry ed DsaAy. psel
of water has stood fse aonths, occasionally
being rendered more sdsssus - ~ addi.
tioa u sloPs, "a bss's. - ~ dstAss To-
althy IT, ~ rsesuaa. n ssoesqssose
- thas ths - ~ its ~ - bred : 1sss
c,aes essasn alssnA, ~ ~ ssssiae
Sessss. shss this saessdisgly sssss -.
nodity visited - ssishbsssssd, IL II
bsst y dissssisass ths psissA Ssas ~
'assiss ysssssd>y. ~ ssaAssi6s - ~
psol Allsi -. Tie 81 dids't sns'l saeusal
i ! ~ heass ahaaasds, ssd ssasluains
thai il had becsas is5ssls1, seos 4 ~
iuhshltaass bssaas ersaay saafnsd ~
asash itss,f ~ 4 hard. Ons ~ 10y j.
psrtieulas bseans saAis1sd ~ ~ vesld
se,a have ~ ehsassa, - b . hsar =
to dispaashsl . sssasasss n hasas r. -
sfssr psonissss pesstitieasr,. Ths Dsstss
- essd tiSs sss ~ seses, ~ sssaAn-
isise ia(e ~ syoptsos, bseaas essis1sa
eAal / dsoe sas = eAslesa . ~ hsaia was
bssees hin. We dss't kssw vhsthss hs
sau;sissessd Z dsse q 0slassse asd water
q ~ bus - oavs natls SAs,sssos -.
vice "a ~ ~ Il ksspisg slsee, and lsft bic
patisst ~ wsll - could - expscted."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

Ths Aset Wseessa Usiea steamer lewa,
CaPG Jshn 6aith, leaves tAis cily daily =
I A. II. asd Z P. T., ise Pet Dyess, 80.
neoline with tsaine 6es I'll Neelhese aod
Nssthsas.sen psineA Caoia Fsfe thssuge
y Duesqss. soly - dsllls.
he asw end s'egaat slssu~, Oey u
Ksithsouss, Oape J. ". Cs0pbsji, WI -
part fde Fest Msdioea - iotesoediooe
points, oakise elsss ana suss eoaaee3sos
~ 81. ksaiA . . e'sleek oo>0seeow nesa>
~. t1snoa pafkAufse = ~ s0Iee. \.
y. Prsttynaa, agsaG
ne Dsvsapsse ~ Duesess paskse ~
8selHseA. Cegk 1e0evia, Ossh 1ssieso,
wiu dspest ~ Dsbsqss ~ way peiass =.
Dsssoo 0sgaiag q e'desk. Cahie -
49, theouGh eoDubsqse a. y n. fsse-
eyunov vo0ooG ff~ Ne
TAe spls61id e&eooW misseeuta, o..
Hlls cd Clssk Carroll, vill lsess ~ ~
SseOt RAol and "a ioaSeoe6Iaos psiu1a. -
0sssow 0ssaise.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

ueaaowAy's Psias An Oinsnnxs-CAu>
cA-Ths daye Of ''1eilliass opesalioue''
sss - ness. Ths discovery ef Houowsy's
Oiaoanene dispsaeoa Vith Dc necessity II
- heils, wAssA iseQesety ssdsaesssd ths
ele = ~ pasisaA TAssoasas q eaAlss
hase bssa s1rs1 e saesse b ~ bssaet y
~ 0o61en1iag es1isa q ~ sistont, sad
eAels live sp1ssd - ohsle Aoilieo. Ths
o1ovo oseows she eaacee = 10 teetueoo Wind-
~ - inpssespait,y ~ lhssssghly 81
eesales1y ssodSslAss Q isoo ths syslsa.-
- ~ dennoo aad pusi(t the blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

Tss EyE.-Atesotisn - directed 70 the
card of Drs CaopAsll. sesIdsss Oaliss Of
this city. He 10 said TO b : uen Of s1pssi-
enes in bic profession. ssd viii atssaA " III
casss promptly. CAN asa e. yoss eyes
cared.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

ClssoYnex.-All clergynsn Of this city,
in charge Of eengrsgatisas. ere requested to
cali on the Secretary Il the Scott County
Agricultural Society. q Haight 1 Sears
store, asas tbs Post Once, 70 obtain eompii
msntsrv tickets TO the September Fair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

~ pssess1loa ~ ~ a6cvs, cell q \
0oup0ON Q CO. ~ onhe out ho,islos IN
oAooo 0soe elAm 1aeasoneo Ce0paniee repre-
ooa1od ~ 0ho0. Whoeo ~ oosogod -.
Uslpo1e u ~ PpooD q ~ ooopaaiss
vleAsul iscssiss aay kabil1ey. O0es No.
- Dssdy -. spe.o>a1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

y, r. - Lawn On.-
oDt1nnes sene1v hss ossUB = ADsdb6as 49,
- osaens a0ea lAoo9a @W0a@ 4s
olsulien6do - - oiooeo0 nSuuA = : tDGUoG1
6os - ! sesuD, se.raueo - - - 1llso1e
osaodA ~ qnnt1soolu6A A4+
a1Efar iaDD ~ - i
ou0ousn DnunnAa K4g7 TN nn1o1ss4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
1nporlant 10 Ladies.

Mrs.. VVinsloW's Mystic Pills
ase ptspafsd osly lbs IsgDlinale paspoec, - ns
Tie oal eage ed eecolve 6e1coe II III shoos pan-
seltslga = sat9set. Thsy aes the oaly 0enuias p
QA1e f71ls e1taat. Ne article Of medlcine ntendo1
~ ~ e1Eo1tve - a Fs9a)ss, that ~ eves naAs
mn. WlnGoow6 0ys13e rille ~ Shslr lavieus0fing
pespsA ~ egpeeas - algsetton 10 inpsossd, Ne
- - boah 1eeneed 70 the eAeeka, and all ~ In
1ieatisss Of Nssyos aDsbillsy ssm0vsd. No aaldsa,
NJ ~ O9oAoe GAUuN ~ Wlehssut The 0yDtie Pt11o-
ries - ~ bo1 - tAr6e bexss Ssr =. Fos sale -
V06Raegise1 b DavsarerS. aeA0A&Won
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

Tvo SusP,c,eup CnAaAesano NADooo.-
A ~ dsys ses. . Se,d sossss5 ~ ssa-
nistss = Dsbsqss, sss sAasss hsspsv. ~
psstieulass u which ~ hAvs ~ ~ lsass-
"a. Last sssaisg. tws slsaaesss e rslhes
susplessss appearance lasdsd Asn shs
steanse Iowa q Rssk 1slaad. Last aieAs,
nossy drawer b that sity ~ sssts6 4
~. 4 pslieenAs ssssllsslsd haviao ~
The gsats ~ hsss asstisssi ~slkias . 4
hstel ss The pssvisss svsniae. anl = saes
bssans ssnvisssd thst tbsy wsss ~ sely
the till-tappsss ~ ~ DutsQse
sobbsss. TAs Ksithsbsse vas lyiag u
~ lssss. pssessias II : trie y ~ MaA-
issn. Ths Arss bsll saag jsat = NassAal
Crspper end ~ psliesoaa learned tAas ~
stsanesss wsss = beasd. sesislsss6 - 1s~s
tAssie9. Thsy seaehsd ~ slsnnss just
10 ti~s = ssdse ths slaes 70 ssnais u II
plaes. On gsisg - tsasd ~ arsssAsd ~
ssppsssd rsbbsss. 6sdins . dask lasAssn,
rsvslsss. ssa p's.ty Il ssssy ID their -
session. Their preliminary ssamiaaaiea
win come o6 before nagistsats this svs-
Oine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16
SPECIAL CAUTION.

Aas. Winsaow's Sossnins Synup sAs
bsssos - pspsiss that various parties havs
PCT ct asticlss calling thsa Mss. Wise>
leW'a. pleaos take noties that ~ M.
Wasslsw q ~ SsseA;as Syvsp = sss ~.
aee1eS UilA aan sGAer ereicle. juoAdkw0m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

TaB 0ON0 o. THE SICK,
Ala. "soe suuo - suu susns."
Win bslv vsssy ~ wsss, - h7
AsA syss ssahse lssp y Ass hssA,
4 Wsaas Icy Witt wishsrise torn
Il her marrow ed dseolass bsA.
Siek--0iek-Sisk
WITH nsssasuA asa ether tssss,s.
And tAs ealy shine wAisA gsvs ~ Ssles
WI ~ 0eGsoe Dssseoo - avnsoi.
Nss Issb Dspss, s. Hsdssa &esse.
1se sals q wholesale ed retail, By Deids
sshseks 1 Miner. Dsvsapsst Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16


Snocklso AcC1ssxf.-This asesiue .
the stssmse Fire King was lsssisg ~ -
zine house in answer = the fes alass,. By
some wrong motion, James Caneron, ths
Plumbss, one ef the nest setive msabRs
Of The esnpsny, ,ges easGht bstwesa ~ deer
casing end one ef the habs -. ths
machine, vhisA resulted ID ~ beeakisg
and snasAisg u ~ right bp bsns
in most horrible 0aanes. d. FfsneA
VI called and bad the patient renewed q
once 70 his houss, whore hs was waited
upon BY Dss. Fssnch sad Withsrvax. Thsy
are Of the opinisa thet ~ bip joiat = sos
brokss, though there nay b soos sssisss
fractures further thaa can BE- diseossss6.- -
At the best ths injsry is . vssy sssioss 80
~ will eonans ths ysspg uas 70 ~ bed
several weeks. This yosag nan ~ bsss
IN earnest worker 10 the Ass dspastnsat,
and has bssn NEST seriously aainsd-pe-
haps fee LIE. We trust ths dey ssthssisiss
win tahs ths nbsrty y ~ ~ ths Sssasss'
bills asd olhss sxpsasss Of bic sickasss a1s
ssnsll tribute sessspsct - ssalsss DssnAA.
Potlcs Ceun9.-E Ceanen ~ assaigaA
u bsfses Jssaiss Bjssd, this altssssse,
chasged viii On assault ssd baatssy, but
was Discharged.
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- his psfsen In - ie1scsut nasnss, =
~ ppsssass sf6 little dasehase = : asieh.
bor, end ~ beosd svss 70 appses q ~
neat tssn Of court, h ~ sum rev.
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III. cnnssa. 0asdsss cd nIesisA, -.
~ ~ 0aia 81, ftsst end ofnAnen1Al
ssea nv1o-ly
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Tns PLAcs.-Bowling Z Obi. opposite
Metropolitan Hall. have constantly o hasd
. splendid assortment Of harness, saddles,
and everything else in that line. Rates ths
lowest. Particular attention paid 70 Ane
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-16

Wosts NJ - Alaswso.-A gsnelsoaa
lfo0 Il Cloieo ioflruo q ~ II ~ laet =
Zip 4 ths CasaAA ~ stsaass sassaptsl
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allsssa to q = - ~ sitissse. ~ - .
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tsnes - thsa oads q n. Dyrsa. ~ -
misaasd lkeWiss. H Gluaeestao -
landsd ~ nilss sbovs II ClAlre, vArs
~ ts1y ~ bssisa.
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fns.-At shsae eight s'slsek ehie nssn.
iag, ths alaso q Ore was ralsod ID ths Vi
vieisy u ~ Pse O0ss. The Fire Kiag
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eaoss wss szslagsisAsd. The rssf ~
sstsa 6ss ftso spssks. Daaaes siighe.
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besk . O., - pselbsllue Gssangsasals ~
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ssaesa. Thsy hass sksady ssssise1 . past
q ~ isss, 81 vill ssoa havs u saties
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ss.s'sssd = 9nssa y pus h ssps'v =
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= slesaela ~ ~ - - sals thefl
vinde0 Gha6e aeoalAsessy . will - osoG
b oavoet1ooDeot e1oovAmo. II
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. = 4 .
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Childssa ~ puies.
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vill rsoain h OAis. q . ~, xeatssay.s
and ~ ssafeane uill 66aale = Ieua, Illi-
-, - ths sdjsisine etaleo.
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idsalial - Ne leaesr y eealiassA ~
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y esasade aEtoaa1sa.