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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

istyDe. n. hUOOlNOs PtoRe1esoe.
eTEAM
= and lfom the cd eoanry.
EaD,oaepet &C., Uoooo1os z;
The 6yorits mt class Clyde bsih Iron sseaaen u
TINE ANCoaO0 lANR
of rtsnsAtlausic steaa packet SHps
onfhernan. Caledonia, C0A09fos
Do810011ox Coeu0blaS rl0eoD, ri
L - IIl2yx "a mo- tex fsrA AkTEA0e
PASSAGE : I0w - By my Caeee nfst clees No.
49, ~ ocssn sscscfs 1ttsd ~ II every -
pct . insure the salsty co9o - cosvcess.cs 9
Line eScns tarcssh ckess % snd nom - - slados.
- =? insA - iDe11h 1a1lvlg:s - ~ ysieapel
Il ~ S -. 49, . ssd 6sa re-, 6ssV,
vlo -; pssssss siel.ss. = $500 q =
Sc g .p -: :; assS :: s. % 49,
'"s' 'y 4 4 q n; s;zsd s6sls 4
~" luz w. RICHARDSON mos. zene
dty ..Da1or1Ae Ossso "Dsvenpst, IVA.
CTEAM 70 AND PROX LIVERPOOL AND
y QOEENStOWN ,luBsAxsb twies week.
The IMAM LANE selling ~. 3 W-o =
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
CARRYING U. 3. NAILS
Tickets sold 70 and from lretane, Engbena,
Scotland. Oermsny and France. Apply q the
Company's Offices. JOHN 9 DALI. Agent
iasss-dly y Aesaway, ~ ..
STEAM FROM
QuocnstoWn and Liverpool
rAE Birss-Claas psssrssl Isss sss.saaps sfiAea
Nati0nal Steam NoyigollOn Co,
vlrsina:. -., .sealsssnss
Q0ee0e 80Wn000~
Melvee1o> 0cOol000~
s,i sail from Liverpool snd Quesnetsya. eve,! ~
DAY and WEDNESDAY, ron NtS Ts's'o l'ss's
Rate Of pssssse IRE. New FORK payable IN currency
Cabln 80. 9teerage o0o.
| 70 New Ysrk ssrt Lov Rases.
Psassesss Forwarded 10 pssis go III o9asn pssta
At very leg rstes- Yer pasease sPpI ~
| WILLIAMS : 0UION, 20 Broadway, N. !.
or 10 LOUIS A. MACKl.OT, Agt.
n. D-Agents for the " OA Black Star Line Of
4 lv0epoel PockgeA. tayIvd1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Principal Office and Laboratory il n the N. 3.
corner OF SIXTH aud COMMERCE Ntreets.
PhilAAephis. where Ill letters for advics Or bus.
mess should be directed.
He will Be found there every SATURDAY,
professionally % examine lungs with The Rsspi-
rometer. for which his lee 10 three dollars; I'll
Advice free.
In New York 1t No. 80 BOND st., every TUES
DAY. from 3 A. n. to 3PM
At the MARLDURO' HdbTEL. Boston. JaDu-
ary IS and ~. Feb. Is and III, April 10 and 20,
May II and ls, June IA and U.s. July ~ and 30.
The tims for my being in BALsmoRs and Pssrs-
suna will be seen in the daily papers Of those cit
Tee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

A TT0RSHYs AND C0UNg1L0Rs I, rAv
-A09se sess~ q Ms ~ = ~ ,ieeA4s
..Asaa. ..al s.ss ~ -ll.sf0 .sat -. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Philadelphia, Oct. 7th. lB69s
0sntlsmsn In reply 10 your inquiry = -
the sasst produced BY the ses sfADeiland'e DER
uaa bseasss, in ny family. havs ny hseisatio1 y
sayiag that il hes been highly bsn:acial. IN ost
iassasse, cass Of dysp~psia Of thirteen ysaf9
etanAi1r. and which bed become very diSesses,
-. Ne ~ u sse bsasle gave decided relief
the second eHecting : cure, and the third. u
oosms. he confirmed ~ core, for there ~
oeea 10 syaptosns u IL ssturW tor The Lest 81
years. II my lpdividus! use o. u. hnd u TO D
= unsaualed toslc, aud siscsssly reeom0es6es4
~ - the sufferers. -
Yours truly, JACOB DkOOAs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
Dr.. Easoesly'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cuss e Biiieas Dissasss, Sick. head.
eehes Lssg u Appstite. 1yspepeia, kver
Complaint, Cosiivensss, Jsundios. and oil
Deraneements Of the Ssstem whore 90
Aperient VI Cstbsrtic medicine 10 required
mr. BASrERLYs0
Universal Family Pills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

|osis tzias u7d .li7ul8 a x ~ 5!ls so8
yiix1sns1 ssisibs1f zgfu4X u s1slasu sEs "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

3. II he Me,hodiss IN HE S"u;h
chose in ls4ii he separate body. and
The Chu,ch al Msy.'Illr, ken'urky. in
lS4S. makes the -ame ch"Ic,. and II tins
could be done, taking as they didm both
cases. Church property. and the hearts
Of Ihe people wnh ihrm, is there any Law
forbidJing a like even, upon our border!
know of none. they have a precedent.
3. If our hre,hern Of ihe Alexandra
Conference feel il their duty m farm
,hpm.elye. into a separate Errles'asne
body. and the people HON they otter I"
serve are willing 10 receive them with
open aims, I. there anything in The BIZ
bic ,or any law in our church Discipline
ro lnr bid ii! have read holh. as II hs'
been NY duty and privilege, and YET /
ind none.
With ,he.e views, ! cannot force my
.tli upon any people. A1a 'c''ent 81
God. Il am resdy as fsr a. in ne -, Ia
preach tie Go.r'l" anywhere if P'"v'
dence opens the way, but if He sh"Nld
close the docr, am ready also 10 sand
back in humble reverence. and s'mp ask
,ha. may w"t.lip ~iih ii. people.
Respectfully, you're.
JoH> W. CORNELIUS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
For tho Register

Mr.. Z;ule.-Will VOC p'sa'e give
space TO ,h- enclo,ed beautiful. touching
and expt."ive rer'',' ihey were
written bv young lady Of Trginin .oI
are worthy Of a more enduring record
than her unpr-rndine m"dss'y "on'd
give them. They were never before Of
f.red for publication and are no" pre-
,.n,ed a. the su'horrss "humble wreath
on the grave. Of lhe Confederate deal
orr o.rn noble dsad-wbnse Sir'nes and
.ho.- sufrring, will he cur rlorv and
our pride Tor all lime. and ara dedicated
tn hose true ladies lha, pay honor TO
,.a keep gr.eu the Turf above me hssj.
ef our unknown, tu, no, unforgolIen
h..d"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Tho so bravely they were borne;
So loved, defended, and so dearly dyed,
In the tempest madly tos,,
MI but honor we have lost,
We mourn them not in triumph, pomp,or pride.
But our fragrant flowers we strew
With our South's dear native hue,
They bloom yet sweetly on the stricken field,
And our bright sun-left Us still
With It's radiance shall fill
Each pass, aud forest where they lie concealed.
Then may returning Spring
Her sweetest ycTaue G:ing,
Above their narrow, nameless beds to wave;
May no stranger step intruds
Nor tramp Of war horse rude
Fer crush the green, green grass above 'heir
graves.
Rosa WILDE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

txch.ng. ns"' he following i'm
pn,i,ri ,ufs..ion. 10 those l.Jiss -
=. -hor it rrsy eor.e,n: When l'dy
"ovld compose he n-ufh - hIsna SOL
serene ehrss'y, -'rouH, just h'fe'e 90
,r,irg ~. ,ron, "a, tc,cn, ssd keep its
e4yr.r,os mia wh,rh tie pnslh sebs'3es
urrl the desired trsct upnn r'ie co1r.',
~ evident. H.nn Tho Other hsns, 'ls
-i,h,, ~ s..nns ti.Iusri.hss a,d
,sn.whN noble b~srirs not 'ugse.m's
NJ .wf,Ins.,. ,le thouih 'sy brush. Ihe
result Of hieh /. irislhbls. If she would
make her moUlh Ions small size nB,i %,
Hlp. bu, II the mouth be slrra6y 100 sasil
and need, sninaIra. she nu. cay cab
bsse. IL .hs ~I-he. 10 look rprurninl
.he must say kerchUnk. Ifresigned. 'hs
must lorcItly speculate s'rsi. Ladies
when having their pho'riT,Ph- 'sstn may
observe Ihe,e niles ~Hh some sdrsn.
Iage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
ME- LiHCaias Own Account III his
Flight Through Baltimore
May 10Th, 1866.


Fiiaht Through Baltimore.
While 10 Washington ci'y. early ID
Drceub.r. 1864, hs writer called on Tie
Pt+sment u!,h Isaac \. Arnold, member
ol Cnn9Ies. from Chicago. one OF Mr.
hllnculn's mosl uusIrd pst'onsl inrnds'
We ounh HIN slnne IN 'hs room wherein
the Csbine, meenngs IRE held, (lh '"e
Whi,e House. Whose windows overlook
The Potomac aud me Washington Mona
meni Al tie request 0i she winter. We
President related tie circumstance al hi'
,lanAe.line Journey between PkiIsCtIph's
and Washington. The hsiral'e Ia here
gisen sub.lsuually in his own words a.
iolloss:
IL arrived al Philad, lphia on The 2i'''
agl.ed 10 atop over night, and on lhe
f.iox,ngsmorr'ns hoist 'hr. Nag over '"'
dependence H.ll. In The evening there
wss grea, crnvd, where received "y
! lends, a, ,he Continental Hotel. Mir.
Judd, awatm personal hIend from Ch'c"-
ca. sent far. me 10 come TO his room !
went, and found there Mr.. Pinker'"n,
.Eiliul police detective. also from Ch'cs-
20, who had been employed Tor '"m'
days in Baltimore watching "s searching
for .u.p,cious Ptrson. there.
",'' ,,; ~. .x,c,
[,ime when expected TO 20 'h,""vh Vat
iimnre being puhiciy known lie VA.
ufll:ln(ormed a. 10 the plan, hot dIi not
:; Va ,,y.J me
r'ues t"o"V" !" 'A'' WV As,;a.
su ',t"' n1n., Lt.,,a,, lhaa
W" o,,. - Isl, y;,,,,.h,,s and
"a 'r f'on ,,s,s - R.I,,uc,.. .pd rr,civ.
"a c,,la o., Len,ye VA,
,h.,. ,l,, Il. .uu.d,, ms. msda
,. ho.sxs, VII. Mr.. JOS.
=, ptL.d. lain. La, esx,
" ' r,1,.,I, .,o,'oc. ,.,, ,,,,.
"f"', ,,,n,.. H.l;,o,.
'I"l'' ~ .no,l, ,.., =, ;is,,,..
.In,I .,h,, n,.c.. a d.lesa,ion
"'rs' W." ,,,cs nL,n H.I.
I',.,I,t.I .,J so ~,
.wt.n mo. ;n, nv wv bact to
.-,L ,,,nd. Of n..pl.. I
wy S,I "a. .,h -.
,, L., No ,slj no ,h.,
=, Al. ;,.,.,c, m his
C, Co., >, i.C,,m ~.
49,, ,h.i, J.,..,;,s, i, n.lnmo,. hsa
,. 49,, a., .,.a.s,pa,. ne.
.r,..,.. IN. nc p,L.,,ou'. nov.
msuI.. nox believed such plot 10 BE-
:. ".;.,sn..
..r. ,;,.I ,,i.,d the a,e
,...,,.... III, .nJ ,hsn ~en,
N, S.mr,, Ala.
-" !" "~''r,'" ,,... ~, I,J,
a. .n .n,. n,hu,. There | mr,
~. .a;.Ia'.,a and ,eonle. dneJ, and
Wv -. ~" .n', ~. ,;n. ,r,o,r,,d Tor me ,o
,ss,o r. ~. moan ,,m. M, Judd hsd
.o ...,,.d tho ,.,e,,arh ,h.,no rcmmu.
,;c,,;oo =, nld mas. 10 Bahim, re and give
-. L,ou IsJos nf chang, m
~ .I'..
81. Xaw wax ,oms f,;e,a had ri,cr
v ho,vs-hn IN box and IN j,
had nl.sd ,of, wo,l hat, l had never
ono nr a.. i.rs, !. nv ,,f. had ,ti.
I.v;,. ;,fo,ueJ a
;.nI. of ,h. ssc,., o1 my new
...,,s .,d ,hs c,u.s IN, on an
LI aro,.,., h.,Ih.J vi,h me ,,d ,n,.
,;no The ,n(, Ia, in nv packet, ! walked
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
Loyalty IN Tennessee, ns PhotosraPh-
cd by An Original Cnisn Man.


cd by An Original Chish Mah'
Col. G.rIel,. CurIne lhe war an officer
in ,he Federal army. Al present one OF
HE Iowa ly elected Srnsi0Is ~ tie Stale
Legislature, but denied his srat by the rad
lcal mob, draws ihe following pen aud
mS puIIsii "i 10y atty in Tsan','es
All ihe.. out,ag,.. fellow cIuzrn', are
commItleI upon yosr rights aud ph'l'
eyes M the name sSd uRd,r tie cloak "'
luysl,y 10 the ssv,IaMvn, VI the United
Sra,s., ~ yro,c ,hr I.I-Ity OF which II I"
Only rec,-.s'y o inquire b" The les1trs
"i lals raJ,csl p.rty are. and ~ha' ihsy
wei. doing GurIap the "aI
Where va. Mr.. Arn,ll ! Tanning
leather fer he Cun!'drrare army. Where
was Mr. Mullins. and ~hs, W, he doine!
Making .ps.eh'' +" The C"nitdsra's '"i-
ul,r. Well. Mr.. WIns., where "fi.
YOU! va. down Ia Clsrks'Ils, dhli'
'ng rebel soldiers sH4 militia. buf-ou'-
CiG no, flh, srybody. Where were
you, Mr.. rauon On, have been IN
The Federal army. Well, but ~hsre were
you in 1862! T.H, Va. ia ,he rebel
Legislature. voting ,n r.mo,e ,he s-'e,s OF
the Bank of T-nne. see n Gtofeia, 10
keep Ihe Yankees from eap"rIrsi'; end
when | heard hat they we're coming INT"
Na,h,,ile. | .ket.d6Ird I" Memphis. ]
rook the oath tn support the Confederate
{ ons nsmIuiiOh lnI IuBi dollars DAY and
mileage, yet sH The ,rue g'i,, and every
one hat d,d not set cot ss souR as | did
mu.i he s. ts Jo ~, hscauS u ihey ere
.oi dsirdnth,,d We esnnot hold ne "th
ce and ~snu,i DO that, YOU kno~.
We'll, prob.tly you will, Tor a sbOn
,umr.
We'll, where we're yen. Mr.. Ser"r J!
Oh, hsG lo cons dom froR EaI Ten
rr,,,r nth M. P.u-,. and help huE 10
70, III, >..tu 81 tie R.nk cf 1pns,.ss
osl OF >eu YsnIs,s' "a, aAd ! bad T."
- to-Rio NtDyh'. ~ h'ip poeht The
I,wsind,r of t.,r .Cheol fuRd. And - sN
Ihs hnrIy cI slmo't IL. tnits 'st'r'l
pn,y IN hn S'4rs. u Hroa est. viii
.No~ lhat iS'y ts,c ever e.sn fnusd
tcIssins A" 10 pfriy th.i psis h'm t''t:
even du~n 10 ourum. Err's,, TIE EDITOR
nf hat dirty, lying ''sti. ts' Pre-" SD
r,r... Hrrrs rve ven, Pr. M''fr
Oh. wei ritt rp !" hou'',iss s,s lo'
~ ,ppols'Rtst vut,V tts Ummd Sls!fs
GournTsR,. and p.sa the seal ofmy of'
Gre is .m"rVIe qu,nins through for The
use ol rhr Confederate srTy. just In'
lie hii. as q matlfr of 'r'culsIion. 4
didn'f do much oi II; and Jus,'o sron ~
,onr fellows came down and IoOk possts-
lion Of Nashville and fortified u. and
~ aIv il ale for lr,ls iols., came tear.
Ing through on ths hr.t train In Nashville
AVID .,.r,sd ne prinurg ofhce. ard "cn'
IN 10 su,.irs tie rsh,l. rad b',n rs.
dng with and have bern cursirg RIB
=. ,,,r psc,. and u,I-s 10 sh'se ihs
neyto .soss iIs WhIis ms. 80 | sm
-.> .1nI.s ~. only l-yal newspaper Id
The st.i.. llatstis .fSisndis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

expected To leave Harrisburg. | arrived in
" sshing'on. from Lossing's Histo
ru of ihe Late Uar.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
OUR DEAD.

The clouds az war have passed,
Peace smilelh here at last!
oh angel We have ST. he'd for long!
W hat dost thou bring Us now
With thy seren.st brow,
And with thy brish, and unforgo,,.n threng'
What healing DER the land
Falls frpm.ihy gracious hand!
What coed for all our i'll do.t thou alloui
Cur t.arls grow faint with pain,
We Ira,ed for th.e again,
Say, .y,Nhat blessing doth .hOu bring u, now
Ceased is the fearful strife,
No more with murder rife
Upon ous ear, the roatinE cannon sni.s,
no more ith iick Mug fssr,,
AID with is,i falling uars
Our womsp list for tldiuss Of the fgkt
No ncre upon the fed
Against oil mercy sIeelsd
Men rush, and struggle with dsmoniae rage,
No more Tho wounded lie
Cudxs the calm cold sky,
Praying thsi Death may soon their pangs ss-
susgs
No mere the trsupled ccrn.
Or ruined walls ioriorn,
Tell where tie en.mJs Wild ranks have pas
sed,
No more tho crsdled child
To the forest, or Il Q Wild,
!. With lis trembling mother hurried fssi
Thin, Iii, much hast thou given,
Oh me.seGger of Heaven
That from the Past sad i>dom We uay learn,
And from red trench ard cau'p,
From march and foot sore tramp,
Tosad, cold heart! cur weary usn return.
Put On how thinpsd the crowd,
Since frst the trumpet loud
s~.usd proud defiance through the .s!an'
band,
Since first upon their way
IS ith hope 50 wildly gay,
va saw them marCh-ihe esTtr Of AL our
land.
Al., alas Oh Pescs!
Thou has given us small release
From al our sorrow, all our stIife and pam,
For we think upon cur dead,
On The noble spirits aed,
Aud the dear, dear forms now mould'rinS on
the plain.
So many now, oh God,
Ucon the blood drenched sod.
so many meath the ruins of d.nshusd towns.
SO many found grave
Beneath their native Vewave
Where now the ccnqueror's var ship tsIsiy
frowUs.
Some in the wild morass,
Some in the rocky pass.
which bra,ely o. ! hermopy'a they held
Some bones are bleaching white
Upon the mountains height;
And some the sword ny their own hearth stones
felled.
Alas the SAD tale told
Ofthc brave so stark, and cold,
Tie flower, the chiyalry OF AL our iano'
The prowess all in vain,
The daring and the pain,
OF cur heroic and devoted band.
Our best, cur best we gave
To the Son9uerors boody glaiYe.
To the death shot, ard to the prison cell;
Our best, cur hope. our pride
With their dear blood is dyed
The trampled earth OF mountain, field, and fell
on tho With courage L:sh
We no longer weakly sigh
For ruined homes, and for our fortunes aed;
Tho all other Ills are bore,
Yet give US leave to mourn
For the long sad roll of our devoted dead!
lethey lie in native ground.
And IN their calm Profouud,
Unconscious Of their oounlry's fate they sleep ;;
lhey know not Of our less,
VI urhigh hopes cruel cross,
Nor Of The bitter sears tie living weep!
within no Minister proud
Are dirgessurs aloud,
Nor trump, nor half-iurled banner tells ua-
tons woe;
No stately shafts ariss
DEATH forgetfu 10 The skies,
Asovs the quiet dead whe sleep below.
No. our banners have been torn
's.s-.t.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Last week ia boai.. with 1856 tons
Of coal. passed orsr me ChessPeske sad
Ohio canal.
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1
| We cop, tie following letter FROM the
iIs,,."r targ (Va) Commonwealth
EE>p Slv "A. desire ~ ~ GndPr.
.lnoI a,lsh, ~ s!i cssrs. wos'd 'stsl'
ne following 10 connection ~rlir ny sr-
po.,mtn, ~ "Esst Rockingham CIR
c.u =
lie iepul.es which ac,uAta ne Ia
f,r.sh- ~n.ltly pursuis. spd gi'e s'y
,o,l .nd body, ume -! talents L" 'he
cause 81 God. SID NE ~oIl of tbo "in'..
Inv, | vors~l,v I" ha,e heca .reugh ths
,g,nry 81 ,te Holy SPIN. The "0r'''s
hch i1yrIl.d ~. TO 70 r1t itio the
,insysr., Il he Lord. were io ne suj
h.,I Hisht p'r,ch ne Sosr'l ia The
.-,tr.., AVID Spnh e Chi..' ; asd. u
y~,.ihlr, .a.! t'Yery,h 10 Hrs c..,e. sPd
w.rn ,he .nsod'y /" Are rhs srsh m
come" Wee are tie cnis monTs'
~hrh ia" IrtuC,d ne ,,I,snI ~ ihs
wet Huh. Ia scsf iS," De r'rhny.
~! J.. =. t.r ss ] have b'JtrhIs eve 90.
zee, ln Wv. ju.Iso 90 ! ujoy Ire ap'
,re,.l q! Gee. FsrhY ,hsh lhis | could
n., venture without rrsn.rsndlrg ih. dig.
MI, Of my calling. and sIirguish tie
love. peace ard hsrHoHy Which | feel IN
NV hrau ,uw ards al H-R.
There i. . Ia" ~ Nairsr whirh asserts
th,tr,,,y cl.urrt viii SEX isosn l,wl
No". ] find cous.p"r'l,s NV snOuR
m.n. The Methodist 81 rhls enmmsni.
~. so fur as my eHperI'ncf aRd inIorms.
non have tYIenjtd. ha'r, ~ub"si = sin-
si.s .sfIc,phOn. untea rpor What The,
rnrcel,e 4" be iheir true level, cr P"'imR
urGrI sXrung ciTcumstaros. ! I'm ret
hl,nt /" ,hs iaci ths, ,heush = ptnns
.kru-n iu,e . quiet lsks vii produce
compCNor Upon ns surface. Nr II viii
,h"rliy siRk ~ ,hr tsunn. sta Hs Pi,.
cid bosom of hat lsle viii .roa Re @u@
posed ,o the constituency e calm. IL
speak - uIio wise men" yss can sp-
ply tie 6eure.
A. BALTIMORE Conference. Preacher.
| sm ,au-ae thai an vnWe.ens here.
Ind e.n surely accomplish "o good In
,h. ch.rch,s. Thr poole have .lr'ady
been .urpt'ed bv Si.irr Conference.
,he.e PREACHERS | believe are doing their
,ln,y, and The congregations. hoR the
h,tl. children 10 men "f grey hairs unIIs
.poniartoU.ly IN singing 'h"ss good old
sung, Of We.Isv, Montgomery and
Waus. which song. echo Hnh sws.insss
in he hesrl. OF he good e'srywhsre.
These questions have come up IN my
mind since my .tjourn in yosr midst IS
follows:
|. II The Methodist community here
chose 10 have Ministers sent 10 Ibem
whose feelings are in consonsnce with
their own. can any one show rrminali.
~ in hiatt This il very nsIura!.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

vO;ce deceived ihe fret mother, followed
al the heels of her sex. aud Kissed their
dissrace 10 The world. II nestled its Sit
ny folds in womsn'- bosom, and drove
from her embrace alike, the husband and
The son. She s"oght. butn vain to
-haLe of the helIlsh roll. tha, rested like
an incubus, upon her heart. and crushed
IT'S power. Her beauty gathered around
Ter sdmmer-, tu, they only, 10 insult her
mndt.v. msmpIs 3n her pn'Ily. The
dram hid not Yet been fulfilled. The
sp1pru,'. head hsd not Vet been bruised
b, he seed of he woman. Nnh What
anxious longing must those Of lsrseis
daughters. " ho understood The prophPiic
dsriarst,"n. have looked forward 10 thai
happy period ? IL j, n"i p"-.lhl". taa'
tx Il,snnn o,,r The restoration "f h'r sex
10 I,pn,,, aud Influence. constituted q
poruon ol that h"!y jov. which shrlled
,hc SOIL cf the aged prophecies. when
he h.held ,he newborn babe OF Beth.
lei EN-.
Be-, ,he means Of relief from this bond
age art,vr- q, Is.r. he sfrpsEis head
'h,,;.eJ-h,. oos., weakened. The
l,o, -, A.. ,,,hs -, iud,h makes his an.
na.,.r.s NJ. .d,r,, - announced ,o
,.r,.,. &, .;,,,y .h,ohsrd. by he angelic
',',. ,;aa,na no o.,I ,,,b.m o( saliva.
.,L yn,L will To- maj, and m
c,o.o., o.1 ,.o,u, J., ucman The ,,v.
,,', s,,I Ia, h.., ahmed lor-,h. .,;,.a
-, xo,,.,,s d,so,,c. ,emoy,d. and she
.s ,,,,h ,,,, and ,n.,,ined. hearing
'l, A .Le had L,.n hv
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24
Dreadful Accident.

On Tuesday e-ening, the 10th inst, as our
old friend MIR. T. T. Baker, of Greene towr
ship, this cOlnty, was dismounting from hi
horse in the barn-yard belonging to his ia
ther and while one foot was disengageG
from the strip and he was in the act of dis
engaging the other, his korsc took fright
and before he become di<engaged, ran and
dragged him neara hundred anl fifty yards
over the frozen ground. His body wa.
cruelty cut and lacerated almost all over, and
for several days his life has been dispaireJ
Of Under the sktlIful treatment Of Dfs
Workman AMI Sharp, however, We are glad
to learn that he is slowly improving, and
npes are now entertained Of his recovery
His escape from immediate death was al.
most miraculous
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

rEa~Amid the excitement about the
oily substances which come from the
earth our citizens should not permit to Ian
guish the local improvements on foot fo,
the permanent benefit of our own town and
county. The Woolen Factory proposed is Of
more benefit to the county than a generous
flowing 'oil well" and would prove far
more useful to the community at large. who
would desire greater benefit in the reduction
of the price of wooden goods than the
amount of money they would invest in
Stock, We would say to all, invest liberal
L..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24
-nnIt Is snmenhai ertrnordidsrr hnu the

GaIt is somewhat extrsOrJidsry how the
crowned heads Of Europe cont1ve Ia amas,
immense fortunes. Prince Albert WIS al.
most pauper when he married Queen
Victoria, but died immensely rich. The
Queen herself is known to possess almost
incalculable wealth. Louis Napoleon, once
reduced to live on the pay of special con-
stable in the streets Of London, can now
sign checks for millions: and last Of all, the
late King Of the Belgians, whose personal
income when he married the Princess Char
lotte was only about one thousand dollars
per annum, and who resigned he stipend of
y quarter of million of dollars annually,
settled upon him at that marriage, dies.
leaving private fortune of no less than 6f-
teen millions of dollars. The late king, a
careful gentleman, has left behind him in
hard cash and real estate triAe of $l7, ,OOO,-
900, half of which goes to his SUCCESSOR
the other half to be equally shared by his
daughter and second son, the Empress Of
Mexico and the count de Flanders.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24


pSrOnr citizens are all Lglow again about
Oil, and we understand have made arrange.
ments to secure some eight or ten acres of
such land as has been developed on Little
Beaver" and said by competent judges to
be desirable. Who say Cadiz is "old TO-
gyish2' But few days since some citizens
purchased small piece Of Territory and
have already commenced boring now
another Joint Stock Company getting up
We have been talking to some persons re-
Gently returned-mon who are not easily ef
fected by "Ol on the brain who are san
guine it is the place to invest. We are in
formed Stock can be had by applying to D.
B. Welch in the company now forming.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-24

SOMETHING TO REMEMBER. During the
past four years the currency has been depre-
aiatng in value, and people could make
money by buying on credit, because as the
currency went down, prices advanced and
The money paid was less than the money
borrowed Henceforward the exact reverse
of this will be true. The currency contract
cd, will rise in value, and money borrowed
will be worth more at pay day than when re-
eeyed, and for that same reason the price
of commodities will sink. Business men
now will save money by keeping out of debt,
and speculation is manilestly unsafe. We
hope our business men will heed this