davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRrRryP.
MARIE ID.
Address

Nednesday June 6, a. the red
d-uce by tho Rev D. X Lee l. Breyfose
Of Lockp n y 70 Belle eas daughter 81 j. , Reynolds OF
this city. No cards
DWlGHT-TALLMADGE-O We5nesday Iuae &, 81, Marks
Church Philadelphia by the Rex Waiter Mitchell james NJ r.
Dwight Of New Haven Conn., Cora Chareaas daughter Of tho
late MAJOR Chare b. Tallmadge L. ;. A.
FORCE-DOsSY--On Wednesday June 81 Lukes Church,
Brooklyn by the Rev w shcsetod Rector the Church Of
Redeener ~ assisted by the Rev Mr. Mabn ss forcs
oNewk j. TO Viola NJ youngest daughter Of iotn Dossy
R.N
MACKAY-WfSE-kt the Church Of the Mesh, Brooklyn on
Thursday June by the Rev d. We d. d. assisted BY e Rev
George Thra Donald Msckay Of Brooklyn to Jennie "e Oh
Eugewood NeW-Jeuey
READ-PARKERIn Newilaven Conn. on Wedne,day June
by the hey = X 1iDert ei Nslnsf4.i De9 w. hes' "
CARTWRIGHT Thur.dsy, June :, by the Rev
Richard d. John Nlspn to Casino o. dsusher
Of D. q. Cartwright. al. Of Brooklyn
WINES-MBRTEIn jersey City Thundly afternoon the nh
f mhre. the Rev & Maurice Wines OF
y Rachel Miller Of Jersey City daughter of
olhnaing ClergYn.aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

BERGE-on Thursday 1856 Of scarlet fever Joseph W.
VIM and Elizabeth Berge. aged and month
and friends Of the family espe lily invited 20 at
tend Saturday 9th inst st2 O'Clock ron the
residence OF parents. 40 65 West 1ventyeg st. 20 the
Church Xavier Sxteenthst thence to Galway
Cemetery.
BROWN-A Commack, Suffolk County Long Island, Friday.
June |, 1855. Levi Brown. formerly Of Brooklyn
BROWNOn Thursday 7h inst Hudah w dlushter Of Eeszer
b. and Phrbe J. Brown ssed years and months -,
and friends Of the family respectfully invedto end
funeral Saturday 9th at o'clock from the esisnee
Of Wm. NJ Brown No III West Twenty fourth-st
BFFBF-A South Orange n "wednesday June In the 25
g. wife OF VIM H. H. Besbe and daughter
OF Ira Gregory Of Bridgeport Conn. .
viii take South Orange the residence o.
her faihernaw, VIM. bes0e Friday June at octocs
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend with
further notice Morris and Essex train leaves foot Of Barclay
81. at M o'clock
cARLIsLE-on Wednesday June Mary Paisley wife Of James
Carlisle, aged 30 Yeas
The feads family respectfully invited attend her ners
residence No J95 Eighth Friday June ct
o'clock ?. n.
Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA and Syracuse papers please
FROST-Ou Thursday 7h inst Panded j. Georgia Weeks.
wife OF Luther W. Frost -.
Monday June H. AZ les o'clock Relatives aud friends
specially invited TO attend
wlLCOMB-in Brooklyn Tuesday sh inst James weomb Ia
the list Of bis
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
from bis late residence, No u second
Friday 9Th inst az O'Clock p n without fifief rYltitlon Tho
remains will De inferred 10 Greenwood Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

reference TO the time during which such stocks are held But
when gains derived the sales involve interest
received or accrued such gains may be regarded urea
from business alone. Salaries except where specially
ved for bv statute regarded from business
The value Of property used business the amount Of in
surarcc nav be deducted when lost the gains and
profits OF the business.
The fact that person returns gain claims oss upon
rurchase sale Of stocks does not necessarily imply that
t dos business which requires required tie license
~ b,oker The liability De- taxed for such license should
he determued ufQn its merits aud is independent
opestiou L. a. ROLLINS Commissioner
THE PENSION ACT.
Tho President has approved the bin supplementary 20
the several acts relating to pensioners which extends PEN
sons to larger class of persons than heretofore and in
extrome cases increases them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

MeCoky Agnes Smith Second hOnOn to Mise Hewitt s"<
Miss Carrie Purdy. -.
IL DRAwsG-trt and equal honou awarded 70 Laura A6endro's
and Emma Chamberlain Second equal hono TO Jennie Ease sa
Grace Are
Honorable the drawings produced by Misses Hattie and
Maie Lsmson Minnie Guiernan and Bertha Asten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Fires Mt Port Ewen-Twony-three buildings
Rurued.
porcuKErPsIR. T

poUcuKEEPsIE, Thursday June J. 100
fire occurred at Port Even, opposite Rhnebeck, on
the Hudson River this morning. Before the flames could
be subdued % buildings destroyed. Among the
sufferers are Edward llamhy, james Thompson the Hon
+ Steuhans stephen Hughes Edward Cashen and John
OReiily We are unable to ascertain the exact amount
Of loss OI insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08


SPRING aud SUMMER CLOTHING is" =. b BALuwiss.
No, Bowsy the and s.'Otmsn, in the city
and prices less
GOOD Country Board.-The undes gned /. prepared to
ceive Summer BOARDERs hi, residence West wnssS.
The situation hesshfu aud the scenery delightful
wild picturesque comforts Of home will be accorded
hi. patrons Tera. moderate Parte, desiring further niOrmoa
may inquire Of WIN P. LYON. esq, No SIS Peart, Mr.
ABRAM REoUA No. Ia Broadway ~ Y or by letter EDWARD
MANCHESTER, West Win',ed. Conn.
Post.0ce NotceTle M tor Gree, Britain r., sP& rd g.
for Ireland via Oueeu.o~n per steamer CITY OF LONDON.
d t9I d. !s' Gs 5 os 1879 no. a{ Se
foow stations A and b. s05 Stations and ID, 7is ui'
''-'''N' L '"1 JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
I%Prsysd rey'se C WSks "a MIL r .ss
mos, effective devi.e known Lsborsavins and ,nesyins
ont bv the sawyer with single motion Of the hand.
the word i s ny s S esn sa SS s selected @
5lOoo Of ach5oard. in u consecutive hoI,, ,.,
o, who Use win secett Open Q all
Address Ad WINTER Co. No 90 Broadway NewYo,k
Fine Gold Watch Chains:
Guard Cha:eines and LeOniaes twenty-five Thirty.
Forty fry Three Hundred Dollars EACH for sale by GEO G.
ALLEN No as Broadway, one door below Canai''i
Diamond Rings
Of all description, Thirty Forty and FAy Five Hundred Dollars
each for sale by GEO C. ALLEN No as Broadway door be-
low canalst.
Inynlds' Trnyeling Chairs Wheels, for In aud 90.
dooruse SIS 10 fJ3
ISVALfDs CARRIAGES to order.
PATENT GATHERING HORSES, for in and out doors s't'
NURSERY SWING and Baby Tender 81 IS
Bows STRONG WAGONS. Chiden's CARRIAGES, ProPeuef+
English Chariots. Rocking Horses
sale by the manufactured ~, e,,,rr, ~ m uu,.,.,
FATESK E2LA r. RE Mds;m.
for NewYok No u Beeckerst one door from broadway
watches and JeweIry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
for sale bv GEO C. ALLEN as Broadway door below c.nsst
sleeve Buttons and studs, New styles.
Two Three Eight, Ten to Twenty-Five Dollars SET For
sale by O. C. ALLEN No. Broadway door below csn.l
Fans. Paris Fans,
NEW STYLES just received For sale by @ c. ALLEN,
No. AIS Broadway, one door below csna'-t
CIothe- W ringers all kud. REPAIRED by the BAILEY
WASHING AND MRlNOlNG MACHINE COAlFANi' NO "
Courandt-s., NewYork
The Rest strawberry in the World. sov
Georgetown, Conn
A Fine selection of the Bes.
SEMINO-MAChlNEst
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
VIII exchange q not suited within ~ days -,
v w. wlCkEs No 54l 6rosdSsy. ops.slr.
The Woodawn Cemetery situated the line Of The h.
0ivss C ct,r r roniousT wM A. BooTH President
fmpire shuttle Sewing Machines Tor tnisd
M.aafseturers SPEEDY durable Agents
EMPIRE ;. NJ CO. NO. 90 o-z-
wiz. Toupees and Ornamental Har-ppnsT SIS IpsS
dye hair dyeins Back OF bIaHn' 81 sssss' -
Ne, " beaews
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

questdr, which viii como up as unfinished business to-
iuorroW edourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
Special Notltes.

IntertropicaI Fragrance Rises in Invisible Clouds.
as from bed, Grandfora, the that bottle
PHALON SONS MIGHT BLOOMING cEREUs" ia opened
One drop handkerchief limitations abroad made
from crd oils deceived Look for the words Ph,lSo
Son Performers NewYork' blown into the glass Of the bottles
Sod by all druggists
sixth Assembly District Union A-sociaIion.t reenlas
meeting Association vii be held the
Ruuks Hotel, No 27t OEandst on FhlDA1 EtEStSS June
a. O'Clock. SIDNEY SMITH, President
wILII.x JARVIS Secretaries
be held 81 Hradfl
geiens Thrisve. between fry ninth and SKehs, THIS
V'''''' L JUNG j. W. CULVER. President.
ALLAN COOPER Secretary.
Railways Ready Relief
AS PREVENTIVE
AGAINST
Asl,ie Cholera Yellow Fever Ship Fever smalPoT, &C.
AND WILL CURE
Fever Asue Ch and Fever Scarlet Typhoid and TyPhus
RAPIDLY CURES
All Rheumatic and Nelrgc Affections Sore Throat Asthma hph
theria. Nervous Headache.
WHEREVER PAIN EXISTS
Apply the READY RELIEF f will sa5ri immediate snds
quick
IN ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
teaspoonf "a umbler o. (is drink viii In fev
minute. stop the most painful dhiis and the patient 10
health aud comfort.
sod BY Druggists Price 80 per bottle
RAILWAY Co. No. No. 81 haidenl.ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
MISSOURI.

THE oLDsoHooL PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY - THIR'
TENTH DAY-THE DECLARATION AND TESTIMONY
sIGNERs STANDARDIZATION ON THE DOMESTIC
MISSION REPORT, ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
The Tribune Enlarged.

THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD.
ENLARGEMENT OF THE DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND wEEKLr
TRIBUNE.
Notwithstanding the fact that the size Of THE TRIB-
has been increased than quarter price will
remain the
TERMS.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers single copy year52 numbers.. 81 90
Mad subscribers, clubs Of five. 90
Ter copies addressed to names OF subscribers 80
Twenty comics addressed names ~ 90
Ten COPIES 20 one ad iress 10 90
welty copies to one address ............... 30 %
Al extra copy viii be sent for each club Of ten.
sE5n-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Nail subscribers, copy year-l0i numbers. ....ei %
Mail subscribers c0pes year0i numbers..--...--.
Mail subscribers, copies. for each %
Persons RENTING for 10 copies $50 will receive copy
sOr months.
Persons RENTING for 10 SIS will receive extra copy
year.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
$40 per anuum; g. for SIX months.
Address TIE TRIBUNE. Nsw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

The Best Place 60 buy new, tasty and weli-madc
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING Is at r. b. BALOwiNS.
Nos 70 and Bowsry the s. and ss'oFtmen, in the city
and prices less.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
GASEOUS SPEECH FROM GABRET DAVIS,
The House accepts League Island as an Iron
Clad Station.
Mr.. lie Blond Catechlzcs The Hon, Henry ], Raymond
A Proposition for an Adjournment Carried

pRnrEEnINas IN - sEYATE

Garrulous Days talked and persPred for nearly five
orta hours to-day in the Senate IN opposition to the
Reconstruction report and is his vont, without saying
anything during I'll his voube torrent Al one time there
were but three senators upon the floor aud but nine per
sons IN the gocics BY general acclaim, Davis should
patent his ncvcrta ng system Of dispensing crowd II
becomes more D.l.l whether O final vote Will now be
reached this weel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
North .uroIina state Convention.

stf I lNbfsLN 'bis - 4s4'"ss.'''ff ''N''f"
~. = Senator. ~
'-Menber Of tho e. s. House Of Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
pRncEEpIYGs IN TIE HOUSE.

IN The House League Island occupied the entire day
and as Yesterday provoked great amount Of really
able and spirited debate any question yet before the
House. Judge Keeys closing speech was particularly
frcble AID clear and 10 his personal efforts outside and
lis eloquent persuasons inside Congress his state solely
is Indebted for It's unantcipated triumph in finally carry
jig the League Island scheme. The catechsng Of Ray
,nond by lie Blond provoked general outburst of merr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

The gcntlcmen whose appended have signied
their sympathy with and approval Of the principles 81 the
response Of the NewYok Special Committee 10 the address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08

Good Country Board.-The undersigned is prepared to 70
ceive Summer BOARDERs hi, residence at IVES, WinssS
Conn hesthfu aud the scenery IL delightful
wild picturesque. comforts Of home will be accorded
his patrons moderate Parties desiring further niormaoa
may inquire Of WIN P LYON. esq. No. SIS Peart, MI
ABRAM REoUA No H Broadway n Y or by letter EDWARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08


MI GARFIELD Ohiol IT ,cniod the petition OF citizens
of Thompson Geauga County, Ono asking Tor increased
protection for American WOOL which referred TO the
Committee Of Ways and Means. . ~. ~.
Mr.. RAYMOND presented The petition o. W. W; Klch-
mOud praying payment for services MS secretary OF lEa
ton in Brussels and Commercial agent IN 81 Domingo
which referred 10 the Committee on Foreign AA"s.
TIE PROPOSITION FOR AN ADJOURNMENT CARRIED.
MI AScONA Pa introduced bis concurrent resolution
providing for an doummen OF Congress on tho ~oh u
June. 49,.
Mr. MORRILL, VT called for the Yeas and Nays stating
that there important business 90 be Transacted "hlcA
could not be transacted within that time.
The House refused 10 order the Yeas and NAYS ana
passed the concurrent resolution by vote OF ~ To 81
Mr. GRfSsELL Iowa moved 10 reconsider the vote
Mr. ELDEIDGE moved TO lay the motion to reconsider
on the table.
Tie Yeas and Nays were taken on tie motion, and re-
suted-Yeas 81 Nays &. So the motion not lad Oh
the table.
The vote was then reconsideration; IL taken by
a count, when there Yeas, 40 Nays 49, 10 quorum
voting
The House then. OF o'clock. and without deciding the
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-21
5eleftea 2uetru.
THE REST.

lam dreaming Of the blessings
lust beyond the bonds of time,
OF the pearly gated city,
Der whose walls no evils climb,
Where the Father folds his children
Safely to his loving breast
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest"
No. the toiling Christian pilgrim
On Il roughened pathway goes,
Here detected, there disheartened,
Ever harassed by his foes.
Pilgrim, raise thine eye above thee
There are joys for the oppressed,
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest"
Hast thou sickness, hast thou sorrow,
Pain commingled with thy tears
Canst thou trace the path of weeping
Down the passage of the years ?
Il am sick" none say in Heaven,
None by sorrow are oppressed,
Where the wicked cease from troubling
And the weary are at rest"
Oh the joys of holy dying!
From the holy life they come,
Constant toiing for the Master,
Yet will bring the servant home,
When he calls the tired pilgrim
To the mansion of the blest-
''Where the wicked cease from troubling,
And the weary are at rest"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

The DINsMoEE MURDER Verdict oftIse
Cbyonrr's Ju y-The Cproner'S invest "a
tion IN to the mann"f Of the death of Robert
A. Dinsmoro. of Washington Co.. Pa who
was recently murdered hy Robert Fog!c,
came to "A close yesterday morning The
verdict Of the jury was subtantially as follow:
That the drcraaod came to hi death By u
pistol wound infic;cd by Robert FogIr; wa.
aided an abe!t.l by some person about
whom aud whose presence the jurors can
mt agree" 1t will he rtment cred that
William Montgomery. a son Of Hon. VIM.
Montgomery, is under arrest as all accom-
p'ice oi Fogle the latter having made IN
allegation to that effect in his cvn!rssion
but it seems the evidence elected at the in
gust failed to Implicit, y,uny Mon =
gomery, and he will doubtless be discharged
fran r,,I II tpdv
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

'REsERvING EaGS FoR WINTER U>E-A
country minister wife Krijc- to- tie Scntti-h
Ehrmer. Every evening | take alt tie
eggs ee'sd during the day aud ruu th M
carefully with butter or the finest ur purrst
lard Every pore OF the shell must he
thoroughly fillel Otherwise the air can not be
exclu.lcd. have ready box or tin canister
and plenty Of salt put lay r of salt in
the bottom of the box and place in rows
my b. tered eggs. Go ON alter ately with
laver. of eggs anl salt until ynu leave per.
t CT room for the lid, closing firmly. The
exclusion of air is the great secret Of pre-
Srrvation. have many different Siz : of
canister : stored in my pantry ION an open
shelf with preserved eggs. Thhse caniS-
tiers CT 'r1'n the baker or grocer fir
trifa. NJ one anl a half dnzen canisteis
are I'd, each Ny largest sze contain ten
dozen eggs, and cost ] s The lid is quite as
important as the blK Be sure i, is close
fitting, otherwise you will be vexed to find
the eggs like ones got in London, very
unlike 'cise Ike Scotch eggs. Many ladies
tell me they have particular positions for
placiT eggs. hut find mine are delicious
after four months, by merely placing them
comfortably, without reference to top or
bottom.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19
From the Belmont Chronicle.


State Of Ohio w. Jtn,es Croker .Shurp
Indicted for horse stel ling
This case was tried 10 the Common Pleas
of llarison County last F,lI, and the :
fpndsnt convicted and entencod to tn" ,u,r-
lcntiary Tor three year The case waS ia
ken to the Supreme Court on error, an A
re: r:hrnring ordered. The delpn liant then
asked for d change ofvrnue, and Jrdge Ne
| llvsne transferred the case to this Cmnv.
Sharp lives in the niighb,rhnol otCa.iIz
and is web t,-do farmer. Tn. mare he is
charged with stealing belonged to one Su-
snn ll"A lie. VIII, lived on Sharps farm. =
Se"eral weeks b,iore the :lare was stolen.
| this woman went to CuShocton County.
leaving the mare in care ot the dsfan,lInt.
| When she came h me thn mare WIS gone;
| Mr. Obcdiah Slemmmons, of Caiiz, four,
her in Marietta. The owner went there.
dentili d the animal, swore it was her prop.
| crty. and brought her away.
The defense set up was: An oIibi-that
| the animal found in Marietta was not Susan
lloble 4 marr--and that the mare was in the
detenlart's possession as ba,ice at the time
the larceny was alleged to have been conf
nItted.
The testimony pro anl con was very
strong n great many witncs rs swore ro,.
itively that the tnare found at Marietta.
which it was alleged Sharp sold tn, re, wa,
tn" animal belonging t. Su an II ,gl,; Will,
other witnesses, trnm Wa htpgion County,
>worc they had SEN the mare IN Wa ,hins.
ton County in August an S-p;emt er, a
month or two before the mare was stnI ~
Susan lfogle, WHEN put upon thu stud,
swore she thonght ii was h + mare when
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

.RoBBFD. The clothing store of Sin.
sfclm"r &. X .ufnan. G Cchran hotel build.
ing, Market street. was entered lat night
lSun'lay, the 9th inst, and rnhhoa hy n
thief or thieves of some $1,000 worth Of
Clothing. The cntranc" WA ma ia thrnmgh
the dnor in the rear Of the huildng. which
is verv thin. part of one Of the pan. l.
was forced in-th" kew was reached. the
door unl locke'l, the prcp,eaching from the
lock to the floor removed. when the thieves
made an easy crttancc Son,r twelve
shelves We're emntcd Of ready nadc clotn.
ing. amountIngto some 81 eco worth The
thieves doubtless sto,r al tLty were able to
carry off. hl"ssrf. Sinhcimrr 4 Kaufman
offer reward If $500 foI the arrest of the
'hi"t or thieves and the recovery If the
gonds The gohcis like those ct Mr.. J. NJ.
httIc's year or so ago, are doubtless NOT
tar removed from where taken Merchants
should see that their houses arc bettcred Sc
cured--sueh neglect rather invites rascal. to
break in and steal. - Steubeau2le HeraH.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

THE SanIusky Register says: TIE
Union soldier hnrird dmlng the war on
johnson : island. have been removed I,
Noodlnwn Cemetry, near Saniu-ky. and
reintcrred, and the graves appropriately
marked. The Confederate cemetery on the
Island has been taken charge of by Rev.
Mr.. Toltord. Commissioner of Soldiers
Cemeteries for Ohio, and will be much in :
proved in appearance, incoscd by a sub
stanial stone and iron fence and the land
will probably be purchased By the Govern
ment,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19
DISTRICT COURT.
fuSkiuruin County. Spplpuhsr
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In Muskingum County. Monday, Feb,
runry llth; Monday, May 9th; Monday,
September Both.
In Morgan County, Tuesday, Mnrch 10Th;
Tuesday, June 4th; tuesday, November l9th
In Noble County, Tucs lay, April Ind;
Tuesday, June 18th; Tuesday, November
5th.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
In Belmont County, Monday T ,bruarv
llth; Monday, May 18th; Monday, &ovom.
Der ilth.
In Guernsey County, Tuesday. Mare
5th; Tuesday, May 7th; Tuesday, Ootobe
End.
In Monroe County, Tuesday, March 10Th
Tuesday, May list; Tuesday, october 10TH.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
In Harrison County, Monday, Februar
4th; Monday, May 9TH; Wednesday, cto
Der 9th.
III 'ruscarawas Conn Y, Monday, Febru-
AIRY 18th; Monday, May Goth; Monday, Oc-
lober list.
In Jefferson County, Monday, March sth;
Monday June 3rd; Monday, November ith,
Il. Il. EVANS, Judges OF the
WIN. KEN NuN, jr. Court OF com.
GEO. w. MclLVAINE.J mon Pleas.
October rs, 1856.
A true copy, by order of Said ulg,s.
Attest: J"HN iloorEs, Clerk Court Com
mon letS, Mu kInsunl County, OA.o.
A true cp v.
Attest: JOHN FoGLE, Clerk. Court Common
Pleas, Harrison County, Ohio.
Cadiz H.te Der s. iS5j.6t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

'sF~Onn e-cping Iast week. Samuel Me.
w, Ed, of Archer township, happened
return homo at late hour in the even
>. Hearing a noise near one Of the out.
ruscs m his premises. he started to ser
= 20 cause. when two mon who hal been con.
a'e,l, started after him. H. retreat,d in
.!lc hoa', snl harad the door before the
.onHdrcls came up. They made several
tampts 70 force an entrance into the house
failel. II was undoubtedly their in'en,
a.. to rob end plunler We would advise
or farmers to have revolver in the housc,
h. xays loadel. and give such g.ntlcmen q
ceptiop which would ds'ain them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

t9~That social genial season. the holi.
days, is fast approaching. What droveS
Of lordly qoIblrrs and dainty chickens are
fattening for the occasion, and how every
tody il anticipating unhoundcd pleasure at
that time, in the enjoyment of social jnys
and cool cheer without stin.! Almost as
much pleasure is experienced in the antici-
cina'ion Of holiday delights as in their actu-
al cninrments
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

'FS-Wo arr in receipt Of Gnley's L1dy's
,roe for Jarilry, 1857. Tha secret Of the
at popularity Of This mAgezinc il its
i3erioritv over competitors. It Is an in.
: liable hous h'l companion. Terms So
60 year. Address l.. A. Cooley, N. +.
.Yler Sixth AMI Chestnut sts., Philadc'-
aIs. Or we will s"rd Godey and the
t',iiael one ynar far $5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

raa. The Democracy Of Wheeling have
placed in nomination the following excellent
ticket:
Mayor, Andrew J. Sweeney;
CITY, CLERK, H. J. Frcnry;
City Snrreont, John Scarborough;
Treasurer, f. McCny
Superintendent Water Works, John w.
Gu nnins.
Wharf Master. Joseph Manners;
Street Commissioner, S,crhrn Clark.
OF the triumphant election Of the above
ticict there il M doubt
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19

mn One Of the Crosby Il Taft machine
zen has been arrrFtca, and is now in III"
I. 'ountv Jail. T{r was caught at Washing
scn. Guernsey county
IF there had been the right kind Of a
aeriE in Guernsey. the whole party would
: .ye been caurh., M he rccrivai notice
ON Sheriff McPrk while they were in
Cambridge for 'hera~rest, but failed to do
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-12-19
ERRORS NE NOErIL.

4 Gentleman who Suffered for ye,ts from
nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
al the effects ol youthful lndiscretion, Will.
for the sake Of suffering Immunity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making he simple rem,ly by which it
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the "A lvertisrr's experience, can do s. by
addressing JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. Is Chambers ST.. New To
January ~, lSBa-lyr.