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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-10-30
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IN PARTITION.

Robert Marshall and William Marshall,
of the State of Illinois will take notice that
on the 9th day of August 1867, Robert Fin
nical filed his petition against them in the
Court of Common Plees of Harrison county
Ohio, which is now pending, wherein he
demands partition of the following lands to
wit A part of the North half of the South
West quarter of section 10 in township II
and Range five (5J containing sevcnty>two
acres more or less, designated on the Map
as land of William Christy's heirs.
Said petition will he for hearing at the
February term of said Court, A. ID. 1868.
j. M. ESTEP,
Oct 30 CT AttV for PetitioDer
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
The Choice Of Ohio for Presl-
dent-The National COnven-

tion. r.-.---...--..-.
In about six months the National Con.
vention Of the Democratic party will meet
! for the purpose of selecting the candidates.
for President and Vice President of the
United States. In common with the De
mocracy Of other States. our friends in
Ohio have a preference and that prefer
ence that none who know the sentiment Of
our people, who have seen it manifested in
many different ways in the local press. in
private letters, and in private
none will dispute. '.
! Therefore, in the name of the victorious
Democracy of Ohio, who but the other dsy
sent greeting to the Democracy of the Un>
| ion that OHIO was red ,emed from the rule
of fanaticism; that she had indicated tie
| Constitution and arrested the bold career OF
the admcn who have been trsmpling up
on the rights and liberties of the people,
in their behalf, we this day seize upon the
honor of presenting the claims OF Ohio S
native son, Hon Geo. II. Pendleton, to the
Democracy of the county, as Ohio choice
for the high Office of President of the
United States.
He is not only Ohios choice, but he ls
the favorite of Kentucky, who will send a
full delegation for him to the National
Convention Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Minnesota will not be behind Ohio and
Kentucky in their devotion to Ohio s noble
and trusted statesman. He is, by all Odds
this day, the strongest candidate in the
Northwest, and, we have reason to believe,
in the United States He possesses, in a
great degree, the Democratic popular conf
dence which was given to Stephen A Doug>
las, and upon him has failed, In the North
west, the mantle OF that eminent states
man.
A gentleman, scholar snd a statesman,
his history and character ar" known to the
country, and everywhere recognized and re-
spected by all parties In the very prime
of lite, with mind Injured TO cultivation
and study-with the habits Of profound
thinker, the experience of tried legisla,
tor, eminently sound in Judgment, eloquent
in the expression of his thoughts, candid
in his political views, with an integrity that
was never questioned, he is that model of
President which We had in the esrly days
of the Republic.
With him as our candidate. standing up>
on the platform of the Constitution. equal
justice to all sections of our common coun-
try, with equality to all-special privileges
to none-the same currency for the bond.
holder that the people are compelled to re-
ceive; the prompt payment of the public
debt, as it falls due, in the legal-tenders Of
the nation; the immediate restoration ofthe
Southern States to the Union, with their
full share of Representatives in both branch
es Of the Government as guaranteed by
the Constitution, and universal amnesty for
all poll: ical ofFenses- s-with such platform,
and George IT. P,ndleton as its exponens,
we will sweep Ohio by so. 900 majority, and
the whole country as we did with Franklin
Pierce, in 1852, when the couqueror OF
Moxlco, General Scott, was the candidate
of tho opposition.
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II. R. R.

0A OUT OF 100 of Deaths, that an
JO nually occur, are aused by preven.
tible Diseases, and the greater portion of
those complaints would, if Railways Ready
Relief or Pills, las the case may require
were administered when pain or uneasiness
OF slight sickness is experienced, be exter-
minated from the system in few hours
PAIN, no matter from what cause, is al
most instantly cured by the Ready Relief
In cases of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Diptheria, Colds, Head Ache, Tooth
Ache. Cramps, Spasms, Bilious Cholic, in
fact all Pains, Aches and infirmities, either
in the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder, Kidneys,
or the Joints, Muscles, Legs, Arms, &C.,
will in Il FEW MINUTES yield to lie
soothing influence of the Ready Relief.
Every Family should keep these life. saw
ing remedies in the house;-can be used on
all occasions, where pain or sickness sud
denly seizes you, or accidents occur--are
safe and rapid in their etfects-can be taken
or used by infants as well as adults-and
all who use them no matter how Eick, or
great may be their sufferings-a few hours
in the worst cases, and few minutes in
ordinary complaints, will afford case and
comfort. See DR.. Railways Almanac for
ls6S.-R. Il. X. sold by Druggists.
Oct. 30, lS672t.
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, of Uadix Junction.
is agent for Harrison county.

f@s-Mr Linton, of the firm of Grimes 4
Linton, started for Philadelphia and New
York, Monday morning, for more new
goods. They have been selling goods rap,
idly, but are determined to keep up their
stock. There is no doubt that all who want
cheap and desirable goods should call at the
new store OF GRIMES d LINTON.
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AYERS CATHARTIC c PILLS.

| ~@x~ into their natural action, and
| impsrt tone and strength w the whole sys-
tenn. Not only do they cure tho every day
complaints of everybody, bnt formidatfs
and dangerous diseases. While. they pros
duce powerful effects, they are at the same
| time, in diminished doses, the safest and
best physc that can be employed for chill.
dren. Being shugar-coated, they are pleas
ant to take; and, being purely vegetable,
are entirely klrfr1less. Cures have been
made that World surpass beliet, were they
not substantiated by men of such exalted
| character, as to forbid tie suspicion of un~
truth. Many eminent clergymep and phys
sicians certify to the public the reliability of
our remedies, while others have sent us the
assurance of their conviction that our Pro-
paratiofis contribute Immensely to the res
lief of our afflicted fellow-nIen.
The Agent below named is, pleased to
| furnish gratis our American Almanic, con-
tainng directions for the use OF these med
icines and certificates of their cures Of the
| following complaints:- .,A ~
| Costiyenesst Bilious Complaints, Rhcu>
matisnI, ,Dropsyt Heaftyffn, Headache aris-
| ing from foul stomach, Nausea, Indiges-
ton, Morbid Inaction of the Bowles and
! Pain arising therefron, Flatulency, LoBs
of Appetite, all Diseases which require an
evacuant midicine. They also, by purify>
ing the blood and stimulating the system,
| cure many complaints which it would not
be supposed they could reach, such AZ Deaf
ness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Ner-
vous Irritability, Derangements, of tho Liv-
or and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred
disorders arising from u low state of the bo-
dy, or obstruction of it's functions.
!, Do not be put off by unpriDcipled dealers
with otherprcparations on Which they make,
more profit. Demand RYER's and take no
other. The sick want the best aid there is
for them. and lhey should have it. S4. ,4
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER a. co
Lowell, Mass, and sold by Shaip Il Mo
Kinnic, Dr.. John Beall, and Dir. J. Nc
Bean, Cadiz anil By dealers I'M medicine
everywhere. Octl6, 1857.
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S@-The strife of the modern safe manu-
facturers is made farcical by the discovery
OF an uninjured fire and burglar proof safe
n the ruins of Pompeii which went
through volcanic eruption 1900 years
AGO aa y
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sherman and MS Campaign

This is the title of very valuable work
by Col s. NJ Bowman and 1t. Col R. r.
Irwin. Itis q complete official history Of
Sherman grand army. Every Corps, Di
vision. Brigade and Regiment is awarded
its full share Of credit and praise, the
routes of march are carefully followed, the
battles and skirmishes are described with
the vividness of actual participation, and
the whole narrative is enlightened by the
countless incidents that were the inevitable
accompanimcnts of such campcisn. S..
The following letter from General Sher.
man, shows his opinion OF the work.
LANCASTER, Ohio, July 81, 1865.
c. B. RICHARDSON. ESQ.
New York.
SIR.-Col. s. NJ. Bowman, an acquain>
tarce of mine since 1858, and more re.
Gently in the service of the u. s., has had
access to my Order and Letter Books, EN-.
bracing copies ofall orders made and letters
written by me since the winter of 1862,
with view to publish a memoir of my
Lite and Services, and no other person has
had such an opportunity to read my secret
thoughts and acts. | believe himto be in
possession of all authentic facts that can
interest the general reader. sass er.
W. I. SHERMAN, t=
Major General.
JOHN T. BALDWIN, of Uadix Junction,
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sSJ-The ''Old Guard" is the magazine
for Democrats Its literary and political
productions are unsurpassed, Terms SO
per year. Orler it if Van Evrie, Horton
h Co., 162, Nassau ST., N. Y, or at Han
ma Il Cc's' news depot
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s%Ten of the Congressional Districts in
Ohio now represented, or missrepresented
by disunion Radicals, were carried by the
Democracy at the late election. Next year
the Democracy will carry majority of the
Congfessfneii in Ohio.
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SaAny person wishing to purchase a
snug little dwelling and lot in the suberbs Of
our city can learn Of bargain by calling at
the Sentinel Office.
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esae are in receipt of Arthnr's Home
Magazine for November. The terms Of
this excellent magazine have been reduced
to--single copy SO; three copies IS; four
copies &c. eight copies and one extra $l2.
Address T. s. Arther, 81, Chestnut ST.,
philadelphia. po,
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Eutli is the exclamation of President
johnson, sent to John &. Thompson, chair
man of the Democratic tate Central Com
mittce, in reply to dispatch sent to him
Communicating the Democratic victory in
Ohio. IIurrah for Johnsonl
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SsxWesley Means offers for sale very
desirable property just Fast of Cadiz. 1t
il q desirable residence, and should find a
purchaser Immediately.
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Ncfice to Tax Payers.

am now ready to receive taxes for 1867,
and hope tax payers generally will call at
my Office aud make payment and thereby
avoid the crowd and delay occasioned dur>
Ing the last days Of tax~paying.
ELIAS FOUST,
Oct. 80, ,l9S1.4t. Treas. Harrison County
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bT~ Since the recent Democratic victories
the best Of Calicocs have been selling in
the Caiiz market at l2l cents per yard
Hurrah!
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| DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and duly quail
fed Administrator of the estate of Hannah
Palmer, late of Harrison County, Ohio,
deceased. Those interested will take notice,
ADAM PALMER,
Oct. rs, ls573t. Administrator.
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eay- For the best, Sewing Machine in the
market Call IN McClelland and see the
Singer"
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eea-Grimes 4 Linton have the largest
and best stock of Dress Goods, und they
sell very cheap.
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aaa.The result Of the recent elections
should teach political preachers the impo-
tency Of their efforts.
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Trains now run on the cadiz Branch, as
elbows:
Leave Csdiz al $50 A. NJ, 900 A. NJ, and
Gl5 P. N.
and 500 p. II. -
Leave Cadiz at 300 A. NJ, and arrive at
Steubanville at 11:25 A. NJ. Returning
cave Steubenville at l:50 p. NJ, and arrive
JOHN DURAND, Gent sup't.
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TxECUTOR's SALE OF REAL
HNx ESTATE

ExECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL
IA ESTATE.
THE undersigned Executors Uf the last
will and tes lament of Charles Mcmillan.
late of Athens Township, Harrison county,
Ohio, deceased, by virtue of the powers
given them by said will, will on Saturday,
the 23rd day of November, 1867, at 10 o.
clock, A. M, on the premises in Athens
township, about one mile west of Dicken-
son's Min, expose to public sale the follow
ing land and premises, to wit:
The west Half of the south east quarter
of section No. twenty-five (25) in township
ten Q0) and range five (5) in the Steuben.
vile Land District. in said County of Har>
rison, containing eighty acres more or less.
Land appraised at $500. Terms: one
third April !, 1868, and balance in two
equal annual payments with interest annu-
ally from April i, 1868, secured by mort
gage. Posstssion given April l. 1863
JAS. KIRKPATRICK,
JOHN CLEMENS,
Ex's of Clras. McMillen, deceased.
Oct. 80, lS67-4t. ....
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D% Grimes & Linton are still selling
goods shade lower then the lowest.
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LAND FOR SALE!

II half mile from Cadiz, on on the Wheel
ing road, having on it good, new dwell>
ing house with FIVE rooms, cellar and cis-
tern. A good spring and spring house, an
orchard of every variety of grated fruit,
also a vineyard and all other appurtenances
belonging to desirable residence.
WESLEY MEANS.
Oct 40 1a67 ,tf
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gsD- For best Chewing Tobacco 60 t.
Manners,
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CApIZ BRANCH.

Pittsburgh, Cofzmb ss a Cincinnafi
Railroad.
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Treasurer's N Office.
TAXES OF fs67>6


of
id County the 1857 mills in the annexei Table Of
~
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s@-Fdr Watches, Clocks, Jawelry anG
Fancy Goods, 60 to Clark & Ramsey.
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La CAUSE PERDuE.-This interestin &
serial, being q translation in French OF
Pollard's "Lost Cause" continues to reach
US weekly. It. is very handsomely printed
at tho Office Of the La Renaissance, New
Orleans, and will continue to be issued
until completed. Accompanying several
Of the numbers received, are elegant steel
engraved likenesses Of Gems. r. E. Lee,
ston ewall jackson, Jos. Z. johnson and
others.
We have hitherto taken occasion to ro-
commend this work to the favor and con-
sideration Of our French population and
take pleasure in reiterating our commen-
dation of 1t to them. New subscribers can
be furnished with all the back numbers of
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Notice.

II VING bought out the entire interest Of NJ.
i Il j. Monteith In the store on Third sire ct,
Known as the Monteith House furnishing Store,
the business will, from this date and hereafter,
be carried on under ths name and style of the
ToMLINsON HoUsE-FURNIsHING STORE.
Notice is hereby given, that all debts due to-
the Monteth House-furnishing Store, must b.
paid to the undersigned, or authorized agent, at
the old stand, and all claims against the late
Monte1th Hnuse-f6rnishing Store must be pre-
sented to the undersigned or authorized agent for
liquidation. [ Il Sf1&. 8LL#tE III tB
G. A. T0MLINSON,
Successor to NJ. J. Monteth in the House fur
nlshi " business.
BATON ROUGE, May 18th, 1867. nAy25
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EGG The store of Mr.. Leo Myers,
in St. Francisville, was broken open
by thieves on the night of the 25th
ult. The Bayou Sara Ledger says /:
"A desk containing his account
books was taken out Of the store and
opened, few dollars in change was
taken from his money drawer, and
also, some clothing, pocket knives
and other articles are missing"
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Saturday Euenang, June /, 1867.
doLD.-Market stagnant; quotations
nominal, at I86@l86A.
CoTToN.-Prices indicate an imposed
feeling in the market. Sales were effected
at about the following figures:
Ordinary 2O@22c., Good Ordinary 2s1l
g. Low Middling ESQ :, and Middling
2611@27, the market closing rather unset.
ward.
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~ A Washington special to the
New York Times says several Loui-
sianians, now in Washington, have
prepared long list Of charges against
Gov. Wells, together with petition
for bis removal, and presented it to
the President.
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POSTPONED SALE.

STATE. OF LOUIsIANA-F1FTH JU-
dicial District Court-Parish Of East Ba-
Ton Rouge. Woodbridge VS.. 4. Henry
PY VIRTUE Of d writ Of II fa., issued
- Ia the above suit, and directed to the
Sheriff of said Parish from the Honorable
Court aforesaid, have seized and will ex-
pose TO public sale at the Court House
door in the city Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day or July next,
1867, at II o'clock, A. M, of said day. ali
the night, title, interest and claim az the
defendant in and to the following de-
scribed property, to- wit -
lst. lot of ground situated in that
part OF the city Of Baton Rouge laid out
and heretofore owned BY Hickey, Scott,
Butler, Gardere, Sloan and Malta near
the garrison and designated on the plan
thereof as lot No. z, of square No. Q.
measuring ono hundred and fifteen feet
teninehes front, by ninety feet in depth.
I'd Another lot Of groundssituated in the
came town Of Baton Rouge, in Hall's Row.
measuring thirty feet front on North
street, by twenty-one feet in Depth to-
gether with all the buildings and i'm prove
ments thereon rights, ways, privileges
and servitudes thereunto attached, or in
anywise appertainiLg. .s.Teg-r.
Seized to pay and satisfy tho amount Of
Judgment, interest and costs claimed
herein. aEA %
Terms Of sale cash with the benefit Of
appraisement. 70 AFA @a
..-.ze..a ri. ED. CHEATHAM,w
June4 Deputy Sheriff.
49,
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Lots and Mortgages For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, offer for sale, as fol-
/, lows; n
Two Lots, Nos. and D. South, In Square is,
situated on Government street, in Beauregard
Town. ,=.-..z ~
One Lot, No. 3, South, IN square % = beautifully
situated, frontIngan open square In ont OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-together with small
improvement. Title guaranteed.
Another Lot. Nd. Q, South, IN saunre IS. mort.
gagged TO the extent Of one half, TO my daughter
az per record In Parish Recorders office.
Also, Succession right, now and for many
years recorded In favor of my daughter. to the
amount OF s5V0 on Lot No ], south, In Square 80,
'Beauregard Town.
For terms, apply to CHEATHAM 4 WALTER,
at the sheriTs Office, who are the duly authorized
agents for myself and daughter. EB
may30- 2w HUGH DIVER
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a1~ A few years ago some In
dams, who saw several women bap-
tized by immersion in the river at
St. Joseph, Missouri, hole being
cut in the ice for that purpose, i'm
agined that the ceremony, which
they could not understand, was to
make them good, afterwards brought
their squaws, cut hole in the ice
near by, and gave them q ducking,
in spite Of their circumstances.
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nay Alex. G. Wibble, of Bayou
Sara, and two other men were killed
by suffocation from the mephitic va.
pors of privy vault, at Louisville,
KY, on the 25th ult. A fourth
came very near losing his life also
from the same cause.
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IL The release of Mr.. Davis was
the subject Of discussion at late
prayer meeting in Beecher's church.
Bsecher defended the release, and
said he would have presented him
self as bail, had the offer been nee
sssary.
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sw~ The steamship Vile de Pari,
which sailed from New York on the
18th May, with the celebrated hag-
edlenne, Ristori, and her troupe, and
many citizens Of New Orleans, ar
rived at Brest, France, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth.
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~ According to the Bayou Sara
Ledger, the total number of voters
registered in West Feliciana up to
the 30th ult., was 1,414-120 whites
and 1894 blacks.
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n1 Watermelons at only four
dollars apiece have made their ap-
pearance in the markets Of Columbus,
Georgia.
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INpoLIrE THINGS. Loud and bois.
ferrous laughter.
Reading when others are talking.
Reading aloud in company without
being asked.
Talking when others are reading
Splitting about the house, smoking or
chewing.
Cutting finger nails in company,
Leaving a church before public
worship is closed
Chewing anything and despoiling
the floor and walls of church du.
ring service or at any time.
Whispering and laughing in the
house of God.
Gazing rudely at strangers on the
streets or elsewhere
Turning your head or body in Or
der to see WHO enters the church
Leavin, stranger without a seat.
A want ol respect and reverence
for senWgs.
10 neglect the aged under any
circumstances.
Correcting older persons than your
self, especially parents.
Receiving presents without an ex-
preston Of gratitude.
Making Yourself the hero of your
own story.
Anticipating any one in what they
wish to say.
laughing at the mistakes of others.
Joking others in company.
Commencing taking before others
having finished speaking.
Answering questions that have been
put to others.
Commencing to eat as soon as you
get to the table.
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REGIsTERED.-Total number of
voters registered in this parish up
to June 1st-2407-of which, 357
whites, and 1850 blacks.