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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-03-26
Memoranda for Young Ladies.

Conclusion nert aocek.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

RKv. Wh. PnTKSoER lectured on Tues
day evening in the NJ. E. Church. ''The
world still in its youth" His subject was
treated with ability and interested the audi
ence for more than an hour and a halr =
The following points present the main fea-
lures Of his lecture.
The general appearance of the earth indi-
Gates stability, and revelation shows that it
was created and must end.
How soon will this end be2 This can on
y be answered from the appearance Of the
world or from Prophecy.
Prophecy does not determine the time Of
the end, nor does the present condition Of
the world indicate speedy consumption.
Positive arguments This can only be a
balancing of probabilities Development
and proportionste duration are general
laws.
These he applied to the world in four re.
lations.
lst. Geological development.
End. Advancement of the race in civi' is
zation and command of nature.
Sd. Progress of government aud society.
4th. Preparation and diffusion of Christi.
anity, Gods delight in the contamination
Of his plans The practical bearing of this.
1t encourages men to undertake farreaching
labors.
The lecture was delivered with considera-
Bile force and animation, and made n favora
BILE impression on the mind of most of it,
hearers.
Since the above was in type one of our
reporter has handed US the following, con>
cerniag the lecture:
For the Sentinel.
We had the pleasure Of listening to an.
other of those Series of lectures delivered
in the NJ. L. Church this Season. The
pastor of the Church, Rev. VIM. Pittenger,
was the duly appointed lecturer for last
Tuesday Evening. His subject though a
novel one, viz: 'The World Still in its
Youth" was handled with great ability.
His arguments we're clear forcible, nd CO.
gent. His illustrations new and interesting
carrying conviction to every unbiased mind
as to the truth of his propositions. Had
notice been given in our county papers q
week previous to the delivery many more
doubtless would have avaled themselves Of
so rich an entertainment
We might give a Synopsis of the lecture
but meager outline would not give justice
to the lecturer, nor benefit those who heard
| it not.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Dec.1O,1867.
IN PARTITION.

ROBERT f. HARGRAVE, Samuel Har-
grave John Hargrave Anna III. Harper and
William Harper. her husband, and Charles
K. Hargrave will take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 23rd day of
December, A. d. 1867, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the County OF
Harrison and State of Ohio, by John G.
Hussey, and Lydia III. Hussey, his wife,
and is now pending wherein said John G..
Hussey and Lydia III. Hussev, his wife, de-
mand partition of the following real estate,
to-wit: Situated in the County of Harrison,
State of Ohio, and in the Steubenville Land
District, and being part of the Northwest
quarter of Section numbered Eighteen, in
Township numbered Eig9t. of Range num-
bered Four, and part of the Southwest
quarter of Section numbered Thirteen, in
Township numbered nine, and Range num-
bered Four, containing tifty-two acres, be
tho same more or less.
Also the following tract of land situated
i'll the County, State and Land District afore
said and being Il part of the Northwest
quarter Of Section numbered Eighteen, in
Township numbered Eight, and Range
numbered Four, and part of the South~
west quarter of Section numbered Thirteen,
in Township numbered nine, of Range
numbered Four, containing twenty acres,
be the same more or less.
Also the following tract of land situated
said and being part of the North East quar-
ter Of section Numbered Eighteen, Town
ship Numbered Nine, and Range N numbered
Four, containing two acres and tbirty>five
perches more or less
Also, the following tract of land situated
in the county, State and land district azores
said, and being part of section Numbered
Eighteen, Township Numbered Nine and
Range Numbered -Four, containing one
hundred acres, be the same more or less
except Eight acres and seven perches sold
to Alexander Mason, off of the South East
corner OF said tract, and bounded ont g
North by county road, running through
said land. And for more particular dis
cription of said lands, reference being had
to the said.petition of said petitioners, where
said lands are described by metes, and
bounds, and being the same lands owned
by Charles Hargrave in his life time and
that at the next term CT said Court the said
John G. Hussey and Lydia II. Hussey his
wife, will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
A. G. TURNER,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec.25, lsss-0.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

A, COURSE OF LECTURERS AT New
ATHENS. The Philo Literary Society, Of
Franklin College, has arranged for course
of seven lectures during the Winter, to be
delivered in the College Fall.
The first will bs delivered on Wednesday
evening, Sth jan, by Rev. W. NJ. Grimes,
of Cadiz. Subject: The Conflict Of life.
The second on Jan, Is, ty Rev. VIM.
Pittenger, of Cadiz. Subject: The Wor1d
Still in its Youth.
The third, Jan. %, by Mrs. Matte NJ.
Brown, NJ. A. Subject: Popular Souer>
eignty.
The fourth, Jan. %, by Rev. w. T. Me.
10y, of Cadiz. Subject: NoU and Then.
The fifth, Feb 5, by Rev. j. B. John
ston, Of st. Clairsville. Subject: Our
7imes--7heir Signs, Lessons, and Claims
The sixth, Feb. II, by Rev w. B. Wat
kins, of Pittsburgh. Subject: Origin
Oddities, and Office Of Proper Names.
The seventh, Feb. 10, by Rev. VIM. G.
Waddle, of MoorNfeld. Subject not nam
ed.
Tickets (admitting the ho der to the
conyse) 81 90
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
The Recent EIeCti0ns-Imme
Democratic Gains fin Illinois.

From the Springfield (lll.) Register, Dec. 5.
The election in this State, on the 5th ult.,
was merely for county treasurers and SUR
veyors. We took pains previous to the
election to get returns from every county,
but received returns from 68 only. These
we furnish to day. A partial comparison
can be made from the returns furnished -
In 1866 the Radicals carried Logan fol
Congress at large, By 55,9S7 majority. In
June last, at the election for judge and
clerk in this grand division, the Democracy
carried their Judge by over 5000 majority,
and their clerk by 5,595. The division com.
prises 80 counties, which gave Logan Rad
ical majority in 1866 of3,l ,l42 The Demo
cratic majority now in the Sc 80 counties is
exactly 6,T2l, showing q Democratic gain
therein OF 9,763 over the vote for Logan in
1866
We regret our inability to give the vote
IN all the counties, but enough is known to
show the very great change which public
opinion is now undergoing in this State, in
sympathy with the same condition every
where. The aggregate vote is not nearly
so large as in 1856, AMI the falling off is
about equal in both political parties. In
the IS counties heard from, Logan received
III lCuU NfCi btohC5 VI lCl. ~
an aggregat, of 2749S3 votes. On the 5th
ult. the Radicals carry those IS counties by
a bare majority Of 5,6S5. In those 65 crun
ties we have gained So 402. The inquiry
arises how many votes have we gained in
the "a counties not reported, on the ratio
established by the returns received? The
simplest skill in figures answers: If our gain
has been SO, ,4O2 in 69 counties, our gain in
the remaining "a counties. on vote Of 49,
| 120, is 1909 votes Thus the Radical ms
jority of 1866 Is overcome, and clear Dem
ocratic majority is ascertained of 4, 494.- -
Let the Democratic heart of Illinois be re-
assured Our glorious State is redeemed
| from Ra lcal misrule She has taken posts
ton with New York, Connecticut. New
Jersey, Maryland, and the other States
that have wheeled into line. A change OF
| CO. 49l votes in d wear is marvellous enough.
A greater change will be perceived in the
election year hence. Let this prediction
be remembered.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
!. BRrLLrs.
S--~~--Sn------
TYnn.rH SEEING. The .IaKelrv and En-

wonrH SEEING. The Jewelry and Fans
CT l3ss,sr Of Clark & Ramsey. 1t is decid.
edly the richest and most costly selections we
have ever looked upon---it costs nothing to
see tive advise the people of Oadiz and
the rest Of mankind to call and take look,
aud be snchaoted by this grand display Of
silver sheen. There are three thousand,
three hxndrsd and thirtysthree, different
shinss, moro or less, fancy and useful.
Young America as he looks in shout
''HarrHh, tor Clark 4 Ramsey" Here,
IN the way Of II Aiday goods, may b. found
all ,hss ~ sldor yosng,rich Or poor, may
lesise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

THAp STEVENS has introduced bin in
to Congress for mixed white and negro
common school system in the District of
Columbia. White men are disrauchised at
all elections if they don't send their childred
to these negro schools. The following sec
ton is funny one:
"SEc. 6. And de It further enacted, That
the Board of Comptrollers shall cause to
be inscribed in large capitals over the main
entrance of every school house, and in some
conspicuous place in every school-rOom, the
lines: "All men are created equal; they
ere endowed bv their Creator with certain
lnalienable rights--that among there are
life, liberty and the pursuit Of happiness. "
And the teacher shall cause those lines to
be recited at least once a day, with the
other recita,ions by the students who have
taken up reading and writing. The smperuis-
t1q architect shall take care that this mscrlp-
tion is IN untdding material y
II that is not having the NEGRO on the
brain severely, we don't know what it is.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
An OratOrlcal Effort.

The following is serbdtum, repart Of a
speech lately delivered in the "Virginia
Constitutional Convention" at Richmond,
held under the Radical reconstruction act,
by negro member WHO is bright and
shining light in that body. He said
"MlsrAR PRESIDENT hope on dis late
hour oh de struggle dat old Vireinny have
been impcrrilled dat no free thinkin man
can suppose for moment dat we desires to
misriperscnt de idee dat we can't qualify de
ability of de sternoguphy for dis Conven.
tion. I hope ev'y good tinkin gentleman
will observe de necessitr of havin steno
gaphy, and dat dey will be willing in de
desire to gain dc ability Of de common welt
of Verginny to see dat de gentleman is just
ly desarve. hope, SIR, dat ev'y gentle
man will now see dc necessity of having dis
stenogerrhy so dat we can be able to un
derstan dc principles of dar proposition. y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Democratic State COnven tlOn-
SeMatOrsIniD.

There is probability that the crowd will
be very great in Columbus on the eight OF
January. The larger the better. In the Sc.
lection of Senator, as we'll as in the Mons
ination of candidates, De earnestly desire
that the uoice of the Democratic people slaU
be heare. .--Crdtotord Forum.
The voice OF the Democratic people was
heard on the 9Th Of October last, in the
elections Of Democratic Legislature, upon
whom devolves, by law, the duty of elect~
see a large crowd at Columbus, on the 9Th
Of January, and we also hope the Conven-
ton will confnc itself strictly to the purpos-
es for which it was called, that is to namis.
nato candidates to be voted for next fall, and
the appointment of delegates at large to
the National Convention. Plain Dealer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Taxes Refunded.
The Columbus Journal says:

IHe COIUI0Uus OVUFHITt Sdyb'
"The attaches of the State Auditor $ of
fee are very busy at the present time in
making out certificates to be sent to the sew.
eral counties in order to refund the tax lev
led on shares of National Banks, which tax
was declared illegal last winter by the Su
preme Court. There are ten or twelve
thousand of these certificates to be sent out,
and each one has to receive the signature OF
the Auditor Of State or his chief clerk, and
Of the Attorney General.
The amount refunded to the National
Banks, will of course have to be made VI
from the other property of the State. 1t j.
to be hoped that the next Legislature vii
pass law requiring all property in the
State to bear its equal share Of taxation, -
CT,rel1nd P{niudedler.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
For the Sentinel.
One Of yature,s Csirious Freaks

At certain place named in honor Of the
occu patton Of the Ancient people Of Israel
there was an appointment from an Elderly
gentleman to preach, Dec. IS, 1867. Aman
whose interest in the property Of the meet
ing house is proportionably great and who
for some time has superintended very in
teresting Sunday School and having one ol
the keys to the House took the liberty to
open. hght-up and build FIRE.
When every thing was made comfortable
and the congregation was gathering, Lol
By some curious Freak, Nature lahored and
brought forth young and beautiful Divine,
which soon spread to such enormous proper
tions, that bursting forth exclaimed II in
tend 10 occupy this House to>si9Ft." The as
tonished Sexton after the exchange of few
words fearing the young giant might be Ia
boring under some mental hallucination, im-
mediately informed the citizens that the
meeting would be at the School House
to which they cheerfully repaired leaving
the young NJ. E. giant without an auditor.
And we felt happy that there is no inquisi
ton IN our country. for if such the dispost-
tton Of the stream; what must the fountain be.
Typo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
The New York sHefald ON
Preachers.

Beeclier, the novelist, politician and
sensational prchers, recently delivered a
sermon to the merchan. Merchants in New
York need preaching to. In commenting
upon the sermon Bennett urges him to de-
liver one to the preochets, whom he thinks
are infinitely worse off than the merchants.
Upon this subject Bennett discourseth as
follows:
ave suggest that good text for the ser.
mon to the preachers would be the 9th
verse of the 23l chapsr of st. Matthew,
"Woe unto you Scribes Pharisees, hypocri-
tes! for ye are like unto whited sepulcheres,
which, indeed, appear beautiful out ward,
but are within full of dead mems bones nd
of all uncleannnssN
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
r. WILKIN.

Or TIE sa.--The jolliest boy among
.he wang sters, as we'll as the charming little
girl, viii always fnd Smiley Sharon on the
wing catering to their wants and fancies.
Hs hiss babies Of all sixos and ages, shapes
and osl-rs, and all other fancy articles suita-
bls for II olliday times Nor does his stock
stop with the fancy, he has the useful. -
Call in. What you don't see ask for. II
yoa sre hungry Smiley will furnish you the
Goest oysters even encased in shells.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
.SH. TELLS.
AT
HANNA'S BAZAAR.
nR. SANDERSON.
ID IL. II. RAILWAYS PILLS.

Id IL. II. kADWAY'S PILLS.
ARE the only Purgative, Alternative. rnd
Cathartic Medicine, that secures vegat a.
bic substitute for mercury or calomel -
They cure with astonishing rapility Ia, .sr
Complaints, Kidney diseases, Irritation OF
Bladder, Piles, Biliousness, Iaundice, d ys.
pepsia, Costiveness, Ladies' Cornpiai Ats.
and all diseases indicating the nccessis !; Oh
purgative medicine.
AGED PEOPLE, subject to Ccstive mass.
or Paralysis of the Bowels, arc 90 ;ckly
cured by these pills.
A gentleman, aged so years, whoh al not
enjoyed u natural discharge from th /, bnws
els for nearly 40 years, and was n,wavs
compelled to resort TO injections, was ra-
licved by one dose; and by takinj a nils
each night lor one month, was re .iora9 h,
sound health and regularity.
These pills purify the hood, N movs all
distractions from tho bowels, Il yer sL,,
spieea, ntaduer, Mo,, anu purgoo ut all cor
days use of these pills will max . INA sEi,.
smooth, clear, pure, an1 ncalth =. Tnav IN
crease the appetite and flesh. -
DOSE.--For Reg llating tha' Tivar s,t.,
ach, Bowels, and prcmotin. o iyesLils n,a
Pill at Night. For Obstinate DsaasaS a,..1 III
Chronic Complaints, 4 to @ ew ,rv o4 1910. s.'A'A
Price 25 q nts per box. 2 Old kv n.ss,.
gisls. Always ask for DIR. + adwav,u E,Ii.,
Seq Dr. Railways Alfiianag for Iesix j, .
Il. sold by Druggists. Dec.25. lSs7- ~ -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
HARRISON NATIONAL BABK GF ClJIZ

THE annual meeting Of the stock holders
of this Bank, will be held in it's Banking
House in Cadiz, on tho second Tuesday Of
January next, being the 14th day of the
month to elect Directors to serve for the en-
suing year, and consider such other matters
as may be presented.
1t is desirable that every stakeholder
should be present in perse1a, or by proxy.
Very Respectfully.
NJ. J. BROWN, Cashier.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

s8-A great many people are bored by
reading the medern style Of local advertis-
ing. An article will commence about some
interesting subject, and about the time the
reader commences to feel interested, the
article breaks abruptly into a notice OF
goods or wares. Under such circumstances
we know of nothing which will give more
consolation then to hold between your teeth
one Of Manners celebrated ''Stoga's," or
refresh yourself with taste Of his Chew
ing Tobaceo--the best ever known in Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

THE rumor of the offer Of Cuba to the
United States are increasing, and the Wash
ington correspondents seem to agree that
the State Department has an idea of acquir-
ing that island It is also stated that q
large amount of the loud talk against the
purchase offs Thomas and Russian Amer
lea, originated with lobbyists at Wash
ington, who are anxious to be silenc> d by
a consideration.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
TME "OLD FOLKs'' ARE COM-
1EG!
Amusement for the Holidays

EAraRs McKIsNIE's OLD Folks will
e: grand Concerts in West's Hall, Csdiz,
on qaesday and Wedaesbay Esenings, De-
cernher 24fh and 25th--Christmas Eve and
+Ar;s.ma. Night. The Concerts promise
10 he yich, rare aai rscy, and no ono should
fail 10 be present.. The affAir is gotten up
s,y tae irrepres.;ble Young ladies' and gen =
siemsu Of Cadis and, we understand that
the rrocseas vii, be devoted to tie Prog
byteriaa gsbb.th School.
@rTicke.s for sale .. Hanna's h Cos.
Clark & Rsmsey'a, Sharp h McKinnie' 8,
Jcbu Eeal's at the Post Office, and the
Ttcrss 1erer.iIv.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Ohio Consressmen and Espcach-
menf.

The Democrats members from Ohio,
Gen. Morgan, Hon. VIM. Mungen, and
Judge Van Trump. voted against impeach-
meut. Of the Ohio Republican members,
Messrs. Asbly, Clark, Eekley, Lawrencs
and Schenck vOtedin favor of impeachment,
and Messrs Bingham, Buckland, Eggles-
ton, Garfield, Hamilton, Plants, Spauldiug
and Wilson against Messrs. Shellabarger
and Welker being absent
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Mas WHO WIZ xoMsS must have 70

Max WHO WIN woMss must have good
minds and noble principles. Industrious
and snergetic, and geatlemanly in their de-
pertinent. No man can be thus, and treat
roman with that respect which wins her
esteem, unless Ms external man is properly
ssdorned. Those who have loved and failed
ato win their adored ones may attribute their
Ell success to having neglected to procure a
good sait Of clothes Of
7 nprrYrc
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
EarthQualkes.

SYRACUSE, December lS.-Considerab..e
shock of an earthquake was experienced
here at ten minutes past three this morning.
The duration was about minute and
half
OGDENsBURG, Dcmember lS.-A violent
shock of an earthquake this morning shook
the frmest buildings. No damage to pers
sons or property.
AUBURN, December 6S.--A very distinct
shock ofan earthquake was felt about three
o'clock this morning.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Frozen to Death.

During the recent 'cold snap" we read
Of man in Michigan being frozen to death.
This was horrible fate, and could have
been prevented had he been clad in one of
Eagleson & Bros. new Overcoats, just re-
ceived Eagleson's are also receiving a
argc stock Of all kinds of Clothing.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25
Sheppardstown, Dec. 10, 1867.

sSTFor Christmas present for your
friend, go to Manners for a Meerschaum
cigar holder or a genuine Meerschum pipe.
Manners took the first premium at the late
fair for best cigars and Chewing Tobacco.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

AT three o clock last Wednesday morning
a very distinct shock Of an earthqu axe was
felt in Burlington, Vermont, awakening
most of the inhabitants, and lasting twenty
seconds. 1t was felt throughout Vermont
and in New York as far south as White
Hall, and throughout Canada from Bellvile
to Sackville, New Brunswick.
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INFORMATION.

Information guaranteed to proafr,e n -
urant growth Of hair upon bald /, ,sa !,
beardless fsce. also = receipt ior tl,o ra,ps.
val Of pimples, hotshes, Eruptlons, etc.
ON tho skin, leaving the sans son. 'cIasr'
and l,enutlful, eAn be Obtained ,yitis'.,,.
charge hy Addressing a ~.
THUsi. 4. ,-TlHAPMAN, CHExrsr
S23 Broadway, New Yc
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

Hea@ VIM. Nath, at his Bakery, has re-
c.ivcd an extensive assortment Of all kinds
Of Toys FOR the Holiday He has on hands
she mott magnificent Pound>cakes, express
'iy for Christmas dinners, and any amount
OF Confectieneries Give Nath call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

"a CHICKEN thief, at Steubenville, Ohio,
the other night, took twelve hens, and left
a wallet with thirty dollars in the COOP"
Did he make benny profit on that?
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M A r r T II = :.

On the 18th, at the residence of the brides
father, in Cadiz, by Rev. VIM. Pit tenger,
Mr.. JACOB MERCER and Miss ADA.
LINE ,, MARSH, all of Harrison equity.
On the 10Th inst. by Rev. j. R. Crawford,
Mr.. SAMUEL COMPILER to Miss CARO-
LINE, daughter ofJohn' Bethel, all of this
county. Ia
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

Four States will hold their Democratic
State Conventions on the Sth of January,
viz: Ohio, Indiana. Nebraska and West
Virginia. As the first general movement
connected with the next Presidency, their
action will be looked for with great inter>
est
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

syeThe Repablcian's artillery may not
consist Of "eqai:t" guns, but the heavy
writer for its columns is considered by most
people, a great squirt"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

TIE American Print Works, at Fall Riv-
er, Mass, we're destroyed by fire on Sun.
day, Dec. Is, with all the printing machines
and large stock Of calicos. Five hundred
hands are thrown out of employment
Loss $1,000. 600. II was the finest struc-
ture of the kind in the country, and its de.
struction will probably occasion the stop
page Of many cotton mills, and is great
blow to the industry Of Fall River.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

e Ralph Waldo Emers,n and Fred
Douglas sre to iscture in Stcubeaville dur
ing t0is winter. So we .lcara from the
Pittsburgh Commercial.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

In aceor1aacs with custom long follow
ell ia this county, no paper will be issued
'fro,n t,i;seifossnsxt week. This is done in
ortar to give al! hands an opportunity for
recreation during tho Holidays.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

Cur C4rr;or will be on hand New Year $
ynoruipg With his Annual Address. We
hops the Quarters and "Ttalves' will
come forth 7hersiiy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-25

THs Central Ohio Railway declared, the
other day, . small dividend upon Its stock =
the Grstf for seventeen years