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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-10

ship News by Telegraph.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Granada. Harrison. at New York. Jan 0.
Steamship Geo Upton, crowen, nt Boston, Jan g.
CLEARED FOR THIS TORT.
Steamship Falcon, Reed, at Baltimore, jan 9.
Schr N Parton, - at New York, Jan 9.
SAILED Fon THIS PORT.
Steamship Moneka, Lebby from New York. Jan
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AND TIE v1GoR OF YoUT1

MANHOOD AND TnE vIGoR OF YOUTH
xl restored In four weeks by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
OF LIFE Dr.. Rcord of Parish after years of earestso
Icon, has at length acceded to the earnest requests
of the American public, and appointed Agent In New
York the sale of hs valued and Essence
or Life This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
the most shattered constitutions whether arising om
e1cesses the effects OF climate natural The
time required to the most inveterate is four
weeks and if used according to printed instructions,
which very simple failure is impossible. This Life
restoring remedy should be taken all about to marry,
it's effects permanent 1t is acknowledged by the
medical press to be the greatest discovery made
Its developing powers miraculous Success In every
case certain that science oYerhrows ignorance
Dr. Records Essence Of Life Is sold in cases. with full In
suctons for use at SS four quantities In for 69,
and will be sent to any part carefully packed receipt
of remittance to his accredited agent
PHILIP ROLAND,
March % 1y No. 81 Liberty street. New York
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New York Dry Goods Market.
The New York Idepedent Of the Sd inst says of dry
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GEsTLKlHs:-You were kind enough, on forEesr oc.
cason, TO send me half dozen bottles Of Plantation
Bitters fer S. 80. Ny wife having derived 30 mucn
benefit from the OF those Bters, desire or 10
continue them. aud you will please send s SIX bottles
more for the money enclosed.
lam, very truly, rs
H. E. GILL;. Pastor Ger. Ref. Church,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. McFadden, of Cadiz
celebrated the 25th anniversary of their
wedding day, on last Friday evening. This
anniversary is called the "Silver Wedding.
TIE friends of the family turned out in
force, each with somo article of Silver Ware,
and by eight O'Clock, the commodious par
lors of the McFadden mansion were filled
with smiling faces, and large parlor table
was laden with choice and magnificent pres
ents Of all kinds Of Silver Ware. After
re-enacting the gayety of the wedding day,
(including the kissing Of the bride, which
blythe. e.way, our genial bachelor friend of
the Republican 'docs up handsomely the
company partook Of refreshments, served
in the handsome manner well known to
those who have partaken of the hospital.
ties Of that model house>keeper, Mrs. Nc
Fadden. The company tarred uatil late
hour, going away with pleasant recolcctons
of the evening.
The different anniversaries of the we'd
ding day are as follows:--Two years. Paper
Wedding; Five years, Wooden Wedding;
Ten years, Tin Wedding; Fifteen years,
Chrystal Wedding; Twenty-Five years. Sil,
yer Wedding and Fiftv years, Golden Wed.
ding. But few live to enjoy the latter.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

A HINT-A vast majority OF our large
list of subscribers earnestly abor for and
desire the prosperity of the Sentinel, be
cause they are politically Unidentified with
its interests. They rejoice in its success,
and are thankful to those who extend to it
helping hand. Our subscribers know that
the paper depends upon its advertising
patronage for its existence, and we ask Of
them that they give their custom to those
liberal firms whose advertisements appear
In the Sentinel, in preference to those who
are SO cramped in their ideas of business
or so miserly as to refuse to contribute their
just quote to sustain necessary institution
"a good newspaper-n their midst. Look
over our advertisements and give the gentle
men whose names yoa see, the benefit OF
yo,tr patronage. A hint to the wise is sniff
eient.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
Earthquake at st. Thomas.

HAVANA, December 4.-On the 18th
ult severe shock OF an earthquake was
experience at Santa Cruz. A shock was
also felt out at sea, the waters rizing to a
great nights and becoming very angry and
tempestuous. The United States War
Steamer DeSotn was dashed ashore and
broken to peaces. The crew, however,
we're all saved. The United States Steamer
Monongahela was also washed ashore the
same day at Contratown, but the extent OF
her iriuries is not stated. Admirable Pal
mer, Of the United States North Atlantic
Squadron, and the Governor of ST. Thomas,
al last accounts were in consultation there.
HAVANA, Dec. 4.-Forty seven shocks
of an earthquake, rapidly succeeding each
othar, were felt at St. Thomas on the Goth
of November One shock lasted two min.
utes. The sea rose sixty feet on the city,
and every thing was submerged The loss
of life was enormous, and immense quanti-
ties of merchandise were destroyed
The surviving inhabitants, houseless and
destitute, haye fed to the mountains-
Those that +emain are striving by every
means to leave the Island. The steamer
Laplata is the only vessel which has sailed
since the calamity, and she left 500 per-
SONS bohind tor want Of accommodation.
Every business on the island is nsolvent,
and all steamship and other companies have
abandoned it. No coal is to be had, and
the wharves were destroyed at the time of
the sailing Of the steamer. The earth
quake continued at intervals. and the des-
friction is incaculable at St. Thomas and
st. Croix, also at Iortoa, st. Oroix Little
Saba is horrible volcano, and nearly bur
ned to ashes.
No intelligence has been received from
st. Domingo since the hurricane. The
report that there has heen an earthquake
there was incorrect. The statement reftrr-
ed to St. Croix,
More About the Earthquake.
SANTIAGO De CUBA, December 4,-Later
advices from St. Thomas state that the
shocks Of earthquake have ceased.
There were $50 persons for passage by
steamer instead Of 500
SANTIAGO December 3--Midnigbt The
& overnor of St. Thomas had returned from
Europe to deliver that 'sland to the United
States According to the stipulations the
amount to be paid by the United States is
| ST. 800 900.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

n~Weston the pedestrian, made a
speech at Chicago. from which we extract
the following:
Ladies and GenleHlen:-I feel very
thankful to you for the kind manner in
which have been received in Chicago to
day. / am not quite so vain as to take it
all as a compliment to myself alone, or to
my action during the last thirty days; but
as compliment to an American citizen,
who, / think, has shown that in the art, if
l may so term it, Of walking, he has eclips-
ed an act of similar nature across the wa
ter. The fatigue and trouble through
which have passed was fully reoompensed
while on my way here by halting and get
ting a suit of clothes at j. Brilles large and
well filed Clothing Store at No. A. Market
street, Cadiz Ohin. He has the largest,
and best selected stock of Clothing in the
county, which he is selling at the lowest
cash prices. And we advise all our friends
to call and see for themselves
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
.sThe LOYAL Clergy,

The RepsLlsoaa Of last week shows a
fair sample Of the tactics Of its party. To
a criticism of the Sentinel Of Col. Clark s
lecture, 1t attempts no reply but satisfies
itself with attacking the Editor Of this pa
per. Its editor, with the editorial harness
on his shoulders but a few weeks, like oil
novices, itchcs for a personal controversy,
which he can have whenever desired. Our
criticism said nothing of him, or of his
paper, and if he could not answer it, he
should have said nothing. A criticism of
public lecture is called by the Republican,
"a persecution of Christian ministers in
community where live limbless heroes and
soldiers widows" Why, bless your dear
soul, the whole machinery of justice is car
ried on in just such communities-crime is
punished, shd false teachers should be held
ur to the gaze of the public. What
pityl pesecuteN That's rich! Have they
grown to such proportions that tc exhibit
inconsistencies of their teaching with the
Holy Ghos, is persecution When did these
meek disciples" become so great that to
be reminded of the words Of Jesus should
be deemed ''nersecution.
But the Republican thinks that to criti'
else such lectures is dirty work. We
acknowledge that it is. But we carefully
wash our hands after handling such dirty
tools" of dirty party" We are glad
the Republican is at last convinced that the
political clergy are in dirty work.
The Republican charges that the Sent;-
mel ridicules Election" and "Intant Bap-
tism." This ia simply false The Sentinel
announced no opinion of either. 1t simply
used both to illustrate some positions Of
Col. CLARK.
The plea of sympathy fer political clergy
is about "played out" On the brow of
each is stained, in black letters that omi-
nous word-"IchnJod." The passions and
hates of the people have subsided, and
their occupations gone.
In regard to Islurring pun in regard to
Elder Newcomb, we will ouly say, that the
article in the Sentinel was written by our
self. We have no occasion to consult the
clergy for our scripture. We know moth
ing of the good Elders politics, as he con-
fines his labors to the study Of the gospel,
and people who have heard him say that he
has knowledge thereof B 1t the Republ>
can speaks of Loyal clergyman! Logdl
to sodon? To the Lord Jesus Christ? or to
that abomnation, the Radical portP Does
it add to the dignity of the ministerial office
for its incumhents to make sophistical ar
guments from the pulpit in favor of party
measures? 1t is loyal in clergymen to
hang around the polls on election day? Is
there anything peculiarly loyal and rgh-
teous for clergyman to carefully observe
that all the white votes in township have
been cast, and then, at the eleventh hour,
marshal the negro forces to the polls?-
Shame on tho men who would thus act, or
would encourage ignorant and deluded men
so to do. "Loyal' clergy, iudcedl How
truo the remark, "Holy men for holy
work and dirty men for dirty work. i"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
Arrival OF a P~ destrtaD.

Mr. Seth Wilbur Payne, the Pedestrian
who proposes to walk from tie Atlantic to
the Pacific, arrived in Cadz last Thursday
evening, and was a guest of the Cadiz
House over night. Mr.. P. gave us call
and informs us that he proposes to walk
about twenty five miles day, and take
notes OF incidents occurring on the way,
which he is publishing in an Eastern jour
nal. Last Spring Mr.. Payne started for
Europe, and walked over England, Ireland,
Scotland and Ws@s. lie has now in press
a new book entitled All over Britain on
foot or thousand miles walk. in the Old
World Mr.. p is gentleman Of appar-
emily about twenty-eigbt years Of age, dark
complexioned, five feet nine or ten inches
high, aud weigh one hundred and forty
pounds. He left Cadiz Friday morning,
with the intention of reaching Zanosyille
by Saturday night, and from there proceed
to Columbus Cincinnati, st. Louis, Kansas
Nebraska, Colorado, and California to San
Francisco. He also conemplates visit to
Alaska, when he will return to New Orleans
and proceed through the Southern States
to Charleston, and thence to New York. -
Mr. i. does does not wish to be considered
a professional Pedestrian, but should he be
successful in accomplishing his self imposed
task, he will get the reputation of being the
greatest Pedestrian in this or any other
country,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11


DANIEL WEBSTER ECIlPsED-"J. N"
EQUALED IF NOT SURPAsSED.-Read the
following brilliant editorial from last week s
Cadiz Republican, on impeachment. 1t
says johnson viii not be impeachei, not.
withstanding.
'Not that there il any respect or favor
for Andrew johnson, not that he is not
regarded full of treachery and crime, not
that the nation has any regard for the
t.0addling nonsense that he can only be i'm
peached for an indictable offense."
As it is special attack ON the theory
held by Hon. John A. Bingham, we would
suggest that Mr.. Bingham come home
withhis 'twaddling nonsense" and that
the "great statesman" take his place.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
w edaesday, january 9, 1883.
DEMOCRATIC SrArs CENTRAL
COMMITTEE Rooms,

COMMITTEE Rooms,
COLUMBUS. DAcember4, 1867.
To the Democracy Of Ohio:
4 Ststs Convention Of the Democracy OF
Ohio will be held at CaIulaeus, on Wednes
dsv, the 9Th day Of January next, to APP
poiu. four senatorial delegates to the Ma
Iipnsl oeDgr atian, u o,n.Eate candidates
iyr Pre- alent ami Vice. President of the
United States; to nomnate TWO Senatorial
electn:s u President and Vice. Pfcsldcn1,
and 10 nominate candidates for the follow
ing oEca;, viz
Secretary of State,
One Supreme Judge,
Oae member of the Board OF Public
Worka
The ratio Of representatives will be as
follows. One delegate for each county; an
additional delegate for every five hundred
vote5 east for Allen G.. Thurman for Gov
era0r g. the last election, and an additional
delegate for every fraction Of two hundred
asd FIFTY or more votes so cast. This ratio
sisss ta the counties respectively the fol-
loving number of delegates, viz;
lUaler this superintendent Harrison
county is entitled to FoUs DELEGATES. -
ED. SENTINEL.
1t is respectfully suggested thst, as far
as il may BE- pract; cable sad convenient, the
delegates be chosen on Saturday, the 18th
inst.
1t is likewise recommended that the dele
gates from each Congre ssionsl district in at
Tendance on the convention elect txo dele
gates to the National Convention, and ap-
psiat one Presidential elector.
Fellow Democrats, you have this year
achieved great victories. But the work is
rot complete. The country is yet unre,
dsened from tyranny and misrule. Let US,
thss, press forward in the great work Of re.
lsmption Iset US lose not enc moment. -
Let III spare no exeriion; and this time
a-xt year will find US rejoicing over our
couBtsy ard Constitution rescued from de-
struction.
By order Of the Democratic State Cen.
trai Cnuin,it'"e
yDilN 9. THOMPSON, Chairman.
{. Il DEAN. Secretary.
----mNp-- -~s--cnss~~--
c-ys, Sec he t,ta Of impeachment.
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ssy"The Si:gcr Sewing Machine sells
hettcr THAI any other machines. Many of
them arc in asc IN the county, and those
whs usa them, e,nld not be persuaded TO
do wit5cut thaln. ]. p. McClcIIaud, agest
for Harrison county,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

t-NaEvAN HARRIS, son of the Teller of
the Mt. Pleasant bank, died, of Consump-
tion, at the residence of Dr. pcsrce, Cadiz,
en- Wednesday evening, the 5th inst. Mr.
Harris was fine young man, and his many
hIiends will be piincd to learn of his de-
mise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

BM-The remains of Samuel Slemmons
we're brought to Cadiz, on the End inst, for
re intcrment, and on the 3rd we're inferred
to Cadix Cemetry. As our readers will re.
member, Mr.. Slommons died at Ellsworth
Kansas, on the 26th of July last, Of that
drsAd ecourge, the cholera.
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The Way TO DO 1t.

An active Democrat in one of the town.
ships of Guernsey county has procured the
names Of every Democratic voter in his o Tn
and an adjoining school district as subscri-
bcrs to the Democratic county paper. That
is an example that is well worthy of being
followed in this aod all other counties, in
order to scure the ascendancy Of Democracy,
liberty and constitutional government
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

-SasWilliam Evans, OF Stock township,
newly elected County Commissioner, enter
cd upon the duties Of his office Monday
week. Mr.. Evans is a clever gentleman,
and he's the qualifications for making first
GLASS official, and We believe will meet the
highest anticipations of his many friends
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

A RpaUEsT Will not all of our mb>
scrib,rs who know themselves indebted for
one years 8 sdhsorip.ion call and pay 1t or
send it to ~ taiore the lst of January. It
will save Jis much labor in making out and
presenting accounts.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
G-x?' Sec he iata Of impeachment.


We p4a!jsl,, his week, the President S
T.isssags Ia full. ftis document of rare
s,,iiity, srl will b. generally real by tina
penns Lay away the paper containing it
f1r fc:ure reteysasa There i. only one
thing in it 80 which s patriot could object
that is his position on financial questions.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

-6ajohu w. Kees, formerly editor Of
Circlsyiiie Democrat. who Lecsme insane by
the prosecutions of the Lincoln administer
tion, died at the Lupstie Asylum, on Mons
day week. His remains were taken to
CircleyilIe for interment.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

~SAsTA CLAUS has established agon,
ciss in O. '!a especially for the Holidays
Fereuaon and Sharon are Commissioned by
his bahnass to dispense the good things
for the little stockings around the family
hearth.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

A CONVENTION Of old maids is to be
held at Little Rock, Ark, ito gain true
knowledge Of the nature and attributes OF
man." Matrimony is the shortest road Ito
the knowledge they are in search ec liz.
el1age. N
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

PETITIONS are being circulated in various
portions Of the State, asking for the repeal
ofthe present Road Law. That law kas
mighty few friends.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

A LETTER from Madrid, received in New
York, says that the Spanish Cabinet are
the cession of Cuba to the
United States for $200,000,0 900.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

TIE Kentucky Democrstic State Central
Committee urges tho holding OF the next
National Democratic Convention at Louis
yi)ie,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
MEAT MARKET.

A LBEkT VUIGLEEy would Inform
N the people of Cadiz that he can be
found ut all times at Sharon's celler, under
McClelland's Tailor Shop, and will have on
hand constantly the best of BEEF, PORK,
SAUSAGE, etc. He solicits share Of the
patronage of the beef-eating public.
Dee. II, 1s67Stf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

EGS Manners Cigars are gaining notoric-
ty. Even the great pedestrian, Payne, had
heard Of tn cir good qualities, AMI after per
taking of the generous ho9Ditalities of the
"Csdiz House" sent for scme of Manner S
incnmnarahle "Stngas."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

~SaSee Prospectus of Ohio Statesman.
1t is one of the best Democratic papers in
the Union.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

h4aF~Mr. John NJ ,ans. of Cadiz, has the
agency for a patent Weather Strip for
doors. 1t keeps out the rain and wind,
and by so doing sa yes gr at deal Of fuel.
lie is prepared to fix it on properly. Give
him a call.
Mr.. Means has the right for the county,
and will sell township rights, or sell the
STRIP. Specimens cm be seen at Post >ollice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

Clark & Ramsey are in receipt of a
magnificent stock of new goods, especially
for the holidays DO not fail to give them
a call. The most magnificent goods at
greatly reduced prices.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11
7 INFORMATION:
nR. SANDERSON.

Can DO consulted at Cadiz, Swam Houss
the 18th, 18th, and 10th Wheeling Sprlgg
House the 18th, 18th, 10Th and 20th. Stea-
bsnville, Union Hotel, the 2lst, 22nd, and
2std, of EVERY MONTH, during the win
ter.
DR.. S. is neither travelling humbug or q
located quack, but is II graduate of three OF
the first medical colleges Is the United
States and has had six years experisnos Iii
tho Hospitals of New Yolk.
Consultation free.
Nov. 10, ,le57-ly.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

a SERMON in four words on the vanity of
earthly possessions "Shrouds have no
pockets
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

By~A new lot of Velvet Riston. Silk
Shell, and Beaver Trmed Hoods. Also a
nice assortment of Zephyr Opera Hoods,
Just receiver very low ot .-
CRIMES g. TJNT0N'S
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WASHINGTON, December I, 1861

hOUSE OF hEG hEOEN n v Eo.
The SPEAKER stated the next busines,
in order to be the resolution for the i'm
peachment of the President, the pending
question being on the motion of Mr.. Wi!
son, of Iowa, to lay the subject on the ia
BILE.
After considerable filibustering Mr.. Lo
gen said if the Chairman of the Judiciary
Committee would withdraw his motion, and
allow the vote to be taken squarely on the
impeachment resolution the minority would
withdraw all opposition.
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, assented to the
proposition and withdrew the motion to lay
on the table, and moved the previous ques-
ton on the resolution, which vas second'
ed and the main question ordered and the
House proceeded to vote by yeas and nays,
on the following resolution.
ReS0lced, That Andrew johnson, Presi.
dent Of the United States, be impeached Of
high crimes and misdemeanors.
Yeas, 81; nays, lo3.
YEAS.
Anderson, Arncll. Ashley, O., Bout
well, Chur,hhill, G lark, o., Clarke, Kan>
sas: Cobb, Coburn, Covode, CutlOm, DDn-
nsly, Eckly, Ella, Farnsworth. Gravely,
Harding, Highly, Hopkins, Hunter, Judd,
Julian, Kelley, Kelsey, Lawrence, 0 Loan,
Logan, Loughridge, Lynch, Morgan,
McClurg, Mercer, bIullens, Myers, News
comb, Num-. O'N,al, Oth, Paine. Pile,
Price, Schenck, Shanks, Stevens, n. H.;
Stevens, Pa; Stokes, Thomas, Trimble,
Trowbridge, Van Horn. Mo-; Ward, Wills
liams, Pa; Williams, Ind; Watson, Pa.
NAYS.
Adams, Glossbvenner, Nicker5on Alison,
Galloday, Perham, Ames, Griswor1, Pc
ters, Archer, Grover, Phelps, Ashley
New; Haght Pike, Axtell, Hllsey, Plants,
Bailey, Hamilton, Poland Baker, Hawk
ms, Polslcy. Baldwin, Hill, Pruyn, Banks,
Holman, Randall, Barnum, Hooper, Ro-
herts, Reaman, Ilotchkiss. Robinson, Beck,
Hubbard of Iowa. Ross, Benjamin, Hubs
bard OF w. Va, Sawyer, benton, Hubbard
of Conn, Seigreaves, Bingham, Hulburd,
Smith, Blaine, Humphrey, Sualling, By
er, Ingersoll, Starkweathcr, Brooks, John
son, Stewart, Blckland, Jones, Stove,
Burr, Kerr, Tabor, Gary, Ketchum, Tay
lor, Chanlar, knott, Upson, Cook, koottz,
Van Aornam, Dawes, La6in,, Van Auken,
Dixon, Lawrence. Pa; Van Trump, badge,
Lincoln, Van Wick, briggs, Marshall,
Washburn, Wis; Eggleston, Marvin, Wash
Ourn, ina, ElurldRe, McCaltuE, W aohou'ni
Mass; Elliot, Mccullough, Washburne, LII;
Ferris, Miller Pa; Wilson, Iowa, Ferry,
Moorhead, Wilson, .; Fields, Morgan,
Woodbridge, Garfield, Mungeh, Wood
ward, Getz, Niblack.
Mr.. Schcnck, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported back the bill,
declaring that from and after its passage,
the authority of the Secretary to make any
reduction in currency by retiring or csnccll-
ing the United States notes is suspended.
A running discussion, in wsich the iIn.
peachment question got mixed up, ensued
b,tween Schenck. Ingnrsoll. Stevens, Of
Pennsylvania, Logan, G.rfell and other,
but Schenck put M On t" il by moving
for the previous ue@tioa on tn bill The
previous quest was s,c,1l Dbl to 81,
and the bill passed. Yeas l27-Nays 25.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-12-11

THIS is a Washington Chronicle hit at
Grant: "To suppose that man is a Solo
mon because he says nothing