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terrible accident occurred IN the woods IN Wis.
Sonssn, by which @ 2 man " was - thrown eighty Sest
balance tree to see another tree COME down. WREN
tree, In it's filling struck te other end
tremendous weight OF it, coming Oh the snrinc 1
threw him luxe shotins The aif.. mi
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CATHOLIC REVIVAL AT LAwnEscE-The Law
renee AMERICAN says an extraordinary degree Of
nut street in that city Several priests from abroad
have reinforced the iabors Of the stated clergy,
q discourse at each, and there is q tremendous
jam at all. The aisles, entries, steps; and every
place where foothold can be had, shas been pack
ed with worshippers, and earnest ones The dis
courses are earnest app eals to the hearers to do
their whola& duty as. tthoic Christians, and at
the church Ths! tea hing end Ell eahortations @ are
having visible effect Tnr.sday evening last the
discourse was delivered by the Rev. Father VIII
without interest to one mot connected with the
church. In the ceurse OF his address, he danounc-
ed theatres, dances, circ1ses, profanity and inn
heard even from the sternest Of Pnritana.g He
eaid that when Catholics indulged in such @prac-
company Of the devil :. III. also denounced the
drunkard, nnale and female, and those who spent
their time in grogshops, as having been 2orsaken
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!. a~ NOTICE TO MARNERS.-CA AIMS
AND PILoTs wiahng to anchor their vesselsin Ashley
ver are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley Rver; by which precauhon conact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable wfll be avoided -. -
S. c. TURNER, b NJ
Harbor Masters oace, Charleston, February g. 1856
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a@AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs-oLD EYES
made new, wsthcu. spactaeies Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E B. Foo1E. N. D., No. nso Broadway New York,
Novcrnher . we H.
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THE DEFUNoT CONGRESS.


The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Gazette writes thus Of the Thirty ninth Congress:
For combined audaoity, nalignity, fanaticism,
and q total want Of every essential Of statesman
ship it stands 1nrivalled in all historic time 1t
naticisrn in the Bump Parliament of England, but
that body had the palliating virtue Of honesty In
audacity and q malignant and ferocious pursuit
merely Of prostrate opponents, it may have been
rivalled by the National Assembly Of France in
RobesIeerres time, but it was without the excuse
Of danger, and without the stimulus Of patriotism
biage." s S,s .$.s.s II: s N . l39I I5sss
ia PRESIDENT JOHNSON AT TIE CAPITOL y sy5s
President Johnson was at the capitol on Monday
engaged in signing bills until the adjournment OF
congress. All bills Of Importance were signed.
The Army Appropriation Bill was returned with his
signature, but accompanied by q protest against
the second and sixth SECTIONS. -s1a d NJ. 4
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a6@E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING Esq. as candidate for she.a 3,
Charleston Judicial District at the next election.
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
Packet Line.
VIA BNAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.

Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain W. T. McNE1rx.
EAVE WHARF. CHARLESTON,
Il md Charleston Wharf Savannah, Monday, Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock.
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday an.
Friday, and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday
The ELIZA EANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes-
day and Saturday. and Savannah every Monday
day. :g.@-:as3--,5 ,5 4a 10 H. pa 5' .73,
The Pilot Boy will touch at Blufbon on her Monday
trip from Charleston and her Wednesday tip trom sa.
vannah. t- #F9 &f tT @azt@T9 ,@if 7l. n
f Freight received daily and stored free Of charge
Freight ta all points except Savannah be prepaid
No Freight received after sunset r
p. For Freight or Passage, apply to
FERGUSON HOLMES Agents,
es 3 4. CLAGHoRN & CUNNINGHAM, Agents
Savannah Ga.
B-The Steamers OF this Limo connect at Charleston
with South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads. and at
ssvannah with Central and Albany aud Gulf Railroads
FlozfrA steamers. .s$g5 :. March
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PHOTOGRAP HIS.

Sa5O FOR "A MONTH.
is TIE TUNE THAT BARLOW. THE OLD OPERA
Il TOR, is catering to, at the OLD STAR GALLERY
eTs lie a sbsanS b sa as te sespg the esa
LAIN PORTRAITS, Of which competition is defed spe-
cmens can be seen taken from lne small pictures
enlarged st the Gallery southeast King and Mar
ket streets Charleston. : l&s 'l4. February 21
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4 q. ~ 171Ia4n1OnE mUIUAL tANoufANCE COMPA-
February 9Th, 7ssz-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SCARE win bo paid to the stock.
holders on and aar this date in partial liquidation from
Aseeta realized Also return Of the Assessment OF
ONE ~ DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest and the AS
sessment Notes Of s. per Share now held y the com
pany. ~. y R7
stockholdars win be required to present their stock
Certificates ,s .l3s." >Es.E :"
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
- iaf { is.,s JOSEPH wHIIDEN,
feoGUary "a a#5 Secretary and Treasurer
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FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, BRU wICK, ST.
LIE M LANDINGS y. ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AZ
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SHIP PIN G.,

kEp F o n LIVERPOOL.-5OO BABES
TFEHSGSrIoNw wanted te complete the cargo Of the
S&S1SASsg 1sosao bark GLADSTONE For Freight
! nr..,. engagements, applyto r. T. WALKER,
t...etCn Q -. sgsr lm Boyce l. Co.'s Wharf.
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a OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT. D
~ CHARIEsToN, 8. O., February Ii, 1857 VI.
.GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
~ undersigned until the 18th Of March, for furnishing
SIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THREE-INCH DOUBLE
RIYETED FIRE HOSE, warranted to stand one hundred
and aeHany-fye E.ds water presssfte to the square
inch. In fifty fest Sections at 90 much per foot and 10
much fog brass butts Per pairs butts TO be New York
J Also tor -FOUR sErrs OF BEspAuBBER srtcTroxs,
In length EACH OF tentyone feet with swivel brass
butts and brass baskets inches scrow on end
Of sucons ct much per loot; baskets butts exrn
Sizes Of sucons and number OF threads the inch for
the butts win be furnished. So NJ. h NATHAN
FehrnHrv 17i,n
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Letters from Da-nascus a1nonnca that o1.3xs.I -
there Of the great annual CARAVAN from Baedad;
consisting of 200 eamsls; one-half of which were
iadan with tomnhek tthe tobacco which is used for
iers This year desert is reported to have been
perfectly quiet; no attempt hss been made IS mo-
Hest any traveller and Caravan passed without
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aT SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE WE pro
POSE to furnish LABORERs OF nil classes a. .-n,s-,
Railroads Shop Garden, Store Hotel or general Houae
work Wy "A -f '--'o.- ''N'>
Persons desiring employment viii can at No Cannon
near King street; and all orders for Lsborers VIII be
promptly met, and satisfactory reference given
Y reuruary ~ 1mo tH.t s. q. HATJ.h hCO
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March 8

~UNI0N BANK so. CA, CHARLESTON.
2ad February 1ss7-The Annual Election for Dractos
OF this Bank will be held Wednesday, 18th March
pro1amo, at the Office Of the Bank, on East Bay
H: D. ALEXANDER Cashier.
February2s &4 st,the w1
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SHIPPING,
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
Peoples Steamship Company.
SAILING DAYS. =. WEDNESDAYS.
tCHARLEsTON STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW YORK.

: <cI-t@=yr THE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDE
LLKaSWJ|SsHS WHEEL STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN
NElE0lAtsdE~ Captain CHARLES COLLINS will leave
.y.- Adger's South Wharf on SatuyyIav tho
9th inst, at o'clock a. NJ - -S' 49, 49,
This ship tnsures ut the lowest rates.
For Freight or Passage, having superior cabin accom-
modatons, apply to STREET BROTHERS & CO. i
AIaIcn No. "a East Bsy.
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LONDON, March 6-Noon.-Consols 81. Bonds "a.
LIVERPOOL. March -Noon.-Middling Uplands
13sd. The market easier. Sales 1000 bales. Man
chester advces unfavorable. -=e sfs;ts@s ssszl = ~.
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FOR PALATKA. Fla.

1000 TONS BURDEN,
CAPTAIN LOUIS NJ coxETTER, @
nN AND AFTER THE asrH OCTOBER, yH1s FINE
~ sHIP Will sail from Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
Frs6ay Ntgat, at 10 O'Clock, for the above places
AL freight must be paid here by shippers.
Gangs OF 'egroes VII be taken the aboe points on
tho St Johns River at IS each. Children unoer ten
years OF age free Horses and Mules at reduced rates.
GsSs1tsZ papers adyeEt!sang ths RIcgATQR.
ARenta W,
For Freight or Passage apply ON board or to the
Agency, South Atlantic " Noar4. January Is
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CAPTAIN T. ). LOCKWOOD.
WTrlL LEAVE NORTH ATLANTIC wu.pr ~
w every Wednesday Morning at O'Clock precisely
43Erei1 received daily and stored free of charge
For Freight or Passage apply board or at the Of,
nee OF JOHN MAHONEY. Jn., 4s East Bay.
November 13 Above Craip- Tuon,ev 4, Co,s
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The Newberry Eerad, Of the 9Th, in speaking Of
sale 1av SAWS Tue nj I. .s+ .s.@s
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4 ..EHaiTESiTBfrl
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Virginia Convention.
" R1cEAoND, March Tho Senate passed q Bill
to call a Convention on the second Monday in May,
by vote of Is to 4. IN ,..5.,S
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Il ~ FOX BALTIMORE.-THE N u w
&asA and elegant schooner DANIEL CHASE Mitchell
Master. having two-thirds Of her cargo engaged
above port. - n S's'4- 49, A' 10
For Freight apply to
STREET BROTHERS co.
tnofch LEas --.&t No. "a East Bay.
FOR NEW YORK.-MERCI1ANTS
LlNE;-The Regular Packet Schooner N. W.
zEAS&YSSAnIA, W A. Tooker master, having portion of
dispatched. ."- - ~ 80 - - W - eoP1S
March - - N'oNo ~"N>.l.
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neAs Amos Layman, editor in-Chi2t of the
Oaio Statesm IN has retired, anil h, j.
T,hclman has taken charge of the editorial
dspartment of the ptp'r. We arc sorry TO
part with Bro. Laym7n, bpt in Mr.. EsEel-
man til. D,l1,.Aej of d. Safe will fin a
r,od writer AMI a s,u1l DynJ3rIt. The
CertralOrgan of the Ohio Democracy should
receive more patronage than it at present
receives, aud we would advise all wishing q
paper published out side their own county
to become subscribers to the Ohio State.
man. 1t is one of the best Democratic pa
pers published.
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ssa.We publish in another co umn the
correspondence Of Mack from Washing
tor City to the Cincinnati Commercial con-
cerping the attempted impeachment Of
President johnson and deposement of Gen.
rant 1t gives some insight to the work
,es of the Radical conspirators against the
) ,yernment 1t appears that the Repre-
ntative from the 18th Ohio District is not
fa- advanced as Butler Stevens and
couudrelly Jim Ashly, but they are work
ing at him, and there is no telling how soon
he may be with them. His opposition to
Stevens and Ashley enabling act and his
'!smol;ing out of some Of the real designs
of the Radicals, is creditablc, and we con-
graduate Mr.. Bingham Oh the good sense
he displayed in opposing ;fcsc extreme
measures, and are disposed to give him,
full credit. If he will bat drop his swlnd
ling and foolish Constitutional Amendments
and array himself on the side OF the Presl
Iest and the people, he will have immor'ali-
z,d his name as patriot and Statesman.
He must certainly by this time, have seen,
that the counscls cf the Radical leaders will
lead to destruction, and now, having made
two very important steps towards the true
position, we would advise him, in all friend
Illness, to cross the Rubicon, and march
hereafter with the great Conservative body
of the people to spirit Of Union and Fra
ternity among all sections of the country. -
Let him move for the immediate and un.
conditional admission Of the Representa-,
tivcs of the Southern States to their Right
iul seats in the halls Of legislation, cfwhich
they are now deprived by miserable fraud
and he will have his reward in the plaudits
Of all true Union men, aud iI brilliant
future and fair name in all sections.
The Cosn,ercial attaches great impor
tance to the article and prints it double
loaded. 1t is high time all Union men wert
uniting against body OF 1ievolutionists who
70 rule, would overthrow the President
Cen. Grant, tho Supreme Court, and secl
ITO reign as an Imperial Directory.
When will forbeorance cease to be
virtue, and thetime for action arrive?
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Forty years ago Ireland had popula-
Of 100000. 1t now has a population of
only 5,500OOO, Were the Government of
ireland acceptable to its people, instead OF
the population Of that country decreasing 50
largely in the last forty years, it would have
increased. The policy the Radicals would
apply to the South is as much calculated to
decrease population therein as the English
system appli.d to ireland decreases popula-
ton in THAT country.
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vSIRsT CLASS CONFECTIONERY
AND
SPLENDID OYSTER. SALOON.

SMILEY SHARON respectfully informs
the public that he is still to be found at the
old place, and invites the people Of Cadiz,
and the ..rest of mankind to give him o
call, and see one of the incest and best reg
tilated establishments in Eastern Ohio.
Rooms have been prepared both for La
dies and Gentlemen, and no effort will be
spared to suit the taste Of all. ~
Z. @ss- Wedding parties furnished with the
choicest Cakes and Refreshments on tho
shortest notice.
Jan.30, lSB7-ly,
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REASONS WHY TgEE s
AMERICAN WATCH.
-o MADE AT lvAITHAM, MASS. H
IS THE BEST.

It is made OH the best principle. It's
frame is composed of SOLID PLATES
No iar can Interfere with the harmony of
its working and no sudden shock can dam
age its machinery. Every piece is made
and finished by machinery Itself famous
for its novelty, as well as for its effective
ness) aud is therefore properly made. The
watch is what all mechanism should be-
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND
ECONOMICAL Except some high grades
too costly for general use, foreign watches
are chiefly made by women and boys. Such
watches are composed OF several hundred
pieces screwed and riveted together, and
require constant repairs to keep them In
any kind ct order. All persons who have
carried "ancres," "lepines, and English
Patent Levers,' are perfectly well aware of
the truth of this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise more
than ten years ago. IL was our first object to
make a thoroughly good low priced watch
for the million, to take the place OF these
foreign impostions; the refuse of foreign
factories, which were entirely unsaleable at
home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How we'll we have accomplished this, may
be understood from the fact that after so
many years of public trial, we now make
MORE THAN HALE OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever Civ
department of our business is continued
with increased facilities for perfect work,
we are at present engaged in the manufac-
;ure of watches for the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CIIRONOMETRY,
uncqualed by anything hitherto made by
ourselves, and unsurpassed by anything
made in the World. For this purpose we
have the amplest facilities. We have erect
ed an addition o our main building express
ly for this branch of our business, and have
filled it with the best workmen i'll our SER
vice. New machines and appliances have
been constructed which perform their work
with consumate delicacy and cxactness.- =
The choicest and most approved materials
only are used. and we challenge comparison
betw zen tilis grade Of our work Ind the
finest imported chronometers. We do not
pretend to sell our watches for LESS MONEY
than foreign watches, but we do assert with
out fear Of contradiction that for the SAME
MONEY our product is incomparably super
ior. All our watches, of whatever grade,
are fully warranted, and this iwarrantee is
good at all times against us our agents in
all parts of the world.
CAUTlON.--The public are cautioned to
buy only of respectable dealers. All per-
sons selling counterieits will be prosecuted.
4 a81 IN Al ROBBINS q APPLETON lgs
Agents for the American Watch Company,
ygwge l82 broadway, N. Y.
Jan. l6-2m.
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asa.The Ohio Legislative have passed a
resolution voting thanks to Congress for
imposing Negro Suffrage upon the District
Of Columbia. Why don't they attempt to
carry Ohio for Negro Suffrage? or are tho
blacks Of lie District naturally entitled to
greater privileges than the blacks Of Ohio?
Jet the Losislativs first see whether the
people Of Ohio favor n>sro Suffrage Before
they give thanks in the maze OF the state
for its imposition elsewhere. The Repre-
sentative from Harrison county voted Jtor
the resolution.
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Agricultural Meeting.

The officers of the Harrison County Ag-
ricultural Society will hold meeting at
the Court House, Cadiz, on Saturday Feb
ruary 10th, 1867, All should be present,
as important business is to be transacted.
BY order of the President.
W. JOHN G, GOURLEY.
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I,Io Monument Association.

An ASSOCIATION was formed at Columbus,
Ohio, on the 25 day of April, 1865, for the
purpose of reising fun Is to erect suitable
memorial to the memory of Lincoln and the
soldiers OF Ohio who fell in the war Of the
rebellion. From that period 20 the oath Of
January, 1867, the to'al amount received ON
subscription was 81, ,429. 55, OF which sum
Sl.27j. IS was paid as salary to the Seereta-
ry Of the Association They generally put
away good deal of money in Columbus in
the matter of salaries
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ship Of such men as Ashlcy anj Butler, to
engage in the contemplate and dastardiy
business indiclted in the proposition ! refer
I. Ii the "lln on" party has degenerated
into a conspiracy TO destroy the men to
whom the uatioh owes its lille, the sooner 1t
is swept out of existence the better.
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A PRoposrroN las been introduced in
the Kentucky Legislature to raise and equip
ten reglm ents OF State troops for the pro-
ttction and defense Of that State in the con
tcmplated violent revolt Of the Jacobins
against the Constitution and overthrow Of
republican government. This looks as If
some kentuckians, at least, understood the
crisis, and were preparing for it. Xxi.
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WARPs. AND FILLING YARNS

IT AM d looms.
The largest and best selected stock OF Cot
ton and Woolen Warps, and Wooden and
Linen Filling Yarns in the West, which we
offer at prices below oil competition
4Hg GREENWOOD LOOM CO.,
III fbg4 e{sA 4 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Preprietorss and Manufacturers of Mems
halls Improved Open-Shed Hand-Loom.
office corner OF SIP tn and Vine streets.
Dec. 10, emo.
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AND cELIRACY.
NJ k,lH'

= AN ESSAY. OF WARNING AND IN,
STRUCTION FOR YOUNG MEN. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which sperrnanehny
prostrate the Vital Powers, with sure means
of relief, Sent free of charge, in sealed let
ter envelopes. Address, DR.. y. SKILI.IN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philat
delphia. Pa. tss
Dec. 6, l5G6-lyr,
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4 rTACHMENT NOTICE.

John W. Hilton Before Geo: ef.Hs Cook sPR
against ~. r.. OF Athens i r
James Fl. Crossan. J Harrison county, q.
On the 18th day of january A. D., 1867,
said Justice ISSUED an order OF AttacnnnelC ~;
i'm the above action for the sum of Thirteen
Dollars and Twenty-Five cents, and proba-
BILE costs. So. ....
Jan. 50, lS67-3t. .... ..-.. .......
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

The State of West Virginia has no set
tied capital 1t was temporarily located
at Wheeling, and great efforts are being
made to:remove it to Charleston, Kan awha
County.
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J. GORDON BENNETT, Jr, offered the
Yacht Henrietta to Prince Alfred as u New
Years present. The offer was declined
with many thanks AMI expressions of e.-
teen,
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nea-The Democracy have carried the city
Of Wheeling at the late charter election.
Goad. Wheeling is one of the best cities
for business west Of tic mountains.
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JOHN G. GOURLEY.

~GsaIn the Allegheny market last week
Sheep sold at 8 to 81 gross; Swine at to
y; Cattle at from 5 to 7! per ID,
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lr Il reported that Now York gold speeu.
,s.oss paid j. NJ. Ashley, NJ. 9. from Ohio
aiargs sun for introducing the articles Of
impeachment.
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NkEAT SHOP,
CApIz. February G, 1867.

SAMUEL, L. BRYANT has opened,
Meat Establishment in the cellar under
Hanna Il Co.'S News Depot, where ne VIII
keep constantly on hand good assortment ,9p
of Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &e:, lne NV
patronage of the paElic is respectfully so
licited. Jan.3O loOI-ly'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06

CHIEF JUsEICE TANEY' siriends are about
TO erect monument to his memory at fred
crick City, Maryland.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06

Mr. LEE, who drew the Crosby Opera
H,ae, las Epll it to Cyosby f9r $500 900.