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A Patriotic Fourth of July CeIe-
brati0n.

4
The Criminal Court at Richmond, Va,
being engaged in an important murder case.
concluded to go on with it, even on the
GLORIOUS Fourth" What then transpired
is thus stated in the Richmond Iva. Times
Of the 5th inst:
Before the proceedings commenced,
however, "boy 10 blue" made his appear.
ance within the bar, and handed to the
Magistrates 4 large envelope, containing
the following order from General Schofeld:
HEAD QUARTERS FIRST DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, July 4, 1867.
To the Justices Of the County Court OF
Henrice:
SIRs-To-day, being the ninety first an
niversary Of the independence of the Unit.
ed States, and certain witnesses summoned
before your Court having expressed de-
sire to avail themselves of the privilege of
celebrating the day, the Maor-general
Commanding directs that you adjourn your
Court over till tomorrow, the 5th uitimo.
| am, 81 s, very respectfully,
Your Obpdient servant,
j. /. RATHB0NE, A. A. A. G..
''The Court was thereupon adjourned
until this morning at eleven O'Clock, not
withstanding the order specified that it
should meet on tie 5th ultimo--a month
ago. The spectators, one by one, with
drew, though several fingered about the
Court house until late hour, as if in the
expectation that something would turn
up" but nothing occurred,
This is the way the people of the South
are to be made patriotic. They arc direct
ed, by military order, to keep the 4th,
and be 'gloriously jolly" anyhow. The
Court, before reading the ukase Of Geuer-
eral Schofeld, should have preceded it by
reading the Declaration of Independence, "
in which old King George is charged, as
one ofhis most heinous offenses, that he
made the civil authority subordinate to the
military power. But even he never ad-
journed a court at the point Of the bayon-
ct. The two documents-the "Decara-
ton" and the military order-go exceed
ingly well together, and are in admirable
harmony. Schofelds proceedings illus
trete the great love Of the party in power
for the principles which make the 4th cele-
hrated, and give it all its Immortality. We
ask the people of the North if they can
conceive of a meauer disppti,m, OF one
more factiously intent to thrust itself into
every thing, than that which dictated he
order Of Schofeld in Virg inia?
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A Coon anccdote is told Of house pain
ter's son. who used the brush dexterously
but had acquired the habit of putting it on
roo thick. One day his father, after having
frequently scolded him for lavish daubing,
and all to no purpose, gave him severe
fagelation. There, you young rascal, af.
ter per orming the painful duty, chow dc
you like that?" well, | don't know
whined the boy, in reply, "but i. seems tc
me that you put in on laundering sight
thicker than | did.
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r." The Radicals have nominated Gen.
John G. Lee, of Tifin, to fill the vacancy
on heir ticket made by the resignation of
Sau. Galloway. Most of the committee
thought they were voting for Gen. R. Il.
Lee, and were disappointed when they found
they were mistaken.
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Pittsburgh, COlnmb us d. Cincinnati
Railroad.
CADIZ BRANCH.

Trains now run on the Cadlz Branch, as
olfows:
Leave Cadiz at 600 A. NJ, 900 A. NJ, and
AIS P. NJ.
Arrive at Cadiz ut 500 A. NJ. Ais p. NJ,
and 700 p. NJ.
CADIZ ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Cadiz at 900 A. NJ, and arrive at
Steubenville at ll:25 A. NJ. Returning
leave Steubenville ut l:50 p. NJ, and arrive
at Cadiz Ais P. NJ.
JOHN DURAND, Gen1 Sup't.
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A BARREL Of new beer, in celler at
Lockport, burst few days since, hosting
the keeper, an Irish woman, to the ceiling,
demolishing everything inrange. The lady
picked herself up and mildly remarked
"Och bedad--bad luck to the man that nut
tbs torpedg in the barrel r
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v1RRORs OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay.
and all the effects of youthful indiscrvtion,
viii. for the sake of suffering humanity,
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing "a
profit by the advertisers experience. can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidenoe.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
42 Cedar Street, New York
MevS iqfS-lyr
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TOWNSHIP Club.

The Democracy Of Archer Township are
requested to meet at the usual place of
holding election, on next Saturday, July 20.
for the purpose Of forming q township club.
Turn cut.
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neA- Jack Davenport has some Boots of
his own manufacture which he offers to the
public on reasonable terms,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-17

ga- McClelland is making the Singer
Sewing Machine sing" qnite numerous
ly' in this county.
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se1. There never was a better crop of
Wheat in Harrison County than that of
the present year. The farmers are busy
harvesting it. Tine grass crop is prodigy.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
INTERNAL REVENUE,
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO, June "a, 1867.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Asses
~or $ Annual List of Internal Revenue Tax
es, dncluding license, tax on watches, &c.,
for the 10th District of Ohio for 1887, has
been received at this Office, and Is now due
and payable. Each person Assessed on
SAID Annual List, whose Tax shall remain
unpaid after o
WEDNESDAY, JULY 81, 1867,
will be served with a notice demanding
payment of said Tax and fee of twenty
cents; which Tax, If not paid within ten
days from the date of said notice, will be-
charged ten per cent. additional as penalty.
G. j. ALBRIGHT,
Collector of 10th District of Ohio.
Said Taxes for Harrison county will be-
received at my Office (lsecorder's) in Cadiz,
Payable III Government Money or Notes OF
National Banks only. Be prompt, and
avoid the ten per-. cent. penalty and other
expenses. JOSEPH REA,
June26, l867-4t.
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neA-The citizens Of Short Greek town
ship, irrespective OF party. are earnestly re-
qucsted to meet at Georgetown, on Satur-
day, August 8, 1867, to take measures to
raise subscriptions from their township to
wards the County Soldiers Monument.
ANDREW JAMESON,
ASA HOLMES,
Township Committee.
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BA- Call at Clark & Ramseys and see
nice Watches.
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w OIL.

Nearly 100000 pounds of Wool has been
sold in Harrison County during the r;st
week at prices ranging from 50 to IS cents.
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rHE PEACE GUARANTEE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIVE gaAls.
Lord ssss,cy's Anneascessest IN the Is"se "f
cs~sv.sss-whas Essss~d Gunrante~s-The
sis~ss;sm Critical and Prompt Action Re-
QvgvS's HorEl. I-oSecS,

May ?, 1857.
TbsHoase OF Commons assembled this evening.
Mr.. fsbcucherc alluded to the Peace Congress
negotiations and inquired if the English govern
mens attended to guarantee the neutrality Of
Iaxemhurg without fr-t taking The opinion Of Par
lament on such an importsRt subject and 20
serious an Official proceeding
Lord Stanley, Foreign Secretary, replying on
behalf Of the Cabinet, said tlie members Of the
peace Conference had met in session for the second
tims to-day, and although he ccuid not at present
enter Into detail Of the proceedings, he might
rcpor, that a,bsio,Jia ayr0agcae,d had been
arrived u II the Conference ~ NE matters IN
ssscpts. 80 THAT an amcsble settlement Of the Lux
embarg question was practically realized at this
assoeus. Cloud cheers followed the announce
-nasntD
Le,a stscley proceeded 70 say that he con.
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MARINE IMTEllIoEHcE.

Iavywroor- MAY s-s ~
The ships Garland and Explorer sailed from this port
to-day FOR San Francisco.
soUrnAsros. May 10, 1861.
The Hamburg American Packet CompAny's steamship
Borussis Captain Handon which left New York on the
eeth uit arrived Al this port yesterday and after land
ing her English PASSENGER and mails saled for Ham
burg.
Ths steamship Acads, Cspssn Lees from s. Johns
N. b.. has arrived here.
FALxours, Nay 10, 1897
The steamship Mississippi Captain Sumner which eft
New York the 27h Of April arrived here to-day and
sailed again for Hsvre.
LvxKrooE, Nay 10, 1857
Anivsd-ships Fort George, Captain WEIGH, from San
Francisco January 10. and G. 8. Thaysr, Captain
Thompson, from new Orleans March - and bark
Sophia, Captain Msthsr from Galveston March 10.
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TINE REFoaM AaITArIoM.


cs~dsrs sfshe Cabinet Towards the Lcasuers
In Hyde Psrk-The Home Secretary Ten.
ders sis ResIgsasjss, &c.
QUsEs's HerEL. LONDON, May Q. 1867.
IN the House OF Lords this evening. Earl Derby.
in reply to question and remarks OF Earl Cow
per with reference to the Reform Lesguers' out
door meeting held in Hyde Park on Monday the
9TH instant. said that he, as head Of the Cabinet,
took upon himself fully the responsibility attach.
ing to the course pursued by the Government on
the occasion. sir Robert wslpole, he said, had
rendered his resignation Of the Office Of Home
Secretary.
A debate ensued on the subject Of the Hyde
Park demonstration Of the rcformers in the course
Of which Earl Russell and Earl Grey censursd the
course and conduct Of the Government in severe
terms.
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LoxDos. Nay "a, 1857
In the House o. Commons last nighs division took
placs % IN amendment made BY the government 10
the Reform bill, and the amendment Vas adopted. l
Ths Hea 8. II. Waipoe, Home Secretary, has 10
signed his position in the Cabinet
The New ADpstnsaens.
IOHDox, Nay II, 1857.
The Hon Gsythorns Hardy has been appointed Hons
ossary IN place Of Mr. Wspole ana the Earl Of Devon
rspaass Mr. Hardy Chairman Of the Poor Law Beard
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Prosram. sse far 1867 Of the nrincisri fissdss,
Cinbs.

Prssra msse far 1867 Of the RrIncisrl lssmdss
Ciubs.
M,r M-Priucs OF Wales Yacht Club. First match
BY yachts Of u tons and UNDER prizes sss From Er,
EAr zs.-RoysI London Yacht Club. First match
1rs class cutters exceeding - tons, Tor two prizes
vsiue <T0 and go. Course, from Firth round tho
More Light and back to ersssssnd. Eatrss TO Close
Mar 10 Royal Thames Yacht CLUB. First match Cor
cutters Of the nrst and second classes; Hrst css
eing 20 tons and exceeding as, prixs value $50
Course, nom Gr,,escnd round the Mouse and return
Juss s.--Royal London Yacht Club. Ocean match /;
Fixes value about k120. Course, from the Lower
Hope into Harwich hsfbcr. Time Of entry yet
Jrss lo.-Royal Thames Yscht club schooner
match open vessels Of any Royal Yacht Club or the
New York Yscht Club. Ffst Priv, vaIus EiOO; sec.
ond nc four START. value ESQ; 10 sail with the usual
: % po,s ssss%asr $ % sos
Jr~x 2s.--Roysl London Yacht Club Second aud
third class yachts scccnd exceeding IL tons and
exceeding 25 tors, prizes value $50 and S10. Thru
Couss In both matches. from Firth round the More
Light and return TO sravssesd Estre' 20 Gloss
JvsE 70 Royal Thames Yacht Club Cutters Of the
third and fourth casses First caes exceeding ~ tons
aud not exceeding 20 tons, prize value $50. Fourth
class tons and NOT exceeding ~ tons, prize value GO
Course, from 0rsvseend round the Nors amt return.
JuLr A-Roysi Tbsmss Yacht CRIB. Nstch open -
vessels Of any RIG becreng 10 any ROYAL Yacht Gu o.
the New York Yacht clnb. flrst rrze, value dioo;
20 canvas. Course, from the More 70 Hsvrr. To sail
with The ordinary ntngs, In usual sessoiug riu, Pho,
but no extra hands No limitation ~ 10 friends hn-
tries 10 close July 4.
There 10 the usual time allowance In some Of the
above. The Prince Of wsss second match = net yet
nxed.
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graduated the House Of Commons. and congrata-
lated the country It large. on tho fact that the
good sense and moderation Of the Powers pri-
marily Interested a. parties in the Luxembourg diff
aculty had had the eject Of arrestng the IN
spsakable calamities which would snsue to the
people from . European war. Cloud chesrs.)
with respect TO the part taken BY her Majsssy's
government in the matter the Cabinet acted, in
accordance with constitutional usage, in their
ministerial responsibility - the Official advisers Of
the Grown and Sovereign, which respond
bility, - we'll a. the reasons which in
duced them = undertake IL, they were
ready to viadicats to Parliament and
before the coaatry. The matter had become very
critical. Ministers we're informed every moment,
by telegraph and otherwise. Of the increasing
gravity Of the case, 80 he Q.ord Stanley couid
not take upon himself to postpone or delay an
amendment desired by all the parties Interested
and proposed In the conference when BY 30 doing
he would most likely prevent altogether the
mstnring and giving expression to the sentiment.
With reference to the guarantee Of the nsstral-
~ Of Lnxembarg, he Q.ord Stanley regretted to
observe that the House Of Commons should show
susceptibility with regard to the action Of the
Cabinet. for he also voted the guarantee. The
members OF the House we're aware that England
and--what WAS an uncommon occurrence
the remainder Of the great Powers who we're
parties to the Luxemburg and Belgo- Holland
treaty Of the year 1882 had absolutely guaranteed
the territory or Luxembourg to the King Of Hol-
land At that time. What the government had
now done was merely to adapt that guarantee
to the present circumstances Of the case, and rem.
der it eficacous in view Of the changes which had
taken place in the Germanic Confederation. Min
listers had not extended bat, on the contrary. had
rather limited the guarantee incurred in 1899. and
by that action contracted the responsibility which
the country sustained under it, ers.
The present negotiations would be brought to
conclusion within the space Of few days. and
then the whole Of the papers connected with the
proceedings Of the London Peace Congress Of 1867
would DO laid before Parliament. cloud cheering
followed the close Of Lord stsniey's specify
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DETAILS BY NAIL 70 APRIL 81


CIssiss Of Passlsn Wcsk--Ths Unitsx states
Meuitsr Miansene0sh ne CIvita vecchia-
Yeung America In the Rsernal City, and Old
Rome On Beard m IrsncIaa -Esghs HISS.
dred Americas Ladies' In salns Peter,s--A
Revolutionary spansard In Church, &c.
Rosn, April "a. 1891
W. have the proverbiai assurance that marvsss viii
never cease The marvel Of this week hes mot bssa The
sunus, celebration Of the Supreme rcnt6 a e. Peters,
although thousands Of kurcpsans fors,sae and was
going 10 say perhaps not ineorecsy tens of shousands
or Americana hAvs attended the gorgeous rites cole.
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TINE NEWS m PARLIAMENT.
SPECIAL TEtEcAAm TO the MAAtD.
kari sSsshs's Assssneessest In the Hsss~ ~
Lsrds. &C. n
QuxEx's HorEE, LoSDoS,
LIS ss Nav y. 1867. /

M " satea. May y, leGs.
y The House Of Lords met irscs>ion This evening.
Soon after the assemb!age Of the Peers, Earl
Russell rose and asked question of the Cabinet
with reference to the prospect Of settlement Of
tse I1xs,nsurg difficulty BY the Peace Congress.
Russell said that the Conference, Pace Con.
gress on the Luxembourg question, met in session
to-day and he believed, judging from the oficisl
reports Of the proceedings which had reached
him. that oil the existing diflicnltcs would be i'm
medisteiy overcome by negotiation. No treaty
'nsthiag in fact, had been yet signed, but there r.
-,nained 10 ,iouH thot thc peace Of Ea'ope hod
been p.a1icoyg secured
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.

The LwxemSmrs Question.
IoxDos, May e-Evsnng
The Peace Conference held In second session to-day
Tnc following basis for the Deliberations Of the Con.
ference agreed apon
Fsvsfrhe territory Of Luxsniurg " 10 remain In The
possession OF the King Of Holland Grand Duohy Of
Iaxemburg.
SscorJ-Ths ususvsiisslico ~ tue Grand puchv Il 10
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A NEW CABLE LIME.

Proposed Cenmsnicatien Between Bress and
Halifax. N.8 M
r. al. PARIS. May 10, 1881.
The new Franco American Telegraph Company, which
proposes TO lay electric cable between Brest and
Halifaz. has been heapport and assistance Of
the imperial government 1921 eA4
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NtNt StoiSs sIAs9"AW " sHe "&Nstv. 4.
Cissins apseches sf Cladsteae asd Drfshr-
Reply Or Tho Cha acelIsr 81 the Exchesner-
4 The Dsvislss--ts svera@eat Majority sixty.
six. 81
QvExN's HorsL.
L0sDos, Nay 10-l:30 A. N.
During the close Of the debate in the House Of
Commons ON the Diuaeli compromise reform
amendments. Mr.. Gladstone said tho govern
meat bill was shallow, transparent and dis
Stimulating pretence Of measure for the extern
sion Of the franchise and he despaired Of its ever
being made good or beneficial Que by amend
ment in the House. ra4
Mr.. John Bright delivered speech, in which, he
declared that the Derby bill was the most unjust
aud offensive measure ever suhmittcd TO the Com.
mons o. Eax,sud. VIA
Mr.. orback and Mr.. Dsrscli defended the gov.
ernment bill and plan. @w -&- .-..r,
The debate closed after The speech Of tie Chan
.celor Of the Excheqner. ~ n os,T Il
Strangers were then excluded from tie house
and the division taken. T
When the doors we're opened IL Was declared
that the vote was for the government bill thus -
For government 322
Majority for government. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
The announcement OF the result was received
with loud and proiracted cheering from the minis.
tcris benches.
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b guasaatesd By II the European Powers participating
In the Confegonoo. =
TA&d-Ths fortress Of Luxsmburg b 70 rassd
N - 4I s LonDou, Nay TO- 1851
ksn Derby stated IN the Parliament ast night that he
eonadered the preservation Of the peacs & Europe
longer question II doubt. $500 " s
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TME DERBY RffoRsa BILL.
ss48Hsni --~~~-~s~S~-~--~--~~-~>~->~-s -g
SPECIAL Tslsesam 70 TINE seaAls.

Excitisg D~smte ON the Disrasii Csmprsmiss
, Amendments -Mr. t.'aAsssse and Mr.. BrlsAt
In Fierce Of~esiss~a-Ths gssse OeabsGMi.
y .dk:c.. ~. fgSssAr4g
~, 1890 IA $50 ~ QGExN Is HOFxL.l
s.s.s.s rs = -s~r LosooS, May ., 1851. Il
In the House Of Commons. this evening. mem.
bcrs were engaged in debate ON the subject Of
Mr.. 'Disraeli's compromise amsadments 70 the
original Derby reform aih. -4
NJ. Gladstone, ex-CAsncelIer Of the Exchee aer.
delivered powerful speech against the amend.
ments and in opposition to the Government policy.
VA The debate is very animated and the House ex.
cited. @ -sigea 800 s- .ss.ss atsst.s sHa.
A divsica i expected to take place tonight. Y
The isrne Of the division il doaStfal.
\ II the Derby Cabinet y defeated the Premier
win certainly dissolve the Psrlamsni ana appeal
to the people by = geacrai election. Ss3rae x
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TIN G !.

lss..ortrms Changes IN tse Regulations Of the
New York yNcAt Cinh--AM Deems Aweep.
ssake-The Emtries--Thc June REGATTA.
Uadsr the cid rules Of ths New York Yacnt Club ms
entries tas Juns restta haze been connnsd mainly
70 the snssr class oc yachts tbs advantage in ased
time allowed then bs;ag only scoovsah's by ss isrgss
yachb In sti6 bsssye and wi,h heavy sea- change
In the regulations has Jsss besa made b: which ty
sort o. saing scale difference Of iuss the
classes veseslx put equality This vii L.
the susis cos the Juno fsgAltz which hitherto
hes net with the :arssc yachts and
viii impar an mnusssl in'sssa IN the ccaisst Tue
o~aeIs Of ssvera: 81 .ssn ave- apdsnand already
signl ned their iassnoa to compsis ana the rssAtss
promises 10 one Of he attractive that has - YET
taken place Ia our ~aiers
In rstaru for tho ihns made the ssos'ssr
yachts are, understand, 10 be allowed 70 enter for the
grand ocean swee?ssss Ono owners to 90 ia their
Soals, which ~ 10 or 1osvsaay, July IL,
tho course laid down being fro the light ship on sandy
Hook 70 Cape May and back to the place Of starting.
The agreed distance hundred miles, and The tab
rules and allowances OF limo be according 10 the
new regulations The conses, Is 10 DO open yachts
bciopsing Kaslis yacht ciu5s aud tue prize Is 10 be
silver tea service the OF tho TO givs dinner
10 .ts owners OF tas yschis entered The ea,snce
IL axed 81 atty dollars.
The following yachts have bssn snlsrsd;-
foess Ovnos.
FIeetwing. -. Mr. q. A Osgoss.
I1eur Do LIS. ). M. Dickesson
Calypso 1880. Mr.. Bschr.
wilseon. Nc II. Lloyd fasa's. Ea1 Commodore.
syis.c..........Mr Dodge.
Eanh!er. Mt. Gandy
Idlar. ......... Mr.. Duraut
Alarm MT. A. c. KinsxiSnd. en M
la,n,isss. ~. M. y q. Rsuossi, IL. fM~.-
Tho books Of entry 10 bs <sp, open unt'l forty
sisi,, hours previous teslhs nce.
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The Ravsy 70 tho Usited States Ka Rsste.
n, ArHsxs, Nav 10, 1851.
Kassaris, the envoy Of Greece to the United States
has sailed for America tr1s