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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-05-23

idea of the cause of his being seized on; but his
wte's explanation made all clear. t,,,}
II The king hearing 60 Of the strange adventure get
were not to dwell within fifty miles Of Paris, and
a day after his seizure and escape from The river.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-05-23
HORACE GREELEY A BONDsMAN.
MIR. DAVIS AT LIBERTY.
OUTBURST OF POPULAR JOY.

&c.. So, &C., &C..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-05-23

GOVERNMENT DECLINES 10 PROCEED TO TRIAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-05-23
arrested UNDER A CIVIL WARRANT:

RELEASED FROM MILITARY IMPRISONMENT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
BillingsiSMs,

Friendship IL like picked meats; tew keel
it sweet, the brine wants changing once in
while.
Let the world understand that yu kan be
spit upon, and yu are spitbox for life.
Looking glasses won't lie, but they tell
sum awful plain truths, now and then.
A dog iz the only dependent that knc
ov upon whom you kan always rely az @
friend.
Thar IL no one who iz so certain ov always
feeling good, az he whose own vanity al
ways supplys hiz hopper with grist.
If yu are going tew help man be lively
about it. promised assistance, after while
il kor sidered debt. -.
1t ain t the hump on mans back that
IL the subjiek ov ridikule, it IL the wreath
of flowers which he undertakes tew hide il
with.
If fools would be kontent tew ackt natral
they wouldn't be noticed.
Honesty makes reputashun, and honour
preserves it.
Mi idea ov delightful woman IL one who
seems tew love everybody, but in fakt only
luves her husband.
Adam probably was never more tickled
than VIII he fust discovered Eve, which
shows how unnatural solitude IT,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
Down on ThaG. stevens.

The Cleveland Herald Radical as it is, is
down on Thad Stevens In late num-
ber it thus pitches in him.
"Steyeps has come to be mere marplot
The country could pardon him, on account
of his age, if his mischevous iHtermeddling
affected only individual interests; but when
the peace f the country and the honor of
Congress are at stake, the otfense becomes
so heinous ss to demand tho indignant pro-
test of every man who is hor est in his en-
deavors at reconstruction, or who believes
in the fulfllment Of deliberate fdedge.
"Stevens has become sour old man,
seeking cop6scation of rebel property in re.
vengc for the loss of his iron mill, and
thoroughly embittered at the reception Of
his last speech on confscation, which Con
gress allowed reading at the Clerk desk
but which fell on the country generally as
noisleesly and as fat as rotton squash"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
A Lady SpeClllasOr.

A lady in the southern part of Illinois;
having few hundred dollars, concluded to
try her fortune specializing III wheat. She
wrote accordingly to prominent con- mis-
sion house in Chicago, engaging them to
act as her agents and ordering them to in
vest the entire sum In that tfeachsgous
staple. In short time, contrary to all ex-
pectation, it went up to, surprising
figure, and the fair speculator sold out
at greatadvancc. Shortly after she again
teegraphed her ageats to purchase a large
amount, but they replied In the same fi1ah-
ncr that the market was very much deprese-
ed, and they would not advise her to buy.
For answer she repeated her order, and by
the late advance in prices has been enabled
to have $40, ,000 placed to Fer credit.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
CURRENT ITEMS.

,, Vesuvius is breaking out sgSin with erup
tions.
Spain washed her hands of Chili-with
CASTLE soap.
The war Of the Western cities waxes hot.
Cincinnati is in the milky way. She has
58l cows.
The internal revenue men are very Sc
we're upon incomebents.
A town in Maine makes thousand quarts
of shoe pegs per day.
The question in Mexico now is which
army will starve first.
Forney's son should learn his "letters
before writing them.
b, The failure of the English irou-clad feet
seems to be complete.
Brigham Young says it is now as i'm
portant to raise crops as it is saints.
The New York State taxa Radical i'm
pOsition-will amount to IA per cent.
The Indian war will draw largely on the
national resources this summer.
Italian sausages made of mule meat are
the latest innovation. .... .
The skeleton of mastodon has been
found in Noble county Ind.
The German sharpshooters are to have a
grand festival in Detroit next month.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has become
a member of the Episcopal Church.
| An Albany paper thinks it is woman and
not her wrongs that ought to be redressed
The people of Paris are so excited about
the state of affairs that all serious business
transactions are arrested. . ..
The emigration from Ireland to this
country Is immense. Nine steamships we're
filed in a week at Cork.
Eighteen years ago the wealth Of Califor-
MIA was represented by, thousands; now it
is over two hundred millions.
Chicago business men give sad accent
of the shortness of crops in Western and
Northwestern Minnesota, I
A clergyman in Indianapolis married a
couple substituting the words gentleman
and lady" for man and wife.
The total amount of money raised by the |
Brooklin New York; Southern Relief AS |
sociaton up to April 90, was $4,000,
The N. Y. Trlbsne puts.forth feeler un-
der the correspondent" dodge, for Chief
Justice Chase for Presidential candidate. |
A little girl in Sheboygan more than |
year ago swallowed needle, ard one day |
last week it came out Of her knee,
A shawl was recently sold in New York
for $4,000. In the same city women make
shirts for shilling apiece. .,..... ..r /
Gen. Lew. Wallace has arrived in New
York from Mexico, and dinies that he has
been on G 'fllibustering expedition" +"
Under the head of Broken English"
Paris paper places such Englishmen as get
smashed up by railroad collisions or financial
disasters.
Measles are very prevalent among 9he
children of Worcester, Mass, and some
of the schools are nearly depopulated.
New York has contributed for the relief
of the South sl75 OO0;IBoston $44, 600; San
Francisco $49, 900 in gold; and Philadelphia
$38, 900.
A bag containing two hands, an arm,
leg end hip bone of q woman was found
by the New York police, floating in the
North river.
An exchange thinks the pews of some of
the churches ought to rest on pivots, go
that the occupants could see who comes in
without straining their necks.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15

peA. General Schofield serves a notice, in
substance, on the Richmond Times, that if
they publish any more articles that are not
approved by him (Schofeld) he will sup
press the paper.
During the war, when such high handed
acts of tyranny aud usurpation were COM
mitted, it was claimed that they were only
the result of the then struggle, and would
not be repeated when peace came. Peace
came two years ago, and the promise has
not been fulfilled On the contrary, what
the Democrats then said, that they were in
tended as permanent policy in the future
"a policy of constitutional destruction and
imperial despotism has been more than
verified.
We give below the order of the General;
"Mr. Charles II. Wynne, Proprietor Of the
Richmond Times of Richmond, Va.,:
"The commanding General directs ME to
call YOUR attention to an editorial article in
the Richmond Times of this morning, head
ed "A Black mans Party in Virginia, ="
and to say that while he desires not only to
hermit, but to encourage the utmost rree-
dom of discussion of political qu estions, the
cL aracter of the article referred to calls for
severe censure especially the following
words "It is proposition which implies
that they are ready to grasp the blood stain
ed hands of the authors of our ruin are
an intolerable insult to all soldiers of the
United States army, and no less so to al
true soldiers of the late Confederate army
as they have long since extended to eacf
other the cordial hand of fellowship, ant
pledged their united efforts SO restore peac'
and harmony to our whole country. Tn,
efforts of your paper to foster enmity, create
discord, and lead to violence, can no longeI
be tolerated. ..........
1T is hoped this warning will be suffi
cient. m
"Very respectfully, ......
P Your obedient servant
.T'aF "a. T. CHALFEN,
Assistant Adjutant general.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
Repartee-SurpIice VS.. wig.

Tie following Is told OF the late blshop
Moore: =,
He was dining on one occasion with o
celebrated lawyer, when country. atto,r-
ney, who was one of the guests thought
proper to treat the company to an anecdcte
fIc said that on one occasion, after fording
a river, he saw man sitting on the bank
fishing. He asked him what he was fish
ing for. He replied:
7oThe devil, but that he had failed to get
bite at first, because be had baited his
hook with lawyer; but as soon as he had
baited it with clergyman, he was success
full"
Bishop Moore remarked that he was re-
minded of an aneedote he heard told by DR..
Clark, of Richmond. The doctor having
been called to attend brother physician,
and fee being offered him, the doctor re-
piled: :,
"No; that would be dog eat dog" and
upon this principle it would have been dev
il cat devil, had the devil snapped at the
LAWYER.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
JNO. HI Nj ANNER

Manufacturer and Dealer in
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
Market street, Cadiz, Ohio.
One Door Belo,o B,own & Brothers Store
HAS everything in the Tobacco line,
IL which he is prepared to furnish
to The public, at wholesale or retail, at the
most reasonable rates. His Cigars, of
every kind from the "Stoga" to the finest
grades-are the best ever offered in this
market. I'LL f5H IT.
Hanna & Cos. Premium Chewing To-
bacco-the best article in the country--al-
ways on hand.
Killikinniek, ami all kinds of Smoking
Tobacc,, Kept constantly.
Let all lovers of the weed call and exam
inc. JOHN I'll. MANNER
CadiZ, Jan. II, 1S66-lv
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
NEW BAKER

WILLIAM NATH respectfully informs
the citizens of Cadiz and vicinity that he
has opened NEW BAKERY on Market
Street, first door above Clark q Ramseys
Jewelry Store. His Bread and Cakes are
warranted to be Of the best quality. Par
ticular attention given to baking all kinds
of Cakes for Parties, Weddings, &c.
Aprill7 l867-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
q. B. SHOTwELL,

ATT n EY AT LA w
Cad1x, Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardlans,
Wards. Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
ment Of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
vevancing, Suits at at Law and in Chancery,
Loantug and Investment of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
IA. He is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, DC.
&sM- Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan, Is, 1SF
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15

The government has shut up all The gr&t
cafes of Madrid because they are "cehti4s
of revolution.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
,,JOSEPH. SHARON,

TTOR II N L x A IT L A w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
mg~Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawas Counties. e.
Office in the brick building, opposite the
UrtaAiz IJouspO .-.-- Jan 25 '65,
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P.)DONAHUE,
A T t o R N Z Y a II L A w
SO CHESTNUT ST., BET. 9TH AND 5TH,
ST. Louis, MO.

Practices IN THE Missouri STATE
COURTS. Prompt attention given to Real
Estate Litigation, and to suits relating to
Commercial Transactions, Insurance, &c.
Also to paying taxes, proving titles, and
all other business entrusted to him.
Mar.6 67-1yr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15
A.C. TURNER.

4 TTORNEW AT LAW CADIZ,
n OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
", and give his attention particularly to
Collections, Petitions for Dover, Partition Of
lands, for the sale of lands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement Of Estates
aud tho Foreclosure Of Mortgages, &C.,
OFFIcE and Reside ence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House. f.l
Feb, 20, '67.-1y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15

Whipping in public schools Is likely to
come to an end: The boys say it always
came there. ,s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-05-15

The capital employed in the dry goods
trade in New York is estimated at $780,
000,o 600. -.-----. -. 49,.
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j. M. ESTEP,
10. CUNNINGHAM,

A II T . n N f Y A II L A w,
.,ns~- - Cadfz, Ohio, eq
SVIbG give prompt attention to all legal
bisifiess entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
OFEIcE-Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street. jE-EF
March i6 1866
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ESTABLISHED A. D. 1882.
8nsiutssrG Cards.
CADIZ HOUSE.
NEAR PUBLIC BUILDIyCs

~ Cadiz, o. JOHN COLEMAN, Pro-
prietor. This House is situated In the CEN
ter of the business portion of the town, and
is convenient to the depot. Good Stabling
convenient.
April, 10, 1857.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-14
K.eersnaW--In EQUITY.
Z. Z. Lc:tncr, e. III. !
VS.. Dill for Relief.

II. Z. Lctncr, e. al.
VS.. Bill for Relief.
Herman BaEm. ct al.
J Y pursuance OF Il dacrctal order in. The
I above ease made, will Offer for sale OIL
the first Monday IN March ncxi, al public
ouc!y, before the Court I!oHSc door iu Cam-
den, the following property belonging TO. the
co-partnership tirm Of Sutherland Y Lem
mond, viz:
One trac. oc Pine Land, contaiiingtliree
thousa'l! acres, wi,ha Steam Saw and G.!st
Mill attached, situated on the wutcrs OF Pine
tree Greek, about three miles northeast of
Camden; bounded west by Lancaster Road,
cas-! by Hughes and colblrn's land, north
by Cautey;'s alrl hcrsliaw's land, and south
by the village OF k:rkwCal.
ALSO,
Abont two thousand feet Of sawed lumber,
ono Lo. Cart and one old Wagon, one Tdr-
pcn,;nc Still, about six Lalcs Of Cotton in the
Seed. and Il lot of Corn.
IENaIS.-0ne sixth cash, the balance on
q credit oronc year with seven per cent. i'm
tcrest from The day OF sale. secured BY bond
Of the purchaser, mortgage Of the property
anil Persoua! sccu-ity.
Purchasers 10 pay fer papers.
j. y. DUNLAP,
Feb. S,-tl. {. j.: X. D. y
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For Sale or to Lease.

.SNN ACRES Of Land, on Twenty
GUO. Fiye,Ntlc Greek, half way between
Camden and Columbia. on the Rice Creek
Springs road: adjoining lands, of Gem D.
Kennedy, one hundred acres cleared, and
well adapted to the culture Of cotton and pros
visions. Mr. II. Nettles, on Gen. Kcnucdy,s
plantation, will show the land to persons
dcsirous ofcXamining it..
For further particulars apply as the Jour-
nal Office, Camden.
Feb. s. St.
E&5" South Carolinian insert 9 times and
send bill TO this Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-14
SOUTH-CAROLINA,
KERsEsAW DISTRICT,

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
MTHEREAS. JosephD Dunlap, c, f. X. D.
w applied to Inc for Letters Of Admins
alton OF, al and singular the goods and Chat
tells, rights,n credits ofDuncan Mcna late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite aua admonisll
al and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be holden at
Kershaw Court House on the 5th day Of March
next. to show cause, if any, Why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my handsand senlt 25th day
Of January, in the year of or Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-sevcn,
and of the ninety-tirst year Of American
Independence. 4. Z. MCDONALD,
Jan, 24-td. 0. K. D.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1867-02-14
Every Body, Read This!

6TYIE subscribe would respectfully inform
~ his Friends i scustomers; and the public
:gcneraHy that lie has Epw. on 9'aIiti one s.or
tho. fgest.aneE best assorted stock Of: Z, Z
{ ;t5:; ss.4 5: ;h 8 I'm WAR E,
eyer offered for sale in. Camden, all of which
pfaetureaa himself, Of tliesvery best
;laterinl. and$eygry article warranted. His
prices areyery much reduced, and parties
in want Wis:RsR, wholesale, or retail,
will find his terms very reasonable. -.
4PeEsonal ttention given to Roofing, Cutters
;ing, pipes: and all job work pertaining
10 the Tin Bnsi1.ess IL be executed With dis
.psttch, on the most reasonable terms, though
;he docs not tpronise work atola prices. but,
if yoil wish work .do1e quick, good and cheap,
sIo viii do.
s s. -: e. (. ALSO, -. >,
afcw nall .ana beautiful. STOVES on hand,
:Ecryeheapt - -: ~ ~. = - :
]. Cotton and slinenSrags Old brass, Copper,
BccsGax, and oh: ;kinds.of provisions taken at
market price; in cxehangc for orl-.G -: - 9
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IMPORTED
Garden Seeds.

"' , ""Pl'iJ ioi '"ie 'b
T'2e e's7ssaE;psa sgoa.32sag Office,
Embracing lie following varieties:
r&A*s EohiraLM. Tor Tunip
E'"Iy N"A"r"; hoo!cd tajdnyc E
Eariy Valentine Cabb::J: lettuce
!JEi"h Ca$a EHiIs E"ch
HMIt T&hhorse F'a -iPp'" -Trsh .#elDn
LGrHs Ltma Gr"c" E'.rna Uo
SmaH Lima -Hon"i":a HInirr M,!yn
DEETs irc C.c"m Uv
Erirc E"riY IHrnp Ei'o'rH .'ir$iard
Early EiooR T"raiD CuTsh P:rsl"y
long B'o"d G"rraScV ""r$";D
Loay .SMoo'h Giood Empr"'"i OhF"
coEy Lg:yr -Van"itiH Pepper
.N1mmoh S:yar rrAs
En7 PiiiD NcI,~nc'S -i,icnucer
CABBAGE Oam'i y Roa%kc
EGriv Iiork 7"m 7aamb
Lgrge Eariy I0rs E'Rn U;c@rf Iaps'fel
Early Batteryea Ghdmpion cfEng'and
E..riy French Or hca:. Iiar;isoM's Perfected
Esayly' Sacoy Ei;Ge PrgssiaA :
H'Griy EiAain35:aN lfhHe -tTTo%Jat
LaSys Late DEHmaead AnIsn
Laie Dfuuthepd .Sacoy. Lnng Scarlet Short Top
Lcryc Late E?9t Dxich Scarlet 7'map :.
Green Gia-e Ml&i(F
Co7!ara .-... R9rad Lcuvsd Spaaaeh
CUCUMBER .Euy Bu5h Squash
Hhite SpiIcd Bos.oa MdyrOp Do
Long Green Large Smooth Tomato
Eariy Frame Fecis kland DO =
cAEl:cT Red T"p Spring Tnrn!p
Long 0raaJa li,dis Fiat Oo
E'uiy Horn Yr'iota DO
Trl,o ,l,, Co,1. -, F,nn, t1 wall Il wD
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Photo graph Gallery,
S3oEG1Ag.HGfEz !.

T have this day associated with me in. the
4 Photograph and Ambrotype business, Mr.
W.. S. LEE; Of, this Town. Mr. L. has had
long experience il, the art, in the principal
ties of Germany, and having RECENTLY re-
rned from that country, brings with him all
tue late European improvements. Feeling
tlrnfdent Of pleasing, we>rospectfully ask the
patronage !ofour friends and the public gem
orally: -. Is. II. e. 5BCeRK. :,
Ian zz5,-tf, s Ss; -.
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state Of South Carolina.
Moa,sEst1sp Disi2.Sct.

81 cs'Slst1sV, Egl s52'scs. M.g.:9lss.iis
Z, In tle Distric ct Court: s. S.
Il Npursualcc Of an .orderSfrom his Honor
4 Judge LEITNEr,, notice IS hereby given,
That the first Quarterly, sessionsof the; Dis.
at the Court llouse, in Cuntlcn on: Monlay,
the 18th Gay. of February, inst. =;
al cases Of misdemeanor md. larceny, re-
turned tQtlic last Court of General Sessions
for this District have beeir sferrcd to this
Court. All parties interested theroin; prose
cntors, defendants. and witnesses, wi llappear
atthe time and place aboye:sfase Ted, 5:of their
bonds wi!lbe. forfeited -.
80. w. cLYBURN y, ClgsDs Ct cSS
Feb l.. : 3tt5:SSys::
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,ssrfU1 = 70, TIC above Stock,;.he has just
-stUet f:choce family
GRO GER ]. i::s

SConsistin part, of sug Gotfe co, Eioar,
Lard, Molasses, Alackrel. CLeese;; Rice Soap,
Salt; Candy &c Crackers Meal &c:tani other
altieleat rmtnmcf m tosnenti whiclr VIII
fbesoId Yefy low. -.
th.tnk ffo3e past patrons aud
hopes stfi 10 bdsness enlert
q continn9Eeo of tia Same: ;3si =:
sss S s. GooDA
q two!aoors South r; senhetl sst9fe. g
- Jan;i = ~
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s00DE EQ7o CHE z 0RKI
sIzInI:y7Sz7 !AEg Ess.s

E.S- sh-.&sS1E0SZ ". ,.<.sa-.0-
WHOIESSAAI y ND : IIIlAlI l!is
5rE'HE subscriber IL iWoul d pecf8f1Tly'
6:. form t1e Sciitizensa aff Camd en- and thc
surround ling: count that. he is prepafc,l 10
4 nishs eyer rYd esefipti6n cheap
Yer5 than it Can be in anys,o!!:r esta-
Hsh hient sin South aCarolina. 2,Ifc keeps On
sband nsaaso orfment made L.; i;ir,cif of
sthe; best md wai.;'i:; III, work
!!fof fwelFemonfh Any article sold ~ Kim
.3ifil viii epaired during ;h:.; tine. "lhctt
scharge:
:si ohng;S Gqtterng ar'l lob Work Of every
desert ripIon done at ol'! prices.
5 Z; Lard, Oil and Kerosene Cans. S;"rc Pipe,
c&S.c.,s made to order OIL Sor! notice. on the
m6st;rcasonahl2 terms.
= Provisions o. Ill! ki:;'!' Il: i!!c aarkr! price
received in exchange inr wGr;.
.a From his !Gi.: experience he fees conf
dent t!!; he vii! rt:;:i"r satisfaction 20 all
who lazy ::lvnr him viii: = call 1T lis old
AL wei! l.uow;i sia;l.
t. H. BRONSON
Jan;la." il. 2ll