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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21
SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS

7ENHE necessity for Insurance and the
U value of WEALTHY. STRONG COR
PORATIONS, is forcibly illustrated by the
great fire at Portland. Several WEAK COM
panies are destroyed. Portland has "a pop
ulation of $4,000; was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick and stone buildings; pro-
tected and screened with upwards of 300
shade trees; bounded on three sides by
water--indeed, literally, almost rising from
the ocean; with a good steam fire depart
ment--yet it has had $40. 900 of property
consumed in few hours-from the very
insignificant cause of fire cracker. Re
member the triding origin of fires that
sweep away, i'll few hours the earnings
of years. Consider your best interests, and
give the Agent of the above substantial
companies call If you need PROPER Sc
CURlTY. Policies issued at fair rates,
SAMUEL GEORGE, Agent.
Aug. Is, 1866.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21
CONSTITUTIONS
A RESOLUTION.

Relative to an amendment Of The C0nStftUtloll Z
proUiding for the extension Of the eLectire I
franchise.
ResoIUed By the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio (three~fifths of the members
elected to each House agreeing thereto).-
That it be and is hereby proposed TO the cleo
tors of this State to vote at the next annual
October election, upon the approval or re-
lection of the following amendment as
substitute for the first section OF the fifth
article of the Constitution of this State, to-
wit: Every male citizen of the United
States, of the age of twenty-one years, who
shall have been a resident of the State ono
wear next preceding the election, and of the
county, township, or ward in which he re-
sides, such time as may be provided, by law,
except such persons as have borne arms in
support of any insurrection or rebellion
against the Governmental of the United States
or have fled from their places of residence
to avoid being drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the miiita-
rv or naval service of said Government i'll
time of war, and have not subsequently,
been honorably discharged from the same,
shall have the qualifications of an elector,
| nd be entitled to vote at all elections.
ED. A. PARR0Tr,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ANDREW G. McBURNEY. " ....
President Of the Senate.
| Passed April g. 1867.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Harrison Co. o. 80
| CADIz, APRIL g.. 1867.
thereby certify that the foregoing Con-
stitutional amendment isa true copy of the
certified copy furnished this Office by tho
| Secretary OF State. al H. -z-
| w. H. McCOY, Auditor.
AnriI 81 1S67-6n,o -.r-.F. ..s ..-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-08-21
EERsT 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 a
call. and see one of the incest and best reg.
ulated establishments in Eastern Ohio.
:. Rooms have been prepared both for La
dies and Gentlemen, and no effort will he
spared to suit the taste of all.
w. Wedding parties furnished with the
choicest Cakes and Refreshments on the
shortest notice.
Jan.30, 1867-Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Congress to Meet in July.

1t Is no" positively aSecftalncd thas a
S"ihcNnt number OF the hump will be III
Washington IN July next to make 1u'r-
um- According 70 the radical papers
crisis has been prccIpltatcd upon the coun-
try by the Attorney General, making a
meeting OF 'hs hump IN july prime ne
'eSS'ty. lh'S Crisis has been brought
about 10y the action OF Mr., -Staabury III
reference to the Soutfcrn military satrapy.
lie has published an opinion advising the
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
The Constitutional Cohven

This body is drawing its pw length
along, lust little more slowly'than is ex-
ac,ly agreeable to those whose bsipess it
is to foot the bills. We have Eoteed that
the Convention since its first meeting has
been frequently without guorum and
tina, adjournments over from Friiays to
Mondays are matters Of almost weekly oc-
currcnce. But the Convention. we sup
pose, is sovereign aud can do as it ploases,
only we wish for the sake of taxpayers
and the credit of the democratic party it
wo1ld please to 60 to work in earnest and
keep at it until its labors arc concluded. -
The most noticeable events Its recent
labors ore the disposition Of the school aud
interest questions. We understand, IN re-
gard to the first, that it confines the pre-
sent system to the close of the next Leg
isla,ure uLless that body shall choose to
change or renew it. If it das neither,
tae sys,em ceases to exist In the inter-
est matter, the prohibition .gainst larger
rate than 6 per cent is retained. bur-the
Legislature is allowed to pass laws legal
;zing contracts at higher figures of inter-
est. The very latest news from the Con-
ton is, that it met on Monday morning
last Col. Dent in the chair, and adjourn
ed for want Of quorum.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

TIE OLp GUARD FOR JULr.-Thc July
number of-THE OLD GUARD is now ready.
MIR. SiInms's story has now reached the
seventeenth chapter, and the plot begins
to be developed. MIR. Cookies sketch this
month is on the battle of fredericksburg.
The editor has an article on Suffrage and
the Condition of tho South" DR.. Van
Evrie discourSes on Sixty Years OF De-
mocracy." "Who and What are the Ne
groes," ''Catcchism of the Constitution OF
the United States" and various other ar
ticlcs, make up readable number. TIE
OLD GUARD is for sale by all News Agents,
at 25 cents per copy. Mail subscribers
So per year The publishers literally Of
fer to all who subscribe for 1867, and take
the back numbers from January large
steel plate portrait of Jackson or Lee, the
price of each of which is 81 %. Now is
the time to subscribe. Address Van Ev-
rie, Horton & Co., No. l62 Nassau
street, New York.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Improvem IN ent.
I.EOSARDTOWN, NJ D -.


We anticipate being atle in the course
of the presen, Summer to enlarge our paper
srftc;ently TO accommodate all advertising
demands upon our space and to furnish at the
same time satisfactory amount OF reauine
matter. This, from our contracted limits
re have for some time been unable to do'
but by adding four additional, and extend
ing the length of the columns OF our paper,
We EXPECT to have space enough Tor all
reasonable purposes both Of reading and
Advertising. We intend, nl,o, TO supply
our paper with a brand-new outfit, and as
there now exists no reason why We should
not resume the namo under which we frst
addressed the public and won its favor we
announce our intention to doff our present
tide and rcsurrcct tho long buried BEACON.
Bu. WHY all this prologue and pother :
Most reasonable of readers, the extensions,
changes and improvements, limited at above
involve the outlay of hundreds of money
and It impressed US, that by referring to
them in advance, ncglcctful patrons might
ho reminded that we need nov more than
eyer substantive assistance at their hands.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
PT. DELLA BROOKE MANOR.
containing
1873 l-2 acres,

mere or legs
This land lies convenient to the Pa,ux-
cnt River. has fair buildings upon it. and
is in good state Of cultivation and i'm
provcmcnt
There is some fine timber upon tho
premises, and the soil Is we'll adnpted TO
the growth Of the staple products Of this
section Of the State. 1t il especially well
alap:,d to the culture of tobacco, fruit,
&c
THIS i, the same land which w,s owned
by the late I-natius Carter, aud which
WAS sold at Trustees sale to tho Dcfcn-
dauts in this cause.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the de
cree, arc The whole of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of safe
When all the purchase money shall DO
paid, the Trustees will execute a Deed to
the purchaser, free. clear and discharged.
from all claims of the parties to this suit,
and Of those claiming under them.
RC COMBS,
JAS S DOWNS,
Trustees
juno 20, 1SG7-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

rKRsoNAL.-Our old friend, Major VIM
Q. Key, # Uniontown, Alabama, will
please accept our thanks for late Southern
papers. We are happy to learn by letter
that the Major and his amiable family are
in good health and in as hopeful spirits as
The unfortunate condition Of affairs in their
State viii admi. Of We salute the Major
over juicp ana drink to him with oul
hat oii. Loug may he wave.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
R.1TIFfG,4TIO.E .NOIICk.
Pcrmelia Smith,
vs..
= p Smith s others.

In the Circuit Court fer ST Mary's County,
sttn. Al Court OF Equity.
No. so y Equity
EeY virtue al authority vested in mo, as
ID Clerk IT The Circuit Court for ST Mary 5
County. by the ''C"ao of Public General
Laws" Of this State. it Is hereby ordered fhat
the Report, filed by 6 Frel Maddox. Trustee
in this cause, he ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary be shown on before the
first Monday OF Aug, next provided copy
of this order he published! in the Saint Mays
GAZETTE once a week fur three Successive
weeks prior 70 The FIRST Monday oI Aus, next
The report states the land sold i"r sob
JNO \ CAMAIlEk, CFk.
True copv-Tc,t
INO 4 CAMALIEs, CEk.
June -, 1S67--3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
ICoNMUNICATED.
PUZZLE.

To find mo man has searched the earth,
The fertile field and sea,
But finds at last my main support
Is growing III tree.
The burning fire has been employed
70 ferret out part;
Another part of me has cost
4 living creatures heart,
To battle water | was made,
On the scorching sun to stand.
In either case am used
To aid and comfort man.
\ part of me laid in the earth,
\ part grew in the tree
y part grew in the fertile icld
\ part grew in the sea.
\ part had life and walked tho earth,
\ monster wild and free,
Ard that part is handled most
Of amy part of mo
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Trustees Sale
of valuable
RIVER LAND
IN
st. Mary's Co., Md.

DY virtue of decree of the Circui,
- Court for Saint Mary's county, sill
ting as Court of Equity, passed in q
cause in which John II Milburn, jr., and
Mary 5 Milburn. his wife, are Complain
ants, and Walter Biscoe. Eliza \ Bis
coe. his wife, and others are defendants,
and bearing date of the 10Th day OF
March, 1867, the undersigned. as Trus-
tees, will offer at public sale, at the Court
House door in Leobardtown, on
I uesday, the 9th day of Aug,
next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. q M, and
5 o'clock, ~, all the real estate of which
the late Joseph Boothe died seized and
possessed, consisting of the following prop
erty. to wit
One tract or parcel of land, lying and
being in St Mary's county, Maryland, CAL
led and known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
NJ AltRIED.

On the 19th inst, by the Revi Mr.
Pacciarini, GEORGE w JONES, of
Dorchester county, to Miss SARAH ANN
PEACOCK, Of Calvert county.
On the 22nd lust, by the Revi Mr.
DcWolf. JOHN q. THOMPSON 10 Miss
JANE VI. HARDEN, both of this coln-
~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

Mono EpuCATIoN-IIon. H, G. s.
Key, of our village, has rendered, VIC
learn, to Capt Lawrence, of the Freed
mans Bureau, lot of ground near Leon
ardtown on which to erect a school hous c
for negro children. The kind offer of Mr.
Key was promptly and gratefully accepted
bY Capt Lawrence who Immediately pro-
cured tho necessary lumber for the build
ing, and it is now expected that the school
will be opened by September.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby forcwarnsd
IA from trcSspnsarg in any manner
upon the Farm called "Chickahominy,"
on hich | now reside. persous disrc-
yariing this notice will have the law
strictly enforced against them.
ROBT Ii IlEKDERT
june II, lobI-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Farmers and Drovers' Hotel.
Near the Nary Yard Bridge,
UNION TOWN, d. G.

IEIE undersigned respectfully informs his
L friends and the public. that he is now
prepared to accommodate travellers general
ly-havipg large STABLE and STOCK
YARD attached for the convenience of Ira
vcllers. and Drovcrs, and having heretofuro
rccciI ed y liberal patronage from tho lower
he feels assured that long expert
cucc, combined with attentive walters, riliA-
ble ostlcrS AMI moderate charges, " Ill obtain
for hila "A Continuance OF the same.
ROBERT + MARTIN
Froprietor.
June -, lS11-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

HARVEST Our farmers had generally
made their arrangements to commence har-
vcstng on Monday last, but up to present
writing, owing to the hcavy rains that
have fallen and the continued threatening
aspect Of the weather, they have not been
able to make beginning. 1t is apprchen
dcd that the close murky condition of the
atmosphere at present prevailing in tho
county will prove highly injurious to all
wheat not perfectly matured, and unfortu-
nately there is quite large quantity of it
.till in sap, tho wheat crop generally this
ycaS ripcning very irregularly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
In the Circui: Court for st Mary's County.

In the Clrcui: Court for st KAry's County.
DI virtue Of authority vested il, me as Clerk
y Of the Circuit Court for ST Mays county,
by the Code Of Public General Laws ,f
'his state, 1t is hereby ordered, that the
Audlor'a Reports A b ~ e., filed in
this case, b. ratified and confirmed, un-
less clnsc TO the CONTRARY be shown on
or before the first Monday of August
rcxr; provided copy OF this order be pub
Iishcd n the st. .Mrry's G,z'.ttc once a wcok
for three successive weeks prior to tho first
Nonday oi .Iu9ust next.
JNO A CAVALIER. CTk
True copY-Test
JNO \ CA MAILER. Crk
June 20, l867-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
PART Of WEST ST HARYS,
containing
3Sj acres,

and good out buildings upon this estate
all of which are cligIbly located.
About one half of this land is arabic,
and the residue is well set in fine timber,
which. from It's proximity to navlgable
water, would prove exceedingly valuable
in cord wood, fence timber, &c.
The premises arc well wa;ered, and
there are two fine Meadows upon this es
tate.
The soil of the land is excellent, and
adapted to the growth Of all the staple
products of this section Of the State. Th>
arabic land is in Il fair state ci cultivation
and Improvement
This estate adions Porto Bcllo, and is
equally as cligibly and beautifully located.
1t is remarkably healthy, and the sur
rounding estates are occunied by a pleas
apt. social and intelligent people.
The terms Of sale. as prcscrinei byGthc
decree, are One third of the purchase
money in cash on the day of safe, aud the
residue in equal install mems at on" and fw"
years credit 1.-The purchaser t" gNc bonds
for the deferred payments, With security 10
be approved by the Trustees, and to bear
interest from the day Of sale
When all the purchase money shall be
paid the Trustee will execute a deed TO the
purchaser, free, clear and discharged from
all claims of the parties to this suit and /
those claiming under them
&c COMES,
JASS DOWNS,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

and 1t impressed us, that 10y referring t'
them in advance, ncglcctfui patrons migh
be reminded that we need nov moro thar
ever substantive assistance at their hands
Nojoquo.
This is the title of a new work on the
subject Of the everlasting negro. It's au-
thor is II inton Rowcn Helper, and should
our readers have forgotten who olr. Hell
nor Is. we would inform them, that he Is
the author Of the 'Impcnding Crisis ana
ono of the head devils in getting up the
crusade against slavery which eliminated
in the late civil war. Nojoluo and the
Impending Crisis, however, are written
from directly opposite stand-polnts In
the present work of Mr.. Helper, he advo-
Gates the absolute and eternal separation
OF the white and black races Oh this CONT
ncnt. The mode he recommends to effect
this is, to give the negroes. indeed all non
whites, formal notice to quit the country
by the 4th of July, 1876. llo does Lot
say so in direct terms, but he plainly init
mates that, should there DC any great dlf-
fculty in eilccting the removal of the ne
croes or should it be found impractlcable,
it will become the duty Of the whites to IN
aucurate a scheme for their eztcrmlnation
"Wo should so far yield" says Mr.. Hell
rer. "to the evident designs and purposes
of Providence, rs to be both wiling and
anxious to rec the negroes, like the In
dians ard ell other cfiotc ard dingy y-hucd
races, gradually cxtcrminated from the
face of the whole earth ~ Mr.. Helper
proceeds to Justify this conclnnon By at
tempting to prove, frat that the negro, as
compared with the white man, Is very
different creature, both in mind and body,
and that this difference Is natural, con
spouous and permanent lie quotes Gu
vicr to show, that the negro is tho most
degraded Of the races of men, that his
form approaches the nearest to those OF the
o,J ,,ot h;s ;ut.lloct ~ in
capable Of systematic knowledge. Morton
:. .,,;3 r,dcr contribution to establish
,,, rl,r,Gtv of r,ccs and 10 unset
the dogma that the human race has sprung
from 4 SINGLE pair and vas the result OF Il
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10, ,rJ cannot ,c,,unt for III, wnlc and
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Tt-iNTED.

M ANTED a F,tRN Of 4 hundred
w aud fifty TO three hundred acres
near Lconardtown and close to navirable
water, church and school. State qnnlit,
of land, character of improvements aud
condition Of soil Address.
JOHN DEHAN,
Dover,
Delaware.
June - 1867 = 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

TUSVVPS.
The Trustees arc authorized to sell the
above land at private sale on any day be-
fore the day of sale.
June 81. 1S6T-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
DtrcIfing,

~
and good out buildings upon them.
They are well timbcrcd, are in fair
state Of cultivation and Improvement and
have some Of the finest
MEADOW ILAWIg
in the county upon them.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the
decree, are One third Of the purchase
money IN cash on the day OF sale. ard the
balance in c4ual insralments, at Que ana
two years credit The deferred payments
10 be secured to the satisfaction Of the
Tlu>tc-s a.l = lca: int rcst from the day
# sale.
When all the purchase money ehal h,
paid the Trustees will execute a'dcci 10 the
pu chaser. free, clear ana discharged from
all claims of the parties to this suit aud Of
those claiming uudcr Them
X G COMBS,
JAS 5 DOWNS,
Trustees
/ Juuc y, IS67-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
Trustees Sale
OF
REAL, STATE

RY virtue of a decree Of the Circuis
- Court for Saint Mnry's county, SIT
ting as Court Of Equity, passed III cause
in Which !Ienry Jor cs is C' mrlajnant and
William Morgan ia Defendant aud boar
ing date Of the l9;h day Of March, 1867,
the undersigned. a. Trustees. will offer ut
public sale. at tho Court House door in
Lconardtown. on
tuesday, the 2;}"d day of July,
1867,
bctwcrn the hours Of IL o'clock, a m.
ana ) o'clock, p M, Tie following proper
ty to wit
The tracts or parcels of land called and
known as
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27
R.iTIE'iC1TIO.N. NOTICE.

In the matter of the Petition Of Luke w b
llutchins, an Insolycnt Petitioner.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

ns prescribed |
third of the
tho day Of sal
instnlu,euts. Il
the furrha
- bonds. for tai
security tp II
aud 10 hear \
" sale.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

June 20,'1I
The .Ndhr1
A. ntorr GueCNr
for four We k.
made intfc v.
Sale and cu1
iyi I-yAt-i, l
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

nrc arsllc
w utNl' Nh
~fvc,and prot
ii lnJ pend
,ghtageh aNo
chhhclfH nr
creeks, biudi
- OF these oeia
cclIent dcruS
IL season. IN
WILD FON
Urcn the
other trnct il
finer iuduceI
capital than
a good aud
healthy. has
vcnicnt TO H
and prodrcc |
either by st,
smallest Io-e
five miles Of
only about II
proposed Wa
Eaii Road.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

ihey hhht
SEPARATELY.
natural adv
the i'atuxcl
On SEQ
able FR.i
UOt tSE,
BARNS. q
ON "I,urdc,d
These Ian!
--of fine rnil y
permanent y
They nrc
" hsrf, at v
E,lIinorc, t
least ten mo-
he soil 1
ci 10 the c
aud there i
PEE OKtI
now planted
They lie c
posiis pf thu
hundred Aho,
"drd or plant
Fi-h Of cV
tho surround
wife Fishery !
has bcema y
/ thc pas, ."vrI
= Al"ut Ghd
" lA,,l are ii
SPINE TlMi|
EAcc will 4
a. Goin tide wal
r The rcaI!i}
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-06-27

june -, 1S61-ts.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
TEMPERANCE IN CORTLAND COUNTY.

TO nt Editor or Inc Irt0pHe
SIR: An enthusiastic meeting of the Cortland
County Temperance Society was held in the Court House
at Cortandville yesterday. Resolutions were adopted
pledgng the friends OF temperance to vote for no candi
date County Judge In November who fayors the is;
suing OF licenses Cor the sale Of liquors. and declaring
the duty of the friends Of temperance to attend primary
nominating meetings and town caucuses and 20 support
no candidates but reliable Temperance men for Office
committee OF five, the Rev. DR.. Holbrook OF Homer,
chairman was appointed to arrange with Dr Charles
and direct his movements A committee, N Hitchcock,
chairman, was appointed TO call County Temperance
Convention TO nominate candidate for County Judge in
case the political parties do not in due time offer who
is opposed TO licenses fer sutTaRes. delegation
was appointed TO attend the meeting Of the State Tenn
peranco Society at Homer in October and vote was
passed inviting the Hon. Horace Greeley 20 DO present
and speak The State Society is to meet Homer the
22d aud of October and the last day sto be devoted to
a mass meeting, and large gathering and distinguished
speakers expected It's understood that the County
can carried with proper efforts in opposition TO license,
the County Judge having the discretion TO grant ohot,
through Excise Commissioners appointed by him. There
is much interest being awakened ON the subject
Aug. IA 1867. CORTLAND COUNTY
New-York tribune., 1867-08-19
An English paper gives the following sample

An English paper gives the following sample
OF the romance OF war Isabella Alder, aged o. wh0h
been for i've years unsuccessful candidate for ad-
mission 10 the Cambridge Asylum for Soldiers WdoSs
tells the following story: Her father served IN the yn
Foot during the Pennsuar war; and she sent home
from the seat OF war 1874 to be educated at the Duk
OF York's School Two OF, her brothers were Killed az
Waterloo she married sergeant OF the 18TH nSoln
Irish Regiment, and all four OF her sons have fallen
the service OF their countrytwo in the 5lst Foot one
the 9TH Foot and in the 55th Foot. One was KILLED AZ
Rango0n, sabered in the Crilnea, aud TWO died ~
India, leaving her in the deepest poverty.
The visit of the Empress Eugene to Queen
Victoria at Osborne made in!amost perfect seceG ~
The little steam yacht Refine HoenSe bore her across @
Channel shortly after midnight and early IN the mo.s T
touched at SOuthsea Portsmouth, where tne %sy %
press landed walked awhile the pier, and then qug ~
stroed to the hotel and got breakfast she was 0 t
cognised at first, but the news OF her arrival sOv hs
brted about aud the Mayor Of Portsmouth ordered 'S
French standard 10 DO hosted That frightened her a
again and she returned TO the yacht and steamed We
on 10 Cowes reaching Osborne House before queen
toria knew her arrival The Queen received her
I'm a most aifectionate manner suite OF aparrIosa
Immediately opening on the terrace, and conpl
bedroom dressln groom, and sitngToom had been D
up for her use The visit lasted only two days, ana uR.
much OF the time the royal party were drys OF Nv
ing out OF doors. The Empress returned u the sA"'
obtrusiys way W whlol sle had GONE,