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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13
Meeting of the Harrison County
Temperance Society.

The Society met according to ajourn-
ment, in the Presbyterian Church, Caliz
on Thursday evening 7th, inst. The meet
ing was opened with prayer hy Rev.
Meloy, arter which the minutes of the
previous meeting were read and approved,
There being no business before the Society,
Rev. Meloy, as previously announced enter
tanned the audience with an address, of
more than common interest. After the
address a committee of six ladies was ap
pointed to obtain signatures to the pledge
90 nan,ca being added, making 1863 in all -
The next meeting of the Society will be
held in the NJ. r. Church Cadiz, on Thurs
day evening, March 2lst. Rev. Pittenger
to address the meeting. Oa motion the
Society adjourned.
+ ...- G. WARFEL Pres.
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NEw RoAp LAw.-The Legislature OF
Ohio at the present session passed new
law Relating to Roads aud sHighFsys.
This law completely changes the old system
Of working the Roads IL does away with
Road Supervisors, and gives the township
Trustees the complete care and supervision
Of the roads in their RESPECTIVE Townships
and auihorises them to employ or enter into
contract With any suitable person or persons
to open. make, repair, OF improve the roads
within their respective Townships. All
able.bodied male persons, and all male per-
soiis able to procure the labor, between twen-
cy-one aud forty-fss ycais of age; excapt
pensioners Of the United States aid those
permanently disabled IN the military service
Of the United States, shall perform or cause
I'd be performed, two days labor on the
roads, or, in lieu thereof pay Two dollars to
the Township Trustees or to the person by
them employed to work the roaLs. The
County Commissioners are authorized to
levy, each ycar-in some Counties-not les,
than two cents on the the $iO0 Of taxable
property and not more than twenty cents
on the 800, not more than one-half OF
which may be sct apart by theiii for bridge
purposes, and the balance to be paid to the
Township Trustees of the Townships in
which said tax is collected, for road purpos-
es. And if this levy shall not be sufficient
to keep the roads in repair, the Trustees are
authorized to make an additional levy fol
their respective Townships not exceeding
fifteen cents on the sl0O of taxable proper.
ty. The party contrs citing to keep up road.
&C., is to be charged with all labor worked
on the roads and all moneys collected in lieu
of the two days labor, and he is to be paid
in money. nn settlement with the Trustees,
the difference between the amount SO re.
ceived and the amount for which he con.
tracted to keep the roads in repair, &c.
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sg The Presbyterian Congregation at
Barnesvilc, tclm4nt county. gave tbe fam
lily Of their pastor, Rev, J. ?. Caldwell, a
surprise party, OF the 5tb. He and his
family received over $2oo.D Go worth OF
presents on the occasion.
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E1" A YOU'VE LADY returning to
her country home, after a soiourn Of few
months In the city, was hardly recognized
by her friends. IN place Of coarse, rustic
flushed face, she had q soft ruby complexion
Of almost marble sntoothness, and Instead
of twenty three she really appeared but
eighteen, Upon inquiry At to the cause Of 40
great a change, shs plainly them that she
used the Circassian BainS, and ednsid.
cred IL an invaluable acquisition to any
Lady's toilet. BY it's Use any Lady or
Gentlemen can improve their personal ap-
pearanse an hundred fold. !. n is simple III
it's combination, as Nature herselfis simple,
yet unsurpassed in its efficacy IN drawing
Impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
beautifying the skin and complexion. BY
it's direct action on the article ii draws from,
II all It's, impurities. kindly healing the
anne, and leaving the surface as nature in =
tended II should be, clear, soft, smooth and
beauiiful.s Price 81, sent by Mail or Ex.
press. on receipt Of an order by w. l.,
no, 8 West Layetts ST., Syracuse, n. Y.
Tho only Amcrican Agent for the sole OF
the same.
! Feb n, tS5Tjy.
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~ The .Tuscarswes Chronicle advocates
she numbering Of the 'houses'of New Phil
sdelphia. The Chronicle Office should have
about ten'numbcrs on its door, to crafty
she conceit Of its ,''live' with corruption)
editor.
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Green App,es wanted.

Thomas Mcbride, at the Sherman House
Cadis, will pay the highest market price
tor one kindred bushels Of Green Apples. -
Those having Apples can sell them to advan-
tage ~ calling on Mr.. Mcbride.
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S@-We are indebted to Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Bullock for some nice dres-ed
Chickens. They know the weakness of
editors and preachers. Such presents arc
always appreciated. Many thanks. kind
friends.
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Attention ArCberf

The Democracy of Archer township are
requested to meet at the house. .ot Isaac
Hoobler, in said township, on SATURDAY
MARCH %, 1866, at one o'clock Z. NJ.
ofSsaid day, to nominate Township Ticket,
to be supported at the ensuing Spring
election. Let there be a general turnout.
BY ORDER,
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SHERIFF's SALE.

Nathan L. Mcarsw, Harrison County
VS.. \ Stotao ~ nhi,'
Jas. l.. wilkirs etals SUSIE vi on"'
In obedience TO a command Of an order
Of Sale, issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas ot said County. to me directed, will
expose to sale at public auction,
On the 9Th day OF April, 1867,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. NJ. and
4 o'clock P. NJ, of said day, at. the Conrt
House in said County, the. following real
estate; to wit: Situated in the town of Bow
ersville, Harrison County, Ohio, and in the
Steubenville Land District; and distifgtish-
ed on the town plot of the plot of
Bowersville aforesaid, by Lots Nos. thirteen
(l3), fourteen Q4), fifteen (l5), sixteen (l8),
ninety-five (95), fifty>seven t57), and also
the following tract of Land lying between
the above described premises and Rail-
road and Station House, and including that
tract of land knows as the Hog Lot to the
Steam Mills, and also of town Lot No. 90,
and bounded on the Northwest by the
board fence of the Station House lot, and
said property is the same known as the
Steam Mills of the said town of Bowers
vile; also the coal privilege belonging To
the said Steam Mills, supposed to contain
five acres more or less.
Terms cash-or in payments to suit pur-
chasers, to be agreed upon an the day of
Sale.
... J. Z. McPECK, Sheriff.
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'Af.I.oxt.'

Notwithstanding theils8f tariff on Wool
ems which is now "a law, and which the
reader will fiaa in this'week's paper. Brillef
will sell CicthTng until ,heidst Of April al
cost. Now is to time, to buyclo,hang which
will soon advance in price. ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

ReE, ,Heslth knocks, at least, ,st'the door
Iof every IhgaBd if.tbe door be- opened and
the remedies offered sRoBAcK's BLOOD
PrLLs, ..Sro5sAcH BastEss and BIooD
t'ukigiEa are invitodiu, along lifs Of heasth b
aud increased Happiness will 'bcths tesalt,
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sA- -Clendening h Bro, oi Fresrort, offer
fne farm for sale See advertisement.
The terms uron which It IL offered are as
easy as xny one conil desire.
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neB-With in tho memory of the oldest
inhabitant' the roads have not been known
to have been in as bad condition as they are
vt this time. Travelling in vehicles is almost
entirely suspended.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

We urge Upon the Democracy Of Harrison
County the Importance Of the coming
Spring elections. Every man should be at
his rosti and give his inHuence oil the
right side in the preliminary skirmish which
will be the commencement of the last contest
for liberty in the North American continent.
To the Democracy alone belofgs that feel
ing Of friendship and amity-of freedom
and Constitutional Liberty, which will
unite and restore the Union Of the States,
which are How theatened with outrage and
destruction by the most revolutionary party
which has had control of our Government.
We arc pleased to make the following
tnrotincetieHts Of Township Meetings, and
we hope others may move before our next
issue:
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How to be "a Republican.

Take counsil of your passions, prejudices
and errors, and bid reason hold her tongue.
This is never failing receipt. 1t is the
way in which Republicans are made.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

ssA-Jarret Davis, ''inaictea for murder in
the Carroll County Court, wesiconvicted Of
1nanslaugh.er, and sentenced to the Pesi.
Tertiary for one year.
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TO PURCHASE.

A Farm of about so acres, with Stock,
consisting of team, 2 or Cows, and Farm :
faili-p sprinr. Must be within the vicinity
OF Cadiz, Ohio, (within 2or miles.)
Any person having such place for Sale,
can address, stating terms, (which must be
reaso .Iable) 10 Edwin English, care Of c. {;
Mellor, 81 Wood Street Pittsburgh Pa.
Fab 10-J,no.
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AocfpENr. A locomotive, attached to q
freight train ON tie p. G. h C. r. R., blew
up ae Skelly's station on last THURSDAY
evening, killing the Engineer. No other
person was seriously injured.
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GERMAN TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy of BOLD German" will
hold meeting st .Cadiz Junction, on
SATURDAY MARCH 23, 1867, for the
purpose of nominating Township Ticket
for the enstihg Spring election.
BY ORDER
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

s&-Iion. John A. Singham declines
being candidate fgreG overnor on che Rad
ical Ticket.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-03-13

ear The Mayor of Cadi2 talks Of increas
ing the police force soor.
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March l3, 3-mo.
FOR SALE!
DHvORCE NOTICE.

:, AAVOkCE NO1ACE.
DONALD NJ. BARGER, formerly of
Harrison County, Ohio, but now of Nevada,
will take notice that Amanda Barger on the
9th day of February, 1867. filed petition
against him in the Court of Common Pleas
of Harrison County. Ohio, which petition
is now pending, and will he for hearing at
the Nav Term Of said court, 1867 The pc
tition asks for divorce from said Donald
M. Barger, on the grounds Of .wilful alb
sence and gross neglect Of duty; also asks a
decree for alimony and the custody of her
children by him.
You can appear at the May Term, 1867, oi
said Court and answer said petition.
]. NJ. ESTEP,
Mar .l3, lS67-8w. Atty for Petitioner
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ay~Sheriif McPeck offers some valuable
property at Bowcrston for sale. See ad-
vertisement.
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WARPs AND FILLING YARNS

II A N j LO ON 8.
The largest and best selected stock Of Coz
ton and Woolen Warps, and Woolen and
Linen Filling Yarns in the West, which We
offer at prices below all competition.
GREENWOOD LOOM CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pr6prietors and Manufacturers of Mems
halls Improved Open-Shed 'Hand-T,ooni,
office corner Of Sis th and Vine streets.
Dec. IL, 6. mo. +'
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QREENR TOWNSHIP.

The Democracy Of dr enc Township will
meet at the tistial place of holding elections,
on SATURDAY MACH l6, 1867, at 2
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of nomina-
ting Township Ticket for the ensuing
election and transact such other business
as may come before the meeting
BY ORDDR
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skysWe are e'indebted to Hons. Jno. A.
Bingham and 4ngram CLARK, for valuable
public documents.
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-&aThe Commissioners Of Harrison CO.
were in session last week.
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M A sR r I Fl d

M A R r I Fl y.
On the fth inst. at the home of the Bride
in Moorefield township, by Rev. T. II.
Crawford, Mr.. JOHN +. JOHNSON, and
Miss AbMEDA MOORE.
On the 7th inst. at the residehce Of the
BRIDES mother, bv Rev. J. Day. AARON
II. CARTER and SARAH MCBRIDE, all
Of Harrison Co. Ohio.
On the 10Th ult., oy Rev. II. Neff. Mr..
DANIEL MASH, and Mrs. BELINDA
ElCHEY, all Of Fairviewi Harrison county
Ohio.
At Lewis Mills Belmont county, on
Tuesday evening FEBRUARY 9th, by DR..
Drummond, of Barnsville, Mr.. w. A.
FUNr, Of Washington City d. c. Miss
AMANDA J. LEWIS.
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u. DONAHUE,
Fs DUN AH u Es
a TT o II N 4 " A II T. A w.
SO CHESTNUT ST., BET. 4TH AND 9TH,
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.
Nor & ,R=-Iyr
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neA The Court House is undergoing re
s,;n
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TnE railroad debt Of the township oi
SteubenviIle is. at the present writing.
$4,000. Ths original debt was sl00,001.
Eleven thousand dollars, Sith Interest, has
been paid of. 90 >
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.sFcae.3t
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08
RadicnIism Weighed I'm tho
balance and found Wanting.

The country is now in that state of mind,
and brought to that mind, by tho tide OF
radicalism which had overturned and tram
pied under foot, us things Of no value the
constitutional guarantees Of public liberty,
in which the attention Of men is arrested,
and the finn spirit Of change and reforma-
ton taken possession Of their hearts Even
Ralicalisln feels in it, bones that this IA 60,
and apprehends its own fate and destitution.
The elections in Maryland last fall, and re.
cen'lyin Connecticut and Maryland, are the
occasions Of this manifestation of the public
mind The truth Of this is proved by the
comments of the Radical press all over the
country on the Democratic Conservative vic
tories. Hear some Of them. They are pan
ic stricken. They seem to see the army of
liberty in the air fighting against them. The
Providence journal says: the schemes of
Congress ARE enough to ruin any party"
ihe North Ame,tcan says; its party are 60
ing too fast. " The New York Commercial
says: 'the moral to be letuccd is that Rad.
icalism has used up Republcanism in Con-
necticut.' The Nation says, negro suf.
iragc defeated Radicalism in Connecticut,
and such a defeat on such an issue is better
than success. The Hartford Tines says
the leading papers in Connecticut arc cry
ing out, I'VE have gone too far" Radical
ism has alarmed, aroused and cxasper-
ated the country, and the hosts of the dem
ocra,ic conservatives are organizing for
forward and triumphantmoyemen,osrefo
Raaica!ism has been weighed in the balance
and found wanting, and the people are deter
mined to a'ate tic erR .hoiM'd Comiy
Demccynt.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

WHAT OUGHT TO BE DONE,

Now is the time, says the World to pre-.
pare for the great Presidential contest of
1868. upon the rcsul, Of which depends ciy
il Liberty in this county. Ii i. to settle the
question whether we are TO be governed by
the Constitution and laws or by the whins
and caprice Of an irresponsible majority Of n
Rump Congress. 1t il to determine, more
than any other election thai has preceded it,
Tor or against the representative conse.tu-
tional government established by the heroes
and sagcs Of the Revolution. It's to dete; >
iuine whether we shall be great, powerful,
free, and prosperous nation, governed by
wise and humane laws, or whether the cOun-
try is to be torn to pieces BY faction and vio-
lenas, and finally to end IN despotism. II
the country is to be redeemed from its pres
.n. downward tendency, il must be done
through the principles and the sway OF the
Democratic party, This il matter that
vitaily concerns usall We are all alike i'll
4ere.ted. We cannut escape its conseQnen-
ces, however we may neglect our duties. -
Zach and every Democrat has duty to per-
form, and in no other way can 90 much good
he accomplished as By the timely diffusion Of
sound Democratic newspapers. Every Dem
ocrat should constitute himself comm ;ttee
Of one for that purpose. Pot them on the
cross roads put them in the families Of the
poor, and In the hands Of moderate Repul-
licans. Get up subscriptions among Demo
Gratis who are able and willing to contribute
for gratuitous circulation. Democrats have
f.iled in their duty IN this respect. Our op-
poncn!s circulate Eve papers to our one. -
They appeal to mems passions; Democrats
appeal 70 their reason and their patrotism.
Our opponents are chiefly held together by
lust Of power and public plunder we are
united upon the great and tried principles
Of civil and religious liberty. Their history
is, enc Of strife, bloodshed, diiunion, bank.
ruptcy, and widespread national culamities
whilst ours is Il histor. Of ls.ora-tkau half
century Of national happiness and prospcri.
ty mexamp!ed in the history of any other
nation or people in modern times. Demo
crats! if you will but deserve success, you
will be victorious Our Democratic friends
III Connecticut have done their duty, and
they have ncb!y tr:rmphed. q, ework end
DO likewise
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08
b | L y

In Bloomsbury, on Friday, May Sd 1867,
at the residence of his father, ELI r..
BARKIEY, aged 25 years, months and
I days
The deceased departed this life after a
lingering illness; bearing his sufferin: with
Il great deal Of iortitudc. He was young
man Of more tLan ordinary intelligence,
possessing kind and generous disposition
and good heart. With or industrious, wor-
thy and exemplary young men, he ranked
among the highest. He was the third and
youngest brother Of our present County Su-
inteadent, c. G. Barley, Esq. His re-
mains were followed to their quiet resting
place, by large colooursc Of relatives
friends and acquain!anccs, aud we're in
tered in the Cemetery. Peace to his ashes
On Thursday evening, the 25th ult., in
Hemlock Township, CT arine Reese, aged
= wears, g months and 20 days.
IN Ml; P'ra'ar: Township, on the End
irs', "laam Fa;:ua7, aged rs years,
. r.- n.cc- 3,-iaye.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08
Eegrces in Cars.

II a white man unaccompanied by lady,
mo matter how much Ct geullemen he
may be, attempts to enter railroad car
devoted to ladies and their escorts, he is
stopped by the conductor or brakesman and
sent into car devoted exclusively to men
Remonstrance is useless, and there is no
rule or law by which he can compel cor
ductor to allow him to choose car and a
aea. for himself. On the other hand, it u
negro, Wnaeoonpanicd by negress mo
matterhow dirty, hideous, or ill-behayed he
may be-, offers to get into the ladies' car,
the conductor and brakesmcn are bound by
the law passed by the Radicals Of the Cam
eron Legislature to allow him to dc so. IF
.2ey 10, not, both they and the officers of
the railroad company by whom they are
employed will be liable TO prosecution, fine
and imprisonment. Is this iegro equalitys2
'Noi it is more; for, under that law the
white man has not the same privileges az
buck negro. Any hc-darkey can enter the
ladies car and force himself into TIE same
seat with white lady, and no one, a. the
iiik Of Enc and imprisonment, can prevent
him; but no white man can so much as en-
ter lhc car For all these blessings, good
ladies and gentlemen Of Pennsylvania, you
are indebted TO the Radicals of the Legisla.
ture, who parsed the bill and to John W.
deary, who signed it, Den. you feel
:hank:l! 20 them?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

tteyeHs and Summer vs.. white

Thai. Stevens has written letter to the
notorious Joe ScovelIc," Of New Jersey,
in which he says New Jersey would dis
grace her sister States, should she leave tn"
word white in her constitution. Mr.
Sumner, in a recent speech, says. ITO ny
mind, it is clear that constitution with the
word white is not republican in form. -
the discriminating wcrd should be expung.
ed" So tie position Of the negro party
now in power is, that all the sister States, !"
as originally organized, were disgrace
10 each other, and that the government Of
our country, as established by Washington
and the fathers, twas not republican in
form" 1t takes niggers to make a rcpub-
liz. White men alone ere not compctent.
Think Of this, 0 Sc deAded whSe men,
who vent into the late war ''to save the
Cnion!' Such is the party for whose glory
you have been shedding blood You have
taken up arms to help to oyerh; ow the
government Of Washington. You have
bcen fighting for party which pronounces
that government a disgrace" and mot
republican in FORM" You have been mur.
deriny your own race 10 put Negroes in their
pJccs
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HaHH - : :
II A r Il | 1. u

On the 9TH Of September last, in Miles
burg, by Rev. Joseph Adams, ilr. Joe. W.
Furey e'litor Of the Clinton Democrot to
Miss Mary McCulley, of Bclle.onte.
On the 2sth inst, by T. K. Krickbauu,
Esq, Mr.. AithurD. sHcddcn, of Paramount
Township. Luzcrne County. to Miss Harriet
\. Seward, Of Sugarloaf Township, Colum-
ba County;
In Orangevillc, On TIE eth ult., by the
Rev. n. Spear, Mr.. William Unangst, Of
Fishingcrcck Township, to Miss Lizzie Baily,
Of the former place.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

pD" Over-exertion, either Of body or
mind, produces debility and disease. The
usual remedy is to take some stimulant, the
effect OF which is the same as giving a tired
horse the whip instead Of oats. The true
way.is to fortify the system with q perma.
nsnt tonic like the Peruvian Syrup, Ia pro.
toxids Of iron,) which gives strength. aud
vigor to the whole system.