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str W. Whilldin, Rggans. Baltimore, J. d. Ruof.
Str ] s. Ide. Webb. Baltimore. % 40.
Of barges, W. P. Clyde & Go.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
schr 4; Magee, Barnes, II days from Trinidad with
schr Frank and Emily, Colby. from Calais, with
lumber to T. P. Calvin d Co.
with grain al 4 to j. Z. BeWIey & Co u' 'rO OAniuen'
schT q p McColiey, PIr6oEough, day from Cam
Steamer ' WhiIdin RggSPs R0 ia hours from Batl-
with mdse TO ": F. Clyde & co. ~ NV -
to SSPR5 Inc SS P araa @ nss %
painted ports, and a barquentine' both at anchor
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow Of baTges to W. P. Clyde& Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Tonawanda. Jennings, hence, at SaVan-
Barque Merrlmac, Marshall, from Messna for Phila-
dephia, was repairing at Gibraltar 9Th inst.
Brig American Union, Smith, hence at Salem gath
Brig II. G. Brooks, Mclean, hence, at FAN River
schr Clara, Barrett for Lavacca, cleared at New
Schrs s. NJ Flanagan, Shaw, from Salem: L. Maull,
Buell.; Lavinia Jane Horton and II. s. Miller Ander-
son, from Boston, all Tor Philadelphia at Holmes
schr Mary, Hall. for Philadelphia, cleared at Bati-
schrs VIM. H. Mitchell Cole. and NJ. C. MoseIy,
Urann, hence, at Boston 25th inst.
for Phiadephia sailed ffcm Portsmouth 2Gt6 inst
schrs E; T: Hart art Hart, and ]. Hart I'd, Pearson
schrs G. Heyer, Poland. and M, W. Hupper Hupper.
for Philadelphla, cleared at Boston 25th inst.
Schrs O. W. Elwell Giles; NJ. Tilton, Fritznger; and
T. Clyde; scull. hence, at Salem Path inst.
Schrs ]. s. Shindler, Lee j Whitehouse, jones' and
]. M. Flanagan, Shaw, for Philadelphia sailed from
Salem 28d inst.
Schrs n. O. Paine. Doane @. G. Norris Arts; H. A.
Rogers Frambes; r. Francis Rich; W. Tlce, Tice III.
Tirrell. Higgins; War Eagle, Kelly; I. and N; Reed,
Steeman; J, Slusman Banks; G. Girdler Smith; L. B.
Wing Endicot T. Sinnckson, Dickson; Il. G. Glover,
IngersOl E. Peterson, English; ]. H. Bartlett Harris;
! O. s. Edwards, Candy: l. THOMPSON, Hand; and w.
! p. Phillips hence at Boston 2ith inst.
| Steamers Beverly, Pierce, and Anthracite Green,
! for Philadelphia. cleared at New York yesterday
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NelOs see First Page,
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
SUN RIsDs...........-....4'5l MOON RISES ..., ll7
SUN SETS. HIeH WATER..- g.5o
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
WILLIAM Q. KENT,
THOMAS Il. AsHldEAD, SMoNTHLY CoAuEITrHR.
CHARLES WHEELER,
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AWNINGS, WAGON COVERS, RAGS, Ers
II you want an extra Awning very cheap let on,
awning makers take the measure and make II from
lot Of 1900 hospital tents, lately purchased by us
many of which are entirely new, and OF the best u
OF ali KINDS, ETC. PpTKIN a CO.,
sssm Nos. SH and $50 North FRONT Street
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On Friday, August 2
VIII be sold at the Exchange. At IL o'clock the fol-
lowing Stocks and Loans
ON account of whom 1t may concern
5000 shares Latonia Coal Company. 1885,
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

rJNO LET-FIRsT FLOOR AND BASEMENT
i of store No. S22 CHEsNUT Street. Apply at
the Store 2 z64t#
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All that lot of ground situate at the northeast
corner of New Market and CRllowhill Streets con-
tanning in front on New Market street 20 feet, and
extending in depth 60 feet
The above are very valuable and desirable Building
Lots worthy the attention of capitalists, builo era
manufacturers, and others.
NJ THOMAS & SONS, Auotioneers,
z 7l36l820 q l39 and lAl South FOURTH Street,
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Sales OF Real Estate, Stocks, Loans etc. at Philar
delphia Exchange, every Friday at l2 O'Clock, noon.
Our sales advertised In all the daily and
of the weekly newspapers by separate handbills Of
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which Will be issued on Wednesday pre-
ceding each sale.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
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Registry of Births and Deaths.

The following is the synopsis Of an act pass
ed by the Legislature Of Ohio in March
last, to take effect and became law of the
State from and after the first day of July
next. 1T requires the Probate Judges of
the several courties to keep a record of the
births and deaths occurring in their several
counties; and makes it the duty of phvsici-
ans and professional mid wives to keep
register of the. births wherein they have
assisted, with the sex and color ofthe child.
and the residence of its parents. 1t also
requires that physicians, clergymen and
sections who cficiate eitherin The last iii.
ness, at-the death or at the burial of decea-
sed persons, and the time of their death.
1t makes 1t the duty also of the parties
above mentioned to report full and correctly
the births and deaths registered by them,
as above required, TO the Probate Judge of
the county every three months. on or before
the second Monday of Jaunary, April, July,
ana Cctober. OF each year. And it is ma @
the duty OF ine Probate Judge to record
the same within fifteen days after the rec lot,
thereof, and transmit on or before the first
Monday. of November, every year, an ab-
stract of his record to thr COMMISSIONER of
Statistics, in 'nch form "a that official may
dictate The record thus mi IL Is to b. ra.
celved IN any court as prtnld tdcie evidence
ut the facts therein stated; and shall be
open at all proper hours to the inspection
OF the public. And every person who shall
nlgl ct or refused to comply with the provi
sions OF the act, shall forfeit and paw for
each offence ten dollars, to be sued for and
rec svered in the name Of the. State of
OHIO. And the Probate Judges shall be
entitled to receive for services under this
act like fees as are charged for similar ser
vices ip other cases.
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-. The thnual Canvep ionhf the Ohio
Siste Sabbad School will be held 1T
Xenia. Ohio. on Wednesday and Thursday,
Jupe 18th and 18th. 1867. The Programme,
rs recommended BY the Executive Com
mittee. sill embrsce:-- i'e
DfSCUSSiON-f. The work of County
and Tnwnsbip Organizations, with prscti-
cal suggestions as to work Of their officers
2 How can the teaching Of the sabbath
school lie made Effective, and what is the
true place and value Of Teachers Institute
and Narmal Exercise2
+ 3. How can our Sunday School Scholars
be trained in regular habits Of attending the
service of the church,
Sunday School Books and Libraries. =
The Preparation and Teaching of a Bi.
ble Lesson for Senior Class.
Infant Glass Teaching.
The Conduct and Management of Sab
bath School. 80.
INQUIRY MEETING-What Is your
nt,~tnn az to future service in the Sab
bath School Work. q.
CHILDREN'S MEETINGS Thurs
day M6rning. the 18th, from 10 to II clock.
The principal topics will be introduced to
the Convention in Essays or Addresses NJ
l5 minutes in length. by practical Sunday
School Workers, and every effort will be
made to render the Convention, not only
profitable, bnt of great interest.
We,are engaged. in correspondence with
the Rail Roads of the State, and hope to
secure the usual hall fare accommodation.
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP, ASSOCIATIONS.
and Sunday Schools, are invited to send
Delegates, and it Is particularly desired that
the number and names Of delegates he sent
immediately to Wm. Allison Esq, Xenia,
Greene County, Ohio. 81.
Delegates on arriving at Xcnia. will re,
port at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, where Committee will be in
waiting to receive then I'll"
1t il expected that this Annual Meeting
Of our State Convention will he OF more
than ordinary interest. The ffnrts of the
past year have secured the organization of
nearly all the. Counties in the State, and as
consequence. the development of a warm
enthusiasm in the great work we represent
Let us come together, determined to
thoroughly unite the battalions of the great
Sunday School Army, and thus advance
the cause of Christ
Very truly yours.
CHARLES II. WOLFF, Pres. 81
b. FRANKLIN, Cor. Secretary.
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Lecture on England.

A verr large aal respectable audience
gathered at the M. E. Church on Thu. sday
evening to listen to lecture from Mr..
Williams on Eng'and. We cannot sav that
the lecture was entirely successful 1t was
evidently fine one, abonnding in the best
OF language, and glowing with poetry
Many of his descriptions were most exact
and vivid. He had gathered vast mass
of material into his lecture, but the delivery
was 80 defective as to render the whole
nearly worthless befhre a popular audi.
ence. His Book, which is really ono OF
the best we have ever seen on tho subject
may Re obtained at Hanna's.
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V CHANGE OF FIRM -Messrs. Brown &
Bro, the we'll known AMI popular Cloth.
ing Merchants Of Cadiz. have disposed of
their business and large stock Of goods to
TO Mr.. John s. Eagleson, Young man very
we'll known to many Of the people as an up
right young man, deserving the confidence
and patronage Of community. Messrs.
Brown u Bro. desire to recommend him to
all their frien lsto whom they return thanks
for favors bestowed, and ws will adj our
recommendation to thirs, When in need of
clothing call at Mr.. Eagleson's store, and
yoa will receive COOL gor Ia at low figures
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The Jewish Race.

The Hebrew National, new weekly
journal. published in London, gives some
interesting statistics of the Jewish race. II
says that there are now living about 5000.
600 lsraelites, about one-half of whom live
10 Enrore. There are now 100000 in
Russia; in Austria. 100000; in Prussia,
Isl 900, and IN all other parts of Germany.
$4,000; in France, about $4,000; in Switz.
erland, 5000; in Great Britain, about H.
600; in Syria and Aslatic Turkey, $4,000;
in Morocco and North Africa, 81 900; IN
East Asia, 50.S00 in America, ESQ 600; in
Belgium, 1900; in Denmark, 5000; in It.
ally, 3,OUO.
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AeUE, CHrLLs, or INTERMITTENT Frvpp
cured, or the money refunded, DR. Witt,s
!Ague Pills are entirely new medicine, and
having been tried in over 1900 of the We v
worst and Obstinate cases of Chills and
Fever, and not failed even in one case to
effeeta speedy cure, the proprietor guaran.
tees them to cure every case, even after ali
oLher medicines fail. Those suffering
should Immediately give them triai They
are warranted to cure. For sale bv DrnSy,
gists, or sent by mail on receipt of The nriee
VI. Address DR.. Witt, Box 6ll, Cincinnati.
Ohio.
May /, 1867, u
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PETERsoN's, MAGAZINE for June, is an
unusual fine number, even for this popular
and elegant magazine. The literary con-
tents maintain the high character of 'PE-
TERsoN.' That powerful story ''The
Long Journey" is finished, Mrs. Ann s.
Stephens fascinating novelet, Married by
Mistake" is continued. This is good
time to subscribe, for new volume begin,
with July, though back numbers from Jam
nary may also be had. if subscribers wish to
commence with the first of the year. '"Pe-
terson's' Is the cheapest of all the month
lies To single subscribers it is but 50 90
year. For $500 FIVE copies are sent,
with an extra copy to the person getting IN
the club. Address G. J. Peterson, 30G
Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Pa.
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A New CoUNTERTEIT FIFTY CENT Pos.
tai CURRENCY. A we'll execut~d counter
felt of the fifty cent postal currency is now
in extensive circulation. The engraving on
the face Of the note is excellent, even bet
ter than the genuine. The letter on the
diverse side are however, slightly blurred
The counterfeit can easily be detected by
comparing it with the genuine, being about
one eighth of an inch narrower, and the
gilt is also imperfect.
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~We are in receipt IF an Interesting
book from the publishing house of Beadle'
l. Co.; lis. William ST, N. Y, from the
pen Of Albert D. Richardson, giving a
tp"aph'c discription of the Territories of the
West. Mr.. Richardson accompanied Hor.
ace Greeley in his trip 10 the West, and
wa also with Sneaker Colfax across the
Continent. We derived great pleasure
from its perusal, m | recommend it to those
wishing work of this kind.
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100000 LBS. OF WDOL,

MTANTED AT THE New PHILADELPHIA
w Steam Woolen Mills, to- be manu-
iactured into Cassimeres, Satinets, FIannels.
and Blankets. =
Parties bringing wool to be manufactured
Will be required to furnish the followinr =
quantities: .
For yd. of Heavy noeskin Cassimara, "a
to Tbs Of clean fleece wool.
For vd. of Light Doeskin Cassimere II
to II lbs of c!enn fleece wool
For yd. of Double and Twist Cashmere
IL to lbs of clean fleece w0ol.
For | yd. of Heavy Satin4tt II lbs of clean
fleece or b Tab washed WOOL
For pair Blankets IL lbs of clean fleece
or 10 Tbs of Tub washed wool.
What is termed clean f1eecejwool will not
shrink over 40 per cent in Washing. I'm.
washed Spanish wool will shrink from IS to
70 per cent.
The above quantities of wool being fur.
.Jnhea .la we charge fpr manufacturing as
eISy higbt D0esfin Cashmere % cts per ydi
Double ond Twist a" 100 to l25 . -
neavy Satinets 90 TO 20
Fine Blankets s. 90 mar nair
Coarse Blankets 4O0
Carding, Spinning and
Keeling. is to 20 cts. per 10.
Roll Carding to -
Grease mnst be furnished or we will hav,,
to charge extra.
We have on hand q large stock of Cassi
meres Satinets, Flanr1els, Blankets, Skirts.
and Yarns of all descriptions. at reduced
prices for cash, OF i'll exchange for wool
"A hrstrate assortment of Fancy Yarns
always on hand.
WILLIAMS, BURY Il LAHMER.
New Philadelphia, May l5, '67,. 3mo.
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-6eSee card of ". II. Host. Real Estate.
Tax-paying and Collecting Agent. Hamil-
ton. Caldwell county Missouri Mr.. Host
is a young man ot fine business oualifica-
tions and is just suited fnr the business in
which he has embarked We will guaran.
tee that he will attend to all business en-
trusted to him. promptly, and in satistac-
tory manner There ain't a rleverer, young
man in the West than w. H. Host.
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ALLLOCKS POROUS pLAsTERs,

ALLLOCKS POROUS PLASTERs,
LAME BACK. ...,. E.
..,.~ NEW YoRE. Nov. 90. 1859.
T. ALLCoCK IL Co. Gentlemen: lately
suffered severely from weakness in nv
back Having heard your plasters much
recommended for cases of this kind. pro-
cured one, and the result was all could
desire. A single plaster cured me in
week. Yours respectfully,
J. G. BRIGGs,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.,
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, AND
LUMBAGO.
..a LYONS, N. Y, July 4, 1892.
MESsRs. ALLoocK 81 Co.-Please send IN
II dollars worth OF your plasters. They have
cured me of Il crick in my back, whicq has
troubled me for some tim ;, AMI now my
father is going to try them for difficulty
about his heart. L. Ii, SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green, No. 1863 Broadway, n Y, in
forms us he sold, on Monday, June 22nd,
1862 two plasters to a young woman suffer-
ing very severely from lumbago. On
Thursday she called to get two more fer
friend, and then stated how the two she had
purch ased on Monday had 'elieved her i'm
after putting them on, and CURED
HER IN TWO DAYS of amost distressing pain
IN her back and loins. Sold by all Drug
gists. -t.
Mayl5, lSG7-Imo,
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7 ATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

MRS. PoGUE'S Millinery Establish,
1edi. mens mas Just received another supply OF
Hats, Bonnets, fine French Flowers, Trim.
minis S, Hoop-sk,rts AMI Notions.
(, ISS- Altering and Bleachino done in the
best Of order. Thankful for past fayors.
she solicits share of public patronage. -
Kooms over Sharp d MeKinnie's Drup
Store y (NIav TX 1877 ~
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Very truly yours.
CHARLES H. WOLFF, Pres.
r FRANKLIN Cor S.cratarv

1@- Mr.. John Moore, of Greene town
ship, this county, lost valuable Cow a
few weeks since. The animal was insured
in the Hartford Live Stock Insurance Com.
pany (whose st,te,hant was published in
the Sentinel in the Snringl and we are glad
to state that he received the full amount
for which he hal insured in two weeks af
ter the death of the animal, through the
local agency of James Howard, Of Cadiz.
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TT S. TAXES.
OFFICIAL MOTTO E.
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
10TH DISTRICT OF OHIO

10TH DISTRICT OF OHIO,
NEW PHILADELPHIA, May 9th, '67.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern. that the lists. valuations. and
enumerat'ons made and taken by the. As
sistant Assessors'nf the 10th Collection Dis
trict of Ohio. consisting of the counties of
Belmont GUERNSEY, Harrison. Noble and
Tuscarawas, will remain open for the in
spection of all persons concerned. for the
period of ten days from and after the 22nd
day of Nav, 1864, at the Assessors Office of
said district, in New Philadelphia. Ohio, at
which time and place appeals will be re-
eeived and determined relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, ASSESS
ments or enumerations taken by the Assist
ant Assessors in said district, and returned
in the annual lists and all appeals to said
Assessor as aforesaid, shall be made in
writing and shall specify the particular
cause, matter or thing res Getting which a
decision is requested, and shall moreover
state the ground or principle of said COM
plant. JOHN SARGENT,
May Is, ls67-2t Assessor 10th. Dist. Ohio.
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IMPORTANT. --Msn who were drafted under
ths calls of February lst and March 14th,
1854, paid $500 Communication for one year,
and wore again drafted and compelled to
epser sbsseryiss o. furnish a substitute, are
Aphasd to . rssusp Of $500 from the
Eoyarppaent, 4 ,s9f ao !
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vvVO CONsUMPrHvES.


THE advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption anxious to
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy
of the prescription used free of chargeG,
with the dir ,ctions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Choughs
Colds, and all fhroat and Lung Affections.
The only object of tho advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to be"ett the af1iict-
cd, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be Invaluable. and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the preseriptio n, FREE, by
return mail, VIII please addresN
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May s, 1867 Tyr,
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1T is acknowledged by Physicians. Drug
gists, and every body else who have used
it, that DIR. Strirklaud's Cough Balsom will
cure Coughs, Colds, Esthma. and all dee
seRses of the Throat and Lungs, quicker
and better than anv other remedy known.
We would recommend our readers tn try
this great remedy, Knowing it to be A No i.
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fA-Could our friends not make make an
effort tn increase the circulation ofthe Sen
ttnel. When you come to Cadiz t., pay
your June taxes, see how many new sub
ccrib1rs you can bring us, y
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sfAThe New Philadelphia Woolen Mill
wishes 200 900 pounds of Harrison county
wool manufacture, Goods Of their man.
ufacture have high reputation where they
are used. See advertisement
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ATTENTION is callad to the advertisement
in another column, Of Madame Fl. A.
Perrigo. of 'Rnffa'o N. Y, the great As.
trologiSt and Clairvovant. Maaame P. can
be consulted hv Letter. on all affairs of life,
past, present and future.
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se4-The Pittsburgh Gnzette. a Radical
organ, charged and received full rates for
publishing the names of donors to South
'ern Relief fund. Such meanness is con-
temptible. :
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H3y- Beast Butler is in Cincinnati No u

EFB DtdNV DEV7HT Is TT OI1CI0NdII, as we
see by the following item
"A wi low lady in Cincinnati a boarding.
house keeper. who preferred keeping 81 900
in an old trunk in her room to depositins it
in savings bark. has just heen robbed of
her little hoard by boarder."
The beast would even roba a poor woman
who may have boarded all hor lite.
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'nA-The Singer Swing Machine is now
all tho go. Those who have used them say
they would have no other. McClelland,
the Merchant Tailoris Agent for Harrison
County.
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s6r Clark & R,m'ov hlye deci Ia lly the
best sto,k Of Watches, Clocks, Jawery and
Fancy Goods ever in Cadis. Their stock is
full and complete, and they challenge ex-
animation.
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s@rThere will be Concert given, under
the direction Of Prof. A. Aud, atAsbury
Chapel, Csdiz tr., on next Saturday even
ang, 18th inst. Admission--gents is cts.
Ladies 10 cts. ar4
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"a Don't fail to attend the Stereoptican
Exhibition tonight, at the Presbyterian
Church. One halt proceeds to go to Sab
beth Schools. l1
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- READ the advertisement Of Messrs. Ber-
ger, Shuts & Col, in another column, head
ed Afflicted, suffer no more. t.FNag
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t@-Conrt is still in session. B,1iness is
being pushed through at rapid rate.
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HS Five more agents wanted 70 sell
Lloyds map ofthe United States. Inquire
of Thomas j. Mcbride, at the Sherman
House, Cadiz.
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sA-See advertisement Of Lloyd's new
Map Of the United States. 1t is complete
to, March, 1867.
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n~Ths young men of Cadis arc organ
iking a Base Ball Club. H..
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tA-See notice of U. s. Assessor Sar-
gent in another column. ra
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n@-Sheriff AMI Dewey are receiving a
large stock Of IIu,nber from Michigan.
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ID 7 Il d..

In st. Louis. on the 7th inst. Miss RA-
oHEL McCLINTocK, daughter of Harriet
and the late w. N. McClintock, aged 10
years 8 months and 20 days.
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19-Kinsey is receiving more new goods.
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M A r r. 7 II d.

ON the 9th Inst.. by Pew. 7. r. Crawford,
EHh < sscgEogss %sgsE6g f ali 9 g siss sSs
Tp., In this County. IA
On the 9th mn, bv 8. G. Smith. Esq,
assisted hy ex Sheriff r. a. woodborne,
Postmaster J. Ramsey, and y. Grace. Esq,.
JAMES ,MhCAwEE, u Miss SIEVERY
Jones, all Of New Market, Harrison Co..
Ohio,