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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
RIO expire on the 3lst day of Jan. 1885,
IIV CA PII0 UfI OErO VH''e e'''J 0' 0''' 'I
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSURANCE DEPT, COLUMBUS, o.,
January 2B 1857

ITO expire on the 3lst day of Jan. 1852
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.
INSURANCE DEPT, COLUMBUS, o.,
January 70, 1867. J
Whereas. the Home Insurance Company,
located at New York, in the State of New
York, has filed in this office sworn state
ment of it's condition, as required by the
act .To regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated by the State of Ohio" passed
April8, 1856. and amended FEBRUARY y, looi
and the act ''To regulate Foreign Insurance
Companien," passed April s, 1866; and,
whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of an actual Capital of at least
Une Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
invested as required by said acts; and,
whereas, said Company has filled in this
Office IL written instrument under its cor~
porate seal, signed by tho President and
Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents oil said Company in This State TO ne
knowledge service of process, for and in
behalf of said Company according to the
terms of said act OF April s, 1866.
Now, therefore, in pursuant Of the acts
aforesaid, l, JAMES III. GOODMAN, Auditor
of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that aid
Home Insurance Company of New York is
authorized to transact the business of Fire
and Marine Insurance in this State until
the thirty rst day of January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
| In witness whereof, have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the seal of my
office to be affixed the day and year written
| above. JAS ii. GODMAN,
[sEAL.l Auditor OF State.
| By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
SAMUEL GEORGE, Agent at Cadiz.
CT. BOWER Agent at rippecanoe,
Feb. 4, lSN.3t.
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Beautiful AND TRUE.-In late article
in FTazar's Mdgozine, thas brief but bcauti-
1ul and true passage occurs:
Education does not commence with the
.alphabet-- begins with mothers love;
with fatber's smile of appreciation, or a
sign of reprods; with a sisters gentle tor
bearance; witt, a handful Of flowers IN Il
green and dainty meadow; with a bride g.
nest admired, but not touched; with creep
lug ants, and almost imperceptible comet:
with pleasant walks IA shady lanes, ano
with thoughts directed in sweet and kindly
tones and words to nature; to acts of ben
saevolence; to deeds Of virtue, and to The
scource of all goed-God himself
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EFT.-Philip Donahue, Esq, an attor-
ncy well known in Eastern Ohio. left Cadiz
last Wednesday morning for St. Louis, Mo
where he intends to locate and make his
future home. We are sincerely sorry to
part with friend Donahue. He is an able
lawyer and man of the first order Of abli-
ty, and will make his mark wherever he
may be. He is clever gentleman, and
carries with him the good wishes of the
whole people of this county, who join with
us in wishing him abundant success in his
new field Of labor. BY none will his loss
be more sincerely regretted than the Democ-
racy of Harrison county, for whom he has
battled like Roman for the past five years.
Through prosecutions which would have
appalled, an ordinary man, he walked calm
ly and SERENE and came out like gold tried
by fire. His voice was never sileut whcr
liberty and truth were on trial. A good
Democrat, good mana true friend an |
an nupright citizen, we wish him that success
which he so eminently deserves. -..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06

EcLIpsEs IN ls67-Thcre will be four
eclipses in the present year two of the
sun and two of the moon-but no remarka-
bic phenomena, An annular eclipse of the
sun, March 6, will be invisible in America.
1t will be seen, however, in Etrope, Asia
and Africa The ether eclipse of the sun,
August 90, will be total, but not visible in
the United States or in Europe. The South
Americans will have view of it. A par
tial eclipse of the moon, March 20, may be
witnessed from all parts Of the United
States. Throughout the North the time OF
its beginning will be about 2. 30 in the orn
ing, and it will end at about 81 o'clock. Ii
California and Oregon it will begin in the
evening of the 10Th. A partial eclipse o
the moon, Friday evening, September l3
will be visible in parts of the United States
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Equality.

There must be equality in the matter of
suffrage; it is the most senseless prejudice
that prompts discrimination on account of
color of the skin, or because one man has
hair on his head and the other has wool, y
cry the Radicals. But Suggest to these
equality praters that there should be equal
ity in tsxation--that no class or interest
should be exemptea-and they turn up the
white of their eyes in as much alarm as
though an overpowering force of South
ern rebels were about to pounce upon
them, and carry them into unending cap
tivity. Oh, re,y consistent advocates OF
equality are these Radical politicians.
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RoBAcKs BTrERs. 1t has long been
the aim of physicians to find combination
Of medicines having the requisite stimula
ting and tonic properties to relieve and cure
the common complaints of Billiousness
Liver disorders, Languor, Headache, Low
ness Of Spirits, Indigestion, Jaundice, Fever
and Ague, &C., which are the diseases Incl
dent to this clinate. The remedy has been
discovered by DR.. Roback, and in thous-
and o4 cases the merits of his Bitters have
besn proven in tho above complaints.
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gEss.We call attention to the Statement
of the Home Insurance Company. Of New
YorE. This is one Of the very best com
panies in America, as the figures in the
Statement, and a successful business OF
many years, will show. Every property
owner owes it to himself and his neighbors,
10 have sufficient insurance on his property,
and we checriully recommend the Home
10 their consideration. Samuel George is
their efficient Agent at Cadiz.
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About Time.

The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial from Washington asks very Sc
riousIy If it is not about time the Republi-
can organization were dissolved in view of
their present revolutionary schemes against
the stability Of our government. We think
ali liberty-loving citizens viii have no hesi-
fancy in answering the question in the affir-
motive. Surely no man attached to Union
principles can follow the Radical party any
farther.
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Died.


In MoorefieId Township, January 2ith,
of Diabetes. SAMU SL q. son of Linard ana
Mary Moore, in the 18th year of his age.
SAMMY was a pleasant and interes ing
boy; gentle and evenly in his temper, and
always amiable and genteel in his deport-
ment. His parents have our sympathy in
their bereavement.
"Hope looks beyond he bounds Of time,
Where what we now deplore,
Shall Use in full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no moro.
"Weep not for the early dead,
Sleeping in their narrow bed;
They are happier far than we,
However blessed we may be!
"Happv are they who die in youth,
Ere the fountains-springs of truth,
Have been sullied by the rains,
Leaving dark and deadly stains.
'.SAMMY is not dead but only sleeping,
Pillowed on his Saviour's breast,
In heaven there is a happy greeting,
Welcome, welcome home OF rest.
On the 10Th ult., at Cadiz an infant child
of r, T. and Annie Waters.
These parents who have the sympathies
of a large circle of friends and neighbors in
their bereavement, have lost a sweet babe.
The tender flower while it was blooming in
their hands:
death spread his withering, wintry arms,
And beauty smiles no more
Jesus had need of it, and says to them:-
Suffer it to come unto me-"
"Cease then, fond mother, cease thy tears;'
Your babe has gone to dwell with Jesus:
''There everlasting spring appears,
There joys shall never die"
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuesday, February II, 1867, at my
residence in Archer township, | will offer
the following property for sale, to wit: l3O
head Of Sheep, Horses, Hogs, Cattle, Corn,
Oats, Hay, Shingles, Bricks, Lumber, Cook
Stove. one Egg Stove, one Ripping Ma
chine for ripping Lumber with horse pow.
er, and variety of articles too numerous
to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
A reasonable credit will be given and terms
made kuoxn on day of Sale.
HARRISON MILLER
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aa%The pittsburg Post comes to US en-
larged and otherwise greatly improve l.
This is the only Democratic daily in Wes-
tcrn Pennsylvania, and we are glad to no
tice this evi lence Of prosperity
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Alta meeting of the State Board of Ag'
riculture, held at Columbus January s,
1867, the Committee on Field Crops award
cd the first premium. s25. on one half acre
of potatoes, to Gurdin Perrin, of Milan.
lie raised l64i bushels on the said ne-half
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a@-We invite attention to advertisement
of w. III. Host, of Tappan, Franklin town,
ship, in another column. Mr.. Host offers
bargains to those wishing to invest in valu
a bic property.
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SyJ. NJ. Estep, Esq, offers some
valuable property at public sale on Friday,
March 1st, 1867, at his farm, three miles
South of Cadiz. This will be a rare chance
to buy good stock on favorable terms.
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sY-J John Saxton, alawyer in Salem, Ohio,
has sued Joseph Il. Smith, constable
Of that place, for $4,000, for false impris-
onment He had client in Jail, and went
to see him, when the constable locked him
in and went away.
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N AR r I Il d.

On the 9th ult., at the residence OF the
brIaes parents. bg J. n. johnson, Esq,
Mr.. WIZ. B. ROGERS, and Miss JENNIE
CARSON, all of Nottingham Township,
HsrrfsOn county.
At the parsonage in Deersville. on the 3lst
ult., by Rev. Samuel Patterson, MT. JOHN
NJ. CRAMBLETT to Miss MARY JANE
DICKEY, both of Franklin Tp., Harrison
county.
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Jan. Is, 1867 limo.
sCHENCK's sEAWEED TONIC

SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC.
This medicine. invented br DR.. ]. II. sJarNon,
of Phade ph'a is int idcd to dissolve the iood and
make it no ch ymo, the frs pr OF geaton. By
ceenaing tho s!orAach with Schenck'I Mandrake
Pills the Tone restores the appetite, and food
thai could te ea:ea before usng 1t will be easily
digcs.ed.
Consunp''3 on cannot be curel b S,helcS. Put
monte rup unless the stomach H,d liver is made
healthy aad tho appetite rcsored, heueo the Tonic
and Pills a-c elu rod in nearly every OF cOn-
eump;ion. A half dozou bottles Of the SEAWEED
TONIC and tiree or four boxes OF the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary OF dyfpspsia.
DR.. S0HESrz makes professional visits in New
York. b Bsson, md at his principal Ofce in Phade!-
PIE ever week. Sec daily papers OF each pace,
his parlph O. oa consumption Tor hh las for vista
tion.
Peas observe, whom purchasing that the two like
noses OF the Doctor, when in the ia3t sage Of
Consumption, and the other as he now is, in po1ect
heath, on tho Government stamp.
sold by =" Druggists and Deae ers, pres $i53 poT
bottle or S7.5O the hal.-dozcn. Auletes for advice
rhould DO addressed to DR.. songNe;'s Principal
Office, No. Il North sth Street, Phi.aIe ph,s, Pa.
Geacra. Whoesae Agents Dernas Barnes & Co.,
n. y. 5, S. Hance Baltimore, Nd. John D.
Parkc, Cincnuati Ohio; Wake. d Taylor, CHS
cage, H.; Collins Bros., st Louis Mo.
list W e. MS. 1yr.
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nea-A considerable quantity of Wool is
changing hands in Harrison county at prices
ranging from 52[d.5S cents.
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PUBLIC SALE!

TEVHE undersigned will sell at public sale,
on FRIDAY, the lst day Of MARCH,
1857, OH his farm about three miles South of
Cadiz. formt rly the Levi Hamilton place,
adjoining Joseph Dickerson and others, the
following property:
no Sheep, three head of Horses, three
head of Cattle, one two-horse Wagon, one
one set Double Harness, one steel plough,
one Harrow, two Cultivators, one new Corn
ShelIer Forks, Shovels. Corn, &c. -
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Terms, six months credit on all sums over
Five Dollars.
J. NJ. ESTEP.
MI n
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DIR. TOBIAS.

u. rlnancnt and Widespread
uc cess is the Rest Evidence of the
Goodness of Brantreth's Pills.
They should be in every family, ready for
use on the first symptoms of disease occ lr>
ing. Thi method will often save lile.-
Remember, the
Cholera must be Treated as n Poison.
and your safety demands it should be got
rid of without delay. olds, rheumatism,
asthma, pleurisy, diarrhna, colicks, in fact
all sickness is the consequence of active i'm
purities in the blood. These being remov
cd, the hclth is restored at once.
observe my name in the Government
stamp in white letters. Sold by Druggists.
B. BRANDRETH.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06

nG-The Tuscarawas Chronicle proposes
Hon. John A. Bingham for U. s. Senator
III place Of Wade.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-06

ssyManuers has an extra brand Of Chew
ing Tobacco. Try it.
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Fnr the Sentinel.
For the Sentinel.
Stanxe Finding OF a Little stran-

r ger.
A respectable farmer In Moore6eld town
shin, not being blessed with children, was
presented last Wednesday night, January
30. by an unknown person. with a pretty
Baby girl, supposed TO be about two weeks
old. The little innocent was found before
the door, snugly ensconced in basket, and
provided with two nursing bottles. 10 the
blanket in which it was wrapped was
paper attached, stating, in good hand
writing, that it was a child of honest par
entage, but that circumstances compelled
its parents to assign it to the charitable care
of this childless Farmer and his wife. The
basket with its precious contents, was dis
covered about O'Clock in the evening,
standing on the uorch of this farmer
house, where the new Foster Father, attrac-
ted by some noise and ebild's cry, found
it and carried itiinto the house, where the
little stranger was disclosed. Though a
gift from an unknown friend, this little
stranger has tSun hearty welcome with
it's new parents. No traces were found Of
the person who left the basket, only that
man and woman coming from Cadiz in a
Sleigh, having baby in abasket, stopped
on Wednesday evening about five o'clock at
roadside bou e about six miles West OF
Cadiz. to warm, and ordered supper to be
ready at nine o'clock, when they would re-
turn again, stating that the baby in the
basket, being motherless, was sent to re-
latioh. These persons did return again at
nine o'clock, without the baby and basket,
saying they met the relative on the road
They ate their supper and then started baHk
for Cadiz. Are there any babies missing
in CadiR
S.
NOTE. The only light we can throw
upon the above mysterious transaction is,
we bear that a man and woman with a
young child came to Cadiz last "Wednesday
claiming to be from Pitts 5urgh. They
hired sleigh at the Livery of Pat Lynch,
started away from Cadz on Wednesday
afternoon, and returned to Cadiz about
midnight ,oithout the child. They left
Cadiz on the first train Thursday morning.
They told the same story here bout leaving
the child with relatives.
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STATE OF NEW YORK,

STATE OF New YORK, co
Cry AND COUNTY OF NEW YoRK,
Charles J.. Martin President, and John
McGee. Secretary Of the Home Insurance
Company, being severally and duly sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says
that the foregoingis fun, true and correct
statement of theaffars of the said Corpora
ton, and that they are the above described
officers thereof.
CHAS. J. MARTIN. President.
JOIN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 23d
day of January, A, ID. 1867.
IsEALl &c. STAMP.
THOS. II. GOODRICH, Commissioner for O.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLUMBUs, o., January 26, 1867. !
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is
a correct copy of the Statement of Condition
of the Home Insurance Company of New
York, made to and filed in this office, for
the year 1867. =,
[sEAL,l Witness my hand and seal Off
cially. JAS. III. GOODMAN, Aud, of State,
By JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk,
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NOTICE I'm PARTITION.

NOTICE EN PARTITION.
NARY ANN IRWIN, Catharine Dickey
lN and Samuel Dickey, William il. 1r-
win, Mary e. Irwin, Harriet g. Irwin, Al
bena irwin and Elizabeth Irwin, minor
children of Richard Irwin, deceased, will
take notice that petition was filled against
them on the 10Th day of December, 1866, in
the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
County, Ohio, by Nenian Irwin. and is now
pending, wherein Nenian Irwin demands
partition of the following real estate, to>wit:
"All of the south west quarter of Section 81,
Township II, and Rangeh, in said county,
Except IS acres decided by Roborl Irwin to
Nenian Irwin containing 9S acres more or
less.
And that mt the next term Of said Court,
the said Nenian Irwin will apply for an or
der that partition may be made of said
premises.
J. NJ. ESTEP,
Attorney for petitioner.
Dec 90, ,1SG6-6t
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EARM FOR SALE.

AN excellent Farm, well watered good
orchard de-, containing l33 &C :es, one mile
south of Franklin, Harrison county, Ohio.
Also good Farm; l60 acres, in Boston
county, Missouri. A good dwelling house,
Lots, Tannery, &C., in Franklin. For fur
ther particulars, address
w. H. HOST, Agent,
Tappan T. o., Harrison Co., Ohio
/ Feb st.
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~
ENIGMA.

Answer to Enigma No III, as published
in No. 25 of the Senttacl-- Ospray.
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I. CAPITAL.
Amount of its Capital Stock
actually paid up in cash is.."..S2 ,0OC,0Oo 90
The Surplus on the lst day OF
January, 1867 61,..-...,...........".l ,3I7, 434 Y
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ltieS S1oI ,95f %
", MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk is 81 zoe, but will not, as general rule
exceed S10,0G0.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
to oe insured in any one city, town or vii
laee. and the greatest amount allowed to
be insured in one block no general rule.
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ASTROLOGY.
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| The Galaxy,


For March 1st contains an unusual amount ofread-
ing matter. The publishers have exhibited their
usual enterprise by concluding the 'Claverings" in
this number, although it requires sixtysix pages of
type much smaller than that ordinarily used in the
Gd1dey. This ofitself, gives the reader more than
his moneys worth. AS the English story thus
comes to a close, one of American life, displaying
as we think, considerable more genius, grows in in
terest and is likely to hold the eager attention of
the readers of the GGIaeY for some months We
refer, ofcourse, to Mrs. Davis's waiting for the
Verdict" The interesting and peculiar little
ket girl Of the first chapters has become maiden,
and the scene has changed from Pennsylvania bu-
colics to the stirring episodes Of Kentucky life du
ring the earlier part of the war
Besides this there is piece of fine description,
entitled ''The Temple and Lincoln Inn by George
Spence "Mazzinis last Manifesto" by W. L. Al
den is a caustic and wel-written article. Mr.. Ed
ward II. House contributes some practical ''Hints
for Visitors to Paris" that are worth reading
"Ren Ne Va Plus is description, with illustra-
tions, Of various fashionable games played at the
European watering places. There are also some
poetical contributions
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-02-28

A disastrous conhagrstion destroyed a.
bout half the business portion of Elkhorn
on Tuesday morning. The fire was first
discovered about O'Clock, in the rear of
the building occupied by F. G. Odell as a
grocery, whence it rapidly spread to the ad-
joining buildings. E. Hodges the heaviest
loser, lest his building and stock of goods,
valued at $13, 900, insured for $500; R.
G. Preston's stock and store, valued at S.
500, insured for 1900; F. c. Odell, stock
goods, valued at 1000, insured for 1000 !;
building owned by c. Dunlop, valued 50,
900, no insurance; FL. Rockwell's building,
valued $4,000, no insurance dwelling
houee owned and occupied by S. G. Legget,
valued at $500, insured for $500; the fur
niture was mostly saved.
The fire is believed to be the work Of an
incendiary,
The principal insurance companies inter
ested are the Phoenix, North American
Home Security, but it is impossible at THU
time to state their respective losses.
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The LadY's Friend. for March.

1.-THE Truant's Return beautiful Steel engrav
ing, leads off this number. Then we have the usual
elegant and refined Steel Fashion Plate, and mum,
Der Of patterns for Spring Dresses, Promenade Toll
cites, Caps, &C. The Music this month is 'Tillie's
Passed away" The Literary Matter is made up OF
the combinations Of the novelets of ''Orvie Col
lege," by Mrs. Henry Wood, and "How Woman
Had Her Way" by Elizabeth Prescott-both of
which increase steadily in interest and attractive
ness-with shorter articles, such as travelling with
Halfa Million ''Dr. Dalhousie," "a Bull Fight at
Madrid" Qllustrated,) AUNT Jula's VISIT and
Editorials, Receipts, Fashions, &C. The publishers
announce in addition, novelets, by Amanda Doug
lass and Frank L Benedict Specimen numbers of
the magazine, containing the particulars of the pre-
MUM offers and the reduced prices to clubs, will be
sent on the receipt of twenty cents.
Price with engraving) $3.50 a year; Four copies
with one engraying) $500. Address Deacon g.
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.