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BRADLEY
al 80, BRADLEY ia7sa &
WOODEN YARN iz5f ! 7. i. FACTORY i Try
F1or Sale.

IL % ,u1sDjTto IA 80 = y isSut
.stas arg .. .tssii5=.l -tuciitI
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
IL following described property for sale, viz:
A substantial brick balId ling, three stories
niSn y ieet long PS "a Ilsss M q W1ita ne ne
g feet Wide, and q good brick tenement
house containing Z rooms, With several other
small out houses adapted to facilIta ting
the manufacfoTY,7.7T 5FfsT Ia -aS E5I
MACHLSKRY-viZsT Two sets Of feet jerks
Aschfnss with all the Iatel I'M prov efasnfs;;
Spinning mules, one containing &S6 .Epindles
and the other SS4; four tWiSteFS, and other
machinery tuiIable tot canylng on the bust
There; Is also room for three sett ofhGehineS
In the Factory. The Factory Is in operation,
and those W1shtng to purchase would doweI
to cali and examine same Immediately. a
splendid Boiler, Eng1ne, Governor attach
ed tosame) ana included In the above, and
are warranted sufficient power to run three
For terms, dc, enqnire Of or addtess,
'-t=. - go" III E: BRADLEY, - -
apE2-lmis - LII it'' 'ft4W Wheeling, ". Va.
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DISEASES OF IIMPRUDENCE.


a When the 1qisEutded aud impfudent w.
~ t5safy q pleasure tinds { hat he has imb6s;i
t tlS shb palntQ disease Ii tooTofIen
E5llPl2ens Enat an lll-timed sense OF shame ST
~ Isaa q discovery deters him from appIvin1
Is3, H.. VINO nom education and reSpecfa.
III nIL4iity. can alone befriend him, delaying I'M
54taiSa Iutonal ynptoms of "a horrid
s ma their ppeaIance such as uiee-
LA l1Q sQTes thrpat, diseased Iiusa nnCfnTnal
Ese1ns N tha bead and llnlbs dim neSs ~
4I1 nodes on the shfn-boneS and
Sss4ti9sI on the head, face and eHtre-
III !. restng with frightful rapidly.
II y ~ the palats Of the mouth Or The
H. ~ ~ nose ian in, and the victim Of
t SI11 disease becomes horrid object o,
IaIlou, TIL death puts q period 10 his
III st!g efingS BY sending him 10 "thnt
nall5ee4eIed County, nom whence no
u g g Me-! FACT that thou.
~ 1s ~ Xlet1ms TO this terrible disease oW-
~ ~ s!1s u4l4 1ltulneSS Of ignorant pretsns
IS4ISs, Inos by the. use OF that DEADLY
III 9SSSS S.S ~ RCpRY, ruin the constitution
sA 1la MAKE me Fesidue or life miserhble,
=
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On motion Of M. At6hssan, ,ths sPs-
cial order, II being the consideration OF
fot license 70 k4ep ordina-
ries and eoRee.houses, was passed BY
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The octotb DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE.
-INDoRsfNIEslls .1iis.slsfIrs -IsISTssss -.

Il ri III = - - = : A a47H7+<7' % q
Nh, ,Ine many. thousands cured at this estab.
iM sn within the last twenty yeaIS, and
1sSSISH5 3I1 nPoTtant surgical Operations
PSIlottneo ~ Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the
tePTsLtetS q S1ge Sun md many other papers
10y noStee5 % which have appeared agafn and
a4 ~ geFtleman Of IL SaIIi IssSI1ssf1S
UNITY q SUFFICIENT RnaTTntee to the anicteds
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREL,
mAr5-lys
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M; MAEIisd PeEsuns or Young Mem oor,...,,
kmHs , 4attaaSe, being aware OF PbsIl1inla
speafiiIy es1rs5 lllS Debility, DefoFmffi aSl
he Who places himself undertbs Co.,
Iliay SllelouSy cOn1de in his honeeLo OF d..
Sin ~ ~ y iely upop aI bi
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Owing 10 this liberal provision; accom-
panied with Extensive Grants OF Public
Lands. by which the Government fosters this
great national enterprise, its success Is rem.
dered certain, and It's financial STABILITY q
altogether independent Of the CONTINGENCIES
which attend ordinary Railroad entkfpTfses
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YQpNG MEN

kReeially who have become The ,,,..,.
1ee, that dreadful and SaStItn Of
nADlt Wnleh annually EIEeepS n an '3iettEs
Gt9Ve tho1sgudA Of Young Men ~ 1itnlLtmely
e11eSs.ent talents and brilliant intellsa,e most
E65nisnt OtherRtse have entranosI i,ctt who
Senators with the thunder AZ ~, listening
WIS ~ ~ estaey the living fyre TSI OF
Win Inu confidence SI LAy cali
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Henry stamm, Lewis Lingeman, Ann
LutIs G.sVT. EckhaTt, Joseph Slack, s.
WeltY, John II. GarTaIl, John 81. Ball,
David Liber, LsWis Eberlipg, Herman
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The United States Government provide.
merry. half the amount necessary to buflS
the enttre road, and looks mainly TO SINAI
percentage on,the future tFaftie for repay
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The Principal & psSsh5s IN Gold a. main.

The rate Of interest Is Sir Per Cent. In God,
payable semi-annually in the City Of New
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O1iee. 10. 7soitb - F !, 3 : = s,r..,.

Sg--.Ssl 1ys 2 DouIh EFedeFfek Street,
teIt hand side going from Baltimore street. a
leM Qoola nom the corner. Fan NOT 10 OBJ
serve name and number.
received unless post paid and
EsL9Sons writing should state nee, and send
kkH .EsIoI'oA GtTerf48arnenti describing sYmp-
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'8IfGltT.
BAIfIlLlRE I0CK.F[SPITliI=
.d1fEQ6AeKRkY.F HE FROM
TEE ;QlHLK PLACE RRERR c,,,-
81 4. : ON BE ORTs4NED. q CVRA

nR JOHNSON has discovered, III.
ksmedy E he va 20 wS o1Igs Eae e6i
Hsek on Llmhst strlctuTes, ATecfjSa1 o. q the
Adneys and Bladdef, In1nlIiht ~ R, @ the
IS 49R9PGSe1sy 9eneIal pe6iIity, NeSSS6aSSs.
fusion Of LdeiE, PaipItafio1 ~ tilA, Con.
TimidLty, TIemblREs Dime u sl s,I HesIt
Giddlneas, Disease OF che Hes5 HsSInt, or
Noe, or Skin, Ahections o. The Iivs,tI hroAt
ds s3 aa s5 s5IilS4S 4s5 T,s.Iisls 69 SF.
secret and solitary practices nnTS 1t9s1Ih-
kppelF vlet1ln5 than tue hnns Of SyTerS ~ 70
AAI1nen Of Ulysses blighttnR tSai, b,the
maTTi4 e; Is - p6ss ii atoms rendering
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A RRIvAL AND CLOSING OF THE
"a Mailsat the Post Once, Wheeling, West
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The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS ofithis
Company AFFORD unusual inducements or
SAFETY and PROFIT to 1nVestors, for the follow
ing among other reasons. viz:
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az THIRD. y f+it' 1r = >
The cost OF the Bonds, NTnetV.tfUe Per Cent
and accrued interest, is TN Par Cent les
than that OF the cheapest Six Per Cent, Gold
Bearing Bonds oEthe Government.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-03
NEW ,SERIES--VOLUME 2, NO. 48.

words uttered as they parted that evening:
"NIy dear Larua, said Albert, by prom
Using 10 be my wife so soon, you have made
me the happiest Of men, and banished all
fear that rival might win your love from
me. The two weeks that will elapse before
our marriage takes place will be fully occu-
pied by me in furnishing and preparing the
house l have purchased for our future
home. | feel confident it will combine all
the requirements necessary to ensure US
luxury comfort and convenience.
As it was now quite late, they parted with
mutual vows of everlasting truth.
The time passed away very rapidly with
the bridegroom elect, who had thousand
things to do preparatory to the importan
event. Some painting and paper hanging
had to be done at her new house which was
satisfactorily accomplished by JOHN W.
SIMMONS. New furniture had to be select
ed, which was done from the Ware Rooms
of W. GTLLIsHIE, J. R. HUNTER, and
WooD & HARRISON.
A visit was made to HARRISON & HAv
ERFIELD's, and their extensive assortment
of Hardware and Cutlery was looked over
for selections. jim PAUL's stove and Tin
Shop was visited, and a good Stove and
trimmings were selected. SAM TIMMoNs
furnished the bride elect new Saddle Of
superior finish. MRS. HUGHES and Mrs.
SPENCER, s establishments were visited, and
many articles for use and ornament were
purchased.
So the weeks few on, and at length the
happy day arrived when he was to receive
the hand of his beautiful betrothed.
They were married at TIE home of Lau-
ra, and after receiving the congratulations
of their numerous friends and relations.
started on tour west to spend their hon
eymoon, where, having subscribed and paid
for the Codiz Sentinel, they received its
weekly visits with joy.
THE END.
Such of our readers as feel an interest
in the welfare of the various. parties spoken
of in this story, can keep posted by con-
sulting the advertising columns Of the "SEN-
TINEL. d"
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What the People Would Save.

The following shows what the people of
the United States would save by paying off
the National debt now, in greenbacks, in
stead of waiting ten years, and then doing
it. The interest is $1S0000,000 year.
The State and local taxation on the bonds,
which is now lost, amounts to about 500
600 900 year. Thus, the interest for ten
years is 81 800, 100000. The taxes saved
for that time are $600,000,000 Adding the
two together, we have the nice, comfortable
saving for the people in taxes Of $2,400,
600, 900 in the short space of ten years.
This would be at the rate of $50 saved to
each man, woman and child in the whole
country, or about $500 or 5000 on an aver
age to each family.
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The Government of Louisiana,

The registration in Louisiana is nearly
finished. Under the manipulations Of Gen.
Sheridan, it stands thus:
Negro voters ...,......... A, 10Y
White voters z4,oZo
The negro voters, it will be seen, are al
most two to one IL the entire State. In
most OF the country parishes they are three,
four and even five to one. Being in such a
vast majority, the government Of Louisiana
embracing the control Of the great city Of
New Orleans, will pass into their hands,
under the so-called Reconstruction Bill
They can have every thing their own way
elect negro Governor. negro members OF
Congress, and Negro United States Scna-
tors, Is this the consumation desired by
the people of the United States? DO we
want, in the North, to be in brotherhood
with negro States South? What would we
think in Ohio of an act which should not
only allow negroes to vote, but place it in
their power to rule the State against the
whites? IF the negroes of Ohio are not fit
to govern its dcstinies, what must bo the
casein Louisina, where they largely embrace
the old field plantation hand2 The kind of
intellectual ability and cultivation they pos
ses' can be easily appreciated. Was there
ever greater madness than that which
commits the control of large, wealthy
State, with several hundred thousand white
people, in an advanced state Of civilization,
to the management, not only OF negroes,
but of negroes who are known to be the
of ignorance and debasement?
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d. CUNNINGHAM,
w. III. ARNOLD,
w. III. MCCoY.

On dispute between two officers aboard
vessel whose crew were Irish and English
sailors, one of them contended that the En-.
ghsh could not answer common question
with half the adroitness which was natural
to the Irish. A bet was proposed; 10 was
agreed to try the point Immediately; and an
Englishman was asked what he would take
to 20 up aloft blindfold in hard gale. II
would take months pay" was The reply.
"And what would you take, PATTI" sAid ens
of the officers to an Irishman. "Be D.
bersl', said he, II would toke uothixs u
fast hold"
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, at the Omaha
pow-wow of ben. Wade s Senatorial par
ty," made speech on the Indian war. In
the course of it he said:
"How grand is our civilization! Our Chris
tianity has triumphed over the Indian; we
have debauched him, robbed him, swindled
him, and bought his birthright for less then
a mess Of potash. "
At the close Of his sensational explosion.
Train told how this potash was made. He
said.
"Science, civilization and Christianity are
ahead as land purchasers. Where is it re-
corded, in any other country, that 5000, 900
square miles of gold mines and wheat fields
were purchased tor a string OF beads and a
bottle of whisky"
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The following is the "nub of a yarn
which is told about big whiskey guzzling
fellow who came home drunk one night and
sat down by the fire to warm his feet, which
were regular worm killers" says the le-
gend. After doing some time, he woke
chilly; the en,bers were entirely hid from
view, and seeing his feet mstook them for
his little boy, when with a majestic side
wave on the hand he said. stand aside
my little son, and let your poor father warm
himself" "
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NEW BAKER Y.

WILLIAM NATH respectfully informs
the citizens of Cadiz and vicinity that he
has opened NEW BAKERY on Market
Street, first door above Clark IL Ramsey's s
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.
AnrilI7 IS67-Iv
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CLIP THE RIGHT CORNERS IF yod cur
tail your expenses, clip at the right corners;
be sure you de not begin with the newspa-
per. One ounce less sugar day will fnr.
nish newspaper in the family. Starve
your stomach sooner than your brains -
You will not miss the sugar as soon as the
nanar.
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HARRISON COUNTY, OHIo,(
CADIz. June 18th, 1867,

Inc CouWltlec dppOlhteu III puIsu
ance of the Order Of the Commission
ers of Harrison County, Ohio, dated
June 5th, 1867 have adopted the follow
ing plan.
1st-That committee of two be ap-
pointed from each Township, whose
duty it shall be to solicit donations
from the citizens of their respective
Townships for the purpose of erecting
a monument in memory of the soldiers
of Harrison County who died or were
killed in the war of 1861, as follows.
Shortcreeb.-Asa Holmes, Andrew
Jamison.
Green.-Samuel Paul. John B. Bax-
ter.
Geyman.-John Miller, VIM. Win
nings.
4thenS.-Israel Rankin, John E. Can
Archer.-Andrew Devore, Samuel
Heron.
Rum1ey-Oliver Bishop, Stephen
McGowran.
Moorefe1d. John Sloan, Milton
Harvey.
Notttngham.-Levi Snyder, Matthew
Moore.
IStock.-Rob't McFadden, A. p. La
cey.
North.-Wm. Beadle, Adam Palmer.
FreepOrt M. Knox, Jas.
Clendenning.
Washtngton.-Jas. j. Billingsley, John
Phillips.
Franh1in.-F. Mccullough, r. H.
Simmons.
Monroe.-J. G. Plowman, II. B. Hill
ler.
Said committees to adopt the
method which they may deem best;
but we would suggest that they ap-
point q committee of one in each
School District of their several Town
shirs.
Second-That the Township Commit
tees report weekly to the undersigned
the names and amount received from
each individual, and that no subscrip-
tion be reported until the same shall
have been paid to township committee,
and that the weekly reports of the
several townships be published in the
County Papers, as they are received
And that the township committees pay
over the money so collected, to Elias
Foust, Treasurer of Harrison County,
Ohio, taking duplicate receipts there
for, one to be retained by them, and
the other to be deposited in the
Auditors Office. And that the town
ship committees are recommended to
make all their arrangements necessary
to commence soliciting donations, on
the fourth of July next; SO as to make
their first weekly report On or before
the 18th day of July.
d. CUNNINGHAM,
w. III. ARNOLD,
w. III. Mccoy
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No refecting man can fail to see that
fifty two visits in year Of carefully con-
Quoted newspaper, intelligent, correct-ele-
waited in its tone, and withal interesting in
its contents, must exert great and blessed
influence upon domestic life and happiness.
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A wonderful shawl ncw 10 .Csaeut& Win
be among the sights al che Gxee& MANN
ton in Paris this year. II b wSfkx& d
Arabesaues Of unhearaot Saeaess, 0N I'd
ground, and was ten ycsxsi 10 the ~
frame. IL was oFisiua36 SeaxeA WF 10
Queen Ouds. sst tesg bseess VI &sV1b q
volt.
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A.C. TURNER.
eH0NnHD NEW ATT law GAnEZ.

II OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
tv, 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
and the Foreclosure of Mortgages, &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House.
Eah % 'R7.-lY
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What Is the difference between an editor
and a wife2 One sets articles to rights and
the other writes articles to set.
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JOSEPH SHARON,

Alto Il n EY A It L A w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
Ms-Strict attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and Tuscarawas Counties.
O4aSce in the brick building, opposite the
"Cadiz House." Jan. rs, '65.
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E. II. HAYS.
ATT II N z EY A II L A W

Cadiz, Ohio.
AFFICE-On Market Street, over the
" First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of +. N. Bank.
All professional business in this and ad-
joining counties will receive prompt atten-
ton
Dec, Ia, 1864
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9. B. SHOTWELL,

g. B. SHOTWELL.
AT II o n EY AT LA w
Cadiz, Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
Executors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales of Lands, Settle
nent of Estates, Titles to Real Estate, Con-
vevancing, Suits at at Law and in Chanceryi
} IIoa,iug and Investment of Money, and all
other professional tatsinesS placed III MS
charge.
Va He is Agent for the State Bank o
Ohio and others, for loaning money, DC.
va Office in Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. 25, 1S
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E STABLTSHED A. D. 1882.
Bnsiuess Cards.
7. M. ESTEP,

TTOR N EY AT L A w,
Cadiz, Ohio.
COLLECTIONS made, and business of Exc
outors, Administrators and Guardians at
tended to.
Also the collection Of
Back Pay, BOunties, Pensions, &c.
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
ed soldiers, &C., attended to.
OFFIcE-on Main Street. opposite Bealp s
Drug Store.
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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.
Mare '67-1yr.
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MFRS. Nj. SPENCER,

rs now receiving an assortment of Milli-
merry, Fancy Goods and Notions of every
variety. Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Fans,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. Call and examine for
yourselves, at the old stand, three doors be-
low Clark & Ramsey's Iewlery Store. She
is confident she can please all both in price
and quality.
April17 1867 -3mo.
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ID. CUNNINGHAM,

A II II . r. n EY AT L A w,
CadiZ, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to all legal
Business entrusted to his care in Harrison
and adjoining counties.
0FEEcE--Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance osa Main street.
March Is 1865
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gnsiness Cards.
CADYZ HOUSE.
TEAR PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

~ 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.
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II. DONAHUE,

A IT IT o n N Z Y A II L A w,
so CHESTNUT ST., BET. 4TH AND 9TH,
ST. Louis, MO.
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SOLDIERS MONUMENT
Order of tIIe Commissioners OF
Harrison County.
COUNTY COMMITTEE APPOINTED.
FOR THE TOWN.
SHIPS.
Plan for Soliciting Donations.
PRoMPTAcTIoNuRGED.
"On Fame's eternal camping gronnd
Their silent tents are spread,
And memory guards with solemn round
The bivouac of the dead"

AN ACT
To authorize the commissioners Of the several
counties of the state to receive bequests,
donations and gifts, and to erect monuments
to the memory of the soldiers who died or were
killed in the war of 1861.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the
General assembly of Ohio, That it
shall be lawful for the commissioners
of the several counties of the state to
receive beeuests, donations and gifts,
for the purpose of erecting monu-
ment in their respective counties, in
memory of those who died or were
killed during the war of 1861.
SEC. 2. That whenever, in the
opinion of the board of commissioners,
the bequests, donations or gifts re-
ceivcd by them are sufficient to erect
such monument as aforesaid they are
hereby authorized to proceed to the
erection of such monument to the
memory of TIE soldiers from the
county, who died or were killed
during the war of 1861.
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of House Of Rep,
ANDREW &. MCBURNEY,
President Of the Senate.
COMMISSIONERS ORDER.
AUDIToRs OFFICE, HARRISON COUNTY, O.,
CADlz June 5th, 1857.
WHEREAS: The Commissioners of
Harrison County Ohio, having under
contemplation the building of Sol
dier's Monument at the County Seat,
in memory Of The soldiers who died or
were killed during the war of 1861.
Resolved, That committee of three
be appointed by the Board, whose duty
it shall be to make all the arrangements
necessary to carry into effect the first
and second sections of all Act passed
April 9th, A. D. 1866 entitled an Act,
to authorize the Commissioners of the
several Counties of the State of Ohio,
to receive bequests, donations and gifts,
and to erect monuments to the men,
cry of the Soldiers who died or were
killed in the war of 1861.
ReSo1ved, That Col. David Cunning
ham, VIM. II. Arnold Esq, and Lieut.
VIM. II. Mccoy be and are hereby ap-
pointed said committee.
JAS. j. BILLINGSLEY.
ANDREW JAMISON, Commissioners.
LEVI SNYDER,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-03

The registration in Louisiana is nearly
finished. Under the manipulations of Gen.
Sheridan, it stands thus: