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GREAT CHINESE REMEDY.

DRUGGISTS throughout the South and West
IL can BE supplied through the arrangements
made BY DR. W HepserdarB, of Pekin, China,
with ]. B. WATSON & CO., Of the Wholesale
Drug Emporium. Of Memphis, Tennessee, to
whom ali orders must be addressed. mas Il
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What has Rsdicalism done to encourage
ofthe Twelfth resolution Baltimore

nP
or the Twelfth resolution Baltimore
journal says:
The most astounding specimen OF
what in the slang vocabulary is called
a." cheek - is exhibited In the closing res
olution, which announces: This Con-
vention declares its sympathy with all
the oppressed people who are struggling
for their rights" We can imagine bow
Stevens will grin over this-how Wade
will plsyfully commend the declaration
in q few chOlcely obscene phrases-hoW
Yates will give it for a toast over his
twentieth tumbler. Sympathy with
all the oppressed people who are stTng-
Cling for their rightsW A lsrge-hearted
Sentiment, that sympathy for Irish
men. FOR Poles, for psthy
for Mexican bandit aRd Cuban negro
sympathy for all men, black and white,
Jew and Gentile-save aud except ne
ero in the North and 3 white Democrat
10 the SJuta. The right to vote ls an
inherent and indefeasible one, according
to the Radical creed, but that patty has
persistently refused that right to the me-
gro. though it has controlled all the
Northern States by large mslorities.
The rights Of self-government and civil
liberty are the birthright of every Amer
lean citizen, bat ten States are held pros
trate under the heel Of q military des-
potism. Throughout the whole length
and breadth OF the Southern land every
citizen is lisble to be turned out of office,
fined, imprisoned, or sent hand-cutfed to
the Dry Tortugss ct the bidding OF any
one ofthe satraps who govern the Prov
iBces, and on the complaint Of any BE-
gro who chooses to make one.
Perhaps the Convention had no SYM
pathy with the oppressed people OF the
South, because they are no longer "strug-
Cling for their rights" but submit pa
tiently to the will of the victor and the
law Of force. The sympathies Of Rsdi-
caIism are all with the negro, with whose
aid they oppress the white man.
The Thirteenth resolution is q COM
mendation of Governors Brown, oi Geor-
gis, and Orr of South Carolina, and 9TH
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SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, O.
over one hundred per cent. on the actual COS
OF their lines their present capital having beeaTe
watered over ONE THOUSAND Der cent the
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANr-od
CJsvernment 3F the =, K of
prise, with grant of the most valuable frar me
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph oonnto
pany. No competing line has ever had tn
right now granted by Congress TO this company
to construct and operate lines over everyyFe
RAILROAD and MAIL ROUTE in the Unitedve
states The position OF this company dInersm
from that OF any company ever before organ-,,-
lied. The question OF the RIGHT OF WAY IS''
FOREVER sETTLED. Ne
The stockholders OF this company cannot be do
sold out or TRANSFERRED TO any other,ra
The act Of Congress under which =
MS company has been organized, prohibits 0H
auy transfer Of the franchises granted, re-
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C 4. ChambeTiin q Ce., Blank Books iN Aaln
&C. Cleaves q Co, cor. second and Monroe,
Church s Co, Sl5 Main
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
"a tate Of VIM. Hutchinson, deceased. are
hei eby notified and required 70 appear and ale
the same, authenticated in the manner pre-
Court Of Shelby county, Tenn, on or before
Ghe 30th day Of October ft6S, or they VIII De
Is such In the County Court.
TOM GALE, Executor
NAL lawfw o. VIM. HutchtnsoE, deed.
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u. -
cI0TAXING AND FURSISHTEG GOODS.
enronle & McCOwn, ,22I Main, under WOrsham.
7 n Ward, Resident Partner, Garth vi sltei
I evils & Etualt. II Main.
80. i. LOwens;ein, IA Main.
r.H=
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UyE ars prepared tn MI orders for every de-
w scrtption of Fruit, Flowers and Orna-
mental Trees Grape and STrawosrry Vines and
bot House Plants, Roses, etc., ETC.
Our stock Is made up Of the best selections
which can gotten up in Europe or America
We solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities, or any
who wish 70 adOrn their places with choiee and
rare Flowers and Shrubs
- First-ciaSs landscape Gardener.
Flowers for Bouquets and Wreaths always
on hand.
EF Descriptive Catalogues. vita prices and
all nece ssary Information. viii be furnished BY
APPLYING personally, or by letter 10
o 80 daw 1 JOHN TRENT a GO.
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN CITIES
is BY TIE
Memphis 4 Louisville 3. 3. Line
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains

Both Trains connect 10. Nashville.
The 4:eO D m connects for cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. LOu.s At 30 p m. next dav.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atreduosd rates, can be procured at Company 3
once ASK Main street, and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
sH- Baggage Checked at DepotOT bv the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, PTi-
vate Residences, or on board boat, TO all prin-
cipaI points East and North.
SAM. B. 10 SE5, superintendent.
Asa HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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The truth is that the Resolution in
question does not allude at all to these
great principles, but exclusively to the
CLAUSE which declares that all men are
born free and equal, and possess
certain inalienable rights, among
which the right to vote is not
enumerated. The Resolution simply
means negro suffrage, and Il means It ls
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AMERICAN Gus
BOSTON, MASS.

TIE very important and extensive Improve
a ments which have recently Deeu made In
this popular + Ctsl, the largest IN New EnEIsnd
enable the pfOpT1stOrs 70 Ofsr to Tuuri Is Fam
Lies and Inc TrRveltng Public, accumnoda-
uOns and conVen1euces superior TO any other
Hotel in The city. During the past simmer
additions have been maze OF 4uuezous SUITS
OF apartments. WITH oethiag-r rooms, Wsta7-
closets, etc, attached one OF fufts' uaagnid-
cent passenger elevators, the best ever con.
structed, conveys gue~ts 70 the upper story OF
the house IN one mtEutst the entries have
been newly and n. hly oarpeted, and the en-
tire house thoroughly replenished a. q rsf1r-
nished, making IL, in al it appoinlneutR
equal 70 any no e. IN tae country
Telegraph Once. Billiard Balls and Cafe on
the irsl dOGr. LEWIS RICE 4 SON
fsof collin Pruprfei srE.
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Take Notice.

DYarecsnt decision Of the Court IN 81 Louis,
GGRH RTEK OAK" was sustained. All
persons Infringing on those rights Wlu %
promptly prosecuted. The Genuine old Re
iiable Charter YAK stove can be found -
ONLY AT NO. 2aT MAIN STREET
Adjoining Worsham House
u r. sCHABEL Co.,
nAls I'm Sole Agents FOR AsmPhts, yenn'
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Notice.

r HAVE two beautiful and Een improved
i Plantations In Lea county, Ga, within
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded by
one OF the best railroads IN the State, and dne
Lot ana comnodtous Dwelling in the city,
which viii gladly sail OK exchange for other
pFopeytys nearer 70 ne
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Commercial tSntelligenff.
OREscKNT OFFICE. No. "a OAxy sxzHsl
TueAoay Evening Dec II 1887

Tuesosy Evening. Dec 81, 1857.
coTTor-The calendar year 1867, and the fourth
month of the commercial year, 1867 aud 1868.
close this evening upon a very buoyant cotton
market. Thus far this season, Liverpool buyers
have taken but very small proportion of the
staple sold here as compared with previous years,
whilst the principal competitors we're buyers for
tie French, Spanish, Mexican and Northern,
United States, markets. As shown in our daily
reports and weekly reviews, prices have steadily
declined from the opening of the present season
till within a few days past when adyices from the
interior caused a material reduction of previous
estimates Of the total crop, and holders assumed
more hrmness than had been looked for by buy
ers. The condition of other markets, foreign as
we'll as domestic, appeared also TO indicate an up
ward movement. and the opinion seems to be
very general now, that the lowest point, with re-
gard 10 prices, has been already reached. The
demand t0-day has been active and general, and
resulted in sales If 500 bales mostly Of the bet
ter descriptions and at very full prices. In fact,
as the principal receipts for the past three weeks
have been made up Of inferior, dscOored and
trashy cotton, whilst the supply Of grades above
and including low middling, has been very much
reduced, there is an unmstaksble improve
ment in rates Of the latter while the inferior cas-
sifcations are generally neglected. We have re-
yised our figures this evening to correspond with
the variations Of the past three days, and would
now quote as follows, viz: Ordinary l26l21c.;
good ordinary l34Il3lc.; low middlIng l40l4lc.
middling l44Qlilc.; strict middling l50l54c., aud
good middling l5A@-c The total sales since Satur-
day morning, the 2sth instant, were l6, $50 bales.
The net receipts for the same time amounted TO
only Ia 4Sl bales against GLIB bales for the
responding days last week, showing falling OF
of loss bales. The exports for the past three
days were Is 1913 bales, and the stock on hand and
on shipbosrd not cleared this evening is Ill ,539
bales against l06,572 bales on Tuesday evening,
the Gath instant.
CoMPARATIyE RECEIPTS or COTTON AT THIS PORT
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GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA.

Abel J. Norwood, N. W. @. Master, KeIertown.
ny. K swssey, R. W. Dept Grand Master, New Orleans.
John G. Jones, R. W. Grand s. w., Vernon
John A. Stevenson, r. W. Grand j. w., New Orleans
Samuel NJ Todd R. W. Grand Treasurer, New Orleans.
Jas c. Bachelor. D., r W. Grand Secretary, New
Orleans.
c. s. Hedges D. D., W. Grand Chaplain, New oriesnA
R. @. Sterling, W. Grand g. D., St. Frsncisville.
d. g. Gage, W. Grand ]. D, Houma
Jos II. DeGrsnge, W. Grand Marshal, New 0rlesna
Jno. McCrory, W. Grand Sword Bearer, Bastrop;
Jas. A. Douglass, W, Grand Pursuivant New Orleans.
=. II. Bsbbit, Smmesport, 8. H. Brown, New Orleans,
Abram &. Dick, New Orleans, NJ Esela New Orleans W.
Grand stewa
Alex Quesnt, ". Grand Tyler New Orleans
Grand Annual Convocation second Monday In February
each year.
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splendid passenger packet Melnotte, Captain Jas.
Kep ston, leaves to-day at 5 P. NJ for Memphis,
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati, connecting with
the railroads for all points East and West. We
cheerfully commend this packet to our friends and
the public generally. She is a staunch and safe
steamer.
WILD WAGNER FOR NATcHEz.-This favorite,
superior and fast passenger packet, leaves this
evening at o'clock for Natchez. She has large,
airy and most elegantly furnished staterooms.
Capt. f. F. Gross is in command. while the ever
obliging and attentive Messrs. John G. Libano and
Jos. Holmes, oficiate as clerks.
LAFOURCHE FOR BAYOU SARA This maguif-
cent and regular passenger packet, with Captain
" b. Baranco on deck, and Mr. Il: bayht In the
coast landings.
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pts since yesterday, HOO hhds.

Receipts since yesterday, HOO hhds.
NoIAssEs-Is in fair request, and prices steady
and frin. Sales include all the receipts, at Coo.
for good fair. t5Gl70c. for prime to strictly do.
and 72:GB75c. for choice. Receipts since yester-
day 75E bbls.
FLOI:E-Rem dull and prices unsettled and
droopieg. There is little or no inquiry for ship.
ment, End the local trade is of very limited
characser. Sales are confined to 500 bbls., of
which $3.50 supeTfne, l5O on its merits and 200
choice extra on private terms, leo bbls. fine and
cOmmGn at S. rs for common and s. q Dbl for
fine, as fne at 81 so, $50 treble extra at $ll IS,
and log on its merits at IS Is u Dbl.
CONSEQUENCES inactive and prices easier.
Sales $40, 100 and loo white at 81 O5 q bushel.
OATs.-Are dull and prices further declined &c.
y busbsl; Sales 200 sacks at 75c., and 100 light
do. at 59c. u bushel.
BRA,:-Only limited jobbing trade is doing at
50 4 It9 Ms. ...
HAY:-we have nothing new to refer TO in the
movemS nj under this heading. limited jobbing
trade is doing at s2S q ton.
PnRKS-oferiDgs to-day are plenty, but buyers
are vers cautious, and do not seem disposed TO
operate: except at greatly reduced prices. No
sales haze been reported. We quote Jobolng al
$22 5O6s23 so y Dbl.
BACO<-There is a Hight inquiry for jobbing lots
and PRICES unchanged at l0lGl03c. for shoulders,
l2c ior-eear rib sides, l4i@l43c. for clear sides,
and l2Gc20c. for hams.
STAR GANDLEs-A lot Of 200 boxes sold on
private iaims, and Is boxes IL OF. at Isle.
LARD-.We have no change to notice in the
movemeI1 under this heading. There have been
receipts Gd few small lots Of fierce, but we have
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GRAND r. A. CHAPTER.

Henry p. Buckley, Grand High Priest, New orlesnA
G. W. Munday, Deputy Grand High Priest, Clinton.
John W. Jones, Grand King Shreveport
Homer II. Smith, Grand Scribe, Franklin
Henry R. Swasey, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans,
J. C. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans.
Rev. Thomas B. Lawson, Grand Chaplain, BAstropI
John @. Gordy, Grand Lecturer, Franklin.
K II. Day, Grand Captain Of the Host, Baton Rouge
Joseph p. Hornor, Grand p. S. New Orleans
Henry Hamburger, Grand R. A. Captain, New Orleans.
John O. N. Williams, Grand Master Third ve, Shreveport.
Hugh Breen, Grand Master Second Veil New Orleans
W. w. Leake, Grand ssser First Veil, st. Francsvile.
Erastus Wells, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
Next annual assembly Grand Council New oreans February
18th, 1868
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not yet learned of any sales. We still quote
fierce sat lac. and kegs at l3{Gl4c. . %.
FREIGHTs-Remain quiet bat owing to bet
ter inquiry especially for foreign ports, rates are
frmer, and in some instances higher prices paid
We now quote by seam for New York &c. for cot
ton and S. p hid. for sugar; molssses 81 so z
bbl. By steam for Boston, lc. for cotton.
BY sail for New York and Boston, &C.. for
cotton, Coo. d Dbl. for -four, and 81 y hid
for tobacco. By steam for Liverpool, Id. b b.
for cotton By sail 9-l66fd. q d. for cotton and
AS Sd. Z hid. for tobacco, and by sail to Havre
l3.l6nllc
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GRAND COUNCIL z. ANpRM.

2. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Master, New Orleans
Hy. R. swasey p, Deputy Grand Master, New 0rieank
John W. Jones' T., IlustriOus Grand Master Shreveport
John c. Gordy, @. p, Conductor Of Work, Franklia-
H. Breen, G. @. Of the Guard New Orleans.
Joseph Honor, @. Treasurer New Orlesns
Gus. sontsg, O. Recorder, New orleanA
~ aev. Thos B. Lawson, @. Chaplain, New orieenh
q. p. Buckley, @. Conductor, New Orleans.
T. L. Bruce, @. Steward, New Orleans.
Erastus Wells, q. Sentinel, New oreans-
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
vICKsBURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS STAGE
LINE,
CarrJIn United states Mail.
Passengers Baggage Carried any part Of the city
OF charged
This is the Only line that give Through Tickets TO
Shreveport

On and after Wednesday, Dec H. 1857 and until further
notice. the Mail Line of Stages will mike TH-weeky
from Yieksburg to Shreveport and return, start ng at
every Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, from the
House. and returning arrive at A. NJ same days y7'1
ample time with for Jackson New Orleans,
and trains going North also for Meridian, Selma Mont
guuery and the East This Line connects with steamers
Qutmsn, Magenta and r. Z. Lee, for New Orleans and all
way landings and the Memphis and st Louis packets for all
points above; also close connection at Delhi onroe
Minden ard Vienna, for all points in interior Louisiana
THIS arrangement will permanent Stages will arrive
and Der time, this Line carries the mail Psssen
gers arriving vicksburg will Fms the most ample
made for their accommodation and will be sent for
ward without any unnecessary expense or delay
Passengers detained by neglect OF Stage agents viii be sent
forward from vicAsburg free Of Hotel charges.
Express Matter FOrv arded at Reasonable
Rates
For further particulars apply a. the Ticket Office Prentss
House, Vicksburg 7. n HAhMErr,
lat Arnnl
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GRAND ooSs1sroRY Pc. R. TH1RrYsECoSD

GRAND CoEsIsToRY 8. PP. r. 8. THIRTY SECOND
DEGREE.
g. NJ Todd SD Grand Commander In Chief N, " Orleans
John Claiborne SD, First Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
Fulsenee Riesu SD Second Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
John L. Lewis, SD Grand Constable, New Orleans
John G. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r Walker SD, Grand Minister Of State, Few
Orleans.
Dr. James c. Bachelor, SD, Grand Chancellor New Or.
leans.
Ben Da silvs, sd, Grand Almoner, New Orleans
Emmett ID. Craig s3d Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John Z Mcclure, 3d. Grand Keeper IF s. and A, New
Orleans.
VIM. NJ Perkins SD, Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
Hy. r. swasey, s2d. Grand Primate, New orleanA
Z. Solomon, SD, Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James b Scot, SD, Grand Expert New Orleans.
James q. Wilmer, SD, Grand Assistant Expert, New
Orleans.
Jean Lamsrre. SD Grand Besusenior New Orleans.
Angel Martha SD Grand Bearer Of the " B. New Orleans
Bruno de Lucas SD Grand Master Of the Guards, New
Orleans.
william G. ChanberIin, s2d Grand Chamberlain, Esw
Orleans.
Daniel 4 seruegs, SD, Grand Steward, New Orleans
John Melton, s2d, Grand ABIDE Camp, New Orlesas
T. Carroll SD, Grand Tyler
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday IN
January
Stated sngs: zst March, 25h June list ssptebsr sad
9Th December.
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DAstla q arAsss

CIR or JKrrxRsos. Jan. l. 1858. 4
Arrived yesterday-2S7 Texas Beeves, I47 Calves
and Yesrngs. Sold-300 Texas geeves. 30i
Calves end Yearlings, and Mich Cows. Stock
on ssle-l322 Texas and 81 Western Beeves, 427
Calves and Yearlings, ISL Hogs, l7l5 Sheep and
Al
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stosk on hand and on shpboard this evening

Stock hand and on shpboard this evening $50
SUGAR-There is q very active demand notice
able to-day, and prices for the choice descrp.
tiors are firm, with an upward tendency. The
lower grades remain unchanged. Sales include
all the receipts at prices ranging as follows viz:
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eRAsD ooMMAspERY KNIGHTS rEMPLARs.

0hArD OohhANDEhf hNldhTs TBMPLARS
ST. saml NJ Todd r Z. Grand Commander, New Orleans,
ST. Fulgence kicao v. L. Deputy Grand Commander.
New Orleans.
ST. Jss. P. Honor, e. Grand Generassmo, New Orleans.
ST. W. 4 whitaker, *. Grand Captain General. New
Orleans.
ST. Hy. r swssey, Z. Grand Prelste; New Orleans
ST. VIM. McDuf E. Grand s. w., New Orleans.
ST. T. A. Bsrtlette 4. Grand J. w., New Orleans.
ST. Emanuel Blessy, K Grand Treasurer. New Orleans
ST. Gust sontag, z. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
ST. A E. Billings, Z. Grand Stand Bearer, New 0reanA
sr. Jos r. Turck, e. Grand Wsrder New Orleans
ST. Stephen s. seeck X Grand Captain Of the Guards
Next annual oonclave February IA. 1868, A. q. 7t1
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ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP O. THIRTY.THIRD
DEGREE A. AND A z

Chss. Lafon de Ladebst, SD, New Orleans.
James G, Bachelor, NJ d. SD, New Orleans,
Dep. Insp Gen. VIM. N. Perkins SD, New Orleans.
8. N. Todd, $50, New Orleans
Jno. 7. Monroe. SD. Hss 0reAnA
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COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock On hand Sept l567.................. 1885
Received since Yesterday. l,4lg
Received previously 2b5I3R6l55
2s,II
Exported since Yesterday. 53}2
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COMPARATIvE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORI
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-01

I UARER ......LUMBE R...u...LUABEk.
GEORGE MERE
Planning MIL and Lumber Yard,
Corner Of Toulouse and Robertson streets Old Basin
Dressed and Roue Lumber Sash, Blinds Doors and Bald
Material Of description offered 10 the trade at the
lowest market prce Peculiar attention paid To shipping
orders
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05
SEWN MILLION DOLLARS

H>HE necessity for Insurance and the
i 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 800
snaoe 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 $4,000, 900 of property
consumed in few hours-from the yery
insignificant cause of a fire cracker. Re-
member the trifiing origin Of fires that
sweep away in few hours the earnings
OF years. Consider your best interests. and
give the Agent of the above substantiai
companies q call If you need PROPER Sc
UURlTY. Policies issued at fair rates.
SAMUEL GEORGE, Agent
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-08-05

Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz. on
MAKE ana keep on hand the finest ami,
VH ity of Ladies Wear, also Fine Boo,g
and Shoes, sewed or pegged, equal in styje
to the best city make. We fit up and Keep The
uring perfect fit. y U.
May 4, 1855. .l