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Thc DInerence between Them


Josiah NJ. Estep, our Candidate for Con
grefs, is il favor of the full complete and
immediate restoration Of the Union.
| Hon. John A. Bingham, the candidate
of the Negrophoktes, is opposed to the re-
storation of the Union, until the Southern
States confer the right Of suffrage upoa
their negroes
Josiah NJ. Estep.is in favor of the ex-
tending the fostering care of the govern
ment over the South so as to encours ge in
dustry and productiveness among rpeo
pie, thus, enabling them to bear their pro-
portion Of the enormous taxation of the
country.
Hon. John A. Bingham upon the single
plea of Negro suffrage, opposed the restor-
alton of the Southern States and the de-
velopment of their resourses, and thereby
throws the great burden of taxation upon
the people of the Northern States
Josiah NJ. Estep is opposed to the present
loose and eI ensive mode of collecting the
excise tax of the Government, and is in ia
vor Of letting oach State collect it through
its county and township officers.
Hon. John A. Bingham, is opposed to
this safe and economical plan of collecting
the excise tax and is in favor of continuing
the loose and extravagant system of collect
ing it by swarms of Assessors and colec-
tors.
Josiah NJ. Estep is in favor of liberal
and equitable distribution of the public do
main to the gallant soldiers who fought tor
the preservation of the Union.
Hon. John A. Bingham is in favor of
giving the public lands to Railroad CONS
panies and other huge and corrupt mono
lies, to the exclusion Of the brave men who
defended the Government.
Josiah M. Estep is opposed to taxing the
white Men of Ohio to feed and clothe the
negroes Of the South.
Hon. John A. Bingham has by his votes
in Congress, taxed the Farmers, Mechanics
and Laboring Men Of Ohio, to support the
freedmen in idleness.
Josiah NJ. Estep does not believe that ne
gro is as good as White Man, and will
not vote for any measure locking to the po-
litical and social equality of the white and
black races.
Hon. John A. Bingham processes to be-
lieve that Nature has made the negro the
equal Of the White Man, and he is in favor
Of such legislation as will make him social
and political equal. In proof OF these
charges we cite his vote upon the negro
suffrage bill for the District of Columbia,
md his votes to exclude the Southern
Statesfrom representation in Congress, un-
ii they would allow the ri sht Of suffrage to
heir negroes.
In word, Mr.. E5tep would have the
government administered for the best in
erests of the Twenty-Five Millions of Whites.
Mr.. Bingham would have administered for
he sole benefit of four millions Of blacks.
There is no lodging the issue prevented
Every vote cast for Mr. Estep will be
otc for the immediate restoration Of the
Union and the supremacy of the white race.
every vote for Mr.. Bingham is vote for
lisuuion and negro equality. How will the
White Men of the District vote?
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For the Cadiz Sentinel.
PROFESSION VS.. PRACTICE.
BINGHAM TREATS SOLDIERS
WORSE THAN He WOULD
DOGS.
He Refuses 10 Even Jet them
sleep In His Kitchen.

1
; EDITOR SENTINEL Bingham, in hi
speeches in this county, has great deal t
say about his love for the soldiers, AM
what wonderful things he has done 70
them both in and out of Congress.
Now, to those who are posted, and know
how Bingham S actions correspond with hi
professions, nothing is more ridiculous, fo
his actions are exactly the reverse of BIZ
professions.
In 1864, when the One Hundred Days.
men were called into service, the place Of
rendezvous for those from Harrison county
as all will recollect, was Cadiz. They were
compelled to stay in the will 9 all night,
and as no quarters had bee provided for
them, and as the Hotels ,,ould accommodate
but few, they were thr IN upon the hospi.
tality OF our citizens. A committee was
appointed whose mission was to find lodg-
ing for the men. This was done BY calling
at each house, finding out how many they
could shelter, and file the meu in. To
the credit of the town the citizens were
generally hospitable.
But there were except ms, and none
more marked than the reception which we
met az the residence of John A. Bingham.
There ace met ,oith absolute refusal. Not a
SINGLE soldier could find shelter beneath his
roof Not even could the floor of his man
sion be used to rest the weary limbs of the
defenders of the country. No plebeian 'boy
in blue, with only SIG per month could
find rest or shelter beneath his spacious
roof. IL was reserved for the aristocratic
and rtchi
The reception we met with at the house
of Josiah NJ. Estep was in marked contrast
with the above. There the portals were
opened wide the house was thrown open
to us. and the beds and floors we're all filed
with weary men, ana they were entertained
as men should be entertained, and not sent
sent away hungry in the morning either.
The action of these two men on that even
ing, illustrates their character
Bingham would say: "Be ye warmed
and filed; notwithstanding ye. give them
not these things which are needful to the
body, what does it profit" Eloquent
speeches or oven tears will not give repose
to weary men. But Mr. Estep acted on
the principle of showing faith by works.
AS soldier and as citizen cannot vote
for John A. Bingham. He is not the friend
of the poor man-he is not the friend of
the soldier. His professions are false and
hollow. He is entirely occupied with Dto
plan schemes for forming governments at
the South, to be presided over and directed |
by negroes, but has not sympathy for white
men whatever. / shall cast my vote for
Josiah M. Estep, who is practical man
and good citizen, as know that his aim
will be to benefit the white men Of the
District. And know of many others who
will do likewise. SOLDIER.
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CARRIAGEs-NEw AND CHEAp.-In our
perambulations through town this week, we
dropped into the manufacturing shop of our
fellow townsmens John Zurcher, where we
had the pleasure and qualification of exam
lining his stock Of new Carriages, just COM
rleted. They are neat and strong, and of the
finest finish, displaying the good taste of a
master workman. Space will not permit
us to give detailed description of these
splendid vehicles, but we would urge every
person wanting new Carriage, to call at
the shop and examine for themselves Mr..
Iurcher will take pleasure in showing them
to you, and will warrant them to made of
the very best material, besides, if you wish
to purchase. will sell you one at price that
will defy competition. Remember this, and
give him q call.
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Removal of Livery.

VIM. l.. Houser, the well known Livery
man, has removed his stables to Slemmons
old stand, on Market Street, where he i.
prepared to accommodate the public with
good teams and good vehicles at all times
Houser understands the livery business
perfectly, as all of our citizens know. HI
hires better looking horses and better car
riages than any Of the city liveries that we
know Of When you have team from
Houser you a1ay rest secure that you will
have no breakdown either of horse or We.
hicle, as everything is kept in prime order.
Mr., Houser also announces that he il
prepared at all times to purchase good
horses or mares,
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K'residentialCa C Campaign of 1865
Headquarters for Flags, Med
ais, badges, Pins, Lanterns,
Torches, Caps, Capes, Portraits
of Candidates, Song Books,
&C., SC.
The undersigned, manufacturer of Cam
paign Goods, keeps constantly on hand
Printed Muslin Flags, from inches to 7
feet in length; Bunting Flags, from 6inches
to 36 feet in length-suitable for poles,
dwellings, professions, g.; also, Silk Flags,
for presentations and military companies;
Parade Equipments, Caps and Capes, all
oolors; also, Torches, Chinese Lanterns,
with names of candidates. One hundred
varieties Of Pins, Medals and Badges, with
portraits Of the Presidential Candidates
samples Of same sent onreceipt Of 20 cents.
Agents Wanted. Send tor Price List.
Address, JOHN w. PITTOCK,
Dealer in Campaign Goods, Opposite Post
Office, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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nD-I 1t is said that Stanton will take the
stump for Grant, and that he will speak at
Cadiz during the campaign. We are glad
of it. His presence among the people will
confirm the now assured victory Of the
Democracy. A more odious person never
appeared among any people. He is the
embodyment of the crimes and corruptions
of the war, and as such he will be treated.
Trot out the women hanee
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IT1NERATING. The Bankrupt Court are
itinerating through Harrison county having
an eye to business, illucidating their theory
of the workings of equal taxation. A man
who would be sucked by such crude
theories as they put forth would hardly be
qualified. to vote, if the right rested on in
tallio
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HA-The Quarte,master is following the
lead OF the General. He wants us to place
the names of some men who were actually
in the army in company with the d,stiag>
pushed and stragetic field officersiwhom the
gallant Major Surratt Bingham retained
on his personal Stat. 1t wont do, Quar-
termaster-high privates are not mentioned
in General Orders.
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G@' Eagleson started East last week with
the intention of bringing home one of the
finest stocks Of Ready Made Clothing ever
exhibited in Cadis.
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HAThe United Presbyterian Sunday
School held picnic at Kent's Grove, en-
the Cadiz Branch, last Wednesday. We
understand they had delightful time.
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READ the advertisement beaded "Notce
10 Teachers" The next Examinations will
ofSeptember and October 1868, and tho
last Thursday Of Fcb'y and March, 1869.
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VOTERS. Are your prepared to mortgage
your property to the bondholders of the
country. IF Bingham IDEAS prevail, the
National Debt will be terrible blight to
the prosperity of the nation. The poor
and middle classes will stand no chance of
attaining competency, and our land,
which in the past has been the BEST in thi,
respect, in the world, will become worse
than England, where an enormous Nation
al Debt, with its interest, constantly oper>
ates to make the rich richer and the poor
poorer,
Bingham, with his 100000 in bonds,
demands that they shall be paid in Gold
although most of the bonds were purchas.
ed with grecnbacks, when they were worth
but forty cents on the dollar, in gold, and
none of them were purchased in gold. The
National Debt is now $2,500,000,000 il
greenbacks, hut if the people decide to pay
bonds in gold, the difference between Gold
and Greenbacks, will make the debt at one
fell stroke over $500, 100000
Bingham wants this enormous debt fund
ed in forty years bonds, and for this length
of time-more than one Generation of mar
as long as the Children of fIsreal Journyed
in the Wilderness-Bingham wants the
laboring masses to toll and sweat to pay the
bondholder his gold interest.
When the. forty years have expired
the debt has not been contracted one dol
Tar, and the prospect will still be dark and
gloomy, for coming generations will be less
able to pay, and life time will have been
wasted in serf-dom.
We are satisfied that three fourths Of the
people are at heart opposed to Bingham s
wicked and insane policy, but partisan mad.
ness proves stronger with some than reason.
They will do that for which their conscience
will goad them in the future--they will dc
it without counting the cost
To all we would say-stop and reason.
Think before you plunge the nation into
bankruptcy, and ruin all the bright pros
poets for the future.
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CT. C1A1RsyHLLE and NEW

~ NII1ENO NIACAUAM ItUAU.
AUDITORS OFFICE HARRISON Co., OHIO,
CADIZ, August 26, 1868.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
terested in the establishment OF the St
Clairsvlle, and New Athens Macada,nroad
or so much of said Road as lies between the
point where said'Road crosses the line which
divides Harrison and Belmont counties, to
the North boundary line of the incorporat-
ed Village of New Athens, petitioned for by
j. N. Henc erson and others, that the Coun-
ty Commissioners of Harrison county, have
appointed Viewers and Surveyor who will
meet at New Athens on Monday, Septem-
Der 81, 1868, at o'clock A. NJ, for the pur>
pose of viewing, laying outor strengthening
said Road, as in their opinion public con-
venience and utility require.
BY order of the Commissioners.
w. III. Mccoy,
Aug. 2s, 6s.-4t. Auditor.
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EhricHnsviiys Fair.

The Uhrichsvile Fair comes off on the
18th, 10th and 18th days of September. 1t
promises to excel former fairs held at this
place.
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RETURNED. Our old friend James v.
Smiley has returned from the west, and may
be found at his well known stand 'stitch-
ing away He invites all who want any
Tailoring done to give him a call.
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BsA- Unrivaled attractions at Clark &
Ramscy's This popular firm always make
choice purchases, and always suit the
people.
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BsA- Call at McClelhnd's and examine
the Singer Sewing Machine. 1t commends
itself to all. Every house should have one
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eA, A pound of Tea costs So. OF this
50 cents is for the tea. and the $3.50 is in
tended to pay the bond holder his gold
interest.
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sA-A splendid lot of Silks, all colors,
lust received at GRIMES & LINTON'S
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'is il. know that il cured them; those Nlio ~.
lot, know that It cures taSir neighbors and f1a;n
An 4ti hhoN tnse WHAT IL uVes olce II a'as GiF-
tina; it never fails through any fault or neglect
- composition. We have thousands upon ~ "a.
.al9s Of certificates Of their remarkable CURES h.
following complaints, but such cures arc knOyll
very ncighborhood, and we need not publ "a The
ADAPTED to all ages and conditions in all clil-..
oatainmg neither calomefor any deleterio1a
'icy may be taken with safety by anybody. Il,
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh anil max
.hem pleasant to take, while being purely yeSct ,b
~ harm can arise from their use in any quanti.-.
Ihey operate by their powerful influence OIL tn
internal yisccra to purify the blood and stimulatr
INTO healthy action remove the obstruction Cflh
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs CT tic
by correcting, wherever they exist, suclf ,icrliII,
IAent' as are the first origin Of disease
Minute directions are given in The wrapper on
ni2 box, for the following complaints which the-o
Piiis rapidly cure:-
For Dyspcpsia or Indigestion, Lis.lo.s.
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the ston
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
fof LIVER complaint and its yarious symp.
5Inndice or Green Sickness, Biiious
Goiic and bilious Feyers, they should be III
delOusy taken for each case TO correct the disease
action or remove the obstructions which cansc It,
For Byscntery or Diarrhues, but one mid
dose is generally required.
For HshcumatisIn, Gouf, Gravel, rasy,i-
txeiOn of the Heart, Pain In she sis.s,
esack and LOins, they should bo Continuously
Laken, as required to change the diseased action OF
disappear.
For propsy and DrOpsical SweIIinEs they
Inoa'i DC Gken IN large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge r
For supprcssion large dose should be taken
a' It produces the desired effect by sympathy
As a Dinner PiII, take one or two pills To nro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invgorates the system. Hence it is often al.
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
one who feels tolerahy WELL often finds that dos
OF these Ptts makes him feel decidedly better from
Their cleansing and renoyating effect ON the dges-
tive apparatus.
DR.. j. G. AVER g co., Practical Chem ists,
LOWELL. MASS, o. S. Il.
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TGrimes & Linton will receive this
week the finest assortment of goods ever
brought to CadiE,
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D| The regular session Of the County
Commissioners commences on Monday, the
7th day Of September.
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RB-Manner has some of the choicest
chewing tobacco.
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SEIHRIFEDS
PROCLA AMATION
OCTOBER ELECTION.


WHEREAS, by the laws of Ohio, regula-
ting Elections, it is required OF the Sheriff
of his county to give notice before the time
of ho. ding general election, by proclama-
tion throughout the county of the time on
which such election shalt he holden. In
pursuance Of such requisition, I, John f.
McPeck, Sheriff of HARRISON County, do
hereby proclaim and make known that the
Second Tuesday OF October.
being the 18th day of said month, is by the
Constitution and Laws of Ohio, appointed
the day on which tho qualified electors of
said Harrison county shall meet in their
respective townships, at their usual or pros
per place Of holding elections, between the
hours Of o'clock A. M. and o'clock p.
M. and proceed to vote by ballot Tor
One Secretary of State for the State of Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State Of Ohio;
One Member of the Board of Public Works
for the Stute of Ohio;
One School Commissioner for the State Of
Ohio;
One Member of Congress, from the District
composed of the Counties of Harrison
Tuscarawas, Belmont, Guernsey and
Noble.
One Auditor for the County of Harrison;
One Commissioner for the county of Har
rison;
One Infrmary Director. for the county of
Harrison.
The Trustees OF the several Townships OF
said County are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing number Of Jurors are apportioned
to their townships respectively, and that
they are required to select the said number
and make return thereof to the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, together with the
poll~book. within two davs after the said
second Tuesday i'll October, 1868:
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hsa-The Lady's Friend for September i,
at hand.
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san-Arthur's Magazine for September is
at hand. It contains choice literature.
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eaes~We are in receipt Of Cooley for Sep
tember. Cooley is always good.
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nj Office TO TEACHERS.

Examination will be held at CADIZ, MS
follows, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. ol
days mentioned and continuing two days
The First Thursday OF Sentem.
ber ants October, 1868, and the
East Thursday OF February and
Earc21, 1859.
No applicant will receive Certificate un-
less his general average of correctness in
the exercises given be SIXTY I'VE per cent
or more,
by order of the Board.
w. BRINkERHOTF. J
WIN. II. NJ MELOY, Examiners,
w. S. POULSON.
Sc 10, lS6S.-7m.
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Esa They arc paying the highest price
for wheat at Warfel old Mill.
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CYRUS McNEELY, Superintendent.
VIM. BRTNKERHoFF, A. NJ, Principal
and Prof. of Natural Scienae and Mathe-
matics.
EDWIN REGAL, Prof Of English Tit-
erature, French and German, and Science
Teaching.
JOHN A. CAMPBELL, A. B. Prof. of
Ancient Languages. Mental Philosophy
and Ethics.
MRS. FLORA X. REG iL, Teacher of
Rhetoric and Botany.
MRS. MARY A. BRTNKERHOFF,
Principal of Ladies Department.
MRS. LIZZIE II. GALLEY, Teacher of
Instrumental Music.
@g. For Catalogue or particulars, Address
w. BRINKEKlIoFF, Principal,
Hopedale, Harrison Co.. Ohio.
au19, -3tw
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pittsburgh, Cincinnati d. st. Louis
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

On and after Sunday, June 2lst, Trains
will r1n as follows:
Going West.
NAIL. FAST LINE. EXPRESS.
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R URAL SEMINARY.

New Market Station (SciO u. O.,
Harrison COuufy. Chic. Pitts
| buFgEa Cincinnati; 81 st. Louis
(Or Pan Handle Railway
Fall TeTNs opens Aug.
IL. Winter Term
Nov. 23, and Spring TcrrGl March 22
FACULTY.
A. D.UIEE A. NJ, President, Prof. Senior
Studie'.
Rev. r s. II ,aUE A. M, Prof. Junior
Studies
r. B SMITH A. NJ, NJ. D., Prof Sopho-
more Studies.
WESLEY WILLIAMS A. NJ, Prof. Freshman
Studies.
Prot. FRANCIS SCHwINGBR Principal Mu-
Steal Department.
VERGINIA REhL, Drawing Painting &c.
Seminary of High grade for Males and
Females.
so bOaT(aers can be Accommodated in
the Presidents family in the Seminary
Building, Rooms large and and airy, all car
peted and nicely furnished. The entire
building heated with Steam, everything
comfortable, no danger from fire in the
rooms, no dust or ashes, Water from living
Springs on every floor. Few Seminar es
furnish so many real home comforts, or so
able FACULTY. All teaching is done in
he most approved manner. Schools want
ing able teachers for the coming winter can
be supplied Those wishing to pl epure for
teaching will be made proficient. $52
pays for Boarding, warmed nicely carpet
ed and furnished rooms, washing of bed
ding and light for Fall or Spring Term, and
$G6 for the long winter term. Tuition
usual rates, come down and see our accom-
odations, at least send for a catalogue.
July 20, 1868
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