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EXECUTIVE MANsIoN.
Warrington, Feb. II, 1868. J
Sir: BY virtue Of the power and author
ity vested IN me % President. oy the Con.
stitution and laws Of the United States.
you are hereby removed from once ~ Sec
rotary OF War. and your functions a. such
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You will transfer 10 Brevet Major Gen.
eral L. Thomas, Adiutant General If the
Army. who has this day BEEN authorised
t. &C, an Secretary Of War, al isier;m, al
records, books, papers, and o;ler public
pro, er,y now in your rustody and charge.
Respectfully yours.
ANDREW JOHNSON
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The Senate again Dehes the Constellation.
Chicago Feb. 2l.-Ths Republicans
special ssys that soon after the Senate
went into Executive session. Commi,tss
consisting If Senators Cameron, Chandler,
C"lton ~ and Hager. proceeded to he
Office and informed Secretary Staston that.
pending any action. it was the desire Of
the S-aa'e that he should retain the Office
in disregard Of any orders from the Presi-
dent to the contrary. The Comlaittee
also waited upon Gen. Grant and had %
i"te'visw with him, to express themselves
entirr'y satisfied with Grants pssitioa re-
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
BINGHAMs 'RECONsTRtCTTON.'

hberately falsify. No wonder Thad Stevens
would not believe him. No wonder he was
chosen as the meanest tool 10 the whole
Bureau o. Dcspotism to hound an innoceat
woman to the Scaffold, to so deliberately
misstate an opponent. ,a.Hdsseyg
Think of it wool>growerl four and a holt
cents euty on woods which compete with
yours and JJty cents per pound and thirty
flee per cent dd raioren on manufactures. To
import 100 pounds Of Wool into the country
costs but5our dollars and fifty cents, while
to import 100 pound of woolens the duty is
one hau.drsl and ffysjfre dollars in Gold
That is equalizing things with o vengeance.
1t places the wool. grower, bound and shack
led in the hands Of the lordly manufacturer.
It puts yea at the mercy of the Eastern
monopolies, who use you as stopping stones
to fortune. You have no will of your own.
Bingham forged your chains. -
: Bat Bingham says, accompanied with
enc Of his scowls, and his most foolish tau>
tology which his friends call eloquence, "Do
these gentlemen want this Bill repealed.
We ,oant tie matter e.3anhizedi We want
the ,cool-g,o,oer to hare equal protection
aoith the manufactured He Ii emit tied to
it, and BY the grace Of God, and the success
Of Democracy, he shall have it! OF"
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4 False Charge.

5ohn A. Bingham, we understand,
charged in his speech last Thursday even-
ing, that the Sentinel had omitted par.
Or parts Of the N. Y. platform. All we
have got to say about this is, that the
chsrge is false. We published every word
of 1t, and Bingham knew it. Thad Stew
ems said he would not believe word Bing-
ham would say, and all the people will
come to the same conclusion, if he contin-
nes to tell s7ch silly stories.
Il Mr., Bingham Wants to keep posted on
what the Sentinel says, md what it does
not say, he ought to take it and ray$2 .
year for it, like man, and not rely on the
misrepresenta tious of his simple ''hench-
uen." "a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Look out For Fraud!

The Radicals will leave no stone untnrn-
ed to carry the election. They intend to
commits frauds wherever they have the
Trustees. We we're panied sna shocked to
see the RpqJioan, in IFS last issue, un-
blushinely Gdrise the Republican Trustees
Of North and Greene Townships, to commit
q crime against the laws-of the State, which
would bring to them severe punishment,
when it advised .thcm to disregard the
'Sra&ent's voting law! We have publish
ed 4 hcte from one Of the Judges Of the
District Court which pronounced the "Visi-
BILE Admixture' law unconstitutional, but
which held the Students voting law 10 be
constitutional. 1t has Always been unlaw>
full for any gnp to vote, in Ohio in any
township or ward where he was not bona
ide citizen, but the disregard Of this plain
precept of law in the case of students vot-
ing at places where they had not come
with TIE intention of making it their fixed
was the reason Of epssssge of
the law punishing judges Of election for re-
ceiviBg votes of this character as well as
those offering to vote. No man has right
to vote at two places, and the student has
no more right to vote where he is not q cit.
izea then would the merchant, the farmer,
the mechanic or the laborer. .,
Let our friends be en- their gdsrd.-
Watch the ballot Challenge, and have
tae evidence to conr,ct all who violate the
laxA
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but SNE WEEAs
hn~sh MA NAe E0lsaRssaas

One week From last t&esaay wlcsss the
great State contest Of 1868 in Ohio. Are
our Democratic friends in oil the Townships
or Hsrrison preparing fer the thorough
ssschsEe Of their WHOLE DUTY? d
4rHAve they made aa the fhelfafnasy
srraugements necessary for bringing the
entire Democratic forces into effective nc
tionf
SarTIave the doabtfal been reasoned
With have the Mke-Marm BEEN stirred up?
u S0-If there be anything yet andone
NOW is the time to see to it! Let theMote
Of preparation, therefore be sounded with
ous further delay. ygWFf.s
s0L~t tho live Democrats Of every
nsighborhood get together AT ONCE.
Evsrything depends on timely aud effective
prspaation. aq ,@gg.a@
~ ~ Now is tho time for every true Dem
oerat to show to what extent lho Is willing
to labor for the caasei e
Z N Good wishes without corresponding
labor, avail but little. Work. Works.
WORKl!l 10 what the occasion requires
aud what patriotism demands Of every Low.
Or Of his couufry.i asa ii,r ad Ths4
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A card from MIR. Donahue.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. ID, 1868

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct I'd, 1868. &.
EbifoR SENTINEL:--In the Fast Sentinel
l find the following: ''-'. -'.A
"Stumping for Grant. Philip Donahue.
Esq, a leading Vaiandigham politician of
Harrison Coanty, O., report says, is stump
ing in Missouri for, Grant and Colfax. -
SteubenuiLe Herald. aqpt F,.q
| am thankful to you for having so posts
lively denied this sian Ter. My desire for
the success Of Seymour and Blair, is earn
est. Ny ehAeators to tha. end have been
constant ever Since their nomination. L
hope that the sra day Of November will see
them triumphantly elected. 49,.
The Sentinel shows that the contest in
the 10th District is vigorously conducted.
j. M. Estep Esq, deserves well of the
Democracy and of the entire people of the
District. He is emiHently fit to perform
the duties that viii devolve On him in Con
gress. He is an eloquent man, carable Of
presenting whatever views he may enter
tain with clearness and ID a manner to COM
mand attention. Yet all this is nothing,
com pa, cd with his practical business talents.
If elected, Ohio will not have a member in
Congress more capable of attending to the
practical details Of business, than j.. NJ.
Estep. From my knowledge of the man, |
know he has the information necessary to
an understanding of the needs of his Dis>
trict. The wool interest is that with
which, member of Congress from the 18th
District, should be especially acqdainted.-
There is no man in Ohio, who understands
better what should be done fo- the rfotec-
tion IF the sool-grower, than ]. NJ. Estep.
He is much more of a business man than a
politician. He will attend to the interests
of his District first. Politics afterwards.--
This will be reversing the accustomed prac-
tice of Congre ssn.n. Your Friend
Pm IP DdNAhUR.
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IuDGg a. ". PATRICK,

sM-THS MsEfsst SATuReAf NIaHT.---
The meeting ct the Co2rt House last Satur-
day night wss good one. TIE Coart House
was crowded 10 its utmost capacity. We
were especially pleased to see 60 large a
turn out of the ladies. zE,sssrT
Mr.. Estep made one Of bis best efforts.
He discussed the practical questions before
the people, and completely ssaaied the pleas
which the RadicsA make ON the hustings
His speech wasreplete with sound argument
and eloqusnce, and pleased especially those
who are honesty looking for the most prac-
tical solution of our political troubles.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Mr6. Surrntt.

Read the comments Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer on Bingham's connection with the
Surratt case It is record at whose sight
friend ought to blush. 1t will stamp the
chief manager with infamy. Time will not
efface it--nothing possible can detract from
its a,rosty.
mo bleeding bird. hof bleeding beast,
Nor running brook, nor flood, nor sea,
Can wash that dismal stain away"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
The Fair.

The weather proved propitiors for the
Harrison County Fair. The attendance
uas:ss large as At any previous fair, and
competition on all articles was brisk. The
sre~d on Thursday and Friday was im,
znsuse. Floral Hall was the great .attrac
zion, Or appeared to be. The receipts fall
. itils shsses Of last year, which is account-
cd fS< ID the fact that no per cent was
i,bsrked on premiums on horses sheep and
cattle, 40 was dons las year.
We shall publish the list of premiums
awarded in Nw weeks. as soon as the
Secretary can prepare them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Change I'm Livery.

Phillips 4 Osburn have purchased the
well known Livery of w. L. Howser. We
ask attention to their advertisement in toI
days Sentinel. They are tire right kind of
men for the business and we know that they
will give the public satisfaction. Yoa well
always find them clever and accommodating.
When you wish good team give them a
call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Elrei

Ga last Saturday morning, about four
osclock, our citizens we're startled with the
ary OF Ore! The illumination Indicated
that the fire was ia the neighborhood Of the
Pair 1rosnds, and on repairing thither we
teound the Eating Houses inside the .nclos.
are, eogether with considerable portion ol
she Nigh fence in mass Of flames. Moth
ing could be done but tear down the
Sancs on either side which wasdone prompt.
IL. I've 2AsMties, and the fence Acing the
Athens road, from the entrance gate to
aear tAe FSsas cf the road was consumed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
DUBLIC SALEs

The subscriber will offer nt Ppblie Sale,
at his residence on the Cadiz ana Flushing
road, one mile North Of stumptowhi of
Thursday. October, 10, IS6S;
One brood Mare and Colt, three yearlifg
Young Cattle, one Mich Cow, 80 head Of
Sheep, nine Hogs, one two-horre Wagon,
Harness, Moving Machine, Hay rake, all
kinds of Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Sale to commence at
0 o'clock A. NJ. Terms made known on
day OF Sale. f.l j.! u. PHILLIPS,
6jct.7, lS6s-.t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

a6At New Market, this county, last
Friday evening the west-bound passenger
train collided with freight train coming
East, and Conductor Philip X. Benner, Of
the passenger train, received injuries from
which he died the next morning. Mr.. Ben
ner was one Of the most eentlemanB Con-
ducter on the road, and was beloved and
respected by all. sEgttF
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
ssr Bingham voted for the Pacific RAJ

s6r Bingham voted for the Pacific Rail-
road Swi-dle. The Railroad Company
we're given dssble enough money to build
the. rosd, and also authorized tc issae Grst
mortgage bonds for double she tptal cost of
ths road. 10 addition t. all this Bingham
yotsd them II, 800 acres Of the Public Land
for each mile of the Road. What were the
sadscen.ests given Bingham and the Rump
10 thus swindle the people. ,eho edn tell
The corruption and bribery Of the present
Revolutionary Rump will never be known
until the Great Day of Accounts.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

A Trick OF THE CAMPAIGN. Sheppard;
the Bankrupt Judge, spoke one OF Bins'
ham, old speeches. in Tuscarawas County,
and had it published in the Adrocate as the
great speech Of Sheppard" Bingham
conldn't get the people Of Tuscarawas Of
either party, to listen to him, and adopts
this nj ,thod of putting forth his ideas
through his 'hepchmap." 8
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

n@-The craxy RAIDS say that the election
aY Blair would bring war. Who Il get up
the war3 The Democrats will feel too good
to Eght, and the bondbolders know that If
there were to bs fight their: bonds WILDE
worthless. See what foolishness Radical>
j sa wifh lead men too. ,..,,5
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

b@-The female portion Of the A. NJ. Il.
Church, Cadix, held festival on the two
last evenings IF the Fair. Their gross re-
oeipts were $l7s,97, expenses $72,60 =
profits $l06O7. Their efforts to raise
funds to pay for their church is quite com
mendable. -. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
neA. Bingham wants 70 mako himself in

n De- Bingham wants to mako himself im~
,morta', BY making his. tenure-of-ofice eter-
nal. .el r gi aaH3al .iz ls9o.
Poorman, ofthe Belmont Chroa,cle got
of that good thing on John, and John. out
Of revenge, says that Daniord shall be
nominated by the RAIDS. as soon as John
don't wont It any more. Bingham ia pledg-
ed To Banford.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

RURAL SEMINARY. advertisement
ia this paper. One third the usual time
aud expense saved in graduating bf prepar-
ing ia teach. The plan recommends itself
to every practical man and woman. 7
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

"DIaNIFIED.- The -tonqued'
orator using such language as "Julins
Ceasar Schriber, Josie. Estep," fat Billy
Arnold" Bow classic in the "chief mana
GER" Of the Alta Vela Dung bill.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
The Uopedaie Meetins.

The Hopedale meeting last Saterday was
rowser. Over one thousand people were
present, and Col. McCook made one Of the
most eloquent and effective speeches which
has been delivered during this eaAs paign. i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Negro Y0Iarsl

The Radicals have arranged to rush in
their negro votes next Tuesday afternoon.
If any moderate Republican is skeptical on
this point. just let him withhold his vote
until near the time of closing the polls.
He will then see for himself e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

e0rThere Vas an immense Democratic
meeting at Steubenville last Friday. The
Gazette estimates the crowd at 10000
Pendleton, Clymer and Rothe were the
speakers. Push on tie cclumni
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Misc u ussslSbM.

There will be political discussion at
Now Athsus, on next Monday evening.
Octeb r ia, att o'clock, p. ~. Thomas
Cook viii speak from the Democratic stand
point, and q. w. Brown for the Radicals.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

n@.We feel as calm as an October morn
ing. II the Democracy do their duty next
Tuesday, the State will be car ried. Bine-
ham will be defeated. and peace and har,
nooy will prevail, and btcspofity will re-
turn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

. saF lset every person attend the meeting
thiis week At Deersville, Nottingham, Tip
peoanoe,, Freepoft ard Moore6eld, and also
the meeting next week at .Larysville. ,sl#
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

swThe Singer Sewing Machine is con-
sidered by the masse. the best machine in
the market.-- Call at MeClelland's and look
at II. - ~ ~ ----'- WON ''.'''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
Harrison County Fair.

Y Great competition among Sewing Ma
clinss, Weed carries the day., First prem
'iums over'a the competitors.
JOHN CONWELI, Agent.
For Harrison and Jefferson Coutios.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

sGrC Clark and Ramsey have tscei -ed
some mere new goods since the Fair. Call
and look at them. .E
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07
AtMena Tevv ashib CauB.

The Athens Township Democratic Club
will meet at Stumptown, on Merit Saturday,
October 10, 1868, at 4 O'Clock Pm. Iti is
expected that good speakers will be present
and address the people h.l4
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

pD- Manners Stogas took the first pre-.
MUM at the Fair. There is no tise trying
to compete with Manner in The Cigar line.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

First prehlhhi 10 the Weed Sewing Mas
chine. '' ~ 4'''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-10-07

lst premium to the Weed Sewing Ma.
chine. s9l1i@a gys.a y
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ses-Go to EAgleson's for yoar Winter
ClctAius.
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Third Day of November. 1865.

at the several places of holding general
electiohs i'm said County of Harrison, and
you will then and there proceed to vote by
ballot for Electors of President and, Vice
President of the United States of Attferfca,
for the State of Ohio, as follows:
One EIacfor fof fba Lot C,,,trtkS5ieltf,;J nia
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SrThs Rival Drop, Bradley's and
ether late styles Of Hoop Skirts It
m WALTON'S. ifp
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rA~ Knit Hoods and Shawls Chiideen' s
Zephyr Cloaks aud Capes at
WALTON'S. ''
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MI A r r Z Fl d .

On the 1st inst. at the residence of the
BRIDES father, by Rev.Alex. s. Mcconnell,
Mr.. JAMES l.. WILSON, to Miss MARY
j. VANHORN, all of this county.
On the 18th day of July, 1868, at Bowers
ton, by John G. Plowlnan, Esq, Mr.. JER-
.EMIAH SHIFTS and Miss SAMANTHA
McKEAN, l daughter Of C!has Mexican, of
BOwerston. i.
On the 24th ult,, at the, residence of the
bridc's parents, by the Rev. M. A. Parkin-
son, Mr.. CHARLES ERNEST KURZ, NJ.
n, of Bloomfield, Jefferson county, Ohio,
to Miss MATTE EATON, of Harrison
county, Ohio.
On the Both ult, mt Frazeesburgh, Mus
kingum County. by Rev. Henry Gartner,
Mr. WESLEY s. WELLING, of Coshoc-
ton and Miss SARAH NORRIS, of Mus
kingum county. 't.
On Sept. II; ls6sat his residence by Rev.
W. G. Waddle assisted by Rev. D. Barclay,
Mr.. II. III. FEDRICK, Lond9iidBrrS, Ohio,
and Miss ELIZA A. RODGERS, Shiyrna,
Ohio.
At the same time by the same-Mr.
JAMES Nj. KARR, Londonderry, and Miss
PHEBE e. GRISSINGER, Smyrna; O..
On Oct. l, by the same. Mr.. IRA HAYS
and Miss M AIRY, STEEL, all of Westches>
ter, Tuscaf&was, Co. s j
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A. TTACIIMENT.

Saihuel Nossker. plaintiff, Before sam'l
Nt against Foreman, j. p,
VIM. Foreman, def't, of German tp.
HRrrisdn County, Ohio.
On The 2Sth day of September, A. d. 1868,
said justice issted an order of Attachment
in the above action, for the sum of SllS IL.
his at
@ ~ SAMUEL ID SOSSKER.
aha n r.c .s- mark.
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Exaamrrlination s~1lfbs hsiti al QApfz. aa
follows, commenetpg at 10 o'clock.A. NJ. OF
days iiientionet IN c1ztinaAng two days:
The FIRST T1ls2sfax or Septcm-
her and Octeh4rA i 56H, aHd the
Last ThuEs4Ay' Sf FehFnAry ansl
yTarciAy l681. 1ss VA s'si ~
!, No sp,blicaiit viii rsceiye 4 ceftihrats un-
isss & ais segsssl 1 avesegs pt c2!reetSess II
Nv order ii the board.
W. BRTNkERHO~F.)
VIM I. MELOY, Exaniuefs
w. =. fou IisoN.
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