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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

TIE kISa oF BAVARIA, kiskly ptrmitted
Doct. J. q. Aver to have aSespy taksn Of
Rauch's celebrated colpsssl ststue uf Vic
tory, which bslSaf DE esya';sh g:eNn
Palace at Munich The Dsstlr lad Iit east
in bronze, and has preseptea L 70 the cify
Of Lowell, where tSetAsds n ihe rztk and
symbOlixes the tr:urrpAA Of btli fredem
add medicine. fHer mshnisrtnrss sle fhe
pride OF Lowell and foremost among them
AYERS MEDICINES make her name CRATES
fully remembered by the unnumbered multi
tude who are cured by them of atfis,ine and
often dangerous diseases. 81 Boston Journal.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

itu5 WHosoEvEH- = whatsoever will, may
eomcss' q Il thank Gnd. II said d Richara
Baxtery1 am so vile q sinner that / wnuld
have thonght he meant SONS other Richard
Baxter; but when he says Whatsoever, /
know includes me. the worst Of all Richard
~ We oftentake "a one sided view ofsGod's
infnitude. BecausesH lie isihfipite, nothing
is too low for Hisregsrdo J5GoHaoa ,gui y
2 TITS a gnod sign snys dRahnp Halli'
when God lehides us9d His rouhsl torepre-
Z tensions are eyer gracious fararuhners of
mercy; whereas His silent c0nnivancs at thu
wicked argues deep and observation-disclosures, NJ
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

Il dH'THYW1fh BEsDosR "-..I hayc t,oen
forced. +" said Fletcher, 3f'hy insny flisap
'rointnnenfs, to hook for eomfart 10 nothing
hut In the comprehensive iwardst ) Thy will
be done. Al few more trials win caneinceyou
e1perlraentsliy nof fothe heatsDIsi balm fhey'
contai6te sweeten the poinsI and qhra1 tht
wounds that crosses and af1icfians fnasl
cause The exfeEiepce Of every Cbsisfjahl
who has beet. afflicted has carresponded t6'
thai Of Rletekef 20 one who Is mourning
orsr tte loss Of his firstsbssnhow faro ftonf
reaching The care are the topics of oonsolsiH
ton often suggested by ttanskiilful friendsl
AT utterly fail .till theimourner can say
from ,ths heart, 'grhy will be dons.n Then
they are not needed. n6f gedE 1btsB2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

7 TnE bee, taisers in the vicinity Of Ennis.
vile, rKentncky, far 2 circuit oftwanty-fve
miles. were recently startled BY the discnv-
erythat their bees had sll'decamped, going
no one knew whither. The mystery is stilI
unsolyed. The deserted hives were full of
honey containing from sixty to seventy-fve
pounds each. = -..uA ~ ......t ~. e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
The Ku-KIax kIan-sIissfssippi X
. 2alzszz nH and Indiana. d'o5l !


= We vii suppose that ID Mississippi, a
Few days vince, gang Of men repaired to
one Of her prominent jsils. away from the
county in which the prisoners had been in
d;esea, an 1 there, after committing great
riolsnos q poa the Sh eriff, and other subor-
iinatss in ths Jail, had executed certain
.'risrners within the lstter's jurisdiction
,ad e,ntrol. What wouli have been
thought Gift? What would the Radical
;ianruals I'M The North andaWest have said
concerning ita Are there auy terms too
severe and violent which the could Have
saBa to eharactsrias it? Would, they not
have insisted THAT such ap aeas sufficiently
demonstrated, beyond all dou bt, the anft-
.ess Of the people Of tho State in which tie
crime was committed TO have any regular
organized aoysrnmsos ofits ewn? .asl7s,q
Wso'd they not have insisted thst it
Ihould be condemned to . permanent ter
.itoral orsaniisationf Butt did not hap
zen IN Mississippi., Itidid 30, happen in
8 say Eouthern States. 1t occurred IN our
near neigh Dor g. Indiana, with its RepubK.
j can Administration, headed by Governor
Baker, and its Federal Administration,
8 headed by Senator Morton 3 40 30 rsd /
g" However little change there may be Of
our Sonthsrn friends from the condemned
States being heard ip Washington, it il
proper for them, rs q matter of self-deiense,
70 ,tindcIetand this mesement IN Indiana,
iosnd veritilate ii ss a movement swhics seeks
TO make Ash of one and flesh of another,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
i HYiqNEWsPAPERI,

l. not excolled tynnYrater3ip athniiStat
The W EEKhY I'D Isl, P,AFlH ,risy furnished
tessinlgle subscribers at $a, a. orajnt clubs
Iof teni-Ao one jaddress--at ~ 90 eeach,a
withsa free paper to the party getting upa
the ciub. 7g1 lds syiionso1c! gdf nsiW ~
nnayiremif us by mail, either
m billsion by Peitofiee eFder,A which i+ the
safer mode. q hOs atasierss receiving isuba
'seriptiehsffri he,atDisPAFC 81. Aeitbesq
lDailyior Weekly are authorized to retain
Twenty per cant, 9 on nenrs ps,b6sheds mtfs,
fnrsing gts1suf~cribeys.s sor1ten per cent. iori
lourelab rates sIofgtenlp lpaaerstor, 40 90. La
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
The E.egaiAtenfle er Laxy.

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reports from, Washington that the Supreme
,Coart or The. United States would declare
.as LegaE tender Act To be- unconstitu ion
Il. The act has now been in force more
than sixjyears, and all the business OF the
4, .cQuutry--ah, its previous indebtedness, as
xelliss liabilities far in the future, have
q been based upon it., While it would NOT
> ,ha.e been surprising il, Immediately af>
tsr its passage, a case hod been taken to
tho Supreme Court, and decision render
7. cd against its copstitutipnality, il. would ,be
astonishing for. such IA verdict 10 ba given
now, after, all that has transpirsd. The
Court has, not wanted Opportunities to pass
.nnen.if, as there have been many cases sd-
1juSicatsd in the minor tribansls, which,
almost without an sxcer ton, have declared
in taver of ia legality. pa" '2.," ,, wa ''.I
It's Chietjpstiee, Mr., Chase, was The
Secretary of the Treasury at.ths, time The
law was passed. In fact, it became q sta
gashtsnnder his name and. prestige. It would
be somewhat remarkable IL the Court over
which "0ld sGreenbacks," presides should
nov declare the 'igreenback act'"5Iito Re
s s., Whatever may be this legal aspects Of the
= case, the Court would be credited with lit
tie sincerity Tit should now decide advere-
~ to the eonstitutionalify of the legal; ten
s.sr act Il would be almost universally be-
alieved that it was done, to save the bond
gglo'der from the payment Of their debt, in
esran n r,ada hsys n ss o4fsn,a ,s;,I w.,
remembered HAT the bondnolders lent
3 greenbacks. and greenbaeks only, to the
y nan sh;eh !. lsral ac,;ar ao,ld tJys ~ Is ~
a. na.s- rs,s saaroy l. fsl,an,, 49,
y fars sh,,',be Gavsrnm.,. naw.r saa;.aa sn.,
isnv raaner from III hondhalda,si - H.
.Eor sr,,n'a,,t' a,,,oraily he MA II. y ~
,,sv ,.ans ~ .,nanav Gar .ho, ;naahsa5Sats AZ .
7 ~, ,wh;sh ,bev y..cs;vsd NJ n,anssS m,;s
= or,,erv w;H Sa rendersd nrao1;eaI "a Iii
- ,,,,sf In !. 'n,ds;,nda'e ~ sasm. r. II"
. ,,rs..,. $50 %aniI ~ " 'o IL ~
iaaei 1919. ~, ~ H. nS3 e0ge e'n'
~ 20 3s,.,.' ,s,,es,sai ~ a. ~ az Ina ia
..,~ ~ ~ " Vrn r oI h.iaasd
H. thsn' .ba, sveh H aaa;a;ns @ ra,sla ~ !, nsssu
,,. .,sssr.sssn,,s' w 49, :o.a.s. III H.
.hss go = fatal n,;".aLa 'GiSo T,";.
,a.,...... 'J.,,aaJ. an,an - ner eSsh ~.
t.;,o 80 ,,ns. sp 'rs.;a ~ aatns ~ NY ~
go ts..das ~ T. Nv e. .ham i. ~
SssS &c sha.a' ,har - shaa. Ios w uae'r
=, .,,ns ..J -, NIL NIL ~ Ia :. ssr ~ VIII ~
Y he wind sod H. st;ds. TsnJ III lila.ss \.
.,sar;f. ssharesnnon smnI an roeL mh;,h 'ahns
a ~. s,'srcs;re =" 'o'as paa
80 ~ 4, ~ ,,re,;or., S. 80. y e;.a
~. da,,h, af IL nars. ,a,a.a.e ~ ta'eIe
hoiass [ - aysr "a Jes ps h;h sas h y. @ rue oo.p
.c ien. ~ ths
,srch ,sr;,s.. a 20 ~. ay anS1s.s supne
in III. rssaJ ;hossIfas - ..;. aJ ~ isss. y T..
asfx x,5' '.be'raanis Is - oh.n he a'temp.s V
hv norrrnt; 1 Z hs;,' ra,,s. n@a,,,na o 'nc,n
= ~ three t;n.ss - rrssb IL T. oo. ,oss. IVY
ohsacss "a 4. iii 80 ls,h:a.. tne,n .ths
,Wskster wall sa;5 A Z yssran' Su,;n.s " W ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

Is contrasting the Presidential votes of
1860 and 1883, Y appears that whereas the.
,yote'of Massachusetts and New, Hamsbirs
respectively has increased buta &c, 600, and
1000. thatfor New York has increasd III -
900. Pepnsyyaai. $4,000, Ohio 1890,
Illinois, 10000, and that of Michigan
eS, 900. ~ s1S't 7e&aesf iaTye1 1smnfi
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

TUE Prssbyterion Church Tia. s, ss4 misl
sionaries at work, in foreign lands. The
present number of COMMITMENTS 10 connec
tion with that Churchis 249,52s, showing
an increase Of 10000 in the last fifteen
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

CHARLES HErH, Will, cutting, hay from
a stack at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. recent,
'ly Inhaled the dust from poison ivye
whIcn afflicted him 50 seriously that op
Sunday bis .ife was despaired Of. His body
swelled to the dimension, of o barrel, but
prompt medical treatmentasayed his life. {
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

aRTEMUs WARD,s mother has received
from the English executors of his estate
about sT00 10 lgreentacks, the amount Of
properly which came into their possession,
lie had an estate on the Hudson worth
about IS, ,000-making about Sc, 600 in al
+-smuch smaller SUN than his win indicat ,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

o1 PR. TIC. DuRANT. vice. president Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Company, says
that the winter has not yet suspended work
rorsthe railroad. ION "Wednesday last
nine .housand men were busily employed
pushing forward the construction. although
the theniometer was below zero, s ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
MASSACHUSETTS. H II
Another Democratic Victory at the
IHrHFb1pf IsndicaIismI no
OTHER TroWS ELECTIONS

q BosTpy, December Ar-Rsturns of the
.MayeFality election from all the Wards but
ThirdI give Shnrdiae. Democrat apl, pres
eat iinesebsnt, 9,S79;, Kembanr Repuhli-
eahs S,569e The complete vote. will rerclect
ShsThfa by sout 800 lplurality.I III i1
NEWBERYPoRT. .gn.Ds I
r NswBEkYfoRT, Deeenibs ISHoni Ns-.
thaniel Pierce was reelected Mayor, by 1872
majority The Boards of AideF4nen and
Common Council are neatly equally divided
pnfiticafIyN d3u 1goi 10 aaTdI fEdlf,tt
Bosr6S, December f,2-Skurtlcff's ma
jority.is f.613 ID atctaf Of '20,I35. There
reo are 1p,t6babiy' eight Republican and four
Democratic Aldermen elected, and the
members IF the Common Council, d.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

q There Il, a man in Boston. the father II
Nv daughters, who Attributes fbeh' fsild
ness to- feeding on caper sauee df which
sthey, are excessively fond. He is @seaond
cpus;;n to the riah, Who ID prevert liis girts
from running off with the young men, led
then, On can elopes.. 9aisf'J ssI H5a4b To
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

Z saB-The Geaerals, Coieeels and Qasrtcr.
master ! ! f'tf.e army have been Having d, d
"dfugEY ate Chicago. Grant tried q {, make.
asrsoechea sevars t'headachsna overpower,
sa hini and he vas compelled 20 9stopg 10
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
.THE WEEKLY DISPATCH
ViD i., ONLY $1 AYEAR!!! 81

a In issuing their Prospectus for 1869. it
affords. the Publishers qualification to be
able TO state that their Weekly, like their
Daily, enters upon the new year under very
fattering auspices. II has been enlarged
tonnrarg double is is former f size, and now
TfH sarr-T,w' b, co,Lu u mss
:0f matter printed in Bold Gear Type.
| making it ore Of the hsndsomest, as il Has
long been oneiofiithe cheapest. il not pthei
cheapsst, ,iWeekles in the o0nutry' l.dgiao n,
IL contains all aheI --latest News .ofirthes
day-4Pohtical, bComnHreial' and Generahi
land "a an entertaining and accfptableaR9 ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

9 Tak ttuioH 'i'sciac railroad. is +ssay Il
carry the United States mails to Evans
tewo, e57 mijss west Of Omaha. 49,,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

- ~ ssstE3FF g'ryrTS ?7rr Tr-T-T oGt
y WHY afe. sParlsuss coins, often found
nailed to the counters? Because they are
good connterfits, we surpom.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

Hon. CHARLES b. WAsHBuasE, late
Minister 70 Paraguay, IS the third Of the
four ,Washburne brothers, being older than
Israel, butyounger than EIihu and Cad
wslsder. Hecarly left his home In Maine, i,
and settled il California, where ho became
an editor Hs was engaged in political snd
personal qrarrels early il life, and fought
ane or more duels there one with B. +.
Washington, a Virginiap, wherein he vas
severely wounded 10 the hip, and another
with Austin Smith, son of Extra Billy
Smith. of Virginia. These wounds have
annoyed him very snuch ,dewp % the. pres
ient time when he il in his forty,eighth
year. III He was candidate for Collector OF
the port of San Francisco under Mr.. Lin-
coin, but received, instead, the. appoint
meat Of Minister to Paraguay with a sala>
ny OF $500 a year, payable iu5 gold di
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS

THE abnve COMPANIES off,r to the pub p
lie retiabfe protection againss Loss and
Damag hy Fire on terms as favorable 4 9
any other responsible compariesgq Gonsid-
etlyotlr best'iiIterests, ttndagiYe thu Agent
of the above substantial companies call
If yo,, need PROPER SEDURFTY.3 Poll
icies issued al fair rates. ,pg!fE n
. SAMUEL GEORGE, Agent. q
Nov 25. 1855 ~ ~ t-fiftfet fanI 3rlT q 9T
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
.LIUG
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 4

we invite every father. mother, brother,
and sist er,, to, call and examine our fine
selection Of Books, Stationery and Fancy
Goods, We have just received ? fresh lot
lofi Silver Ware, Spoons, Forks,I &c,,, whithV
we viii, warrant to be Of the first quality.
large stock Of School books Sehoel, Cards.
&c., which we will sell to Teachers at the
lowest price, Asking alibefal share Of your
patronage, we remain, yours truly, bTa
iaf2sgs, neml MA. HANNA, 4 CO,
+, tHf ,t,dfa.,l .,g ne a I99 Bingham,s Block.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

AnesRer rarn erthe Taria screw
ltssehs from the late procse ehnrs in
Censress that there Is to be anotber Iturn
of Tho sari6 errxs N ID fhs fsw ~
to be ssill tarihsr piaaohsd b Il. We are
not taxed saihSeutty a. rrs-ept. ma hence
tie necessity Of harfhsr inipo.itions our
asenafzstus;as iiieaasii ID the East are .aA,
ferins. They only make from one huudr.
ed to thousand per cent, upon their in
Vestments, and how san they be supposed
TO live at that ratei Something more must
ne done for them. We in Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa, muStprotsct9 'home in
dustry"- in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.
The West is rich, and can afford to stand
1t. II is true, that for every dollar they
pay to the Government, through the cus>
toms. -they haresse give three or four duis
lars to the New England mspufscturer, for
'Hne pHvheee, sTsg 3grg bHC s9si sfr
! But our Eastern allies believe in living
fast, and.shey naturally take little note Of
sucli trihing matters as the West complains
Of. What is the West god for if it can
not be made to swell the Golfers Of the ,Eas-
tern lords Of the loom? Then il is useful
thing TO influence the proceedings Of our
National legislature -gb1, rod M, n
III capital idea for, Congress to have
a aqunstionibefare it in which there Is such
immense opportunities for it's members to
become rich it not respectable. ~ When a
tariff lobby il in Washington, the members
are idined and wiaed in the most libs. a
manner. Their love and devotion 10 N.
peoples REPRESENTATIVES, exceed all belief.
If Congress- obhgss ahe msaufacturers b,
giving them such tariff as they want,
ought not the latter 10 literally remunerate
their Congressional friends2 And doat they
do It'll Itany boiy doubts, let him 20 tc
Washinstoh when one Of these swindhns
schemes to,rob the West for the, bepoGt Of
the East is up for consideration. and he
will soon be convinced of itgo He will gen.
orally see many lame ducks from til,
West, the cause Of whose iameness it is moi
difficult tq conjecture. ,hobbling along with
Eastern tariff lobbyists on road that leads
to the impoverishment oftheir own section.
al - a.. & q F Il
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

'.2! FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD A
- Chief Justice Of the Supreme coaa Of resa- 7
-'H'H"'''io' ,.tis' syivanla4 X HGE Iah
:e.3n94 PWLaDsLrHIa, March u, 1851 nj
s'Nc lJfgd Haefsnds Gsrnaa BittersS e Ret a.,
~ tFoyicatfne berrpge, 1rt ss a goed fonic, ts%tA
~ dfseyd<ys " ne diacsips organs, dnd ~ greet
ooasM IN eoses qf debility aud isaHf sf asrposs
hiiG i'stgil lssrstrwa, .ss....I aaiaay u
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

s0NATSK3EBls q Ng9TWgW,T
lEEG k3 ssg AARA HYaNm0T'T A
Atthe ,sWasoj Iogslos itaaa, Two, doors
\ b:saE1ias 1ssnGerd flR oS u8gAw aoB1gs,sss
below Beall's Drug Store, Main
-'--'------" Street, Gaaiz, -9hio. -sSS.-- s1,
Anri,seS 56DEg EAEg9asa gSQ
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

se~ kao'yn, asd ,siu osrs all ds.easss vsslses.
"a fror, bdti tLod, !, Keep your blood p,ss; hep
sSss sss.j.s h.Ffs a,nSg ~ = 1. sr k.sp yesyr,
lhsstlg cosagsoa, usv as .ss oJns,.
,amsdses, and a" .n.. ds.sass M - vi ~s we,
Y s9ssat rotk The be.tTneEvin tho epxntry rseert-
ssend them. y ysayscf hSnes.Tep paaastonps for
anyf'ssig yos must trg Lhess preparations.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
DEBILITY.

~ va IL z 8EaE VI H..
~ C1aey r. ~ sw>dieivx ,one, e. H~qaarfs CIR.
pssaGg anfy . ~rari .sss
VI ead vsesr' 70 ~ f4TT 81 W6osS ssyst<1E9
& strsneiisn th ~ Fsr&2zat Z Pstites easss qsJ.
AF snasmsm ef ttsy oe', erabf w srnadh p di9ta
cprnp LION sradseate hi. peliau6 tsiiee r6Hs ats
sy }mpart sisem .olthe Sasshs, and ehasge asi
tahsai from d stort-brscfhed, ehsaesated. sssek,
ri sAd, n'rvqas invalsd, TO JaJeesd, stost, AND
eiJ0,atS DerEDD-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23

OiThc.e Atensk Sfes are fnrJ ex1s ~
sssB..ss' ssy ssais .rd
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lanes iy. WALTON,

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r.. S8HA .TgsaE Re g#9IvfgFsv
{ i.SaN ttihtp TggllgiG g5iEi}lrLEr
I'juy} 10 nSasNlN Nn agsa}JHa ..4s5 y..
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I +Ri5 vg@jiIiH haSFssltE7 aeiE ..,..
thJB toGlt(2s sna sal.a4T .e3as5 .r.}g.
f7f lioigh9q baeae7aag .aja'o4.Gy@
MtHi2 gTaitiiia 20 sga a.Y M f-fs ,1fa.
tqa .gya''' gTEav4F 7'jsar {, Y,sYl -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-12-23
80. lif.fffin@ t41g saA39gfeszy.- ..tl-
DRY c. Gods,
Is now opening at, the Store Hous,
! SUPERIOR ]. ''' STOCK

| 49, s1StA VI Van III gsYEEE,
fRAaFE ava IIfrsfeBE EEwEs
ISfRyi0 IRIS ggHn2 .rsa,F,FoR rb Vi
thfSjyteYs shH ;n!lf5 yihs.y u s.s,~
l9gIg ~ m d1ifw ,ori t-5gktur Eli .,
"s9inhw f8 r%iis'Ig 'HT ef dgiT7ui cff
.seiH7 ol5Rn5eA9I lsam adk IN i,aie
in HfoTl -bulI YI3yg ~ ,s7at
Pct @65 aTff--saftETI, faarfl 3dI ~ s,a
Y HE"EH ,1sSlREi pSNf nj sA7 M. "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-02-15

with Hancock. A resolution was
offered, taxing Federal bonds q per
cent. Gre u e
In the Senate, the President was
asked whether he had created new
military department here, aud under
what law. The bill regarding filing
vacancies passed; it provides t;,ui
offices vacant by sickness or other
wise may be filled by the President
for ten days; provided, that the ap-
pointee's salary shall not be in
creased.
The Government is pushing its
claims against Confederate agents
abroad. Some $7,OOO,OOO property
has been attached in France. The
claims against Mr.. McRea approx
male S12, 900; he also SOLD twen-
ty-six ships to various parties, pro-
ceedinSs against whom are about
being instituted
The whiskey tax from 1868 to 1867
has averaged $27, 600, 600 per nnnum.
An official proclamation was issued
to-day, creating the new military
division OF the Atlantic, comprising
the department of tho lakes East and
Washington, commanded 10y General
Sherman, with headquarters Mt Wash
ington. The President orders Grant
to make no permanent assignment
for the division of Missouri. Grant
assigns Sheridan to temporary COM
mand of the division of Missouri.
Internal revenue receipts, to-day.
$4,000.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-02-15
Foreclosure Mortgage and Sale Real Estate
JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

NDER power of attorney to me by
~ deed given. by c. =. PELHAM, to
foreclose mortgage, and after twenty-one
days public notice, to sell and convey GER
tain premises mortgaged by the said C. p.
Pelham, to secure advances made to him
during the year 1867, and pursuant to the
terms of said instrument, will offer at
public sale. at the Court House, on tho
FIRST MONDAY in March noxt, at the
usual hours, tho following REAL ESTATE.
III the city of Columbia, to wit:
FOUR ACRES, more or less, being a
square, bounded by Gervais street, on the
North; Winn street, on the East; Senate
street, on the South; Barnwell street, on
tho West; affording eligible building sites.
Terms: SO much cash as will pay the
account due for advances, TO wit: 81, 1893 60
and interest on said sum, at 10 per cent
per annum, from November 10, 1867; and
eypeEsos OK sale. Halanc. on = crodi: or
two years, with approved sureties
JOHN AGNEW,
Attorney in fact of G. L. Pelham.
Feb 8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-02-15
The Reconstruction Conventions.

CHARLESTON, February 14.-In tho
Convention, the day was spent in fur
ther discussion of the new Constitu-
ton. Nothing of special interest.
RICHMOND, February 14.--The
Convention proceedings were unim-
portant.
Gen. Schofield has issued an order
vacating all tobacco Inspector offices
on the first Of March. where the occu-
pants cannot take the oath of office.
RALEIGH, February 14.-Conven-
tion engaged in discussion on bill of
rights. Nothing done.
TALLAHASSEE, February 14.-The
excitement among the delegates has
been intense during the past four
hours; there are serious apprehen-
sions of q collision between the Bill
lings faction and the majority of the
Convention. The civil authorities
and the military are protecting the
capitol from the possibility of violent
demonstration. The Bill of Rights
was adopted, declaring the equal
rights of all men, Incorporating
provisions OF the Vermont and Mis-
souri, Constitutions. Legislative, ju-
dicial and administrative articles were
adopted. The Bill of Rights declares
that the State shall ever remain q
member of the Union and the people
a part of the American nation. An
ordinance was passed to repeal un-
equal taxation respecting the school
tax on freedmen.
New ORLEANS, February 14.-This
was the sixty-fourth day of the ses
sion. The Constitution will be ready
for action on Monday, together with
suggestions of the Committee on
Amendments proposed. Adjourned
till Monday.
a despatch from Galveston SAYS
the Convention has undoubtedly been
carried.
ATLANTA, February A.-The 10th
Section of the report of the Fran
chise Committee was stricken out
whether negroes shall be eligible to
Office or not-and it is left to the Le
gislature.