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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22

as had been put in evieence BY Batter, ex>
cept vas more formal
Witnesses Mr.. Dewitt and G. Clark here
decided to make correction oi his testimO>
nv. ca effect that message 10 President was
not delivered 60 him the 22l Of February
but the Gath Of February That it was
brought uD by Mr. Moore, Presidents, pri
yaie Secretary on the 221, but Senate not
being in session Moore returned with 1t TO
Executive Mansion.
Wm. Gr Moore, President private Sec
retary, was then examined aud testified 10
bringing nomination OF Thomas Ewing as
Secretary Of War from President 22i oi
February after l2 O'Clock. That Senate
was not in session and he took it back to
President aud delivered to Senate on Mons
day February a.
Curtis then put in evidence without OBJ
lection, certified copies of the appointment
by President TYLER on the 29th of February,
1874, of Jno. Nelson. Attorney General to
discharge the duties Of Secretary of State
ad mterinl, until successor TO Mcpherson
should be appointed, and the subsequent
confirmation By the Senate, on March 9th,
1874, Of John G. Calhoun to that office; all
50 the appointment by President Fillmore,
July 23rd, 1850, of Winfield Scott as Sec
retary of War, al interim, in place OF Geo.
Crawford, and his confirmation by the Sen
ate August 18th, 1850.
Curtis offered document relating to re-
moval from office of Collector and Apprais
er Of Merchandise in Philadelphia.
Butler objected. After some debate be
tween counsel, evidence was admitted.
Curtis then offered document from the
Navy Department. While Butler wa
reading it, Senate took recess of l5 min
uteS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22
Brom The Nation, April 10, 1858.
HI Bingham Crazy.

Is Mr. Bingham preparing to follow in
tho footsteps of Preston King and Jim.
Lone? One would think so from the infat-
mated imtemperanee OF his language, which
We have had occasion to notice before, and
which Is but late feature in his character.
As one of the managers, in the debate Of
Erydag, he supported the objection Of But
isr TO receive the testimony Of Thomas as to
his conversation with the President, and
objected to allowing the President to be
aieard, characterizing the request as ''at-
tempt to introduce the utterances Of an &C
ctrsel cTig,taal in his own behalf !" Was
eYsr language more diabolieal2 Is not insan>
Fly Che most humane plea that can be urged
III rxtenuation OF so foul an outrage com
aiiitad befors the most august tribunal pros
v;ded by our constitution That suicidal ins
Mnity should be creeping upon him is pain
falls suggested by the fact that he appears
aa chief manager of a prosecution led by
Butler. Il was not long ago bat the same
GatIeY denounced this same Bingham as
responsible for the Judicial murder o. Mrs
Surratt, convicted, AS Butler said, without
d shadow OF proof," and Bingham rctorted
hy reminding Butler of the spoons which
ho had eorquered during his il'ustrious nil
itary career. Such conjunction of stars Is
snongll to elicit no surprise it one should
sha0t from its orbit.
The above il from the Louisville Demo,
cr,t. kpown all through the war as . Demo-
crat war paper. The Democrat is niistak>
sar-.alr Bingham is not crazy nor anything
like Ii. lie has particular Object in view
III the course he il now pursuing. His
s..;stiiet lsrt fall gave good majority against
Aiiu. fie Ii laboring under the deInsive
\ ,tpressi N that if hs can only obtain
,ircsrsvrce aud notoriety, let il come from
ehascger source il MAY, it will enable him
\ ~ DO re.elected next fsll That is all that
III Binghamis aboring for; but next Oc>
3teber will hurt him worse than he WAS in
t1:tobor, 1862 The people Of TINT district
sru lnbsrin under the impression hut John
"a. Bingham has attempted to represent
hem III Congress long enough; aud they
lriiI succeed him with j. NJ Etep, Eq.,
II gDrfe other cool Democrat 10 mote il
be ~- SfnfbSf,ffe Gr.r'ie.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
Injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22
HAT q 7-8.

MaYa papers are getting jealous OF the
mighty iuteIlec' Of the Chief manager OF
Itppeachment. Can't the Republican dare
then to combat With the 'seven-eigbts. p"
The following pen portrait we clip from the
cslumns of the Cincinnati Commercial, a
,rapef which can boast OF being nearly equal
ipshrain with the ''talent" of the Republic
trt. Bead the Commercial sketch
BINGHAM
20 she ditheveled and nfallible Bingham
belongs the honor Of having been the first
o. forget the court, and to address the gal
leries On Monday he spoke entirely to the
koys, women, and ushers in the gallery,
mentioning the spectators and appealing to
them. This sacrifice of dignity was made
selt-defense, for in close, stalwart, legal
argument Bingham is the weakest man
among either the managers or the counsel,
lIc has plumed bib wing for the fights OF
oratory, and can not bear the mere tussle oi
,ae solid ground AT convenient times he
a2ejects his fabhy sentences into the keen
est crevices OF the debate, aud Immediately
everybody on the fioor beings to read news
papers, while the nopices in The gallery wak'
Rp 10 ecstacy, SAVING. AT laSt we nav
something like William Writ This is
esste Of Patrick Henryl" His oratory i
af q sonorous sort, clear and strong, hu
defamation chiefly, little yestumpspeaE
ins, and uttered without regard to th
question under consideration He wander
If info lands of abstraction, inveighs agains
folks net now in point, and gives you, il
fact, an interesting exhibition of mora
gsrrulity
1t IL probable that Bingham will make
good speech under the heels of the Senate
70 thriil the boys at the conclusion Of tn
trial A more opinionated and vain oil
MaiA doss not exist
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22
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Cherry Pectoral,

For Diseases OF the Throat and LunGas
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopinG
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption. t%
Probably mover before In the whole hissscy sf
medicine has anything won 30 widely and SO deSpN
upon the confidence of mankind as this excellast
series OF years, and among most Of the races az
mon it has risen higher and higher in their estnse
tlon, as it has become better known. Its uiiifofn
character and power to cure the various aneetoss
of the lungs and throat, have made it known AZ
liable protector against thcIn. While adapted 10
nder forms Of disease and to- young Children 1t In
ut the same time the most efectual remedy thai esn
be given for incipicnt consumption, and the dAz.
<erous affections of the throat and lungs As pre-.
Ysion against sudden attacks of Group, it should
be kept on hand In every family, and indeed AZ All
arc sometimes subject to colds and coughs, sd
should be provided with this antidote for them. Il
Although settled Consumption il thought hs.
curabe, still great numbers Of cases where ths dis
caae seemed settled have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored to sound health by tie
Cherry Pecsorat. So complete Is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
ing else could reach them, under the Cks4yr Pss-
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singers and PMbItc Speakers hnd great pre-
lection from it.
Asti.na Is always relieved and often wholly
cured byit. fffft fw
Broschttts Is generally cured by taking tAs
Cherry Pect0raI In small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we AnaA
rot publish the certificates of them here or do nofs
than assure the public that its qualities are fslty
maintained
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-22
The ssNafiOm.O

The pecdantic editor over the way, VIII
lashes frantically to the rescue Of John 4.
quotes from Tine Nation" eulogistic o
the "Chief Manager - tho great Cadi
giant. Re will also quote from ''the Ma
tsnp." Read this extract. What do 20,
tiaak of OF?
From The Nation, April 10, 1868.
The contrast in demeanor between thos
who represent the President and those VIII
represent the House has been already sufic
isntly marked, AMI it is contrast on whicl
jtlD I,eop1e UiN look seah aaythng but morti
Rrattoa after the trial is over. Ii ther
was to be lack Of decency on either side
certainly 1t ought to have appeared on tn
gsde Of the defendant, the more particular.
az the case against him is largely made vi
ST charge Of bad language and rowdy be
bsyiur.
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
MUSIC,

rho sooond rehearsal for the second I'M. Imdi9i tis
Inc secoIu i Dace AZ the Academy OF Music '''
afternoon. .:,o,,;ol concert
Mrs. Jenny h9n @ be Vgraced by the appearance m OF
AZ anonymous LADY amateur; his da1eRter Mr.. smp
sludcs she names Me- 81 b Mills, Mr. Harry sandeIsOn and
Mr.. Mora. e . ,,o,t ;pterestinp O
musical performance 20 OF m0sf os saR%ay a
ana IatnS, INST by about sixty ladies' anu eeHt al
Oh tnc then amateurs The prog y % ~ Class Of
nost fttle known in this country ana to % t to
t Seceiye half the cultivation II deseNeS 80 SO eS he
other attractions OF the ehteI'a W ~
charm OF novelty. $3.50 -,
Those remarkably clever little children, opo y0o
anna and Willie Hess whose perioran%Ses ICES az eel nave
heen sneb pleasant features Of the evening VIII gSo
matinee tomorrow at Steinway Hall WIN tle M Iii
- Niadome Gazzaniga, Mr. L. Bergner, ana MI JuIius
ia volinst This will give parents pleasant oppor
snDitv Of showing their children what can DO aCculh
ishSd through patience industry and good teaehlnR
bv uttie performers Of only ten and twelve years
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE DRAMA.
NIBLo's GARDEN.


Decision for the plaintiff having been rendered
IN the case of DAILY ag Jarrett Palmer in the Uhteu
States Circuit Court, injunction was served Oh 'i ~
PENDANTS last night, restraining them from s","e '
railroad scene in "After Dark" at hDoS' q o.,
promise was effected, however before tho 'n,o
the scene and the engine pulled ana ra't'ou a. 80 r
ARRANGEMENTS will be made, we uhders'"i"' -, 49,
railroad scene given as usual every hisn.' n n'" N'f
curtain is to be shown at this mousse noA' -'
DPAMATIC NOTES.
"After Dark" is in its NTH Weeh' tt NlUi0 @ an -
but u not making thar ehOrmVuS SuNNON'
ticipated for IT, ~; Az
"Frnani or The Horn of a Dilemma Is tle
Generation at Woods Museum, 10 succeed
SIxon' On tie 2sth iustone week from Monday next
Mr.. De Cordova lectures at Stelnway Hali TO- To-
morrow evening "The Spratts at SlIS'oSa' @ 90 the
discourse will be delivered Tor te Denent O4 "a ~
best charitable societies, The Midnight Mlssloh'
Mrs. Scott Siddons will read at Steinway
HAL ON Saturday evening next, the lyth lnSt' tor .o
benefit of the New-YOrk Ophthanle HOsplla Sl & plU
Cramme comprises extracts from Shahespeaie anu Ae
nysOn. a
Miss Olive Logan will give q Reading, at
steinwav Hall on Monday evening next, the 2lSt !nsI,
IN ana of tho building fund Of ST. Peters New
will he made from Shakespeare, DOugas JcIIViu' , IN
Christmas story by Miss Logan ls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
title OF The Good Mr.. BabblethorD'
The Lancashire Lass" has been produced at
6elwyns Theater in Boston, apparently WIN uluCH so
cess The cast is follows: PaTg oy ue ,'ane W ~ Dg
son Mr. Frederick Robinson; Ned Clayton =. IL HanecL
boff. RoJerf RCdbrn H. +. DAILY; SD0Hy stuart RobsOh
JeIiek W j. LeMoyne; Mr. DaHrHe, Thomas Barry
Eirby IA yeoman) II. PearsOn Sergeant D0a0can, a. ~
Ei1gs: 1Hidcr c. Stedmau; hdcly, q. A. DlhSiuoIS'
PHI IndTetrs G. F. Kenway; BlGck Don j. b. Bradford;
Ruth KiTby Mrs. Thomas Barry; nae OWsO"e, EItsS
Fanny MOrant; Fanny DdlrHe MISS Mary C"I3 tic
sewyn done everything needfu Tor the piece III ''
NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

-. -.,o.+,,. u. ,tc President 10 call q meeting Com.
49,, as il did from members Of the Chamber tnls releo
nd if obligatory ON him Nr Dodge 10 can le n0 -,
i, hnt he desired before anything further was uoc
sc maj the existence of bylaw compelling le c.
dent TO call a meeting of the Chamber wheheNe Ids of
,1culers desired it. left power NJ all IN tue oied
thc presiding officer, and unless that bylaw Wds
he snould refuse longer to preside over tlo & next
iT6o swhieet wouid doubtless come before the m
meeting. and he hoped it would then ypeaacted
erly attended TO. In CONCLUSION, NV Dr. Hallock
to obtain hearing and called attention had distributed
nrcerl G e onnonncn the meeting which were
without the sanction o !he ChanIesT ner moved ad
ournment when DR. Hallock, jr VINO VINO tbr matter but
very young man, ATTEMPTED 10 % Butler urging his mo-
fon spd That the sgeIt TSPOSff OF the n
Chamber could give 10 ihS for financial honors would
Sn an Immediate adjournment DC DFbaher adjourned
attempted an explanation Dut 'n'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
a YOUTHFUL FTNANCIER BEFORE THE CHAM
BER OF COMMERCE.

The Chamber of Commerce was yesterday as
senbed by special call, TO listen TO address from Dr.
James c. Haock. r in explanation OF practical plan
for the complete immediate and permanent control Of all
disturbances aud distractions in commercial payments
otherwise eliminating In panic" On opening the meet
iDg Mr.. Vim. T. Dodge r after explaining its object
forth, said that he had bceD about fortnight
ago, asked by gentleman 10 call special meeting Of the
Chamber with the object OF allowing DR. James G. Hal
lock IT, explain his peculiar views financial Qnes-
tons TO this request e had refused 10 accede It
not cnsOLaTy the Chamber 10 hold special meetings.
excepting Shen the subject 10 be- discussed was vital TO
the commercial interests Of hew-YoIk few days
after, the gentleman called Mr. Wilson See
JetRiy or the Chamber, and presented tO HIM a
paper sgued by sundgy members, making IA similar
request On the reference Of the subject Mr. Dodge
ne had stated that he could take action n paper
forwarded 10 hlm through Tie Secretary Not content
WIN these robuns tile gentleman uppose1 60 allock
30 nha very thoroughly canvasscd the members OF tho
~NOsi' shd procured buDILer Of SIGNATURES "a doc.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
DEATH OF A wELkKNowN PHYSICIAN.

An inquest was held yesterday Dy COIUHVI
keenan, at No 100 East Twentyourthst over tho BODY
of Dr. Isaac Cummings. whose death was caused Dy an
overdose of morphine. Fer considerable time past Of
Cninos has been in the habit Of taking small uos oi
mnrnhine for the purpose OF producing sleep on due
day evening, feeling unusually restless ne tooh " W or
tne ofterward his landady entered the apartment anu n
finding him insenslhle at once sent Tor physit
~ orTva the usual remedies gwen Out W.
aVoiI and death ensued Wednesday morning. INC &c
ceased was native Of Massachusetts,, aged % SVa, -
He was House Surgeon OF the Deint s,ond
corner OF Second.ave and Twenty tmId'sti huu o'oou
high in his profession.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

SAILED.
Sbr,sta srd Palestine verpool Rhein Bremeni
% Uar,ua Gen BsFnes Sayannsh Saragoss Chatstn Shp'
Auuie Fish Francisco New World LONDON DA'A Luigi esno
BELOW.
Slim American Coufes JoroD oct a. mdse anchored
o the bar
DOMESTIC PORTS
Cu,RLEsrox lAruved sehr Thomas Jefferson he"iork
..iin N,ss,o r. SaieI louisa Frazer Baltimore
vfygTos Dee 7-Aved steamship Fairbanks, from Ne"
York. ,r...o, .,..,.bi,s
kss for baltimore Livingston. New YORK; schr saho''e
fonrErs MONROE Dee l7-saied brig Charles Albert for BAN BAH
for New York Passed out from NOIoh
, II r. Eaton for Mediterranean Louisa Gnadaoupe' LHe
Kiibal Nellie Clifford and Spnshok for the West lndes
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cuba aud MARYLAND sailed to-day
M,n,CAIso Nov lg-u port sehr N A. Bdrdse, for Boston III
10 days
SPOKEN
Brig Halifax from Boston Dec II lat 5o lon Io''
Bg Nay b. Iai jamaica. Nov. 49, lat 2o2O, lou ooO
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
THE MARSH BOND CASE.

v.o.ordov afternoon, Justice Hogan discharged
,a Horsb from custody, he being nnder arrest
1tainc by means Of false and worthless onecn
~ the National Bank OF the CommonWeaisn sons
worm e 0 Uast This course taken in consequence
at NUreseuatons NU made by the counsel for te pLosgT
OF he eVidence of criminal intent was deecuVe'
elo % m Marsb has widowed and Invalid nother uep5hG "a
ns upon him for support the yetm1GMd M d accsed might
", I've mined for life as he has already suffered much
tIroygb his Imprisonment for the past few weeks
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN A CELL.

Joseph Mitchell, farmer, was arrested OH
ednesdav evening in the street, for being drunk ana
disorder!y He was locked up in the Lbertyst fohoo
Station During the night doorman Miner tg of
tbe door OF his cell he having used his handkerentI III
hen of rope The wOuld.be suicide was cuI uow ~ - con- M
inscns,le condition He was finally restored 10 Coll
scionsness Yesterday morning he was taken po.UIo %
Alderman Moore at the TOmos romeo Cou''' "Ho '0''
Iitted him To await an examination.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cmbri BreBds Hamburg Dee mdse ar 7lB ritl
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne. Norfolk indse and
Steamship Wamsutis. Fish, New-Bedford mdte and pass
Bark Eyerbard Delus, Bremen 50 DAYS. mdse.
Bark LoeknAw MuTooek, Plymouth Eng SO days, mdse.
Bng Mary T. Dana, o. Neil Cardenas 10 days MolasseG
Brig Virginia, Johnstone, st. Pierre. II days sugar
Brig Nile Whittier, Marsoaib, 20 days, mise.
Brig Edsn Rowe. Deaia 55 days, fuit
Brig BOgota. Ross. hspnWal u DAYS, mdse.
Brig Abby, 1baIteT, Bangor Nov 25 lnmhey.
Brig J. Benkhorn Williams CafthAgeua p days, mdse.
Brig Melsos Ghggs Neuvitas 80 days aud Isoase
Bre Triton LArkn Port Platte % days. fsc ogwood 10
schr Sarah Fish, Eyer st. Marys 10 dsgs, yellow pine
sCHoOsAKs-kiyHR AND coAstwisH
Lyndon Rastport Mansfield. Prpyliene-.
Carrie Webb heoTge'oWn. Ann Iureer, bhtabeihport
Sahe Barton ElIabehport Phoebe Elizabeth Ealrtlpori
Henrietta EhIsbetbport Con krArhey. Eliihethi "rI
Village Queen EhiabeLpor Telegraph, khnheiLQoIt
John H. Mitchell ElIabethpor. Chief hlizabethIot.
Undiue, EhIsbethpoTL Planter, Elza1eihpori.
yictory EliIabeihport David Nelson hlIabrihpDt.
EiIa Pharo EliIsbethpon Ocean Wave, EiLaL,ilI Dr.
Grace Weluer EliIabethnort A. Ilamin. RhlahetnynIt
j. H. Bartlett, Eiubethpori. Ann khIa. EiIahethp'r.
y. l.. Adams. Providence j. Warren, Providence
w. w. BTAmeTd, NeN-lIAYen str. Boston
Lsmtrtibe. WarrhAB. kebecca Florence, Nnstnn
NickkbuTg, Bangor. LIME u. Naif"r, a' is.
Hattie - Collins. CYNTHIA J4Ir. lfoulsur-.
hhep. Portland ki-n 'rnurl DOsiVA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
IhunoulcsIn,ai,

Christmas Evergrcens will soon deck our
bones temples tables win long bend beneath Christmas r
aud Christmas presents will be spread sbfoa thick falling leaves
in vaamo" There are holiday presents appropriate or tie
,ades supefb offered KSox tae Halter No az Broad
way corner o. Futonst establishment now With bis splendid
muG collars aud cuffs and elegant hats, something
Ike aWn.er paradise.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

PROM HAMBURG Dec Fin Steamship CmbrA-0. H. Pordlsg
G. X SconbergcT Theese Zaman Anna Schrng or Aschshe
burg Louis Fink O. ochsner wife and child VIM ochner. kuh
Wesbab Fritz SCHNEIDER Gustav LAbOtche John G. Mete
johanna Prayer child j. ureh H. WeHIe Augue Schmidt Ms
Mnua Fe and cld Name Orinsn aud two children.
Schulz AdOph BOILER aud wife.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

GoUGE's SYSTEM OF VENTILATION has been
IN eight years No pay. Book With hundreds Of dsn
guished references free.
II. A. Gouog, No. 254 BRoADwAT NEW York
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
HOME NEVIS.
THE WEATHER.

-. ~, The. IA, Wind Hcur Ttsr Bar Wind
NRN'l loLAiho.' ~ sS o5 Se : ~ 81 ?g44 S W.
Y 500 % 40 s. w. y - - . ~
4O2 294f s. W. II - $50 n. "
RRwRKs-Rauirg and cloudy to y cloudy ron 70 V @
el9uv no H. AGeu0onVcry cloudy 90 i2;43 NV oou u"
ciogiy TO sunset Eyeurgyery cloudy 10 t;o y G oe.I IRON
1890. rouiy u 40 Phases o Ae MO'AA' NS 4"
of the moon will be oa The 2lht al Il:52 p M
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
UoIInAY pREsrNTs.

WiSDOw FfOwER STASDs PEDYsTALs CARVED Wooo
aud FANCY CHAHs kgLTr Co.'S Furniture store CJi BroaiwA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
PASSENG ELS dRRIVED.

VERMONT SPRING WATER.
Depot No. ali Broornett sAIE L Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18
HOLIDAY pRESENTs.

LACE anil SoTTNGHH CUnTANs PAa0 sni IsHLR CovTRs u
ssofreIt g. L. AID ). b. KgLrT Co.'S No al Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-12-18

MIR. DE JOKDOVA VIII, DY bptCHu TtqUthJ
repeat lecture "Te Sps Saratoga" Stein.
Wy Hall TINS friday EyEsSG. The entire proceeds will hs
given Midnight son Al persons Interested this noble
charity invited attend and thus eoubue 10 IL funds and At Tic
time enjoy HsaL Tickets " cents and % tSee Amuse-
meu