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yVeather Along the Coast.
Psar OF NEW YORK, ArRM 70, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
steamship Dirigo Johnson, Portla j. Y Ames.
Ship Ontario, MITCHELL San aeI Minnrn
4 Co.
Ship Jessie Parker (Br), Fritz Havana Elweli Co.
Bark Lota OBI, Barker, Liverpoo-A Lindsay.
Bark Atlantic (Br) Vernon Bristol, E-E Cunard.
Bark Signal, Smith, Cadz-IIunt Bros
Bark COlonist (Br), Andrews, Matanzas-H fngalls
Bark John Griffin, Downey, Matanzas- j & Ward Co.
Brig Mystic, Bearse Gibraltar for ordersH Baetjer Co.
Brig Nelly Antrim, Wallace, Ponce, PR-warren Ray.
Brig Brisk Dr. Hill, Cieuiucgos-Fowler h iowa.
h Co.
Brig Gaawba, Gilehrist, Cienfuegos-J W Eiwen Co.
Brig Rocky Glen, Wallace, st Thomas Warren Raw
Brig Uncas tBr) Barhing, Liverpool, NS-Hoviand a
Aspinwan.
Brig N Stevens, Saunders, Richmond Tbayer Sargent.
Brig Bohio, Baker, Nantucket j Spinney.
schr Volunteer tBr), Pertus, Gibraltar for orders
Baetjcr h Co. "
Schr John Lee, Carr, Caibaren-- N McCready 4 Co
baud. - '
schr somers, Bray, ST Domingo City, Frye Co
Co. " I"
Schr Carrie, Davis, Brszos, Texas Woodbouse
Schr Leader, CHM, Portland-W S Brown A Co
Schr Sarah Pitcher, Portand--W y Brown n Co.
Schr Thomas Stone pervere, Provincetown- CrowcD
Paine. '"' ~
schr Garland, Libby. BosoD--Simpson a Ciapp
schr Dart johnson, Stanford
glr (rpthfu lane RAM .st.
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mo 3sry h7oE ~ the sssns,ness fully and . :.
sSS a's Si s Ss:
n The defence T4s%s,n here re-.o Ne" w.. oV'
Thursday mo- .sksd t9T an adjournment until
wict .~er to al inquiry Of the court Mr.. sedg-
.. said that With the exception OF medical test
,ony rebuff the evidence Of insanity the testimony
for the prosecution would be very brief.
The District Attorney said the prosecution would
be ready In the morning.
The court then adjourned TIL Thursday at ten A. NJ
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ARRIV AIS

"
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exchanged signals with steamship L'd'H'
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CO. osp 4, WIZ chief
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Brig saS Hnepr. .n sr WOOL CORVALLIS wit,
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hchr T 4 smith, Brown, New Bedford
schr Hammond, Paine, Bosion.
s schr hys ann s.ages no,,on Tor Baltimore
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: vyERg FRE AT wARREN, MAss.-Fairlanks
bio. v IN Warren, one Of the largest buildings M Tie
town was totally destroyed by fire last SATURDAY.
motnn ". " Is supposed the fire was inccndiarv
The occ, wants were 5. J. Wctherbee hardware and
clothing; = walker Son, provisions; WIN. Lincoln
q Co ius Nfance ONCE; Misses Kcyes, millinery;
FAIRBANKS l. 'sllj the Masonic Lodge room 4c. The
tuai ios IL g. minated AT $4,000 with go 900 jnsvr
anoe.- H0ltts, - nv, ~piN n.
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S SHIPPING NEWS

Almanac for New YOrh.-.'rhts Day.
Sun rises. 90 Moon sets ... morn 30
Sun sets. ...... 6 So High water. morn 2 30
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VENUS, ANCIENT AND I
By Chas. Hickens.

n
s, By Chas. Hckens.
The tabled theme fof poets song,
dripping SsS s rom ' sSs ass &c: g
the EsmSe n and iG% ona Sd psss
For poets brains and rhyming verse;,
And better subjects to rehearse.
We sing Of some fair earnest maid,
Who al the wash tub has essayed
When To s :ss s.s III s ss sUSss s sntsy a
10, 0's sr ste az ...S water , to attain
With some T poor soa qs she a may complain
n let ss B ss ws snS Ss ehanSisn so.,
And see how the labor flies
She G% SsS Sfn shsn ss'V 1en%s
From s%ds With smile mi s, and cheerful face
70 find "Prize Soap at any place.
ALL GRocERs SELL IT NOW.
| BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN ANY
MAN, Lawyer 70 Broadway, room No. o, second floor.
u % Hsds TESpgs FEET
ny street sp ssSs
| dy, sold everywhere, by mail 6oc and I'll 90
A BsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
enness deseron is sufficient No publicly no fees
counseior-at.iaw, Ell Broadway.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY oBrAINED.-NoN.
support or desertion spncep cause NJ
no 'sf'is o WI %oa Ssasa k Ass s
A CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION EuRKIsHEDix
iSs broadway; after May l. No. s 81 B "'sss'
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b. g. o. T. A. S n ss 2 AIS A. IS is g. q, ~
Official Drawings Of the Padueah State Lottery Kenasks
81 IS s 8 ~ .:s,s i iis s, 49,
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MURRAY, EDDY Co,
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and FRA IN ssoTs G s''''
CoRNs, BUNloNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL.
- diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACH fRIE
7 ow PRICES -
~ For China, Glass and Silver Plated Ware.
Decorated French China Tea Sets III SOl
Paris Granite Dinner Sets is p psss,
White Granite Toilet Sets, II pieces.
Silver Plated Tea Sets pieces 49,
Silver Plated Ice Water Pitchers ............B 800.
S''e' A'"'o" >s'e"s, oo't'cs 100
Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures Bron.e Clocks Glassware
&C. @ E.'W " &&I %GDgHii9%Rour Aco.
to 'sV anu ana w Broadway corner OF Broome street.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
Honesty.


Bingham thinks it would ba breaking the
"pliGhted faith Of the nation to pay off
the $50 bonds in greenJuchs- they
we're bought with greenbacks.
We suppose Biagham wants to be con>
sistent. lie is citizen of Cadiz Township
DOES HE FAVOR PAYING OFF TIE
CADIZ TOWNSHIP RAILROAD
BONDS IN GOLD. They pcre contract
e'i IN goW.
Think Of that, Taxpayer of Calia to :
ship. You will wake up some fine morn
ing, and find that some sharp spcoulator,
like Bingham has bought up all your town
ship bonds, and will be telling you that
you got Gull for your bonds, and "plighted
faith reqnire you to pay in gold.
But one will say you paid hut seventy or
eighty cents on the dollar Cor th)se bouIs.
Well. Mr., Objaetor, how III lch did you pay
for yJur 5-2). Not more than 40 cents
on the dollar.
How honest some people arc when they
see chance to make money by the opera :
ton,
Voter, if you endorse Bingham, be con-
sistent, anil favor the payment of Cadz
township bon Is in gold, too. They Were
Contructe1 in goli, while the 5-20's were
contracted in grcenbacks after the passage
of tho lcgal-tenler at.
Think of tho principle involved. Spirit
and letter.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

1t is no use in the Republican tryiaf to
coutradict the facts stated by our soldier
correspondent. They aro known to be true.
The attempt made in its last issue to
ovAde the matter by black k-gusrding citi>
zeu Of our town failure. lie was bark
ing up the wrong stump, in the fret place.
aud ID the second. even the soldier he
abused by saying he was court.m artalled,
was honorab|y acquitted by the Court uar-
tial, and not relieved by Bingham inau
enee. as has been done of the personal
stoF of Agjor Bingham. Better men
thxn the QSartermnster have denounced
Bingham asa Hgot And don't you re-
member, Mr.. Quattermaster, the nice
turn she Msior served yourself not many
years Mnee iu.spposing your nomination
and don't you recollect the reason.
The least said about some things in
connection with your selfish man Bing ham,
the better.
Ws have no desire to attack the PC rson-
al character Of Mr. Bingham. or any
other man. Fit we do,so, it wilisonly be
rssa aliatory. We have abundant grounds,
but have no desire for such method Of
warfare.
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The t,esuair of the Radicals.

| The Despair OF tne RaulcalS.
The Republican, does not attempt to dis
cuss the issues Of the campaign: II knows
that tho failing fortunes of the Radical par
ty would not stand the scrutiny of exam I'M
alton. 1t seeks to divert the attention OF
the people from its principles. and from
the infamous record of its candidate for
Congress, by malignant attack upon Mr..
Ester, the democratic nominee.
1t has dropped all discussion of the prin-
ciples dividing the two parties, and confines
itself to two things, aud on those two Per-
sonai charges, it asks the people to consid-
er in choosing Represenrdtlue, to legislate
for the nation. One is an insane charge
that Mr.. Estep charged money for services
rendered the drafted men in 1862.
This it knows to be false. No single in
dividual has said at any time that he paid
Mr.. Estep single cent and no man will
erer say that he paid him for passes, or any
thing else in connection with that matter.
The other is that Mr.. E-tep is fond Of
money. We will just say here that Mr..
Eaten is no fonder of making money than
Mr.. Bingham, and can show much clear.
er record in this respect than can Mr.
Bingham, as numerous men who have been
assisted BY MIR. EStep can testify. Citizens
of our town, without regard to political
opinion, when in pinch, were never refus-
ed by Mr.. Estep, when he had the where.
wiihal to loan, and without interest, too.
1t is not legitimate to thus discuss the
private affairs of any man, but as the Re
pub bean has commenced it we will just say
that Mr. Estep, wien he has invited any
person to go with him to meetings at which
he was the speaker, nerer left tdt indirid-
uai to pay the Hotel bill, as Mr.. Bingham
has ottpn done. Talk about meanness!-
That is worse than stealing coppers from
the eyes of dead aiigger.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
New work.

Messrs, ]. B. Burr & Co., have in press
and will soon issue a new work, en>
titled "Sunshtne and Shado,o in Ne,o
York." Matthew Hale Smith. Mr.. Smith, S
acknowledged ability as writer. and his
we'll established reputation as correspon-
dent ofthe Boston and New York Press,
are sufficient guarantees Of the quality and
style ofths work. His professional exper>
ience has given him abundant opportunity
for collecting material and his peculiar tai.
ent for narration is allowed its widest scope
In describing High Life and Low Life in
New York. The work will be finely Illus
trated with full page engravings, and will
be printed on good paper. The work will
be sold by subscription only. and agents are
wanted in every. County and Town to can
vsss for it. For full particulars and terms,
address the publishers, J. B. Burr & Co.,
10 Asylum street. Hartford, Connecticut.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
Personal.

j. Briles has just arrived from the Fast
and will receive this week, the largest and
best selected stock of Ready-Made Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods, ever seen
in Cadiz.
Kinsey, Walton, McFadden, T,J. Brown
and w. 9. Browne are also receiving theil
Fall and Winter stock of Goods. The
merchants of Cadiz, to their credit let It bt
said, offer no inferior goods to the people
but select with care and judgment, and sci
at a reasonable advance, To see gooc
goods and cheap goods, give the the mcr
G. ants Of Cadiz call.
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CADIZ JUNCTION,
SAINT A 1QGQ

Mr. ARNoLD-SIn:- Through the COL
ums of the Sentinel, permit me to correct
an error that appeared in last weeks Re
publican in regard to the Union Republi>
can band of German township. The Re
publican states that they are all VETERANS.
Allow one who knows to say that there is
but ONE veteran in the band viz: V. B.
Croskey who was leader OF the Regimental
band, IA 0. V. |. J. N. Croskey, was an
enlisted soldier l26 D. " l. and was
severely wounded in the wilderness. A.. B.
Roberts was drummer in the sheepskin
band 43 o. V. /. l.. G. Croskey in band
of 126 o. V. 7. The rest of he band was
not in the Service at all. Knowing that
the Republican is in the habit Of putting
too strong | think it right to check it when
it puffs lie. VETERAN.
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sour correspondent "Pobert," must ex-
cnse us from Publishing bis communication.
We have no personal quarrel with the edi-
tor of the Republican, and have no desire
to abuse him. We are sorry that he has so
little reguard for truth in his statements
about Mr.. Estep, but it would not better
the matter for us to publish communications
about his habits or defaming his character.
The Sentinel has a different mission--it is
to discuss the issues of the campaign, and
not personal warfare about Mr.. Knox or
any other man, We feel satisfied that the
personal abuse in tie Republican will carry
with it its own cure. The people know
that its statements about Mr.. Estep are
false, and we have neither the time nor
space to devoteto personal attack and as
defense, the exaggerations shows false
hood on their face.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

PETERsoN's MAGAZINE. The Octohe,
number of this unrivallel la1y's book is be-
fore us as usual in advance Of its cotem.
poraries. The terms are but $500 a year.
To clubs it is five copies for $500 with an
extrs copy, or premium engraving to the
person getting up the club" Specimens
of the magazine are sent gratis, to persons
desirous of getting up clubs. Address
Chas. j. Peterson, 500 Chestnut Stree t,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

ATTENTION. -Eagleson & Bro, have the
latest fashions.
They manufacture none but good goods
They warrant good fts.
They sell cheap.
You get the worth of your money and
will look respectable.
Give your order for Fall suit now and
you will not regret it, "a word to the
wise" etc.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
nssrTbe Renmdbcaa saws a "bravo'' s

nsrThe Repndlicaa says "bravo" sol.
dier made inquiries of him. Did he tell
you he was brave, Quarte,moster? We'll
the brave man was anxious to know
whether we prayed regular. Certainly,
hourly, for the conversion of the Radical
rsscals to honesty. But many of them, We
fear, are given to believe lie, that they
may be damned" Foor fellows, if they on
ly wodld be converted, it would prove a
more profitable investmest to them than
the convention of 1905 into 5-20s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

He9-John Conwell has received large
stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and is carrying
the merchant tailoring business at his old
stand. Encourage home industry by pa
ronizing home workmen. Conwell is one
of the best Cutters in Ohio, and will war
rant every thing he makes to fit. He
keeps good assortment of the best of
goods and will suit all who favor him with
a call. So. rush along to Conwell's new
building, and be decentlY clad.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

CHANGE IN FInM.-Mr. George A.
Havorfeld, has lately associated with him
in the Hardware business, Mr.. Anderson
Hammond. Mr.. Hammond possesses moro
than the ordinary qualifications of business,
and is an accommodating and clover gentle
man. We bespeak for the arm a very liber-
al patronage. New advertisement next week.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
Dry Goods.

The citizens of Cadiz and vicinity have
reason to be proud OF tie character Of scmt
of their leading mercantile houses. There
is as much taste, enterprise and energy dis
played by some of them, us can be found
in any city of the Union.
Such a house is that of Grimes & Lin
ton, Market Street. These gentlemen have
elevated their business, to the very frt
place in the estimation and confidence OF
the public. They are entirely fair dealing,
honorable and courteous, aud well deserve
the splendid success that they are now en-
joying. They are now opening snd will
during the week, one Of the largest and
most magnificent stocks of Fall and Winter
Dress and Dry Goods that was ever in
Cadiz. Many of these goods it is not
necessary TO enumerate, as there will al
ways be found large and omolete assOrt-
ment of every kind of goods usually kept
in store of this kind, but Mcssrs Grimes
Il Linton make a speciality of keeping a
full supply of all the latest and most fash>
ionable novelties of the season. They are
opening great variety of entirely new ar.
ticles. We enumerate few of these goods.
French and Irish Poplins, PopIins and Me-
rino Plads, Poplinctts, Cham Mari Poplins,
Chnns Poplns, Grape Poplins, French and
English Merinos, full lire of Black and
Colored Alpacas and Mohairs, making the
largest and most complete assortment of
Dress Goods ever in this place. A full line
of celebrated max cs of Scotch and Ameri-
can Shawls, Country and Eastern Blankets,
in short full line of good goods at the
very lowest prices. No lady should think
of visiting Cadiz without calling at Grimes
and Linton's.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

WaWhen the judges had made un their
minds that Mrs. Surratt was innocent, and
were ahort 30 to find, Bingham, who had
even no right to be prescn, in the court at
that time, rs-orgsed the case in the absense
Of her attorneys, and forced them to bring
In verdict Of guilty. We shall publish
communication giving full history Of this
matter next week. Bingham bears the mark
ofUhin upon his brow.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

~EssA vote for Bingham is vote to rob
the poor for the benefit of the rich.
To tax the necessaries Of life that the
bondholder may be exempt
To continue indefinitely this system ofrob-
berry that the bondholder may continue his
investment.
And to svind's the people that bonds,
which were bought at .Jorty cents on the
dollar may be paid in gold
Bingham might Us we'll put his hand in
the poor maps pocket and steal his hard
earned money, as to vote to continue this
enormity.
Vote thcs windlers down!
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Seeds.

Bingham is busy just now. in sending old
Patent Oilics and Agriculture Reports to
Democrats in this District. Hal ha! John,
evoa seeds would not save you now. Better
cave yonr old books. He even sent bound
copy Of the Congressional Globe to one-a
favor which he has extended to no Demo-
cratic paper in the District-being too
mean to bear suoh an expense. JOHNNY,
the people are not bought so cheap this year.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

sa- The Repub,can makes great blow
about equal taxation increasing the taxation
on land. This is silly. Lands are taxed
now equal TO money. AT least that is the
theory. The Assessor who values them
s,oenrs that such is their cash value-nol
their value, when sold on long or deterrto
payments, and in ten years las that is as OF
ten as the valuation is altered) there may
be considerable change IN values. The pri.a
ciplc and theory apply mow to everything
but bonds, and these despairing falsehoods
are only invented to shield this golden
calf-to consummate this robbery and ras
cality-to complete the swindle
Voters be not deceived Vote for Estep
and Equal Taxation-teoer bonds and NOR,
greeaLacks.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

seA-John Zurchur has on hand Carriages
and Buggies of every description, winch
for symmety, elegance, and true excellence
cannot be surpassed anywhere. John is an
industrious young man, and should be pat
soniHed- He makes none but good work.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
UHRIcHsylLLE, Sept. 8, '68

Editor Cad,= Sentinel
Please announce, in your paper Of this
week, that an excursion train will run from
Cadiz to IThrichsvilla on the 10th and 18th
Of September, and that only half fare will be
charged on all trains during the Fair
Yours Truly,
WIN. KEEPER Pres't
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

A-Msnner desires u. to say to tie peo-
pie Of all parties that he has Cigars that
salt all. They are manufactured Of pure
tobacco, and we'll made.
He also has choice brands Of chewing to-
haero
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

1.-The Quarternnster grows fierce, lie
snys why noe make the charge, &c
What's the use. What's tho use of de,c-
tives slipping in from other districts.
Whats the use Of Indictment, so long as the
gallant Myor will exert his great influence
in favor of his friends.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

p1 Those who have used the Singer
Sewing machine would not do without it
for twice its cost. 1t is tie great .labor>
saving invention Of the century. Call at
McCleliands and look at it.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
For the Sentinel,

TUT lHb SCHtIT0I.
The Republican, always exagerates tho
numbers in attendance at Republican meet
ings, and belttes the number at Democratic
meetings. The editor of that paper is also
reckless in his falsehoods about J. NJ. Estep
having no rcguard fer truth whatever.
1t may not be understood abroad. but
nearly all in our town understood the rea-
son. The editor is not himself at all times.
"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
TT. A. REpFIELD, 'Se'y.

HARRISON COUNTY FAIR.-lat every
citizen of the county attend the Fair and
bring something for exhibition. Thus, by
each contributing, grand and magnificent
display can be made, and all profted.
Come To the Fair,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

To ExHIBTToRs. AT the Uhriohsville
Agricultural Fair,'t be held on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday, Sept. 18th,
10th and l7th, 1868, competition is open to
all, whether residing in Tuscarawas county
or out oft.
H. A. REprIEIn. Se'y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

s@-Jas. w. Walton has returned from
she East and is receiving an elegant stock
OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Call and
secure bargains.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

TRUA -You may try old or new Jewelry
establishments, but when you wish to pur-
cAose good fashionable goods at fair price,
you will fnd Clark B. Ramsey's the place.
Look at their stock.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16

CHANGE OF TTME.-On account of the
Fair, the Teachers Examination for October,
will be held on Thursday stb, instead Of st,
advertised.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-09-16
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