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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

NOWADAYS, black is somuch worn that
il is not considered out OF place at any
time; with q pretty bonnet md shawl OF
mantle, il is fAl dress enough for any occa'
sion, aud ~ Diae& lady can not DC over
dressed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

All THE PIETY. - Carl Scbnlz, Temporary
Chairman Of the Radical Contention, oncc
in speech at St. louis, alluded to the AL
mighty as the ideal 9eatlemaa beyond thc
kies, cdlied by some people God. A fins
leader fer party claiming to work IN III
cause Of God and humanity, #
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
JOHN vi. MANNER,

IVA Err iii Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
Market ST.. Cadiz. Ohio. Has everything
In tho Tobacco line, which he is pre-
pared to furnish to the public, ut wholesale
OR retail. at tho most reasonable rates.
Ills Cigars, of every kind from the
"Stnga" to the finest Grados--are the best
ever offered in this market. Hanna Il
Co.'S. Premium Chewing robacco--the best
article in. the country always on hand
kllikinniciS, AMI al kinds Of Smoking
Tobacco. }. Kept consta lily. Let all lovers
of tho weed call and examine.
JAIN. II, lS66-ly.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
SWAN HOUSE.
GARNER RR MAKE AEn VyAU

7 i REN Streets. +. j. SWAN, Proprie-
tor. Tho Proprietor having recently pur-
announces that he has Re-ftted and Re-
furnished Id the best style, the hotel for
merly known as the "National" Tho sta
bles to this house are large and conimo-
dio1s, and will always be attended to by
trusty and careful Ostlers.
July s. 1867-y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
~ SH ERMAN HOUSE.
n MHARKET STREET. CADIZ O

NA WING THOMPSON, Proprietor. =
This house has been thoroughly renovated
and repaired. Having Superior facilities,
everything will be done to make the guests
comfortable, The table ID always supplied
with tho best the market affords. Good
rooms and clean beds for travellers and reg
ular guests. Good stabling is attached to
the House. Every effort will be made for
the comfort of the patrotis. Boarders ta-
ken by the day, week, month or year.
May 13, l668-lyr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
LEWIS IEyyTON.

IA hWENEE "a Elia - NstN ~"
u LIC1T0R IN BANKRUPTCY. Cadiz,
ohio. Parties wishing b. transact any
business III rsla ton u BANKRUPTCY will
do we'll TO call on mo. 4-S~ Comnunica
tions by mail Will receive prompt atten-
tien.-EfN Oct. ., lSHI>tf.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
u. DONAHUE,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, ST. K.0U-
~ rs, Mo-, No. Alb Chestnut Street, be-
tween 4th and 5th. PRACTICES IN THE
MISSOURI STATE Courts. Prompt atten-
tlsn given to Real Estate Litigation, and
80 suits relating to Commercial Transac~
tions, Insurance, &c. Also to paving tax
as, proving titles, and all other business
entrusted to him.
Mar G, ,'6T-lyr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

Why is the Chicago platform like the
latest counterfeit Of the national bank cur
rcncy? Because il is well calculated 70 d.
ceiye
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
IF. HEFLING,
"a w HTIH EA&EEHIA R LEE Il I

w No. 437 Market Street. Philadelphia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Amer
ican, German and French, FANCY GOODS
White Goods, Enbroideries, Laces and
Trimmings; silk. Cotton and Linen Hand
kerchiefs, Silk Mits, Gloves. Hosiery; Gents
Furnishing Goods and Tailors' Trimmings
Combs, Brushes, Buttons and Suspenders
Veltets and Bonnet Ribbons, &c.
MayI 1867 -iyr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

An Enqlishman, it is said, havirg heard
a great deal about the Yankee propensity
Of Dragging" thought he would make an
experiment inaha art himself. He walked
up to q market woman's stand, and pointed
to some large water melons said.
"What! don't you raise any better apples
than these in America?"
"Apples" said the woman, disdainlully,
ANY body might know you was an English
man; them's huckleberries.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
A.C, TURNER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW CADEX,
~ OHIO, will practice in Harrison coun-
tv. and give his attention particularly to
Collections, Petitions for Dover. Partition of
lands, for the sale Of lands by Administers
tors and Guardians, Settlement of Estates
and tile Foreclosure of Mortgages. &c.
OFFICE and Residence on Main street,
nearly opposite Cadiz House.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
ryEAv sEg0p.

StAEEUaE u. BRYANT OPEN
- ED Meat Establishment in the cell
lar under Hanna K Co.'s News Depot, where
he viii tecp constantly on hand good as
sortment If Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, &C.
The patronage of the Fsltlic is respectfully
solicited.
jim -, iSl7-ly.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
REIN WEIGH q co.,

EpA E&sS az EXCHANGE BRO
ID KERS, Cadiz, Ohio. Dealers in Coin
change ant PromissGrv Notes, Interest
d on Deposits. Collections made ON ali
essirle Points, ami Remit tcr At Current
e5 Of Exchange.
callers in Government Securities.
Dec q lS65-ly
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
CAE1EX HfaErSE,
nENv'Fs swFev.

EETyEEEyAFg s. CESSNA BE7GB
w leave to inform the pu'lic that he
has purchased the Dental Establishment Of
Dr. II, r. Harrison, and IS prepared TO at,
tend to All branches of the profession with
promptTess and dispatch.
OFFIeB-Opposite the Chdiz House. up
stairs. Jan. -, 1863
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

John T.. NEeCTELEAND.
TSASEGEONAEsLE TAEF.DEs, HEAFHT
A. STREET opposite the Cadz House,
respectfully solicits q share of public pat
raEage. Work made in a substantial and
fashionable style. A. choice lot OF Piece
GOODS always on hand.
April 1877 1861 yr.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

JoHN MoRRIssEY has concluded not NJ
keep gambling honse in Saratqsa Tire
coming season.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17

THE Crown Princess of Russia has been
delivered Of Prince, and his name is to be
Nicholas
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
j. Nj. ESTEP,
ID. CUNNINGHAM.

EHURNEh AT ENW. NADHAs
n OHIO. VIM give prompt attention to
Harrison and adjoining counties.
OFFIcE-=Up stairs, in Georges Corner
Entrance on Main street.
March I6 1865
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-17
B. X. GUEST,
AEAT.ER GOLD AND SILVER

a dGWElED
ID Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Toys, silver plated and
German Silver Spoons, Spectacles of all
&inds and suitable to all ages. All Kinds Of
Watches carefully repaired, and WARRANT
Charges and prices moderate. Rooms
Main Street, Cadiz, OHIO, next door to
narp Il McKinnie's Drug Store.
Dec.18, 1867 ly
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-06
iber empfansene 3eitun9sgeIoer, bonn 10. Bis %
o.. 1920

iiber embfanaene 3eituros0eloer, bonn 10. Bis %
,ooo
SaH. 1900.
e,Trnbus. 9 Cnse 20 sts. mr a Gar,s AZ eta 9 Stat
mans. 0Seber. 8 SroFpm, @m u glu iun ie j, " Rem,
Sy,h eseD Sabnert. grieb spm1rer. Sb .e6bIer isbsr 9, {
sd,mel, ? so, Sac sdbmele r !. =
ghbsSn;Is Goe sronf 81 eSeeIsoos l., 2
Ibrian, q apoibias
sin G SobIer =
gIfrnic g Seer <
gniarc O.. g Namseser Q
mrcohio & Snu 9
mrt,notnn g e1iJb. gs nseiser ie D
SssIssn q 0a.,tSnonu
@tias & Spon . ~
S Sis : . gmitb9
S9,arer Dam. q Gnaus 2.
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pank-, S;diffabrts- nnS SpeSitiOns-
q cb q T
6. q Ni5ars s Spns,
Nem 7Jrf un0 Sa bn 9,
etabltrt 1847.

etabltrt l847.
General 8aIa0e Mgentrr Der Sanl6urg= Imerifani=
i9en 9ampfi4if =2inie tur Noro= nno Suo=
Nmerifa.
gStr Derfoufen Na1Iaeei6etne CUR &etfe nit ben 5ants
turoer 0anpfItthen pm Rep Sorf mad Santburs, Sputh~
amptpn, Qpnbpn, Sapre unb 9ortS, unb cpn 6dnlburg, 9 putb,
amptpn, 9arts unb Sasre mad Nero Sprt nnp Stem Orleans;
9aiiaeei6etne CUR &etie auf Se8elIhlHen BON 6arn'
bure, Srenten, antwerpen uhb SaSre mad Nep Yprt unp
Baltimore;
GtisnbatnbtlIete CUR SeiIe spn eurrpdtifen giien-
balm. Staticnen mad ben Safenpl6bcn nnb pm Nep gprf IN
Gas Snnere @merifas.
We6iel auf ale Yldbe Innerifas.
SIR teIpr9en 8atIuneen in iebem b~eiiebtsen getrage
in alien Srten OeutidlanbS, Der Sdpets, 8rantretds, Sell
Aliens, 6rlanb5, 9Gnemart5, SGwebens, Nprwe9ens, 9plen
unc &uBlanps unb Die Ginstebung opn ShIlpfrrperun9e
GrtIhatten u. {. NJ, in bieIen Sdnbern.
gEtr befprbern 81 il tel mad, unb DMn Gurppa ant Odntpf
unb Seael< Sdihen, unb nebmen 9adete cur NblieferunQ
In irQenb eiuem Stttle Der gSelt an. Sci etn9ebenpen Git
tern ubernebnen mir ale sruomtlihen Serrthtun9en.
gDtr e~etatten @eifdftSleUten bic A~usitelun9 BON gana9e.
Sdeineu fir unlere 9onpf= unb SegetlhtT@gtnten unb he
Srofiren Dpn g6ehiel duf RE nit u8 IN Verbtnbuna lteten,
ben ,6duier in europa. @ei6dftsm6nner, trelhe baYpn 9es
brauh MAIDEN unb lid, ~ubertoupt Der @nnabne spn &uftr69en
fur uniere 8eIb6ftssweiQe mtbnlCn ppaer, tpnnen Die nabe
rem Sebtn0un9en Spn un6 %erfahren.
6. 9. GiGaro II. 8Das,
Dec. Iii tD g Barclay Ctr, Nfcw Srrf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-06

/. Saettal unS llstsrfaus ........... 1896 ON
bpp0tssfGr'i& esissrt aaf f~isasnbes s;eeathsz
2. meitere 8erantircrtIiAfett Der StnGs
koIAsra %0Cn GE
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-06
Gin gertrus NIT SibTdisSninlaucrn TT 0etalt
eiucS 99ahnes

lit Ipeben BON Dem Staatsbeparte11ent in Gupfang
genommen tporoen. Sn 5iniidt Der Stipulattonen
lit Der Sertrag ei9entli6 iebr pag uno in ielner 6orm
et1pag ercentriI6 benn er beitebt leoiglih in oen 9ez
na(ieen 3a6n zines gBaafides, Der reid in Ben
b ri0ieoenorti9lten 6arben l9lnnlert rno an oefen
gnoe li9 Elm Iebr itarfer aus 8ras geflo6tener Strif
befin0et, Der Dem 3abn as Sanobobe ooer pielleidt
Dem 8ertrag als 8inbemittel 0ie1en lOl. Ser Ma=
~rineaeent, Ser ben Gain itberlieferte, mar a~ngepte=
fen iporoen, Dem 8rdiihenten ST. Iager, oaB Der 3ubn
Elm gertra9 lei, burf pelden Der a6ni9 Der 6ioi6t.
ce~Sniulaner ieine cSnIeln Den Ser. Staaten auf orei
Sabre fir Die 3ablung ODER Die 4bi9lags5ablung
elmer GntI6Goigung, Die on Die yer. Staoten 5u
entriGten lei, perbppot6eIire; oa9e9en loa lid Der
~sierenben Majeitdt Der 5ibi9ts Sniulaner1 baran
sl perbinoern, pdbreno Der 0auer Der 9Dpotbet oas
@ebiet bes legitimen SoRperdns nit &rie9 81 tlber=
15iehen.
gls man fra9te, auf tuelbe Nrt oenn per geltrag
1~rdtifisirt unD ausgeipeh1elt tDer0e1 loli, la9te Der
g9ent, leine SnlruftiOn laute oabtr, oaB, tuenn Der
9rdIibent ben s3abn acceptirt, Der Gertrag als rati=
fi3irt Su b~etradten lei; lperlt er aber ben Sertrag
nidt einsebel min, oann babe er ben CABIN Dem
S6nie Der Sioi6i=Snirlarer 5uriidSu9eben. Ser
8ertrae pber Der s3abn mar in elm erobes ,3eu9 9e=
pitelt, oas aus Dem inneren 6aieritoB Der Glnoe Ell
nes 8aunnss 9ema6t DOroen NOR, obne oaB Der
Stoff geIponnen Dber ~aelpoben nuroe. 2od lueiB
man nidt, % Der ei9entbunli9e Sertrag Dem Senat
sur 3atijifatien i~iberianot peroel miro eoer Mot.
0er pielen Sohren oeiertirter einlnal BRET Ytatro=
fen pon einem S6iff Der Ser. Staaten uno tlti6te=
ten i6 ouf Die Ti6i6ieS nieln Gin Sifi5ier purbe
abgel6ldt, nm nab tbnen Sl iltfell, nr0 er rel DIE
Ge16roea oes Gonoes an, oaB lie lDni Sebuts oes
Ginfansens Der Seierteure 9eiItanO ~leiite1 ~lolten.
Nah ~pieleriei glnsfiiGten uro Gii9eit geiton0 etlolid
Ser R0nie, oaB Die brei 0eiertcure BON ieinen getreil=
en- Entertainer anfgefreiien poroen leien. canals
forberte man Satisfaction fir ben 6repel, nno Der
5euperdn Der S~ioi1i=Sn'uIaner peritono lM) sur
.3a6lino elmer Snoennitdtslurrme oaran l~etltete er
Dor pielleiht s~pansi9 Sa1ret cine Notwithstanding,
,,,S SoS Chioft neg nfnPufn0rffQpt gSerfrQQS DOer
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Dentf0e
SeuersB OefeQGT0f
SfepeIenD, StSp.
Dentf0e

/. 9asttaI unn l1stsriAus ........... 1896 .ON
bppDtbsfarf& esF1srt aaf f~sgsnbes ~s:esattsz.
2. Meitere @eranttpcrtlidfstt Der Stn9s
srlbsr8 S2OO,O0
sf. tsntf4s Ssi.afHaft, s.srantst sebrnar s. 1855 ssl
autprifrt eGr3 bas @efes hs &taates Sbio serF@ert &c
gen 0srlut cnrd 8sner
GebdnSe Waarsn unb beriDuIines Gigeutbns
I'M State Stip.
Die ~fpeteusn 8ere6erusgs % ctneHsaeu gse ban a5.rgS.
rungs= ttrtanSsn. psibs ia etatf5cT snS eralfber &srsd
arsg,fsrttat Utroen. beiaebrndt.
9ireftnrsu Der geieQidatt:
D; On, Mspsr, 9sinsi$ 9sttmss. ssOlf asttssrs.
o sc ebr1tpt, Soepb Nsnltr, SdeDb Ulapsr,
SDGs ssaaasr, Setter 9ettelba$, 81. 8s. 85ser,
8eamte:
gbO1t asttbsss, srai. SasOs Raper, Btsssra
SasDb SMALLER, ssrrstir snb S6usuadsr
anstudrtise assutsa, refp. eOrrefpsuOemtsu.
srenrput: 9. s9tInsr, gilmore: g8tGiam gsnIeusss<
8euesas: 8 & aifsntsis Snrpr SDbn sGniih,
NpnrOssias 81 9ipfei @srmiuiOn =. 5afsnans
gfrpn: 6 stnf
9tfEr: Eb Gnrin lirper sanbustp: 8, gSdfe1
IafHIpn Better 9netxs liverpool: Sanl Nsee
zantpn Spbn Gaber Wilaa o Drrnner
Rfublap: sSphu Oeetfef 9nenrns Sq Bnhrnasx
Dpanastopa: 9 Hettsr gprpalt: q; Subr
saaeustp: 6 Sranb sreFGas gi6ael gsete+
klprta: Sobr 26rfn z2arren: @. g. 6nde
Stallion q. Schneider spEprid R. ainefesS.
ct. Marps: &b. 9srsina aRiebletppn 9. 8ahnsams
Sulphur Spring: s. 6sibp NRtQersbur8: Bent. Gpbn
Waripn 9t. Srener NdpatDneta: SD Oarnbrps
epuis Goodman: auianee Nprpalf q. GergsG
Delpbos Gb. Sing S%Beinsberg: s. gsrber
DEFIANCE 3. W Rirmnr 9tsparf, eidita Co.: gb. 4rpi
aaneafter @brifian 9prS, sarep: 9 5are
8erea: B. Rrduler ganal Clinton s sirabaG
sanal Sutton &b. S.ln, fen. 9elapare: 8 eitbenpprfr
@anal Dover: 81. Mpntas &D&efer anb. Stabl
Sa~rbingtpm: E. Nfaper Wapplspn: So. Spastb
Setp 8rensn g & Wasslob 8tsirrtne: Spbn Gsrles
stbDEelb: E. WiQer Sina, Sksruteper
louisville: Hriet. StatI.
SirelepiLe, Claus Siencn, Gainesville, 8. g. 8paeI
stslbs. o. Q. Bloom. San 8urtn, SOispb Sfbstss
HeiieuSe .Nseuteu
Dr. gn&mana,
3annar 10. 'e5.
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Ser 2efpst8er
Suuifrirte Eam.lien= falenDer

Ser eetpstssr
Suuitrirfe Tam,lien zRalenDer
fur 1857 nit pisl.m intsrsHanten esf.HpHe. fstr saslrsi8en
SlnHrattpnen in 5DltiGnttt ub erent febr f5Dnen eclprtra
ten Sitebilre. @rpS Nuartp. franco per &pf nnr IS Gents.
9r bessben bur&
9t. &. 96ectafe,
Gpurttaus, Cincinnati, 8.
Dte @eptanlffe Der Srdnten fur 1865 if benz Calender
~beigeerudt. auber ctefer fnS 81 bobet @rSis 8plfsfa=
lenbsr go sts spiunfubs 80 @ts.. Sen erbstaleneer 659ts,
1tsriss 3alsnbsr IS @ts., ameiienfalsnhsr 40 &ts., Smes
rituniibsr geltsfalenrer 25 Cts, ..
Sir iebes 0aus unD ieDe Sdmtlte!
Sd .rlaube MIR meins 8rennSs nnp ~sanbsIsate sur Sub.
~feriptiUn auf Die nadfSlssnbsn i@6nsn anS ~ssDisssnsn Ssit-
fnriften et~nsulaSen:
ais auufrtrte' aHelf FIR fsss,
,5tsr satrsang in IS Soften. a~nsasfattst nit pOrsisliGen
6plsfbnitten, nsba sinsm prad6tpouen arpsen Stablfiae:
g Q m msrfrif6e. ssnalt ron Sd. Siris, sefDten pun
& G.psr, os grdnie sreis Res 9abraangs nar So. 90.
3u Sanfe.
@e'Gihten urb 8iIper sur rlntertaltnna = Ser Sabrsans
ron 10 Soften nebf elmer p~rahtppQen Stabtft6= BrGmis
Der atf6ieS. aemalt pom q. Sicemanb, 8efo1sn spn @.
Wisoets. gum Ereiie pom nnr 2.25.
ueber 2aar unD W1eer.
auaemeins Slnfrirts 3sitnns bsrauss.ssbsn sUn 8: 70.
5adldncsr, SGbr,6 ~ Sefts eros .8olip nit fstr sablrsi=
den Slufrattpnen Der Sabrodng $500
Sic SIene
Sournal fir SDilette unb Sanearseft Sdbrli1 "a gunns
msrn 8OliO NIT Ysls Deoresei6nunsen u. no. Der Sabr=
gang S2,25.
Gote WScDeDelf.
SIlufrirte 9eituna fur Spilette nnh Santarbeiten, NIT ,ablz
rsid,n Mbbilpnnaen pom aPohen unb Sanbarbeiten, S6nitts
mnfern etc. Ser Sabraans pom "a ytummeru $2.2
Ger Sn5ar.
Suuffrtrts Samen= 9eftuns Ntt fetr 8ablreisen Gbbiienns
aen BON Wpben. meibIiden 6anterbetten, Sdnittmntfsrn II.
|. 10. Ser s~abreong ppn as Numnern srub SotO S5,25,
T~anenfleioer Wsaeasin.
nit sablreidben D2ufers nnt MppeblGttern unb Splsf6nitt-
nnfratiunsn i'm Cert. Sdbrli6 "a gsnmhsrn gum grsifs
II S. .25.
aueer cie',n anssfibrten Spurnaleu. fSnnen ale In 0eutNt,
mt erfheineneen 3ettfGrtftsn hnrG Mid fhneQ Int btuig
Je,paen perhen. Nls bic befanntefen unb Derbrettetaen uns
f.r sieien 8eitftrtftsn, bsbs i'd bsrpOr Die seipsissr Gar.
tenlaube. bas Slnarirts 8amilien Sournal aanprama.
Jab nnh 8err. 9abein, grbeterun8en. 6ausbldtter. 8re.
ga, Bud fur aIe, @u6 Der Nelt. saefsrmann's Wspnat.=
bette, europa, gafur, fniere 9et. W2indner Sltea.nbe 8ldt.
ter, Slabberabatfh, 9prf6arbter, Seternann's aepsrapbii6s
IRittbeilnngsn @lo5us @ewe,bbane. pplstebnti6ss Spurnal,
pplpte6ntf6es @entralblatt. &urOpdIi6e AtDbeseitrna fur
acknowledgements II T. 10
Sh er,rarts sablrsiGe 9easlnnssn une perfprebs bieisltsn
NIT g~eppbnler Sunftli6fttt aussufabreu
4bilipp &. StecbalS.
1a&foiaer son Sbepbale unb Sbeurfauf, Bud unh STUNT,
5%aneluna. SUurtbaus %Ssebince, Cincinnati. 8.
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Wein, Satapba=S ranntmein,
SSurselreben nnb Sbnittlimse.
Son Dem liten Mtdrs 5. s. an 1T bel mir ~ Den b%iltefel
Srfilen III boben, @atotpba< Srdnntlpein, Gatdpba, Della
mare unp Gpneprb gBeiu BON better Sualitdt, ME aud gBur'
selreten unp Shntttlinee BON Der Oelopare, 9pnrprh, part
iorb, Sse6 un0 anpere Sprten. geiteaunsen in jeber belle
bi9en Guantttdt perbsn prompt a~ussefubrt.
M0reIie: 2puis Sarnns, =.
San. 23.-3mtp @utsinsSap, Sttapa Gpunts, 8,
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9rebiaer=Stea pacant.

Die @rebigerttae Der. rritsn 0eutfdcn Gsang. Y%rptefan.
tiit driflihen STRIDE in Mu5fin9um 8Uwnlttp, gBalbtngtpr
g., Sbir, 1T sacant unb lGl balp belebt tperben, baber per.
ben ptejentgen 5erren @rebteer, welde fh barun beiperber
praen, ertumt, cine Yrpbeprebtst ~ balten. Der 0ebaI
ipirb $50 Dollars betra9en nebit Gebubren.
5ierauf &sFeftirenOe ppasn ib ~sefdai8it an ben Spritanb
Der 0emetnbe penpen.
Sacob Neb,
S9eDbalo Seller,
Mtattbdus 2pren5.
9lbreie: Sacob g8eb,
gBaittnstpn Co., o.
San. 10, An ~
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-05-13
The Reason Men Drift.

We do not know who is the author Of
the following observations on one Of the
chief causes of the failures that mortals
make IN their efforts to get on in this world.
but they ought to be carefully studied and
committed TO memory by every young man
and woman. The purport of 1t is to con-
vince the reader that the secret Of want OF
success is in letting things drift" instead
OF making the effort to prevent things from
drifting. The writer says: & 1t is not so
much the missing one opportunity, or the
committing one blunder, as the lavish waste
of all the forces and opportunities which
in various shapes come within the grasp.
The temper which permits such waste OF
material which is never replaced may
spring from Incidence, or absence of am
bition, or an intellectual incapacity of
discerning what an opportunity means.
Plenty OF men fail for these reasons. But
a still larger number fail for lack of a
quality which Is neither industry merely,
nor acuteness, nor desire to get on, but u
kind Of vigilant tenacity, Ike that Of a
hunter after his prey. Such men break
down in the race, or at least never get be-
yond a humble goal, less because they may
be tripped up by some unexpected trench
than because they were comparatively des-
titute of vigor and concentration. They
are morally bait and manned to begin with
They have not the stamina which supports
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the guards first handed him the shovel. he
stated to them that If cleaning up camp
was punishment for not doing military
duty, he would clean up the entire camp !;
but if it was military duty. he would not.
The gt,ard entreated him, argued the case
withjhim, begged him torender the applica-
tion Of the bayonet unnecessary. He was
inexorable, answering with smile, that
the physical comfort was nothing compared
with the hereafter, and that he was willing
to die for the faith that was in him
Three men with sharp Enfield bayonets
then thrust into the fleshy part of his thighs
and buttocks, inficting in all thirty-fve
wounds, ranging il, derth from one-fourth
to one inch. Frequently he was knocked
down with the butts of the guns, but as
long as he had strength, he would turn one
side and the other for the guards until final
ly they refused to infict further punish
ment. At this juncture. the brave men
who composed the old Fourteenth regiment
became loud in their condemnation of this
preceding. The excitement was intense,
and had the brigadier-general issued the
second order of this character, he would
have been unable to have had 1t ovncutad
Vcstal was confined several weeks to his
bed. After his recovery he was released
from the guard house, upon his promise not
to escape. Most faithfully did he comply, for
not many months afterward the command
moved toward the northern portion of Vir-
glnla, where every opportunity was offered
for escape, but he was always in camp at
night. Shortly after his return from this
expedition charges were preferred against
him, and he was tried. convicted of insub-
ordination by a court-martial convened NJ
Orange Court House. and sentenced to i'm
prisonment in Castle Thunder at Richmond,
for the war, forfeiting all pay and allow
ances. At the evacuation Of Richmond he
was still in prison, and secured his release
only by the downfall of the Confederacy
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toward thorough and harmonious organiza-
ton; and concert and harmony are all that
we need to make this enterprise, ultimate
ly, great power for good. Indeed, with
such women as have already enrolled their
names on our list, |, for my part, cannot
believe failure possible.
Some Of us cannot hope to see great re-
suits, for our are already on the down-hilI
side of lite, the shadows are lengthening
behind us and gathering before Us, and ere
long they will meet AMI close, and the
places that have known US, know us no
more. But if, when our poor work j,
done, any of those who come after Us shall
find in it some hint Of usefulness toward
nobler lives, and better and more enduring
work, we, for ourselves, rest content.
After the adress, which was warmly ap-
plauded, the ladies of the club, Of whom
there were forty present, partook OF lunch
and then proceeded to business. Members are
admitted the same as in gentlemen's clubs
Many of the ladies' present, it Is said, were
young and diStinDte, and some Of the toilet-
were superb, which shows than these charm
ing reformers mem TO protest against - the
folies and tyrannies of fashion" in q Pick
Ian seIIsc.