The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume], November 19, 1862, Image 3

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Nevember 19
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v'inncM Tine Tavic ?
Train on th Cadiz- Branch ar now run-
j u follow;
t I lUMtCiVMil. J 5J5 .. 8:304. 1:30 V. M
Arriv ai iaii T.-o ')U:s - i;m
Tha train truing Cedia at 6:35 a. m., con
nect with the train' going West on the main
road; the train letting at tf :30 a. m. connect
with the train going Eist, end the train leaf
4(i(MHV-r. m. eonoecM wt btb Kastern
. jjt"C jyr fjt-n train, .j It tl ti 1
(& Subfcribert finding thit mirk f on M
tfnargiM, tfrthei yaptr, ; thpt the
st timtif tokhh titey havtpmid their tubscription
,illoi Sentinel- ft luW expiring. ; J hey are
ttetted torVmit ni toOit at they tee thit mark
L e (? pnptrt we tent raid iht iflke until
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V CTUdo, at his book store in Cidir, is
paying 'Cash fbr'pgt See hU advertisement
A n'yitiiLer of ths Dra'tod men from Harri
son connty, wh" bare gne into old regi
mentis are now at home on a short furlough.
-
(T-(Jen. McClellan was removed from his
command? on be '5th" Tnst.,' when the I'resi
( deol heard the result of the New York elcc
fttrTbe Fresident has issued an order for
,.tbe bettai observance oX the Sabbath in the
army.
J(7T'f bos haying friendTn the army on
o,Griera j Itasecrnns, will bo -phased to
learn that a daily millitary mail will go
forward hereafter from Louisville to Nash
ville. fj7" It will be seen by reference to another
part of to-day's paper, that. Col. Thomas 11.
Ford, of Ohio, has been dismissed from tho
MrftcWt Ilia'case'is in of tlib ,'bad;' effects
oi appointing mere pouticims io important
commands.
OOThe Pittsburg Annual Con'erence, of
thejithodUt. I,)icapil Church will.meet at
Costioton, 'Uhlo, oit March 18th, I?i(3 5.
Bisfiopanei.wijl preside. W' :'
O-Rtv. 8. II. Nesbit, edimr ol the Pitts
burg Christian Advocate, prenched two ex
rellent christian rermonsin tho M. K. Church
of this place, on last Sabbath.
(r The Army of the Potomac has been
JiTiAid.,mi into I hree divisions, to be com
,,d?'!Mi(mir1 Sumner, Franklin and
Hooker. A reserved corps has also been
formed to be commanded by Gjn. Sigel.
0O"Our old tiiend, Joseph McGomgle,
K q., at one lime editor of this paper, has
'Teird Irom the, Zancfyille Atroat nnd be
oine aWdia() vwllfc our friend ' Dimniocl
in the publica'ion ol the Coshocton Democrat
ftcfiEsslo-thein;:. i C .r.:: ' .'Z
..iQutraokovs -IivlVinnsylTftTih tha draft- j
el msii wo allowi-l by order of the Secro-
tary of War to' elect thi-ir own comp my '
at roi:spntal offlwH. in 0!iti this sanio
e
ejjratBryof War ordered tha draft el - men
be placed in old regiments. Cou'd any-1
thing bo more unfair? ' '
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OrThe- Holmes Connty Firmer slates '
that Ij, n. CBiTCHFiKt.D, Attorney-General
elocVufl Mtmday last," resigned tba offl :e of j
('roswuting Attorney lor ihat county. C. F. j
VoHie was appointed to fill the Vacancy.
Mr. Vorh'es is'a son of Jacob Vorhes,Eq.
ol Korth toynsbip.y- county rp
robave seen during the past week
or two. number of letters from soldiets in
tho armyt'Viho left Harrison county ardent
liepublicans. in which they rejoice over tho
election of White atid he defeat of Bing
bam. It does not take a soldier who sticks
to bis post, long 'to flad out who arc his true
friends, i,; . , j
.Provisions for Catiiitt IVorris
., ii l Itnllt Cnnipnnlcs. '
l!The friencls ot the niembersof the?e two
are'respectily informer', that if they wish to
send any dried fruit', butter or other suitable
previsions to members of ihefe two compa
nies, they can do so by leaving their dona
Jjons ,imme4iatety at Ibe residence of Mrs.
Dr. McBean.
C'lmuc In ilic Tim ol tlie Cars
I.rnviiitf allx. .T
XA'W''W 'eave t!adi for- (he- -west at
5 35 A. M . aud 5.30 P, M.'.', Tor the east at
9.30 AaM and 5.30 P. M . 'j
R 'Tfafhi arrive ,.n, Cadiis, at the,, following
1imes:i From the east at 7.45 A.M. and
7.45 .P.M. Froni the west at H.45 A. M.
ak3M P. If. -hi .: -' -. "
'f)i7"Sergeant it. J.' fihaw, of Copt. Nor-
fls' coinpanju.wJ)q. is,4)ow acting Uofpital
viirwaiu ui vjuiiciai.i.'uspii.ni lv. u jii. a-cw
Albanvp IrjdknairrWrii'nir'to uVjTav": '
aI ih patriotic citiiin' of Harrison ;have '
anything to fenrl'ourjbrave boyv, t (shall be
plai to'acknowledg" the ' receipt, pf anything
tthat can V used in a" 'Hospital,", , ; , , t
1' iun . - ' : '
HrjMBC0R)snv.Th idea of our nriphbor,
i'0(pgnaro'in9Q'j'fpplirtng 'to 'be; ten
titive over a comic pieoo - of poetry; that ap
' p'eared in',, ijhe Sentinel .. some ' weeks since,
written Jof, the Cadiz Literary Junto,, and
publfslie'd witti ' t1e "keseflf of that "society,
majority of the nitmiBert of which were
among Mringham's mo?t ardent , suppor-
t'rt.iv.They can yi'ue and tnlte a Joke.
- ' 'ij , i, i 1 l fM-K-S.
fi3rThe tory publishe""d - in last week'g
fcgftf'jii about ftyeoca'rioiitag- befng car
ried in a Dmocratip procession1 m Knox
eoanty lately, and at the same time cheering
forJaff-anAR is,, without any - foundation
rhtivek ."Thereias been up disunion flags
carried Hi 1&f 6rAltliil 'county sincV H858,
whefl1 tbe1 jsupporter of John C. Fremont
otrried a HxriMtr stab flag in their proces-
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Contributions tor Ct. Korrls'
- --- (.'miii p ii it y. '
iCipt. Kirrij 't requests lis to aay t4
th .jfriends. jpfftho tnen fcompositlf his
evipj-tb',t ; i ; witti4 lk. a'1!?
baokjto eaoh man good, woolen undvihirt
ifn pair of woolen wN and a pair ef mitt
Jth itiW.to hawntf'jBpr'-T-th; trigger'
dKrB.Aiiy,' other articles which friends
dreiatlVesi
received' X We hep Ui' reasonable request
iHn- br eoAtplied ' Wlthi1;''
BPaptl .'ffprria :f
ainnnuin l-th 1'fiiAia. Iloufia.", whars the
rtielei ihonM be hit, '" ":
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JHJlX'X0Bttrar03DJMCIVJiiiyL CUfisian. lb 60. Sib. Van tiUM.f.
Dkab ScHTimt: Some time baa pasted
Laway since I wrote to, yoa. last, wbtch U
eeail.r acaoaoted for because of the teady
marching' and uncomfortable tkiVouacVs In
the open air, we have been performing since
we left Louisville, ktt the old saying, "better
lata tban never," w41 apply and- be acted
Spon accordingly. jj '' " : ,.
-XBe rieilta ot tot company waa never twi
ter than at present, with one or twa ei'ep
tiai.a Iaaac haniliaugh of New - Ranley,
Wm. I Shisbr of Uagerslown and Frank
Hawthqrna of Moore&eld are the only one
to the hospital, j The remainder bf'tbe
company, although very much fatigued from
the fleet's of the krd marching we have
undergone, Are ip a good health and spirits
as dould be expected, A we expect tore
main here a day or two in order to get com
pletely rested, all will be ready to tneve and
niiou to pdsh lorward, as that ie tli only
way v speedy termination can be wrought to
the present war, a termination ardently
wished for by every soldier in the army.
For orae lime past we have been recehrirg
but . half-ratiois, wbioh, considering the
scarcity of forage, was hot adequate to pre
vent the troops Irora suffering for the want
of food. ' This has bjen banio gallantly by
all. , It was a very uncommon occurrence to
hear a soldier murme'ing, although we were
making forced marches by day and night,.
with very little in our haversacks to relieve
hunger when we stopped for a fchort rest.
AH expected to have tin pleasure of being
present at the capture of Bragg and bis en
tire force, but the "stragetic movements" of
Buell would "not win,'' and we now have to
bear the disappointment. Full rations are
now being issued to us, but how Bnoo ' we
will be "cut short" again is not for me to
say, but wo will in All probability be forced
to it again ere long, but while we are in a
country as well supplied with small forage,
.sucn as cnicKens, vegetables, (Bo., we can get
along very well, although W8 have to pay
a good round sum for them. .Tha country
roundabout (Jiascow is well Supplied with
all kinds of1 fora:3, and this will' 'probably
. contmuo on our march Southward.. Some
newspipar cof respondents telf their readers,
that a private never pretends to pay for any
thing; be may get on the march, but to the
butt of my knowlo lge.' there has not been a
single article of forage briuajht to our compa
ny since, we le't L juisville, but what has been.
Laill (or by Ul8 forager. A soldier certaifly
I should g ft what little credit h due him (or
j j,g honesty, instead of being treated in tbis
manuar. . But it seemJ to be the delight, of
soino roKrtors, to praise their favorite offi
cers aid almost lower the character of the
priva'e to the level of barbaiians and out
law. Such reports should be discredited
..nffo t... ... k. niii. -..A
kuiucss iiiu ftii-jn ii lj uj p-lt.lvotJ blue.
isy reierenca to the-map ot Jventiictcy, it
will be seen th it wa. have been miking a
very circuitous. march.. Our route has been
as follow; as I disromjmbsr the different -J
dites t will give simply Jhe names of the
principal ptases: Tne grand Army of tha
U il left iiauisville and proceedtil on three
dilfcrent roads to Bard-.tovo, expecting to
moot an l capture tna enemy at ttiat point
but no ene:ny was found, ex:ept a small rear
guard and it was known that Brag hai fled
to Danville, via SpringQ-jld. Pursuit was
made and tho enemy
was encountered at
I'erry viUe, tho . details of .whk
well known to your readers. Fn
ch battle is
ntn t'nrri.
ViIle the relnjls fled to Camp Dick Robinson.
jOut army followed but stopped at Danville
I until Bragg had made good his escape toward
Mt. Vernon, on his way to Cumberland Gap.
We then, forced; marched It to Mt , -Vernon,
via Stanford, but tho "bird had fbwn" and
we were no nearer than we were at Louis-
villo. Bragg hal gone on to London.
Crittenden's corps pursued to Wild Cat
where tha chaso was given up on account of
the scarcity o( forage for tho mules and hor
ses. . Wo then countermarched to Mt. Ver
non and started from that point to Siinerset.
From Summerset we marched to Columbia,
and .from thence, to. Glascow, .our present
place of bivouac. At times the sufferings of
the troops were most intense. Water was j
scarcely to b found on tho m:irc!i frdm
Bardstowa WMt."- Vernon; and it was- no
uncommon sight to sea the soldiers drinking
from stinking pools uf water that even the
earth refused to swallow up on account of
its nastiness. Soch was tha march and
what rloej it Itopnt .to.T .To "hdthing but
the dtscoui-age'men't-'of as' wall disciplined
and brave an army as ever entered the field
of battle. But now wj expect something to
bo done as we aie released from' the power
of Buell and placed undor one whose, fighting
qualities cannot be disputed. ' General Bo
secrans has gained a reputation from the
bravery and generalship shown at the battles
of Iuka and Corinth to be envied by . our old
commander. Vtom our prosant movements
it is believed by all that Bosecrana will , do
more to - put down the rebellion in three
months than Buell d:d in his entire. southern
campaign.. Our probable dostinaiioris'aslj:.
Ttile where li is.said Bragg is trying to";;e
tablish his army before "we can get there.'
All the army, both officers and,, -mentis
in favor of pushing lorward and gaining, the
ground lost in our retreat from Battle Creek,
Tennessee. It certainly has become ; plain
to the "powers that be," that ibis rebellion
is never to be put down by watching ' the
enemy, uj)til be evacuates his strongholds. -
It is costing more livs to the" army than a
precipitate battle or series of .battles. ,-. The
sooner we go at it in earnest the ' better, lor
it is evident that it cannot be put down
without the shedding ol blood and that in
great profusion. , It is - the, general opipion
ihat tbe war could be closed in six or eight
months'if propef measures were taken", bu
it ih the prevailing opinion, in our. Regiment
at least, that we will see the present term of
our enlistment expire and have, achanco of
again volunteering and serving a long cam
paign beforo peace is declared. -,v ; '.,
The raids of the rebel guerrillas under
Morgan and Scott still fepntinue tinabatjd'.
Railtoad bridges ar destroyed, and Union
citizens are plundered as readily as when we
were for JSou'V Hf'W that GenDu;
moot and Col.i Wolford are in pursuit of
ibeso guerriljas but Morgan and. Scott are
beth too sly and wary to be caught by tbem
ulesi some dlifarent method '"IS adoptedlliij
stead of trvine to "run them down."; Brave
Hohitf Cluatdt can db'more to najt stop , ;io
their raids thn all the cavalry ; in th? ser
e 1 1. :.l ui ,m-!i 1 .01 .
U"..i.A .-At iwift .W.
Gen. Crittenden being placed in eomrnand
pf corps coMisttof P Wood's, Bmith
xrfr.UAaa
nd'A
pf.MiiuieaoU, w a. placed- i-comacd of
Crittenden's old Division, lb on to 'which
our Regiment it attached. ' Yan Cltav was
foratriy our Brigade eomaaandar. Hi place
U filled by Col V. B. H awkins of lee lltb
Kyn Begt. . II is a brave man and an ex
cellent commander. v " ' ' " .
-.-Different opioiom ar held by lh differ
ent member of Co. II la respect to tbe late
Stat and county elections, in Ohio.. Some
think it a victory well worthy of praise and
necessary for the good of tbe country. Oih
ers think it is because the Republican voters
of Ohio have all gone to war leaving the
Democrats to rule until our return.
Of tbe Presidents late proclamation not
much is said aS it would only cause ill feel -iogi
in the company, and no one wishes to
gain enemies while we are Soliiers. It is
genorally understood we are in lor our terra
of service, no matter what Is said and done
by tbe President. It is. all tbe same , to ns-
Here I have managed to write a tolerable
lengthy correspondence and not Slid much
either and I must close. Hoping that I
may be able to write soon again,
. I remain yours, Ac.,
; TllC-MA W. GILES, '.
. . . Co. H 13th Kcgt. 0. V. I.
Tiew Riilltin.
, .More than th usual amount of improve
ment baa bien going on in Cadiz, during the
past season, notwithstanding the depression
caused by the war in many parts of the
country,, Several new buildings havo been
erected, (luring (he Summer by pur 'cltTzens
which are very creditable specimens of arch-;
itecture, and spek rell for the enterprise of
the men lor whom they are being erected,
and also for our Mechanics. " ' ' 1
. Among the buildings which havo been
completed this Summer is the residence of
Josiah M. E-i'ep, Esq., which for beauty and
convenience is not excelled in' Cadiz. The
walls were built by Mr. Clark and others,
and the carpenters woik was done by Ram
sey and Maffitt, ,ho plastering by Mr. Spear,
oi Georgetown, and the painting by Mr.,
Waikinscn. The building is a credit ,to the
town. -;;.: ?'' -.'...
Mr. James Bullojk has erected a new
building between the Post OfBco and Josiah
Scott's buildings. , This building has been
constructed in an unusually Short time, for'
Cadiz, undt-r the supervision of Thomas Mc
Creaiy, by whom the carpenter's work bis
been dooej-TM front is decidedly the. neat
est in town, and speaks well for the taste
and mechanical genius of McCreary. The
wall? were put up by Mr, Clark-. Tho plas
icrin; is being done by Hughes and Roberts,
and the painting by Mr. Maeadoo.,4 , '
U.S. McFaddcn removed his old business
house last Spring and has erected in its stead
one of the largest and finest buildings in
town. It is intendod for a family residence
and a business house, The business room
will be the most commodious in the county.
This building has been superintended by
George W, Bryan,fmd the work has evory
appearanco tf being well dona. ' :
M.J, Brown is erecting a fine building
in the vicinity of Mr. Dewey's residence.
The walls were put up by Walker and Huff
man and the carpenters work is being done
by Ramsey and MafUtt. When completed,
it will be a vuVy handsome residence.
John Righter has alSo erected a neat little
house, which will make Jinn a comfortable
home.
G. B. Barrett has remodeled and put up
additions to his residence which greatly adds
to its appearance .
' Other improvements, have no doubt been
made that we do not now think of all of
which is evidence of thrift on tbe part of our
citizons. Cndie liepubh'can.
, .'ftJrMrs. Selika, wife' of Joseph Allen, of
Freeport, this county, and fa' her ol tbe edi
tor of this paper, died at the residence of
her husband in that place, a few weeks since,
She was about sixty years of age.
Ciood foR Prince John. John Van Uu
ren speaks, of his military experience as follows:-
"Mow, lellow-citieeris, I never have
made any claim to military experience.. To
state the matter ns strongly as 1 can, I may
safely admit that J nru as pruToundly igno
rant of military matters as any Brigadier
General that has been resent ly ippointed.',
Good I'i,aok8 to Livb In1. 'Cedarburg,
in Oziukee County, Wisconsin, gives 346
LemocraUc Votes to 3 Itepiiblicari, but is
beaten by- Marshfleld,-' in. Son. du .'Lac- Coun
ty, which gives 307 Domocratic votes, with
"nary a one ' lor . the opposition. a man
could have some peace of mind iu Marsh-
Held. -;. ;'
SCy One of the bannors carried in the pro
cession ou Wednesday, boro the picture ol. a
ja.cka.ss having a streamer; flowing from his
mouth thscribed with these words: "J, nave
(he backbone to dp it.',' . .The getter up of
that banner-bad better be caretul 1 that he
does not wake up soma- rooming in Fort
Lafayette. Ntwark Advocate. :' i '-
fjrGcv Buckingham, of Conoeolicut, has
called a special Fes. ion of the State General
Assembly, to consider the present iinorgan
iaed' ionditiiiij of the State M illtaaJ atio th
importance of the modification of the Maw
which authorizes theJssmil.o'l State Bonds.
ftJ-Rebel officers, who arrivpd at Wash
ineton on Friday." as prisoners, State that
Lee has been removed from the command of
tha rebel rmy, and that Joe Johnston has
been placed in his ateA"rf'--Y-"-':"-
GaMbliso CosTBAtfToirt'-'A dispatch to a
Cincinnati birper'sj'V A eontraotor gamb
led away 275,000 bushels of oats, belonging
to the Government, 'last jnight. Steubenvilk
Herald. ,,',,,' ,. '. .-y.
Quenv.' IT as "Honest Old Abe" heard
from the "Sucker State?" If fco, will he
please tell the people if there w "nobody
hurt." ' '
QCrlf our fathers didn't Intend ihe. Con
stiii.tion. for war. times, wtiy didn't, jney
makrf a pair ol Constitutions one for war
aud the other for peacel ' ' '
g'lia? anybody heard from New York?
Tbe sky-is; breaking- and . we are able to
See'mor fof .rortsmouth Timci. "-(
fjyGen. McClellan is spoken of as suita
ble candidate for the Presidency in 1864. ' '
J-The Charleston Couner is feariul that
peace piidciples may prevail at the South. (
(ttThe largest hotel in Canada, located
at Toronto -was destroyed by Are 01 Friday
Or-Ohe bubdred and fifty prisoners were
brought 'into Washington Ftiday, from
Warrenton an Alabama Colonel among
them; , " ' .s,
Itt-Th .Secretary of War has ordered
that no more eontiabands. be sent into . the
Btate t Illinois Will be do the same good
turn for Ohio? '" ' ' ' "
l-.,if:ij
; )Ohith llthm8t.i by Re. W.'M Grhbes,
Mr. 1?aMi vV4 MclM At at to M iss. "Lttu!
. . .11 .1 U.tin II
yl Hl iHrfsA l)4li J )
rjiaaLuglvlDf.
To morrow week, Hov. .27th, i the day
at teertby Gov. Tod a a day ef Tbanki-
tfriirg.' 'It icbot littt Ihat any person in
Ohio hu to be thankful tor. - It U time we
should be thankful that w have enough to
eat and eon to pare, bot wt fle, are are thus
bleasad at mm, thousands pf ;our. n-iends
and fellow citUeo are either in tbe camp
or faoap ital, cuffericg (or tho tiecessarits of
lif. Thit wilf make in tbat day, many fire-
aide look aad and gloomy. Let oa remem
ber them and those they have left behind. .-.
For our part, while, we feel aAC about a
great many" things, there are some prospects
ttiat cheer -us Up. ' 'The late elections nave
done a great deal' towards driving away ie
pondency. ' On Thanksgiving day weball,
if any of our trionds remember ns, by pr
seating tbe Sentinel office wi h a turkey, eat
and rejoice that' the people are taking the
power Iron tbe vandal who have been plun
dering th treasury, and that there is a pros
pect under coming good old Democratic rule
0f better and more cheerlul times. Let us
all enjoy Thanksgiving Day the best we can
and thank tbe Lord that "matters are as well
with as what they at."U , .1;
Almost a DBstftCcrtvs ftB. On last
Saturday the roof of t.e large steam flouring
mill of Wm. Wilson, 6f this phuse, "caught
file, and would soon have been devoured,
but through the timely alarm given by Mr.
Smiley Sharonand" some other carpenters,
who were working on a new sheep house
nearby. The damage is very slight, and
tha mill is running' with great regularity.
OT'Tbe paper containing our' Allegheny
Cattle Market report, failed ; to come to hand
ibisweek, t (, i 'i f - ' ' i i.
.1.1 (i
07" Tbe post ofe at Fib, this county (
has bn discontinued. ''-All mail ma-ter in
tended for that place, will hereafter be direc-.
ted to Means Post office. : . ' : ' ';
OirGttr peoplewlll rememtjeV that tho
annual meeting of the Harrison county Bi
ble Society takes place to day (Tuesday) at
th'e Presbyterian Cbuicfxia , Cadiz, at 1
o'clock, P. M.
.i;y AnVEUTISEIIF.NTS.
-.1X1
m WAITED.
-HANNA-;::;"
now Paying the Highest
: MAKKET PRICE
13
I
For Cotton and Linen Hags at
'. his Book Store in Cadii.
Cadiz. November 19, 18.52. , -. -
PUSLIC SALE. ;
I WILL nffer at Public Vendue on TUESDAY
Ntrv. lHth, 1862, at my residence 3 miles
South of Cadiz, the following described p-opor-IV.
viz: 265 head of Fat Wethers. 4! head of
Cuii8Wold Ewes, SO tuns of ll iy. l two-hnrae
wnjjun. Terms niatle known on Hnvol sals
' ALEXANDER McFAUDEN , viriah.
Nov. 12, 18G2-21 . ,
Samuel Borland, Dec'd,
N
O'l'ICEfls herebv iiven that the under-
tied Executors of the estate ol Svn i'il rlir-;
land, l ite of Harrison county, Dliio, deceased
Keisone interested will mke notice.
WASHINGTON BORLAND, '
PAVll) BORLAND, , .
't. Executors.
Kov. 5, lS62-3t. , .
LOOK TO YOXJB
INTKRESTJ '.
KLUTillN n Y EBY IITIK AP
:'ATi A':,TKIFLEvAUOVE ;
ii iU T G O S T I
Buy Your. Clothing .and Gent's
rurnishmg Goods or
J.-BRIIXES'
Don't laVe rriv work for ft ! hpt come and toe
for yourself the stock of goods 1 have,;:
and be convinced. If you Want to buy .
any clothineof nnytllliiielse in rn
' , '' irl cptiseniifence of theaa wttl
"' " 'lime, twin sell
Cheaperrthan 3 the Cheapest ;;
l am bound not W be undersold.' 'K-Clothlnar
marie to-order on the shortest notice and . fits
warranted. - ": " ' ' " " '
I've feen and like his well known store
he c tin kB I've purchased there before.
.. . In 1. tirilles' store on Market Street,-'
l'hi certain tube fitted neat.
.C"I Anil io tdwaaek another rason,i.J'TXfe .
Ail gnods 1 lind to auit the season;
And thqtsjWhoitrotri hie.atore ahall buy
'Will find iheirts-lves all weathers dry.
; : iJ,"Hrlltetidevor, verfifen, i'. 5
To turn out work to Suit the sales.
Thla establishment Is lodated high, r
to'ch braneli reeeives a v.tchful eye
ln'his aioreyoubuy rtot ihdotibtw,
'o false inauctrnehts art held out.
The r ne price system, there's no be (ten '
' Is carried out to the very letter, . . , . .
The fckrenins therefore can't entice; '. J
Thepurcharer atone fixed price, ''"'-" k
Nor time he lost in 1 Brilles' store
! To eheapeh what wai cheap before.
The gentleman till can testify
When any clotliing they want to btiy ,
'i'&r service -prortltenstie w ahdw., ' ,
t iw'fo His store they strnlehhv ay go,' ' '
"teae-fentiemea also find "
The Kind of Clothing for their mind. , .
Sonie reasons now I've1 f'urniehed'Why
T i: B's. wr I eo lo buy - '' ' ' '
call -at once, his price view '""" "' '
- And doubtless you will bay .there too.
-Call auny wiH luown :tuto .If you want
good;clothin., it. ,t; ,;, ..is ! ill oiULLLoJ
UKt 1,100X1 V1' li i-'l it 1!) ia3 JLi.
in,ivj.',!a..l
-HEW FALL - ABBIVAU
AM no w rocetvinf one of th not eaberb
- dock of Uood ever offered in thU mirkel.
I bav aered ao pmi io ibe Mlecuoa, and lel
eonKdeni that I aball be , , . . . . . '
Able To Please!; ,
1 . .... si
'
; '- My porchaae wi mad at th
Stonewall Jacksoti
Tureitencd New York and Phi'adelphia, crea
ting among tbe Dry Good dealers a very &ret
Desire to sell
Til EI 11. STOCK ' ,
FOR CASH
' That tbey might the more readily aare
THEIR WEALTH !
Since my pnrcbae, (roods hire e-tvanced there
to prices to almost pal mem out 01 use. My
lineof Dre?s (,iod comprise nil the riow styles
in all tlii-ir vanity, and at tha did rJrice pr
yard. 1 think I have just the itock to suit all.
t will sell exclusively
?.GR'-6AS
And in na caoe will goods lin allowed tn leav
the room Mill paid for One WBAKNEJ we
still have that ol selling , ,
GOOD CALICO v
For lO and 15
Sept ti, mr "
icents
JOHN
Per.Yard.
COLEMAN.;
ISTKAV STOOlt OEV
OF
JEWELRY.
CLOCKS!
MRFIIIISEY!
-AND-
FANCY GOODS
OF JsJLjX -KIISTDS.
AT
ci. Miirs
Main Ht Cacllas, O.
July 23, 1S62
SADDLES AND HAKNES3.
T7"OUt,TV rospfctfiitivinrorm hi? old ei'stom
VV ers and.the piihlie generally,' 'that ho
has on hand a arm atnek and general fusorl
fflprl' rif Saddles, Hnrnesn, &e., ennnistins iv.
part ol ftill-quilied and plain sbaftws, quiltpd
hoci cover and plain hnlf-Spanish and fall
haeke, quilted itttd plnln seated, brass and wood
horn dnmipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
Olitie pncliah trottlria anddlee. Also a vari
ety of styles nf aide saddle, with short and
extended oiiiitetl knoe springs, hnbp and back
spring, silver colored, russet b'ue. nnd black
enameled leather jii liet and plnin plushed
seats. r fle has also on band several sut of ex
tra fine silver mounted carriage and .buegy
harness, strong; yankee team harness,. saddle
bags, 'collars, haltfrs, bridles and martuignles of
most ewer? deBcriptioii. Carriage, Hugay and
Riding " Whips of the finest quality) ih fact
most cverythin? ttsnally kept lh' a siiMler
shop. Ie deema it unnecessary to puff and
blow or let otl' eass about the material or
workmanship of hie work, a it 'will tilcom
mend itself to- those who..ar lodges or who
use. it. -Thankful for the nberaf pntronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes hv strict at
tention to bnsinjss and selling good work at a
reasonable price, to merit acontinannre ol the
same.' Fhop third door North of Mci'addcn's
store, Cadiz, Ohio. ' ..
Feb.'15,'1360-ivr ... '
JOS. MIMRS; JAS MI1AN8, (R. . OF.O. B. MEANS
Stouhenvilla Foundry & Ma
r: ' chine Works. r
MEANS HE0TH3EKS,
.; "I yi ' 'Manufactures of ' "' ,"
'''., ! BtJ-AZt MILLH, :
A LL KINDS OF, FOUNDRY. -AND MA-
t. chine Shop Work,
Thrcshino Machine Mill Gearing lor Saw
Irons lor Brides, bp! Mills,,
Coal car Wheels, Cast lrxn Fronts,
Truck & wagon wh'I " , Window caps,
Window Weights, Door trills,
Bolts and Nuts cut and " - . Door Steps;
made to order " , Coal Vaults ,
Cast & Wrought Screws Shafting and Pulleys,
Inrnibhcd to size Turning and flanigs
Steam Boilers made and Iron,
repaired, Fancy Orates, -.
flow Pointa and wagon Common Grates, t-
boxes, Coun'ing house. Church
Portico, Garden and , , n. end Ollice Stovea
Grave Yard lencing. , . - ',',
XT Wa have a new and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which hat been awarded the premi
um ove' ALL COMPETITION. ,,i
Our facilities for work are large, and having
an extensive assortment of Patterns, we can
promptly till almost any order in our branch of
business ,. Address
MEANS&. BROTHERS.
"' ' SteubenvillsiOliio .
" Ju'y23, 1S0Z. .. '.. .. , , . ,.j
SHERIFF'S SALE.
" J M tetitioii in Partitioa"'
Hie 8tau'if Ohio, Ilarrmn Comfy,' sti'"
Letchworth Birney l' ' ' ' !
' vev' Aliaa' Order' of Sale ''"V
Israel Birney, et el. f - - " " 1: ' ' ' "
1JUUSUANT to the command of an order Of
i sale Irom the Court -of Common Pleas
within and lor laid county of Harrison, o me
directed, 1 will expose to public sale on the
premises, '- ,-. i " -
Ot th il i-ay of Povemberi yl,; '). ' 1863,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M and 4
Pt M., the following real estate, tO'-win In lots
No. 73andi74 in th. toyn'of Deorsvillh, tn Said
C0I,IUr' S. R. MAGEfc', Shetiff.'
SherifT Offipe, Cadk, 0..,.Qc.t. 24,, 1862.-;5t
ii ,' i, ' ' ' ' I'' ' ' -ra
vi riitsT rath ifi.tof- trtJnks,' -just
IA . ;..J ...,l l.,Wti l,.iln, ' -" ''
-- - i . K. CKAWFO D, Agent. -
, March ja ; ( . t : ri : Market etreet, Cadi;
! " -vi-."-.t!ii tu jr..
1 . .Til
its?
niLLINEOI UOOD,A(.
raiixtr' oata,arroiri aau.'teaD mil,
,. - j, Cadiz, oero. . , .,
' MISS EACHEL QUIGLEY
WOL'LD retpeetfully ftform tb ladie 'of
Cadi add' Harrtson eounijr . tbat b
baa pnrclMMd the Millieery Store formerly kp
by Mia LUi:a - UaburA, nd . removed it le
Phillips' e otsaieher ab iotead to kerp a
elegant and fathfvnable stock ol Oeods is bar
line of bmihes, consisting o f
rahhlonnhle Ilonnrt.
of vrydecrlption;Krncb and other Klowert
01 tlx finest kind; Straw Good and Straw
Trimminga; KiuiMina at lh beat quality; ia
hort. materials ol every description tor ma
king Bonnet. Having ipent much lima in lb
biaineta, atie fceli contident of gi'ing perlect
aatialaetion to her lady natrona. Bonnets vill
j be made and trimmed in th shortest possible
time. All articles oruerea wiu rscclvs iter
personal attention.
Bleachinp and freshing doce to order.
April 30, tstii.
JOHj be all,
BOOK-SEL-LER
Slain Street, Cadiz, Ohio. .
I"!" AS always on hand the following, at very
I 1 low price;
t artaric Acid
Ginser Kool tiG.T
Epso-3 bait ,
Cream Tartar ..."
Hoda Super CarO.
ao Cart.
Window Olaas
Thermometers ,
fVef in ani Star f andica
Extract Logwood
Lamp Ulack
Indik'o
(ylotea
Nutmegs
Coperas
tvaah Blue
Shoe Blacking
t)"oknlg Extract
Cinnamon
Concentrated Ly
Ulue
Starch
Also a good rdpplf oT faints. Oils,' Brush
es, JJyes &c., ao Kchcel booas. Miscel
laneous Works, liibles and Testaments. The
largest and cheapest stock of Wail faper in
the euuntry. links. Pens, 1'tucils, f aper, Toy
Hooka Slid notions, a good variety and cheap
Call and examine ibein. Dec. 1'J, '60.
MI LLIUEB X
AND"
GOODS! 1
MRS. M. SPEISTCEI?,
Thanhful for the liberal patronage sli ha
hitherto fecetvotl, takes this opportunity oi'an
tiouncing io her numerous friends and the pub
lic generally, that bIi has just received a larire
assortment of Bonnets, r lowers. Ribbons.
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts in short, Fancy Goods
and notions of.every description.
ftT-L&dics call and examine our oronHn urnm.
sure you every erlort will be made to pl'casesn
style, ijuality and price.
Jlleaching ana Pressing done to order.
April 1362. ,
THOSE LEAP BEir-HITES.
ET, "WXIL.SS.IlSr,
Formerly of Londonderryi now a resident of
CADIZ, OHIO, has on hanU Irom six to eight
hundred
LEAF BUE-IIIVES!
Iteaides a number of sincle comb Observatory
or Parlor Hives, of nice style, ready for the
market.
The demand for such Hives is rapidly in
croiiMng. , j
John Laniz, wm Uany, tam'iol Lukins. K.
F. llarravei fn fact almost cvfcry One that
knows anything about lleea or Uee-llivea, sny
tliese are ,
rrno IBest Bivo
they have ever seen; and why should ihey not,
aince every neceaaarv operation that haa ever
h'en performed with bees in anv h've may ren
d ly be done with this, and yet it is only a small
variation irom
The Good Old Box Hive,
On our plan we take the honey in the white
rirtjin comb in a moat arimiinbfe way. There
is no belter way of 'eptilatinsr tho size to the
entrance of the hive. It is the rij'h.t size nnd
shape for profit. It has a glass s ide through
which to view the operations of the beos and an
Excellent Plode Of Vi'iittlntlon,
or sptting fid of the moisture and frost in hives.
which destroys ao morty good colonies m win
ter. ; ' "'-. -Then
by meridv niltlinz fra-ea to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
nil the combs Irom the hive al any time, to
know their condition, learn their habits save
trom the ninth, (a colony need never be lost by
Hie worms) ascertain an I supply the lo?a of
queens, have the bse.- to swarm ns much or little
as we plea, unite weak unarms, feed most
admirably by lifting enmha of honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving lo the poor With
out tempting ro'ihera. I'tv so with
FIPTV OTTTTJTt 'TTTT'VGlH!
the inlellicent' Due-keeper would wish to do
cm te done in snfetyjsnd those who consider
handling of Ives injurious can let them alo:ie
in this ns well ns any other plan, and then hr
has not to expend $15 for a palace or costly hive
to krH bees in. -
Our plan oi Ilivn tins been constructed with
rtTerenci to the principle that the apiarian wish
es to keep his beej right, to do which ne muai
hrst learn the nature and nablts ot bees and
lh condition of each ol his stock at any lime,
and then have each comb of his hive moveable
thai he ran perf' rm any operation he may wish
governing them according to his Intel lig.Mice
Unless this be the correct theory In Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would
The Bt:e-kecpcr who toils in this plan mhei
do ae either through iirnorance or bad innnags
mentmi.king dun allowance for such seasons
as Inat. , .
The Price of Individual Right to niaae
'. nnd use the Hive IS , $5,00
One llivt, includjiw (JlaSe, hoii,(?-b6xes, , :
and the tight io make and use 7, CO
Evsry nttditional Hive - J 2,50
To such as wish onB Hive with the right; -
lo use it only , , 3,5n
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for nny reason should be removed, can, by in
forminir lis. have tl e Bees, combs and honev all
rerno-fed from it 'oour New Hive, and in case
of stiong ones make two of one.
JNow is as good a time as auy t.i translor.
We are prepared to furnish BE 13 H A I'd, I'm
persons may be enabled, to handle Dees witn
impunity. Also , ,
Qtiiiiby't Hysteric's of bet-Keeping, .
One of the very best books on tho subject in
existence, whieV evcrv Oce-ltecper iliould havo.
iKrPrice by malt ijil, or-at'aa'ztni oent3.'
Bees in a Moveable Comb Hive
Delivered to the purchaser and INSURED alt
right; with an individual right to make and us
the Hive, all for 812. -
&3rltaliait Queens may 1o furnished ero long.
Cull at the residence of the subscriber, five
doors North of the Post office, and aoe if the
llives act as represented, and if you get stung
we pay the dam ages.
tWCirculars sent Iree on application , -,
H. WILKIN, Cudiz, 0.
' April 80, 1862-3m
Go and Be Convinced.
BEST QUALITY OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
' ' Selling at(about) ; . '
11A.T, P EIvIOE!
l.; .:-''-,-; j;,Ati v.:;-.: -
,.TJae Hnliisrnptj tShoe, Store.
' ' , ; 159 Main Street, Wheeling.
' All or'nndii are madfl exoreas'tv'to our o ii or
der. and every pair WarraniediThey are marked
in plain hgures, tuitt no -eviKin in ine price,
Army goods in great variety, 159 Main St.
''tta-treal inducements to Country Oealera. '
J....t .. ; 'l:j...i" i- O. SMlTil, Agent.
. Oct. 15 2m- , i n - - -
TO TEACHERS.
Y
fjlXAMlNATIONB will be held on tlialaal
IZ4 Friday ot tne touowing montna,commen
ciiig at 10 o'clock of "the day mentioned' and
continuins one day and One half:- June, August.
September, October, 1862; February and March
IH63. - The Jdne examination will be held in
Decrsviila.the Maron examination in Jiopedelf
and the remaining ane in Cadiz.
M. B. ADAMS, .1 . , . ,
:.! .'lii'l-Ji.KI '.If "TirUNKI!. Li F.TKnltit'rt.'
W.HiM.cCoy.l.t
may28,'G2-lyr t , . , . w
J A.
BROWN'S Bronchial Troches,: belt remedy,-'
, in use, for affections of the tiirout, recom ,
sene'ded for public apcakera,' Smgr-, ate. for
alebyr,! l-.ol J. gBAUH,, ,,!.
"Mmo
' - Stork FI-cMi mud Citiptte.
WE atv'e oa han4, aM ar atf nerfviaf
iron ike 8otb aad Et, ta UrfA
Stock 01 '-roesrte ever arxuffel V4ii , t
which w wise to call tbs atwmiua at Kstail
ers and othert wtsiiinr to fsrofasss for lhir
own eonsumtr!om. Wear dr-ermlneO t aril
a low if aot lower than siihor SteoSeavilla
or Whetiie srlc.' Uur aloe- asiaia i
trxal
t. - '
j-!i-100
hU
to hii.
:ijf
f 10'
"10
.IV i
, io , f
; l0bf.
' M Socked
' toTtcreca
4lUa.
. looj "
A.aoboee
fO kees
90 box
n
Scoiaa N.O. Sugar
Circle ACjushed
" Powdered
A dolt Crushed '
. . B . -:
C 11
Molssses N.O. Molaasst,,
Svaur Lovennv's OdWrii
CorrEt r"rinleK; ' .
Java
Kics Prime Rice '-'
r'isu No 3 Alackaret -
Lake Fish all kia4 '
Scotch Herring '( .
Soni F.nj;lih Soda "' "'"
- Soda Saleratu ' '
Sricas (iround fepper " '
. tirain " , ,
Cloves. Tinuamon. Nulnrrt.
(iingtir, Mustard, &e., i.c.. , .
AprilSS.'W H i, W
Daily U. S. MaU
-"-..'
CADIZ TO WHEELING:
And TriWcoWy'rom.Cadiz f
St. Clairsville. ' ; '
THE subscriber wonld respectnily jri'rorril
the travelling mmmnnitv that be jSian
ning the U. 3. Mail Hack Line from Cadii to
Wheeling; nnd thai one of hi splendid hicks
will leave Wheeling and Cadii ,mtj morn
iiigt at 7 A. M., and connect with theearsat
both places., Hia hacks are new, his team)
good, and his drivers carefnland attentive.
lie hopes lb rtcelv the patronngeof the frav
eliing public, ar he will endeavor lo merit
their patronage by aitlct.attohtltfa t (heir
waiite. t . ... .... i
Far from Heeling to Cadiz or tS td
VVItfeellng fl,2. For the round trip only $2,00
lie Is also running a new Hack twtfin i'.
dizand-St. ClairsviiJe, leaving Cadii vcrjf
lloridpy. Wednesday and Friday rnoriiBg;
and St. LlSirsville every Tuesda 'i'hursxlay
and Saturday mornings, rtariicufar vleutioii
paid to carrying ExpresiPaqkajei;
liircry Stable.
lie h as a'soin Cadiz as -good e Livef-v ftta
bleaattii-re is in the eottntry. Butaies. Car-
riaaes, Horses, &s.. to b Hid at ill tinn
Truvellcrs either arriviug on the. cars or in the
hack, can be taken lo anv point ih'ey.thay de
sire. Tortus reasonable.
; f .- . WILLIAM L. ildt'SER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. la Idbo- t ;:.. ,.
Courts for 1883 8tli DlBtrict
ny virtue of He powers vested in n br law,
we the undersigned, Judges of the-Courts
of Common Plcis tor the 8th Judicial pjitrict
of the State nf O'llo. do hrehy ascerttifn and
fix the ljn,e of the -commencement of the Spheral
tcrms.et the District Court and Court of -Common
Peas, in tli9 several counties of, esid fjia
triet, for the year ona thoarand ight fund t-d
and eixty-threo, as follows:
niSl RlCT COURT, -'''i--"
Muskingum county, TueHay. Septen fier Tat.
Morgan
rnqavrf.'
) Tuesday, -Tiiiirfday
Alondny '
Wedn-esday
Friday- J
Wednesday
"Friday t
4ih
Nohlo
Otiernsey
Modrrts
Ii'lmont ;
Jeflcrson
Harrison
Tuscarawaa
,9.11.
jii.-H;
14ih.
lGth.
IHth.
a;.iH.
CO.VIVON PLEAS.
' MtiBklns'iirl Monday Fehrunry 16; Monday,
May 18, and Monday, October 2fi: '
Morgan Tuesday, March 24; Tuesjiiy; Juno
10 and Wednesday, October 14, ,
Noble Tuesday. March 10; Tuesday, Juno'
2, and Tuesday, ()ctober6 , , ,
Monroe Tuesday, February -1;" Tuesday,
May 19. and Tuesday, October a? ''
. Belmont Tuesday, March 3, Tuesday, Jnfi
a, an i jueiaay, iovemier i'j.
Guernsey Monday, February
May 18, and Mo i.la v, Octoberi't.
I Ij; Monday,
Harrison Tueslay, Fo'iruary 10; Tuesday,
May and Tuesday, Cet )ber 20 ' '
, Tuscarawas I'm., day, February 81; 'Tues
day. May 26. and Tuesday,' November 3
Jefferson Tuesday, Maxell 10; Tuejidiy, June
5, and Tuesday. Novi-niber 17. . . ',
' ' OKOKHE W M-1LVAINE, '
; JOHN W.OKKV . M-t ( (
ti ATI! AN EVA !!: ; ) ,
, Done it New Puiladelpfiia, Ohio, Sept. Suih,
.. ' . ..
A trnecpv JbV Hircc'tiofl of mid Judgps ' '!
Attest) 01 C" KUSSELlJ.CIerifc'rif fieccifrt
of Common Plesot ' aald dVlutkin jum county
iSanesviile, Ootuber 31, lt6! , . , ;
Clak' Own. Csaiz.Ouio, -. .
' ' ', ' ' November , 186-i . ' i .
: I herebv Certify that the aBdfe is a fm 8 py
ol tho original order now on tile in my olfioe.'
! , ' It, M LYtllS, ;lefk, ';
by S. McCOli HICK. Deputy.
Nov. 12, 1862-61 ,- ..... :,-!-,, r ;
FRUIT
TREES.
iiO.OOO : Apple Trees, v- a
TO 4 THAliS OLD, 6 Tu 8 FEET IIIUJI,
and a pood assortment of - '
i Peaches, Pears, Plums, CherrfesV'Aprfebla,"
. i Ntptarines, lrapea-, Currauu,:: Black-t
; . berries, Rnsptei herns,, Strawber-, '
ric, Evergreens. &.c , Ate.,.Vc-. '
At the , . , '' " "'
Belinont ' Cdunty ' Nursoriea,
i milos Ndrtliwestdf, SI. C'airavilln. .. , ,(,,.
V-r i ncca iu nun uie prosuill lllIlQa.. f ., f
All orders promptly attended to. '
" S. MOIIKISON fcCO,
"' -' " St. Clairsville; mi."
S3-Ah order left tviih our eueHt. J6hn t'
URVANT.Cadu, Ohio, will be promptly attended
to. , ,. . ... , . . ,
Pricn of Trees, Sic. .
Apple trees !0 to tj tier fiundrej:
Peubh Itmo - 12 - - '" "-: '
Pear
'83 bnteael,i '
Cherry
Ptdiii
Urapba,
Kobbci-a, Delaware , and 1 Concord,
c.-iMB rucn. Biawoa alio isa
i f bel $3 to $5 per hundred. ' ' ;
. . J ' ' ' '.';: i'-. ' - 8. M. tt Co.''
.June 8t.t8Mm... r., .-, (.- ,..: it-!,.i-.-3 i-.Vu
T-
Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, ftd. 7 i
s.
SLEMMON3 lias now .on hand' at his did
stand ort Market street, the largest, fidbst.
and best assorttiient ef ahrtoet every variety hi
Boots, Shoesv liatters; Ac;. ever, offered, id tht
market, which ,,h will positivei elllowj-f"
liarittg pdrchaaad the principal part of his
stock tor Cash, he can rcll cheap to suit th
times. Call and examine tils' stock Gel'drt) bilyi
ins lsfewher ' .- ---'i'-1
. Cadii, June 4, l86i. ' . i.. .-.., ,.;; !
GEORGE tviisOiVniii-ts,
; , . !:: Cadiz, qui .
MANUFACrUKE and have fconatantly for
sale at -our Warehouse, near the Depot,
Double Extra Family lid Extra SUPERFINeI
FLOUR from goo4 ittund Wheat. Oat Hour
is Warranted Frssh Grtrund andof the very
ban quality. Corn iimal,. Mill Feed , and Urae
sdld at low figure in quantities to suit purcha
sers. ' .-' ,,' , i , . '
Custo'W VTorS: dorte with dispatch, and sati$.
raetion warranted. - UEORUE a, VV1L8UN
Aril 2ft.'M '-'-1' v.u !ii ju.I- i.Jiii-.rii
M - .1 'i . .,. -,,,...; p.-
NEW BAKERY.
PL4);reapotfully inform thvit titheirai'o'
, V Cadii and, vicinity .that be keep cor',
stantly on hinds at hi New Bakery, on Mar
ket street, one door otttH of Ceorge'a Crocwty,
all kinds' of BREAD, CAHE3, tu.-, , which a
will sell at reasonable price. irxviia
: . h tlte been Cigars, Candiea,&o.- f v!. d
Cadii, Ohio. AptU 23. Ifi62-Jy. ,,.., ,,..
i.'j t". T'.r
Ti
r I ihe highest Vnsrlfet pnoewiri Uisu m
,J paitLlbr KARLliYf at tb lfaiil(oid '..lUitioi
iaCdajltjt,j iU rtti ,.Lki jII "1
. . tf , C; mmL
ti" fci WiiWaa i'i:4;.iiO ti y, end f
- l'!i:V; j ' f-!"' 1 V: '.-I.' 'tp .-.
Bart "
jjv.ii.-j i.tm ' i -ui .1 ' ' ' iT', 3 ,j