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Traina on tha Cadii Branch ara now run-
nJog aa followsj
JUsveCsdil. S ttl.ll. 9:45 A. H. :45 r.
Acftve at Cadia 741 )2:30 " 7:45 -
The train Wring Cadia at 5:40 a. m., eon
aae'S with the train going West on the main
ru; the train leaving at 9:45 a. at. connects
with the train going East, and the train leer
fog at 2:45 r. H. connects with both Eastern
MiiiWentera train.
HEW ADVERTISING RATES.
The followine pricee of advertising heve
been (greed upon by the publishers of papers
n 1 .edu, to take ellect ltora aed susr January
1. 1863:
Oaa inuara (tun lineal or let, three or
less insertions.... $1,50
4t ach esbeeqcenf insertion.. '50
ate) three months 3,00
" da aiz motitha . 5,00
do twelve months 8,00
Twe squares, three months 5,00
eta ' eiz months .' 8,00
tie twelve months.... 12,00
'itsree squares, three months 8,00
do ' six months..... 11,00
do twelve months 15,00
Professional cards, one year 5,0
Legal advertisements, one or three in
sertions, per square of ten lines 1,50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,.. 50
Divorce notices, not exceeding 20 lines.. 5,0n
tech additional ten lines 2,00
Attachment notices.... 2,00
Admitiistrator'aor Executor's nntieea.... 2,00
Announcement of marriages and deaths tree
Obituary, charitable and religions notices
per line...., 4
Tsbulsr advertise. nents will be chsrged
at double price.
Dewiness notices in local eolumn.tcn lines
or lea 1.00
tAll egal advertisements, divorce, at
eachment.adniinistrator's, executor's, obituary ,
charitable, religious and business notices, to be
said tar in all cases, in advance.
R. HATTON, Editor Republican.
C. N. ALI.KN. Kditor Sentinel.
U ! !LI 1 ... Si
New Terms for the Sentinel,
S A YEA It AFIEIl ItIAYl,'61.
We find it impossible with the pre
sent high price of living, paper, ink,
labor, &c, to make the publishing of
the Cadiz Sentinelp:iy us anything
like a reasonable compensation, at its
present price hencej after the 1st of
next May, (when the new volume be
gins,) our terms will be $2 a year, and
2,50 a year if not paid before the ex
piration of the year. Those who have
expected to receive it for $1,50 ayvar,
will not be disappointed if they pay
by the 1st of next May and now is
the time for all who desire to take the
paper, to do so, and pay in advance
before that time. ' vThat the Sentinel
will be well worth all that we ask for
it, no one will doubt, who is or be
comes one of .its patrons.
SOLDIERS
RECEPTION.
At a meeting ol citizuna of Cadiz and vicin
itf, held in the Auditors Office on Tuesday
evening, March lit, to t stify in some way
their gratitude and estoetn lor the bravery
and patriotism of our returned volunteers.
On motion it was unanimously reto'.ved
that a cordial invitation be cx.trr.dcd to all
oar brava soldiers in tetvice, cow at borne,
belonging to Haitieon County, their wires
and aneethearts, to partake of a frco cupper
tab served in the Court House on TUES
DAY EVENING the 15th inst.
On motion, O. Sletomons, Thomas George,
J. M. Paul, Martin Jaaisun aod John Rob
Won war appointed a committee of arrange,
uientg.
On motion, 8. George, Sr., John Coleman,
T, J. Brown, Kersey Kint-ey and D. L.
Hughs were appointed committee on finance.
On motion, the county papers we: a rs
(jussted to publish the proceedings of this
meeting,
D. CuHMiQHAat, President.
D. B. Welch, Secretary,
BtST'The Senior Editor is still con
fined to his roonj.
Printing Jtlulerial on the Bie.
Paper of all sorts has taken a rise
Rgain, from two to three cents per
pound, making it one hundred and
twenty-five per cent, higher than
over
was eighteen months ago. Besides tb
the type founders havo issued a circ ru;n?
lar, announcing twenty-five per cig
advance on all printing uuterials.-re(jj
This ought to. convince those in arrea
rs for the Sentinel that printers can-.agk
not do without their just dues. - lam-
BFDon't forget the County Conpecie
rention next Saturday. Let eaciable
township he fully represented.
TBSi-See advertisement headed "VaV
tiahle Farm for sale," in another col
umn. ;
BgpWe ara under obligations to
lions: J. C. Jamison and S. II. Wat
son for valuable public documents.
8"Mo.6rencld township has, at
last got the credit for he 22 Cavalry
men mustered in last October. This
will roliovci Moorefield from the draft.
J83,Bt. Clairsville has heen troub
led, latelj with Burglars. , . Several
tores were entered, and some money
take from each.
i i
BThe Cambridge Brass Band
have enlisted in tho army for three
years. They will be attached to the
15th O. V. I.
. Jjfij-The 3rd Anniversaay of the
Pereclesian Literary Souiety of the
McNeely formal School of Ilopedale,
will be celebrated on Friday evening,
March 11,1864. The'programme in
dioatea an interesting time.
jpgjrWe observe by the Newark Ad
vocate that our friend, S. M. Hunter,
formerly of Cadiz, has formed a part
nership in.the law business with lion.
J. R,, Stanbery, of Newark. ,. "We are
glad to hear of the flattering prospects
of our "young friend, as Mr. Hunter, is
e young man of fine legal attainments
and np predion for him a brilliant fu
ture in toowrj ftattioitV'.: ''' 1
The Gen. Cutr who mule such a
brilliant cavalry dash on Lee8 flank
. . . . Tt
! the other day, is an Ohio boy. I"
"therefore quite a "youngster 0
wear stars. More than that, he has;
inst cot
him a wife. Perhaps, that's
what made him fight so! It does
some people. 0. 8. Journal, 7th inst.
Gen. Custar Js not only an Uhio
hoy, but he is a Harrison county boy. I
He is the youngest General in the U
S. Army, being only 24 years of age
made a General when but 23.
'Bully" for Harrison county. We'll
bet her General will bo the man that
will take Richmond! Mark that!
Harrison County's luota.
We are under obligations to Pro
vost Marshal Ready for the following
statement of the quota's assigned each
sub-district in Harrison county under
the late call of the President for GOO,
000 men:
Freeport " .15
Washington 15
Moorefield " 19
Nottingham j 15
Athens 19
Cadiz '39
Shortereck 28
Greene 25
Iluinley 17
German 20
North 14
Archar 12
Stock 13
Monroo 14
Franklin . 18
Total 281
Several of the townships in Harri
son county hare already filled their
quoa, but as yet none of them have re
ceived their credit on the books of the
Provost Marshal. Cadiz, for instance,
has a quota of 3D men. She has fur
nished over 50, and last week had a
credit of but 21. Thero apps trs to
bo slow work among tho "ra I tape"
Iraternity.
Christian Witness. We have
received a copy of this nn'Ae christian
journal.. It is well edited, and it is
refreshing to read it after perusing the
trashy m uter found in a majority of
the so-called "Church periodicals."
It is neatlv nrintcd on'cood naoer.
and sent to subscribers at 2,03 a year. !
Address Rev. J. F. Given, Columbus,
Ohio. There should be a large num
ber circulated in Harrison county, and
we trust there will be. To tUoso who
widh a Christian journal, now is
your time to procure it.
R2fcBy an advertisement in amth
er column it will be seen th.tt W. W.
Wilson, Wholestlo Grocer, Commis
sion Merchant, to., has associated
with himself iu this business his broth
er, Mr. James C. Wilson. "Jim" is
a clever gentleman, and a thorough
business man, and we predict for the
firm entire success. , Country mer
chants would do well to give this es
tablishment a call before sending oast
for their goods, as we think they can
do equally as well.
JKSA grand welcome to our veter
an volunteers and other soldiers who
may be at homo is to coino off next
Tuesday uight, at the Court House in
Cadiz. A grand Supper is to be giv
en, and a good time is "confidently
expected." Tho Harrison county
boys of the' C9th and probably the 30th
ere expected to be present, together
with the 13th and 74th, already here.
the point: the citizen who' violate.
no law of the Union nor of Indian-
cm not De mteriorcu wuu vj v
officers. His house is ins casue;
. Vvlo nrnnpra a-nr(nnriiiii laoilt c.
tongue and lus person and h.s proper- ,g q
tV aro all under the protection Ol the ted with me in the Wholesale Grocery bu:
. . . 0 AlfliAiirrh Is' on(i u wi" hereafter be conducted in
sovereignty of the state. Althougnaineof VVi8;)ll(S. Bro
the offense laid to tho party's, charge diZi ollio, Moroh 3. l8W; W" WIL80N.
inthatcasowas liquor selling ; to sol-- ----
diers. yet if the same citizen had o' '
BST Senator Jamison, Kepresc sueV
tive Watson and Sergeant-at 'Arms
Howard were at homo last Saturday
on a visit to their friends. They re
turned yesterday, wo believe.
A Federal Colonel, in a speech
made in Wheeling, at a war meeting
lately, predicted that the rebels would
have possession of Wheeling in loss
than 40 days.
Bounties Coiaiiiiiiod Until April
First.
, By reference to our Congressional
proceedings in an . another column, it
will be seen that the National Bounties
will be given till tho 1st of April.
Whether this will postpone tho draft
ui wo ure not aavisea, Dut we are
inclined to the opinion that it will.
Military men are of tho opinion that
the "draft" is not what it is "cracked
up to be." ' , , 1 '
We have no doubt that if the draft
is postponed Harrison county's quota
will be failed to overflowing, if it is
not already,
JfJS? Two . hundred and seventy-
eight National Banks, with a total
capital of thirty-three million dollars,
have been authorized; eight millions
of circulation have been issued to one
hundred and seventy banks. The
Currency Bureau is working to its ut
most capacity to meet the demand for
the notes, which will be issued as fast
as the can be prepared.. None but
fives and tens have thus far been put
out.; .vj".'::; ? .'.i ,., .
Circumcision.- The Jewish rite f !
circumcision, the symbol of the cove- j
nant 0f God with i
Abraham, a history j
of which U givaa in the 17lh chapter
, ... , - .
Z";" .. "
regarded by the Israelites as a most
sacred and solemn ceremony, was cel
ebrated in Cadiz, for the first time in
its history, we believe, on last Mon
day week, in the circumcision ot a son
of J. Brilles, Esq.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a select party of friends
by Mr. R. Steinfeld, of Pittsburg.
Tapers were kept burning, as is the
custom among this people when any
sacred rite is being observed. A
brother of Mr., Brilles acted as god
father to tho child, and a sister
as god-mother. The child was taken
from -the mother by tho god-mother
and given to the god-father, in whose
arms it remained during the ceremony.
A1IC CCrUIllUIllill 1U11UO ncio i;v-mv
Hebrew, and consisted of extracts
from the Old Testament, some read
others chanted. The circumcision was
performed with a knife sharp on both
edges. In accordance with the teach
ing of Jewish tradition to name chil
dren after tho nearest dead relative,
the child was named Jacob, after Mr.
Brilles father, recently deceased. To
circumcise a child, to have one circum
cised, or to act as god-father or god
mother is esteemed as a great honor
among the Jews..
There area great many interesting
facts given in the Bible about circum
cision. Abraham was circumcised
when ninetynme years of age, and
immediately thereafter circucised
Lshrnael, in h'i3 twelfth year, and Isaac
at proper age eight days. When
Josima and tho children . of 'Israel
reached the promised land, ho had his
whole people circumcised. Among
New Testament writers circumcised,
we might mention John and Paul, and
all who were of Jo wish origin. We
read in the 2d chapter of Luke of tho
circumcision of Christ.
Tho Jews are of the most faithful
Pe0Ple in the world in the observance
of religious rites and ceremonies, and
in -this respect teach a lesson of faith
fulness to all people. How many pro
fessed Christian parents would bo
jealous enough to send half-way to
Pittsburg to have tho christian ordi
nance of baptism administered. The
Jews at least show earnestness.
M'arrirl on the 4'.h int., hy Kev. Itohert
ITerron, Mr. AsnrtEw Smith. Lieut. Com
mandinjr Co 1. 13th Uegt. O V. I. to Miss
Asse Jaktb Tookb o' Croil Co. O.
On the 27th ult., at Ihe residence of Ab
ner W. Marshall, in Mooreflcld, Harrison
Onuntv, by M. Harvey ICsq.. Mr. John 0.
Wkat, of "Company I, 13'.h Uegt., 0. V. I.,
and Miss Anne Kliza Fisher, of lieltnont
County. Oiilo
DIED
On the 8d ult.. et her residence in Moore
field Tp., after a lingering ond painful sick
ne", and in in her thirty fifth year, Sarah
Ank Wilson, Consort ef James Wilsnnand
daughter of lbs lately deceased George
Carrothers.
jJgj-Brilles is selling his large stock
of Overcoats at cost. tf.
Town Frojierly for Sale. (
The valuable two Btory briek house, on
the corner of Waaren and Ohio streets,
Cadiz, Ohio, will be sold on reasonable terms
if application bo made soon. Tho bouse
contains cielit rooms, cellar, &c. Apply to
VV. 11. RKUHK. Cadiz, m Mrs. NA'CY
eere, nn the promises,
Cadiz, Feb. 24, 1364-tf
lEW ADVEUTISEMEttTS.
nts
Jh II K SAJLli!i.
KPHE subscriber offers for sale the farm for-
. niciiy uwiiou uy iiisna rinira, coin ainini(
102 i a"res, situated in Gieene Township,
about one mile north of Unionvale, and adjoin
ing the farm of William Easrleson. Said farm
is in good repair, of excellent quality, well
watered, has on it a comfortable dwelling house,
barn, out buildings, orchard, &c.
Korfurther particulars enquire of the sub
scriber one-half mile from Unionvale,
ALBERT CLARK,
March 9, 1301-st
Legal Notice,
7 the Court of Common Pleas, Barriton
counly, Ohio.
Samuel Fcllebarger andT
Elizabeth Keltcbarger
vs. ). In Partition,
Mary Heialer (widow) et.
al J
The said Mary Heislor (widowf Jacob Ileis
ior, William ticisler, John T. IJeielor, Mar
garet Heisler and Luciuda Heislor, will take
notice that a petition wosfi led against them on
the 7th day of March, ,A. D. 1861 ; in the Court
of Common Pleas within and (or the ounty
of Harrison and State of Ohio, by "Samuel Fel
tobarger and wife Elizabeth, and is now pend
iue, wherein the said petititners demai.d parti
tion ot the following r ial estate, of which John
Heisler larely died seized in Harrison county,
Ohio, lo-wlt: tha home farm of one hundred
i lot)) acres, more or less, being a pir. ol the
North East an s north west quarters of section
tso nine (9) Townihip eleven(ll) of range four
(4)n the bteubenville (and district.
Also a part of the South-east slid South-west
quarters of Section Ho three (3) m the Town
ship and 11 ange aforesaid, containing lifiy-tive
aces more or less
Also a part of the aforesaid South-east and
Souths west quarters of section No. three (3;
in the township and range alorceaid, adjoining
the last me ntioned tract, containing thirty
acrea more or less tie ing all the real estate'ot
which the eaid John lieuler died seined, situ
ate in the said county of Harrison.
And that at the next term of said court, to
wit, the May term 18ril, trie said Samuel fel
tebarger and wire Blizabeili- will mply for an
ardor tof the assignment of the Dower of sa. u
Mary Meieler. Widow, and that nn;iin ho
iua.de ol said premises.
" J.M. ESTEP,
.. . '1, ,,. Attorney for Demandants.
March 9, 186-6w
111! iliTll''N- O ugar.,,, ;
1U.I UU ooo bbls, Salt,
100 H bbls. Mackerell . ' .
New Orleans Molasses and Syrups, for sale by
! ., tt. 8. Mer'ADDEN fc CO.
WQT A RllM DRINKI
a H1GULY CONCENTRATED
YR RTA LK EXTRA I, T.
A PURE TOfilC
That will Relieve the Afflicted, and
NOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.
JIS. IIOOI'LA.VH'H
German Diitcrs,
FRfcPARED BY
BE. CM. JACKSON
I'HILADELPIIIA, PA.
Will ErTcctually end most certainly cure all
ljeatee sriirp trout liisordcred
l.ivr, btomach, or Kidneys.
r
MIOUSANDSof our citizens are suffering
from Dvep'psia and Liver Diseaees. and
to whom the following questions apply we
guarantee lloofland's lirrman Hitters
WILLCL'KKTllEU
ryirsit si nl I-Ivt niens.
Do you rise with a coated tongue mornings,
with a bad tasto in the mouth and poor appe
tite for breulMif Do Vu feel when you lirst
get up so weak and languid you can eesreely
get ahouit De yon have dizziness in ilie head
at times, and olten a dullness, with headnciie
occapjoual'vf Are your bowels coilive and ir
regular, and appetite changeable! Do you
throw up wind trom the siomaeh, ami do vou
i swell up often? Do you ieel a fulness alter
enune, ana a Binning vr:ien tue tiomacli is
empty Do you have heartburn occasionally?
Do you feel low spirited, mid ljok on the ilark
side ot tliinjrsf Are you not unusually nervous
at times! Do you not become roilejj, and of
ten Iny until midnight belore you can go to
sleep! and then nt times don't you feel Hull and
sleepy most of the lime! is your skin dry and
scaly! also sallow! In short Is not your li.'y a
bunion, full of lorebodings!
iiootlond'a Gvrnian Hitlers will euro every
esse of chronic or nervous Debility,
disease of the Kidney's, and disea
ses arising Irani a disordered
r-iomach
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders ot the Digestive Organ):
Constipation, Inward files, Fulness of Blood
! to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nainea,
lleartourn, uiseust tor lood, 1' Ulricas or Weight
in the Stomach, Sour Kructations, Sinking
or Fluttering at the I'll of the Stomach, Swim
ming of tliR ileao, Hurried and DilKcult
Breathing, fluttering at the Heart, Chokineor
simocattng f-ensations wlien in a lying posture, I
I'lmiiess 01 vision, wots or vvcus Detore the
Sight, Fever and Dull I'ain in the llend. Defi
ciency ol I'crepiration, Yellowness of the Skin
and Kyos, fuin in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c. Sudden r lushes of Ileal, liurnina
in the Klesh. Constant Imagining s ol Evil, and
great Depression of hpirits.
i";ii'f ictsliir - Notice
There or" many preparations 6old undor the
name of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, com
pounded of the clieape.it whiskey or common
rum, enstintr from 'M to 4U cents par gallon, iho
tnste dissuiacd by Anise or Coriander Sed.
'J his einsj ol Hitters has cfuoed and will
continue to cause, as long aj tneycan be sold,
hundreds to die the death of the dri'nkard. By
their use tho system is kept continual Ij under
the influence ol Alcoholio Miiinuleiita of the
worst kind, tho dnsiru fur Ijiiiiorii created and
krpt np and the result is ail the horrors .atten
dant upon a dnu.kard's hie and death.
For those who desire and will iuvk a Li
quor liiunrs, we publish the follosviug receipt.
Get One IJdtl'o of llooliand's Uermaii Hitters
and mix with Three Quarts of iJood Brandy
or Whisky, and the result will be a prepara
tion that will fur exeel in medicinal virtues
and true excellence any of the numerous Li
quor Hitters in the market, and will cot much
loss. Vou will have all tho virtues of llool
iand's Hitters it cuniieetioii wirn a good arti
cle ol Liquor, at a much less price than theso
iuicri.jr prtpaiaiiuns will cost you.
lioofland's German Sitters
WILL GIVE VOL!
A (iOOl) APPETITE,
will givi; vnu
S'i'iio'u (St;ai,T; essi e?.
WILL GIVK YOU
S3 r ii. It hiuI Eitci;;t!lie Feelings,
WILL LNaHLU YOU TO
SLEEP "WELL,
And vill Positively Prevent
YKLLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, &o.
Those suffe-ing Ironi Hrokei Down and Deli
cato Constitutions, from whnteVor
cause, either in male or lemnie,
will find in Hoolland's German
Hitters a Remedy that will
icuore them to their
usual health.
Such has been the case in thousands
of instances, and a lair trial is but required to
prove the assertion.
Remember that these Bitten are
And NOT intended as a Bt-VERAGK.
The Proprietors have thousands of letters
from the most eminent
Olergymcn, '
Lawyers
Physicians and
Citizens,
Testifying of their own personal knowledge,
to the boneilcial etiecls and medical virt ucs of
these lijtters.
rrom Kev .1 evvton Brown. D. D., Editor of
tho tMicyclopedia ol Heliious h.iiotvledao .
Although notd.iposed to favor or recommend
Bntent Medicines in aeueral. throuah distrust
ol their ingredients and effects, 1 yet know of
no simicien i reasons wny a man may not testi
fy to the benefits he believes himself to have
received lioiii any simple preparation, in the
hope that he may coutributo to the benefit of
others.
1 do this the more readily in regard to IIco f
land's German Bitters, prepared by Dr. C. M.
Jackson of this city, because I wus prejudiced
againot them formauy years, under the im
pression that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, 1 am indebted to my friend Robert
Shoemaker, Esq., for tho removal oi this pre
judice by proper teste, and for encouragement
to try them, when sutl'eriug Iron: great and
long continued debility. The use ot three bot
tiesof these Bitters, at the beginning ot the
present year, was followed by evident relief
und restoration to a degree of bodily and men
tal vngor which I had not felt lor six months
before, and had aluust despaired of regaining.
1 therefore thank God an I my friend for direct -ing
me to the use ot them.
J.NEWTON BROWN.
Pin lad 'a, June 23. ISfil.
Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, In young
or aged, male or female, are speedily removed,
und the palient restored to health
ULLiCATK CHILDREN,
Those en floring Iroin ) All.iS.VlUS, wasting
away, with scarcely any rlesh on their bones,
are cured in a very short time; ono bottle in
such cases will have a in jat surprising titled,
PARENTS
Having suffering children as above, and wish
ing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bitters.
L1TKKAKV MEN,Si'UDiiNf3, .
And those working hard with tlieir brains,
should always keep s bottle ot Hooflands Bit
ters near them, us they will fina much benefit
Irom its use, to both mind and body, invigora
ring anu not depressing.
It is not a Liquor Stimulant, and leaves no
prostration.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!
And the Iriends of Soldiers.
We call the aitentiou ol all having relations
or iriends in the army to the fact tha."liOOK
LANDSGernun Bitters" wilt care nine-tenths
of the diseases induced by exposures and pri
vations incident to camp life. In the lists, pub
lished almost daily iu the newspapers, on the
arrival ot the eick, it will be noticed that a
very large proportion are suhenng Irom debili
ty. Every case of that kind tan be readily
cured by lioorland's Gorman Bitters. We have
no hesitation in stating mat if tnose Bitrers
were Ireely used among our soldiers, hundreds
ol lives might be savsd that otherwise would
be lost.
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters Irom trutiurers in the army and hospitals,
who have been restored to hcaltu by the use ol
these Bitters, sent them by their friends
ffyBewure ot Counterfoils! See that "C
M, JACKSON "is on the WKAPPiill ol each
Bottle.
Price per Bottle 73 cents. Or hall dozen for
$4.00.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put oil' bv any ol the intoxi
cating preparations mat tnay be ottered iu its
place, but send to us, and we will torward, se
curely packed, by exirreks
Principal Office and Manufactory,
'. No. 031, Arch St. .
1 JONES & EVANS,
(Successors to C. M. Jackson & Co.,) '
ProDrietor.
tXTiOR SALE hy Druggists and Dealers in
very town in the United States,
rot
(At
Por Sale by JOHN BIS ALL, Cadi., Ohio.
Ji,WJ-y', , - '
COCKY MOUNTAIN SIRVICE
2
"
25 RECRUITS WAXTED
KOIt
Co, F, llth Begiment. 0, V. C-
NOW STATION D AT '
Fnri tlnll-k. Idaho Trrrltnryt
men of Harrison county, turn out
l . and enlist in Company "K," 'llth O V.
C. This is the last opportunity you wi!' have
to enlist in the frontier service. It is the most
desirsblo service that on could wish lor. The
scenery and romance of the wil.ls ol tha far
west are grand' and well worth yon' limo of
enlistment. The Korte in this section will
have to b. Garri-oncd by soldiers, anJ why
not by you!
Turn out at once young men, and respond
to this call while you have the larorable op
portunity. "
,'i'ransportation ill he furnished to all who
enlist in lliis company. dollars bounty
will be paid aa soon as mustered into the ser
vice ol the United Siatea. Pay regular every
two month: Clothing arid Provisions arj no
senrce articles hero.
Those wishine to enlist Will apply at the
Post Ollice, Cndiz. O'lio.
JA.UL.S W HAMNA,!d Lieut. .
Company llth O V. C.
Feb 17,1861-41 fco.OO
ONE HUNDRED
RECRUITS
WANTED I
A LL those wishing to volun
V. teer in a new Company
this is your last chance, as this
is the only new Coinpanv to be
organized in this (16th) Disttict.
5602 Bounty!
For Veterans, who have served nine mon'hs or
upwards
upwards. $t02 Government and $200 Local
Douniy.
$S02 lOOixisaty-z
For new liccruits. S.Wi by the Government
and S'20J Local Uounty. Any persoii Inn the
privilege to be credited where he receives lo
cal bounty. To ail who enlist in this Company
the above ramntios will bo secured
Those wishing to enlist in this O'nn-.ny will
apply to Jesse Arnold, at the Auditor's oitise ,
Cadiz, or at Green's store in Froeport.
Lieut.JAS. H. McCOR.YllOi:,
Recruiting Ulflesr
reb.2i.JS6
108. 108.
AND SEE
MY LARGE STUCK OK
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS!
If you wish to buy a Una Album very cheap,
call on me at oace.
Largo s'ock an.l splendid patterns, very
cheap, new styles Borders.
Perfumery!
A new. lot, line styltB and good.
NEW PICTURES!
General assortment of Notion n just received .
New Book3' of All - Kinds,
- 'at - "
2sT. .A.. T3-JJST2T.A.'Q,
10, illiii ket Street.
Cadii. Mtreh 8, 1861.
JmEiii illtiflttt's) Icito.
THE undersigned has b"ien duly appiinteJ
and qualified as Administrator on ha es
tate ol John Maflitt, late of Harrison c ounty,
Ohio, deceased. All interested will ploase
take notice.
JOHN RAMSEY, Adminstrator.
March 2, 1862-31
John su!!'s Ettiue.
NOTICE is Hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as the h.xecutot of the last will and
testament of John Estcp, late of Harrison
eeunty, Ohio, deceased.
ANDIiEW E3TEP, Executor.
HarcliS, 1861-3t.
JOHN BEALL,
3
AND
BOOK-SELL EE
Main Street, Cadiz, Ohio.
ffAS always on hand the following, at very
I I low prices!
1 urtaric Acid . Ginger Root St. G.
Cpso-3 Salts Cloves
Cream Tarter Nutmegs
Soda Super Garb. Cnporas
do Garb, Wash Blue
Window Glass Shoe Blacking '
Thermometers Cooking Extrscts
Sperm and Star Candles Cinnamon
Extract Logwood Concentrated Lye
Lamp Black Gluo
Indigo ' Starch
Also a good rupply bf Paints, Oils, Brush
es, Dyes xc, Olc. School Books, Miscel
laneous Works, bibles and Testaments. The
laigest and cheapest stock of Wall Paper in
the country, links, Pens, Pencils, faper, Toy
Books and Notions, a good variety nd cheap.
Call aim examine them. Dec. 19, 'uO.
WINDOvV Glass and Putty, a large anc
fresh arrival el, each, for sale; at erv
ew figurjs 'it BEALL"S.
NEW MALAGA RAISINS, bunch and
seedless raisins,
CURRANTS,
CITRONS, ie
TOBAC
menl
celebrate!
bacco at
and Cigars a complete assort
cigars and tobacco, also Brown's
' a cut chewing and smoking to.
GEORGE'S.
MBS. M AET COLLINS,
MAY still be found at her looms in Cadiz,
prepared at all times to take Piciures
She is now prepared to Photograph old Pic
tures ol any sie. She will spare no effort to
impart satisfaction. She reBpectlully solicits
patronage.
To all those in the ciuntry, who have lavor-,
ed her with the-r kindness and ,pattonage, she
is happy in tendering a most grateful acknowl
ments, . , ....... ,-'-,
March 2d. ..;
LANC Soaps, Honey and other Toilot Soap
-sv s good asaortmeat this day received by
0V18 a ; 'Mi VKALh
I
WALL PAPER
IVatchcsi Clacks,
JYotions
dYotions
A3TD
FANCY
FANG V
GOODS
GOODS
ft A3 now on ha -ids a good assortment ol Goods
the above line, which has been bought low, aad
consequently, he will self them at very
low prices, ilis goods ere all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to pleae
buyers, both in quality aod
prices; he therefore solrg.
its an examination
of bia stock aud.
prices
before purchasing elsewhere in so doing, he
feels confident that he will merrit a large snare
of public patranage. He keer.s no Watcbea but
wlia tare selected with great care, and con
sequently, all watches sold are warranted tim..
Keepers or no eale. r lire uolu Hunting Lnglia
Levers, full
jeweled, from $75 to$li
bine Gold flunting Swiss LeeerD, full
jeweled, irom 35 to 55
pine Gold open faced Levors aud Le-
pines, from 20 to 35
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full jeweled, from 25 to 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
soven jewels, from ..., 27 to 35
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepinea, four
jewels, from.... 13 to 16
Silver open laced Lovers and Lepines.. 8 to 12
Cis wilt? Filler Uitigrs, Rr'st Plus
iu great variety ol styles and prices.
Latlios Uolri Ciisiiiis mitt LockeH
Gold Vest mid Tob Clittiu.
Ciohl and Silver Speciaclcs.
Onldand Silver Spectacles.
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Gold and Silvfor pectncles.
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Gold and Silver Spectacles.
Shvcr, German and plated table and tea
spoons Pocket-books and Portmonies in great
variety, line pocket-ttmvFs, shears and
scissors, fine Razors, coral gluts on wax
spanq Lots of other nire things toe
numerous to mention. Call in
friends, everything sold
is warranted as repre
sented. Mil in St., Opposite tho Pnblic Buildings,
Cadiz, Dec. ii-loiS-
LEE INVADIMG MARYLAND
AND
brown & mo.
ixvadimi :: A. i i x
With the best assortment of
PIECE GOODS&C,
For Gent's wear. Also the latest style of
Everofiored in this country, and at prices so
low as to astonish the
4 Oldest Inhabitant'
"Or any other man," whether Jew or Gentile.
We mean what we say. Call and Eiaihine
ur goods and satisfy yourselves that f jr
Quality, Style, Neatness, Dura
bility aud Cheapness,
the like was never before witnessed in Cadis-
In Shotwell's Room,
One Door above tho Express Office, Market
Street. tiiiOWN It BRO.
Cadis. Ohio, OctoTier 2L. 1861
Sa FERGUSON.
Confectionary and Vuriety Stoi
Dpposliathe Public Buildings,
Cadii, Okie
S FERGUSON respectfully informs U'
. friends that he is still in the business r.
the building directly opposite the Public Built!
in lis, where he offers for sale a large aud we
selected asosrtment of Conloctinnaries, &c
among which may be found the following:
Common & fancy Candiesof all kindu, Almoin,
r'ilborts, Grearn tnd Pea Nuts, Raisins, Figs,
Dates, French Currants. Sugar, Soda, But
ler and Water Crackers, Western Re
serve and Knglish Cheese, Ground - '
' and bark Cinnamon, Pepper,
Gingci, Alspice & Starch,
. Fine and Common Ci
gars, Tobacco and
Snuff, Pulverized White Sugar, assorted Pick
lea and Pepper S&uce, Combs, Port Monies,
and Pen Knives, Visiting Cards and En
velopes, Watch Chains, Keys and
Guards, a Hue let of common
Jewelry, TOYS of all
descriptions.
RTAs he intends to sell cheap, he hopes hit
friends snd the publlcgenerally will favor hirr
with their "atroiiage.
D3Coui y Confectionaribs can be supplied
st hiaeata iahniont on the very best terms.
(Civil, Political & Military)
OF THE
SOUTH EEN REBELLION,
COMPREHENDING, also, all important
State Papers (Confederate and federal ;
all ordinances of Secession, proceedings of
Congress (Rebel and Federal,)- remarkable
speeches, n'c ; together With otlioial reports ol
ommanders, army and navy statistics, maps,
" BY OKV1LLE ). VICTOR. '
To be completed in three volumes; so per royal
octavo, beautifully illustrated with steel en
gravings, mups, &o. Volumes one aud two
are now ready.
, This work is endorsed by Presidont Lincoln,
by the Governors, by the most eminent civilians,
and by leading commanders in the army and
" trTIJOMAS BOND, Fairview, Guernsey
county, Ohio, haa the ogency ior this work in
Harrison ana i ueearawns cojntios, snd he or
his agents will furnish the citizens of those
counties with a copy of this great wotk, - -rabruary
17, ltH4-4t , ! ;. :
B
L
LANKE TS and Flannels, a line assortment
lor sate by
! , . ; : II S. McFADDEN & CO.
KTTER t aper aea. F.nclopes, various
kinds and assume, at -eiALLW
STARTLUG SEWS.
-Jt-i... - cjsssssgi
1" XI 13 I313BT
THE CHEAPBSTl
INSURE WITH THE .
KrKE AND INLAN NOAVIOATl OH
K1SKS accepted, now as heretafere, at fair
rates and lihtral eenditlons ,
EUSiNhSSCONDlfrribD wiW AensUal
dituatcn snd scenracy.
?StS always met wkk praJ i
wutplste jus ice. j
Net Assets January, 1864; .
$3,002,556,39
4. THE TLAN AND ORGANIZATION of
the iL'TNA, after 45 years severe trial
has realized the ereatesl public dvantfe
and success ot the various rystaiiis of Fire
Insurance in the country. It is now better
thah ever prepared for dut).
5. 16,000 los tlaima have been-se'tled and
paid. SIXTEEN MiLLION? or DOL
LARS! 6. THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY
BY KIKE, in the United States, svsrsgesi
over W 000 d.ily. Is your projierly ex
posed and uuproiretedf
7. ARE VOU INSURED? If not, .why netl
'J he cost is trifling; the duty is manifest
the result may be your escspe from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve yoe
in bankruptcy, poverty or cruel disappoint-
8. fA K TICL'LAR ATTENTION and r-srsl
is aivtn lo snail riska as !! as Isrje
ones. Able security and superior coiumw
cisrl advantages allorded.
Policies Issued Without Uelsf.
L. HEKLING, Agent, Cadis, Ohio;
Jan.W, 1864-Sm
"Give Him the Tools that caii
Handle Thsra Best."
This is Democratic; never mind wits'' he W.
where he came Irom; whether he is the classical
scholir or the plain good.comuon sense van;
whether he is a frenchman, a German, 'an
Erglishman or a Greek; never mind thut, as
long as he does what he claims to do. , Take
lor instance
Wholesale sad Rotcil Dealer la
EEADY - MADE CLOTHING;
AND, 'A)
CiENTS' PlltMMIIXU ODS.
Who for the last three "years advertises thai he
seilb at very low prices
Over Co a
Busin Cofts;
Pants arid Vests
Of ail Styles and Qualifies;
CASSIMERE, FLANNEL AO LHiEN
SIllRTS-IlAi'S. TRUNKS, it.,.
In short a sea of goods in my line, which
have been bojglil advantageously by myself
abroad, who visits every market as fast sa
steam and pnnd horseflesh can carry. Mytel
csrsma ond letters are sent in every direction
with minute instructions. And as we htv
money ut nearly every great money central
ready to eheek from, wo are powerfully aide4
to bay low, and consequently we can, sidda
sell cheaper than ahy clothing house in this or
any other town. Let buyers who wih te se
lect from a large and well bought stock, and
be waited on by willing salesmen, give us a
call, as wo will try to mako the lieu'aspsai at
our establishment profitable.
Respectfully ,
J. GRILLES.
Cadis, Nov. 11,1863.
Second Arrival
09
WINTEB GrOOr3
II. S. McFAPDy ..K. W. Kwas
II. S. M r.4JDE. Si CO.,
A UE receiving a large stock of Wirier
VTa Goods, consisting ol Dry Goo ls, Groeer
irs, Hardware and Qucensware, &.c, which
tiny invite the public lo call and examine and
judgo for themselves.
D.c.23, iSi'ii .s ,:j .
IWFlill"!
I
S. George, Ja. . . . . Jausa Gcoaaa.
GEORGE &BRO:
HAVE now on fraud, nd ara restating s
iullsuppijr of , ... ,
SUGARS, of all grades.
TEAS,
eomre,
TRirp
of tin best quality. .. , ' , , ,.
33rThe hij; lies' market price paid far eotikwy
produce.
Cadiz, Dec Si, 1863. '
fflour, fyc:
100 BBts" SMrru'3
EXTRA ,
' WhItk Wheat V
add CdRN MEAL oa hand and for aalay''
' GEORGE & BRO.' r-
GAL L F. R Y -
DAVrs- Gallery of line arts haa been en lar j, ;
ged by lire addition of a eommodiova
vorrrnra room, anu miea tip in city style, by
which he is ensbled lo make first class like- '
nesses. j . ' '
fi is prices range about the asms as lsstysar
without any advance, notwithstanding the in- !
creased advance of every article in the bust
ness. '
He intends also keeping on hand a largf a-'
I'ttiiiciu oi pitutograpn irnrnes oivsriovs styles;
at the lowest prices. .The tiuosl phoiogreuh
Albums cheap.
Ladiz, Nov, 11. IBCS. '
Wall Paper '. Wall Paper!, r
'TMlEeubseribertakes pleasure in celling the
jl. auoiiviuii ui yuonc to ms large aaei .
well selected stock of Wall Papers, jnst rteei
ving for tha Spring and Sunnorr trade.
stock consists ol 20,000 pieces with 400 iiBtt
on. ,ieru, iging iii price irosn BAkSXtnta u
l,0o per piece, together with aveiy vwieiy f
Borders, Window Csrtaina, Decorations fo
Isnnel Work, etc., 4ce. ; - J
lie hat also ou hand a aoaralsts aseertiswat
of School, Historical, Media), jitdifioiii a ad
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, illaokSooks,'
&c, &c, w hich will be sold wriolnsaleanare.
tail as cheap as they oaa be had Wasa of tho
Moautaina. Give aas a cf IL 1
I. M.LAYTOD.
Mai eh 9-h - ; , - ..j. v
LADIES TBTflNtl SflirTTLSsa, ; v "
Crotchet Neediest t i.'M-s.-vn ' '." W
Knitta Needles, ,. .',
'..'t',: " ' . arr? Hejai, Mrs..d
Pea knives of all kmd$ i .
TaWe Oatlery,' . ., '
A si aasotlment ol the ctlebratedl India Knts'
I ber.handled table fuiUry wirraurrd la a, v
I hov aYatof, at AKKI'i'