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Valuable lands
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letdirg from tlic Fut l4secee cord to Camden, I'D
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Stowe, W. n Gric. and Others, containing etoa'
2;s0 acres, with ggry comfortable ttams DSel.
inc House and other necessary cnt-tu.!a.ngs, ell
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an anxious 10 sell an determined 70 glTc q h@f.
J. A. GREER.
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SIAIL or NORTU C1RULINl,
IEIGN COUNTY
Court u Pie0s and Quarter Sessions July
Ytrm, 1916.

ys. Original Attachment
Wl.l,am P Roger
Jusi.crs judgment, Icy ed on lbo lanlao l the
Defendant
& T Appearing 10 tho satisfaction n Tie Cont'.
II thgtlhc Defendant IN this case ~. .fes iayoaI
tho limits Of this Ssalc, II - therefore Ordtcd, by
the Court, shat publication be made for SIX weeks
in the Charlotte journal, printed 10 Charlotte, y.
g., notifying tho -la Defendant, 70 be- aud appear
al the next Court OF Pleas and GARTER Sessions, tl
be held ,ur the County %. Union gt tb. CONF House
~ Nouror, on the lst Monday IN October next
lien and there 10 ehgw cause Why the lands levied
upon should not be sola 10 pay the Plaintiffs debt
cost Of suit.
Witness Hugh stewart, Clatk Of our said Court
nj Office, the BE-, MoGt1y iu JOY and utbl,7lsl
year Of our Independence l-iG.
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Il lie generally, that he h4s tlLea tho house
m Nam 81. ! les doors !f5m Mr.. joshua Ilpt.
lcr's Carriago shop. where By IS prepared y cAe-
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patronage
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recording 70 qu1lty
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
WASHINGTON, January Q, 1916.

The Senate did not sit to-day
In the House. Mr.. Wentworth introduced bill
granting 100000 acres of land to aid in the com
Ipleton of the Illinois canal, which was referred
to the committee Oh Roads and Canals.
Mr.. Bowlin, on leave, introduced a bill "To
establish territorial government in The territory
Of Oregon and for other purposes,' which was
read twice and referred to the committee on Ter
rtories
Mr.. Norris, of N. H., presented bill to re.
Ipeal the second section Of the act providing fol
the apportionment ofthe Representatives among
the several states, &c. [This is the section d.
rectng the "singIe district" system
Mr.. Mcconnell gave notice of his intention to
present, at an early day, bill to repeal the
"black tariff of 1912" Also a bill to grant 100
acres of the Public Lands to every white man in
the United States.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole. Mr.. Tibbats, in the chair. on the reso-
luton for giving notice to England for the term-
nation of the arrangement for the joint occupan-
cy Of Oregon. Mr.. Giles, of Md, took the
floor and spoke at some length in favor of giving
the notice. He deprecated war-bul believed
it would come whether we gave the notice or not,
unless an arrangement can be effected by treaty !;
and that we could do nothing 10 protect our Cit
zens who had planted our banner on the shores
of the Pacific until the notice was given. He
contended that the offer which was rejected bv
Mr.. Packenham was the most liberal that could
have been made, and well calculated 10 effect an
amlcabIe settlement Of tee matter, if England
had been nationally and honestly disposed He
regretted TO differ from an eminent statesman in
the other branch Of the Legislature, whom he eu-
logzed in high terms, but he declared himself of
the opinion that the time had come when the
Joint convention must be dissolved. He hoped
no conflict would ensue from this measure, but if
it did, the constituents whom he represented
would not be found wanting when the muster
roll was called. If the contest comes, there
would be unanimity of purpose that would
teach the enemies of our Institutions, a lesson
never TO be forgotten
Mr. Levin, of Philadelphia, followed. He
considered tho question equal in magn tude and
Importance TO that involving our national inde-
pendence. He cnntended that American soil
could not be alienated even by treaty,and showed
that this claim to title set up by Great Britain was
worthless in every point of view The people of
0. egon, said he, are flee and independent, and
like those of Texas we're asking for, as they had
a right to do, and we TO grant, the protection of
our laws.
Mr.. R. M. T. Hunter has the floor tomorrow
Yours, respectfully
DUQUESNE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
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WAsHINnroN. Ian 6 lS4f

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1916.
In the Senate, the joint resolution from the
House relative TO a site for The erection of a
monument 10 honor the memory of General
Washington, was taken up and discussed by
Messrs. Bentor, Cameron, Berrien, Sewer and
others, and finally referred TO the committee on
the District of Columbia.
The bill to organize regiment of mounted
rhemen was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Allen, from the committee on Foreign
Affairs, reported resolutions for giving notice TO
Great Britain for the discontinuance of ioint &C.
cupancy of Oregon. In presenting them he
remarked that he should, on next Monday, ask
the consideration of lhem--the reason lie did
not now ask il was, that another Senator desired
before the resolutions we're taken up, TO bring
forward preliminary queson-and it was his
wish 10 keep the two questions separate.
A debate occurred on bill to pay Texas a
sum of money on account of certain arms taken
from body of Texan troops now in possessi on
of the U. s.; also for certain goods forfeited tc
Texas by her revenue laws, which were forcbl,
selzed by custom house officer of the U. S
and taken from Texan custom house The
bill and documents were laid on the table anc
ordered 10 be printed.
The Senate then adjourned over TO Monda,
next. Mr.. Jarne4 AN, who made the motion civ
ing as reason, that the Senate coud not wei
proceed with further business until certain docu
ments, in the hands of the printer, should be flIr
nished
In the House of Representatives, the debate
on the Oregon question was renewed by Mr. Cobt
| of Georgia, who avowed our claim to the whole
territory TO be indisputable, and hoped to see i
maintained, by the firm, decided and immediate
action of Congress. His speech throughout wa:
excellent
He was followed by Mr.. McClernand, of Hi
nois, on the same side of the question.
The committee on Roads and Canals reportet
a bill to continue the Cumberland Road through
Ohio, Indiana, &c, which was referred TO the
Committee of the Whole.
! The Committee of Ways and Means reported
bills mixing appropriations for the following pur
poses, for the ensuing year:
For the payment of certain portions of the
public debt.
| For the current expenses of the Indian De-
partment and Indian tribes
For Fortfcatons.
For the Army and Navy.
For the civil list and diploma atique corps.
DUQIJESNF
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SATURDAY, January 10. 1916.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, nearly One-half of the session
was consumed in the discussion of persona
matter, of which an account will be found unde
The proper head. The committees were ther
called for reports, and few only were made
After this, the discussian on the Oregon question
was resumed in Committee of the Whole. The
debate was continued by Mr.. Hunter. who op
posed the giving the notice, andby Mr.. Kennedy
who was in favor of it., Tho interest both OF
the floor and in the galleries is kept up still to
the highest point, and the number of claimants
for the chairman's ear seems to be in no degree
Union.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SELLING OEEi

II HAVING determined to commence the Spring sales
l. IL with rs nearly new stock as possible, l have
concluded to put down the prices of my present
siye stock, and sell at cost and expenses.
have good assortment ofcloths, sattnetts. jeans
vestings, caicoes from to 80 cents bleached musns
shawls-s lot just received, tweeds fannels, cantor
do, comforts, gloves, &c.
A regular assortment ofqueensware, hardware ant
groceries, nails, iron, weavers reeds, blankets, tick
ings, looking glasses, books, bonnets, &C., Sc.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange such as but
ter ard wheat, cloverseed, dry fruit. barley, oats
corn meal, rags feathers, and fax yarn. also da1
Persons wsbGy to s1nnIv v "ou ~
in common use will certainly do well to call at tn,
cheap corner and see J.P. WOOD.
dec "a
P. 5. Constantly on hand an assortment Of first rat
saddles, brdes harness, &c. Also few of chairs
J. p w
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. . HUOONNEL q oLEW NUN
Cadiz, January 10Th, 4S46.
CASH FOR HIDES AMI SKINS

The subscribers having entered into partnership at
the old stand of Mcconnell ~ Semmons, in the town
OF Cadiz would respectfully inform the public that they
have resolved to do business the ready pay system
and have therefore reduced the price ofieather so as
be an inducoment to every purchaser to buy the pr
ces we have determined to sell at in preference to
the old credit system. We selling sole and harness
selling at Is cents per h. % "nd ali poS onr oc S o
proportion. We will take in exchange for leather,
hides and SKINS tallow, and all kinds of marketable
grain, etc., on delivery.
The subscribers having employed Mr. J. w. Wheel
er late OF Boston, one Of the most experienced work
men of the day, and Mr.. James Beal, of Cadiz, the
public assured that their stock shall be finished in
style not inferior to any in the west They would
therefore solicit share Of public patronage.
Very respectfully,
SLEMMONS g. GEORGE.
Cadiz, January 10th, 1846-2l-6m
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MONDAY. January 10. 1916.

In the Senate, after brief but animated de-
bate, the consideration Of the sublectmatter OF
The important resolution reported by Mr.. Allen,
the chairman Of the committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, abrogating the convention of 1927, be-.
tween tho United States and eat Britain rela.
tive TO the Oregon territory, was postponed till
the 10Th Of February neat.
In the House, q portion Of the day--equiva.
lent TO about the morning hour was devoted to
The reception Of petitions some three or four
States only having the good fortune to be called.
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BARGATNs, BARGATMS.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
HAVING determined to commence the spring sales
Il with nearly new stock as possible, have
concluded to sell at cost and expenses All these who
wish to be supplied with goods will do well to
give me a call as am determined to SELL All kinds
of country produce taken in exchange for goods the
highest market pricys. A.F. MOORE.
Jefferson, JAN 7. lS46-6m
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COME Az LAST,

NOND r LASI,
NN7 Z are now receiving from the eastern cities a
w large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Wiuter Goods which, without any pretension to boast
ing, we will sell as cheap as they can be purchased in
the western country, for cash approved produce
The above goods having been purchased for cash ard
under favorable circumstances, leads to believe tina
can offer great bargains and inducements to purcha
sers. The public invited, before purchasing else
where, to call and examine our stock and prices, tC
satisfy themselves whether or not it would be to the
interest to purchase goods of WIN. H0GG a. co.
oct Is
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NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODS!!!
s. BELL g. nj. NJ. SLOAN


HAVING associated themselves as copartnenin
Il II the mercantile business, arc now receiving and
opehlng at their store, opposite the public bull
dings, large and splendid stock of the newest and
latest styles Of Fall and Winter Goods. all of which
stock. having been selected by one Of the hrm in the
Eastern cities, within the last three weeks, and since
the late great decline in prices, they feel warranted in
offering to their numerous friends and the public at
large, goods OF nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded any other restabHshmeutn the place.
Their stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ey-
cry article fancy or staple, which eau be procured in
the Eastern cities and is Of superior style and quality,
amongst which may be found the following articles,
French, English and American wool dyed broadclorhs;
heavy Beaver cloths, for oveeoats wool dyed, black
blue and fancy colored cassimeres; sattines, great
variety Of every style and quality heavy Orleans cloth,
a fancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths of superior quality;
silk, velvet satin Vaentia and Marseilles vestings;
mems black Italian cravats and stocks; black GTod'n
Rhine Silks Ombre plaid Glace P. d. Sole do; BON
net silks, bonnet ribbon and trimmings great yarie
y gents. and ladies silk gloves of every description;
Alpaccas Merinos, Paramettoes, Thibet cloths CASH
meres, Nous de LANES and Organdines; or en-
broidered Victoria and Mazourka shaws, superior to
any thing in the MARKET ladies fancy plaid satin
hdkls and French worked collars; fancy silk gIrdles
and cloak tasses 1000 yds calico, from ct to 37A cts
per yard brown muslin shinngs, diapers, drilings
aud tickings, great variety of each; Fannes-scar
let, green, yellow and white; cloakings, ginghams and
checks, great variety; fur, SEAL toilet plush, cloth
and velvet caps, a general assortment; Bonncts--a
great variety of Florence brd straw and fancy, of
the finest quality-and for price defy competition
| GRocERIEs.-A general assortment Coffee; teas,
young hyson and Imperial; loaf sugar, New Orleans
sugarand molasses, ground cinnamon and pepper, al
spice, ginger, alum, madder, sweet and port wines
| best quality, camphor, Cloves nutmegs etc. etc.
| Hardware AND CuTLERY.-Knives forks. penknives,
razors, and srops scissors, Britannia table and
Spoons specaclcs till locks door locks closet locks
and pad locks escucneons and pins, carpenters rules.
brass candcsticks snuers and trays table hinges butt
hinges and screws, plain lions single and double. fir
NOR chises, socket cscs files and rasps oil every de-
scuption, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes, Rowlands steel and iron shovels manure
forks, etc etc.
QUEENswARE.-A great variety Of China, Liverpool,
Granite stone and common of every description
| We invite the public to examination Of the above
mentioned stock, all of which will be exchanged at
the lowest rates for cash country produce at the high
est market prices. BELL q SLOAN.
| Cadiz, no 5, '45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

GTConsumptian may be annihilated by the use
Dr. Duncan's Expecorant Remedy. Since the intro,
ducdon ofthis valuable remedy into the United States
the deaths by consumption fast lessening, and the
bright smiles of health found beaming in the eyes
thousands, whose lives were reduced to a slepde,
thread. Compare the weekly records of death in the
cities Of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and even our own city, previous to the year 1910 snce
this time, take into consideration the vast increase Of
population, and you will find that Consumption has
been gradually or in manner conquered. Itis well
known to the community that there are hundreds Of
valuable persons spared weekly by the timely use Of
DR.. Duncan's Valuable Medicine" and so long us
those afflicted commence using this remedy in season.
Consumption Of the Lungs will speedily decrease, un-
til every vesge of its poisonous angs is eradicated
from our soil
rSalc by w. B BEEBE, in cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

Reward Of merh.--The study Of medicine i.
most important branch of the sciences. The
man who investigates the nature of causes ant
effects, for the purpose af arriving al Just concu
sions, cOnfers lasting benefits on The human ia
mly. This is strkingly exemplifed in The dis
covery of the Eeciuary, Vegetable Remedy
for The cure of Piles, by DR.. Upham, of New
York. ITS fame has gone through the Union, be
ing regarded by the afflicted as the very best
medicine for curing this tonuring disease evel
introduced to public notice.
or For full description of this excellent Remedy y
and an account of Cures effected by it, see pamphlet
to be had gratis, Of JOHN BEAL, only agent for Cadz
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

! CONSUMP ZION CAN BE CUkED.
| A FEW facts for persons afflicted with Colds,
n Coughs Splitting of Blood Difficulty of Breath
ing, Pain in the side Breast, and Chest Bonchis and
that delicate and declining state of health SO common
before Consumption sets in.
| All persons who may have any of the symptoms a.
bove enumerated, those upon whose vtas the swift
and silent moving demon Consum ption has placed his
deathk grasp, need not yet despair of relief Why?
Because EAsTMAN's CONCENTRATED BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY has already cured many such cases. and will
Icertainy restore many more from the grasp of the
grim visaged monster - If those afflicted will but try it.
Do not say, Il have tried this or that and it does me
no good" but try this; and it, after using it, you arc
not in some measure restored, then you may well de-
spair
Eastman's Concentrated Balsam Of Wild Cherry has
cured many cases. Here is the proof in short. The
certificates are in full around each bottle.
Robert Carter OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio, was attacked
with pain in the side, hard dry cough and difficulty in
breathing. These symptoms increased rapidly, until
at last he brought to that fearful stage where the
rod night sweats commenced, which presage speedy
dissolution of the spirit from the body At this time
! he commenced using Eastmans Concentrated Basam
of Wild Cherry, having previous used many remedies
to no purpose Before he had used single bottle,
he restored complete health and has continued
so ever since. Read his certificate on the wrapper
r. P. Crowe of Putnam, Ohio certifes that he was
cured Of IA and distressing cough pain in the
side, shorness of BREATH and night sweats, by using
Eastman's Concentrated Balsam of Wild Cherry His
|
could not lie down.
Mahlon Davis, of Deerfeld, Morgan county, Ohio,
states that daughter of his was in decline for six or
seven years, with cough, painin the side and
chest, and other symptoms indicating Consumption
She used various remedies, among which she used sew
en- bottles of Wisar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, which
was not Of the least benefit to her. She, as last re-
sort, (and many others wido) got bottle OF East
marls Concentrated Basam of Wild Cherry, and was
cured
! Do You believe now? We might extend tho Ist of
cures effected by this medicine but of what avail? If
youwil not believe these proofs, would not strenr-
then yonr belief These certificates are not fictitious
stories got up for the purpose Of selling the medicine
lfyou doubt write to the persons visit them and sec
the bloom OF health covering the cheeks Of those SO
lately on the verge of the grave.
Again say, before it is too late. try bottle of
Eostman's Concentrated Basam of Wild Cherry if YOU
wish to save yourself from death in ''Consumpon,s
ghastly orm.' For sale by H. EASTMAN,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
| Also for sale by JOHN BEALL.
dec3-'45-bm Cadz, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

NHE partnership heretofore existing between james
4 Mcconnell and Samuel Slemmons is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business hereafter
will be carried on by Slemmons & George. All those
indebted to the firm of Mcconnell & Slenmons are re-
quested to settle their claims without delay and all
those having claims against said firm will present them
Immediately Those having receipts for hides will pre-
sent them without delay. The books are in the hands
of James Nc Connel.
MCCONNELL & SLEMMONS.
Cadz, January 10TH 1876,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-01-21

The magnetic Telegraph is in successful op.
Grafton between Harrisburg and Lancaster. The
line between the latter place and Philadelphia
will be completed in about three weeks.