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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-17
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OSE-Thls morning, in the Center Market, q
- huckssln PURSE, containing gas in 20 d ana
two VI notes. A liberal reward wi be p.ld to the
hnder. on turning the zane to Mrs. TAYLOR.
on Eighth ST., between r and O. / land. It,
Gin REWARD-Stolen from nv shop. on q
70 ~ street. betveen ST. .nd 7th, on weIn"sd.y
laSt ree-sprlns WAGON with ton The above
reward VIII he paid TO any one returning the same
to the abOve-nsmsd place.
1t. c. A. BAUIR.
A STRAY MARE.-FoUnd tiespassius on ny
"A premises, on the 23th of july. 1861, bay n
Mare. with black name and tail The OWL
or o. SAID marc is requested to come for GA
ward, prove prope,ty; p,v charges, aud take her
away. EDMUND CLARK InsuIre ct John
Moneys, corner of 22d aid SITS. gu I7-st'
GS REWARD Lost or stolen, on Thursday
Oc night, the 18th instant, IN frnrt of the Ma
Gonai aotel, sheepskin PURSE, oontaininr
about 81 so in silver and the f. lowing CertIhcates
Of the Corporation for paving and oupbina CsT-
thoate No. 1,s42. for SIZE Is. in the naTe of w.
Dunnsvin, endorsed by John Fletcher. So si2 !;
Ce;t5hoats No ..s4, for srs D. in the name of j.
=. Thompson, sq. SIS. endorsed by Jas A. Fletch-
er Certificate No ,n5 for "a IS. name of II, C.
slmms. 50 465 endorsed p. Mcguire The above
ceftlnoates re OF no va ne exc6 pt to the under
signed as the Register has been notified of their
loss and 81 plioation Will Re rsda for du oates
PATRICK O'CALLI GHAN
au Ia 81 Corner of Goth and str eta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-17

W Warrington papers please copy and ssud
bills 70 The Wa Department. aug I6-d9V
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3oQ>Nntt.
end,te6anszSnfpeftDr

pa. imc1e, ben %. 0tat 1861.
9st bteIem @ut ipGen Bis am SOnHobenb ben 10: SUM- 1861
perieaelte Sfferten aneenrmmen wereen tWr RE Sletert n9 ppn
IRunSpcrratb unb &rennmateriaI. an un6 auf ben 9eutt-G huten
pon Soues S8ann lub Spppera traits in Der @bsiapeats g0p uni
fr Griab 3eudt- S6tife uno 2euht- SouS- &eneer, weNbe medten
in 0taif aefteGt perben, fir bic 0auer zines Sables, BON l. Sui
1S6 BIS gum 80. Stunt 1852 incluifpe. Die MunboOrratbe mitlen
BON gutter uub erprpbier QuaIitdt lein unb mIiien fir ieOes Geudht,
fdtf elnmal p&rt Ii brlit, III Qodeten, SafiIa, 6titfn ocer
aaisr, in gutter Srbnuna perpaGt. fret pOn Soften fir Die ger
Stoaten SeuaB Der Spscifitairueu IN EafeI 9, welhe bel9eIl9t
inb, un6 Die einen 8beil bes GontratteS bilpen, an ben eendts
baus Senher pber irSene elm aneere8 Sdiff, wel6eS gu oteiem
3wefe in Baltimore, Wtb., betiumt letn wtrb. bran9ebra4t
perben.
for Rations and Fuel for Light-vessels, - pno in Elm 3metteS
&eupcrt cir el6t ofen, an ciele8 @mt 9ef4t6t mersen, pof1Iei
menu per ROt seltt6t.
SIM Initra9e Der 9eu6t-0ou8. Gpiuutifon:
6enrp SO. Spffman, Superintenbcnt.
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FORM OF

(Place and date) sureties.
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
(Date) ISignature.)
For james, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-vessels, each
having Eve persons on board
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Ojfcub0Ottett &c.
III Ea r -
0tdtig fir Gt1nauberer uno 9IetIenbe.
Gr(parIjb ppu 3cjt, OelO uIO GutferuaHg
bird bic
Baltimore rms S0trsOifeuboba
mad alien Theiler Oe8 WeIten6

Mbeeltag uub Columbus.
Dte Baltimore unb S6iOsGisentabu btetst benz r%ettenbea pu1"
iifurn bic er6Bten 9ertbetle tn eesu9 auf 8tGt9teit, 8eqnsn'ita:
feit, Gi6erbett, @intAtdtett unp S1Sntstt Der @senerten, 70 Sss
he sDn feiner enbern Balm tn btefent 2anpe ib~ertrpTer wtrb.
Dte{e 8aEn rem otlantHaen W2eer G~useetenb, 1T bic SlteFe aus
aeeebnteRe 2tnte, etsiaSsitte ater aud Bite tartefe laS tantnFs
Inc haber Sic ttGtsfe 9Hpate fir BITE Netfenpen RAD benz 9Dsfsn,
Die niat %perfetlen fpateu, fe su beaasen q
MeilenentfernunQ bon 8altimpre mad
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FOURTH Oh. April, May

Triib angefDwtactte meme fyr1bte.
Sreben ansetDmneu:
800 8uIbel gauge @rbfeH.
loo y 9cIogelte DO.
800 ~ ~geipaltene 90.
5000 Bfune 2lnIen.
100 &e9s @arle9 (peri6ebene E.uIust)
500 plumb 9~dfer9rises
SO Gess WaBenSries,i
200 ~ Ieue Qpa. 0aEtnae
so - SalSs Scroelen,
so 8pres eimbur9er Rale,
10 RIbel 91mei3er 8die,
pel6e mir gu ben biatSfen Dtarttpreteu an 2Stecerpery6ukls
laGefi. HboeI u NtlbeImp,
Rcp1s $40 YSen= BaltmeseIs
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Weldaftsbi6er, Yapier= uno 56reibmats.
~rialienz0ager. s

Samuel e. Turner, 3 S~ibs@barleSlr.
salt b~eItS4sos{ I'm @prratb Elm 9roBe8 Eager BON napier, S0reibmo.
terialien, @eIhdftS- nnb @outo- gidern. Sn Ietrleut 9aser befu.
oct fbh inlan6ti@eS uue umpcrttrtes S9eib- uno Briefpapter BOZ
allen nI5sHden Sorten unb 6abrttet.
ROfenpapter Ltnartunb peiB in GROCER GaSpabI.
rtef-GGupert aDer Scrten.
Sdrebntaterialun aaer Mrt fir Office unb ErtoataeBro,tt.
5tabiebern, ~6ecerbaLter, Sts8eaad, Oblatsu, 8Es1tiIie nnb @riks
lei, Stuteufdiier &c,
Sinte gum @@reibsH nnO fur GOpierpreRen, BON ben b,,ter
Eubrta, Gspterpreien, Ycrtofclio8, BprtemonnaiS &c. &c.
Scpie Elm grOBes Eager pom Radpapier, SpieHarten. grnde,.
Bornen y. gu ben blHt9ren Ereuen. "
9dnoIer uno OruGer aus BEN 2oRoe peroen es In ibrem Swt.
ete nnoen q nu ootaulpre0eo (Fe17 ~
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Cincinnati
gdbrsVretfe

b. Cur teipnberet Genrtntb1abrte.
Gtnmanoertr une 8eifenoe fGgten leEr rOrfdtt9 letn, ept ts Tire
3ilette tcufeh uUp fOut.u btefelben nur rn IOiGfn GnGetteuter
8elImteu ioufen, wslGe Dn tbrsm 6eGalt ieben, nt3s nber pr
Natlern Vter 6pif6tnr6eera be He ionr Der GsfatE GHS8sissi
fnb, bsfGuiNeet gu rer6en uno ttr Sch untipnt ~aaS9etfn.
OurdfabrtSz8ilette
na5 aGeu &bei!en hes gasReus fnp III taten bet
Oh. 3. SilSebrGnbt,
General s rAtaranteu=Mgeu Der 8GltintDre~ NIB
Obip-Etfentata.
eosOn go. 81 Tbame8fr., Baltimore.
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Henpr.sSerHtberrfnaeff
J0hnston's Insurance Rooms,
Go. 73 Gecpnblfr.

J0hnston's Insurance Rooms,
go. 70 Secpnbfr.
Teuerss N1artues ut1o 3ebenS=OerT6Se
f4nAS=Ypmpaanten+
Gtferlte nnO f~e|tcIte NOmpa0uie.
Serflderun98zGpmp Der Salep y. Uir0tnien.
mt $3.50. 900 capital.
2pnd6ur9s uns8s@cnip. j.. Girgi1ien
nit $500. 900 @apttaG.
Mbentarlez8 erft@erunSS=@ pr1p. b. 0irainien.
nit s2OO.0OO capital.
@HQrter OafSBer1tG. zGCr1p. bon 6drtfprb.
7e nit $3.50. 900 e oital.
.SecHrtthsV erftHerun98<Gc mp. brn Netpeg crs
nit $270,OOO capital.
YbSntrzBerft1erutg8@Spn1p BON NetrzN ers
NIT $4,000 @apnaI. "f
STE plute<S erli9eruns8@@prnp D. Nepzg)prf
NIT $270,OOO @aptM.
Wtcntanf@U er Comp. b. Weips Doris
nit s2e6. 600 capital. i
Jtetp@2SprlrsUerlt dYer .=@pntp bon WetDsg)Dr
ia y nit $4,000 @apttaI.
Wtercantlle WtutuQl W2arite.
nit 81, 900, 900 Capital.
Beretnt9te Staaten 9eben848 erfiderf1o y
MT 81 ESQ, 972 @apttaI. f 10 y"
Nortbern MIImranceSS Comp. bon Qe,,hc,,
nit So, 194, III @apital.
Ste Dben bemerften @pnpa9neen fn6 BON Der Qe,,sy..
StaateS M9tDtano %althorutrt unb ltsenfrt. ~No"t'IAt os
Ote BON BEN tnterSettneten repr5{enttrten Is om,,,r;,..
mtrtltp oerta9barsS @apital gum pDnen Obcrt a rosr E"S;S
SeIa9 eerantportltt fr bic 3abllr9 BON 8erIufen ""S'Seoenea
8eritrernn9SPoHce perSeu ~eus9e8ebeu nnb VerIrCte nS.,.c,
'es'' StRg. .. SpBnTDn"S
s reb. affuut, @urpcbpr. SD"0Ig.
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Scales OenerOeriidernlgs : Qgeatnr
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY-ST

tf8eance 0nftp.-9e.T
Steneroares=@ capital 81 500, Oeo.
0artfcrO 6aHw Sniuramce GOutYa
teaetbate8-@aptta $3.50, coo.
Steaerbarc8- @opual $3.50, 900. "f'
Gttp Teuer SnIurance Comp. 6artfrrh
SteaelbareS capital 1870, 600.
YrDo'oence Walbin9ton SnIurance Gon,n
StcuerbareS Capital SS73. coo f'
@tSsnttaul ito Sitter auer Nrt in Gtaot unS sanb nft eiu,s,
fbert. -" 0'"'9PeH 0t9I1t Der.
(@pe, eWD Geo. b. COaIe.
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Oseuer 1sa,o ~tnieDtiger 0a0rplon.
lieS Na0 Oem Wefeu NIB SiiOeu. 1as

SGlftuaOres 11fto SbtOsGGfenbGDm+
@a umb naG BEN 10. @Roj 1861. eeDea ole 3sge ME fplst:
Son gaInpensStattcn Baltimore: Der gofsUg, SOnutaes
ausgenpmnen, I'm 5 ubr so 9ltnuteu G0rmittags; une bet @r-
preb3us um 8 ubr 81 Niinuien N~6aGmttta8s. Geee 3uee 9ebeu
na2 auen 8beIGn ees gDeAenS une @pro-9lefcns tn biretter
sinif.i
Stir 0egsBaiIa0iere.
Naa aIsn Quaitea sDtiles 5altinpre ue 9tebneat nsGme
man ben $50 U1raatttag= Bug. 9tah alenpuufteu SWtfben gra5-
tp1 unr @artersbure ben $50 gpru~-8ue pan 4aitintOre.
Der eperIdzSlccOulmpDattpn8=Sug
perlaSt 8alsmpre FIR Trspertd anb pte Oa;ptfGen ~ltssenSsn
gtase tdglta I'm 4 ubr 80 Iiinutsu glGGnatttass. NIT Auena 9nae
pes SCnntaes, ue srret&t 8recertt un u. ~ ID. ADenrs; per-
Idbt bet Der 5tutfetr 6reeerid am $50 WSrraEttGes Ino Lanet
tn Saltimpre ur 9 u. 80 @t, O%ttttagseu.
Ser @utcptf'6 81 Uii Observation-Disclosures 3u9
sebt tdsltd nit @usnabmz oes SUuutass pt fO!st:
@erIaSt Standardization un $40 DtUr9cns unp UNI S.t5 9(oGut.
@En @Gteott'5 Ntias UNI 7,45 II. Ii, 90 DisreeuS, 100 Na9nl,
ytaf WaIbtngtpl unD Dem Gitoen
setfa bic 3ise nm 4 20 ane 20 @Orlatttaes fpwie ra 45 uab
500 SSaGGait1gg.
&ns SRaats 8 a1 20 Ierrgfns.
0pu Waibington
UNI q is unh 40 0orlaitt1gg uap ESQ unb 5.45 ga6su.
&n GVnntae uur 9iataaIttagS nm $50
Der sreite uae sterte BUG Don Baltimore Rp 8aib!i3toH per-
b!noen fA NIT can 3nge1 Der Mnaap1lts Gabn.
Ser srftte unb brittle BUG belt dul bs 3@tl&enfett0nen.
KS &1egen Gtdsts, Austanit, Gdbrt y, (. n. Denee man fA
an S. &. &nG4Gnbs Igent eu Der GtqettSfFte, eauaeen-
fatGn. 81 m. p. Smith,
GrGnSegrtsrDnsrretfe Baltimore.
6. ~. Cole, Geaerals9tqsenr- C&n16,i0
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9I0rOii&e GentgabGiieno0Bu
0erGnoerter UGbrplau. &Szx
q}sql p<ti Q2e;ien urp A0rpen.
gRinfersKQhrp[QE.
minters Tabrplau.

gn unb mad ten1 so. San. msrpsn tdslia tret Base sWf bef
Gatu tn naa~ fOieenber Metle %erPebtrt:
Ger DpRtu g aebt ta8it& Unit Musnafae bs GEnntess) unn
s LItr IS Win @iGrgrns CT mad @ittSburg. Ghicasp, giepelaut,
gmctnnc.E. st. Qouis nth aha 8hetIe bs g3efcn6 uaS Mprh.
neaens. Gker{D nan Glmpr0, Buffalo unp CANADA. Sad @m-
mittgbuya, gSrt, Qaneaaer, 9%1eGbina, gpttSbtle. OpinsS, Mias,
8ie1ters,Snn uMb @laadelfr, @}e. glad9 gtanbersbure, Gnr-
Sod gfe 70 y erf nm 8.15 1}sre. mit nur etuem Garteu-
pebgsl. 70 bats He auf ieeer enerra @abn.
Self noe tSnneu nit etefen1 3I9e Hob Detroit uIe @btca90 pa
Giaqara 6aas. 10 biGi9 ais aut lr8eno eIner anoern 8abn fabrcu
Ser g}prf 9ee 0 m ObdttoRS8me tdSItds I2snntaas syss
aeusaru1en) ua. 80 -9ia@ut- JIad Yprf isro Guen Statlpnsn Get
@jetern Maraler0 BGbn.
Ser 9GrrtSburgtMcEpHPeGt tp IL 8 s 9 8ett tdgs
It'd (@snntass uS5enpnlnteR) uA 900 MaGlHittaBs Gk.
Retfeube ppn 9SaibtnstCn un6 ben Suben, mGl@s mtt beln
8uae nm $50 M1prgenS seer $40 NaGmtttag@ bier anfpln.
men, Enben SefGrcerpns ntr tsn 8Isea steier Uabn.
l13~ 5pegen GaErbtIel8 ua5 anperer geuaaan uEb 8erldblneg
@ustunft bettete ntan H& Oh tie &tlctf=Sffce In cr ,9attert.
@tattpr" Gfg Ben Getpert. anb 6rantiinaru az nencea.
Ss1R &. &tGnt9, 4fd1-Supr
&. 3. z5aruer 8ineeNler SuEtx9N
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Gerdudbertes TIeifd. - Is. 600 pfunS Sbinten, Seiten
S@nIter nnb SrufitIGe. eer6u6ertes umo a~etrOtnetes Beef, Sc
rduferts Q9lsnouasen, etR9elal5ene Rnb sewlr3ts oGwsiHefib
in tlstaen GOnntsn, tu pertanieR bet & i'm btrIp y IOtber .
&Gt BON prat' NMp pateFiPpfE, &pilsS
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6encr=Se 0ticlltoff
SSSerImnniG

0enCrzUerllUerttHQB= WticQifl0ft
: N%Serlnnrtin
1T u 10 WcrE
2Baar eu9etablte8 6apttdI
ueber1nuB am l. Septenber 1850 S2OO, 600
Gent unter5ci9aeten TT Die AqentgT fir 6de cslc6SsSa y, 900
ttfa9en pctoen uno CT btetet ietnen Mitbiraern MN NJ e ass9 upers
tgre Papetaoetp pen ben an9e{etenfen De,,tS4s ~FYsngeitE
t fta.s 0f8rinocten na0 oOa 6eatfaea SeSmtS%@at
aer=8erl&eruug8- Geieff6oft
- Oermanid ~
gs8sn Sstlut olr9 GeIer Su ldusen, peldbes bmd5 ;st-,
1lgs9ece pen pelt9en Dollars bewertteQlet iper6en E,r, l'9Gi {
6ur Die ophott1t Der @eibiftSfibNtla lr1S gSrcs nra
Ds0ap'up8 epVSl9eF SeF'lne onr9en Die Gamen Der " VIZ
Gireftpren:
Wsoris Sit8sr, Wtibael 2ienaN. :. s. Sorbt esx...
9enre Saq, g. ROppenbuien, gee. gs' o Su4aro Seq
@oturteo @Intber, SleAtent SeerSt So -: %taHAn9S, 6
e. Y. S1let6er, ism. 9Didiae, gem,orh, ~ 10 Spa9let,
i. D9ntblsann, Btter 9 Wtart, YpeInir : Ys0e. y,
Sp9n i. S9eteler, 6crnIann Worcue 4 SogtIae1,
u. =. Surla6e, sSaeqaeS Sdpieb, gaI9b gorfoS %teusa9,
sS. Gbrnlae, @Stliam Stau, gtipn oS%gstG G geo.
geIrfG9, 2. &aupe, So9n 9 I6eel, g8iaiom1 q ePs ster
Re-. 0obrrtarn Renbea %. 6opes, cssc SSP9s e
0tc9erf SantreS, Gieoertb gSelfaq, SFran, SSS a. s. S5ggtc'
ter s. GlIbert, Ylet5tor DIder. o"S swung &3ats
@orts 9tt9er, Srf1bspt
Nuoolpb @erionp es"T.As.
WeIetenten far 8%GIttmCPet S''s"''
Serret GslrtbS & 9irrau.
StsIlnan, Snri6S & gD.
26n1. NStten8 Il Co.
81 90. u. Wt0rbura & 6p.
&oltcen Derosn bon benz lnterseldY5eisn ~, 80. Lm
tS.ssIVtt Spra8e a~usseteut.
0 6gr9ae, sO' Q Sec0ReFr., 9e9eai6er Der 4cEN6 se"'
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0crrnt{cbtc Nm2ctgcn.
Muerbfetu1fnett

fur nte 9ieferun9 BON 8attonen nno Srenrtna>
tertal fur Die Qeu6t.S Gife BET Sanle0 ~
lamb unp 5ppper'sfratts tn Der ebelapeote=
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
CADlz OHIO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRU AIRY 6, 1861

and beg the prayers OF you all, my hearers
all that can speak to. I beg your prayers from
now until Sunday. wish you all Gods bless
ings. / wish you all well. (Looking toward
heaven,) be then said: Jesus, Mary and Jo
seph receive my soul.s l......
He then bid final farewell to those around
him. The rope was fastened TO the hook, a.
boye BY Deputy Sheriff Glass, and adjusted a
round his neck by the Sheriff. While these
arrangements were being made he recognized
Mr.. Adam Hornung among the spectators and
greeted him with smile saying allow are you
Adam?" After the cap had been placed upon
his head he shook hands with Mr.. M'Groaty,
and kissed Mr. Bunker, all retired from the
trap and he gave the signal of his own death
with heavy stamp of the foot The Sheriff
pushed the lever, the trap fell, crack was
heard, the prisoners neck was broken--and he
was dead. After hanging some twenty min
utes the body was taken down, placed in the
coffin and carried to St. Xavier, where funeral
rites were performed.
1t is due to the deceased to say that he ex-
pressed no desire for Communication OF his SEN
tence; on the contrary he said that he was now
prepared to die, but that il he went to prison
his good thoughts would dissipate and he would
not be so certain of happy future.
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There were about seventeen hundred dollars
In bills found on the person Of the robber, be
sides the gold he had taken from Mrs. Dean
As there were no claimants for the bills, at the
suggestion Of the stranger. whose life had been
saved from the anger Of the winter storm by the
shelter he iound in the smoke house, q thous.
and dollars OF the seventeen hundred were pre-
sented to Milly in consideration Of what she had
passed through, and the remainder was divided
around.
On that very spot is now thriving town,
and one Of the finest residences in the place is
that where dwells Milly Dean and her hus-
band
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06

E,REsH fragrant Tcss, OF the latest importations
n sep6 sa 81 H. McFADDEN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
Harrison County Bible socieay

Tho onnual meetings Of the following Ranch
Bible societies in Harr son County will take place
as ioliowst--
Grsens Township Bible Society, at Beech Eprinas
Presbytsrian Church, Friday, January. eslh. ii II
O'Clock a. M.
Arch.s Bible Society ii Hiues School house.
Tuef day, Fehruaiy 5, II ION o'cloek-
Rumiey Sabbath, FeGaary 10Th. at tvx o clock
Gefmsn Rible socioty, al the unihd Pfeshy tor
ian church Jefferson, Aondny; FEBRUARY 18th, al
ION O'clock s2
Addresses will be delivered as ell she above
meetings and gen, raj Hlienaance Is reqnestsu
MN. PATTERSON, Agent,
a Harrison County Bible So.icty,
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SCOTT & LENNON,

Attorneys aud COUnsesIOrs 0t La w
CADIZ, O.
&TWIIL practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties. Especial attention given to the Dus
ness of Executors and Administrators, Sales OF lanC
on Petition Of Partition, Examination of titles, pre-
pGation of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. ma25'57
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S. B. SHOtWELL,
Attorney at Law and solicitor i'm
Ghnncf.ry.

NWUhCtFys
CADIZ, OHIO.
rONTINUES to practice in Harrison aat dd'
~ joining counties and gives especial and prohnp
attention to Collecting business Of Executors, Ad-
mnistrators, Guardians, Wards, Partitions, Sales
Of LanL 8, settlement Of Estates, Titles, to Real
Estates, ConVeyancng, Suits at Law und in Chan.
Gerry, louning and investment OF money, and all
other Professional business placed in his charge.
10 He is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others for oaning money, &c, &c.
31"Ofce in kilgore's Corner, on Market street.
" January 25, 1860.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots and Shoes
Samuel Stem mons

rTAs lust received the largest and finest assert
III nent Of all kinds Of Boots and Shoes ever
brought 10 Harrison county, which he will sell on
liberal terms. He also manufacturers to order all
kinds OF Boots and Shoes, of the latest and best
style. AZ he keeps none but the best OF workmen
In hs employ, he can at all times warrant his
woik.
he keeps good supply Of Sole Leather, &c.
foa sals cheap, F
as Give us q call.
- SAMUEL SLEM MONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aprii25, 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-06
Suicide of AN Eminent Preacher

| GEs
Elder R. g. Rice, distinguished preacher,
of the Christian denomination, whose residence
was at Eminence, Ky, committed suicide at
the Spencer House, Cincinnati, on Sunday. Jan.
ID. We condense from the Gasette.
Elder Rice arrived at Cincinnati SATURDAY.
evening; did not leave his room on Sunday.
saying to the chambermaid he was unwell and
wished to be quiet; at five on Sunday evening
the girl heard an explosion, but thought it a
flre cracker, and gave it no heed; at midnight
the boot black discovered the boots which he
had BACKED the night before still standing
outside the door, and on going into the room
found the deceased lying dead with his face to
the wall, pistol in his hand which he had
discharged above bis temple the bali tearing
his skull and going through his head,
On the table Of his room was q letter direct.
ed to Mayor Bishop, with whom he vas well
acquainted. 1t was as follows:
Il. M. BIsHoP:-Please have nv poor body
put in genteel case and sent, without lnoles.
tation to EmineBce, Ky where hope II will
be laid beside my dear Eliza. NY Christian
character is impeached, and by misfortune the
means OF vindication are cut of. | have been
a true man, have lived for the good OF mankind
and the glory of God. never injured q bu-
man being Intentionally. Ihaye preached faith
luily the true Gospel of Christ, and to the Cross
OF Christ have ever clung, as the ground Of
my hopes. Take charge ofmy trunk, money
and clothes here, to pay all charges. But all
Is loSt-iny mind frantic--my heart Is crushed,
X G. RICE.
Beside the letter was an open Bible, and q
leaf embracing the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh
and eighth chapters of Zachariah, turned down.
Rev. Mr.. Rice was considered one of the
most eminent preachers in his denomination
man specially distinguished Tor his piety and
devotion to the cause in which be was engaged.
1t is supposed that hs was led to the act by
some imaginary stigma cast upon his charac-
ter by having separated from his second wife
few months ago. His first wife mentioned
as Eliza" in the letter TO the Mayor. had been
dead some time. when he had been induced to
marry again. Some difficulty or objection was
raised about the second marriage by the friends
of the lady, and in five or six days alter tho
ceremony she lett him.
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D. CUNNINGHAM,

Attorney and Councillor at Law
CADIZ, OHIO.
w ILL promptly attend to all legal Business
w entrusted to his Collections careful
y attended lin this and adjoining counties, also
the Business OF Executors and Administra tors
and special attention given to convey anoing.
Ofice--Up stairs, opposite Browns Store, OIL
Market street.
July Is, 1860
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r. S. MOODY,

Attorney and Counselor at Law
STEUBENVILLE,
prwill practice in the Courte Of Harrison csunty
April IL, 1885,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
FROM WAsHTNGTON.

NEW YORK, July "a.
Special to Commercial:
The body of Col. Cameron, Of the 18th
regiment, and brother of the Secretary of
War, has not been recovered by the messen-
ger sent to obtain it. 1t is reported that the
house in which T. was deposited was burned,
and it is feared the bedy was reduced to ashes
in the conhsgration.
A special dispatch to the Tribune says
that two negroes who were met on the road
uear Mana sas say they counted forty wag-
Ons filed with dead rebels.
A special dispatch says that the nomina-
ton Of Connolly, for Governor of New Mex
ico, was rejected by the Senate.
Special to the Post;
Il is lumored that duel will occur be-
tween Burnett and Richardson. Friends
are trying to arrange the matter.
Gen. Wadsworth arrived from Fairfax
@ urt House, where he remained to care fol
the wounded. He reports that the rebel
forces are coming on our troops, and ar'
only out as far as Balls cross roads. Large
numbers of our scouts are out in ali direc
tons. --lat.
A slave, who escaped from the rebels, ssyl
/ 10000 rations were issued at Manassas on
Sunday.
A special dispatch to the Tribune says the
report that the rebels shelled and burned I
church used as hospital by our troops,
confirmed, az Is also the fact that th
wounded found on the road were bayoneteC
by the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-25
DIasrsat stEIss q FIrhtInE.

In "Agste's' description Of the battle of
Carricks Ford, in the Cincinnati Gazette,
We end the following;
An the talk among the soldiers is still the
retailing Of facts and anecdotes about the bat.
tie. I have room or time, to add but one or
two. In one Of the Indiana regiments is q
Methodist preacher, who is said to be one of
the very best Shots in his regiment. During
the bate, ne was particularly conspicuous
for the zesl with which be kept up a constant
fire. The l4th Ohio Regiment, in the thick
-ofthe Eight, fred an average of eleven rounds
toleyery man, but this parson managed to
get IN q great deal more than that average.
he tred carefully, with perfect coolness, and
always amer steady aim, and the boys
declare that every time, as he took down bis
gun, after firing, be added, HAnd may the
Lord have mercy on your soul" Evidently
ne thought the body not worth praying for
after the aim be had 60 carefully taken. Z
Per contra: oneof Steedmanis men lin the
l4th ohio,) was from Cheesedom, and didn't
like the irreYerent tone adopted by the
Southern chivalry In speaking ofthe @ id
Yankees" He took deliberate aim. but
unlike the psrsOn, after every Ere he added
the invariable formula, God d--n your
Secession souls, how do you like the Yam
kees2" .aesl I. = ~. =. .,. ".
Another, an Englishmau, was wounded.
Steedman noticed him limpiug, and called
out Jack, are you wounded 2n HYea
m .it IN the lip, but (in great anxiety lest
Steedman should send him to the hospitaD
Hhut It don't 'urt me. Pm only 1T in the
lpi e don't 'urt me-, ard away be blazed
with another load, somewhat profanely ad.
ding, God d-n you, ] guess l paid you Of
'uAe 1ine. f-