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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04
The Hog Trade.

STEUBENvILLE, Nov. 27.-The hog trade
opened quite brisk in this city this week. and
up TO this time some 400 head have been
slaughtered, principally by Patterson & Nc
Cowan, John Orr, and David McGowan.-
We hear of several other dealers who will
shortly commence packing, among whom are
Mandel Il Hineman, and Matthew Watson.
Prices here range at cents OIL foot or 3t5
nett, but these figures can scarcely be main
tained, and buyers are not over anxious TO
purchase a: the quotations.
| Present indications warrant the assertion
that greater number Of hogs will be pack
ed here this season than during any previous
year. Times.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27.-The receipts of
hogs to-day were 10000. The weather con-
tinued favorable. The market ruled dull
and prices suffered further slight decline.
closing at So 1903 80. About 5000 head
were reported sold, included in which were
], 900 head averaging 210 lbs at SO 40.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27,-Our BUYERS re-
port a decline here yesterday corresponding
with that in Cincinnati Hogs were sold at
S3@S10, according to quality. About 1900
have been killed at this point up to date.
WHEELING, Nov, 27.--The pork packing
business will be very dull this season. Tbe
season has now arrived when the packing
houses are usually in full blast but as vet
we hear Of no heavy purchases, and nobody
is buying any hogs but the butchers. We
can hear of but one house in the city that in
tends packing pork this season, although the
prices are exceedingly low-two dollars and
fifty cents per hundred on foot, and fiom
three to three and a quarter net.
TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 27.-rhe first trans !
aation in hogs for this season, we believe took
place yesterday. A lot of G00-to average
200 lbs. and upward-soId at 1915 n hun
dred, deliverable from the 1st to the 5lh |
proSimo. The cold weather has ere tied a
desire on the part of the farmers to realize,
and it is supposed as many as $1,000 head
were. offered yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-There is a better
demand for hogs, and dealers are Offering
price for good hogs in the country, which Is
equal to So 25 net deliverable in the city.
There have as yet been but 600 head slaugh-
tered around the falls this season.
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The Hanging Project of the Rebels.

Col. A. NJ. Wood, of the Fourteenth
New York Regiment, now prisoner
at Richmond, gives, in private letter,
o thrilling account Of the drawing for
the prisoners at Richmond, who are to
stand as set off against the condemn
ed pirates at New York and Philadel-
phia. He had been at large on his pa
role until the 10th inst, when he was
summond to General Winder's quar-
tcrs. On asking on what business he
was wanted, General Winder answered
that he had very unpleasant duty to
perform, in fact the most unpleasant Of
his life, and handed to Col. Wool a pa
per, which proved to be Ben.amin's or
der to Winder to draw lots among the
Federal prisoners for victim. The
colonel was escorted from the office to
the prison, where he found all his fel-
low officers, seyentyf FIVE in number,
drawn up to await the sad issue. The
names of the officers, on seperate slips
of paper, having been.put INTO tin
box, Gen. Winder requested the Hon.
Alf. Ely to draw from the box one
name who should be held in place of
Smith sentenced at Philadelphia. Mr..
Ely with evident emotion, drew the fa-
tai slip, and, amid q death like stiffness,
the name of Col. Corcoran.
Thirteen other officers, including Col.
Wood himself were sent to the com
mon Jail at Richmond on the following
day. Col. Wood says Of himself and
fellow patriots: "You must rest assur-
ed that om fate depends upon that of
the privateersmen. trust that you
will do all you can. consistent with your
duty to the Government, to, relieve
those officers who went forth to fight
the battles Of their country, from po-
sition Of peril and distress"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04

., OF Lieut.. Mcdonnell and Sergeant Fogle
Of Capt. Cunningham's company in Wcstera
Virginia, arrived at home on last Tuesday
week They are in good health, and report
their company in fine spirits, and all Of
themip pretty good health. They are now
ehcamped at Fayetteville, Virginia.
One Of Their objects in coming home is 10
recruit some 20 men Tor their company
Let The patriotic citizens of old Harrison see,
TO it that they obtain them. WI
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ton and New York. She was sent
back TO Boston, and wene with the 10th
regiment to Baltimore, at last arriving
at Annapolis about the 18th of Octo
Der, where she found the object of her
affections. She said she did not expect
she should marry him at present, but
she desired to be with him. Gen.
Viele said she could not go with the
regiment. She burst into tears and
said she should go, and that was the
end of it.
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military Notice,

The undersigned hereby notifies the yourg
men of Harrison County, that 20 more re-
cruits, are needed to fill up the company that
left here o@last Thursday for camp, and that
he will, be in Cadiz to receive Them TO the
4th day of December, by which time it is
confidently expected the number will be
made up.
Now young men is a glorious opportunity
20 join one OF the best regiments forming in
Ohio. .,s>t -.
ss Lieutenant S. F. TIMMONS. u
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4s sATThc Commiss toner's of Harrison Coun-
ty are now in session at the Auditors office,
anti we suppose will remain in session the
greater part of the present week.
At this session they receive the bonds Of
some Of the County officers elect. 1t would
be we'll that they would examine them care
fully, and see that they ere hands. r
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OFT w Giles, one Of the old employees
Of the Sentinel office. and member Of Capt
CsstelHs company from the breaking ont of
the war, writes US an interesting letter from
Wes'era Virginia, which will be found in
to-day y's4paper. Read it.
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0IT ELlzA, girl of some thirteen or four,
teen summers, and daughter Of the late
Thomas d, Grimes, of this place, was buried
on last Thursday. Her disease was the worst
fern Of diptheria She was smart, inteIli
gent girl Of her are.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04

In order to give our readers all the
news about the great expedition, we
give the views of a citizen of France
who accompanied it. ....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04

6TRev. Harvey Bradshaw, who was we'll
known in this section Of the country as
minister of the NJ. e. Church, died in Iowa
a few weeks since.
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GTThe Marshall OF Cadiz ought to have
taken down or Strengthened up, the pole in
the public square. Ii is not safe in its pre-
sent condition.
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i0TThe time OF holding the Common Pleas
and District Courts in this District for the
coming year will be found in this weeks
3. Sentinel.
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GEOEGE q WILSON MILLS.

CADIZ, OHIO;
MT MANUFACTURE and have constantly for
Il sale at our Warehouse, near the Depot,
Double Extra Family ahd Extra SUPERFlNE
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Flour
is Warranted Fresh Ground and of the very
best quality. Corn meal, Mill Feed and Bran
sold at low figures in quantities to suit purcha-
sers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satis
faction warranted. GEORGE " WILSON,
April 25, 80
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TIhe readers attention is directed to
the card of DR.. Workman, in to days paper.
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171. Main street. Wheeling. Va.
| CTONE e. THOMAS announce to their
- friends and the public that they nre in re.
! ceipt of their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods.
/ embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties
! Curpetinc, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, Milin.
cry Goods of every variety Notions, and Va
rietes generally, comprising the largest, and
IN some respects, the most desirable we ever
| brought. to the city. Our customers may rest
assured that they will reap all the adva nta ges
thSt lalr dealing, long experience, close at.
tentlon TO business, careful buying, and huyinS
with Cash, can give them, We buy ost of
our gVods with cash, directly from the man.
ulacturers and Importers, and from close cssh
Anctlon houses, thereby saving a large ner
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
lorge Jobhing Trade, aud invite the attention
Of Merchants to our slock before buving. and
IalIors to our stock OF Cloths, Cussimeres and
Vestlngs.
Without particuIarizine, we will saw we
keep the largest stock in the city of the follow.
ing as well as all goods.
Dress 81 ks, of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, velvets. ribbons &c.
French Mernoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friends wenr and travelling.
Shawis OF every grade and price.
Flalds IL PTints, IL wofsted fabrics for dresses
Cloaks and Cl6aking, Prints, Ticks, ,MusIins
Elannels, Blankets, and goods for M,n and
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shall sell cheaper.
Our stock Of FURS will be found to be very
desirable. We ask attention to our stock of
Carpeting, etc, which is very full and at low
prices
All goods sold at a small advance on pur.
chase.
Persons making purchases in the city will find |
it to their interest greatly to give us call be.
lore buying.
Parcels sent TO any part of The city FREE.
Remember the sign OF the "GoIden Bee Hive,n
near the Suspension Bridge.
STONE g. THOMAS.
Nov. I, lS6l-tf
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Religious Notice.

There will be preaching IN ,,he Disciples
Meeting House. Cadiz. every other Lords Day,
morning aud evening, by the Pastor, Elder
L. II. JoxEs.
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lDRs. WORKMAN & sHAHHdR

lOxkOs " OAsA \ - 0Ae ~ 64AA1& ~
INFORM the eiiizens Of Hsfiisoh and sAioin-
i ing counties, that they efpeet 70 be in Ca
diz at the National House on SafSfdat. Nov
?; Dec. Z; lsn'y. 2. and afterwards every menth
regularly as notice will be given from fms
to time. They hope by an :h7orable course 70
merit sha'n OF public patronage.
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
DoyOn rise with q coated tongue in the mOru'
ings wiiht bad taste in the mouth.snd Poof sp-
petite for breakfast Do you ieel when you
first get mp 80 weak and langnid y0u can scarce-
y get nb'HR Do you have . dizziness IN the
head ai times and often n dulues-, with hesd-
ache OccasioHnllyi Are your bowels eostivs
and irregular and appetite ehangablet D1 Tou
reit up wlnd Pom the stomach and do you bloat
up Olteni Do You feel = iullI9s after eating
and a gOnencss wf'er ,hc stomach is emptytL
Do you feel low spirited and look on tho DARN
Sic of thingsi Are You not unusually neryous
al times! Do you not become restless and
ofienlay until midnight before you can 60 Ia
sleepi and then at times, don't you t1el dull!
aud cepv most OF the tiHtel Is your skin dry
and scaIyi also satlow! NJ shart, is Vour liid
not burhen. full of iureb.kllnysl Now these
are the symptoms generally Present, hat not
alwa,s all OF them. and tIttfc are thousands
who are suffering daily lrTth Ihtm. and We
pledge SufselVes, in from three 10 five pfescrp-
tons, 10 drive !hem all away and eompIetsiy
cure the patient changing thsir whole fhysical
anu mental nature, and tins mike q, blessing
lrled until Tired and discouraged 70 give DC oae
lar trlAi aud we canddly can DO just what 10
ABOVE set tOrIh Try two Drescript ions and wa
can IN that time satisfy tlie most ncredaiops.
we call especial attertiGn TOUR slinosi fnSsl.
liable Treatment in the above diseases. .prosS
all lhin9s" taH
SALT RHEUM AND SJALD HEAD,
we cIaim positively to cure every case af
these diseases. This is a positive fact, and
we VIII pledge ourselves - give $50 to aay
case OF the KIND that we cannot cure ami We
generally cure with one prescrir r'tioS.
Lung Disease.
lncipien, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthais,
Throat Disease. &C., DE
We call especial attention to pers1ns affiies
ted with those diseases 10 The fact that wo
affections which hes been lately discovered
cases OF this kind in few ffinntlis who hats
been treated for wears to no effect, and others
are now under treatment and are rapidly being
restored; as in fact to use their own worda,
they say they feel themselves coming up ve!ye
day We do not positively cl aim that there 10
no case SO far advanced but that ne can help
and make them more comfortable. ptoiong life
and the most OF cases can be successfully cured
il taken in any kind of time. Remsmber, this
is an age OF Improvement, and remedies are
being discovered that disarin disease 0f many Of
many OF its terrors. We invite those " no are
or have any form of Lung Disease,
to give US one trial, when We can prove all we
have said in ihe above.
EXAMINATION FREE.
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FTNIIE cheapest and bsst lot Of spades. shos-
Il els Hoes. &e., ever broaght 10 q.adix, Ar
sals a. the New H.ARDN II. IS FtJlIks nj
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wall Paper /. wall Paper!!s

THE subscriber axes pleasure in calling tho
l. attention OF the pebble TO his large snd
well selected stock OF Wall Papers, just focsi-
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. flis
stock consists OF 10000 pieces with 400 differ
en-: patterns, ranging in price from 6kcsntst &c
81 ,JU per piece, together with every variety vf
Borders, Window Curtains, Decofations for
anhel Work, &e., &c.
He has also on hand complete assoFtnens
OF School, Historical, Medical, Religious aHd
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&c, &c., hch will be sold wholesale andr
tafl as cheap as they can be had West Of lilo
Mountains. Give me a call.
J. NJ. LAYTON.
March 9.i59. 59 a M
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CHAS. P. STONE,
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 90

Government has received intelligence
through trustworthy channels that the rebel
leaders in Richmond, and in the camps Of
the Potomac army, are at last convinced that
they will be beaten, and that their cause is
hopeless.
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Gardening Tools.

(kI lNDOW uiass anu Putty, large and
w fresh arrival Of each, iof sale at very
low figures At BEAkL'j.
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MILLINERY GOODS

MESS. M SREN CEES,
Thankful for the liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, takes this opportunity of an
nouncng TO her numerous friends and the pub.
lie generally, that she has just received a large
assortment OF Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods
and notions of every description.
9S- Ladies call and examine our goods, we as
sure you every effort will be made to please in
style, quality and price.
Oct.9, lo6l.s
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Examinations will be held as follows. yoiR-
mencng at 10 O'Clock OFT the day mentioned and
continuing one day and hsii. April ~, May
d; June 25 Aug. JJ, sept "a Oct55, ksss23.
1861, and Jan. ~, Feb. ", and March ~, lahs-
The June examination wal. bc hold III Ueers.
vile tie March examination itb tIopcdaie sad
the remaining olsu. ~ Cadtx-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-12-04

Lieutenant S. F. TIMMONS.
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10 ne Pe9pleef sf1lio:---
You are called upon TO meet the gra'est re-
sponsibilities, and IL may be sacrifices, TO pre-
serve your free institutions and your national
lndepeadence. The attempt of your Govern
,nsut to supplysa beleaged garrison with pro-
visions has been met by open war and the 70
duetion fthe garrison BY force ofarms. Ycur
national flag has bce ipsulted, and the consil
tutional authority Of The Union, reasonably
denied.
At s,cl, an hour, rising above all party names
and party bias, Tesolute to maintain the ifeedon
80 dearly purchased by our Fathers, and to trans
nit it unimpaired to our posterity, let the peo-
pie assert their power. b. .,
Yonr voice viii be heard. Your action will
bring hope to the oyerawed and oppressed IN
rebelious districts--will strengthen the hanos
and animate the hearts OF the loyal thousands
in the Border States, and will bring back peace
and order to the nation, with a new assurance
Of the perpetuity of its priceless blessings !,
The General Assembly, By acts just passed
opens to the method Of testiiying OF your deyo'
ton TO our beloved State, the Union as it IS
and those Fee Institutions which have beer
alike the foundation and pledge of our Natiopa
and individual prosperity. .-y.,..
General Orders issued through the proper de
partment assert that method and invite youl
response.
Lett all, thankful TO Almighty God for pas
mercies, imploring hrs pardon for our many
shortcomings, and trusting with Him the desu
MES ofeur country, forget all but the pressing
duty, cast aside the distinctions that have beer
the basis Of transient differences, and demon
state to the world that we are worthy sons Q
great ancestors, fitto be entrusted with the ilb
critics we inherit. w. DENNiS0N.
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Proctan,atlOn.

EEEeUTIvE DEPARTMENT, CeLU&BUs(
- April 15, 1861. I.
Tha President ofthe United States has, by
p;s proclamation of the date of the l4th inst,
called upon the militia ofthe several States ol
the States, which are too powerful TO be sup
pressed in the ordinary way and so enable him
to execute the laws.
He earnestly appeals TO all loyal citizens to
facilitate and aid his efforts to maintain the laws
the integrity Of the National Union, and the
perpetuity Of popular governments, and TO re-
dress wrongs that have long been endured.
I have assured the President that the people
OF Ohio will promptly respond to his CALI ana
will furnish the largest number OF the required
force that he will, receive.
This I have done because OF my knowledge
of your LOYALTY to the Union, and your deyo'
tion to the free intitutions trasmitted to us by
our fathers.
The people of Ohio, while ever ready to ex-
tend to their brethren Of the other States
al, their lust rights and the full benefit oi
all Constitutional guarantees; will spare nel-
ther men nor means for the preservation OF
the Union and the defense OF the Natonal
honor. a
Now, by virtue Of my Office, as Governor OF
the State State Of Ohio, ! call upon you to or
rnnize yourselves into companies and not,'y me
thereof General orders will be issued rom
the proper department. informing you OF aii tne
details relating to the organization and the mus
tering into service. s s.z.
The requisition dpon Ohio is for thirteen CID
regiments for immediate service.
War is now waged against your Government
BY the insurgent States Of the Sodth. Actuai
hostilitiss have commenced. Armed resistance
has, been successfully made by the rebels OF
South Carolina, to the efforts of the Govern
nent to furnish supplies to the tamishing gar
rison Of Fort Sumter. The national Tag has
been insulted, and the safety ofthe National
Capital is threatened. Your patriotism point;
to you the path Of duty IN this CRISIS; iot
10 the General Government, The Constitution
must be- maintained; the Union must be pre-
served; and the laws must be enforced;
- - - w. DENNISON.
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2f3; l6, 100 s-tts Of Infantry equipments At
a40,o2-S64, T22; 22l non-commiSsionea Off
GERS and musicians swords, S Is. .e3e, ,50-S3O2,
"3l, 80. Total, $445, ,0Sl so. The above estls
mates are predicted upon the prices turnisted
by the Ordnance Department at Washington.
10 place this number Of troops in tie held, 10
mount the cavalry, provide horses for the ar
tllsry and baggage trains, 70 farnsh camp
cqoipages. &C., would require sum at least
equal 10 tie above.
RespecIfalIy submitted,
d. /. WOOD,
Quarter Master General.
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at Alsxandria, where they would start for to-
day. The panic is so great that it is crushing
out the Union men, who are charged with be-
ing traitors to their State.
Al Martinsburg we stopped for supper. Here
there was a great crowd a repstition Of the
speech the member Of the Virginia Convention,
(Armstrong,) had made at Harperis Ferry, and
assurance given Virginia aud Mary land men. A
number Of Union men are here, but will soon
be gagged.
A Lieutenant OF the Hedgvill Blues and ten
men got on the cars here and came to North
Mountain, saying they would not fight against
the United States flag till Maryland seceeded.
At Cumberland cheers were given by crowd
for the Union, and groans for the traitors. At
Wheeling orders were received from Governor
Letcher to seize the Custom House, but Wheel
ing Is strong for the Union, and last night 1t
was guarded by the Mayor for the United States.
The citizens in Wheeling are in great excite
tment over the news. and the announcement
that the mails will be stopped on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. ge8An9
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commissions in the Regular Militia, and the
rank OF such transferred officers and compap;es
will be assigned ip accordance with priority of
organizstion. Its expected, from the urgent
applications on fIe, and the manifest resolution
Of the people to maintain the Government Of
me Unittd States in Its integrity. that that
the people will promptly organize and report 10
this Department = = -,
by order Of ofComInander- Chief.
Ii. B. CARRINGTON,
Adjatant Genaal