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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
FsOTn Company w., l3th Ohio.
CAMp OF The 18TH RECT, o, V. l., }
NEAR NASHVILLE, TENN,
December 10, 1862
Dec, %, 1862.

NEAn NhNHtlISLE, ?
December TO- 1862.
Ed. SENTI MEL: On the 7th of October last
near Perryv lille, Ky, when before the enemy
and in momentary expectation Of a battle,
two members of my command shameiully
and cowardly deserted their company, thus
committing one OF the gravest crimes known
to military law, the penalty of which is
death. Their names and description are as
bllows:
Private BENJA MIN COOPER, of Com
pany "H," 18th Regiment, o. v. l., is 10
years Of age, feet IN inches high, with
light complexion, gray eyes and light hair.
Born in Harrison County, State of Ohio, and
by occupat ion laborer. #E. W
Private JOHN BA RE, OF Company "H,"
18th Regiment, .. V. l., is 20 years OF age,
feet inches high, with dark complexion,
gray eyes and brown hair. Born in Franklin
County, State of Penns ylvania, and by occu.
patton a laborer.
With the above exceptions take pride in
estiiying to the good conduct and behaviour
Of the men intrusted to my care. Through
all the tolls and trials Of the late campaign
they sustained their character as brave men
and good soldiers.
TIL CARNAIIAN,
Capt Comd'g Co. II,
18th Regt. y vi.
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NO PAPER

We shall, according to our annual
custom, publish no Sentinel next week.
The next number will be dated Janu-
airy I, 1868, and will b, Volume 20,
Number 30. q n.ssau
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The Presbyterian Sabbath School
of Cadiz intend having grand Fcsti-
val in the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, Dec. "a, Christ
mas Eve. The public are respectfully
invited to attend. From indications
we are of the opinion that it will richly
repay all who attend. The following
is the programme:
1st. Sunday School to meet in the
Presbyterian Church at 6 o'clock, P
M, scholars and teachers to occupy
the front seats of the middle block Of
pews che Choir the extreme forward
Ipews, and the spectators the remain
|gug pestion of the church.
8a. Call to orderly Superintcn,
dent H. Davis.
Sd. Christmas Hymn--"Joy te
The Wm&''-by the Choir and School
4th. Prayer--by Rev, Mr.. Grimes
'oth' lJ hiit AHe Cuiuhy SeiIooi'
by the School, assisted by the Choir
18th. Aaarcss-"C CHRISTMAS" by
Cyrus J. Hunter
9TH. Hymn-tCome to the Sun
day School, by tae School, assisted
by she Choir-
8taa. Distribution of Gifts from th'
l"CHR1sTMAs TREE"
9sh Hymn-"Thc Spuday Schoo
Army, by the School, assisted BY
the UhoiG. Mea
10th. Hy@n---tMarchiag Along
by the School, assisted by the Choir
18th. Benedicticn-
12ib. Adjournment, during tn
singing 'sf an Anthem by the Choir
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~ ng Ferguson has a splendid lot of
Toys, Notions, Candies, &c, suitable
for Holiday presents, which he is SELL
ing cheap. He also keeps an excel
lent quality of Oysters, which he sells
by the can, half can or dozen,
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New Ycur's Addrcss.

Our Carrier will wait on his patrons
and friends in Cadiz, on New Years
morning, with a beautiful printed New
Years Address. He is ANXIOUS for
them to have the READY CHANGE to
greet him.
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How HE CAToHEs rHGM.--Ss mmes, the
Captain of the rebel tteamer Alabama, when
be takes ship, holds on to her till night,
and then sets her on fre. The light OF the
burning ship attracts every other ship in sight
to rescue number Of poor fellows from de-
s,rucion. Semmes keeps in the immediate
vicinity, awaiting the prey that is sure to
come, and the ne xt morning the poor fellows
who have, to serve the cause of humanity,
gone many miles out OF their course, find
themselves under the guns Of The Alabama,
with the certainty that, before another "a
hours, they will share the fate OF the ship
they came TO serve. The plan will enable
him To destroy an immense amount OF prop
srty without much cruising. Pub. Ledger.
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The Good Old Box Hive.

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb ia most admirable way. There
is no b etter way OF regulating the size TO the
entrance Of the hive. II is the right size and
shape for profit II has glass side through
which to view the opera tions Of the bees and an
Excellent Mode OF Ventilation,
or get ting rid OF the moisture and frost III hives,
which destroys SO mony good colonies In wihi
ter. .... -..
Then by merely adding ffar'es to The GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to Iift any or
all the combs from the hive at any time, to
know their condition, learn theff habiis saws
from the ninth, "a colony heed never be lost by
the worms) ascertain ami SIMPLY the loss oil
queens, have the bees 10 swarm us much or little
as we please, unite weak smnrms, feed most
admirably by lifting combs Of honey and bee
bread from the rich and giving TO the poor with.
out tempting robbers. Th' Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the Intelligent Bee-keeper would wish to do
can te done In snfety; and those who consider
handling Of bees injurious can let them aloae
| in this as well Us any other plan, and then he
has not to expend sl5 for palace or costly hive
| to kill bees in
! Our plan OF Hive has been constructed with
reference to the principle thai the apiarian wish.
es to keep his beeefisht, 70 do WHICH ne mus
the condition Of each OF his stocks at any time,
and then have each comb of his hiye moveable
| that he can perform any operation he may wish
governing them according to his Intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory In Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would .
The Bee keeper who tails in this plan must
do SC either through ignorance or bad manage
ment- -mLking due allowance for such seasons
as last.
| The Price Of Individual Right to mase
and use the Hive is $500
| One Hive, including Glass, Rpney-boxes,
and the right to tiiake aid uss TOO
Bsefy additional Hive i2.5o
! 10 ,tse Il onlVe $50
Persuss having Bees in any old Hive which
| for any reason should be removed, can, by in.
forming us, have Il Q Bees, combs and honey ni
removed from it 20 our New Hive, and in case
Of strong ones make two of one. Il
| Now is as good time as any to transfer.
We are prepared to furnish BEE HATS, thu
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
One of the very best books on tho subject IN
existence, which every Bee.keeper should have
OcrPrice by mail 81, or StCud'z 80 cents.
Bees in a Movable Comb Hive
Delivered TO the purchaser and INSURED all
right, with an individual right to make and uss
the Hive, all for Sl2. 49,
Ry-1talan Queens may be furnished efe long
Call ut the residente OF the subscriber, fyi
doors North of the Post Office, and see il th'
Hives act as represented, and If you get stunt
we pay the damseee.
/ 1yC;irculars sent tfee on application
r. W1Lk1N, Cudiz, q.
| Anr;l an ,ssoaro
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions. 8ountiesand Arrears
of Paw.

ITO persons having claims against the Gov.
il eminent Tor PENSIONS B0UNTIES
and ARREARS OF PAY will, upon applIca.
lion by letter or in person with statement Of
their case. FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary to establish their claims
Tor the sum of 81.
Having been employed in the War Depa TT
nient at Washington tor eight mon the last past,
have made myself thoroughly acqua inted
with the proper mode oftransacting business in
the varo1s departments of Government, and
those entrusting their business to ns will have
il attended to with promptness, fidelity and up
on the most reasonable terms.
CT aims for HORSE or other property lost or
de stroyed in the service Of the United States,
or by military authority, balances due dischar-
ged soldiers. &c. will receive speca atten tion.
Add ress p U. Box 307. Office in Kilgore's
old Building, directly over McConv lies store,
NJ arket street, Steubenville, Ohio.
'''2't '4 DAVID f. CABLE,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law
Steubenvile, Dec, II, iS62-snt
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Coleman commences auctioning off
his we'll selected stock Of goods Bt
Auction cn,to-mcrrow, Christmas day.
Here is an 'oYpcrtuuity for bargains
that has never before been offered in
Cadiz, His sale wiil continue until
New Years wu ~
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HJ-. If you want to purchase a good
Stove, remember that the best place
to purchase it is at James M. Pauls.
lie also has on hands a large stock Of
Copper, Brass, Tin and Sheet Iron
sNarc, all of which he sells cheap.
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M MARRTED.

I'M Cadis, on the 18TH inst, at the resi-
dence Of the Mayor, by Charles N. Allen,
Mayor Of the Incorporated village Of Cadiz,
Mr.. OTHo BAKER and Miss MARY SHANKs,
both oil Washington township, Harrison
county. 81. t
On tfe 4th inst, by Rev A. swRney, Mr..
SAMUEL |. MACK to Miss MARGARET BAKER.
On the 18th inst, at the House Of Mr..
Uriah Titus, by Rev. T. r. Craw lord. Mr..
j. F. STEEL, OF jackson Co., o., to Miss
ELIZA McMItLEN OF this county.
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HES- We have lot of netes and
book accounts due US, which must he
paid off seen. Those interested will
"please take ncsiee and govern Them
selves accordingly, !" or they may find
them in the hands 81 some Justice Of
the Peace for collection. IA word to
the wise is saficicnt." g1
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DW~ If you want to purchase some
,thins nice for Christmas present for
your friends, you can find it at the old
and well established Book and Drug
Store Of John Beall.
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N@-D ]. D. Workman, Assistant
Surgeon of the 18th Ohio, has resigns
edon account of poor health, and re-
turned TO his home in this place.
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t
UNCLE ABE's SoALE.--'rhe negro IS rising
in the scale OF Uncle Abe's mind, He styled
them
In 1889, the negroes;
In 1860, the "colored men," .,...
In 1861, the "intelhgent contrabands;"
In 1862, the free Americans OF AFRICAN
descent .t ,.-ie e..rv
In 1863, be will probably announce thetn
as entitled to sit on Juries, vote, and hold
offices! Fred Douglas in the Senate Owen
Lovejoy i'll the House-a brace of worthy
brothers! Great are the Alb o-lish!
Kingston, N. C., Captured by Fed
erals.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Dec. 19.-Gen. Fos.
ters's ioices have taken Kingston, N. c.,
capturing five hundred prisoners and eleven
pieces OF artillery.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

ES5~ Lend this number Of the SEN
tinel to your neighbor who does not
takeit. By so doing you may induce
him to subscribe. ( an~eA#@
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Esy NJ. y. Brown and John M.
Robson purchased the American House
in Cadiz at Sheriff. sale on last Sat-
urday.
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CApIz, Dec. 22d, 1862.

1-Lieutenant Hammond, of Capt.
Lyons company, 126tb Ohio, has re-
signed on account Of Ill health and
came home. q ae afi aa
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reay The officers elect for the co

rE6y- The officers elect for the COM
ing year of Harrison Lodge No. 219
-, IL. A. NJ, will be installed on next
Saturday evening, December II, 1862,
AT their Lodge Roomai& Cadiz. 1t is
expected thst every member Of the
lodge will be present.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

kar The Cadiz Sentinel has fewer
Advertisements and more readIug
matter than any County paper rsab-
.lished in Eastern Ohio. We Patient
Medicine Advertisements disgrsess our
columns. And the Cadiz Sentinel is
the cheapest paper pnblished in Kas-
teri Dhio, being only 81, so ayeas.
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Eyfts MGis Waited for the A3rd
Regiment, o. v. L. @

Ihaye been ordered back to this
place. for the purpose Of raising fifty
men for the 43rd Regiment and the
following bounty will be paid: $25
County and $l3 advance pay, with
the sest Of clothing and Eu6eld rifles,
besides having your choice Of the COM
pany you may wish to &c in. Ourre-
giment has been out more than year,
SO you wont have quite two years to
serve. Come up, boys, and fill the
number, SO that l can join my rcgi-
nellt, We only want fifty men to fill
ii. Lieut.. II. ]. McFADDEN,
43rd Regt. o. WI.
CApIz. Dec. 22d. 1862. \ E8
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aRrFor the information Of our
readers, we will state that Mr.. Bing>
ham has not introduced his bill to
punish School Teachers for writing
..sparody's' on defeated Abolition Con.
gressmea. His time at present is al
together, taken up with free Ameri-
cans Of African descent, and It is
supposed thatthcy will occupy all cfhis
attention until the present Congress
adjourns, when John A. Bingham's
Congressional career comes 10 4 final
snd.esssSc mote it be. ".asn
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by reference TO an advertise>
unent in another column, it will be seen
that Brilles is paying the highest pri>
.ccs Eor Fars and Pelts. Ide also has
Snaands a splendid stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, especially 0vcrcoats,
which he will sell at short profits
Btalles is an honorable dealer, and
whatever yea psrei,sse from him wiA
be just such an article as he repre-
sents it to be.
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DG- The adjourned session Of the
Ohio Legislature meets in Columbus
on the first Tues lay Of January next.
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A Happy Christmas aRd New
YeUr

To one and all of our patrons, and to
all who become such. May they all
be eblessed with an abundance Of this
worlds goods, and soon see peace and
prosperity again blessing our present
divided and distracted country.
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d L II D

On Dec. 18th, ALFRED ELLSWORTH, young.
est child Of Dr. A. G. Nixon and wife, aged
IL months and ~ days.
In Keokuk Iowa, on the 10Th inst, OF
,phoid fever, Mr. JOHN J. ROSE, in the
47lh year Of his age.
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n II G. T l. O III

I will commence selling my stock of
dry goods at Auction, on Christmas,
the 25th of this month, at 10 o clock,
in the room | am at present occupying.
This is a rare chance for Bargains
The stock is large and nice. All goods
to be paid for before leaving the room.
All indebted to me are requested to
m IKE immediate payment.
JOHN COLEMAN.
Dec, %, 1862.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

yXTouLD respectfully inform his old custom.
w era and the public generally, that he
has on h and a large stock and general 'ssori.
ment OF Saddles, Harress, &C., consisting /,
part OF iull.quiltet ahd plain Skaters, quilted
hood cover and plain hnif.Sphnish and fall.
backs, quilted and plain eeated, brass and wood
horn. demipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
cintle English trotting saddles. Also a vari.
ETY. Of styles Of side saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and back
springs, silver coIored, russet biue. and black
eanmeled leather gu ltet and plain plushed
seats. He has also on hand several sets OF ex
ira fine silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, haicrs. brides and marting ales Of
most every description. Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips OF the finest quality; In fact
most everything usually kept in a s.ddef
shop. He deems IL unnecessary 10 puff and
blow or let off gass about the p,aterial or
workmanship OF his work, Us IL will recofns
mend itself to those who are judges or who
use 1t Thankful for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received. he hopes bv strict at.
,tention TO bnsln,ss and selling good work at q
reasonable price, to merit a continuance OF the
same. Shop third door North Of McFaddrh's
store. Oadiz, Ohio. tfAg a.y8"l,H3#
Feb. Is, ls60-iyr tfe
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THE PLACE TO GET YOUR
BOOTS & SHOES.

OH A. 5. $ II / v E r /,
HAS commenced manufacturing Boots and
Ii Shoes, in the neatest and most work
maniike manner, and out Of best of material,
in the rsom two doors north OF Stewards store.
on Market street, Cadiz. Public patronage so-
licited. @ ,yt-t,r
Cadir, Dec. II, 1s69-ly. a
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A FIRST Rate LoT OF TRUNKS, JUST
N received and for sale cheap by
J.. X. CRAWFO d, Agent.
Match 10 Msrkst street, Csdis.
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railroad Time Table.

.Tpias on the CsdiE Branch are nov run
ring Is follows: u sstA tsa0DAt ~
leave .Csdiz, 5:35 A. n. $50 A. n. $50 ?. n
Arrive. al csdiz 7,ts HAS 7As
,.TA. train leaving cadiE at 5:ss A. T., con-
hssts with the train going West on the main
rosd; the train. leaving at $50 A. N. connects
wish the, traiu going East. and the train leav'
ipr !. $50 7. n. connects with both Eastern
And Western trains.
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THOSE LFAr BEE


r. WILL - L TT i,
Futmeriy of Londonderry, now a resident of
CADlZ, OHIO, has on hand from Sax TO eight
hundred
LEAF BE E. EHEV ES!
Besides number OF single comb Observatory
OF parlor Hives, of nice style, ready for the
market.
The demand for such Hives is rapidly ih
creasing. -,
John Lantz. WIN Cady. Samuel Lukins. R.
+. Hargrave; In fact almost every one that
knows anything about Bees or Bee.Hives, say
these are
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The Hest Elve

they have ever seen; and why should they not /,
since every ne cessary operation that has ever
b,en per formed with bees in any hive iitay rea;
d ly be done with this and ye. II is only small
Ynrintinn frnm
The New York herald., 1862-05-07
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.


Work or the Bloclxnding squad ron.
CAPTURE or BRITISH VESSEL OFF CHARLEsToN--
THE PRIZE CREW SURPRISED By THE GREW AND
TAKEN TO LIVERPOOL.
liverpool (Apr 2 correspondence OF LONDON iIerald
About six Or O'Clock this morning tho Emile 81.
Pierre arrived in the Merscy from Charleston We have
wonderful story any on record IL appeared that
the vessel lett Calcutta and proceeded shencs Charles
ton with the intention Of running the blockade. While
order 10 ecct that object she oh.
served aud speedily captured by federal cruiser As
usual, under such circumstances, prize crew put
on board the captured vessel the main portion Of her
own crew being transferred TO tho federal bloch
ship The officers, howsver-tho captain the mate the
cook and the stsward-were LETT board tho Emily ST.
Pierre parole
while the vessel was being taken to another port the
rscapturs took place. which forms the most remarkable
feature the whole enterprise. Tho prize Grew having
left small watch deck, went below. This afforded
the necessary opportunity and the officers OF the Emile
g. Pierre having overpowered the watch proceeded 70
close the hatches In order TO prevent the prize crew
reaching the deck aud af0fdng any assistance their
comrades. The crew below. Of course resisted and
bullet fred by thsm passed through the shoulder Of
tho cook but eventually hoy were overcome, and the
hatchyays were securely fastened They arrived here In
irons. having made no further resistance.
Is stated that the brokers OF t, vessel Nessrs.
Fraser, Trenholm Co., of tis town.-lSame nrm ~
transacts business at No. ~ Pine street. New
VOYAGE or THE sxrLIE ST. PIERRE AND uER CAP.
TURR.
from the London Star, April 22.1
Few events since the breaking out Of tho civil war In
America have caused greater excltement In Liverpool
than tho sudden aud unexpected arrival in the Mersoy
OF tho vol known Confederate ship Emile 81 Pierre,
gently announced as having been captured by one OF tho
federal ships s.ofwar.
Der last with tho intention OF running tho blockade into
Charleston possible She was laden with 2 600 coarse
canvass bags technically called gunnv bags Sho was
ostensbly bound Tor ST. Johns, N. D.. but her com.
mande Captain wilson after an ordinary voyage, ar
rived on Charles on harbOr the 18th Of March, when
hls vessel was captured ty tho steamer James Adger.
The New York herald., 1862-05-07

mates, but ony TO decline tho imposition OF now taxes,
ana 70 watch tho disbursement OF the revenue
CO oihg om the old ones heir oil tue govern
met policy will be of very little use, they havo mo
pactich m ans OF giving effect to IT, They may pass re
s'ntfhs about German unity, tie Hessian question,
9ehies WIS o!seiu, and what not but as long as M
sderheydt does not want money he need pay no more
cisty or OF the I'm cria Order OF Odd Fellows And ytt
tnere seems to be general feeling that his reisa
WI not Lo ~ long duration; at least he has not sue
cccded hitherto IN prevailing any ospeciab person
To connect Himself with him by accepting the f0r( (aue
OF trade, vacant by his removal To the finance d.
atnieat and which has even begging for nearly
MONTH AS dernier resort, 1t is to be offered TO Count
Euiehburg the negnitor Of the treaties with japan aud
SIAM as soon as he returns from his Eassrn expedition,
ability.
Tho rnnor OF an interview between the King OF Prussia
ana ouis Napoleon is again revived, and IN quarters
which nave usually found 10 be well informed Whether
the meeting will come OIL at Putsdam or somew here
nearer the Rhine does not appear TO be settled nor is 1t
CO. tain whether 1t will be confined to teGte between
those two soyereigus joined by the Emperors Of Austria
and Russia The admirers Of the French altocrat ina
gine that he will endeavor pc suade the three Wise
Mon or the East 10 acknowledge the Kingdom VI ltaly
ouI considering The equivoca nature OF his policy and
the obstacles ho is ntinuay placing IN the way OF
Italian union, 1t is difficult believe that he win exert
has influence In that direction. His Napoiooni0 Moasy
Is Ia very bad humor just now at the failure u his
scheme for TRANSFORMING the Mexican republic into
empire, and no doubt his vexaon viii DO sympathised
with By his august corores The vitality exhibited by
exist, all arguments 70 tho contrary not Outstanding,
and even the Thunderer Of Printing House square
able " put them down. IL Is really too bad. What TO
Do d0ne With such iinpracticabe ob6tinacV