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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-18
r EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE.
TO Mattcn Demon Smith. You are hereby notified
that there is no he la the once of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF lee County, Iowa. at Fort
Madison pc tition Of Minerva A. Smith cla ing of
ypu divorce from the toIHts NJ HIEtTim9Hy
listing betw you her amt for the guardianship
OF her children by you aud for her and for gen-
erai relief, the ground of wiful desertion.-
Unless You appear and answer said petition on or
before OF the second day Of the next term OF
said Court, to be held at Fort Madison aforesaid
the third Monday in May next default aud decree MS
prayed Will be entered against You. Order OF pub
LEGATION has been made 4th of January
SEMFLE 4 FINLY.
Jan1.dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Those having accounts against me will pleasepre-
scrt them ~ NJ = II. H,ies IL sct.,t i.si... .ssls
bean ordered "a very short notice MAS notable 70
call upon each 10 settle Those. Too, who know Them
pay 10 Mr. Hnmes alone IL authorized to SET
Tie afairs), that those to whom am indebted may
be psid. ID. l.. HcGuGIN.
HFohce corner Main and Third streets. up staira,
with DR. Rond.g P.H, HUMES.
NoyQdN
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/ EGAL NOTICE.

To A. NJ, Carpenter, Stephen Il. Jones John j. Hol
ses, Alexander G. iigbee, VIM. l.. Barkley. Nat La
ron, t. Jetards, ", A. Garnet John r. Smith, Van
Horn, Luse CO.: You are hereby notified that there
s now file nthe mice the Clerk OF the District
Court Of Lee County, Iowa at Keskuk, petition off
a. Nj. Swf1ey, executor OF the estate OF John .
Slaughter, rlaintin, claiming OF A. NJ Carpenter,
stephen T. Jones and JOHN J. Holsey, Judgment for
three thousand dollars promissory note given by
them TO said Slaughter and claiming ofa nd aeaipst iii
OF you the OF two mortgages one given nv
said A. NJ Carpenter and eHe by said Stephen r.
Jones. to secure the payment OF said note,
And unless you appear and answer said petition BIZ
noon OF the second dav If the re~. tr-y rta
which commences the first Monday In February
next, judgment will be rendered against YOU by dc.
fault, according 10 the pray er uf the petilinn.
RANKIN a MILLER.
Dec 10. le6l-d Att'ys for Pi,'d
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NOTICE.

December a7th Issl--d4w
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AZ CASES FRESH BALTIMORE
IN GoVk OYSTERS Just received and for saiehy
nov6d KELLOGG Z DIkRG
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SUGARS.
Double Refined Powdered Sugar,
Crushed, Clarified and
===== Refined W hiie Sugar,
For cby ROBERTSON M,OuEEN
dec25d ~ Mxin-st.
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TER MS: Regular Prices. }
POSTAGE

~ ckakf Ebey IL
al Par.
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CHERRIES SALE.
STATE OF IoWA.Lrr CorkrY-ss.

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TRUSTEES SALE.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-18

n ESIKABLE TOWN PROPhkII FOR
~ SALE. 1.-The desirable LOT OF GROUND
at he South East cor ler OF Duke and F;jrfay
st, Gets, will be sold J)r cash at q sacrifice, upon
eally application. The lot fronts iftv-seven
fee, i've inches on Dlke street and about TWEEN
ty-%lx te Ct on Fairfax street. and is improl ed b.
4 TWO COMIC RTABLE FRAIIEIEn
4Ga hMENTS, which rent apeU. Title uulis>
pn,able. Apply ST this office. Get 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-18
Army Movements
Especial Dispatch to the Inquirer


rsnecial Dispatch to the InquirerI
WASHINGTON. Oct l7-Our special cor
RESPONDENT at Sharpsburg has Just sent the fol-
lowing intelligence, which has been received
from, The force which crossed Blackfords Ford
Yesterday on q reconnaissance. An Aid~de-
Camp lust IN reports that the Federals adj
x,anced 10 within about mile of Smithyllle.
The few Confederate cavalry were driven out
q shepherdstown with the approach OF the
Federal advance Small squads were encoun-
tered all along the way, but they retreated
without offering any serious opposition.
The principal force which the Confederatcs
had consisted of two regiments Of cavalry and
two pices of artillery During the advance the
Federals had one man killed and three men
wounded. Four dead Confederates were dis
covered on the wayside.
The impression prevails that the Contsder~
ates have evacuated Martinsburg and, perhaps,
the entire section Of country in that vicinity
The firing heard yesterday was connected with
the force that went out from Harpers Ferry.
On the Sth Of July last party Of nine
men started from the Pane Alto mines, in
Arizona to go TO California. When they ar
rived within two miles Of the Apache Pass,
and eighteen miles from the mines, they were
attacked by the Apache Indians and all MUIR
dered When the bodies were found by Gen.
Cartoons command, there We're evidences to
satisfy them that one Of the victims had been
burned at the stake.
Senator pomeroy, who has just arrived from
Kansas declared that nothing has occurred
since he was here with reference to his pro-
posed expedition with colony Of Africans to Chi
riqui, which leads him to the opinion that he
will be obliged to relinquish the plan. Otheis
think differently
At request Of President Lincoln, the famous
pigmy Commodore Mutt attended by Mr.. z.
t. Barnuln visited the White House yesrer-
day All the members Of the Cabinet were
present, and relishe1 the extraordinary exhi~
bition, while the Commodore was IN the best
Of spirits, and at the request Of his audience
sang ''Columbia, the Gem Of the Oeean. >
The President has pardoned Columbus Ogle,
who was convicted Of highway robbery at the
last December terms Of the Criminal court, and
sentenced to five year4 imprisonment in the
penitentia1y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-18

~ ALEXANDRIA AND GEOK.G;ec-
EssssAs TO W N.-The su bscriber will run ~.
Sell regularly twice week between AleA Ia,g
dria and Georgetown, carrying freight at IL"
ates. lie sollcits the patronage OF the puG;aht
Strict attention paid 20 orders, and az reg
shipped will receive his personal attention.:
ocv +2w SHELLEY KING, Cap's1a'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-18
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
Atty ANnE1A Y Scra1 LIZ 1890

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. l6, 1862.
General ORDERS No. z:
information having been received at these
Headquarters, that certain citizens and soldiers
Of low repute are constantly committing depre-
dations upon the property and persons Of de-
fenceless lnha b;ants, who nave Il, force OF clI-
cumstonces been compelled to resort to Alexan-
dria IS Il place OF shelter and protection -
therefore, notice IS hereby given that all per-
sons detected participating in such lawless acts
will be arrested and placed in confinement. 3
order Of JOHN F. SLOUGH
RoLLIS c. GALE, Capt and A. A. G.
sept lb--tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03
"SubSfifules.n

Not array substitutes, but chapter on
substitutes Tor Ca6ee will be found in to days
paper, with directions how to prepare them
for use! Many families already use one or
the other OF the articles suggested, and tind
them act like a charm; and many families
that do not, should. The present high price
Of coffee is not caused 80 much on account o
its scarcity, as from the rayenous greed OF
Spectators and for that reason, if none
other, it should be letlie on their hands. -
Before long, they will be glad to take rea,
scnable price for il. .We would advise all
our coffee drinking readers to try some one
Of the Substitutes" according to ""perscrip-
tion," and they will find that it ,eillpay. 49,
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-TIFE I7TT77I - v =
fAMOtlses soldier ss0ne.

THOMAS N. KYLE, A member Of Captain
Norris company, 98th Ohio who was
wounded at The battle of Perryyille, diedin
the hospital in Cincinnati, on last Sunday
Nov. 80. He was the son OF our friend
Tbomas Kyle, 0f Greene township. Thomas
was one ofthoss young men who Commanded
the respect of al who knew him, by his
gentlemaply deportmsnt and upright walk
Of LIE, We uade erssand hat his remains az
to be brought home, and will probably ar
rive onithe nocn trainto day (fuesday.) We
extend obis ahlicied parents, brothers and
sisters our heart felt sympathy in ,.tbisnsad
hour Of their bereavement ~ ,., ,,.'''.' s g.j'
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Gut l. Ittie A AbOiitiOl Sentiment in
gyI a hHtflc, Army.EW -CL [

Faimouth lVa.l correspondent Of the
Boston Herald, writing under date Of the
22d saws. .&iEEAEp 1E3E& -
gPhere is but little addition sentiment in
the army. The Tribune has been offered
for sale in it, but finds SO few customers that
the newsrlea have concluded oldfop it. One
Of the swsmen says that a. boy IN his etn.
ploy was driven out of camp by q Colonel ei
aregiment for trying to sell the 'pribune.-
A New Hampshire boy, while simputing the
war TO the agitation Of slavery, remarked
that'he knew Of several Republicans in the
ranks OF the regiment in which be was pri,
vate. W no declared that If the war could be
brought to 2 close through the instrument
tality of the Democrats, they would forever
vote Tor that party on their return to the
uranlte ota'e. ~-s@9EgHND
1t appears to be quite unpopular to express
any other views than those hald by. the De-
mocracy Of the nation. and there seems to be
an increasing confidence in that as the on g,
" party that can carry the Government
through peace OF war. 81 w e9t@@ s9af.1e'
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which wers sold. ths pspss ranging from
So O0to 3 rs per cwt, gross the latter
ngure,euIy iof prime hesyY. The receipts
contiuue very light, which Is owing 70 the
fact the railroads are crowded with COVER
msnt stock, which has 70 be -iorwardsd 70
TIE exclusion Of droysrs and shippers. !"
Hogs--T There Is } continued good demand
for hogs, and the markets Is hrm At . slight
advance over last weeks figures: the prices
r.nsipg from IS 2S TO 81 IS for good 70
prime heavy, = Sf..s,s. ! 1gs.s.s u % ~
,Shssp--T The receipts and sales continue
very light. The demand being limited and
entirely OF q local character. Prices ranging
IRON 3IS to 44Hc par pOond, gross as to quail
ity. EHHAM0Q GTIIIH4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

in Harrison comfy who are not DOW, TO, be-
come Subscribers toiihe Cadiz Sentinel That
number Of new subscribers to the Ssntinel
at this time, would ensure the election oi
the Democrats ticket in Harrison. county
next fall. - Now is sthe time ptoa eirculate
Democratic truths among the people; and
there is no way TO dosit so effsctualIy as to
circulate the Democratic county paper. D 9
what youcen for your county paper, fellow
Democrats, and the good effects 81 your Ia,
Dor will bs seen on the second Tuesday Of
next October. Let every Democrat who
readsthis considefthst we intend this arti;
Gle 10 sppiy personally 10 HIMSELF 81 : 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

at0.J- The Democratic Barbecue which
came of at. Chillicothe, Ohio, on last Wed
ncsday, Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather, was a tremendous outpouring
Of the people to hear Democratic gospel from
those two abIe champions Of Democratic
principles, Ex Senator Wm.s "A lien and Hon.
G. sI.svailandigham. At least 5000 people
were present. Hg tFgfra
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G-Thc probabilities are that DIR. Edison
Is. Olds, TheA has been confined in Fort La
fayeftc, win be eIec ted member OF tbe com
ing Ohio Legislators froml Fairfield county
il. place ofJ, g, Jeffries, deceased. Nothing
wouidiPlease US better. eLetthe petty tyrants
know That the epeopIe tiisapprovc " their'acts.
= .4tNi
,sGJ-Thapksgiviag Day was very properly
observed ins,cadiz. The business houses
were al closed. Religious services were
held 10. The, PIesbyteriaa church, where short
addresses were. delivered by 'Reys. II ickman
and Jones, the former Of the Methodist and
thoalattcr OF the Christian Denomination.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

GTHere is an act of the last Congress
that HONEST Abe approved and HONEST John
A. bingham voted for:-----.-..-
''Chapter 203: An Act to suspend tempor-
arily the operation Of an Act entitled an Act
TO preoeatand punish freud on the part Of
officers intrusted with making Of contracts
for the Government approved juno Q,
eigheen'hund and sixty two.
"Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the United States of
AmeIisaSin Congress assembled, That the
opel alionsof the act entitled An act TO pre-.
vent and punish frauds on the parts of off
GERS sinuusted with making OF contracts for
the Government approved Jure 2, he, and
Messanac - hereby suspended until the first
Mondaysof j anuary, eighteen hundred and
sixty three. t"'N T"N .s@"g1 y'T Saq'
Approved July II, 1862 "sss.'1 G~s 'se. ssr
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sPtN9 y -
.s0eTWe arerequested by MrsJames Cady,
the author Of the humorous piece OF poetry,
thatseens 70 50 ssnsiJly dsturb our neighbor,
Mr. sllation. that Mr., Bingham never, 10 his
knowledge, assisted him to the amount of .
plea. dne at any time, Mr. IIatton's boast
that be done 50, to the contrary notwith'
standing., ass's Iaf5s s1astA saa ssqgefgs
When the poetry was read before the
Junto Society, and its publication asked
there were no objections from any one
The objections came some two or three
weeks afterwards when it made its appear
ance in the Cadiz Republican, with Mr.. Hat
toms dignifed remarks attached. The ob
jeetors then were an effice holder, and one
or two would bs cffice holders who were
fearful Of those great mems Jroens. John A.
Bingham and Richard Hatton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

GrSecretary Chase has consented to be a
candida,stof United Stat 90 Senator in place
Ex-senator Wade, provided ~ contingency
arises wherein the latter gentleman cannot
bs elected. % Mr.. Chase sees that Lincola's
administrstion'is tamblthg to pieces, and he
ia anxious to get off Of the wreck. -s'DiJ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

0E-The Abolitionists have been circula.
ting the story that the cotton crop Of Illinois
this year would amount. to- twenty thousand
bales. The Chicago Prairie Farmer says
that it will not amount to two hundred
h.Ia, H5t3 dae,} -sf rsassf'4 feaS SEQ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

.aRatigiFSastN ovEMBER 70.
aawS have to notice esHght improvement
iof bsef cattle during the past week. the de.
mand being Air swhils there wasionly flight
supply in market. ea W iasmUs, .asisss.ais
Bsevss--Th offerings .at the different
yards reached only sbout $50 head, sli 81
sssRa RFrrm
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6TThs Wayne County (0hio) Denascrat
publishes the names Of sixtysseyen negroes
who voted the republican ticket at Oberlin,
Ohio, on the second Tuesday OF October last.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

GTA. large body OF rebel cavalry and in
f.ntry are said to be9.hear Harper's Ferry.
ltis also reported that a large body ofrebels
are, between Con. sigels and Gem Durnsidss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

We are requested 70 stats that Rev. Mr..
Hickman willsptesch in The M. e. Church,
this place. on next Sabbath morning and
evening The Quarterly Meeting at New
J jefferson viii 81 held on Saturday and Sun
day, December 1 and IA. and mot oiis next
Saturday and Sabbath, as previously Ap
nouhced.gd gpdS baA scad aar n0 .Nilvn9 b.
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0TThat old bumbug. Parson Brownlow
is now at Nashville. Tennessee.
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EsA n 8 So .H|%A 80
saNrIaj: Gen. Wf,ght has Been requested
by Gen. Rosecrans to arrest the editor 81
the New Albany Indiana. Ledger, for viola
ting the ,57th article Of war; % ldpaoga
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.GTThe newspapers all over the country
have advanced their subscription rates. The
Cadiz Sentinel will continue to be furnished
to subscribers at the present price-$I,5O
per annum in advance. Send in the names
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

UToULDrespect ctfuily inform his old c,istoni.
w era and the public generally, that he
has on and q large stock and general sssori-
ment Of Saddles, Harness, &C., consisting ii
part Of full-quiled and plain skaters, epilied
hood cover and plain khalf.Spanish and fall
backs, quilted and plain seated, brass and wood
horn dempeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
! csntle English trotting saddles. Also vari.
ETY. of styles Of side saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee sptings, hoop and back
springs, silver colored. russet b,ue, and black
enameled leather qui ltst sahd plain pushed
seats. He has aIsoon hand several sets of ex-
ira fine silver mounted cafriage and buggy
harness. astfong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, halters, bridlesa marsinea eaiesbf
most every descfipion.& Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips Of the finest quellty; IN fact
most everything usually kept in a sAddler
shop. file deems 1t unnecessary 10 puff, and
blow or lot of, gpsss 'abont the material or
Workmanship ,of his WORK, as 1t will recon-
| mend itself 70 those who are siudges OF who
use it. Thank kfaI for the iibefaf patronage lie
has heretofore received. he hopes bv stfict at
Itention 10 bnsinsss md setting good work ~ 4
reasonable price, To inertia continhafice ofthe
same. Shop third door North of MoFaddsr's b
store, Cadiz. Ohio. sfge1gka
pi,Feb. Is, ls60-iyr y 1--WE sii,ysla stta saseisj
I
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

G7sCap,. A.slW. Bestwick,soi the. 74th
Ohio, srrised A home on last Monday, in
poor health. 80 %# # W.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

JoHxATHAN WEsTs s., an old citizen OF
this township, was.buried on last Friday
Ills funeral was very largely attended.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

aFAsfnsFwss. n Fs. by n H1Ypdfy'' Psilis aItsln 'diH f4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

The ladiesof this placean vicinity have
organized a Soldier y Aid Society. 4ors tho
purpose pf sending supplies to our sick and
needy soldiers. They meet. for the present,
wa aaaerst.nd,ain sihe Grand j ury Room
every Thassday between the hours of9 "a.
M.. and 10 P. NJ, 10 which oil ladies are ID.
yited dtoAttsnd. 1More auon.I V I x
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

GTA, notice, somewhat similar to The
following. should have appeared in last
sssekssS<stinel, It,was an overnight.
M. aNaih IN Johnson, formerly citizen Of
tbis county. and at, one, time resident of
Gadizs 40 u st alfornia, Gbsxpecteliy step.
ped into our soffice q few days ago: I Mr..
johnson has been resident or California
sosne six or seven years, and has no doubt
madsit npsgs1 Aewlll spend The swinter
among hiss sirieudsx aud rslstivess IN this
county, ana return to the Eldorado State
nextspring. "a Mr.. johnson Is In = excellent
health, and spsai<s ii Hatteriug terms o. his
new home on the Pacific coasts- Repabl lean.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

GTLienta H. J.yMcFadden left on yester
day (Tuesday) morning to join his regiment.
He had'under his charge some 106 recruits
or his regiment (the 43rd,) obtained prin
cipally from Il g drafted men. lss7a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

TWe will publish the Presidents Mes
sage in full in mex. weeks Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

rThe President Of the United States
visited thesArtny 81 The Potomac November
o6th
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RaiIroad 9ime Table.

.6-T Subscribers fpdiRg tiis mark 4 wFfhe
ssargia Oh flfir wptr, may as,ows that kAe
tsus Jor Dhtci 'tisy lave paia dlsirs sabscrpti5n
% ths SsatssslS Ss db5.it espir,ag. q key are
rsqnesiea q remit a. soon as d.ey see DIS mark
I, as 10 l6pefS are sent from, DE e5sce xatii
paid Jor,<90l ss,sz sfggs o Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

0y4 Several satteinpt e have been made dn.
ring the past wseksto burn the Cit y Of Mem.
phis. a.....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

0JELIPuAz EsrILL. one Of the proprietorF
OF the Holmes County Farmer, died Nov. 90
from the effects Of being thrown from bug
gy q few days previous. atM
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

"It'wilI be seen that we have 296 men sick,
besides thewounded, and that, we have only
479 Ctlicers and men present for duty. This
fearful reduction OF the effective force Of the
Regiment is attributed to the very heavy du>
" peiiormed BY itsincs 4 was mustered into
the service, and the miserable water we have
teen compelled To- uss in our marches thro
this States aiGaii hoo sal8 -s.es 9HIe sgsqssi
SYNsarlya all Of. the absent sick were lsit in
LOUSY lie alter our forced march from the
Keltucky .Riyer,svia Lexington and Frank
lin, to which has since been added the fear
ful list Of wounded, and the present sick,
making the number sick, present and absent,
and wounded, foot up. S43-7 nearly equal 10
the number. for duty. ..,-a1ry' ,s'saat
with proper management, and q little
rest, the regiment win improve ID number
ior orduty.as many Of the sick will soon be
we'll enough for duty All reg imen,s' run
down during the first three or four months,
after which they usually improve"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

! lsTlROWN's Bropehinl Tfeches, hest remed,
I'D in use, for affections of the thr ont, fecom
seneded for public spcaksfs, Singe-s, &c. 20
lsls By ds1ss sYt,,a, l,.S.i n IBEsLa.a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03
Dissolnnon.

ETyHE co partnsss slripy shsrstofofs existing bs.
II tween fhs undersigned, under t5e firn x,
George & Wilson, has been dissolved this dan
by mutual consent Either partnesis antt,ofi. |.
zed ts,uss 1the firm nains inlsettieaio AZ. VAIl
persons Knowing themselves indebted 10 the
late firm will please cail imwediately and ssttis
= - h a. ss SAN MlEL GEORGE
y 80 we N WHY. WILSON. T
,esdis, Nevcmber y, iesS-hov. Is So
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-03

A FIRST RATE LOT OF TRUNKS, ,3US1
N received aud tor sale cheap by
-NEkd y .RsCRA ID, Aren't. \
x Nsssk l2a bsutsgss Msrkes swssts CsdiA
y - ]. IsflN28A AM,R n < aAal 81 80
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"We publish the above tnblc just as it appears
in the ChrOncle.-Ep. SENTINEL.