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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
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8efauntli9 If IS ein Mrtitel bes bemcz
trotilhen Gate6iemus, bae unlert 8olons
tar Prince su S,uet Drittel aus Demotra.
ten beasbt, Doe Die feisen Mbulittonifen.
ydntees bDeutlte nur bas srpBe Maul
eebatt, ater, ais IS gait ms Telp u 3ie,
BEN Su Neun aus 3ebnen BET Mnttsrr
binterm Sfen bliebeu.
Wenn mir baseeen, J. 9. In unieren1
Staat auf BON . Mbplitts
f n bewobnte Jarmpifris!e btnmei,
fen unb iaaen: ueurdwancert ile une II,
ftnnet fat 6aus BET 6aus Die Wdnnsr-
Batter unp wafenfdbise 95bne = MIDI
bel vMuttern" bintsrm Dfen! ionpern ii,
bbrt, fe iteben Dor rem 6eino !" - 10 IL
poS nata,iid uetne - abolfticnis
fiide 2age" ,pelde bic 3uperldlTefef,
Der pemotratiibsn Re6nung; & Der Gcs
lontdrs lnp Dsmotraten!" MID! er|dlts
tern fann.
Go 1T urs nur Gines muncerbor.
ia unsrerlnpli6 rdtbllSaft. Dbmobl
feft dber3euet po6 & Der 0olontdrs Dea
mcfraten fino," ilno roh uniere pfiftfu6e
bon eemofratifben Drabtitbern nirsenp
paau au btinaeh rae Ge cen SpIpaten eas
Stimmredt sepdbrer. Sn Minnelpta
perrpesAerte bic pemufratiide Minpritdt in
Der Qesislatur ibre 3ufimmuna biersu,
unp Fer pemofyatilbe Ganricat fir Cons
9reb, Wlaicr Cullen, prutirte. nadoem cas
gelsB rob paifrt war. aund9f 3rpar agss
Wbalihe, bic SttmH1fn Ter ,Boye" fiji
ftd su s%eptnnen, ale ater Die u8pys" III
{ pae repub!ifani(he 1i9et unp gsgen
ben ptden Maior atmuteu, ba mar auf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Die Mefuttate res &rieaes.

Der 8rie9 sat lebt 3pei Sabre 9etauz
ert, cine Yeriobt, bic ourd einen ~fcnoerz
barren 3ufaQ nit ber @roberun0 pes Sort
9umter beoinnt unp NIT einem WiBlin=
aen rer Groterune pelitlbsn Sorts ab9es
i&lo1en 1T. Seine einsi9eG ntldsiouna6>
lAIadt murce Selbla9en, wern man nt9t
rit Don BuQ's Nun uno Die bonn @tune
@iper 10 nennen miu. Die Grfolee une
Ysrlulte cuff beipen Seiten fam man ale
9leid annebmsn 9lei9e Spfsr wurren
pon betctn Geiten eebradt uno NIT eteiz
DIET 1cpferfeit 9efdmpft. Nur einen Npr@
tbeil bat bsr Norpea errun0en ; er bat
troB alsr Niererlaeen, trpB aQsr 0ebler
unp 8errdtberet rem Teinre bod Elm 0uz
tt6 Stud @ebiet obsemonnen. SIM
Often finp feline 6eere pon rem potcmae
bis an ben @appabannpd por9erldt i'm
@elen bon rem Obio bis au Dem ga3oc
Blu0e in MilFifppt. @tele mi9tiot
6afenplaBe, srr Muen NewsO rIeane, tnr
III unierm Beiige, alein piele @eminnt
febsn in feinem itrate9ilhen 3uiammens
bang unc iino carum 8r6btentbeilS nuglos
@ir baben Mtempbis unp Norfolf, obe,
bic Bunpesbeere finp nod nidt i'm BsiB,
Der 9an3en Qinte> bic belize serbinpet
&aorpiQt unp Chattanooga, bic @9lul:
lelpunfte pieler Xinte, }inp nod III BE-,
Maht Der Nebsuen.
Gbsnl 10 purhbroben 1T nod Der linft
Glieel nte(er 2inte> pern oas nod MID
eroberte N,6monp lie9t n5rplia, binte,
beylelten. Dieter oanse 0swiun an 800
pen bat rabsr nidt 70 ptel gu beeeuten, ale
Bswbbnlid ansencmn1en miro Inn 70 1pe=
niger b%efonbers. pa un|ere 6eere elut
speifelbafte ODER rebeutl9e 8epS!ferunQ
b!nter Id baben, Sur e:uen entlhiepes
nen Gortbel Bat Der Noroen benz Sueeu
i'm 2aufe rieies &rieges %atsetponnen uni
Der if Der SGpen 1T pur6 bic duberft
&raftanfreneuns uno bic Blodaee su,
duberten Notb an cen 9ep6bnlidftsn
3etensbeolrfni0en gebradt; jeper Ct
tpadiene itebt als Splpat i'm 8elce; fetn
Nderbau 1T in Goloe pelen oernadldlFs'
uno Der &ries miro auf iarttbem ni9t
ouf n6rolidem @ebiete 9efIbrt, o.,
Noroen pa9esen ldetnt faum ben gemal.
tigen 9erlut an Mrteit5frdf ten 3u fubler,
Der tbm purh pie MufftsQune pes 8unbe5>
bserts geppreen. Setne unsebsure pros
puttiua bat f@, wentsfeus was ben
Nderbau betrtft eber sermebrt ols per>
mincert uno bic &rpcrtation pom 8rop'
frd9ten 1T iosar ftdrfer in BEN !e5teu
Sabre, als IN trssnp einem po~rbergebsnz
ben. Der &rieg ielba bat i'm Mcrpen
gang neue Supufrte3me'se seibafen uni
areere geboben. Dies ino %cffenbare
0prtbetle bes Noroers uber Den SIoen,
auein AUDI fe blrfen nt6t uberlhdb,
ps,sesl. DsIpnpsrs nil Der 2yeoris Del
&usbunserung 1uiro es CUTE @ei!e baben
Die mtrflide gntidsipans fam nu purd
entidiepene uap eni.#sir'-t
ret Eruppen ae!ppnnen ,perben uns o4...
unp nibt eber, wirp Elm Griepe mSslid
psrbet. %. q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Cine Matipn opn Mriftofrateu.

Dem RebeuenzGon lieet etne BiQ
Dor wel@et cite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sdn3s
lid abiaaft uno bic 8uireerredte fit bic
3ufunft au5lbltsblid Denientsen pprbs>
bdlt, welde CUR 3eit, al6 Die NebeQion be-
eann, In Dirie ,paren. Gin Nipmpnper
Blatt emp1eblt oie5 @eieB wie folet:
uDie Bill miro iehr gut aufsencmmen
uno wiro bpfentlid balp gum @e|ee erbos
ben rperoen. Gtbnplosen babeu entiuie>
Den, eab bic Mi1dune etner nterern RaTe
NIT elmer hSberen leBtere auf cie 9tufe
Der e~riteren ernieorist ,ino IS ftsbt feft
bab, penn mir Die Ginmanperung ni9t
teldrdnten, Der Supen mentse Sabre nod
netn GyEeoer scn Nnntses nne Mua.Srrsrr
uberldwemmt lsin tpiroe."
Mllo Die SIplinper liro npn elmer
tsherpn RnHa - Mrifnfrrse~ '.~te-
lGapf, menn r. ARD getmilbung BON
yantse,s, Dtutihen poer Jran;olen auf
Die Stufe bisler niepertn MsnlhenraI1e
herabae;o9en nlrben!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25

Am Donnerlt ytabmittas fubr Der
Dampfer nJapourfte" auf Isinem Meee
mad Sod SSlanp an ben 9ancuneen ct.
Yau|s porbei, obnt ansubalten. ST bate
ain Mit!wod rie 207 @efan9eneu in
Manfatc an Boro 9encmmen, BON nensn
48 BON Der Gommi1ion freiseiprodene
bel Sort SneQine ausselebt 1purpen.
Comp. g." Capt. Burt som item Neaiz
ntett, te9!ettets ete Dspcrtirteu ais 8e<
oetung, unb Sos. 81. 8yprn uno Capt.
Neofielo batsn Die unfduIpiasn sdmmleit
unter tbrer Sbbut ais GpmmiNdre. %
@quaws inp ibnen III ibrer ar6bern 8ez
quemlt0teit als uWdgbe fir Mue6" nit
se1eben, uno Doctor Seisnette bat fiji
ibre toitatn @slunobeit Gorge 81 tra>
gen.
5p mabt mans nit ben 81 ct Il
wabrenp pa5 Morben ihon wieper an:
iangt. Was miro n9ittle Grpw" laden
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Der ltmfhpunsoer 6Tentlihenmei!
nune IN Ser fatbpliihen Stride in
Se:ua auf Mcocrfclaocu.

nnne IN ser fatboliiben &irae in
Se;us auf Meeerfclaoen.
Bisber uuar bic fatboli1he BepSlferuus
gum sroben 1beile niht lebr siinlia fir
bic Nusrottung Der Ne9erlflaperei 9eiimmt
unp fat ale fatbolilben 3eitunsen waz
rem nidt {ebr 9enetat tie pesfau1sen
WaBreeeln Per Neaieruns 3u unterftlBen.
Sn neuerer 3eit bat fd jeroh Elm erfreuz
liher umidwun9 Der Muiidten oeaeiet
wie mir bereit5 Dor &uriem rurb @itatt
aus Der fatbolilden &irden;eituna bee
prof. Marimil IN Sertel In New=
yorf unlern Qele 4 anpeuteten.
Nun bat lif u1 Ter .@atbolic Gele:
graph" Don Gin natl in dbnlidsm 9inn,
aueaeiproden, o%orausaelaat, raB BIT
Nnbdnser Der lilhen Stride 1ih au'
Sette Der g. nilten teuen tperoen
nod ebe Der NIT Der Silapenbal;
termadt 6eenl ,stn miro.
Der nGotbl Gele8ropb" laet: vGi
1T tein portei! unp tsin @eift Bee
Ganatismu6, p, der unIere Geoer leitet
lonbern Die fefe u%eter3susuns> pab 81,
polttiide Wplbf,bu oieie6 2anoes cine
grose 0e%ranper4na erleieeu pirp, unit
pab e5 fit Die &atbolitsn BON Midtigtet
1T, %pertdnois gu ent|deioen> auf weldt
Ssite lt 1h {teuen paQen. Dtele Gragt
! f6nne meoer erlebiet werben burb pae
@eghret InwiiIenbe{t. pcer WbpIitipn8.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25

Der GsFt res aauf9eIbes 1T sabGtar ~ iyaenb
git inn:rbalb stpausia SatreH, aeb GonssAisns
BIS Neufsrs. tpsnu tie 3inIsu ;u I WrossHI PER
Jabr jabrlid sorausss3abjt merbsn.
Die I3ialen big gum 1. Suit 1863 miTjj1en an
Gage ses Gegfaufs tesabit nnbcn.
Yerltnsn. peIde qano faufeu auf tsAea g!r-
esrs Nsrts iierNnesaroeitea ssnlaRt babfH, pabea
esm Giasnthimss ~eIifIteu ben absIiaaBeaesn
Wrrtb hsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. su e~rifattsu, bic
cine 5dlfts fur 3sit kes gsrfauf5 unb ban Rei
III 6 MoHatslt, neb2 3in|rn ;u 7 9gcssnt per
Sabr.
SIN San bic %3'eriot, reld)e tas 9arb tsppsnt
phsr antaut, ~eafeIbrc bsEhaoi9' bat, 70 fol- eer
0tGsiGdstf WertD be8 Sdaeens ron BEN oboe.
{hae.sa Msrtb tsr gsrbs Tsrpngsarts;teu asoe.
speen rercsn uab soenn Der Bemobnir ess Qaures
or Raufer 1T. 10 uiTs Ger 8etras res S0apens
rer a%auflumne binsuaefIst-
tasin eanp fel fir nsniser aIs ZEN abeelaas-
ten 8ertb D%erfauft mfrrsr.
aaufasls, sabIbar in 5artssIb rnS ,2esal. Sen.
ter"-Nptsn.
gbaa. M eSIrath.
eonin'tlIcnsr her Staats. 9anepffce,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Gtaat Mingefota.
Verfduf BON Gnul=N1nb.

Sn Iendsbs;t mi, siNsr Gfte, betiteIt seiue
NFts fir Gr1idtang ter Gtaols 0nnspiFcf uuD
aneers Spfde" esNebmi9t 10. WGr} 1862, mfr
ben RE fc!aenhsn Vas1sIten u0O Glide Q1uo in
MISUNDERSTANDING in Ter Silce tss gtaa.8~
a~ueitcrs. III rer S!ab! Ct. paul, Maurfes O.,
am q. Gage tss Wei 1863 am 10 ubg 8sgaaitr
tags o~eyfQuft.
2auesrsisn, ait oenen IS Vrr3eat beg Naufgel~
be6 oNgesablt .perpen miiIsn.
Little Canada sec T'wn R'n T'wn Apv val val OF
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25

etnu1al aud IN {ttnen Augen bde &olcas
IenftimmgritB ~ MS n fttutione q.
uno bic @abl leines Gseners null uno
ni&tis. Der bide Major bat i1d 3uleBt
3war jufriepen Se9eben, aber feline partet
bdlt pie Geinpiaaft se8en pas Solpaten>
himmseits felt.
Die neuei,e Yrobe bapo1 ltefert Der als
Griecenscemotrat erpdblte, nun aber in
etntn ariees Demofraten uu1sewancelte
Governor Seymour BON Nep : gprt, Der
ter 0eleBsebun9 pieies 9taatee, tpel@e
prauf unp bran 1T, ben Sclraten ea6
9timmredt su sepdbren, erfldrt, Il tperpe,
penn pies 9eibebt paS @eleb nit ieinem
8eto bt!s9en, ia col.lbe uneonitftuttp,
nell Ia, Sa, nunconRituttoneQ" b. +.
iebr uneeiunb fir pte @onfituticn
Der Denptratie, bic Ypn benz Minpe, Der
ibr aus ben Gelolaesrn Der %lntcnsbeere
BET Ter Dabl 3u9e1psbt 1T, nod INNER ben
S@nupfen getrieSt bat.
Seymour &peiB pobL paB er rur ees
rdblt rpetptn fonnte neil iber 100000
btr 9tiesmdBisen Babler pes Staats g.
Sort ptebalb ibre6 @timmredtS beraubt
>uaren, neil fe fir paS @%aterlano unter
@afen f~tanoen. Seymour weiB mpbl,
bae, &penn man oielem1000OObasS ttmutz
redt 8iebt Newzyprt BET Der na9len prdz
iIpentenwabl ben pemofratiiden @anripa<
ten TT oie Quft Ipren9en piro, 70 bod, oos
er tut Mpnpe l esn,.
nebmen Tam.
DaS mub natdrlih nerbitst werpen,
uno beSbalb 1T pas Spleatenfimmse(eB
uuneonfitutipneQ !"
ullnecnfitutioneu! Bernanop Wooc
ertldrte NIT bobem parteiIelbf9eflbl: uDi,s
partet ioQe crit nod erteben, melde biz
oemofratilde I'm Steblen unp Sdwinselu
bieten t5nne!" 1np biele partei nil nthj
leiDen, tab bic Soloatsn fimmen> lpent
~swet Drittel BET Golpntdrs Demofrateu
0nb?"
@a6 1T bic l1nl9ulo aQer beutldey
Sun9frauen 3uiammen9enpmmen sesenp i'
Der Democratic +?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
HeCtaurattpu unb Gaippu
Assy< ..rr#. --... . ...

T~c1faurattpn unG SGiDDn
IS 4 er1t<6 pu {,
Ncbsrtfraee, ;wiIden Der 4'en une 5ten,
ecbaltsn Bon
Spbu Rlsrner,
(eenannt III onest-J 0 h n").
marme unb fal!s @psilsn su ieber Eaasaseit,
ssnvsflitss gier, als Mrtsn pom Qiausuren> f..
pie feline Gtaarssl1 &c. Ifsta at 5anb.
&C. Gin gutter SUMO iCrtpabrsnb Su baben.
.,Honest-John" &lerner.
Ga Iinf S Sbepbalb, @HA
~EE Snprrteure unb Dro6bdntl.r iuNHaslR1
Weinen, 2tqueuren, Giber,
Gi9arren &c. &C.
Gbsnlp Defilateure sOa srtratsiuem
Wbi6feY,
lowie
Dabrifanten pom Gf1t9,
Drite Straee,
uabp 5rpine'seDaas, (friibsr Gtlper unb Dar.
rtnstcn's Siure),
ct. paul, > > Winn,
paten nunmebr auf 2aeer:
~ &s9te imprrttrts Mbcinmcine, pattr.
lanpiidsr Rebeniaft in Dsn peliebtsff1
Spstsn. -AssQ :
Hbsaae unb Bourbon Mbislep,
Samaiea &um unp Sectd Wtfsfep.
boudneiihen Sin 1e. &c.
H.B. Infer GfIis eisenen Jabrifets III uniiter.
rotten i'm NOrewefen.
gtal unb 3%bspbalb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Trdsa Sc !; ~ b s.

Yrdu sc n B s,
Beprafte eeutlde setamme,
beltane ibr Grannsn in BEN gntbineunaebclpisaI
anI erng Ssiafc unb praetiaierte eesiisIsif idnaers
:3eit. Su Nfp- Tim nns unasasne hat scibioe
no einen becenienbtn 3uf srpeTbsn uno miro fs
r'dt serseblen, elm eleides bier in ct. pau! ~
ttnn. nsnn ptntl6e Drauea ibr ibr :3utrausw
thenfen raSdten, psrun Sbsasenannte freuns-
lidf biltei. Sbrs Wobnuns: @betnut 5ross
;pilbsn Grdanss ane Sort aebsa ben: SduIbauts.
nj ID II
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
Danflagung unb Qebempbl

Meinen radern 5rfnnten unb Mitburesrn,
lrstte mir n1sinsn fursen Mufenibalt in ct. paul
fur1 ibr brral DIES Gntsesenfommen 10 uNperesB.
lid aneenfbm gsrladt, ri cid Elm tsTalibes 9sts-
pcbl au, unp rem frenuoIiteu Sansern 1ar tbr
bAb(Hes StanrGeu msinen teften Dan!.
Gbas. Rod,
1, Qifpln, &pusp. &. 5. Nsst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25
2{eut Nl15rtgfn*

q eb Gmna!
ScsSsn ettaLten Cine bepeutsnoe unt auSgs~
seidnets slusaat! ncu.
Gfbeius.f
umaar>,
SransDNfaest,
California; nnb
Gatatpbo= Weineu, Icuis
Sbanpsguer.
5srnst trbaltfn: Nedstc Doll anbifbe
Sarinee, S6Weisers, 2tmburass.NH e
Irdgter Safe.
Ssise Mrtitsl tilie st babsn lei
Geoy9e Bsns,
%rlluion Gau".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-04-25

st. Salts
beutl9eS @af5 unp Bcaroinsbaus
Bum Gtuttgarter pDf,
Carer Minn.
DsY iaiersst9nsts ~enpfsb!t lH Neiienben uKe
bsststtbasm aue Bsausmlibsfiten su BEN biaig{sn
DysiEs.
o. Gtaluugen gut. ct. nls.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
Philaaeiphia Cattle market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.
The offering. Of Beef Cattle show cons
siderable increase, reaching about 1850 head
at Phillips Yard, most Of which were dis
posed Of at rather low prices, ranging from
$7@l0 u per cwt, which is decline OF 25c
p 100 lbs on the quotations Of last week.
The market closed dull. a4aern.lf
Total offered 1872. rrfiaw rf,.-r.l,.E
Cows and Calves are rather lower. About
80 sold at $ls@28 each for Springers, and
$2O@38 for Cows and Calves. ts.. saa
Hods-The market was brisk and the re-
ceipts light; in all about 1900 head were
disposed of at rather higher figures, including
6early 1000 head sold at fmhoff's at S7@8,
and 900 at the Avenue Yard at $71s@SA
y cwt nett. retst .ls. .,s agas W
Sheep were rather better, and the Offer
inssRsome 5000, all taken at $64@7Ac.
p B gross. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
MA RRTFI.

By Rev. D., F Reid. at the residence Of
the bride, in New Athens. Ohio, on We'd
nesday evening Feb. 4, 1863 Mr., HUGH
ANDERSON, OF Beaver, Pa, and Mrs. ELEAN>
OR JAMESON. - ''t ,.N .a# As-L.
At the residence Of the briiess father, in
Newport, Ky, Feb. s, by Rsv.J.M. Wor-
rail-, Mr.. N. II. .,JEpsoN, OF Stenbenvtlle. o.,
and Miss Lizzie NJ, daughter Of Capt. Sam
ucl Black.
On Thursday afternoon. January 20, 1868,
at the residence OF the BRIDES father in this
city by Rev. o. G. Dake, of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, Mr. Josiah y. M Con
MICK and Miss ANNA MAGDALENA Mills all
OF Omaha IN, Republican. g0a
On the 20th day Of Jan, 1863, by Henry
Hl!lyer, Esq, Rev. WM. HANNA to Miss
JANE MclLRoY, both Of Deersvile, this
comfy. s EpF&sF 8eFE F#wg
On the 18th inst, by Rev Robert Heron
Mr.. JOSEPH WALKER 80 Miss AeNEss A.
GIBSON. both of Harrison Comfy Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
pm We understand that some

~ -,
pA-W We understand that some of
the Abolition preachers are to preach
political sermons on next, 9 Sabbath,
February %, Washington''s Birthday.
AS they will do such things, we would
recommend to them to open the .servi-
cesby reading Washington's Farewell
Address; and then take for their text,
and preach from it ant, nothing else,
the 10Th chapter of Proverbs, and I'd
verse, which reads thus: "When the
righteous are in authority, the people
rejoice: but when the wicked beareth
rule, the.peoplea mourn. If it will
be of any assistance to these political
preachers to- proyethe latter part of
the above verse, they can refer to the
difercntsfunerals Of our soldiers who
have been brought, home, who have
been either killed on the field of battle,
or died from disease in the hospitals,
since the present rulers of this gov
ernmert we're placed in authority.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
efby mans. older companies, and slone

"a Meti zo.t@sk Se.-, ee.-,o'i INV 80
may they wear them. Css
Whoih Caaizor theentre county,
has not heard of the "Noble Old lSthf
WHO does not remember the frst COM
pany of braves that LETT Oadz when
Sumpter was firstassalled Fhatcom-
pany did her whole duty IN the Stone
River fight. Every one knows how
they we're driven back BY inches and
how many of her brave had fallen be-
fore the nobleslSth was oyerpowered.
No Brigade or Division termed IN any
manner possible to manoeuyer men
could have withstood what was hurled
against that regiment. The thlnned
ranks OF Company s'H, now number
ing scarce ~ men, her loss IN killed, killed,
wounded and missing shows what she
withstood and how she suffered. But
She is ever ready to do her duty let
that be daring and dangerous as it may
The members Of 70, ii, that are
present, are healthy and IN cheer that
would almost make the qmet, peaceful
folks at home On e envy envy I them. asss l..u-..
Everything quiet and scarcely ey--
er IS there any trouble between our
plckets ana those or the reos. A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
A AIlegbeuy Live Steck Market.
ALLxoagNr CrrY, February IA, 1868.

= Ths weather for the past two days has
been horrible, rendering the various yards
in a terrible condition. The receipts since
our last shows large increase. 50 far as
cattle is concerned Il NAV be easy accounted
for as the rates in New York wers consider
ably lower Prices or Bullocks having De-
clined Sc per head; this soon put a stop to
the jolly times the New York drovers bave
beer enjoying for some time. The rates
here for good cattle have advanced over last
week. 81 .-...-
Iioos-The demand was active and prices
further advanced; the lowest rates were 5]%c.
this is the top rates Of the season. .... ,.s ..-
CATTLE-The supply was large and prices
were higher; the lowest being &c; the high
est A. ,,... --,..., n
SHEEP firm at a large advance; prices
ranging from SIS to So p cwt. ..i.5
The receipts at the Morgan House Yard
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fn another column We publ

~ IN another column We publish
a fulh s5nOpsis of the new Drafting
Bill which is now before the United
States Senate. Twill be seen that
the DATED men are q serse lthhHz
YEARS or during the war. In view of
this fact i may be Ffll for those lia-
bic tssbe taken (and abOut. everybody
except Federal of6cS- holders IS liable,
such as Collector Richard Hatton lto
be so afrsnging thor business as.tO
leave home a long time; and perhaps 1t
would be yell for every man toprepare
himself ~ith alblanket and other ar
ticles essential to his health and com
fort, which the Government may not
be able t9fufnisb at ohec3 And in
view of the vast amount Of suffering
which BOW has, to be endured by sol
5diers families, II win be- advisable for
each head Of a family to try and lay
in a supply of the accessories of life
for his dear ones at home to live on
While he d absent. A little attention
10 these things now may save much
suffering hereafter: "Be ye also
ready saith the Scripture; for ye
know neither the day, nor the hour
when the draft comeths, sos .a.all
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a CATTLE-There was number OF cattle
that was sold on private terms and in many
instances we could not obtain the exact fig
ures. j. Adams sold 32o head at figures
ranging from &c. to 4c. they were a medium
lot; other parcels sold ut the range Of 2@3
@3@4Hc per Ii. Only a limited number
HoGs-Was very firm and in good do
mand. Butchers purchased freely at the ad
rvanre. The range Of prices we're $450@
5.OO@5 ,50-among the sales j. Kirby sold
130 head at $4,5o@5,00 per cwt. Other
sales were made at the ranges we have men
toned. 49,. ~ - .ts .5f
| SHEEP-Further advanced with an active
demand. A B. Swaynze sold 16C head at
$5,75@6,oo p cwt I; this was the average
rates. ,....sf- f-... ...-E ~
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asss% The. principal business transac-

BaF The principal business itransac-
ted during the present term of the
Court, was, finding indictments against
two "free Americans of African de-
scent" who robbed John Davenport's
house. One Of them, Brown, plead
guilty, and was sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for five years; the other one,
West vas tried on Saturday, but the
jury, after being out all night, failed
to agree. We understand he isto have
another trial. sa. a' .s t.-s 80.
Harrison county has now one rep
resentative in the PenitcntiAry, and
Brown will make two, and if West
should be convicted, three. This is
doing pretty well for the "free Amer
leans of Africandescent" Of this coun,
ty, who only number some 250sout Of
a population of over 10000. But
still we have men among us who want
more niggers in Harrison county.
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SOLDIERS.
Pensions. Bounties and Arrears
Of Pay.


.n1O persons n. wing claims assiHs, The Gov
eminent Tor PENSIONS. B0UNTlES,
and ARREARS OF PAY viii, upon spviiet,
tion BY letter orin person with ststemen, q
their case, FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blaaks necessary 90 establiss tseif eiaiHis
for the sum Of sl. - yf ~ - =. s7-..s-15 :
Having been employed in, the War Depart.
ment At Washington Tor eight months last past
4 have made myself thoroughly segdafnted
with the proper mode oftra7saeIiae business IN
the vario1s departments Of Government, and
those entrus,ing their business % ms Wal nave
Il attended to with prompInsss, fidelity and up
on the most reasonable terms. ,.--
p C. aims for HORSES or other property lost OF
destroyed in the service Of the UIUted States,
or by milusry authority, balances dne dlscnar-
Red soldiers. &c, will receive special al sntion-
Address ? q. Box 30s, Office in XII gore 3
Old Building. directly over McConyille's tore,
Market street, SIeubengilie, Ohio.
4 saI5s F-. s5ssl DAVID 4. CABLE.
I'd .U.g7 Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Steubenyills. Dec. IL, lso2- I'm -... ..sl =. -