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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-25

we're in the habit of changing you
terms last year about as often as tn
moon changed. For instance, in JUL
your terms we're, for first three inser
tions, $3.50 per square of ten lines
and 20 cents for each additional inser
ton. In August and September you
terms were 2 cents fer each additiona
insertion, and in October you put it VI
for the FIRST time to so cents; and OF
the 1st of January for the FIRST time
you stuck in that you would charge
''double for TABULAR matter" Thi.
was AFTER the publication of the no.
tees referred to, and there could be nc
double charging for "tabular matter
as to them. Now all this charging is
easily understood when we recall the
facts. 1t was the latter part of July,
1862, first discovered and exposed
your frauds. You Immediately came
out in one Of your abusive articles, in
which, after giving me HARK, you said
you did all this work at the usual rates
and according to your published
terms" This of course you knew
would give rise to inquiry as to your
terms, and as everybody know that af
ter o notice is once SET UP AND PUT
in the paper it requires NO LABOR tc
continue it, you put down your terms
for the continuance to2 cents square.
This you did to blind the public and
make every one believe that you really
"did the work as cheap asst could be. "
Besides, Treasurer Grace, never hav-
ing considered your paper worth tu>
king, and having beaten you for the
office, you did not consider him very
good friend, and doubtless feared he
might not give you this "rAr JOB" un =
less your terms were lower than the
Sentinel's. But having as you suppo-
sed got the public satisfied, and secu>
red the job, you put it up to so cents
for each additional insertion. This
you did to have the terms ALRIGHT"
for the settlement with the Auditor.
All this shutting and changing was
done of course, to cover up your
frauds, just as said. But having se-
cured the job when your terms were
down at TWO cents, you must stand to,
hem. So these notices REALLY. ac-
,ording to YOUR OWN "printed terms"
amounted ONLY to the sum of $2O.2S,
md no more. And certainly, as four
lours is ample time to do all the work,
I pald at that rate you would be very
iberally paid-only at the rate of
'bout five dollars per hour; but you in
'ist on about $14 in one and S17 per
lour in the other, and want people to
;hink you are honest and truthful
You honest.! You truthful !! You
state nothing but facts, Out on such
and cHEATERY.
But let us look little farther into
your dirty frauds. I have shown that
your account for last year was three
lines as large as it ought to have been
md it is reasonable to corclude that
al your charges since you came into
5he county were about at the same rate.
On looking into the public records l
find the "facts and figures to show
that:
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Allegheny Live. stock Market.
| ALLEGHENY. November 10, 1863.

MH1EuHE"tt NVVVIHU5I IVl IOU0.
CATTLE The market during thu week
was dnll buyers appeared TO toxic hold very
sparingly. There was a lair amsunt shipped
East. The sales made will be found fully
repeated bslow Prices show wide range,
varying from ST 5o@4 IL y cwt, The
principal demand, however, was for the bot.
ter description.
Hoas-Were in COOL demand, AMI Isrgs
number were disposed Of the range Of tho
market being from 81 50@6 % h cwt.--
There were liberal shipments East
SLEEP Was scarce with COOL dem,ni.
The sales however, were only IN ,ler.te. -
The current rates wers $3 37@1 SO u cwt.
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asslmilate you to that which Is divins-
Without il you will bat -crsAp with daIty
and droiling su1 wsaris wing. Without IL,
think Rot 20 endure that cru,l sni erashilT
weight of doing AMI suffering wAi:h hs mu,I
bear who faithfully and with heroisrn, at Gay
tine. but most ofall in periods OF gplt pub
lie convuision, would act the part OF the pax
trIot statesman.
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CApR, Nov. 10. '63

80 c, NJ ALIEN, Eso.-SIR: Hatton
stih being afraid to publish my replies
TO his low attacks, 1 have to request
the publfcation of the following in
your paper.
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Eew York live stock Market

New YoRE November II.
BEEvEs-We notice increased receipts
this week, the total being upward OF 400
head greater than we reported last.
Premium qualities per 100 Bs. Sll O0@-
Primo lOOO@lO 50
Medium to good qualities. 8 500 8 97s
Poor 6OO@ Z so
General selling prices 775@1O 60
Average 850@
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Ths marEst has bsen
overstocked this week, aud sales have been
dull. A few very fat sheep brought G,. pr
pound, live weight, yesterday; they were
heavy Michigan stock weighing 100 pounds
per head; but to day &c is the price paid for
pretty goo sheep, AMI SIC. is the top price
for the best. a
Hoes With diminishing receipts and a,
more active demand ths market has bsen
cleared of stock, and prices are 1S@a4a
higher.
The market closes very firmly with sales
OF stock upon arrival at full prices;-bu sho'd
the present soft weather continue. the de-,
mani will bo checked materially. We,
quote.
Live Hogs. Dressed.
Heavy prime oorn-ied 6ls @63s 7k @73S
Light 5I @SN 7N@7h
Light do. 51@e eAs7h
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
November 10.
Good Cattle were very scarce and in ds-
mand at better prices, bat common stock
were dull and rather lower. The receipte
continue large, reaching about 2,70O head -
Extra Pennsylvania and Western Sieers are
selling OF l0@ 10Tc: fair to good DO at s@s
91Sc. and common ct from 7G971ac. accerds
ing to quality.
Hoas--About 4,ioo head arrived, and
sold at the different yards this week at priA
Cos ranging from $7@8 SO 10 100 lbs net as
to quality; thore 10 fair demand at tbese
rates. -
5HEEr-- The receipts arc large this wsek,
reaching about 7, 500 head; the market ia
consequence is dull and prics rather lower.
Fat Sheep are selling at from AZ To So. IN
b gross; Stock Sheep arc quoted at frosa
So 80 to $s W head, ~ 70 condition.
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All your chg's pc, ,S6204, 10 sh'ld be$2068, ,03
..s..N ...... G204. 10
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county or corporation where he resides
or by open verbal declaration made in
such court and entered of record, shall
declare that he :eliuquishes the character
ola citizen OF Ibis State and shall depart
out of the same, such person shall from
the time Of such departure he considered
eS having exercised his right Of expatria.
iion so fIr as regards this Safe, and
shall thencelOrth DO deemed no citizen
thereof And that, when any citizen Of
this Stale, being twenty.ono years of age
shall reside elsewhere, and in good faith
become The citizen Of some other State
OF this Union or tho citizen or subject of
foreign State or sovereignty, he shall
not, while the citizen or subject ola Tor.
eign State or sovereignty. be deemed a
citizen Of this Safe. And further, that
any citizen of this State, who shall, after
the passage Of this act, Voluntarily levy
war against the United States, or who
shall adhere to the enemies of the same,
or shall give them aid or comfort, or
VINO snail by writing or speaking profess
allegiance or fidelity to the so.caled
Confederate States OF america, or who
shall resist or oppose by violence the
Government of Virginia as reorganizsd
BY the Convention which assembled at
Wheeling on the 18th day of June, 1861
shall be considered as having expatllalod
himselfso far MS regarls Ibis State, and
shall henceiorlh be deemed no citizen
thereof.
YEAs--Mcssrg. Barker. Foreman,
Bumgnrner, Crolhers, Famsworth, Hoo.
ton, Hale, Krsmmer, Kecney, Michael,
Kitchen, Swan, suider West. Wheat,
Wright--l6,
NArs-Messrs. Davis, Downov, Fast,
Logan, Myers, Henderson. Powell,
Smith, Wilson, Williamson ofWirt, and
Nj. Speaker (PoreD-ll,
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Tho Rebels Resisted in Georgia,

Murrrocsboro' Tenn, Feb. 8.-Thcre
is SPeck of war in the Southern domn,
ions, in quite an unexpected place. A
number of people IN Northern Georgia,
and Southwest North Carolina, have
openly revolted against the rebel Oligar-
chy, and have only been partially sup.
pressed, after considerable fighting and
bloodshed, Colonel G. W. Lee, Of the
robel army commanding in tie dsafec!.
ed districts, issued an order which filed
the Atlonla Confeieracy orJanunry 3lst
decWiog the insursc'iouory movement
warning the indictments Of its hopeless,
NoSs, and offering them a free pardon If
they would lay down their arms From
tte terms Of the Proclaim ,tiou, it seems
that the insurrectionists look npon the
rebel cause uG lost and expect speedy
resistance from Tho triumph Of The Union
ARM. Here is passage from his re-
mar>able document:
an vii Ia O CiuilIess altempt to war
against the Goycromen, and must result
in disastrous defeat to all who may be
50 delu led as 70 attempt il. The late
vi,'or."7 in Virginia, Tennessee. and
Mississippi, have !riumphanIly establish.
ei the IecD that the arms of the Southern
0on,eIeracy will be crowned with sue.
cess.
Fronthe same rap'r Of FEBRUARY Sd,
II ,oerGs lie dlso!lyct,d inhabitants re
fused 10 obey the Colonels proclamation
aud he proceeded against chem with on
armed force,
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Mason ouutY-Classificatior ofJustices
| A T A COURT continued and held for the
n county of Mason, ut the Cour,-H
thereof. on Tuesday the sth day Of July. 1862
The following classification Of justices was
adopted by the Court, viz;
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Pre-. Justice.
FtRsT Class George Stephenson, j. II
Miller, Jacob P. Hester and Lewis Bumgarner
SECOND CLAss,.B. j, Rollins, John Nc,
Culloch, Sr., Reuben Harrison and Eugene B
Davis.
Than CLAss,,..JohnJ Weis, Apollo Ste,
phens, David George and L. NJ. Rollins.
FoURTH Class. John l., Jordon, William
Stewart, FL. DufTer, and S. W. Sommervle
Firth CIAss.--.Rirhard Bush, -
and Chas A. Vaughn.
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held by
the Justices composing the several classes
above mentioned and in the order as they arc
classed to.wit:
First Glass to hold September Term, lsG2
February and September term 1863 and March
Torn, 1864
Second Glass to hold October tenn, 1862
April, August and October term, 1863 and A.
pril Term, 1864,
Third Class to hold November Term, 1862
May and November Term, 1859 and February
and May Term. 1864.
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
June and December term, 1868, and June aud
August Term 1864.
Fi0h Glass 10 hold August Term, 1862, Jan.
uarY aud July TERN, 1863, and January and
July Term, 1864. TESTE:
JAMES II. HOl LOWAY, Clerk.
iuly2i n9N'f.
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VIRGINIA, SIS:

ofJanuary, 1863.
George W. Cox,
James A. Foster\
TgNHE object of this suit is 10 recover of the
L defendant the sum of s3l allclged to be
due to the Painfully single bill Of the defend.
ast for SIG, with legal interest from the 3lst
day Of October, $50, and upon account stated
for SIS, with continuing interest from the 9th
day of October, 1860.
And the defendant not having entered his
appearance, aud it appearing blythe affidavit
Of The plaintiff filed with thc papers in the
office that his said claim is Just, aud that he has
present cause Of action therefor; and it appear.
ingfurther by said affidavit, that the said de.
PENDANT has voluntarily left his usual place Of
abode in said county Of Putnam and has gone
into the armies of the So-Galled Confederate
States, and that he has estate or debts due. him
in the said county of Putnam.
Now, therefore, on motion of the plaintiffs
Attorney, it is ordered that the said James A.
Foster, do appear here, within one mon,h after
due publication and posting Of this order, and
do what may be necessary to protect his inter.
est in the premises.
Tes'e.
GEo r. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks Il Hoye p q Jan 2a-w4.
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NOTION,
GEORGE W. sUMVERs, rso.

HLOlttL W, SUMMERS, Esq.
DEAR SIN; Being
the ownoro Of certrin land in the county of Put,
nam containing coal and other minerals, in the
rear OF certain trac. Of land owned by you in
fee, lying and being on the South side OF the
Great kanawha river, on both sides of the
Mouth of Coal branch emptyng into said
river in the county aforesaid; and DESTROYS Of
4 surface right Of way by railroad or otherwise,
over your sHid land, down the said Coal branch
so as to be of the last inconvenience to you,
and damage to your said tract Of land, and the
best and most direct route TO carry coal and
other minerals from my said tract Of land to
market You are, therefore, hereby notified,
that | shall on the first day of the next Febru
airy Term. fthp county Court Of Putnam couu-
y, apply to said court for writ. in thena,urc
Of A writ Of lad quad damnum' with the view Of
having said road granted and established by
the said County Court, according to fhe pro
visions ofthe act the Legislature passed the
9th day of February, 1869
JOHN BOWER.
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STOLEN

STOLEN from the subscriber on tho night
Of Tho 18th Of this month, from the farm Of Thos
Lewis, one black, 3 year old horse, over Is
hands high, spare made, with one white bind
foot, A liberal reward win DO given for tho
return Of the said horse
nov 27U JAS II. HooFF.
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DR.. RObacI's Scandinavian Remedies.

Areyou sick. no mater what organ is GfFec.
ted depend upon tthe blood, which is the
food and sustenance Of evely organ, is full Of
corruptionl Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, break up the source Of disease
in the fluids OF the body. They purge and pu.
rify the elements Of the blood. Hence their
quick and complete sures in dyspepsia, scrof-
ula, eruptions, fits, tumors, nervousness, kid
ney complaints, piles, low feyers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc. These remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world See advertisement.
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VIRGINIA, Ssi

VIM lNlh, SS'
At Rules held in tho Clerks office Of the Cir.
cult Court Of Mason County in tho month Of
February, 1868,
George Cooper md Hiram
Cooper compltS.
Va.
Jesseo Walton, lawson S. In Chancery.
Brooks, Thomas Waggcnor
and Charles u. Bealo dcf's ...
II appearing by affidavit filed, that tho dc.
PENDENT Thomas Wnggenor is non resident Of
tho state of Virginia, and the object Of this
suit being to obtalna decree to settle and nd
Just The partnership accounts Of the steamboat
KaaNwhu Valley, Its therefore, ordered that
the said absent defendont Thomas Wnggcncr
do appear here within ono month after due rub,
lication NJ this order and do what Is nccessa.
ry to protect his interest in tho promises
TESTEi
cHAS, D. wAGGENER, Clerk
Feb S a.
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GEO r. MONTAGUE, {


feb5-w3 print fec s3l
VIRGINIA, SIS;
AtRules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Mason County, in the month
of February, 1863.
William Fisher, complt
VS.,
James o Cohen jams NJ In Chancey.
Cohenand Erasmus Chapman
O2sandssts.- ,...-. &C.,,
THE object Of this smiths tOrccovor from tho
defendants the sum ofSS50O with legal inter.
est thereon from the 10Th day Of October, 1867
and it appearing by affidavit filed that the de
fendantJns, o, Chow is reputed to be in sym.
pNthy with the Southern rebellion, or with the
so.Called Confederate States, tina. he voluntR.
rily left his usual place Of abode and went ont
ofthe reach ofpersonal service Of civil process
issuing from the county of Mason in which he
last resided and has so remained for moro than
ninety days from his said usual place of abode,
II Is Therefore, ordered that the said defend,
ant james o Chow do appear here within one
month nfter due publication of this order and
do what il necessary to protect his interest in
the premises.
Tesle.
CHAS. B. WAGGENoR, Clerk.
Couch, pa tfeb5-4w
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SATURDAY. EVENING POST. :

SATURDAY. EVENING POST. =
THE Saturday Evening Post is Weekly
paper devoted to Literature, News etc. Among
rs contributors We may mention the following
distinguished writers.
MRS. ELLEN WOOD, pnlhor Of East
Lynne" THE Earls Heirs" etc.
MARION HARLAND, author Of miriam, /"
"Alone" etc.
EDMUND KlRKE, author Of among the
Pines"
VIRGINIA +. TOWNSEND. whose aomos
tic sketches arc so greatly admired
Tcrms-Sngle copy SO, Two copies So
-Four copies SO. Eight copies land one cxtra)
sl2, Twenty copies Cand one extra S95.
4. SPLENDID PREMIUM,
Who wants Sewing .MachincY Tommy one
sending thirty subscriptions TO tho POST, aud
$50, will he given as a premium one Of Wheel
" md Wiso, = Sewing Machines, such az are
soldOy them nj forty five dollars $50. The
machine, will hc selected new ut The manufac.
tory in New York, and will bcsent, 5oxcd, with
full directions for setting up and using, and
with no expense, except for freight. Speci.
men numbers Of la TEE POST cent gratis
whom requested.
DEACON 4 PETERSON. Publishers.
No 9ls Walnut Street. phiItdlphiS
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mummy =, 1868 WI.
TIN AND STOVE DEPOT,

yfssaR lie Sn69crlber would respectfully call
the attention Of the people Of Point
%~I Pleasant, aud the country generally,
that he is Still carrying on The Timing business
at h, old Stand on Main street. next door be.
low h. Gilmore's Store, whore he is ready to
accommodate NJ whomay favor hin with their
patronage. He keeps constantly on hands all
kinds of Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware. Also a
good assortment Of Stoves of the most improved
patterns job Work and repairing ofall kinds
dome with neaincss and despatch upon the
wtll be given to ROOFING. SCOUTING, 10
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin
Ware JOHN LEONARD.
July ,, lS62-ho l7-lv.
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REGULAR KA NAWHA 4 CINCIN.
MATT PACKET.

@AALLEN COLLIER. Cart ! II.
-ssss.C J oHNsoN, CHARLES S0NNTAG,
Clerk Leaves Charleston, every Saturday
morning at 3 o'clock A NJ Leaves Cincinnati
every Tuesday evening at Ann
Especial attention given 10 III orders, or 10
the delivery ofletters and package for U. S.
Soldiers, or the trade Shi ppcrs may rely up.
on the punctuality Of the Allen Collier. For
Freight or Passage apply on Board. may Is
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PUTNAM COUNTY TO WIT:
To the Clerk Of the county Court of Putna

County;
We Gideon Frcdcricks, A. A. Uandlcy and
Jamo B budding, three frceboldcrs Of tiosaid
County, do hereby certify That by virtue Of q
warrant tous directed by ] Ohm Bowycr, jus.
ticc Of said county, we have this day on our
oaths viewed and appraised amare takes up by
A. r. Wcsaan, on his land as mn estray and as
sess the vaurof the horse nj fortv.fve dollars
the said mare is sorrel about 10 years old,
with blaze face right shouldr. larger than
the left, white spot in her right shoulder back
Of tho collar mark, right hind loot and right
fore foot white and nearly Is hands high. Civ.
en- under our hands this 81 day Of January,
1863. GIDEON FREDERICKS.
A. A. HANDLEY,
J.B. BUDDING.
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EAGLE MILLS,
s, CoMST0CK x co, ProprietOr'.
POINT PLEASANT, VA.

Giving 10 H. high price Of coal, 10, Ne
shall grind for custom only on Saturdays.-
Persons wishing Il can have their wheat GX'
changed on Fridays,
We charge The cigh for grinding wheat and
tina fifth for grinding com,
17rComc an Friday or Saturday II you want
to be sure Of finding tho Miller at home.
Those living on tho Kanawha river, and
wishing to send their wheat or corn to our mill
for the purpose Of having ground, or exchAn'
gcd aud not wishing to come with ii, can send
il down IN some OF the boats with instructions
bv letter, aud we will have it hauled up 10 the
Mill and huck FREE OF CHARGE.
T1'The highest market price paid for wheat,
aud corn Mt all times,
Juncl9 ly.pl5
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At Rules held in tho Clerks OiEea Of tha
Coanty Court Of putnameointy, in tho month
OF January. 1863.
John Bewyer,
vs.. In Debt.
Stephen D. Mason
'ENITE object Of this suit is to recover Of me
l. Defendant the sum Of 500, with legsl
interest thereon from the 9th day of September,
le6l. till paid
The defendant moi having entered his ap.
pcarnncc. and happening from m affidavit Ia
this cause. that said claim is just. and that thu
plaintiff has present Cause Of action therefor;
and it appearing further by said affidavit, that
the said defendant has voluntarily left his usl,
al place Of abode in tho said County of Putnnm
and has gone into tho armies ri the so called
"Confederate Stnies" beyond the reach Of ciyi
process issuing from said county, whore he last
resided, and that alEant believes tho eaid Ste.
phen y. Mason. has estate within the said
county Of Putnam.
Now, therefore. on motion Of tho pisintiG,
attorney, il is ordered that Che raid Stcphcp
D. Mason, do appear here within one month
after due publication and posting Of this order,
and dc. what is necessary 10 protect bis inter,
est in the premises
Teste:
GEO. K. MONTAGUE. Clerk.
Parks 4 Hoge,P. : jan 22w4.
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VIRGINIA. SIS:
At Rules held in tho Clerks Office of the
COUNTY Court Of Putnam county in the month
Of January, 1863.
George Montagucl
James A, Foster
THE object Of this auit is to recover Of the
defendant the SUN of sac up, n account stated
with legal interest theron.
And the Defendant James A. Foster not hav.
ing entered his appearance, and II appearing
by an affidavit in the case, that his said claim
Is Just, and that he has present cause of action
therefore and 1t appearing further by said afh
dayit, taat The said Jancs A. Foster has yolun.
tarily left his usual place OF abode and has
gone into the armies Of the so called "Confed
crate States" out Of the reach Of civil process
issuing from the county where no last resided,
and that the said defendant James A. Foster,
has estate within the said county Of Pptnam.
Now, therefore, on motion Of tho plaintiffs
Attorney 1t is ordered hath said defendant
James A. Foster do appear here within orc
month after duo publication Of this order and
do what is necessary TO protect his interest
IN tho premises
TEsTE:
GEO. r. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks y Hogc,pq jan 22wt.
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GEO. r. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
Parks 4 Hogc,pq jan 2owl.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-12-31
AMAssA COBB. ALEX. WILSON. JAS r. Soppo'n'
!. COBB. WILSON & SUDDUTH.

N l"-I (ForlnerIy NODD q ouuuutIJ
n AWYERS Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin,
\ will attend to professional business ana correspon-
J.nca as heretofore viii procure Pensions. obtain
Bonntes from the State and Federal Government, ana
prosecute claims against them upon any liberal terms
~ 0fica onnoste Court House, up stairs. 12y1