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DRUGS.
BxOwNIS,. a SLOAN.

HAVE associated With M IN business NJ. 6 W.
sloan who has been an assistant I'M the store fer =
number ii years past Hereafter Tie business Viii be
continued Al the aid stand under the firm -
BROWNING a. SLOAN.
feel grateful tor the liberal patronage which ne nars
ever received-trust By strict attention % business and
the wants Of our customers TO merit and retain the
r. BROWNING
IL persons knowing themselves indebted 70 ne viii
please cali 81 their earliest convenience and make
setilementof same, snd obiige X BkoNNtS".
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VIII soon assemble, and the most important questions
will be brought before i, for determination one q
which the Emancipation and Colonization policy q the
President will vitality affect the future Of the country.
All interesting Congressional prooeedngs will be re-
ported in the Ssafia.T.
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READ. READ. READ.

rTtate and drench the kidneys and By constant
lead 70 chron degeneration and confirmed disease.
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DYsMENORHEA, OR PAM UL MENSTRUATION, AN
IN MENORkHAGIA UR PhOFUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATIoN

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"h0u ~ tue uund,ieu ie'na'e u oohs'at recurring
ease ana through neglect the seeds OF more grave ana
month Passes without an enor being MADE 10 assist ma
sweats come on and the consnmnti.n finally end her
career
LFUCORRHGA OR WHITES
inis ui>ease uePehus upon an ihnahlha'oh VI tne "u
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the buchu cubes u
nber the of these diseases and on them
for the want OF a better remedy.
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Has proved itself equal to the task that has devolved
upon IT,
DIURETICS.
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We have one Of the complete Printing Establish
the country Our facilities doing all kinds
Work, Book Plain or Ornamental. first class. We
have introduced the and fastest Presses and
added to Type all the modern styles. and employ
the best werkmen. We thus enabled furnish Jobs
promptly. guarantee satisfaction and accept low
prices
We have connected with our Job Department Adams
Superior Presses and prepared Stereotype
Presswork together with the Presswork for papers
at low figures.
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Diseases occurring from and the will be
entirely cured by the Constitution Water, aken for any
length of time The dose should vary with the severity
Of the disease, from twenty drops teasPOonful thr
times day. in During the passage of the Calcu-
lu the pam and urgent symptoms should be combatted
with the proper remedies followed up by the Con-
stitutiOn Water, above directed.
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LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

II has equal IN relieving the distressing ymp
toms Also, Headache. Heartburn. Acid >to ach Vom-
ing Food &c. Take tea poonful after dinner. The
dose in all may be increased desired but il should
be done gradually
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feb3-dl4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28
RELIEF oP SoLDIER's FAMILIEs.-

RELIEF OF SOLDIERS FAMILIES
Although the attention of the people
has been called to this subject time and
again, both by the papers and by the
soldiers themselves, very littleh has been
done towards remedying the evil. 1t
is but fair that people should fulfil
their obligations. They solSmnly pro-
missed these men that in their absence
their families should be taken care of
and protected. How have they, IN
most of the townships, fulfilled this
obigationl Would you believe it,
kind reader, as soon as these men left
their homes, they act as if they had
never made any prOmises-in utter
indifference on the subject. This
should not be. Some of the townships
have done ,nobly. Why could not all
do as well? 1T was your promises that
induced these noble men to volunteer,
as they thought in defense of the I'm
ion. Will you desert their families
now? Never let this crime lay at the
door Of Harrison county, but arouse
to the effort, and you will be success
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Capt. Co. II, 18th Reg. D.
From the 7Ath OhiO--Letter from
Liesst. McHiravy.

MuRFREEsBoRo, JAM 10, 1868
FRrEND ALLEN.-lla Having nothing to do
will employ myself in giving your readers
a small sketch OF the fight before Murirees-
boro, in which l took an active part. On
the morning of the Both Of December, 1862,
the 9th Division was ordere9 to AXE their
posilionlin the centre of the Army OF the
Cumberland. This division consists Of the
29th brigade and the 7th brigade, the latter
was commanded BY Col John f. Miller, the
29th by Col. Stanley These two brigades
took their position in dense thicket OF Ce'
dars, where we remained till the morning
Of the 3lst, when Col. Miller was ordered
out to take his position for the day. We
remained sill until the rebels drove back
Gen. McCook on our right. Then heavy
cannonading comme need all along the lines.
The artillery that the 7ih brigade supported
run out Of ammunition. The brigade stood
up to it like brave men, never flinching. but
alas, the rebels were rather too strong for US
at that point, so we were ordered to retreat.
This we did through dense thicket Of Ce>
dars, The rebels after us yelling "Bull Ram
.Bull Rum But the run soon changed
when we got out OF the thicket so that onr
men could see the Stars and Stripes. They
soon were rallied and fit for duty, except
some stragglers that broke for Nashville. -
Then came our time to cheer. The rebels
fell on our right and LETT as we throwed
their ranks in confusion, and they were for
ced To retreat as best they could. Night
came on, and all was quiet once more. We
then built small fires, made some coffee, and
eat few 'hard tacks,' and retired to our
muddy couches, for it had rained the princi,
pal part OF the day. The next morning we
were aroused by the roaring Of cannon and
the rafting OF musketry. We were soon
under arms and ready to meet the 'oe, being
anxious to put an end to the contest, and
rest our wearied limbs in this desola,ed and
uninhabited town, once called "MURFREEs.
DoRo." The canhonading soon ceased and
nothing Of importance transpired through
the day except some heavy skrmishing along
the lines. Night again came on, and all was
STILL So we spent our New Years day. ~
The next morning ell was calm--nothing
apparently going on We learnt afterwards
that the rsbele had been viewing our lines
to fad our weakest point. but alas for them,
instead oI finding weak place in our lines
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they found one that was dOubly strong
They attacked our lef and drove 1t back
some distance, but Gen. ROsecrsns attacked
Gen. NsgIsy's division to reinforce them
His command was promptly obeyed, and We
drove the rebels bowling before US, taking
three pieces Of artillery and large number
OF prisoners.
The friends Of 70. G may be anxious to
know how We hred in this contest. We
had none killed and but eight wounded, viz
NJ. K. McFadden, slightly, in the leg; The
odore Liggett. slightly, in the leg; Leandsr
Baker, slightly, in the leg; Hiram Cox, se-
verely, in the mouth; John Handy, severely
in the thigh; Clark Mansfield, slightly, in
the ankle; Abraham Dennis, slightly in the
arm; VIM. Chambers, slightly, in the elbow.
None of these wounds arc supposed to bo
dangerous. p
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ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.
From The E3th 0hiO--Lctter frOsr
Captain Garnallhn.

From The E3th OhiO--Lctter frOsn
Captain GarnaEisn.
CAMP NEAR MuRFREEsBoRo, TENN.,l
January H. 1853.
Ed. SENTINEL. The casualties in Co. Fl
18th Regiment. 0. V. l., during the battle
before MufiIeesboro, is as follows:
KILLED
Lieutenant John Fox, privates Jos eph
Moody, Benjamin L. Bell, and Owen Il.
Jenkins.
WOUNDED.
Sergeant Frank Meay, severely in the
ankle, private Edward Homer, slightly in
The LETT hip, private Joseph Ferril, slightly
in the thigh, private Augustus McElwayne,
slightly 10 the ankle,
Corporal John Butler, corporal John Mar
tin, privaes Robert Gamble, William Host,
Harris Hatton, Charles Leslie. I,rael Phil
lips. samuel Tweed, Joseph Marley, Dan
iel Graybil, Arthur White and Edward
Young.
OF the missing, William Host and Samuel
Tweel were taken prisoners. Edward
Young was wounded in the hand and also
taken prisoner. The remaining nine are
still unaccounted for, though it is fair to pre-.
sumo they Tell into the hands Of the enemy
| went into the battle with my company
numbering thirty seven meu, and came out
with but sixteen.
The wounGed are now in the Nashville
Hospital and are we'll cared for.
Il. L. CARNAHAN,
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TIE BIRTu-DAY OF WASHINGTON

TIE BIRTm-DAY OF WASHINGTON.
The 22d ofFebruary, the anniversa-
ry of the birth of the Father of his
Countryside pride of Amcrica-
GEORGE WASHINGTON, should never
be allowed to pass without some de-
monstration in honor of his memory.
1t brings to the minds of all his histo-
ry, and creates desires in the young
for imitation. We understand that the
Nj. E. Sabbath School in this place in
tend celebrating it with concert.
This would be very appropriate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

g@- Godey's Lady's Book, for Febs
ruary, has been received. This num>
Der, like allits predecessors, contains
a beautiful steel engraving and dou-
ble-extension colored fashion plate,
besides a host Of patterns Of different
kinds, that are interesting to the La
dies. The worldwide reputation Of
this magazine, needs no recommends
ton from thisquarter. Three dollars
per year. Address, I. a, Cooley, 1913
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEWS!

General Burnside has been relieved
of the command of the Army Of the
Potomac, and General Hooker sue
ceeds him. 1t is also understood that
Generals Sumner and Franklin have
been relieved from the command of
the right and left grand divisions
Gen. Burnside issued a feeling parting
address to his late army.
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Ga1- We notice that Colonel VIM.
B. Cassidy, of the Sixty-ninth Ohio
Regiment, has been dishonorably dis
missed from the service by General
Rosencrans for drunkenness. Capt.
Ilanna's company, and the squad ta>
ken by Lieut.. I. B. Hoffman, both Of
this county, were attached to the Goth
Ohio. = @3htl
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rhe receipts at the Morgan House Yard
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10.
The fat cattle sold at Phillips Avenue
Drove Yard during the week, amounted to
1857 head. Prices ranged at 6@l0c per
pound.
rs Cows found buyers at S18 to $50 per
head for sprngors, and $40 TO $40 for cows
and calves.
The Sheep dispos Of were 3,400 at 6 to
64e per b, gross, Tor first quality, and 5 to
51ac for ordinary.
go Hogs sold at Sc to Sc rs per cwt,
net. At lmhoif's, 2,725 hogs netted from
IS Is to Sc so per cwt.
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Lieut.. T. L. McILRAVY,
Comd'g. Co. G, T4th o. V. l.

t-We notice, by the proceedings that
Hon. John A. Bingham has introduced a
b Il TO appropriate ten millions OF dollars OF
the peoples money to emancipate slaves in
MARYLAND. The 5lst and 8O!h Ohio regi-
ments, made up in Bingham's district have
not been paid cent in halfa year. Why
give away the public money to free negroes
while the soldiers are unpaid and their lam
lilies staIying!-O. Democrat.
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segWe are under Obligations to

saE We are under obligations to
friendsin different parts Of the county,
for names of new subscribers, accom>
panied with the cash, received during
the past week. Such kindness on the
partofour friends, greatly encourages us
in our labors to buildup and sustain the
Democratic cause in Harrison county.
Let all of our subscribers use their ut
most exertions at this time towards in
creasing our circulation, and we will
guarantee Harrison county to 60 Dem
ocratic next fall. All the people want
now is 'light;' and there is no better
way Of disseminating that slight than
through the County Democratic paper.
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BRiNe in THE PETITIoNs.-.-H


BRiNG in THE PETITIoNs.---It is
very desirable that ALL the the petit
tons in circulation in this county, pray
ing for. the exclusion Of negroes from
Ohio, should be handed to us before
the last Of this week, as we wish to
send them to'Golumbus. They might
be a saALI;argnment to Messrs. La
than and Welsh towardsinducing them
toyote for the passage Of the bill now
pending in tho Legislature, which has
for its object the submission Of that
Question to the voters Of Ohio at the
next annual election, BY all means
send in the petitions immediately.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
Pensions, 8ounties and Arrears
Of Paw.


ITO persons having claims agsinsi the Gov
j. eminent tor PENSIONS, BOUNT1ES
and ARREARS OF PAY will, upon sppllca-
tion by leusr or in person with a statemen, OF
their case. FURNISH ALL INsTRUC rlONS
and blanks necessary TO establish their claims
for the sSm Of s l.
Having been employed in the War Depart
ment at Washington tor eight mon ths last past,
have made myself thoroughly acquainted
with the proper mode Of transscting business In
the var'01s departments Of Government, and
those entrusing their business 10 me will have
IL attended TO with promptnsss, fidelity and up
on the most reasonable terms.
c. aims for HORSES or other property lost or
destroyed in the servire Of the United States
or by military authority, balances due dischar-
2ed soldiers. &c, will receive special aitsn nti0R.
Add rsss r. o. Box 3U7. Ofice in Kilgore =
old Building, directly over McC1nyIlle's Store,
Market street, SisubenVile, Ohio.
DAVID +. CABLE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Sleubenvills, Dec. II, l502-9n
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cny Cattle VTarIkes.
ALLEGHENY CITY, Jan %.


The weather as usual has been very chang
able The drovers have had jolly time.--
The receipts had fallen off and prices have
advanced. The ElsteIn markets, especially
New York, has further advanced their rates,
Notwithstanding the stock was inferior to
that offered last week. On Monday and
Tuesday the principle receipts were shipped
East, the balance were pretty much taken
by contractors for the army. When we left
the pens were pretty we'll cleared out.
CATTLE The lowest rates were 224c,
the highest 334c. The cattle was only the
medium grade; market closed firm.
Hoes was in fair demand the lowest rates
being S.; the highest 81 IL.
SHEEP have materially advanced under
light receipts; one sale was made at So 05
y head.
The receipts at the Morgan House Yard
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Agricultural NIcetissg.

There will be meeting OF the members
OF the HARRISON County Agricultural Society
held in the Court House in Cadiz, on Satur-
day, the 7th day of February, 1868, at 10
O'Clock on said day, for the purpose OF adop
ting premium list for the next Fair. 1t is
desired that there be full meeting. By or
der. JACOB JARVIS, Sec'y.
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Ray A bill is before the Legislature
of Ohio, authorizing the levying of a
tax Of one mill, and empowering the
county commissioners of counties where
it is thought necessary, tolcvy an addi-
tional half mill for the relief of fami-
lies of volunteers.
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-. W." carved upon the handle. Priced
not SO muchior its value, but as family
relic. Any one fading the above and leaving
it at this office, will receive the grateful &C,
Acknowledgements df
WALTER B. BEEBE,
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M We understand from nersnn.

pa We understand from persons
who have come from the 99th Ohio,
during the past week, that Capt. Butts
of that regiment, has resigned on ac-
count Of poor health.
Wewere misinformed when we sta-
ted some weeks since, that Lieutenant
Mccullough Of thatregiment, had re-
signed. He is still with his regiment,
doing good service.
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or Subscribers finding hi, mark I on he
nargia Of liseir paper, may knO,o that The
Zine far tohtch they haze paid their subscription
TO The Sentinel is about sapirfng. They are
requested 10 renitas soon as hey see ais mark
I, as no pOpers are sent from hs office uphI
paid Jfor. 20 @sa4 80 sp.
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z NsnL Lieutent VIM. P. Saunders Of
the .98th Ohio, arrived at his home in
llopedale, this county, on last satur-
day evening. He is in poor health.
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r The St. Clairsville papers in
form us that Z. E. Kennon, Adjutant
of the 98th Ohio, has resigned his
place, on account of i'll health.
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nsB~ Two millions one hundred and
forty-one thousand bushels of coal left
Pittsburgh during the past week for
the down river country. The recent
heavy rains and SHOWS have raised the
river very much. There was thirty
six feet Of water in the channel at
Wheeling one day last week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-28

Heg' The great snow, which, last
week threatened to cover all terrestrial
objects, has, beneath the genial rays
of a warm sun, almost disappeared.
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LETTERS FROM THE ARMY.-We

LETTERS FROM TIE ARMY.--We
publish this week two very interesting
letters from the army-one from Capt.
Carnahan, commanding company II,
18th Ohio, the first company given
by Harrison county to the present
war; and the other from Lieutenant
McIlravy, commanding company G,
18th Ohio, the company formerly com
manded by the lamented Captain
Bostwick. vq u.
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NEW ADVERTISE EVE ENTS.
John Me1any's Estate.

M Office is hereby given that the under
lS signed has been duly appointed and quail
flied ~ administrator on the estate Of Johr
Melany, Iats Of Harrisnn county, ohio, de.
ceased. Those int, rested will pleass .ake no,
tice. JAMES M. BR tDFORD.
Administrator.
Jan. 2s. l863-3t 4&
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M A R.R.TEID

On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
officiating minister by Rev L. B Perkins,
Mr.. THOMAS CHANNEL to Mis- ELIZABETH
LILLE, all Of Harrison county, Ohio,
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The following prices OF advertising have
been agreed upon by the publisher Of papers
in Cadiz, 10 take effect from aud after January
l. 1861 sraaFtli fH
One squire tten linesi or less, three or
less inseriiOns.!&. .................. l,50l
de- each subsequent insertion. So
do three rnenths. as. ....... ..Fy 300
do six months. 500
do sst twelve months .........!..i 500
Two squares, three months s.... 500
L.. d0e1 a6six months. hs......s.........I 500
do q u twelve months. ..s........ IL, 90
Three squares, three months. s............ 500
do ak months.... ............ HOO
do twelve months hs.......... 1900
Prof6ssi onal cards, one year......... SEQ
Legal advertisements, one or three in
sertions, per square OF ten ines...... $50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,.. 3 so
Divorce notices, not EXCEEDING % lines 500
Each additional ten lines ............. 200
Attachment notices. :. 2 GO
Administrators A or Executors notices.. 200
Announcement OF m arriages and desths Tree,
Obituary, charitable and religious notices
per line e..........y.s...... D
Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price.
Business notices in local column, ten lines
or less .............,. ........... l,UO
Or All legal adverlsements, divorce, at
tachmenL ndm'nistrator's executors, obituary
charitable, religious aud business notices, 10 be
paid ior in a II cases, IN advance.
k. IlATTON, Editor Republican.
G. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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a74, Main street. Wheeling. Wa.
CtTONE & THOMAS announce to their
- friends and the public that they are in re-
ceipt OF their stock of Fall aud Winter Goods
embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties
Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, Milin-
cry Goods OF every variety Notions, and Va
rieties generally, comprising the largest, and
in some respects, the most desirable we ever
brought, to the city. Our customers may rest
assured that they vii, reap all the adva MIA ges
thst fair dealing, long experience, close at !.
with Cash, can give them, We buy most of
our guode with cash. directly from the man.
ufacturers and Importers, and from close cash
AnctIon houses, thereby saving large per
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
a. large Jobbing Trade, and invite the attention
of Merchants to our siock before buying, and
Taiors TO our stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestipqs.
Without particuarizing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock in the city OF the follow.
ing as we'll as all goods.
Dress Silks, OF every style and price.
Millinery goods, siiss, velvets. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods,
Goods for Friend IS wear and travelling.
Shawis OF every grade and price.
Plaids Il Prints, &, worsted fabrics for dresses
Cloaks and CIoaking Prints, Ticks Mnslins,
Flannels, Blankets, and goots for Men
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shall sell cheaper.
Our stock of FURS will Sc foust to be very
desirable. We ask attention % our stock OF
Carpotng, etc, which is We. tull and at low
prices.
All goods sold at small advance on pur.
chase.
Persons making purchases in the city will find
it to their interest greatly to give us call be-
tore buying,
Parcels sent to any part Of The city FREE.
Remember the sign of the Golden ae .Hiye, =
near the Suspension Bridge.
STONE T. THOMAS.
Nov 7. l961-tf
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Guardians Sale.


TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate
L Court of Harrison County Ohio, made on
the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1863, in the
case OF A Jul Schreiber, Guardian OF Rachel
F.. and Lewis D Winrod against his wards,
the under signed viii! on the l4lh day Of Febru-
ary, A.. ID 1868 at IL O'Clock, on the premises,
offer at public sale, the following described
real estate, situate in Harrison county. Stale
of Ohio, to wit: North east quarter OF Section
sixteen, In Township ten, range six, in the
SteubenviIle Land District, containing seventy
two acres, more or less.
Terms OF Sale--One third cash on the day
of sale, one third in one and one-third in two
years from the day oi sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, and the deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate of 8 pei
cent per annun, payable annu ally.
Appraised at $e50,0
A. JUL SCHRElBER,
Guardian Of Rachel f.
and Lewis d. Winrod.
PHILP DoNAHrR, Atty.
Jan ID, lS63-4t
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,,a,Iroad Time Table.

Tr.;ns osI,,is cAdia' Branch are nov run
ming as follows.
Lesse a;e ~ Cadiz 7,45 =. Has +" 7A5
Tn. train leaving Cadiz at 5:35A. NJ, con-
D.c,s with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at $50 A. M. connects
with the train going East, and the train leav-
ing cat $50 p NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.