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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24
NEW ADyER FEsEMENTs.
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rsen Wanted for the EnVsslid
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HEADQUAKTERs PRovoST MAasHAL's OFFICE,
10th District of Ohio,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, June Is, 1868.
pY application at this office all those faithful
ID soldiers who from wounds or the hard
ships OF war are no longer fit Tor active field du.
", will be received in this Corps of Honor
Enlistm tment tor three years, unless sooner dis
charged. Pay and allowance same as tor Off.
GERS and mon oil the United States Infantry
except that no premiums or bounty for enlist
ments will be allowed. This will not nYali
date any pensions or bountles which may 10
due Tor previous services.
For the convenience of service the men will
be selected for three grades Of duty. Those
who are most efficient and able bodied and ca
pable OF performing guard duty, ctc., etc, will
be armed with muskets, and assigned to COM
panes in the First Battalion Those of the
next degree of efficiency, mclUding those VIII o
have lOsta hand or all arm and the least etiec-
tive, including those who have lost foot or a
leg, to companies of the Second or Third Bat.
taliion They will be armed with swords.
The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
guards and garrisons for cities, guards tur hos :
pItals aid other public buildings, and as cerks
orderlies, etc. II found necessary they may
be assigned to forts, etc.
For enlistment or further information apply
10 the Board of Enrolment for this District.
9I-Papers OF the District please copy lor the
benefit OF disabled soldiers,
DAVID McCAR fNEY,
Provost Marshal 10th District ONO.
June "a, 1863.
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CADIZ SENTINEL.

For the purpose Of giving every
man in this and adjoining counties, an
opportunity to read the CADlZ
SENTINEL during the coming cam
lign, which will be the most impor-
tant one on record, we have concluded
to send copy Of the CADIz SENTINEL
from July 8, 1868 to November 4,
1868, at the low price Of FIFTY
CENTS to each subscriber.
Here is an opportunity for all, DEM
ocrats, Republicans, and everybody
else, to have a good Democratic paper
to read during the campaign at very
cheap rate.
We personally request every sub
scriber we now have'to 60 to work in
his neighb orhool AMI induce all of
his neighbors to become subscribers
to the CADIz SENTINEL during the
present campaign. The price is so
low that all can take the SENTINEL
during the present campaign.
The SENTINEL will contain all the
War AMI Political news that 10 worth
publishing, besides Markets, County
News, &C.; and will continue to labor
for the restoration of the Union and
the preservation Of the Constitution.
The Democratic County Convention
will be held on Monday, July 6, 1868,
when the campaign will be fully open
cd in this county. Send in all the
pames you can against that time.
All orders for papers, accompanied
with the cash, should be addressed to
CHARLES n. ALLEN,
Cadiz, Ohio.
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For the Sentinel.
The Late Disturbance at Beers

For the Sentinel.
The Late Disturbance at Beers
willie.
EDITOR SENTINEL, DEAR SIR--In look
ing through the columns of the Cadiz Repnb
ljcan, noticed a falshood, headed "Had em
1'Gken off" The Truth OF the whole matter
is as follows: There came yonng man by
the name OF Rathburn into town On thst
day (the day of the war lneeting) who was
in possession OF Butternit bleastpin, and
be said he wished to keep it, as it was a
present to him. How it became known that
he had said breas,pin, he said was to him
unknown, as he had not showed it to any
person but the young man who came with
him, who proiessed 10 be his friend Yet by
some means there was great tumult raised
ebout it, swearing, threatening, yelling &C.,
to such an extent as 10 make it the duty OF
the officers of the Town to uterpese to keep
the peace, which was done according to law,
but the rioters raid no.attention to the com>
mands OF said ot1icers, hut continued on in
their riotous conduct, ard civil law was Sc
at defiance. AS to the Copperheads being
armed (or coppeIheads, butternuts and
Democrat means the same thing in Republi.
can parlance,) there was no such thing, ex-
cept perhaps one man who had been in the
country shear ing sheep that day, and who
had cone home late in the evening with his
sh ears in his hand, ard hearing the riot
said ior them not TO impose On the boy,
whereupon be was called rebel, and he
struck his accuFer in the face with the back
of his hand, and the crowd rallied and some
one struck him with o club, ard that was all
that it amC united to. 1t is generally under>
stood that the whole matter was pl eccn.
certed plot made up amongst a pack OF rows
dy "Loya aists" to try to get up "muss"
with Democrats, but if that was the object
it was an entire failure. The Democracy in
this ne ighborhood Gas they are every where
else,) are law abiding citizens.
As to the surrender spoken or The boy
agreed to give the breast pm to the youn &
man who came with him, upon the condi-
ton that he would return it to him, and tn e
yourg man gave it to some of the crowd to
look at whereupon it was Immediately des-
troyed by the mob in violation ofevery prin.
cipe Of honor, and Lieut.. Smith got no re
cruits and the row was the occasion of his
failure in the opinion of the people here.
Every proposition above set forth can be
fully attested by both Republican and Dem
ocratie citizens of the most respectable class
in this place.
Yours for the Constitution. the Union and
! t be execution of the laws.
AN EYE WI TNEss.
Dcersville, Ohio, June 10, 1868.
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Cadiz, Ohio.

Ever since our last issue we have
beenreceiving each day exciting items
Of war intelligence from the seat of
war> around Washington. All these
items when summed together show that
Lee, having got tired waiting on Hoo
ker, has marched his whole army north
ward, and that whilst o boly of rebel
cavalry has dashed over Maryland into
Pennsylvania, occupying Chambcts-
burg, the main body of his army is
somewhere in the region of the old
Bull Run battle ground, where it is
thought another big fight may occur
any day. Our troops have been driv,
en- from Winchester and Martinsburg
and the last intelligence says that
Haeper's Ferry has also been eyacua-
ted. Still other reports state that a
portion of the rebel force is in the vi>
cinity of Cumberland and Frederick,
Maryland, and General Kelley has
notified Gov. Pierpont that he is CON
wheel the enemy intend to push into
Western Pennsylvania and Virginia.
P.S Since writing the above, Gov.
Tod has sent the following very i'm
portant telegraphic dispatch to the Mil
itary Committee of Harrison county:
"CoLUMBUs, ONO, June %, '63.
'"To MILITARY COMMITTEE, CADIz,
OHIO: Dispatches from Gov. Pierpont
and Gen. Kelly render it quite certain
that our eastern border will be inva>
ded unless we promptly prepare to
repel it. Leave nothing undono to
stimulate recruiting in the six (6)
months service. I don't think these
troops will be wanted more than ff-
teen (l5) or twenty (20) days, but I
am not authorized to accept them for
shorter period than six months.
They shall be discharged from service
at the earliest moment practicable.
You had better meet the enemy at the
river than at your own doors.
"DAVID TOD, Governor.
The enemy must be driven from the
borders Of our own State, at whatever
sacrifice it may cost,
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For the Sentinel
Grand Union Demonstration AT
New Market. Harrison Co.,
Ohio, On Saturday, Juiy 4rAE,
1853.
All! Ali! both male and female, are re.
spectiully invited to attend; regardless OF
politics or political affinity, and join in cele.
braling the birth day of our Country.
The services of number of promin ent
speakers Of both parties are secured for the
occasion, among whom are Hon. Samuel Gal
loway and Hon G. V. Dorsey, OF Columbus;
Colonel L. r. Eckley, Hon. John A Bing>
ham, Hon. A L. Ready, Hon. Y. L. Jewett,
j. NJ. Estep, and others. A good band has
been secured for the occasion; and arrang
ments have been made with the S. & l. R.
r., to run excursion trains at half fare, &c.
Every facility Tor the comfort of those at
tending has been secured by the committee
of arrangements.
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Mrs. VMlInNSaygysnspR.

This excellent, christian lady, separated
from her husband in exile, must have felt the
full force of the harmonious action by the
Convention, when she received, through it7
President, Gov. Medill the news OF the nom
nation OF her husband, for whom she has
such devotion, and who was torn from her
side by ruthless soldiery at the mid hours
of the night. Thank God our noble Democ.
racy has big heart as well as sound mind :.
Glory to such mass of good, great and
brave men. Crisis.
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EsD@ Recruiting for the six months
service goes on very slowly in this
county. Two or three meeting have
been held, but as yet very few recruits
have been obtained. Orator Pitten>
ger wanted the ''boys of forty" to vol
unteer,'' and not to depend on the "boys
of twenty to do all the volunteering.
A very sensible suggestion; and it is
somewhat strange that it was not
thought Of before. We think, however,
that Secretary Stanton's order to Go
vernon Tod injures the six months vol
unteering more than anything else.
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CANDIDATES.

We have been requested toannounce
the names Of the following gentleman
as candidates for Office, subject to the
decision of the 9th of July Democrat
ic County Convention
Representatives,
WALTER JAMISON, Cadiz township.
Clerk,
A. B. MOORE. North Il"
Probate Judge,
MILTON HARVEY, Moorefield 90
Sheriff.
JAMES RITTENHOUSE, Archer
Treasurer,
JOHN MILLER, German
Commissioner,
LETCHWORTH BIRNEY, Franklin tp.
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CINcINNAT1, June 20.--Y Yesterday about
on, hundred of the 4th Kentucky (rebeD
cavalry crossed the Ohio river to Harrison
county Indiana, for the purpose of making a
raid into the interior, at New Orleans. The
rebels had skirmish with the home guards,
whom they repused. The rebels were mo.
wing toward the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road at last accounts. The militia, with the
convalescents from the hospitals at New AL.
bany and Louisville, have started in pursuit
Of tho rebels.
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B@-Some of the citizens Of Frank"
lin and Deersville requests US TO say
to orator Pittenger, that before he
makes any more speeches in those
places, he had better get Bingham to
write another speech for him, as the
one he now repeats has become stale
and worn out, especially the anecdotes.
A fellow discharged Republican soldier
specially makes the above request.
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Exec,niOr,s NnIice.

IN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as EXecutJr of the last will and tes-
lament of james Allen, late of Harrison eoun
ty Ohio, deceased. All persons interested
will take notice and govern themselves accor
dngy. MARK HoGGE Executor
June "a, l963-3t
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kM-A portion of Hanna's Cavalr,

Bsy a portion OF Hanna's Cavalry
company left for Columbus ON last
Tuesday moring. They are a fine
set Of fellows AS will be seen by
notice in to>day's paper, Hanna only
wants ten more men to fill op his COM
pany. Fall in.
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HGE~ The Trustees Of German town
ship, this county, meet in New Jeffer>
son, on next Saturday, June 27, 1868,
for the purpose of hearing claims for
exemption from Military duty.
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B@- Captain Carnahan announces
in the last Republican that he is not a
Paymaster in the U. S. Army; but is
still CaptaiG of Co. II, and has ''not
the least desire, at present, for a
change of position"
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naPThe s'Union Leaguers" Of New

arThe ''Union Leaguers' of New
Market are trying. to play strong
game in palming off their 4th Of July
celebration as a "no party" affair, but
it will not win. Mr.. Estap will not
be there. Better be honest, and call
the celebration by it's proper name.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24
RAILROAD Time TabIe.
rains on the Cadz Branch are now run

Trains on the CadZ braneh are ho" 'Ou
ming as follows:
c.4i. A15A.N. 9:I5 A. n. 3:l5 P. N.
Arrive al Cadiz 62o ii'@'
The train leaving Cadiz at AIS A. NJ, con-
n.o,s with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:l5 A. NJ connects
With the train going East, and the train lesv-
Sao At S;15 P. N. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24

HJH The firm Of L. Hatton and
father TRIES to be funny about the
Democratic meeting held in the Court
House Yard on the 9th inst, but it is
only a TRY.
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Cavalry Wanted.

II FIEApoUAaTERsP PRovosr M ARsHAL, 10TH DIST.
OF Quo, Barnesyille, June 9th, 1869.
DY authority OF the War Department am
ID authorized to receive Cavalry recruits,
with choice OF regiment, until the 22d INST
ANY and all that wish 10 join any Caval ry
company now in the service, can have CHI ance
by calling on me at tins cfiice until the 22d
and they will be mustered into the service and
furnished transportation.
All who would make sure OF csc aping the
coming draft would do we'll to apply before the
ed,
DAVID MCCARTNEY,
Provost Marshal 18th District Ohio.
nerPanara Of the Distr let conY till dal
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24

saEe Samuel Ferguson, Sutler Of
the 10th Ohio, arrived at home on
last Monday morning. He has lost
considerable by the rebel raids at
Martinsburg and vicinity. The 126.h
are now at Maryland Heights.
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Executors Notice,

THE undersigned have been duly appointed
Executors of the last will AMI testament
OF John Septer, late OF Harrison county, Ohio,
deceased
All persons indebted to the esta tie are re-
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present
them for allowance.
HENRY SEP FER,
June II, 1868 st Executors
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MOWER AND REAPER.

A S successor to the late firm of George &
N Wilson, have the Agency for the sale
of the Buckeye Mower and Reaper in the
counties of Jefferson, Harrison and Belmt mt
am now prepared to furnish all who may or
der at an early day. Those who delay order
ing until late in the season will, in sl proba-
bility be disappointed las at least fifty were
last season.) The immense popularity of these
Harpesters makes it impossible TOR the manu-
facturers to supply the demand. No pay or
note equired until the purchaser has tried and
found his machine satisfactory.
Cash price Buckeye Mower 1920 90
!" g Buckeye, Jr, 96 90
The purchaser in all cases pays tho freight
from the shop.
w. w. WILSON.
Cadiz, March 2j, 1853.
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HP Officers and men who have
been discharged from the service, will
find something to their interest by rea-
ding the advertisement of Provost
Marshall Mccartney in to-day's pa
per.
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Gail and Paw.

I want to start East in few days and all
that are indebted are requested to call and
pay. No iooling; will have the money il
| have to call alter it. Goods at cost for
ten days only.
JOHN COLEMAN.
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q ATTENTION.
MTT,TTTA.


NOTICE is hereby given TO the enrolled
Militia Of Cadz Township, that the towns
ship Trustees will hear and determine
claims for exemption from military within
twenty days next ensuing.
Any person thus enrolled claiming eyemp.
tions as sioresaid, by any of the laws Of
Congress or Of this Stale, or who claims that
he is exempt from said duty, on account Of
bodily infrmity or disability, shall before he
is excused form said military duty, produced
to the Trustees of the township the certii
cate OF surgeon of acknowledged Skill
stating clearly that such person is physically
unable to perform military duty, and shall
produce such other evidence in the case as
the Trustees may require.
JAMES M. PAUL,
Township Clerk
June II. 1S63-3t
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Sending Soldiers Papers.

The Abolitionists in Ohio are raisin 6
large sums of money topay for aboli-
ton newspapers to be sent to the SOL
diers in the army. The Democracy
ought to counteract this mo vement by
raising money and seeing to it that the
army is we'll supplied with COnstitu-
tional Union loving Democratic papers.
Every Democrat in Harrison county
should consider himself able to send
to some friend in the army the Senti-
,, mel or some other Democratic paper,
at least until after the election.
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Military EGtiCc.

We, the Trustees OF Cadiz Township,
will attend to hearing of claims of exemp-
ton from military duty under the late mill
tia law of the State, at the office of Joseph
Sharon, in Cadiz, on Saturday, June 9Th,
1868, between the hours Of o'clock and 5
o'clock Of said day.
JOHN c. JAMISON,
JOSEPH SHARON.
JAS. II. HAVERFIELD,
Trustees OF Cadiz Township.
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40 Pkg's M. Il. Raisins, in half and or
boxes. Also Figs, Prnues Dates. Almonds
cam Nuts, Peanuts, English Walaa.s: &c.
g., al " " !.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24

sE The Republican nominating
Convention for this county, comes off
on next Monday, June 30. The fol-
lowing names are announced in last
weeks Republican as candidates:
Clerk, John Fogle, Cadiz.
4" S. Mccormick, Cadiz.
Pros. Attorney, Anon Lennon, Cadiz.
W. P. Hays, "
Commissioner, Charles Wells, g
Representative, j. G. Jamison, "
J. G. Bargar, Stock.
Treasurer, F. Grace, North.
Senator, W. Beadle, "
This weeks Republican we suppose
will contain another batch of names.
That party is never scarce of office
seekers, and especiallyin in Cadiz town.
ship.
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browns Bronchial Troches, bestremody
ID in use, for affections OF the throat, recon-
euded for public speakers, Singc-s, &c. for
ale by j. BEALL,
Druggist and BOOKSELLER.
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D I Il .

On the 9th inst, at her residence in Sa>
lem township Jefferson county, Ohio, Mrs.
ELIZABETH BETz, wife of Mr. VIM Betz, in
the 9th year of fer age.
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], 1885,
One squsre tten linesl or less, three or
a. .anL srbs.oron, insertiOn. so
40 tb,ee montbs bs.,... 800
10 civ D,onths- 500
~ t,,cIvo mon,bs 800
:. 40 squares, three months '.......-' o'Oo
do elk months. s.............. o'Oo
40 twelve months s,..... 100
Three souares three months........... o,OO
do six months ths................ ll,uo
do twelve months. 1900
Prcfessi onal cards, one year....-....... o,oo
Legal advertisements, one or thrse in
sertions, per square of ten lines...... l,5O
Each subsequent insertion, per square,. 90
Divorce notices, not exceeding 90 lines. 800
Each additional ten lines .............. 200
Attachment notices. es.................. 2Qo
Administrators or Executors notices.. 2,oo
Announcement of marriages and deaths Tree
Obituary, charitable and religious tees
per line. ...'s..'s''.
Tabular advertisements will bs charged
at double price.
Business notices in local column, ten lines
or les ...... -. .'.-.'. '.''' i'Vo
31r All egal advertisements, divorce at
tachment, administrators executors, obituary,
charitable, religious and business Lotlces, to be
paid tor in all cases, IN advance.
r. HATTON, Editor Republican.
c. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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Hay@ Mr.. Walter. Jamison requests
us to say that his name was used as a
delegate to Columbus by the late SO
called Union Convention of this county,
without his knowledge or consc Mt.
He was not at the meeting nor did he
give it his sanction.
Several other Democrats names
were used in lhe same manner by that
meeting. But the political knaves
and gamblers who control the Repub-
lican party in this county can stoop to
anything, let it be ever so dishonora-
bic. They are proficient in that kind
OF business.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers of papers
IN Cndiz, to take effect from and after January
l le69.-
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Dg~ The Democracy of Harrison
county viii know their duty when they
read the call in another column Of the
Democratic Central Committee Of this
county for County Nominating Con-
yention to be held in Cadiz on Monday,
July 6, 1863. Every Democrat in the
county, and all others "who are in ia,
vor of the Union as it was and the
Constitution as it is, should attend
the township meetings; and all that
can should attend the County Conyen-
ton,
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g1- On our fourth page will be
found the Presidents Proclamation,
Governor Proclamation and Adjutant
General Hills Proclamation. The
Proclamation Of the new Military Com
mittee Of this county, and that Of the
Township Trustees of this (Cadiz)
township, will be found on this page.
These proclamations are allimportapt
and should be read by every one,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24

HaF Haiton's tries to stigmatize
"S. B. S." How ridiculous. rs. B. S.
is the head and front of the Republican
party in this county, as will be seen by
the prominence he receives from his
party. Governor Tod has made him
chairman Of the Military Committee
of this county, and removed Hatton.
At the late Republican State Conven-
ton he was the only delegate from this
county that was noticed, although
Richard himself was present as dele
gate. Richard you are nothing but a
"tadpole' in comparison with IS. B.
S.," in the estimation of your party.
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Mg%Our friends in the different
townships can do great deal for the
Democratic cause in this county, and
fer us, by reading the prospectus of
the "Campaign Sentinel, - and paying
heed to its suggestions. Let every
Democratic subscriber that we now
have do all he can towards circulating
our paper during the coming campaign.
A little time spent now in circulating
the documents" will do great good.
Let all try it, and they will receive our
Warmest thanks.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-06-24

HO Enrolling Clerk Fogle gives us
the following statistics for Cadiz and
Athens townships:
CAnIz VnmNs1I1n
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Provost Marshal 18th District Ohio.
RrPapers Of the District copy Till day.
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M. A RRIE-D.

June II, 1863-3t
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Military Committee Of Harrison county.
June 10, 1868.