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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Philadelphia Cattle vi .rket.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.
The market contigues dull and prices
have declined; about 2 TOO aead arrived and
sold at prices ranging from l0@lOH for ex.
ira, which are scarce; 3 85a @9Ia for far to
good, and 7@7la for common. as to quality.
The market closed dull, and sales Of com
mon to fair quality steers were made at 10 W
er prices than the above.
Hoas--The maj ket is very firm and prices
have advanced. About $500 head have been
disposed o. at the different yards at prces
ranging from 81 so up to 50 y cwt. accord
ing to quality.
SHEEP. Are dull and prices rather lower
about 1000 head arrived and sold this week
at the Avanue Drove Yard, at prices ranging
from 424@5M II ib, gross, the later rate tor
extra.
|. Cows-There is fair demand at about
previous rates; $50 head sold this week at
lorom $20@40 U head tor COW and calf, as
10 quality; old lean cows are selling from
$14@16 y head. ~ g.1.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Prices Rising.

Paper stock, Printers Ink, and ev-
cry other article used in the publica.
tion Of newspapers has recently ad'
vaaced from 20 to 80 per cent, AID
every indication of going still higher.
We were informed, by q manufacturer
Of Printer Inks, few days ago, that
he was compelled to pay $50 per barr
rel for or'resin, when formerly he paid
less that ten, and predicted that, be-
fore January, ink would be worth VI, %
per pound, which one year ago we
could purchase for twenty cents. Pa
per, which heretofore could be pur-
chased for ten cents per pound, now
is more than double that sum, and
from all appearances, if Mr.. Chasc's
prediction is fulfilled, that man will
soon be compelled to pay a "thousand
dollars for a breakfast" it will not be
too much to infer that he will have to
pay $40 for his newspaper while that
breakfast is being prepared. Those
of our subscribers who get the
paper all the year round at the
present low cost, $3.50 q year,
can scarcely realize how the expenses
of publishing it are augmented by
this rise in materials. We advise our
readers to save up every scrap of rag
or paper about the house, for if the
white paper still continues to advance,
the saving may add no little item to
the domestic income. Who knows but
that the old castsoff garment, or the
yellow wrapping from the grocery, dis
posed of in this way, may return
again to the family, either as a newly
printed Sentinel, or perhaps contained
in the volatile texture Of Greenback.
We urge economy upon all, and if our
advice is adopted, we are well assured
it will be vastly to the interest of our
renders, for which we charge nothing,
but would ask our friends to take the
knowledge of this additional expense
into consideration, and exert them
selves to send in additional suhscri-
bers, and also see that their own sub
scriptions are promptly paid, so that
our lists may be increased, and our fl
nances replenished, to meet this addi>
tional draft upon our ''ready John
Davis" -----
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
New York Cnltle Market.

New YORK, Dec. Q, 1868
BEEvEs-The market OF last week was
succeeded by one of equal bri|kne's Dur
i;g the present one the m .rket oJsnAd IN ID
crate, with supply OF about $500 head,
which number was augmented during the
day to about 8 500. The bulk Of the stock
on sale being OF rather inferior quality. The
higher grades brought slight advance to
day.
STEERS Poor and common, 6@7c; com
mon to. medium, ~ @9Iac, common to
good. 81 F10c; good to Prime, LOG lOAci
choice, lie; with few as high as llIac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS demand quite active.
and the supply OF good Sheep very limited.
The market has taken an upward turn. -
Live stock has been iav,rahly affected, and
in some instances fully Ac better prices
have been paid at the clio oe. Common to
good sheep, alive, 4@4 Z C; lair to prime, "A
prime to choice, 5A@424c; ayr to good
lambs, So SO; good to prime, So 25@4, per
head
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Legal Notice.

Alexander Moore. Adminis'tor
of the estate Of Robert A. Probate Court
Clark, decd
versus tf1arri son Co.,
James Clark, Thomas Clark,
and William Clark et al heirs Ohio.
OF said Robert A Clark. decdJ fT'
THE said janis, Thomas and William
Clark are hereby informed that ON the day
OF December, 1868. HE petition ~ A1m.n-
istrat Of the estate Of Robert A Clark ds'c1,
in the Probate c>url + s,ii Harris m Comfy,
Tor the sale of the real est"te of said deeedent:
and shall in pursuance OF the prayer of siid
petition on the 9th day OF January 1854, or as
soon thereafter AS c,unssl can be heard, ask
tor the sale Of the following real estate of
which the said Robert A Clark died, seized,
or 30 much thereof as may be necessary TO pay
his debts, to wit. the farm conveyed to hin by
Thomas Irons ana Others, being part of sec.
tion GA in Township tl2j Rlnss (7) il the
S,eubenyile land District in said County OF
Harrison, containing seventy FIVE acres more
or less.
ALEXANDER MOORE, Adn'r.
ByJ. NJ. EsrEP, his attorney.
Dee g. lS63-it
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Baltimore q Ohio R. 10.

The advertisement of this popular
,horoughfare will he found in another
column. 1t is the best managed (for
its length and best equipped of any
railroad in the United States that we
have any knowledge Of. 1t is now
protected by strong military force,
and passengers can feel perfectly safe
in travelling over it. Freight is car
ried over it with promptness and dis
patch. The scenery is delightful, and
we would advise all who wish to take
trip to Baltimore or Washington to
take trip over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
nag We have as yet learned but

% o.
!. Rsy- We have as yet learned but
the names of three persons from this
county who we're injured at the late
battle near Chattanooga. They are
Messrs. McMillen, Garvin and Jones,
of Company X, Goth Ohio.
P. S. Since writing the above,
we learn from a private letter that
Isaac Miller, Foster Lewis and John
yankirk Of the same company were
killed, and Joseph Hefing mortally
wounded. Jones, McMillen's and
Garvin's wounds are slight.
A note from w. II. Host, Esq, in
forms us that Company /, 18th Ohio
are all we'll. 51l
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09


In@- Sam Ferguson always keeps
up with the times--as any.personcan-
not fail to perceive who will give his
establishment call. His stock Of
goods for the holidays is suberb--i in
fact.is. magnificent. And thentevery-
body likesto buy from Sam; he is SO
clever and accommodating. And:then
he charges but small profit don't tax
yon h per cent? that collapses the pock
,o...I ,Nfavy as&%NtsS
ct book. sg,el n, &.oe ,.s, S3gg
8gsl x sustf Il }iy aty.(lE -.
The goysters Sam Serves his custom,
ers with, ave positively .ssiayising. p
t'IoPa ss's;' w. @l...-@-.- s~~astas4 4@.4. M
'sat4lFNa Tn ssgS%2 sss
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

GW2 The draft men complain much
at being compelled to go to Barnes
yiilstto. prove exemptions. 1t should
have been at each County Court House,
but the fault is az Washington, and
mot with the Provost Marshal. The
expense will be at least $4,000 TO a
county, all which could have been sa-
yed to the Government Treasury.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

Arravui OF n Louisiana Congress.
sIonal Delegation at wash
tDEtoB.
A special dspatch 10 the Cincinnati En-
quirer says, under date OF Washington, Dec.
81 .-H".r.
The new Governor elect Of Louisiana, to-
gather with the Congressional delegation,
five members in all, have arrived here
They will. on Monday next, take their seat
claiming that they were fairly and properly
eiected. Il rests with the Clerk, Mr.
Etheridge, to place their names on the roll
call. 1.-The should do so, they will prub'
ably hold the balance OF power in the organ
izstion. One thing is certain they will vote
against the Republican caucns nomination
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

Ha~ Beall's is just the place to 60
for your Holiday presents. You can
get anything in the fancy line you
may desire. The Dr.. isalways ready
and willing to accommodate all who
favor him with ,call.t Go soon, and
secure something nice for Christmas
gift for your friend. His Photograph
Albums are splendid. aay o
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

County, ono.
Rachel singhsuse, AIexanderl
Saxton and Jane Saxton.
VS.. Petition
Sarah tIoales, (widow) Ann
Healea, Sarah Healea Belinda for
Bu-by and Martin V Bnsby,
Edward fIenlea, George Hea. Partitio
lea, Samuel Heaea, Joseph
HeaIea and Thomas Healaa, Sr
and Thomas Heatea, ,Jr.
T1NHf, said Sarah HeaIea (wtowl Ann Hea
L lea and tt e said oths. heirs nd devisees
OF Edward tieaIea, Sc late of Harrison coun.
iy, Oh O. deceased, will take notice that pc
ttion was filed against them on the Sd day Of
December. A. d. 1853, n the said Court of
Common Peas, by sad Rachel Singhause
Alex nder Saxton anl'Jane, his wife and is
now pending, wher"i said petitioners demand
partition OF the foil owing reai estate. Of which
SAID Edward tle,lca Sr,, died seitei in said
llarrison county, to-wlr Tue south west part
OF tile south west lu arter of section 25 in
the North part OF the North East quarter of
section 36 in towns zip 9; and range 4 contain
Ing / 10 ucres; also the middle part OF the west
side OF section &c. township 9, afd range 4,
containing 3jh acres: also part OF th} sIlth
halt OF The south east quarter o! sscti)a 81 in
township 10, range 4, containing acres all in
the SteuoenyilIe Land District, and at the next
term OF sail court commencing February |,
1854, said PetiEluL RS will alpty tot al oid5r
tor the assignment OF DoWor to said Sar III
iieaiea twlIoH) ami that partition may be
made Of said premises,
M. ESTEP,
Attorney for DenAlndants.
! Dec. 8, l663-6t. ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

ETThe Cincinnati Commercials Colum
bus correspondent telegrapbed to that paper,
that Governor Tod and his Secretaries were
still bu in the Governors Office during
Sunday sending and receiving dispatches in
reference to the escape of Morgan. Why
this lie was told, we cannot conceive unless
it is admitted that Tod ought to have been
engaged as represented. Instead Of that. he
and Qusrtermaster Wright leff Columbus on
Sunday within eight hours after Morgan's
escape became known, and came 10 Newark
where they remained till Monday morning.
We have not heard that they any place in
Newark for Morgan unless they may have
visited Morath's brewery for that purpose
Newark Advocate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa,
R E O r e ~ Z ID
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH
fare il again open for

R f o H e NED
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH
fare is again open for
Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK with ali
recent improvements and the Bri lges aud
Track are again in snbstsntial conf tioi The
well earned reputation of this road f,r SPEED,
SECURITY AND COMFORT, will bs m IRE
than sustained under the reorganization of it's
business
In addition to the Unequalsi Attractions OF
Scenery heretofore conceded to thi. route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border have as.ocia.
ted numerous points on the road, between tn
Ohio river and Harper's Ferry, with painful
but instructive interest.
CONNECTIONS
AT the Ohio Riyor with the Cleveland and Pitts
burg, Central Ohio and Marietta and Ci1cinl a.
u Railroads; and, through them, with the W hole
Railway System of the Northwest, Central
West and Southwest. AT Tie WASH 2 ton
Junction with the Washington Ban ch Tor
Washington City and the Lower Polam ac "A I
Baltimore with four daily trains for Philadsl.
phia and New York. r. 10y ttN
TWO d. ,LLARs additional on Throu gh
Tickets to B,lti,nore OF the Northern Chi es |;
give the privilege Of yfsitihg WashlneroI = ity
This Is the ONLY ROUTE BY winch pass,n.
gers can procure through tickets and through
checks TO washington Y W a-@+s~
W.P. Smith, Master of
Transportation, Baltimore.
J. H.. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent,
Bellair o, Ohio. w ~ a 10
I'M. COLE, Con; Ticket Ag T. Baltimore.
Dec.s, 1sss-ly 80 -. n@A --t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

) aaT Chris. Meidel is receiving a
new stock of Hardware. Chris. al
ways keeps up his variety by fresh i'm.
portations from headquarters. When
gan want anything in. his line, and
want good article, be sure and call
on Meidcl-ho keeps the articlc.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

Ba% Secretary Stanton has appoint
ed Judge Bostwick, of CadiE, R.
Marsh, Of Steubenville, and B. Cowen,
of St. Clairsville, Commissioners, du-
ring the war, to report upon prisoners
for 'uial or discharge, under the trea-
son acts. .-..,.----.----
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09

0TWhen an Aboli.ioniSt prays for peace
he mentions the particular kind Of peace he
wants Oh, Lord, give as peace, but not a
dishonoraRe peace!" Just as il the Almigh
ty was as bad as himself and as likely to do
dishonorable act.
HALF A MILLION Our OF CoNTRAcrs -
The New York correspondent OF the B0s
ton Post says there is BOstonian there who
has piled up the snug little sum Of five hun.
dred thousand dollars within two years, as
he acknowledges out Of his Government con
tracts. lie seems to have had happy fac.
ulty. Of making friends Of the various Quar-
'ermasters with whom he did business
Hence his good luck. ....
0TAn Eastern paper says it Is the opin
ion out West that the Ohio river ought to be
enlarged. Perhaps that will be one OF the
features Of the New Union with the mod
ern Improvements"
OF The Old and New School Presbyter
ian Church in New Philadelphia, Oaio, have
united as one church. under the pas'orlal
care of Rev. d. 4. Wells. in connection with
the Presbytery Of S.eub,nvllle
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Rejoicing over yaiiandigham's
... - Defeat.

The New York Daily Tribune. Of October
18th. confirms letter, dated Atlanta, (Geor
gia. October 10th, which says that the news
of Vallsndigham's defeat caused general re
joicing'' in that place. We are not surpris
ed that tie rebels should rejoice when their
allies in the work of destroying the Union
are su .cessful at the polls in debating men
like ValaLdigham who desire reconstruc'
tion Of the Union upon the basis Of the Con.
stitution,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
r HE DRAFTI
THE DIR AFT!

THE President has called for 30o,o)o more
men for the army.
lie has given until tho 5th of January next
to fl the call by Voluntary Enl,stmants,
and thin if not done the DRAFT WILL
SURELY TAKE PLACE
Who does n II wish to avid and save their
County of a Draft NJ ONE!
Let all who still love their country and de-
sire its perpetuation, go to work, and, sinking
the partisan in the patriot, co Operate one with
the other, until tue quo.a of this county (2li
mem is ra ised.
II can ue done by united and spontaneous
action. Those who cannot go can give their
money. counsel and Influence. YOU MUSE
INCREASE The BOUNTY and REDOUBLE
THEIR Et FORTS TO re lieve yourselves OF
the Draft, ..-
Come 10 the Rescue! One and All!
For full information as to boantles, &c., call
at my Headquarters at COURT HOUSE in
CADlZ.
JOHN S. PEARCE,
.rsu Col 9Sth Regiment, o. l.,
and Recruiting Officer.
Cadiz, Nov. 80, 1853.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Legal Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Hurrison
T,,.,t,, nI;o
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-09
Raiiroad riIne Tabie'
NEW A ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers Of papers
In Cpdiz, TO take effect from and after January
I, 1861
, 1863-03-12
The Law or Newspapers,

t-subscrbers who do give express notice to the
trary are considered wishing to continue their subscription
2f subscribers order their papers publishers
may continue them until all charges are paid.
" subscribers neglect refuse TO take their papers from
the Office place which they sent they responsible
until they settle the bin and give notice TO discontinue them
Af subscribers move other places without Informing
the publisher and the sent TO the former direction
they held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be given.
B-The courts have decided refusing paper
periodical the office, removing aud leaving uneaed
fOP, Il pri,ad Efcte evidence Of Intentional fraud.
6-rhe published rates Of advertising govern In all
except where special have been made previous to
Insertion. The courts have repeatedly 80 decided.
~ Under 'he Law Of Congress, papers charged
postage In the eOunss In which they are published.
JOB PRINTING:
All kinds Of
Book,
Pamphlet,
BIIl-IIeRd,
Cire euIar,
Blank aud
Card Printing,
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
HHeedsa With uea,ness and Dispatch and forwarded as per
eFder to any part OF the country.
~ Payment for Jobs must always accom-
PaRy the order.
, 1863-03-12
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of mankind at the head Of all remedies for removing
obnOxiOn. s1nS FROM the blood, aud cleansing all the
tissues Of tue hOdy They have saved thousands year
after year from falling sacraie to the ercts Of dys
pepSa dysentery, diarrht cOnstPa alton, liver COM
plsns, &c, tact attested BY myriads Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness and debility, the uarulngs Of de-
and reSnmated With Vgnr and heaihal action 10 every
organ throughout the ySfem. BY the restorative and
exharatihR influence Of this medicine.
, 1863-03-12
Stomach, Live Kidneys and bowe's.

Those who suffer from hle and vsr complaints should
Try the effects Of this valuShle nedy few doses Of
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous
rem wing all impurities giving healthy action TO the
liver II billions attacks ha allowed 10 continue, serious
casualties may arise, aud the sufferer be consigned q
bed Of sickness. Ia all disorders Of the kidneys ths
Ointment should he we'll rubbed into he small Of the
back once or twice day; AMI the Pills. acting In unison
will cure any complaints arisi from these organs.
, 1863-03-12
DROPSY,

The ea acy oG AlnwAys Pills In DrOpsy Is extraor
binary. They art with such peculiar effect upon the
system that the lds arising from ths dirrfu DISEASE
are imperUeDlihy carried oil and prevented from any
further accumulation. The sufferer regAins buoyancy
Of Spirits and rel hces 10 completely renovated con-
stit1tiOn; but Il Is indspensahly necessary that the
Oiutment should he mist eHectualy rubbed into the
conplAinng parts.
, 1863-03-12
PuaS--saorsness OF Breath with
N0lKn00l

Very bad symptoms, which. u not corrected, may tend
10 some serius disorders Of the heart or other vital
brRAnS Rh moderately Of solids, take dS Pills nightly
for SINE little time; take plenty Of fresh air with mod
crate exercise aud the human machinery will he quickly
restored 81 health aud ygOr Try this but for three days
bnly, and the result will be marvellous.
, 1863-03-12
Female Complaints.

All disorders Of the SEX aud diseases In every crisis
perlOus the life aud health Of woman, youthful or
aged married or single. may he radc iy aud quickly
cured without risk Or trouble, by discs OF these
Pills, taken according to the printed directions.
, 1863-03-12
Complairita incident to Children.

An complaints d children, nav soon be cured
be taken % purify their blood correct the action Of the
liver an cleanse the stomach aud bowels. few doFea
eject particularly parents be careful 10 not allowing
them 70 eat Of things which they know Roud bo injurious
to themselves.
, 1863-03-12
Rates OF Advertising,

One square, 40 lines or less) first insertion q 90
deduction cf Fy cent IN the above TO yearly
advertisers.
mali, inserted at less rate than t25 per annum.
~ Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
psd before Insertion. There will be variation from
thh Fae In any event.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-05

FAITHFUL MINISTER'S OF HEALrH.-In examining
the vessels at the various wharves find among the
curiosities Of the brig Miranda just in
from fruxilo with a cargo Of Honduras Sarsaparlla
for DIR j. {. Aver Co., of Low ell. SO psrticula.
are this firm to the articles used in campou
their various remedies that they have this drug, like
some others they consume, gathered for them by a
skilful agent OF their in tropical regions of its
growth. He informs that there many species OF
this liant, but two Of which really valuable in
medicine the qualities Of these also affected by the
time Of gathering mode Of curing, ETC., operations
which in that region of unreliable workmen imposes
heavy labor upon him. One o: the inert varieties of
sarsaparilia grows wild in our own forests, while
several others, nearly worthless abound in Centeral
and south America The intelligent agent assured us
that the virtues of this drug had been fully told
and that the reason ofthe low esteem in which many
hold 1t is mainly due to the importation of such i'm
mense quantities Of the worthless varieties His
counts of his trips 10 Honduras and his business ex
eursons along the Gulf Of Dulce and the rivers OF
Montague and Santiago and among the adj cent
tain were OF intense interest. We but mend
and honor his employers for the fsithfulness and
energy with which they execute their minis
tiers to the public heal h. and suspect that thi.
course IS 1T least one of the reasons why their
medicines are held in such extraordinary favor
throughout tho civilized world.-[New York City