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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08
The Presidents Letter't0 TIae VAL
saudighaan Conn nm itsee,

We find the following special Washington
dispatch, ofJune 20, in the New York Daily
Ne,os: -s ...., r.l.. .. .-.....- t.s.
"The President replies to the Vallandig.
ham committee from Ohio, in long letter,
in duplicate. The tenor OF it is that Mr.
Valandigham should be released, and will
he, il the committee will endorse three pro
positions to this effect: First that rebel
lion exists, and that 1t is his, the Presidents
duty, to put it down; second, that the COM
mittee will use their influence in crushing
it, and third, that they will see that the ar
nv en- nployed for the purpose is well paid,
fed and clothed. II the committee, or ma
jority Of them. indorse these propositions,
and so signify, by indorsing the duplica'e 9
letter to that effect. and return it to the
President, then Mr.. Valandigham will be
released. The committee are indignant at
the reply. and are 10 meet in New York to.
morrow to frame rejoinder."
That beats anything we have ever seen!
The Presidents is asked to repair an act ofin
justice upon an unoffsnding citizen, and he
meets it with proposition that he will do
so, il the committee, who ask it. will do GER
tain things. What has MIR. Vallandgham' q
rights got TO do with the committee? II the
President has issued such reply, he has
made an amazing exhibition OF bimself. and
grossly insul,ed the people Of Ohio. Mr..
Vallandigham is entitled to an unconditional
release, and his friends and the people will
accept OF nothing else.--Cin Eng.
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Soldiers Letters.

During the past week we have received
from the Western army several lengthy let
ters denonncing in unqualified terms ihe
''secret and cowardly organization known as
the so called Union Leagues" as "traitorous
to the laws of the country and sneakingly
cowardly in their demeanor." These letters
gay; "The army is not 30 much Abolition
sed as you at home think. Let Democrats
st home do their duty, and we in the army
will do ours, as we all want this war honor
ably closed, and think it can only be done
by placing the Demoeratin party in power
--Mt GiNeod, O., Reqister. ~.
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Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale. att

THE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
4 Grist and S,w Mills siruaed on Big
Saltwater, near treeport, Harrison county -
Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seyen-
teen acres of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or,
chard in be airing or er, coal bank, and an abnn.
ance OF never failing springs large
amount Of the land is excellent bottom land .
The farm is al lundera good state OF cultiya.
ton $3.50. .- .s....
The Grist Mill is large steam and wateI
Mill, which will enable the oYp1er to grind al
all seasons OF the year. Thers s an excellent
coal hank at the mill door rae mill has three
run OF burrs. Everything about the mill is ia
complete order, and can run nj all seasons of
he year
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property on reasonable terms. Persons wish
ing further information can c1ll OH the subscri
Der on the premises, or G N. Allen, editor of
the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio. ...
ANDREW STEWART
Frceport, April l., lSb3-li
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T'he Arm Vote.

Our boys in the army cannot understand
why they were permitted to vote, and then
prohibited from reading any papers but those
selected for then, by their political ofiicers-
We hear from various quarters that this
strange conduct is producing a wonderful
change and almost universal dissatisfaction
among the soldiers. Those who went into
the army to fight for freedom, as they form
erly enjoyed ii, will not submit to being
coercea into opinions OF any sort. Why, they
ask, are we permitted the right to vote and
not the right to readf Who can answer
out have wo receiqed letters with money
from the private soldiers, for The Crisis
since the right to vote was granted them.--
Now they say they will have it or have a
fuss. Not long ago we received letter
from one of the boys in the army saying that
The Crisis would sell or dollar q piece, SO
anxious are the Democratic boys to see q
copy. Even their letters are broken open,
from fathers to their sons. and if anything is
in them favorable to the Democratic party,
the officers destroy the letters, and thus de-
prive the soldier of news from home. The
following was received day or two ago:
-- CAMP 81sT REGIMENT. o. V,Iwl
.PocAHoNTAs, TENN, June Goth, '63.
Col MEDARy- Dear Sir: Enclosed you
will find fifty CENTS for which please send
me your valuable paper for three months.
The Crisis is just the paper want during
the campaign in Ohio, though | am in the
army. We scarcely ever get anything but
Abolition papers, and consequently SO many
ofour sol iers are prejudiced against Vallan.
digham and the Democratic party. 8
| III more real good Union Democratic pa
pers were sent to the soldiers, there would
not be so much prejudice But as it is, they
only get 10 read ore side Of the question and
are made believe that the Democrats in the
| North are their enemies. .-, ......
Such falsehoods are preached to US daily,
through the Abolition sheets, and it infiu
ences portion Of the soldiers to oppose the
Democratic party, though they have once
been Democrats. Those, however, call
milk and iuate,'' men, who never amounted
to anything while in the ranks of the good
old Democratic party. They claim to be
Democrats and yet they vote the Abolition
ticket. ,a,[,
| Their arbitrary arrests are bringing the
people to their senses, and think they will
show this at the coming election in OHIO
hope old Chic will redeem herself this fall,
by electing the whole entire De mocratc
ticket. The contest will be a severe one,
aud you. through your paper, must do all you
can for the holy causeh We have had a
trial Of Abolitionism for two years, and it has
proved d perfect failure; therefore let us have
change and again try the old Hickory Par.
ty. Very respectfully yours, DC. .5
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vaisandisllam's Record.

The attention of our readers is in
vited to the advertisement of the pubs
fishers of this Record, to be found in
to4day's papor. The book has already
had great sale in other States as
we'll as Ohio. n. A. Hanna, at his
Book Store in Cadiz, has this work
for sale, and Valhndigham's oppo-
nents,if they believe him to have
been wrong, should secure a copy Of
this book, in order that they may have
the evidence Of his criminality always
at hand. ~ e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

Bg~ The Cadiz Republican, some
time since published letter from a
man named Hicks, in the Goth Ohio,
stating that John r. Melaney, well
known citizen of Monroe township,
this county, had written letter to a
Mr.. McMillen, of the So me regiment,
urging him to desert. We have re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. McMillen in
which he says that Mr.. Melaney never
wrote him such a letter, and that Mr..
Hicks knew he was telling a falsehood
when he SO wrote. .aaara.
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srmy-snd believe them. because they sec
the charges. and do not-because not per
mitted--see their reflitation.
But Mr.. Vsllsndighsm has disposition
TO lind fault with the measures OF the Ad.
ministrstion TO quell he rebellion. Indeed
An Administration that has iallen beneath
the contempt Of its own party could mol
expect much confidence from any one who
was conscious ofits imbecility from the first,
ana satisfied that it would. before its close,
ruin the country. Mr.. Vallandigham can
stand al such objections .---Eso. V .1,i . .-
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tFrom the ColumbuI Statesman. July | i
Meeting Oftlae Dem Ocratic state
Committees and the Dem Ocrat.
iC Ca ansaidateS.~r.. ts4s ,s-.

Pursuant to a call OF the Democratic State
Central Committee, the Democratic State
Advisory Committee. and nearly all the
nominees OF tho 18th OF June Convention,
attended meeting Of the former committee
in this city, on Wednesday, July /. 1t was
an important and satisfactory meeting aud
its proceedings were characterized by the
grestest harmony and good feeling. The
object for which il was called was accom-
plshed; and the arrangements tor the cam,
paign Of 1868 were made. The necessary
announcement will be published by the
State Central Committee, at proper times,
as the canvass progresses. The campaign
which was inauguraied, will close by the
triumphant election of the entire Democratic
State ticket, and the complete vindicatiou OF
personal rights and constitutional liberty.
From all the districts aud all the COMMITTEES
OF the State, our friends Of the committee
bring the most encouraging assurances OF q
glorious victory. The Democracy are every
where united and determined, while many
of the conservative Republicans are daily
focking to our standard, and pledging their
support 10 our cause and our ticket Let
the good work 60 on.
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~. Main street. wheeling, Va

i74. Main street. Wheeling, Va
CTONE l. THOMAS announce to tbei
d friends and tile public that they are in re.
ceipt oi their stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods.
embracing Dry Goods in alt their varieties.
Carpetine, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, MilIin.
cry Goods OF every variety Notions, and Va
rieties generally, comprising the largest, and
In some respects. the most desirable we eyeI
brought to the city Our customers NAV rest
assured that they viii reap all the ADVANTAGES
thst fair dealing. long experience, close at.
tention to business, careful buying, and buyino
with Cash, can give them. We buy n ost Of
our Pvods with cash. directly from the man.
uacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving large per
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
a large Jobbing Trade, ana invite the attention
OF Merchandise to our slock before buying, and
TailorS to our stock OF Cloths, CassimeTes and
Vestings I.rr Hl "
Without particularizing, we will .Sy we
Keep the largest stock in the city OF the follow.
ing as we'll as all goods, : a. flN- II-.
Dress s. lks.of every style and price. 4. B.
Millinery goods, silks, velvels ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every shade.
l4 French Prints and e oods, .t
~ Goods for Friends wear and travelling
Shawis ot. every grade and price. i, =
Plalds d Prints, IL woTsted fabrics for dresses
Cloaks and Cloaking, Prints, Ticks, ,Muslins,
Elannels, Blankets, and goots for Men d
Boys wear generally No t.a.5
Good House shal sell cheaper
Our stock of FURS will be fouxe to be very.
desirable. We ask attention % our stock Of
Carpeting, etc., which is We. v tul and at low
prices. ot t, sia H I na'. -
All goods sold at a small advance on pur.
chase. raf . -.HI rr5l gsE. Ei- -.
Persona making purchasesn the city will Fl nd
u TO their interest greatly to give US call be-
tore buying.
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nnMr 9 MoCov a wou L,

s1r Mr.. S. Mccoy, q well known
resident of Medina. was brutally mur-
dered in bed, at his house in Medina,
on the 1st inst, in company with his
wife and little child, after which the
house was set on fire. The latter,
however, was qucnched before the
flames had reached the corpses. Mr..
Coy had been buying sheep very ex,
tensively. lately, and had in his pos.
session considerable sums of money,
which undoubtedly caused the wretch,
ed murderer to commit SO fendish al
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@That exceIlent paper.

~ That excellent paper, the
Wayne County Democrat, in its last
issue, thus expresses the true position:
ssTwo THINGS.
"The Democracy have determined:
81. That Jefferson Davis shall not
be allowed to destroy the Union.
"That Lincoln shall not interfere
with the freedom of speech or liberty
of the press. 5eoD saifein.08
"Jeff and Abe win please take no,
tice."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

pG% Mr.. Hatton, for fear of losing
his influence, published the dirtiast ar
ticlc that has appeared in his columns
for long time, from one John c..
Bargar. To show that what we said
about Bargar's foolish talk (for he has
no other kind was true, we publish
below the following certificate from
Mr.. John Dickerson, of Athens town
ship, and Mr.. Joseph Healea, of this
township. These gentlemens word
will be taken in this community in
preference to anything such a fellow
as Bargar might say
CAD1z, Ohio, July 6, 1868.
This is to certify that the statement
published in the Cadiz Sentinel con-
cerning the Union County Convention
held in Cadiz, June 13, 1868, is true
in every particular, and especially so
far as it relates to the talk of John c..
Bargar in said onvention, as we
were present and heard all he said.
JOHN DICKERSON,
JOSEPH HEALEA. .
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Agents Wanted Every where
f,. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

To all pcrsonswho will act as "A gents for as
we offer the following liberai inducements By.
For an order Tor 10 B'ks, | extra blk u gifLg'
4" 25 =" g." books "f"'
~ e"s 20 = =" 'SsS 5+a no
nj y a'3 rs "a 10 ~ - rbsrt,. aa
b." .ts's log .'5ii5 s. rt. -
8rP Please bear in mind TINT we sell the books
at the Publishers Regular Retal! Prices, and
actually bsstow upon every pitron
TWO GIFTS FOR TIE PRICE OF ONEt
We are Determined to Please!
OUR SOLnlERS' cArAlOGUE,
-''" =t' Mammoth Size,) este 't'
Embracing full aud complete List of Choices
Books especially adapted for camp re aiding,
with new p an for the distribution of Elegan,
and costly Presents is nov really, and viii be
matted tree, to any address,
Order aIiv books that you may wish, and TO
insure promptattentlon and perfect satisfaction
address your etters to .rs -sgr .E .-...
The ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM, /,
f........., No 439, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
April IS, 1863 f5i 3sf
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Democratic County Ticker.

The Consentioa on Monday nominated The
following excellent ticket; - 4. --
REPREsESTATrTE,
ROBERT H. SIMMONS, Of FrAnklln tp
TREASURE, .r,
ELIAS KENNEDY. OF Nottingham tP.
"a sHERrFF, -.
JOHN W. WALKER, Of Washington tP
PROBATE JUDGE, ..-.
RETURN NJ. KENNEDY, OF MOOrshsld tP
.inm cLKRK,
AARON B. MOORE, OF North tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN s. PEARCE, of Csdiz tp.
o. ' COMMISSIONERS.
HENRY MILLER. OF German tp.
IsFIRMARY DIRECTOR, lf
ROBERT McFADDEN, of Stock tp.
; Full proceedings next week. We win jus.
remark, that better ticket was never nomi-
mated in Harrison county. -s.g
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Now that there is danger of Ohio
being invaded, it is the duty Of every
Democrat to prepare himself TO defend
our own soil and homes. We are OPP
posed to o war for Abolitionism, and
We want peace, but when our own
property is attacked, We must fight to
preserve it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

psA- The following persons we're
elected officers of the militia in Cadiz
township, on Saturday last:
1st District Captain, T. H. Smith,
1st Lieutenant, S. P. Haver6eld, I'd
Lieutenant, M. Jamison. o.
I'd District--Captain, |. Lawrence,
1st Lieutenant, M. McAdams, I'd
Lieutenant, S. Dickerson.
Sd District-Captain, &. L. Havers
field, 1st Lieutenant, N. HaverGeld,
Cd Lieutenant, D. Hines. ~'
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nesy~ The ladies of Steubenville are
net only patriotic but noble and kind
hearted. They telegraphed to Major
General Brooks, rendering their ser
vices to 60 to the late battle field to
nurse the wounded; also placing at his
disposal a quantity Of sanitary stores.
Such patriotism cannot be too highly
commended ura wms
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

EI MillrOy will, perhaps, postpone
using soldiers to hunt down the Dem
ocrats of the North, until a court mar
tiaI decides whether he shall have any
soldiers to USE s.sf 4, % 1. '7r.5 no
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08
Military Uniform =.

Any of the Militia officers wishing
TO procure uniforms, can get good
article, at a fair price, by calling at
the Clothing Store of J. BRlLLES,
Cadiz.
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NJ "a RRTElD-

In Cadiz, on the 1st Instant, by Elder P.
Il. Jones, Mr.. JAMES MAHoLM and MISS
ELrzABErH RANpALs.
On Tuesday. june 30th, by the Rev. A.
Wilson, at the United Presbyterian Church,
Ma. JAMES A. ELLIOTT OF Philadelphia, Pa,
to MISS ELIZA j. WILSON OF this placo.---
mo Cards." s 4.''h '3gltse1s a1 %
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GT'VALLAsDIoHAM THE CoNvrcr'' ID
the perpetual cry Of the hounds OF Abolition.
ism. 30 was st. Paul convict on the same
principles. SO was St. Peter and all tho 9th.
or Saints. 30 have thousands Of the best
men that ever lived, been "oonyicts." hated
Of power, and imprisoned BY tyrants, know.
ing no Law, fearing only the fishteous. '7o
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Executors Notice.

1N si2iied has been appointed and duly
qualified as Execut jr of the last will and tes.
lament ofJames Allen. late of Harrison coun
ty Ohio, deceased. All persons interested
will take nolice and govern themselves accor-
DINGHY. MARK H0GGE Executor
June "a, lS63-3t H
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n.ss- LouN PENNock. a member Q

bay" JOHN PENNocK, a member of
company c, 9Sth Ohio, died in Hos
pital at Camp Dennison on last Mon
day week. He was an excellent young
man. He had been in poor health for
long time. His sisters and brothers
were with him when he died. - ..r..
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Senatorial Convention,

The Democratic Senatorial Conven-,
ton will be held at Flushing, Belmont
county, to-day, July 8, 1868. Every
delegate from Harrison county should
cudeavor to be present.
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ny~ We understand that the Union
Leaguers, after hard drumming and
great deception, had considerable of a
meeting at New Market ON last Satur-
day. Out of the dozen speakers an
nounced, only one, we understand, was
present, and that was Gee Volney
Dorsey. -, .-.....i .....
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lReInenlh her!

That Brough the so called Union candidate
for Governor, has publicly declared his oppo
sition to restoration Of Peace until slavery
is wiped out. Brough has laid this down as
his platform, and it is row to bs seen who
will endorse it by voting for him. t
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~ H8FafT 9ffH F1i t NHta
Rm- John Brourh rms as I, ~,

B@- John Brough runs as a war
candidate for Governor, and yet what
has he done for the war? He is a
war man at home one Of those gen
try who do nothing against the rebels
except axpend little Abolition breath
which has, no other effect upon the
struggle thar to prolens it. s. 'l''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

Bg Prof. Kidd, author of "Kidd s
Elocution," will commence a class in
Elocution in the Court House, this
Tuesday evening.
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TPn,,,oaa rIme Table.

Trains on the CsdiE Branch are now run.
ming as follows;
49,. c.diz. 4.l5A.S. 9;i5 A. II. 3;l5 r. NJ
Arrive at Cadiz 6:20 " ll:25 $50 A.
The train leaving CsdiE at 4:l5 a. NJ, con.
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:15 A. N. connects
with the train going East, and the train leav-
ing at 3:15P. N. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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S. FERGUSON.
Confectionery and Variety Stol
Oppositsthe Public Buildings,
CatliS. OLil

g FERGUSON respectfully informs h
~. friends that he is still in the business =
the building directly opposite the Public Buie
ings, wi here he offers for sale large and we
selected assortment Of Confectionaries, &c
among which may be found the following:
Common & fancy Candies of all kinds, ,AImon,
filberts, Cream Rnd Pea Nuts, Raisins, Figs,
Dates, French Currants. Sugar, Soda, But.
ter and Water Crackers, Western Re. =
serve and English Cheese, Ground
and Bark Cinnamon, Pepper,
Ginger, Alspice & Starch,
Fine and Common Ci-
gars, Tobacco and
Snuff, Pul lverized White Sugar, assorted Pick
les and Pepper Sauce, Combs, Port Monies,
and Pen Knives, Visiting Cards and En-
velopes, Watch Chains, Keys and
Guards, a fine lot of common
f' 70 Jewelry, TOYS of all
Lf1 descriptions. risa
p AS he intends to sell cheap, he hopes hi.
friends and the public generally will favor hin
with their patronage. H., ...... -
C~Country Contectionariss can be supplied
at hisestabishnlen on the very best terms.
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B@r Many Republicans call their
candidate BROW. No natter, they
willnot be allowed tobrow- beat the De-
mocracy.s q, f.. !. -
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/, 1885, b.. s.Vcla 90 ~ f' r'
One square tten iinesI or less, three or
less insertlOns.. ...... -. .-.-....,. Si,5O
de- each subsequent Insertion. so
do three months -. :. ,....:...t 800
do six months. =. 80. :. ......t 500
do twelve months. 500
Two SQUARES, three mont tbs .s......... 800
do six months. -. ......... 800
p do Twelve months. -. ........ I2,U0
Three squares, three MONTHS. .......... 500
do ak months...s .... ........ 100
do twelve months :. ......... 1890
PROTEST. onal cards, one year. ........... 500
Legal advertisements, one or thrse in. .i. d
eertions, per square OF ten lines. l,50
Each subsequent insertion, per square,.. so
Divorce notices, not exceeding 20 lines. 5,eo
Each additional ten lines. s............. 200
Attachment notices. es................ :. 200
Administrator or Executors nouces.... 2CO
Announcement of marrnges and deaths Tree
Obituary, charitable and religions notices ~ =
per llne... ...........:
Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price. 5.a u :, 80.
Business notices in local column, ten lines
or les .......,.... '.s... ..'-s l,uu
% All egsl advertisements, divorce, at
tachment, administrators, executors, obituary :,
charitable, religious and business notices, to be
paid TOR In al ceses, IN advance. .., 10 ,sF
K HATTON, Editor Republican.
c. N. ALLEN, Editor Sentinel.
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REMOVAL,

III S. McfADDEN & CO, have removed
Ii. into their New Store We shall be pleas.
ed TO se4 our friends and to wait upon them in
our line. We have lar ge stock OF Goods and
expect to have weekly arrivals, keeping pa CO
with the wants of the public. ,
Cadia, April I, 1868.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES
.,lt agrU s, AT ..r =,
WILLIAM w. WILSON'S.
Stock Fresh and Complete.

StUCh HEC'H tHEEW OUEHTTEVVF.
I have on hand, and am now receivinr
i - from the South and East, the largest
Stock OF Groceries ever brought to Cadiz, to
which | wish to call the attention of Retail
ers and others wishing to purchase for theiI
own consumption | am determined to sell
as low If not lower than either SteubenvilIe
or Wheeling prices. My stock consists in
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.
: sounre lien lines, o.. lers, three or

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers Of papers
in Cadiz, to take effect from and after January