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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
Gin MngrtF auf cine bempfrattfbe
50 crfnmmlunn suriidnetpiefcn. = Gie 8ar.

Scrtnfnrtlun 3uru60eDteocn. VIE Yars
ttei Der v%freisn Neoe," bee %ufreien Bceens" nno
Der Grsibsit itsrbanpt, Die atsr bic nsmcsratilhcn
Reener, lrenn lie 1b e%rlauten, bic Masreseln Der
bsrrideneen @ssisrnna su taesln, naA Sort Safas
ss,ts une anesrsn 8aliasn f6i9t eisie Yartbsi,
ccer ristmsbr itrt Singer. seihnetsn ih aud mics
Der Eel Der aro6sn csmcfratiihsn geriammlnns aus,
Die am Scnrerfas In Attsns ~fattSanb, Wdbrene
9ihter Thurman iprah nnb BE Miesrife mo 8ss
,raltanmusunaen Der tsrriaenesn War;tsi sebSris
osiEsIte, bssten bic Mcliticni1en Uibrer une rer,
fhtctene @eiter rcn Der 9tau1r,imri uue @eitsr.
rshtslcrte, bic in isnsr @sesub isbr fart uertretsn III,
cine Banee @c,peies auf, Bic Scr. ct. Satns nit
Der Sn(Arift vWaIanhistam rnb Yusb", ~nisrsrsu'
rsiben, bic am &ebnerftancs aufaerf anSt trar. Gu'
aentliflih trat Colonel Gon1atls, fritsr rom rs
Stio &eainsnt, Elm Nemofrat rcm Sheitsl tis CUR
Scbfs, pcr, une rief SO Sampler our 8srtbsioisuna
eeS BannerS aeasu Qltcliticni1sn @sralttbat auf.
scfort lhaarten ih mebr as finf NAL 10 pisle Wlans
nr Inn bas Bannsr, uub bic &cnhiss, %troruntsr 1h
Stucsnten aus Dem ~bprtissn qltcliticni1en Col.
lsae t~sfaneen. tssrifm idnea, baB irssno Senano
rsresn fSnnts, unb bielten fh In anltdnbiasr
Gnifsrnuns. @ihtsr Sbmrman tsnuste hisis Self.
senbsit, Die psrahtlihsn 8nchts ess Vaufrehts nno
Die Ssines Der freisn &sos, Fer Contribution, Bee
2anoss unb isinsr Bla99e, nit elibsnosn Wortsn AZ
Muh bic Yrcfs7orsn bss Binfst. @o1e3ss
rcn Dem @snnsr eincn esrtsn 0srlrsi5 unb
~srinnerts lie baran, haB 90 niht ssniiss, ibrsn
@hilsn fblshtss 9atsin uno nod ihlshtrss @ris'
did tei,utrinssn, icnbsrn bab IS AUDI itre pFiht
isi, niht Stc,ro;:s, icnosrn ssittste Msnidsn aus
!bnsn 81 MAIDEN. g1ah Der 0sriammluus tattsn fd
bic Atoliticni0sn ssssn 800 S6pfs tart I'M sDsse
nit Gem fsitsu GntitluRe, nas bic Sab
ne niht ourh Gcppsrbsans pom Ylaee sstraht ,rsr'
BEN icue. Mtsrmals frat Sol. Gontatls Dor unb
bic Gabne rurbe, ~tsalsitet ben Der sanssn 0eriamm'
lung, mad isiusr Office %sstpttirt, obne CAP ss Die Nto'
l%iticniism ,rasten, AUDI nur sinsn Nsriuh sur Nus'
ibrsr Hrctuns III MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
9eutfhe Buhbanblung,

Sd eurtfebe Zen esbrsrn, fome ben, putlifum ~Htsrbhust
nebit Den Sdrtb. Masrialer, nenen Vprratb tn tnelilten
uno bsutftsn Shultudern bsin, Stiid obsr beun Custnr.
Gtenie sutes Strebparsr uns GuuslOpfs ia, 0rDpsa unb
4ltinsn. rs r. 49, -ss f..
GIANT unb Ga1cY. vatere. .-.= .-
Harbisss Vapier tir Ghslrrtnnta1sr.
pahern- VarRr fir Shneieer.
MQs GRIFFIN son Setrtib. unb 1eItGfstHHtrn.
ppdet BOOTS mad neuefsm Stst. ~ .
behiae, fon1iite une Salepn- 9dbsr.
Gauare. unS ESa. q abnen liz Wols ,nt Rcfsntrs.
prife fir pbige Nrtfel GMe ittr nietr,a ssfeqt.
Bubttrrtrartetsn nereeu out nnb pronnpt auegehibrt.
I'm n9t sabre9sn 3aipru9 binft unb emffsrlt Nh
f s. ublmann.
Cert. 6. '63. 2gBmubp -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
Margaret Roth's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has this day
been appointed and qualified by the Probate Court Of
Franklin County, Ohio. Administrator OF the Estate of
Margaret Roth, late of the City of Columbus, deceased.
WILLIAM KOCH.
Dated this 18th day of August A. D 1863. Ihw3w
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17

SUer erbdlt Nenfion? Die @onarsb. Site
POM IA. Suli 1862 ~tsitimmt, bab iclssnee 4srionsn
Yeniiou erbalten fcasn:
Snpalinsn, bic isit hsn 4. Mars 1861 h~isnfuns
tamslia ilne, Rom 3auo. oesr @eebisnf.
Mitt,rsn ron Ofi,iersn uno Solcatsn cher gst.
leutsn, ~ssitcrtsn an Wunbm con 8rantbeiten, mel.
DE lie fh i'm Dienfe auseossn battsn.
8inbsr unter 16 Sabren folder peracrtsnsn Bd.
ter, i'm Daas tsine Wittue am estm 1T ODER ron
Der 3eit an, ruo bic Matter ,rieoer teirat6et.
Gie Nlittn, i'm Sale bic Ditsr ssforten Tnb /,
lpsnn tpsbsr Urau nod &inosr unter is Satrsn ea
ino uno Die SHUTTER in Besus auf itrsn 2sbensun'
tsrbalt uon, Scbne attdnSis mar.
Shpsasrn inter 16 Sabrsn iclhsr rnacrtsnen
solbatsu, in benz Gafe, na6 feline aneersn ,Nd6sr.
fsbeuosn pcrbanbsn ino nnb bisielben pom Dem Der.
aortenen ~attansis ,uaren in 9e5ns auf ibren l1n'
lterfolt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17
UrieDrih Shu unD GDntp.

babsn tie Yrausri srn u. gidina in IS 0 fdua&
lbernonmen unp Tnt I'M Stanee ben alien mie ZEN nepsn
aunben MT Nle, Eager une 8 Common : Bier nm Il tiaitsn
pses ~ psrIsbsn. Mas bic %aufprshrn mere ~ ~suireeeu fen
Vrieo. Sbub unb 60.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17

tctfn Tdren IN lCt1em Vrdhe cerctanl,l, cap ulan le
niht rieosr %erfsnnen fcnnte.
S Gas beutihe @hutaetduee. 9as
bemihe Shulaetduee in Der ianften Waro 1T rrt'
llsneet uno trirb jsst ausihlisblih RON ~unfersr beuts
ihsn ghuljuasne tsnnst. sc III elm iiattlitss Gee
tiuee eas Dem 9aumeifisr. Germ Strsns, unb uns
iercr Staet I~eerbaupt imr Sire, uno Dem neutihen
@tae,ttsils instsioneere, ,ur 3isrbs eersidt. Gs tes
fneen ih aht isbr srpbe Shul,imrer IN Gem Sc
tdues. Die ale bsnust ,perosn ia fhr Dem s~eaeamdr'
ltisen 8scarf nidt einmal ausrsihen. Cine Der Gle'
mentartia6sn /. 9. satlt 1876 ghitsr, mas natar'
lid fir cine 3etrsris cine riel 81 erces 3atl III. Man
,riro eatsr sur GinriHtuns .~peitsrer 8lafsn eas alte
Gstauoe r~orldufs nit our Sdlfe nshmen mi1sn.
Wie mir bSrsn , teatfhtist ras Sireftcrium nah,
ass Sabr in Ter 6ten gDare nod Elm bsul1hss Shuls
baus su srrihtsn. Wenn man niht mists, baB uns
lsrs 9aubslsuts i'm bsutihsn stabttteils frtnae esn
~tsfanntsn 8itsllpruh a~usfI6ren , bann mibte man
ih in Der Shat %trunosrn, mo cieie srcss shaar ron
Fa4efSrf5en, friihsn uno %seiuneen, innsen Seitlh'
Mmtrifansrn eiaentfih t~ereommt. Nnerita 1T IN Der
2bat elm frudttarss 2ano.
Msrtmirbi8e &sttuna. - Sim Breitae ents
tsde Der Snesnisur einss Drahtsuess, Der ih auf
benz Wsss BON Glerslano mad @olumtus teiano, elm
ltteines Miht iitsr orei Sabre altes MGehsn, Bios eis
ne eur,e strsde Dor Der 2cecmctips auf Der Batn.
|Die 8lsine ,par Su sr'hrs9t. nm auf Die Ssite Su tres
Item, liz itrsfte pitlmsbr ibre flsinsn 9Gnos tn bic So
Re une ihrie mad SGlfe. Ser Snssnieur lis6 ,,par
ZEN 3ue tsmmsn uno hubte bic Maihine, aQsin
Der 3us tcnnte niht eiu8ebalten psrcsn. bic CT Die
lstsas, ro bas 3inb fanb, eben pai1rt Bate. Msrts
|~piroissr @eie Bate inbs6 Der irsenannte &ubtdns
ger has Sinh 70 ianft auisebcten uno aui Die seite
lastrcrfen, bab 60 niht i'm minosaen tsihaeist mar.
lSas trar in Der 9bat elm fnappss Gntrinnsn cor Dem
lfhsrn Sob; hisin TaQ ipGte absr AUDI cine Wur'
nnns fur Gltern iein.
- Gine rvsirettatsl" ausisbsnbs geserfrau Dor
iOtsrlin trar ipat am Grsiias Mtsne auf itrem ge'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-17

,mus. 6a Iesie1e Boo ssteat Dee starten se9en ben
s&raaern aar ,sobt aus3nactH ssrt,bt..
aeit a,nf ,eebn Sahren iup tier Ut Weaer aan,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

We publish in to-day's paper, to the
exclusion Of large amount of ehto>
rial and other reading, the names of
those persons in this county who are
subject to the first draft, as made out
by the Enrolling Clerk who were ap-
pointed for that purpose last June
The list is imperfect. Large numbers
of persons arc left out Of the list
whose names should appear. Those
who arc interested should 60 to work
and examine poll books, muster rolls,
&c., and sec who they are, and report
them to Provost Marshal Mccartney.
In the list for Cadiz township, there
ar the names Of THIRTY. TWO persons
who have volunteered for three years
or during tho war, since their names
were enrolled by the Enrolling Clerk.
Next week or the woek after We
shall probably publish tho names Of
those who are enrolled in tie second
class.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

kG- Tho War News in to-day;
Sentinel is important. The Federal
troops have achieved glorious victory
over the Rebels near Chatta nooga
and completely routed Bragg's army.
Our forces are in strong purs nit aftel
the Rebels, and it is believed that
large numbers of them will be captu-
red, besides those who have already
boon.
There is strong prospect that ere
long the Federal troops will occupy
the city of Atlanta, Georgia. The
taking and holdins of this city will do
more towards putting down the rebel
lion thln the capturing of all the
Richmonds and Charlestons there are
in the whole Southern Confederacy.
Atlanta is their supply city-the place
where their provisions are obtained
ard the larger portion Of their manu-
featuring done.
We consider this victory the most
successful one gained by our troops
since the rebellion commenced. We
publish in another column all the p,r-
ticulars received, up to the hour of
going to press.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
S;atl Accident.

Two boys, Franklin, son of Mr..
Robert Pitts (P. ". all CIa rk, sor
Of Il. N. Simonton, Of D.crsvi lie, this
county, wers out hunting on the 18th
nlt., when by an accileatll discharge
of youas Pitts grn, young Simon
IN WIS shot in the left breast. II,
livcl about lively. holrs after he vas
shot. 'Sllire MaMaloa held IN in>
quest over his body, an | the verdict Of
the jury WIS that young Sinontor
came to his death in an accidental
manner. Both boys were about 16
years of age.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
lsad News,

Gen. John H. Morgan and six o.
his captains escaped from tic Ohio
Penitentiary on last Friday night -
Those that escaped were in the lower
row ofcells, and dug their way through
the floor into an air chamber, anil made
their escape. They have been working
their way out ever sin:e the 18th of
November. Tha night of their es-
cape, Gen. John H. Morgan cxchang,
cd cells with his brother Dick with
tho pcrmi ssion Of the officers of tht
PenitcntiarN There is no doubt
about the Off ,crs Of the Penitcntiary
being culpablc for their escape. A re
ward of $1,000 is offered forthc cap
turc of Morgan, ...-.... ...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
l. I EEyE NEW =.

The ness by Mondays mail is a.
follows: .. ,.". ..
Meade's army trains, and all, acros,
the Rapidan River. Fredericksburg
flights is occupied by our troops
Meade is pressing Lee very hard. Lee
is stubbornly falling back. A despcr-
atc battle has been fought between a
portion Of Meadc's and Lees forces
News from rebel p,pcrs say that
Charleston is in lambs, and that the
walls Of Sumter have fallen in. Gen
Banks forces have captured Corpus
Christa, Tcxas. The above is the
substance Of Mondays news which is
very good.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
New York Cattle STnakct.

NEw YORK, November ei--Current pri
ccs Tor the week are as follows: Beef Cattle,
er cwt Rrst quality, $40 50@1I 50; ordi
nary TO good, $9@loi common, $500; infe.
rior, S7@S Sheep. per head, extras, S5@6;
prime, 81 50,a4 rs; ordinary, S4@4 Soi
common, S. 5oi in'erior, $3@3 so. SWINE,
corn led per pound, 81 az .s,ll>jed 53i
@6c. The market is more active and iiruh
to day under falling off in receipts, and al
kinds sold abont &c higher: Strictly prime
Cattle were scarce and sold very free at the
advance, or from SO 2c@ II; g. cd sold ilee
ly at $6@ll. 4..
Receipts tor the week; Beeves, 5,179;
Cows, IA; Veal Calves, 6io; Sheep and
Mambs, 10,6l8; Swine, SO, 925.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
d TIT 70


On tho Oath ult, Of Dip.heria, ai,or al
illness OF two days, at the residence OF heI
grandfather, VIM. Marsh. ALICE BELL,
youngest daughter oi J. and u. A. McMath
Lowly, lowly little Allie. ~
We have laid thee down 10 rest; aa
Laid thee down in drcainlsss slumBsr,
On the cold sarths. dreary breast.
August 10, 1863, arosGs AbyAs, infant
son OF Isaiah and Nancy McMsnis, aged
eleven months and ono day.
Though to-day % ere filled with mourniHg,
Mercy still is on the throne; a7,
With thy smiles Of love returning,
We can sing thy will be done.
by thy hands the boom was given.
Thoa hAst taken hut thine own, ll,l
I4oea 1f earth and God Of Heaven,
nssrulore Thy will be done. 4. E:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
yOLUNvEEIl,.IiIN,G,'

| AS will be seen by an advertisement
in another column, Colonel John S.
Peace is still engaged in the laudable
work Of trying to save Harrison coun-
ty from the coming draft which will
surely take place on the 9Th of next
January, unless the number (213 for
Harrison county, is raisel.by. volun-
tecring. We see nothing to hinder
this number from being raised in this
couaty by volunteering if the proper
eff rts are made. Those Efforts must
bs--increascd bounty to volunteers by
the different townships, more means
provided for the support Of soldiers
families; and for the dominant purity in
this county to cease treating their po-
litical opponents as if they were trail
tons t, their country, When these
things arc done our quota will be raised.
Those that volunteer will receive from
the Government 1902 bounty, besides
the bounty they will undoubtedly re-
ceiye from their township. Those that
wait to be drafted, and have to 60,
will only receive the bare $13 per
month while they serve out their three
years: while the brave volunteer VIII
not only resolve his large bounty, but
also the $13 amonth, and stand a good
chance for promotion and prefermont.
In business point of view it isfir
better to volunteer thln wait to be
drafted. ..t -.
Our brave troops have cen very
successful Of late, and if they are
properly reinforced by volunteers,
they will doubtless be still more sue
ccssful. Besides, volunteering is far
the best plan for any government to
raise. soldiers. This plan is nero in
accordance with the principles of
free government than any other. A
draft to raise soldiers is more of
centralization of power, and is more
dangerous to the liberties Of a free
people.
Colonel Pearc'e Headquarters src
at the Court House, where he will be
extremely happy to recciveethe names
| AID muster into the service of their
country all those who feel like taking
a hand in helping to put down the
Rebellion by force of arms. The COM
panlcs that have gone from Harrison
county have all seen service, and some
Of them very severe service, on ac-
count Of which their ranks have been
greatly thinnen. These I3,men arc
needed to give our brave boys encour-
|agement, and help. them in their ardu-
Gus duties. s,4n III.
War meetings to raise, volunteers
will be. held in different pats Of the
county, as will be seen by.aanotiec in
to-days paper. These meetings should
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

R1~ A lot of fellows calling them,
selves "War Democrats" met in Con-
vcntion at Chicago few days since,
to regulate the country generally
Their "pile" of "greenbaeks" must
be getting low, and they are now only
playing q "tasc" to get "Unclc Abe"
to furnish them with another supply.
"Sharp fellows those chaps who style
themselves "War Democrats"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

November "a
| The market for Beet Cattle was firm, and
the offerings some 2b00 head, showing a fall
ling off Of 2UO, AZ compared with last week
Pri cs were we'll maintained, and for good
Cattle the demand waS active, and the re>
ceipts all disposed of-,ncluding 400 taken
by the packets, at from 81 to $40 or com.
mon, good and prime, sad few extra quail
ty at $10 25@l0 so the 100 lbs.
Cows-Abou, 1l5 were taken at $lS to
S32 each Tor splingers and $25 to $45 for
Cows and Calves.
llaus were firmer. the receirts and sales
reaching 1850 head. including 4O79 a. Glass
at $7@8l4, and III at the Avenue Yard at
S7i9 @S34' the 100 lbs net.
SHEEP-the offerings only reached 5000
head and all sold OF 595J4c u n gross,
showing vary little charge.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
Rsg An effort is being ma lie to have

Ry- An effort is being male to have
IA telegraph line to Csliz, from the
line on the Railroad. This would be
a convenience to our people that
would be almost incalcula lie. And
to have this great convenience it is
only necessary for our citizens to raise
some 5000. Lot it be f,.ised immedi-
ateIy. We shall have more to say on
this subject hereafter. *.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
MI A R -R I HID

Nov. IL, by R,v. George vaglesong, Of
xhs NJ. K. Church, Mr.. JOSEPH THOMPSON,
sof Pittssurg, and formerly oi this county, to
Miss SALuDA HALLEHaAN, u Hanover, Col
~,,nbiana Co, Ohio.
On the 18th ult., at .hs Brides residence
DIR. Campbelps, Uniontown-by Revs.
Dr Campbell and Robert Armstrong, Mr..
JoAN DowsINs and Miss X. J. CAapBELL,
all Of Belmont county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

Ry- The ncxt examination OF all
the public Schools Of Cadis will take
place on next Friday, December 4th,
commencing at 9 o'clock A. NJ. 1t
is necessary that every scholar whose
name is enrolled should be present
The public are respectfully invite d tc
attend. @.a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

| BsA- Tho excellent Treasurer Of
Dcimont county, III. Patterson, ESQ,
did not receive q dollar of countorfeit
money during his administration from
september, 1852, 70 September, 1868.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

Eay- r. Welch & Co., have rcceiv-
ed from Company X, 69th Ohio,
$77o; and from Company G, 126th
Ohio, $693, which can be obtained by
the persons entitled to it, by calling
at their Office in person or by written
order.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

nI~ The weather took sudden
change on last Sunday, turning to
showing and freezing. This '(Mon-
day. morning warm fires and thick
clothing feel very comfortable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

BE- Persons having Poultry to sell
would do we'll to read the advertise
.menr Of Mclean & Kerr, Cadiz, in TO-
days paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
Allegheny Live Stock Market.

ALLEGHENY, Nov. 25, 1869
lIoas-7ha market was we'll supplied du
ring the Week and the amount that changed
hands was liberal. Prices were governed al.
together nv TIE size OF the Hogs. ranging
from 81 50@5 5O@6 lb cwt. The latter
figure Tor heavy weights. The shipments
East were large.
CATTLE Was plenty. The lowest rates
were &c; the highest 4la@45s p b.
SHEEP Were scarce and dull; few hun
dred head only disposed Of at 4@Q41c 2 b.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

BD~ Congress meets on next Nom
day. AS usual, during the coming
winter, we shall publish the most i'm
portant proceedings Of that body.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

BsS-A change of venue from Bel
mont to Guernsey county has been
granted the Loydsyiile rioters.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
NOTICE.

Shareholders Of the First National Bank
Of Cadiz, are hersby notified that Books
will be opened on Tuesday, the first day +
December next for an additional increase o.
Stock amounting to Forty Thousand Dol.
lars. sa.,. rr. ~
Is. THOMAS, Prsad.r. .
j. NJ. Watson Cashier.
Cadiz, Nov. 23. IS63-2t.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

Trains on the Cadiz Branch are now run
ming as follows:
Leave Csdiz. a,i0-k. y. sS5 2:isP-
Arrive at Cadiz T:l5 - 1870 " 7;45 {"
The train leaving Cadir at $40 \. NJ. con
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:45 A. M. connects
with the train going Fast, and the train leav.
ing at 2A5 ?. II. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02

H@@ Tho Cincinnati Commercial
says the only wsll-fed people in Wash
ington City, are the subjects of King
Faro.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-12-02
NEW ADvEIsTIsEME ENTS.
r HE DIR AFT!

THE President has. caIlsd for sJo,O)o m ore
/ men for the army
iie has given until tho 5h Of January next
to fill the cali by Voluntary En!istnlants.
and thrn il not done the DRAFT WILL
SURELY TAKE PLACE
Who does 1t wish to avoid and save their
County of Draft No ONE!
Let all who still love their country and do.
sire its perpetuation, go to work, and, sinking
tho partisan in tho patriot, corporate ons with
the other, until tho quota of this county tSlj
mem is raised.
II can 10 done by united and spontaneous
action. Those who cannot 60 can give their
money, counsel and influence. YOU MUST
INCREASE THE BOUNTY and REDOUBLE
THEIR EFFORTS to re lieve yourselves OF
the Draft.
Come TO the Rescue! Onc aud AlE
For full information as to bornties, &c., call
at my Headquarters at COURT HOUSE In
GADiZ.
JOHN S. PEARCE,
Col. 9s,h Regiment, U. v L.,
and Recruiting Officer.
t,adiz Nov 30. 1853
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WAsiiIxGToS, November 2G Tho re.
ports rom Chattanooga, received at tho Wax
Department, represent that S.C(0 prisoners
were cap,urd rom the rebels yesterday,
with 81 cannon, 5000 stand oI srnall arms
ard 10 flags. The rebel force was utterly
routed, ahd to-day is in 'ull retreat toward
Dalton, Georgia. Tie, ale tuning bridges
after them to ietard pursuit: also burning
their depo's and stores. and slardon rg or
destroying every thing Mat will tnta'ass
them in lheil fight.
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES

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been sgreed upon by the publishers Of papers
in Cndiz, 20 take effect from and after January
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Railroad Time Table.

Wednesday ---- Decem Der 2
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STRAYED.

IRON the farm ot alexander liodersoa 8tack
l. township, some time last -Jnne, two
yearlihg Heifsrs. Cne was red cns and the
other wasa muley spotted one.
Amy person returning the samo will DO paid
for their trouble. =.
SAMUEL HENDERSON.
Of Rumiey township.
Nov. Is, 1868 81
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WA,HINGr NIvnnber 26.-Tho FOL
lowing has b,sa receive at ileadqutrters:
ClArrAxoodA. Novembsr2j, 7:l5 p NJ.
N1j Gen Hallack: Alihou n the battle last
ed from early dawn till dark this evening,
bsleye am not premature in announcing
complete victory over Bragg Look ,ut
Mountain top, all the riff, pits in Ch.ttanoo.
&. Valley, anil Missionary Ridge entire,
have b,cn carried, and are now held by US.
ISignedl U., IS GRANT, Major Gen.
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-10
BEAUFORT. S. c., SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1863. j."

lying here unused since Nashville rei, were ror-5
wardcd The finest troops which have passed
through the city were the l:5fh Regulars. They
marched like MACHINERY, and stood firm and
erect as statues" ds &. -g7sq z, 70, nj, nor .'..
Of the 5000 Union soldiers wounded in the
recent battles in NoIthern Georgia, only 1000
received serious hurts. O. - 80 i
The free South. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-10

A musician near Eccles, in Lancashire,
one George Sharp, had bis name painted
on his door thus-G Sharp. A wag of a
painter. who knew something ab0nt
music, early one morning made the fol-
lowing significant undeniable additions
4 fiat.
'.Biddy," 8. said lady, l wish you would
step over and see how old Mrs. jones is
this morning."
In a few minutes Biddy returned with
the information that "Mrs. Jones wBs
seventy-two years, seven months and two
days old -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-02

A very Desirable Residence with Is acres Of land,
convenienttO Street Railroad
beautiful Cottage in East Cleveland, With large
ct. &2Nl.
JNO. @. JENNINGS,