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The New York herald., 1864-07-28
Johnston. Forrest ana =. ID. Zee.

FROM the KichWond sentinel, July ~
Tho friends or Johnston complain that Forrest and
Lee have no; been sent to out sbermans lines OF com
muncsn; TO do for Johnston what hs had ample force
70 do Tor hmse and 10 take of and his army
Wbealers largo and splendid cavalry force would long
since have cut those limos of communication bad they
been ordered TO do But General Johnston s n
those singular se whose comprehensive Intel
ecusl vision and great foresight al the dapgcrs all
the chances of failure, all the dicnties ahead and who
IN Ms way single chance Of ialuro. His wisdom
aud great accomplrhment NJ scientific soldier
paralyzes his action. He is ever standing st,
with folded arms, during the siege OF Nicksburg or
rcreating as from Manassas, Yorktown and Dalton. ~
VIII never risk battle until every possible advantage
exists his sie every ossble on The side
Of the enemy. snch overwse, spprehcnsve men arc rare
W public hfe, for wholly wanting confidence in them
selves they seldom win the confidence OF others In pr
vate life they and hence ws dnd that
bold daring sn'crprsing men Of mean capacity and IT.
msdtiaiivs, 10 learned sdd iks wiss '''' '''A 's
In fact, however, Leo and Forrest have all tho while
been nghng Johns'ons battles and saving HE army from
annibatou But fov thcir splendid achievements de-
fsssrs and driving back with terrible oss the large rc
would have long since had much Of bis supplies cut OF
and been ove&hsl,ned BY superior numbers
NnnARy roposnApmcAL MAI ov EASTERN VIRGINIA
This map drawn by Charles shor, G. r.. and published
by Captain Qbauncy, n Cedar street, New York shows
clearly the routes taken and the battles fought BY the
several army corps Of the present campaign usds Lieu
tenant General U. Grant, also the trail Of the rebel
army during the period II further shows the POSI-.
lion Of the various headquarters sf both during
che advance Grant retreat OF Lec tho nss OF each
conteudng force being marked IN different color. The
Authorities for the localities General warrens survey,
General Humphrsys campaign maps United states coast
survey aud local map Of Henrlco county. Asa map Of
the psrod win be valuable for future reference tho
dates and positions arc apparently asousAis AZ far
n mo present. uns knpxss f#
The New York herald., 1864-07-28
BALTIMORE. July II, 1894.

BALTiMoRK, July II, ISd4.
Harpers Ferry ssill in our possession. There has
kesn attack on that point yet The rebels are be-
:ieved not to have entered Maryland yet.
scout, who left Hagiinsburg at seven
O'Clock last night, and, crossing At Shepards-
town, arrived here this morning, reports heavy
skirm lshing at Martjnsburg between General
Crooks forces and tho rebels under Brecknridge
Monday to five P. H. Our forces fell back to this
side OF the Potomac, from Martinsburg 10 Wilamsport
bat The rebels eyincsd intention Of crossing and refu
gees from Washington and other western counties
returning to their homes.
generally supposed that the object Of the rebels
20 keep forces out OF the valley until they gath
cred in the harvest.
Later reports assort that we have eoccuped Martins
burg.
The New York herald., 1864-07-28

Nhn AfIANrA, Ca, July 70, Is6z.
nay sfserSsywe are tghtenInG The net; are eosos
NJ meshes ar'nd the fatsd city, few days more, and
great act in this stirring drama Concludes and the
sursain falls beko~e Atlanta. Though We have had no
heavy nshsIns for the past two days. s they were
barron Of exciting eyents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
SKATES, SKATES! SKATES!
Tfn, Copper a.d Sheet Iro. Nsautaeto,x
Last Call.

4 Ii thsse indebted - the subscriber respect
"A fully invited 70 call At the Rxchasge Mills and pay
Up. Ny Books. &C., nay be found here duFiag this
osath, after that st The s6es 81 Arthur
s' ..".. :..s ~ =, s.4 ~. AA'As'I~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
legal ADVERTISEMENTS.
.SHERIEE,N .Na.R

ESHEhIFFS 81 LIZ .
DY VIRTUE Of Execution issued out Of the Clarke
ID Once Of the C,rcut Court Of La Sale ssunty snl
stste OF Illinois, and 10 me directed. whereby an
commanded to make the amount OF . certain judR.
ment recently obtained against Hamilton Brown, q
favor OF Christian Etc out the lands, tenemenss.
goods and chattes Of the said Hamilton Brsvn have
levied the following property, to wit Let three (3)
in ble hirytwo 2) in the City Of La Sale. IL Sale
county illinois. ......
Therefore, according 10 said command, shall g..
pose for sale, PUBLIC AUCTION, all the right tSs.
and interest Of the above named Hamilton Brown In
ana to the above described property, Saturday
lAth day OF May. 1854, at o'clock r. NJ, At tie
s.uth door Of the Court House in Ottawa, La ealls
county, Illinois.
= DATED At Ottawa, this 2Sd day Of Apri,,iss4
WILLIAM R. MILLIGAN,
Sis,Ifsf La s. He County.
Per BRusv, Deputy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

IN n0n LBS Sugar. Cured AAnD,
1O,OONI l.oeo Ibs 1ai1D 1ta1. Of NJ eva
oaSe ~ >0D0. ". RHD0D.
0pgoe0 ~ ~ O6OS 1b~ A0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
TOTlCE.

ITO ali Whom it May Concern; notice Is .rebv
gwen that am ready 10 pay a certorn psomisso.
y hee mace oy me 10 lgnas Tor Iguatz) Herxs fer
me sum OF fZlcO ted February sih 1862 due ,s,
3a) hach 1904 drawing ten per interest,", per An
nun ter st Of March l362, secured by m orrass
On real estate recorded in book o. page 400 OF the re-
cores o. Ia Sale county. State Q: Illinois UPON the
o'A'ery Up o. sad note; and ihs; the ne De. And
e"her o. .a.d note Gan receive the amount now trs
theTeon a. ottawa H. q II. Rneussei or anv OF
ths LanE at OTTAWA, or any other par, the Cai,el
states, upon such delivery and cancellation Of ia
mortgage aud that no interest will he paid en- s.A
"o,e aIt-r US da'e JOSEPH DoRMAy
lu0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

Estate o. Asa BAILEY DEcr.,.,
onaerssned having been appointed Adn!afstrs.
10y OF "a Sale AID State Of Illinois ieess,s r.
"-eoy siNes netice that he will appear before ~
- 800 N'n' OF LA sale county, =. the Court ususe
IN OTTAWA, At the June Term, on the Third N.nJ.,
IN March next at which time all per,en, mi,
clam. against sad Estate notified ana
attend for The purpos. OF having the san. sduatsd
Al Persons indebted to sad Estate requested IL
MAKE I'M ATE payment I; the under.igned
Dated this 2eih day Of Naroh, a. D. !ss4
PHEBE BAILEY, AGsssnss~sS 4,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30

CORN Observation-Disclosures,
" LOOK BEREi a.
Juss tAs thing ysu want. We are SsssivinS - lsA
o0gU D0SRsto, end VII sell tAea lev.
= VDoogD . ~ ~ LaoeA0 o0V~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
-Admin,strators Notice

ksfAr o. EDwAap v. ".~s.t..
'T>HE undersigned having been appoin,.S
I.
-faNIA 81 t'he eetsss NJ. iAta Of
me county Of La Sale and State Of Illneix d.e..,
hereby gives notice that he will appear before ths
eo. Of Ia Lalie county at the court house in Ot,s
va, - the Nay term, on She third Monday /. NJ
.Dieh time all persons havIne elais,s
SAID Estate are notified and Requested 10 .t,..
me purpose OF having the same adjusted All n.,ser.
inueo'eo 10 SAID Estate are requested to make i1-.
oiate paymen. to TIE undersigned
Dated This Z2st day Of March ID 1894
er ELIZABETH HRSS /d-s.;...A-..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
,NHERIEL,' CHI

RI virtue OF Special Execution is,usi ont 81 ths
- CefK once OF the Circuit Court ef Ia Sale
county. Al State OF Illinois m. dir vhars.
BY am comDanded to make the amour, OF = e.yts;n
judgment recently obtained against Paiu.a, n P..s
and Hannah =. Rust, in favor Of William EDWARDS. a.
OF the lands snements goods and the ssjI
fhineas d. Rust and Hannah Rus 1, have levied On
tn following property, to wit: All Of lsis nine (s,)
twelve Q2) thirteen Q3) seventeen (l7) and eighteen
Cs) ia Block No. eleven OD in Rusts addition 70 the
town efMendota, La Lalle County Iiinoie.
Therefore, according to SAID coMmAnd. Il shall IL.
Pass for sale, Public Auction all the right title anu
Interest Of tbe above named Phineas D. Rust Han
nah Rurt, in and to the above described Properly,
on Saturday the lth day % MAY 1894 at ocosk, ?.
at t.. Soth door Of the Court ous in Ottawa La
Sale County Illinois.
Dated A. Ottawa, this 18th day Of April 1874
WM X Nittr6&N,
Sheriff Of La .ScHe county.
Per D.. I, BRCSH Deputy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-04-30
OTTAWA ACADEMY.

OTTAWA ACAUEMY.
WI offer all the advantages Of . First Glass Semi
W nary. Rare chance for Pra etical Bsok Keeping
Ancient, hsdern and High English Language, Philoso-
ply. Chemistry, Surveying, Drawing, Painting and
Music Fsur experiences Teachers. 6tadsn:s taken ~
AL times, and charged fer Of the tern. CertiA.
Gates given to Teachers Apparatus fer Experimsnts.
Fall Tern, II weeks opens August a.
Winter Term, II weeks, opens Dsesmhey Z,
Spring Term, II Wee4s, opens n arch "a
Send for . Circular.
Cook Govsr's Block. Rooms ENLARGED
Ottawa, august 20. 1899.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
KENosHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY NOV TO- 1861
HONIEWARD
BY HoRATIus BoNAR.

P los sea1r BY HoRATIus BoNAR.s 4r lIf-a-S
Dropping down the troubled river, t,. So
To the tranquil, tranquil shore /;
Dropping down the misty river, o.
Times willow shaded river, s2nlesJta 2
To the spring embosomed shore; aidu0n
And the sun goes down no more, mia, h
y wondrous, wondrous shore
! Dropping down the winding river, la
10 the wide and welcome sea,
dropping down the narrow river, ,..a5tf,f 4,
men weary hayward river,
To the blue and ample sea, ''iA 11' -'' 81
Where ne'tempest wrecketh ever, llst
Where the sky is fair and free, Il a1l
10 joyous,ioy ous sea ~ sid M sF,r
Dropping down the noisy river,IU9 tH99ilif
40 our peaceful, peaceful home, .s37u
Dropping down the turbid river, ,,o..,f.,..
Earth's busting, crowded river, I
To your gentle, gentle home, '.i3 1't
Where the rough roar tiseth never, ia9
And the vexings cannot come 14iln0Jsd
o loved and longed for home .rer
Droppingdo the eddying river, .anIl
With Helmsman true and tried!99d ot
Dropping down the perilous river, r.,t-
Mortaiity's dark river.
With sure and heavenly Guide, $780,
Even Him, who, to deliver SlBnGf sid
My soul from death. hath died,oW ea5 :.
0 Helmsman true and triedll as s,aa., "a
Dropping down the rapid river, lT4,. % us
To the dear and deathlesas land, Igi 3sir,
Dropping down the well>known river,
Life s swoil'p and rushing river,
To tia resurrection>land, l oJ ,1ioiD
Where the living live forever,
I Z And the dead have joined the band t.ag,
. fair and blessing land ,d aye4 sql.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
FARMFOR SALE

Wishing to change my business, offer my home
=, !, Farm, in the town of Bristol Kenssha county
~ for sale, on reasonable terms. The Farm con-
ssts of 157 IL acres of first rate farming lands
10 acres are under the plow, the balance IN e
houses on the farm, barn and outshouses All Gasa
adjoining, in the State of Illinois Also %
acres of good timber land, lying in the State of ILL.,
miles from the city of Kenosha. To any one wishing
to purchase first rate, productive farm will offer
bargain seldom met with. P. o. Address, Soath
Bristol, kenosha 90. Wis. 14tf ISAAC B. TAILOR
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
y. L.. DAVES&
Dissolution Notice !

Old Stand.
Fhanku for past favors he hopes, by the strict ats
ehton 70 the wants Of his custo deserve and
retain the patronage so literally bestowed on the Old
Firm. FnwIpn R.urv
Kenosha Aug. Path 1854
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

seases OF the Nervous, Ses,ainaI. Trina.
AOry and Sexual Systems-new and reliable
rea tment--in reports OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
sent by mail in sealed snyeopes free charge Address
De- SSILLIS HoUGHFON, Howard Association No
South Ninth Street Phadel phia Pa. ~ = 1yso
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10

EgrA little fellow of some five wears Or
thereabouts [says the Boston Transcript
wno n ,i been the happy possessor of gold
en- dollar, the gift of some friend. rose in
ms place IN one of the public school-rooms,
the day after the recent fall in the price OF
gold and quirried: s'PIeathe, ma,arn, may
go out and thell my dollar2 Pa thayth
gold 18th down." He was allowed to go out.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
F0R SALE CHEAP.

'H>fsE Gravel Foundry in KeDosha Lot 80 by
lO feet building 40 by 80 feet good frame ba rn brick
Engine Room The buildings in good condition. with
water Tor steam purposes and suitable any
Also halt Of block77 north side contanin over An
ache OF land with frame house of rooms brick cear
barn we'll and plenty Of fruit and hrubbery
PRICE $780, 60 Apply to .,st $3.50 =
JOSIAH BOND, - t2a
- .TgAa.3. A La Sale St., Chicago
Or enquire Of A: G. COLE. Bonds Ending Kenesha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
One inch of space will be counted q square

sPAon. | ". i8w. sw. 8m. SIM. Tyr
1sqr 81 so 81 IS 50 90 IS 80 $4o0 81 90 u 90
9sqr. 200 275 Is $50 9 90 10 90. Las 90
Ssqr. 2 80 8 2o 1901 60OI TOO II 90 20 90
4 Col. 8 90 800 500 9OO II 90 10 90 Is 90
1SOol. 00l 500 500 1000 Il 90 20 90 as 90
1oOl. 90 90 10 90 IA 90 II 90 Is 90 40 90,
sOol 90 10 90 ~ 90 IS 90 20 90 % 90 IS 90
iOol 10 90 IS 90 1s 0O 20 90 l6 90 40 90 rs 90
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS, 81 a line pre-
year for the first five lines, and y cents for each
additional line. 800
EsTkAY NOTICES, published four weeks, $1,7s for a
imal in same notice. Y y -
LEGAL NOTICES, at statute rates. II sas7@'-F@f~
L ADVERTISEMENTS not accompanied with directions
will beinserted till forbid, and charged FOR accord
ingiy. ~ 10
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
M eesieal Card

PhOFOSE to practice Ply sic and Surgery IL
A~the city of kenosha and its vicinity and viii at
tend to various cuties of the Medic Profession ex-
clu sively. .e-e
Kenoshs, Sept %, 1864. tS S&4tA
-1ez aoIJ oml1 JOHN PARKER, III. D.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-11-10
Dob grintiug

Book Blank job md Care Printing
executed with neatness, cheapness and prompness
this ONCE Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental Pa intin
Oolored Inks and Bronze. With Five Power and Hand
Presses and extensive variety of Type and Johbine
Material the TELEGRAPH Establishment It's xcelledin
his part ofthe West. rati9'DA ftfS
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
The Way big stories are Started.

If the Devil should get sick, and wish to
get substitute to occupy his throne, we oil
know none 80 well qualified as an Abolition
>saitoF-Hatton, OF the Cadiz Republican,
being a good sample. Long service with
the Evil One has rendered him 90 familiar
with the 'styla' that it is almost impossi-
ble to tell zone from 'tother One the
day Of the election he tells huge story
aboutt&xo "Sons of Liberty receiving i'm
mense sums. of money from the re bcls to
establish North w estern Cuntederaey, "
and then asks ''T
'Will Philip Donahue, Supreme Com
mander for Harrison County, be kind enough
to inform the public hoy much money he
received for a similar purpose
1t would be hard to conceive how more
falsehoods could lie crowded into four lines.
Bat Hatton, week pact, would, in the course
of amefk or two, be willing to swear to
that which is only intimated in the above,
although Mr.. IIstton don't know whether
there is such order in this county. But
see how subtle the insinuation. He is afraid
to say openly, but he insnuatcs that Mr..
Donahue received money from the rebels to
arm men for their assistance. Shame on
the lying slandeEers tongue! whe would be
10 lost to truth as to thus seek to injurc his
Aeighbor He skexla be a stencil in the
nestrils Of koaest mcn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16

New PRovosr MARsuAT.-Capt A. T.
Ready has resigned his position as Provost
Marshal of the 10th District, and Captain
Norris, of CadN, has been appointed to fill
the, vacancy, Captain Norris is q gallant
and brave soldier. lie lost a leg at the bat
tic OF henesaw Mountain, while in tempora-
~ command Of the regiment, aud being thus
disable for the front, he takes position of
honor at home, made vacant by the resigna-
ton Of A.. T. Ready, who hasfrcquently been
heard say that all Lincoln's civil offices
should be conferred on the gallant wounded
soldiers. Early last summer he made pro-
positions to several ofLincoln sotfice- holders
hcreabouts. to resign and give their places
to the wounded soldiers, but none of them
could see it, " and he has now set the ex-
ample solitary and alone, for there is not an
other Republican office holderin the District,
who has given place to a wounded soldier. -
Guernsey Jef., 49,. ...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
M A r r I II d

November 9, at the residenceOf hshrIdes
fntller IN Short Creek Township IN Rcv
J. NJ. Carr, X. w. KINSEY, ESQ, Mer-
chant Of Cadiz, and Miss EMMA, daughter
Of tiEoReB HoLuEs, Esq. ~
izs-H -Hurrah for onr sidei Just as one
might expect when two such liberal and
genial hearts discovered affinity aud
linked their destinies with the golden cord
Of Cupid, they felt happy, and endeavored
To make sunshine in the paths of all IL
friends. The abundant supply Of 'good
things sent the Printers by the fair bride
was tine opeH sesame to the secret chambers
Of their minds, and even made the Devil"
eloquent in well wishes for the happy cou-
pie. May their lives be as placid and happy
as peaceful Sabbath morn; may no stormy
blast nor chilling frost blight one single mo-
ment of joy; may they have the pleasure
when life's journey shall draw'.near its
close of looking back DER the DAYS Of a long
life well spent, and see happy hearts bless
them for their good deeds:
"oh happy pair, to every blessing born!
For you may liifs calm stream unruf1ied
run;
For you its roses bloom without a thorn,
| And bright as morning shine its setting
sunl'-
| In Hopedale, Nov. 10, 1864, by Elder p.
II. Jones, Mr.. WILLIAM WALLACE and
Miss RACHEL RIFE, all of Harrison
County, Ohio.
October 30, at the residence of the brides
father, near Uniontown. BELMONT county,
| by Rev. Hugh Parks, Hon. JOHN c. KERR,
OF Unionvaie, Harrison county, and Mrs.
| GRIXELLA oOWEN, daughter of Rev.
WIN. TAGaART.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. T. r. Crawford,
| Mr.. ALLEN D., son. of Mr.. WM. MOORE,
to Miss MARY NJ. HAINES, all of this
county. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
War News.

On Sunday forenoon the extreme left of
Gen. Grant line, was attacked by Lees for
ces, but the federals soon succeeded in re-
pelling the assault.
Advices from Sheridans' army to the Sth,
state that he had received information that
the rebels are speedily to assume the often
sive, and that Ewell has superseded Early.
The most mportantnews, however, comes
through officers direct from Chattanooga,
who have just arrived at indianapolis. :
They report that Sherman returned to At
lanta early last week with five corps of his
army, leaving two corps in Tennessee, un-
der Thomas, to watch Hood. lie destroyed
the railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta
and is sending the iroa to the former place.
Altoona was burned, and Sherman is now
marching directly for Charleston, South
Carolina. This is the statement they make
and its trrthfulness, in some of its particu-
lars, is thought to have been foreshadowed
by other transpirlng events. :'.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.
East LIBERTY, Nov. 10. 1864

EAST LIBERTY, Nov. 10, 1864
CATTLE-The offerings were light and
80 were the sales The principle business
being sales to the city butchers. The sales
reported did not exceed 400 head, in lots of
20 to 50 head The lowest figures were
SO 80 per cwt and the highest 81 Co.,
The largest portion was forwarded East.
H0GS-The market was net very active
The high prices demanded by holders has
made buyers cautious. The sales reported
did not exceed 800 head in lots. The low
prices were IS 50 for stock Hogs and $l2 60
(GlS co for heavy, fat ones. The largest
portion Of the receipts were shipped East.
SIIEEP-We moderately plenty The
sales reach about 2, 100 head in lots. Pri-
ces ranged from 50 50G97 so y cwt prime
qualities commanded the latter prices. -
The largest portion were forwarded East by
rail
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
Opening the Fell Books ia this
GOMRtF.

The pofl besks and tally sheets of the
election held in this county ca the ilth day
of October, 1864, were opened in the fol-
lowing manner: On the 18th ef October,
swo days after the October election, tie poll
books and tally sheets of the votes given in
the different townships were opened by
flames Ifsxard and VIM. ?. Hays, Justices
of the Peace, in the presence of fhe Clerk
of the Court. On the 10th day of Novem-
ber, thirty days after the October election,
she tally sheets sent from, the different
camps and hospitals up to that time were
opened By James Howard and Lewis C.
Nyar, justices Of the Peace, in the presence
of the Clerk Of the Court. On the 18th
day of November the same Justices opened
what tally sheets had been reeeired between
the 10th and 10Th Of November
In the soldiers voting law passed last
~viRter, the first full sentence of section sew
cntaen Of that law, page 81, reads as follows;
SIC. IL NAiIst this act continues in force
so person shall be declared duly elected, no
certificates of election SHAH be issued, and
20 election returns under tkw or oay Other
act lfar tie same offices shall te ot,caed
a.ttl Ute thrtseth day after any gcnesul
election, or until the 20th day after any pres
idential, election, at which time, or within
three days. thereafter all the returns Of talAy
sheets, made to the common pleas 6lerks
shall be .0pohed in the manner aad by the
ssioers now authorized to de the same; the
votes canvasseds the res1lt declared, alb
stracts made, and certificates issued, and all
other acts BY Law required ef them ia he
premises be done; aud all votes shown by
the tally sheets to have been east under the
authority OF this act, shall be counted with
the, returhs of county, state, congressional
and pfesdaptialelections received faom the
several polls within the county, and b. in.
cluded IN the general abstract
Our. .epiaioR is that tho opening of-the
poll books and tally shests on the ah Of
Qstobsr Il the Vots given at home on tbs
liiof3tis saiRs m onth, was f2s5al n
xxi .&a%ttF t8 II kAl NV tssffStAh sC W X
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16
Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLEGHENY, Nov. TO- 1864.
EFES-The receipts show considera-
bic falling off reaching only 200 head, and
the market dragged somewhat, with a ten
dency to lower rates. We quite at 4(d4!c
for Common stock; 5(o6c for fair to good,
and 6(G7c for prime choice.
HOGS-Quieta and unchanged, with small
sales to report to the retail trade at prices
from sll 00(9l3 90 @ cwt
SHEEP-But few offered and only a
limited demand. Small lots Of choice at
Sc 0G(G7 90 ID 100 lbs gross.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-16

sGg Since it is known that Lincoln is re-
elected, the "outs" are getting to be very
clanorous for the places now occupied by the
Gina" Evenin Cadiz We hear of severaI
applicants for the Cadiz Post office, who are
urgent for the removal of the present incum-
bent If tho present Csdiz Post Master is
removed. we hope the party in power will
give the place to come soldiers widow, or tc
a woan led or disabled soldier, That would
be sonristerlt. . us. .l.''.r p.
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