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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

SGs~S. SLEAIMoNs & Co.-Have removed
their extensive Boot and Shoe store from
the old stand to the new room recently fitted
up on Market street, two doors below the
First National Bank, where they have one
OF the most extensive assortments of Boots,
Shoes, &C., for men, women and childrens
wear, ever seen in the town of Cadiz, at
prices logger than could be expected.
Mr. VIM. G. WEIGH, the new partner, is
one Of the best mechanics that has ever
worked at this business in Cadiz, is COM
plete gentleman, and no one who deals with
him can fail to be Fitted" Under his rule
you will have your work done by the time
it is promised, and will not be disappointed I.
When you want anything in the boot or shoe
inc be sure and call,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
Our Forces I'm Atlanta.

LOUISVILLE, July pa Nashville re-
port, well authenticated, places the occupa-
ton of Atlanta by, Gen. Sherman beyond
doubt. No particulars received here.
Provost Marshal Goodwin received a tele-
gram dated Atlanta 22d, announcing its pos
session by our forces.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-The Louisville
Journal announces the occupation of Allan
ia by our forces On Friday the rebel loss
in killed, wounded and missing will reach
5000, including 1000 killed. Part of our
army entered Atlanta We may have some
fighting for full possession of the city but
the present campaign is certainly ended.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

pJ As this promises to be the most i'm
portant campaign in the history of the Gov
erment, we would urge upon our friends in
Harrison county that they go to work i'm
mediately to increase the circulation of the
SENTINEL. The question is whether we are
to lose the Republic The friends of war
for an Abolition Despotism are working for
the vulgar joker, and should not the lovers
of Peace, Liberty and Union labor for the
preservation of tho country. Circulate a
good sound Democratic paper, like the
Sentinel, now, and it willno an incalculable
amount of good. The minds Of the people
are commencing to be. relieved from the
darkness, and We have about come to the
conclusion that the Democracy will make
clean sweep this fall, if the proper effort is
made. Circulate the documents
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
A County and q State.

Lincoln said, in his famous indianapolis
speech, that State bore the same relation
to the Federal Government that county
does to State. Let us see where the sim
ilarity comes in. The State creates the
county and confers upon it all its powers. g.
Did the Federal Government create the
State and give it its powers? No? the
State, made the Federal Government, as
they make counties, and confer upon it all
its authority The Federal Government
as well as the counties, is the offspring of
State sovereignty and State power.-Eaq. A
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

MARY CULLEN, widow of Adam
! lvk Quillen, deceased, Elihu QuIllen.
james Qnillen, David Quillen, Adam Quill
len, Jr, Salina, Williams and Joseph VII
lia,ns, Joseph Rodgers, Mary Rodgers and
Harriet Rodgers Harrison Quillen, Rebec-
ca Jane CULLEN, Mary Elizabeth Quillen
and Eleanor A I'M Quillen, and Rachel Quill
| len, Harper Qttillen, Jefferson Quillon, John
| CULLEN, William CULLEN and Fremont
| CULLEN and Nancy Quillcn, Victoria Quill
len and Judson CULLEN, will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 18th
day of July, 1864 in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the County of Harrison
and State of Ohio, by petitioners, Stinscn
Quil1en and jackson Quillen and is now
pending, wherein snid petitioners demund
partition of the following real estate, to-
wit: situate in the said county of Harrison
and State of Ohio, the North East quarter OF
section thirty-one, of township twelve, of
range seven; containing IT2 acres, more or
less.
Also the West half of tho South Eaat
quarter OF section thirty three, in township
twelve, and range seven, containing S6 acres
more or less.
Also, part of tho North West quarter
section thirty-one. township twelve, aud
range seven, beginning at the South Eust
corner of said quarter, end running thence
North 30 rods along said Adam Quillen's
and Benjamin Creamets's line to n sfone!
thence West 81 rods to stone; themes
South 80 rods to a stone; thence Fast
% rods to the beginning, containing one
acre, more or less.
At the next term of said Court the said
petitioners will apply foT IN order for tho as-
signment of Dover to said widow and that
partition may be made of said premises.
J. NJ, ESTEP,
Attorney for Petitioners.
July 90, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

Circular No. q, from the Provost Mar
shal General $ office, of July l9, 1864, states
that under the late call of the President,
enlistments will be for one, two or three
years, as the recruit may elect One third
of the bounty will be paid at the time of
muster, $33,33 for one year $66, &c for two
years, and 500 for three years. Neither
drafted men nor substitutes, furnished Ell
ther before or after the draft, are entitled
to bounty from the United States. The or
ders heretofore allowing premiums for re-
cruts have been revoked.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
Death of Csi. Dan. 1acCook.

We regret to chronicle the death of the
gallant Col. Dan. MtCook, of the SD Ohio.
He died at clock Sunday evening. at the
residence of his brother Col. George w.
McCook, Of this city. He was brought here
about the first of July, having received
serious wound at the battle of Kenesaw
Mountain. His wound was not at the time
considered dangerous, and after his arrival
here he was thought to be doing well, a sud
den and unexpected change in its character,
however, terminated his life. lie follows in
the wake of a father and two brothers all of
whom lost their lives in this ''cruel war, I"
and all of whom died, just one year apart,
in the same month and on the same day of
the month--the 2lst of July. He follows
just one year after the death of his father,
in the same month, and within very short
time of the same day of the month.
We learn that few days before his death
he received from Washington commission
as Brigadier General. The honor, Justly
won, came. too late to be won by him in life
it will go with him in memory. In his
death the army has lost the services of a
brave and gallant officer whose place it will
not be easy to fill.
His remains were taken to Cincinnati for
interment in the Greenwood Cemetery,
where repose all that is earthly of his father
and two brothers. May he rest in Peace.
-SteutenuiUe Courier.
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Bg- Tus WgArHEe.--We have had nj

BIs TIE WEATHER. -Ne G have had al
varieties Of weather dvring the past week.
The first part of the week was warm-very
warm. On Thursday it grew cool, and by
Friday morning it was cool as the breezes. d"
On Sunday it grew warm again, and on
Monday morning the windows of heaven
were opened and we are in the enjoyment
OF sweet refreshing showers, which awaken
to yigor and freshness, all nature The
corn and potatoes and garden vegetables,
which were dropping seem endowed wich
asw life, and we yet hive hope of a good
ceop. Thank Heaven for the gentle show
ers. There is life and hope in them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

Ms- ScHaEIBEa, of Mooreiield, is still
alive snd kicking" lie still carries on the
mercantile business, and people knowing
MIN Will still continue to patronize him,
knowing that Schreiber is one Of the best
..en that iives in all this region of country
He is orc Of the cleyerest men to deal with
that we know--it always being a pleasure
To have dealings with natural born gentle
man. H. always keeps good assortment
IN hia store, and it will richly repay any per-
son wishing ANYTHING in his line to call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

By Z. +. NIofitt ESD, of Greene town
AMP, has been appointed Sutlor of John
yoa's Island, where the rebel prisoners are
confined, and where two or three regiments
Of our troops are stationed Hc has taken
in David Barrett, Esq., as partner, and it
is their intention to keep the post supplied
with the good things of life.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
sew Time Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows:-Li Li5
A. NJ, and 2-45 p. NJ.
The train that leaves at 4 As A. NJ, makes
q close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
meets with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves at LAS P. NJ. makes
a close connection at the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as follows:-I2-30
p. NJ. and 7-l5 p. NJ.
The train that arrives Mt 1890 p. NJ. brings
the mails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
AS A. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
Gen. Mcpherson Killed.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Major Norcross
local Paymaster at Chattanooga, telegraphs
Major Allen, chief Paymaster here, that
Major-General Mcpherson was killed to-day
before Atlanta Another correspondent
says he was shot fatally through the lungs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
THs New is. STAMP DUTIES FOR 1864

TIE NEW Q. .. NIAMF DUTIES FOR I6b4.
--Messrs T. B. Peterson 4 Brothers, 3o6
Ches,.at street, Philadelphia, Pa, have
just issued new Icard, containing the Off
cial list of the "New Stamp Duties" i'm
posed by the act of July 80, 1864 1t is a
convenient card for reference--invaluable to
the business man. Price Is cents copy,
or three copies for 80 cents, 81 a dozen; So
hundred; $lS,75 for $50 copies; $3375
for 500 copie; $50 for 1000 copies. Con-
sumers to pay transportation.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
The YeiidO Sold to Prussia.

New York, July 90. The Herald's Par
Is correspondent states that Drouyn De
L Huys officially informed Mr.. Dayton, the
American Minister, that the steamer Yeddo,
heretofore supposed to have been brfPIt for
the rebels, has been sold to the Prussian
Government
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

Eza- Gov. Brough makes an especial ca Il
upon the colored people to volunteer and
gave themselves from the draft We will
zee whether they do it or not. There has
been but few that have gone from the
neighborhood Of Caliz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

| have RENTED to the Parent Society
through Wclch & Co., Exchange Bank
8S25,00
thank you for your kindness to me per-
sonay and for your liberal support of the
glorious work. j. =. GOULD.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
The Quota of Ohio.

The following is the quota of Ohio, by
Districts, under the call for more troops,
of July Is, 1864. If our recollection be
right, the quota Of this district is made lar
ger than it was under the calls for 70O,O
in the SprinC:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
ID ESIR III Bile Ian
For SAILS.
$40 Acres Of Choice Land IN the Hcn1tbi.
est Locality Of the Romrishiag State
Of Illinois.

NVHIS tract is located In Macon county,.
- miles from Forsythe Station on the
Illinois Central r;rilroad--only 8 miiles north
OF the growing city of Decatur and 80 miles
south of Bloomington-a State road on tho
west anda County road on the North limo.
IT'S acres are under cultivation and il MOS
rolling land. The remainder is we'll calcu-
lated for grass
For terms and further particulars, address
or inquire OF SAMUEL CLARK. Spring
field, illinois, or JOHN BEALL, Cadiz,
Ohio
July I3, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

ss1- A poetic efTusion inscribed to a
saothsr," on the death Of her daughter, is
crowded out this week. ..., ... ...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

n;ar JAMES V. poGrE. m eld citizen of
Cadiz, was buried in the Cemetery on last
Thursday.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
From the Dayton Journal July 10.

from the layton JOufndt Juty 19.
j. D. Phillips, Esq, of this city, received
a telegram from Col G. W. McCook, stat
ing that his brother, Col. Dan. McCook.
died at Steubenville lon the afternoon of the
18th inst, of wounds received in the terri
Bile assault on kenesaw Mountain, June 9th,
Col. Dan. McCook entered the service in
the beginning Of the war, and for meritori-
GUS conduct was promoted to the Colonelcy
of the SD Ohio regiment, with which he
served faithfully until he was placed in COM
mand of the brigade, at the head of which,
in daring assault Of the enemy's fortifica-
tions on the Kenesaw Mountain, he receiy-
the wound of which he died. He is the
fourth member of his family who has fall
len under the flag within three years. =
Charles, his younger brother, aged seven
taen years, fell at bull Run, in July, 1861 !:
Brig Gen. Robert L. McCook, next older
than Daniel, was murdered by a guerrilla,
in July, 1862 Major McCook, the father of
this gallant family, was killed July, 1868,
during the Morgan raid in Ohio; and Dan
lel, who died July 18th, 1864, is last on the
list thus far. Three brothers remain-Mai,
Gen. A. Med. McCook, Col. Geo. w. Nc
Cook and DR.. McCook. We understand
that the President promoted Col. Dan. Nc
Cook to Brigadier General before his death
His remains will be deposited in the Sol
diers Cemetery at Spring Grove, near Gin
so many of Ohio's dead are
resting.
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une 8, 1SG42ino.inside
LN2nl Notice.

LC&DI NOtAcN.
MARTHA SCOTT, Phebe NJ. Scott,
VE James Scott, Johnson Scott, William
Scott, Anna p. Scott and r. NJ. Kennedy,
as guardian of said James Scott, Johnson
Scott, William Scott andsAnna b. Scott, mi
nors, will take notice that petition was f.
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the County Of Harrison, and State of Ohio,
by John Scott and is now pending, wherein
said John Scott demands partition OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit: The Northwest
quarter of Section No. twenty-five (25) in
Township No. ten (l0) of Range No five (5)
in the Steubenville Land District; and that
at the next term of said Court, thesaid John
Scott will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN SCOTT, Demandant.
PHILIP DoNAHUE, Atty.
June % 1S64-6t ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

PROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
L Nearly all the popular Patent Medi-
cines of the day constantly on hand and for
sale by JOHN BEALL.
May IL, 1854.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, Men
Ivl and Boys HATS in great variety nDr
sale cheapby
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AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co., O.,
CADIz, July 8, 1864.
All white male citizens between the ages of
Is and As years, are hereby notified to make
payment of Communication, or file exemp-
tons, on or before August 18th, otherwise
penalty of 30 per cent, or 81 20 in addition
will attach, and will be collected by distraint
as required by law, with the further addition
of the costs of collection.
SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor of Harrison County.
july 6, 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
The Peunsyivauin Sixteenth Gengres.
sisnnl District.

Orr readers know that In this district tho vote
fog ConRrs-nen is pretty coee Il was a. Dr.. snp'
poscd lhsi Alex. II. Cofoh. Democrat. had been re
elec.i but later revision, give Geo. Hoht, Union ts
majority TIE Ndri6ass 1's',srfeh ri Tuesday says
Hr.srs Koost> and Coaio,i. the Union aud the Cop
rcriead candidates ior Congfesj 10 the XVIII Con
grossioual D4iiirt appeared bo.Uio Coy. Curtin this
morning for the purposo O! disk using The right to the
certificate Of totiloB ~ that district. Two returns
hayin3 been mrde. Il row depends upon primo jsee
evidence TO which IL genuine The Governor post
pored hls decision in the case until Wednesday next,
aud in the meantime the contestant, have proceeded 10
take evidence 10 the legality u Tie returns nov on
HE In tho state Department There IN no doubt what
ever TIA. The facts viii prove the validity Of the returns
clect.uE Gen Koont1 In which event ihe Governor III
Of course. embrace LIS Dene IN lho Proclamation dc.
clsIing the election OF CongTcssnsa Ia this state
In tho xXta District there 10 also oontss. Tbs
opinion q the attorney (Aeredth) hiss been
given 10 Tbs effect tae, tho Governor has 40 poRe. 10
go behind the rrlBIns la sAy esse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
The Steamer Ar.v..

The following is the report of the purser o,
tho Arago, "'''' "
The u 8. trsnsport Arego, Horny A. Gsdsden com.
manding. from Port Royal = C.. slh inst. with tbe u
sesroer Augusta in tow arrived nj Fprtres, Monro,
az 3S p N on Monday tho i.th inst On her passage
she encountered severe eastery gales, account o.
whioh she wss obliged 10 put back the 9Th inst one
hundred mties. sixty miles southwest OF Hattros
passed the U. g. steamer Csnsndsisus steering could
west
Among the Passengers by the Arseo ere soma e..
capped Union officers from Columbia, y. c.. md some
officer, wounded at the battle of Honey Hill.
Tho exchange. Of prisoners under Col Milford vss
going on in Charleston narbor.
Po'srssrs per d,o2o-Coi A. s. Harwel Col o. A
fe~to- Me-. X. Jayne. Maj Steele, Lleat Bprns Mr.
Masy raa.sr Ms. CEeres FcpvcL Mr.. r. wiucSei and
etNt cetts seass, w. fsks, Lake. Day Schaan.bsrs
Waiaoej ns Henry A. Robbins, 8. L. Hsn, r. " Cod
h~si B. Cane., Chaplain M. Hobbs Lie1,. Churchill
Css Croweu add Peacock. Mcss,s Morgan wurne T~sfy
Cfsy forJ. WHITAKER, Lel Stokes. G. 8. Pray, u. s. Nj
T.. Pdes. Capt J. c. While, ind l6 others IN Storage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER Is 1861

scramble for IL; while the Government offers
CHOICE land free of cost 10 actual settlers and
finds far too few anxious TO close with the gen.
erous proffer. Our cities arc crowded to-day
with men looking for Cbrkships OF anything
else tina, will win bread; while our aggregate
farm produce is probably loss in GO than il wss
in GO. and good farms arc today cheaper than
anything olse but Federal securities.
The Government must have money. III may
borrow some but. at present rates, borrowing
is mos. improvidont. Taxation must be M
ereascd-we do not say just how or whore, but
somewhere and somehow, SO as TO bring far more
money into tie Treasury. Every one should be
deyising and commencing ways of roplenishlne
TIE Treasury; instead Of which, macy seem to
be contrivng how most TO depleto it. One talks
of reducing Duties on Imports, so as to swell
largely our imporiati0ns-ignoring the fact that
we already import more than VIC can pay for,
and are constantly drawn upon Cor specie to pay
the balances accruing against US in Europe.
Most men seem TO think they arc taxed eyorbi'
family or exceptionally few say, Double our
taxes, if you mnst; but push on tho War to q
speedy and Git conclusion" Yet NO are conf
dent that is inst what tho majority meant to
say b. their yotos in our late Presidential Elec'
ton. and we trust that Congress will heed their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-15
-. o,r Co,sns,srarics.

The TPIDrYE has now & larger Fxch-rC' Isl;
than il can afori--emincng at least hall The
NcwWarcr Press of tho loyal States. Wenrt re-
,cench ia. We will hereafter tond oar Daily 20 the
,lsilics with which VIC continue 20 Excnan6e, our
semi-Wookly to seIni-weeklcJ, erd our Wec"y :"
~ookl.,s, which 10 the boot We can do. II IN! "
our present Exchanges should desire to Teeei'e
TIE Tribune more frequently IN exchange thaA
shN, We viii send our seni-Weeklyto weeSAesiof
difference Of 81 per annum. and our Daily to week
lies fo9 4 difference Of 81 per snouIn. Those papers
Shicl receive the Daily in exchange all continue
10 receive it until the close OF the etr AI'f ne
1st Of Jsnuery it will DO continued oniy Oh 'ic
tenHs shove mentioned.
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FROM MHxICO.
81 the Papal Nunris md the Min.
isier from Sweden-Defeas Of the he.
psblicna Psreos under Gen. Artessn-
Gen. NItramon-lmmensr Immisrasisn
Reported Reslsssiioa Of Jsarcx--An
Is.peYisiis. Msresueus In tho State Of
sonora.
denf- Of u, Ni.1cIlIeJ Flo7i
VFaA Csr7, Friday, Dec. 2, 1854

fcusfggi ~ Ne Oh II. AAs,elA- j kstHt
vFaA Csry, Friday, Dec 2, is3i
Tho Emperor Is in the City Of Mexico, and
great preparations are being made 10 celebrate with
pomp the national hsst OF oaadsoupe On tho OH anj
in January in,euds coming 70 this City Of the Truu
Gross The roads between this eiy and Mexico ase In
Al awful condition aud Il Is only 1T She rick Of lie that
tho Journey Is made.
The Pupsl Nuneio Nousgnor Megla, aad suite, sr.
rived on ths 2eth u't.. BY tho English mail packet
So!ent. The Emperof sent the State Counselor, M.
Sche,i aenleohner. o. receive hin. Salu.es red
by the vessels Of war tho Castle and the Dulwarts OF
Conception. sid amid the ringing OF bells &C. he made
his eSirG the 0h. After high iuass he was taken
An excursion TO Nsaclhn was dined on bf return
and sCienadcd. and tho morning OF the Isf started
on h. journey 10 the capital. -
By tho Same steamer esme the Baron Weller
stedt, the Minister Psnipotent1Iy ftom Sweden
and Norway Ia Washington, but now on his way 70
Mexico on special mission 10 recognize the new
Emperor
Count Thum, .he Australian Envoy. was also eI'
prc.ed hat viii arrive on the 9Th.
On The Dlh the Eco del Concrete published An extra
announcing the complete defeat Of the division OF ar
tesga at IeuiPan on the I'D. and Published Per Sfies
French o.cnl news and this 10 especisIy frsneny'
FxpEptrrosAHr foacs % Nxxtco, I
DsraICf or ksnA CAUl Roy. 70 1854
SIN pgEfycr Re kind enough havs pashshed IN the Eco
Del Consris Of 10 ,nosow the following ofesai news
The army Of Atsss s0wpG.ss ~ s IA -. morning b.
no rcmn of oossl CI-chsn Ia Iquipsn The snelny had
four huodrsd inlsd snoos them two Jensnis we have
taken large number Of pssones smons o osn Psos
aad anmuraton have flliea int ous hsaas
Be pleased 20 seesp sm fts'ss tue assurances &C., &C.
supssios coum.ad.a,s.
Gan u;ssmon. II ssens really was oonspiring against
"tSs ssw order Of hing asd ~M seat 3! tbs Fr.poA