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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Mnsiary At.lslU.


The military astiyity that has boon dis:
played here during The past 81 Or t.sissit
DAYS, and which isHstiil N she fail tide Of
o,scrasioa, has feshltcd in waking ap The
whole country -
When these Tnoyenants ssltside, u viii
l.e found thai they have tarnoa ont badly
Cor ahc rebels The whols baaeh 6f shcir
inovsnensx VIII hsss received their gnisfss
1t the hands Of The brave soldiers &c the
Union army. L.ossssaxRr i adTaneing on
Knoxville - ne write ttrcassning Oh att
tack or tie east ifoin sgEaatiesry Plains
and On tlse South side a. he, river, soining
out Of Fier EcQpnsy This tbsar syiaRa-
thixers on cur street are boasting, Il 40 be
betho great strsslxe sf The wintsf campaign
But mark or ION II WIN saaFe the
ihts Of thciy atilet aggressive movements
The key 70 these aegrszsiae IaayeaeRts
is.tAai hunger Is pilsciing them, and shN
hope Of Isiatder i sAeDnIy hUpSor prize
fllAt istaasink them II i rlssw Dsir tprn ~
initiating movements, and We va ranss Che
rebels 10 sss sights before next ausuun.<s
Gen. SnfsssAs islmosSHg ssw ssipoii Mobile.
cen. t;Easr win sosn str asp stfiie in
Georgia Tie miiftsr5 astsllsi! % the sea.
son, hes ess,a1aenced II his quarter, and Il
will rsssltia cleaning psss ell Eastern Ten
nesseulx o. n So ss sfsT It's 50
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Hatred Of Copperheaas.

Tho hatred "a tks cOpPerheasls ani''-
,elslisfs = uaoss Iatenss. aud We are s'ss
il, as il Is hating IN no flikf i'recf'ss. p
merit She lemonise saaeae sfali wa' :
the Vnien array, Ansl they merit the p
iine and earses Of all who are ont Ct 'ss-
my. The Whole race Of Northern egg
hsass shoald BE plangcd iaso tie -
depshs Of the raging maesssrons g -. -.
hearts. The Northern ecppsrhea'l $ =.
nan than the loasssi trAieur 81 the Ss =.
BOW d arms. lIslllas - g:iPA toe y, =.
iEss saeh wrsseass. Thcg ere the Aay''Z
sl.s appaeAss the KallsPss. and De 10
ef tie haHan ~ n ttss ecastsy
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

4lls IS. b'sr & IS. ri s., NSs
lis 81. 81 Use isi|ss .|
ii il Ehs |IisI IA, Cd
shls lhes,s.s IS 81 s s|sh ki1a
slsngsss IexslFy IAsta ks ilinalaehl hs.s q
III she sntssssls1ll a IsIe. sd II 81 y
rfsashaM III iseefss slivsfsskks i
articles, liz lsseass ! il sssls - al IL
any country. Sew Hazh lssaeslisenfsd sse
ana 1 ilAlsmllliolls felhsy sanls assS i6ef
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
southern Bishops q. slaterr.

The Bishops Of tho Episcopal Church held
D Convention Al Augusta, Georgia, ia 1862,
Ia The mIist Of the war, and puts forth a
ssfsassoral Letter. that would have caused
an equal number of Northern Biylnes 70
ride rail- We have pesused the letter with
more than ordinary interest, and pronounce
il one Of ability, marked with singular good
tampar IssInoAt remarkable iealuro. how
ever, 3 The uontssaion made with regard to
the false aud nnchrlstisn position which
tiny have heretofore maintained on the sub.
iect Of slavery Z They use these words,
4 sThs aIsas las cons whsh the Church sheala 70,
pdiste te filses lhst the alasss u me South Arr
pssss - much properly and that theFa Is mash in
laiF sysfsa that S lno1sisisns with te dnties q
phrhilaht and that ought % Be- ahnalled
This Is 4 bold and daring confession, and
asolemn declaration to come from board
&C sestkgsn Bishops end prsIss@. Du.
they follow Il up withsan unqualified con
deninalieh olshs practice Of sshe separation
Eef paessls and ehildrsn, ana 81 husbands
and 81 % common 1t the South. 4rns,
tlAeT relieve tAsmselses nf Al ssenline awk.
vardnsaa 81 previously aenoaaeine Ado
litlpnisml How JsiE. Davis has tolerated
hash 40 address i tnysiery, shdis account.
- or onlf on The ground thai Sc la mem
Be of that hfanoh q tllp Church. Had "a
islled such document over our sigaasase
- fkssg,1 = - 1 -. = ...sss !. -.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

8ea. ] hsss ssozea faork I9ngis Ism istsal.r
80 ssil s.izsls.ie lThs ss.. tien rsrs ~lsk ere.
81 8 oas u s. - sI,asEer asrliasig th.se w-r.
- tisd s ssshse<Ian - = f3ofslsof Jolp.,.
tn genlI's sn - seis PRESS 80 u1isaes Wis.
sssiksd to hsts-fAesr sypssisss wtettss ~ l,,.f
speeches shouted enthusiastically fsg 8r Ns,r,-s
Who responded IN tso>i thrilling aa1 eae...v.
speeel.. which cur limited spaes eonpels "a -,l.a
taniiy 70 der ans;i Tuesday morning.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

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:
Az lsls e = 81 3
e sa1s ssila. as's =
lfls - re 1sisl 2
aoxs ~ tlIAs ss
reside i Cincinnati re NesN g seon
tAssf pAsty would lslfeis = pi Pc g
khRshs bit IS fhe ilsl'is assf q 'iiess
~ thai - reside e Aaasrllle. and that
here We issue pl.F E'Ilesr rng1llarss
lNlf1 TIE esa g lilhfI fae ilitlss. anAl
she slalles l'llitx q gei Ing psi'sr hsEe. g
hAss every lassle Iished l'i eaissl.I1sssl'
g tlls Nlsssll .sqst eqgllss g slxs ksq las
e.fesl 81 The 0f'es Of ihe NAtlphAs ki'sea,
RhetF lhe lslsr : regalAfly inaiisd = SUD.
scllbeFa in The leyal stateAs-ss'lefs' aew y
kIrtissls md Adveftlsesneiiia are re-
eslso5 md ended g BIZ car hgtnt Capt.
4 4 bflisx lals pf East Tennessee iiet
81 orders firm sisies not IN rebellion, md
wkaye there are mail fscslltIts, hsaItlrcssed
u him accompanied By the Subscription
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
lNvlHelalf RANNsA,

1kxsststat fenasfs ~ sc - ~ Fsssl s
81 sssss srsaa. tl.e ltss TAI pasld fsil 8 tlees
8 d. * hsS..ss & < ti,s t.lI litsa Is q svas
AsAthe ssfis fsoAs fssst, y q ell > be hAas
Give ian kr he psrsIas-a Hsermst e rsAser--
sesu Fs4usFi ID tstss q euf slssasfd to shasel
wa ssaissss = slssasl ass esahsI "a scar,
Ara ss slsrs q sstA.-s ~ Stripes shd - siurs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

81 4 lseels cha sssl
4 ! 81 h. and Is has epsle avss so
Phil sshers, ksge Co, o
Toe 81 bed the i eesls ~ the
and Sid |rseif b ii bo Jon hoaE q
he Nsrsh. Why. even he Northern DE-.
s.seeaev w.ll fepadlat0 Pastoral Letter
4 h.ss sls<es1 flihoIp. B comieg n 81 !
did ssll tfgIk idsIs = - fFeed6mDf Ees.
lions, Is say nothing 81 tho position they
have taken apoh the slavery qacssleal
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27

KSaxYILLE, Feb, 81 1861 ,e.Is ia
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19

The Richmond Enquirer out in favor of
the re election of Mr.. Lincoln. IL considers
him The best man tor the South. The Con-
lederales believe there is far greater chance
of obtaining their Independence under the
administration OF Mr. Lincoln than under
Mcclellan 1t says:
Whether we view This nomination in
the lIgh; OF peace or OF war, we prefer Lin
coin 10 Mcclellan. We can make better
terms OF peace with an an'i-slavery fanatic
than with All earnest UnionIsl. We eau
4ain more military success in a war con-
ducied on my plan Than one oil real SOL
dier like Mcclellan, and sooner destroy the
resources and strength of our enemy when
they are mau aged and manipulated by the
light fingered gentry of Messrs. Chase and
Fesseuden, than hen husbanded and skill
fully controlled by such a man as Guthrie"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19
To Gen. George B. Mcclellan.

Brave cheftain, in a naiion's heart
Thou hast abiding place
Fly deeds OF vaIor, deep engraved,
( en Envy's hand dare not efface.
rbe fires that Malice kindles now
Around Thy dear and honored name
VIII, by their fierce but transient glow.
Throw brighter lnslre round thy fame.
Tie sling of faisetood Truth will heal,
Wipe out the scar and soothe the pain,
While, with strong recoil, II drives
The venom OF lis source again.
Let him who is withou: a stain
q Cast the first stone, iii will rebound,
Leaving uutouch he'd the sc shining mark"
And al The singers leei be found
Thou needsi rot fear The winged shaft
The hidden archer letIeth fly;
The wicked band that bends the bow
Has aimed so low twill pass thee by.
Cop holds shield above thy head
That turns each pointed dart aside,
And IN impervIous armor clothes
The Hero d the Nalion's Pride.
We owed you when, wi h martial grace,
You wore the well earned wreath OF bay,
While loud hosannas sweely rang
To aud the victor oil The day.
But more we love The patent heart,
That beats the wrong, The Iaunt, the sneef;
That ro,es Thee Gobiy good as brave
AboEe reproach ss well as lear.
How beautiful he reappears
When clouds have long obscured his form,
The regal sun whose light doth shine
More glorious alter gloom and storm.
So thou from shadow shall emerge
With FURNISHED armor waving crest:
While grateful hearts replace with Joy
The Star OF honor Oh thy breast.
UNION WOMAN.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19
Vote for an Honest Nan.

Haze honest Republicans, who have
maintained course OF strict integrity them
selves, and desire, above all things, 10 i'm
press Upon their children the conviction
that dishonest msn neUer prosper, eUen IN this
i0Orid, sufficiently reflected on the conse-
quences 10 follow from voting Tor reelection
OF Lincoln, alter all that has been proved
upon him OF what avail 10 denounce dis
honesty in all other men except the Presi-
dent OF The United Siales Will upright
Re publicaus vote for reelection OF Press
denl who has nolCTionsly permitted The
misappropriation of public money under
his very eyes, and received and enjoyed
The fruits OF the pIunderl Why impEisou
KonnslaWm Tor lIie, aud sentence Ham,
mond TO te forever excluded from holding
any office OF trust or emolumeni under tho
United Stales, aud yet vote Tor the re-elec-
ton of A braham Lincoln Will somebody
tell US DON'T 60 off in Paroxysm of
verbose vituperauon, Alessrs Editors of the
Tribune, Times aud Post and come down on
Democrats Tor making such charges, but be
good enough TO come down on our ques-
ton asked from day TO day. Will you ad-
gocale the re- election OF a man TO be Presl-
deut who pays for coats, hats, and silver
b Ickles Tor hats OF his coachmen and fool
men, out OF money appropriated for i'm
proyemenl OF public grounds, and then per-
mis- the object OF the expenditure TO be-
ialse, stated 10 the accounting officers of
tne treasury !-WoiH.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19

McCLELLAN.-The Schenectady Star (in-
dependen) but which has sustained the
administration in the main, speaks OF Nc
CLELLAH from the know lodge of lis editor.
OopGLAs in all that is strictly just between
he North and the South :" aud again, "the
superior Of even Honest ABB in s:atesman-
ship, in military ability, and in that natural
AGILITY which should always be attached 10
The office OF President
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19
50.


ious career-free, prosperous and happy
the pride of her citizens, and the ad-
miration of the world
By order of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee:
C. L. WARD, Chairman.
r. J. HEMPHILL, Secretary.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19

Il you want peace, if you want low tax
es, il you want no more conscriptions, il
you want TO save The government Of your
fathers, il you want your children 10 enjoy
the BLESSINGS OF liberty, if you want union
IN place OF disunion, prosperity in place Of
adversely, harmony 10 place of discords
peace in place OF war, and plenty in place
wan, aud deslatution, vote the Democratic
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1864-10-19

The Syracuse Courier, speaking OF CONS
pahy OF United States Regulars, that passed
through that city on Wednesday for Allan
la, says: While waiting the outgoing of the
cars, the Regular. saw fit 10 cheer Justify
tor their old commander, General McClei-
Ian, and they did II with a will. Many OF
them wore Mcclellan badges, ard all were
enthusiastic tor ibeir ole commander.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

That the best place in Cadiz to get your
Groceries is at Georges mammoth estab-
lishmcnt on the corner.
1t is Il fact that you can getmore for less
money at this establishment, than at any
other place i'll the county,
Keepit before the people that tn George $
are clever fellows, and just the right kind of
men to deal with.
Remember, that the long nights are now
uponus, and there is nothing like pleasant
light to read by.
Aud don't forg?tto get one of their nice
new styled lamps, with the improved burn
cr They are inst the thing. You can use
one for year without so much as breaking
u chimney ,i5,"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05


NOTICES is hereby given TO the qualified
~ electors Of the County of Harrison,
State Of Ohio, that the next annual election
will he held. according to law, in the several
townships of said county, mt the usual places
of holding elections therein, on tho
SECOND TUESDAY or OCTOBER, 1854,
being the 11th day of said month, at which
time and places the qualified electors of said
county will vote for one person for supreme
Judge, full term. one person for Supreme
Judge, long vacancy, one person for Su-
prone Judge, short vacancy, one person for
Secretary of State, one person for Attorney
General, one person for Comptroller of the
Treasury, ono person for Board of Public
Works, fnll term, one person for Board of
Public Works, for vacancy. And in connec-
ton with Belmont, Guernsey, Noble and
Tnscarawas counties, one person for Repre-
sentative in Congress. And one person for
County Auditor, one person for Recorder,
one person for Commissioner, one person for
Surveyor, one person for Coroner, and one
person for Tnfirmary Director
And pursuant to the provision of the Act
ofthe General Assembly of the State of Ohio,
entitled "An act relating to Jurors passed
February 9th, 1881, l hereby give notice to
the Trustees of the several Townships in
said county that the following is the appor
tionmnnt of Jurors. for the ensuing year,
| made i'll conformity Of the act aforesaid.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

baF"The abolition meeting at the Cadiz
Junction on last Wednesday, considering the
efforts that were made to get it up, turned
out to be miserable fizze Flaming hand
bills had been circulated all over the coun-
ty, IN extra train was run from Cadiz, and
every other appliance used to get up a mon
ster crowd, but still the crowd was not there.
Reasons-the people of Harrison county,
without respect to party, have not got so low
as to give countenance to such fellows ai
''Pete' Talman. Mr.. Danford, the othel
speaker, is something of an orator, gen
tlenian and brave soldier, so far as We
know but he was travelling in bad company
when he was perambulating this county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

70
bG~ Matthew H. Phillips, Esq, a former
well known citizen of Athens township, this
county, but who resided near or in
Morristown, Belmont county, died on last
Tuesday week, September 27, and was bur-
led on the following day in the Grab Apple
Church Graveyard. Mr., P. was a firm -un-
finching Democrat, always true to its prin-
ciples. There were but few men possessed
of greater natural ability than Mr.. p and
his voice has often been heard in defend
ing the Union as-our fathers made il, and n
sound constitutional government He was
member of the Presbyterian Church for
many years. and no doubt died in full hope
of blessed Immortality beyond the grave.
He leaves a large family, and large circle
of acquaintanees to mourn his loss.A Peace
to his memory. a5 3gsL ,!gs, ne4 't'i''' ~ 'i.'-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
TEE FAIR

For Harrison County commences to-day
Wednesday, October5. As nearly all ofou
patrons will either come to the Fair, or will
have an opportunity to send to Cadiz on
this occasion, we will esteem it as great
personal favor, if all those who are indebted
to us, and their name is legion, would make
it convenient to pay that indebtedness during
the Fair next week We are in great need
of money at this time 1t takes MONEY
and large amount of it, to pay our expcn-
ses, ON account of the increased price of pa
per, ink, labor, &c. To enable us to publish
the Sentinel successfully, we must have all
that is owing to us. We hope our patrons
will pay heed to this call, and assist us at
this time
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

peA-One Pete" Talman has been round
this county, during the past week, by APP
pointment of the Abolition Central Com
mittee, telling decent people how they should
vote. In his own county (Belnlont) he
makes no speeches, because his own party
are fearful that such practical ''miscegen
would injure their cause. The abolition
Central Committee of this county must be
hard up for timber when they invite sucl
q fellow to make speeches to our people.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

nsgWhat a penchant some men have
for filling little offices. This thought struck
us very sensible on last Tuesday week, when
we saw one of the wealthiest men in Har-
ison county, a man that has, been its Rep
resentative, and has been for nearly twenty
years director Of one the Cadiz banks, fill,
ing the re,y little office of notifyer of draft.
ed men, We thought, can it be, that q
man having the wealth that man has, would
gil such small Office? But it makes nc
difference to some men how wealthy they
are, they are never contented unless they are
in some small petty office, let there be oven
SO much odium attached to the Office. .,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

Lake>& Cos great Circus is coming They
will exhibit in Cadiz on next Wednesday
October'l22 the day after the election The
forty horses driven By one man through our
streets, will, be worth coming q good piece to
rec. Our exchanges represent it to be II
No. circus. Get your 80 cent shinplasters
ready, and come to the circus ~..s
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

Dsy~ William IIealea, son of our esteemed
fellow citizen, Joseph Healca of this town
ship, died in the hospital at Atlanta, on the
10th of September, from the effects of a
wound receiveda short time before in bat
tie near that place, William was member
of Company K, Goth O. V. " l. from its
organization. He was always at his post,
and done his duty bravely and manfully.- -
He was a noble kindheartcd boy, and will be
greatly missed by his brave companions in
arms. To his sorrowing mother, father,
brothers, sisters and numerous relatives and
friends, we extead our. heartfelt sympathy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

~UaWe regret to hear of the death of Ser
geant NJ III. Conoway. Of company H, l26
Ohio who was killed in battle on the She :
nandoah, September 2l Sergeant c. WIS
brave. talanted young man, and had the
the confidence and respect Of all who knew
him. | lIe was son of Aaron Conoway, Esq.
Of Stock township.
Sergeant George Haverfcld, of the same
company, was very severely wounded at the
same time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
Hysaa We learn from Rev. Robert Hprrnr

~gsaWe learn from Rev. Robert Heron,
Pastor of the Ridge congregation, near
Faiwicw, this county, that his congregation
aud the citizens of the vicinity took up.a
collection on the Goth ult, amounting to
$92 in hospital stores, and $i5270 in cash.
which has been forwarded to the Cincinnati
branch of the U. s. Christian Commission.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Go CRIES.

VVIIS Farm is situated within one mile of
of the mouth of Short Creek, Brooke
county, West Virginia, containing 240 acres
of land, nearly all under fence and in II
good state of cultivation. For farm or gra-
zing purposes II cannot be surpassed by any
landsin the county. Theimprovements are
in good condition, with an abundance of
fruit. This Farm is underlaid with II rich
vein of Coal, easy Of access and at q conve-
nient distance to tho Ohio river for shipping
purposes. For terms, which will be lnoder
ate, and other information, apply by letter
or in person to the subscriber, one half mile
north Of West Liberty, Ohio onunty, West
Virginia. w. p. BRADY.
Sept. 81, lS64-3t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
The Meeting at the Court House
Oa Next Friday Might. ......-

We hope to see the C5ut Ilru}s cfowl,l
to its utmost capacity on next Friday night,
October +, to hear that distinguish states
man and patriotic soldier, Col. GEORGE
W. McCOOk, advocate the election OF Nc
Clcllan and Pendleton. Tdrn out, one and
al, and let US have 4 glorious gathering. =
The Ladies are particularly invited to at
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

An act TO regulate the election OF State and
County officers, passed Maya, 1852, provides
that at all elections to be held under this act
thepolls shall be opened between the hours
of and 10 o'clock in the morning, and clo-
sed ut q III the afternoon Of the same day.
s. r. MAGEE,
Sheriff Harrison Co. o. y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

THE Columbus Crisis, Of this week, come,
to us with the names Of McClcl Ian and Pen
dIeton at its mast heal This is what W,
looked for. The veteran NJ edary think,
some ono else than Mcclellan should have
been choSen, but prefers him to four year.
more of Lincolnism. I'D
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
New Time Table on the Cadiz
. Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows:-l-i -i5
\. NJ, and 2-45 p. NJ.
The train that leaves at AS \. NJ, makes
a close connection Mt the Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
meets with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves at 2-45 =. NJ. makes
Il close connection at the Junction with the
passengertrain going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cudiz MS followS:--l2-30
Z. NJ. and 7-l5 p. NJ. 4
The train that arrives at 12-30 p. NJ. brings
the mails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
Al \. NJ
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
Cadiz Schools.

The Winter Session of the Public Schools
of this place begins with Monday next,
October 10th. The teachers are as fol-
lows.
For School No. j, Mrs. Jacobs; Ne. >,
Xenaphon Mckee; No. 3, W. b. IIearn ;
No. 1, G. L. Jacobs; No 3, NJ. X. Tur-
ner &
For the school for coloyed children, NJ L.
Bruce.
The pupils will please renort at the schools
which they attended last Winter, until flu :
ther orders, and all who desire toattend dur
ing the coming session are requested to make
it known ON the first dtW Of School that
seats may be retained for them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05
PRESEDENTGAL TICKETS.

The Democratic tickets for the Presilcn.
tial Election will be printed early next week
Let those who have friends in the army enc
or come and get some, and send them tc
their friends in the army. Attend to this
matter.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

ssg"Our friend James NJ. Paul, having
served out his hundred days, is again en-
gagged at his old stand, manufacturing all
kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper
Ware. He also keeps asplendid assortment
of all kinds of STOVES, which he sells at
fair prices. Give him call when you need
any article in his line, and our word for it,
you will find a clever and accommodating
gentlemen to deal with. ua u.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

NJ. Mitchell, of Cassvllo, offers his
well known farm at private sale. Sea- ad-
vcrtiSomsnt in another column. There are
but few better farms than the Cassville farm
in tn G county. ''" '.''''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-05

"g9saWe learn from last week 5 Caliz Re
putItcan, that Capt Thomas G. M2Elravy,
Of the 74th Ohio, has been discharged from
the service on account Of disability from
wounds. IIo has returned home