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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-09-14

NJ OTICEis hereby given to the qualified
~ electors of the County of Harrison,
State of Ohio, that the next annual election
will be held, according to law, in the several
townships of said county, at the usual places
of holding elections therein. on the
SECOND TUESDAY OF 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-
preme Judge, short vacancy, one person for
Secretary of State, one person for Attorney
General, one person for Comptroller of the
Treasury, one person for Board of Public
Works, full term, one person for Board of
Public Works, for vacancy. And in connec-
ton with Belmont, Guernsey Noble and
Tuscarawas counties, ,cne 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 Intirmary Director.
And pursuant to the provision of the Act
ofthe General Assembly of the State Of Ohio,
entitled San act relating to Jurors" passed
February 9th, 1884, hereby give notice to
the Trustees of the several Townships in
said county that the following is the appor-
tionment of Jurors. for the ensuing year,
made In conformity OF the act aforesaid.
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AN ORDINANCE

supplementary to an ordinance entitled "An
ordinancet to prevent certain offences there
in mentioned passed June 3, 1861.
SECTION l. Belt Ordainedby tie Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees Of the Incorporated
ViHdge Of Codiz, That any person or persons
who shall give sufficient evidence before the
Mayor olead to the conviction of any per-
son or persons who shall violate any Of the
sections of the ordinance entitled IAN 6rdi-
nance to prevent certain offenses therein
mentioned" passed June 3, 81, shall receive
one-half of the fine assessed by the Mayor
against such person OF PERSONS.
SEQ. 2. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
JAMES HOWARD. Mayor pro tcm
Attest: ]. 0. THOMAS, Recorder.
Passed August %, 1864.
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aaE@ Democrats, turn out in full force on
next Saturday to the Ratification Meeting

ag"Ws regret to hear Of the death of
.IouN HOLMES, u member of company G.,
9Sth Ohio. He died in the hospital at
Chattanooga, on the 18th of August, from
the effects of a sunshot wound in the head,
resolved in battle on the 7th of August. -
Ills commanding officer says in letter to
his father, Mr.. Joseph Holmes, Jr., Of
Shortcreek township: "We cannot pay too
high tribate to the memory Of the depar-
ted one. As d soldier he was ever ready
and willing to do his whole duty, and always
nroYI with undaunte1 courage wherever
duty led him To his father and brothers
and friends, ve extend our heartfelt SYM
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[From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
MGCEELEAN AND UNION.


- AIR-"Battle cry of FTeedom.'
Mcclellan is our candidate, for President
you know uH
Then shout for little Mac and Union;
TO defeat the Lincoln minions, and deal to
them blow,
Shouting for little Mac and Union. l.
CHoRUs-McClellan forever! hurrah
boys, hurrah
Down with Abe Lincoln, up with
the star, ',E
rt Wen rally round Mcclellan,
boys, y 1- st.D E' -
.tn Rally once again, shouting for
little Mac and Union.
Wen rally round Mcclellan, boys, we'll
rally once again,
Shouting for little Mac and Union;
We will rally from the hillside, We'll gather
from the plain,
Shouting for little Mac and Union.
CHoRus-
Wen rally round Mcclellan, boys, we'll do
ourvery best, r
Shouting for little Mac and Union,
Wen rally from the East, and Wen rally
from the West, ,ei,1
Shouting for little Mac and Union.
CHORUS
our brave old Stars and Stripes, they are
trailing in the dust,
Shouting for little Mac and Union. Hf
10 save this severed Union, and save il we
must, .r.. ..sss ...f lt'.
Shouting for little Mac and Union.
CHORUS
See! the Goddess Of Liberty, with hot tears
in her eyes, = rn8r
Shouting for little Mac and Union,
TO save the severed Union, to save IL or it
dies; a.es,4 .a "a. ,..t |U.f t.II.'
Shouting for little Mac and Union. " t
CHORUS a.' .4f'u lt'a
We will cause the Lincoln minions, and the
:. rebel hordes, .uuH,#
Shouting for little Mac and Union,
10 join their hands in unison, and lay aside
=, the sword, ~
Shouting for little Mac and Union.
CHORUS
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ssA-We regret to hear of the death Of
Lieutenant John Fl. Reeves, Adjutant of the
,sSth Ohio, who was killed in battle in Geor-
gia, September l. Lieutenant Reeves was
"a native of Harrison county, having been
born and raised in Freeport. He was an ex-
oellent young man, and the news Of his death
will cause deep feeling of sorrow and re-
gret among his numerous friends and ac-
.qaaintances. He enlisted as private in
company G, Of that regiment, when that
company was first being raised and by good
soiaierly conduct he had risen to the enviabe
position he occupied st the time he was
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CAMPAIGN SENTINEL.

The CADlz SENTINEL is always a cam
paign paper-as good, perhaps, as can be
found anywhere 1t can be had for any
length of time that it may be wanted and
will be sent to any address, provided the
oish shnll accompany the order The price
for one year is, $500; forsix months 90.
We hope our friends will see the Importance
Of Introducing the Sentinel into every family
in Harrison county and send in the names
Of new subscribers Immediately. 1t is the
paper for the timeS--no mistake Our list
Of subscribers is now larger than any paper
aver had in the county before, and we want
the number doubled before this campaign
closes. Roll in the names, friends.
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Sale OF Real Estate by Order of
Court.


Court.
AN SATURDAY, the 9th day of Septcm-
" Der, 1864, at o'clock in the afternoon,
ON the premises, near Hopedale, will be sold
to the highest bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property of David Ritteri1ouse,
deceased, t0-wit: "Situate in the County of
Harrison and State of Ohio; beiffg part of
the South west quarter of section No, five
(5) township ten I0) aud range four az in
the Steubenyille Land District, bounded on
the West by the west line of said quarter
section, on the South by the south line, of
said quarter, on the East by u line running
parallel with the east line of said quarter,
and on the North by the north line of said
quarter, containing one hundred and six
acres more or less. 8lso part of the north
west quarter Of section four az township
ten (10,) and range four a. beginning at the
north west corner of said section and run
ming East 74.S7 perches to a post; thence
South on line parallel with the western
boundary line about ll2.32 perches to Il post
in the south east corner Of ten acre lot
decided by Alexander Moore, Sr., to Alex
ander NJ oore Jr., land now included in the
tract): Thence west 74.S7 perches to post
on the western boundary line of said section,
and the south west corner of said ten acre
lott Thence North to the place of beginning,
containing tifty-two acres more or less.
TO be sold free and clear of Dover. F,.
Appraised al $500 per acre. ~
Terms Of Sale: 0ne-third down, and
balance i'll two equal annual payments, with
interest from April |, 1865, when full pos
session will be given. Back payments Sc
cured by mortgage. ..T
J.B. BAXTER,
jg.'. Administrator.
BY J. NJ. EsTEP, his atty. a~aE
August a. lS64-4t.
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New T1nke Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

TstsAiIfs Ieavs Cadiz now as follOwsfA-i-45
A. NJ, and 245 =. NJ.
The train that leaves at As A. NJ, makes
n close connection nt the Junction with the
passenger traiIr going West; and also COLI
nects with the passenger train going East.
Tho train that leaves sc 2-i5 p. NJ. fnakes
a sIose connection at the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as foliows:--12-3 30
L. NJ. and 7-l5 u. NJ.
The train that arrivesut 1890 p. NJ. brings
Shs mails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
4-46 A. NJ.
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THE, TICKETS.

The Democratic Tickets for the October
SECTION urs now printed and ready for dis
Edbution. Let all who have friends or rela =
tjYesin the army from this county, either
,rDl or come and get sheet or two to send
to the soldiers Don't put off sending the
sjckets to the soldiers later than this or next
week lfyou have not an opportunity soon
Ell to get the tickets, cal! at this Office on
next Saturday when you come to the Demo-
cratic Ratification Meeting, and procure
1hem Attead to this matter
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nssS~Strange as it may appear, Bingham
has really declined an office--that of Presi-
dental elector for the State at large. There
is no pay in it, or Bingham would not have
givenit up 50 willingly. He holds fast to those
that pay, such as Judge Advocate, Conf
dental Secretary, Solicitor of the U. s.
Court of Claims, and candidate for Con
gress.
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NOE'HCtE.

Hannah Rhodes, In the Court Of Com
Vs. mon Pleas Harrison
William Rhodes. J County, Ohio.
Petition for Divorce.
VENHE defendant William Rhodes will
u take notice that the plaintiff Hannah
Rhodes, has filed 3 petition against him in
the Court of Commoti Pleas, Harrison couu-
ty, Ohio, which petition ID now pending and
will be for hearing at the October term there
of for 1864.
Said petition prays fora divorce from said
defendant for causes following:
1st. Gross Neglect of Duty.
Cd. Said defendant had a form wife liv-
ing at the time of his marriage Ath said
plaintiff. You can be present d efend
saidpetitlon if you desire.
J. NJ. ESTEP,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
AUGUST 81. 1SG4-Gt.
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Boy Remember, that the Harrison Coun-
Fair commences three weeks from to-day,
Wednesday, October5 Everybody should
begin to make preparations, and have the
Iaif ofsls6t equal to ,sny Of its prcdeces-
sor. The crowd will lie large, and our far
N ers, mechanics, and the ladies', must see to
it that the exhibition Of agricultural, me-
chanieal and domestic productions is. full
and cglnnlefe IN Il nf|3 -.rs.- lilo afi.
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~ The remains of two members Of the
lE&tioua| Guards from this county have been
brought home during the past week. They
were Mr. Wood, of the DcersviIle company,
and Mr.. McN@ary Of the New Athens com-
pany. They died at the Soldier's Home in
Pita.burgh. Peace to the memory Of these
brave men
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ID Il - 7 II A IS LIE Lam ID
For Sole.
gao Acres Of Choice Land IN the HelnlS
est Locality Of tie fourtshtng State
Of MFnot;s. sA

EVH1S tract Is located in Macon county.
q miles from Forsythe Station on the
Illinois Central railroad d-only 8 miles north
of the growing city of Decatur and 80 miles
south OF Bloomington-a State road oR the
West anda County road on the North line
l75acres are under cultivation and is nice
rolling land. The remainder is we'll calou-
lated for grass. t,.t Ie, .t.tsg. fI.g Ne.
For terms snd further particulars, address
or inquire Of SAMUEL CLARK, SPRING
field, Illinois, or JOHN BEALL. cadia,
Ohio. }'9'crr H"'
July l3, 1864 sre-
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ehA-All who believe that this is q white
mans Government--that white men shall
rule it, and that white man, no matter how
poor or low his condition il he lead moral
life, isas good as any negro in the land, will
vote for Mcclellan and Pepd.cton on the
with mans ticket. .E4l
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District Court and common Pleas.
Probate COuss.S.

An act to regulate the election OF State and
County officers, passed May Q, 1852, provides
that at all elections to be held under this act
the polls shall be opened between the hours
OF . and 10 O'Clock in the morning, and clo-
SEQ atb III the afternoon Of the same day.
S. r. MAGEE,
Sheriff Harrison Co. o.
Sept. IA, 1864 -4w I'rt
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BgS~We are under obligations to Mrs. ].
A, Simpson. Of Athens township, for fine
lot Of cooking apples. ...s
Master William Boyles, Of this vicinity,
left at esr residence on last Saturday, head
of cabbage that weighed tweHty-one pounds.
Who can beat this?
Such presents are always thankfully rcceiv-
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fsS~ One Of the largest and finest stock of
dry goods that has been brought to Cadiz for
- long time, IS that opened out by Messrs.
Coleman T. Grimes, at their old stand in Ca
d;z. See advertisement and go and exam
inc their goods. ....
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GEApThe attention of Boards of Education,
Clerks, Recorders and TreaSurers in this
county is directed to the advertisement Of
Auditor Knox in another column.
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9AAs will be seen by our advertising
sal,unna, the Harrison Branch Bank of Ca.
dig, has Government seven three twenties
and ten-forty bonds for sale.
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ass" An infant child of Benjamin and Mar
saret Penn, Of Cadiz, aged three months
ana fourteen days, was buried on last Sat
urlaY.
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Sale of Real Es-

Sake of Real Es-
tate.
Nm pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Harrison County, Ohio,
| will offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the oath day of September, 1864,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises,
the following described real estate, situate
in the County Of Harrison and State of Ohio,
in the Steubenville Dand District, to-wil:--
Being the South half of the South East quar-
ter of Section No, thirty.five (85) in Town
shig No. nine (9) and Range No. five (5)
containing eighty acres. s a
The same to be sold subject to dover in
terest. .IAHiaG
Terms of Sale---Cash in hand
JOHN BETHEL,
Administrator of Samuel Cecil, decd.
BY PHILIP DoNAHUE, Atty.
ssSSAugust "a, lS644t.
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Administrators notice.

vBNI1E undersigned has been duly appoint
ed administrator de boris non of the
estate of Hiram Hallowell, late Of Harrison
County, Ohio, Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against. the same will
present them, duly authenticated, to the un-
dersigned, for allowance,
- PHILIP MORGAN, Admir-.
Sept. 7, Iso4lat
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saS.Dr. John Sheridan, who was until it
ceased so exist, editor of the Steubenyille
Sassx, died in that city kw days ,ihec. y
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h. Legal NOtfCe.
Nm Alta ACHMEN,r; John Heberling, .Jr,
will take notice that Isas,c Lewis has
filed petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Harrison County, Chic, against
him. which is now pending, the object and
prayer whereof is the recovery of a Judg-
ment against him for the amount due on
three promissory notes executed by said
Heberling, two of which are dated April
Is, 1854. payable, with interest, to Isaac and
Thomas Lewis and assigned to said plaintiff,
one in one year for $500, and the other in two
years for $685. 70; and the other is dated A.
gril L, 1924, payable to said plaintiff in one
ed to answer said petition on or before the
5th ofNovember, 1864, or Judgment will be
taken against him by default.
S. B. SHOTWELL,
Atty for Pph.
September 19, 1864.-6w
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nsB" Come to the Ratification Meeting n
next Saturday, one and all
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lsaasE~ Don forget the ratification meeting
on nexs Saturday.
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PROF. q. j. WOOD'S
HAIR TSESTORATIVIC.

lillS astonishing preparation
WILL BY NATURES OWN PROCESS
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO TILE
ORIGINAL COLORS.
WtU make it grow on Bald Heads.
Vj3t restore the Natural Secretion.
VIII remove at once all Itching.
HiH remove all Dandruff.
WIZ cure all Eruptions-even Scald Head
WW make the Hair Soft and Glossy.
HW preserve the Color of Hair to Old Age
VIII always fasten and stop Falling.
AND is one of the best Toilet Articles for the
Hair now in use.
Thousands of Soldiers I'm the Ar
my
Have testified tn the above, who have be-
come gray and lost their Hair by sickness,
change of climate, and inattention, while
performing camp duty.
Assn restorative and dressing it has no
equal.
JOHN BEALL Agent,
Sept IA, Oily Cadiz, Ohio.
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p n " III P I

4 Ill persons Indebted to ME, either by
IN note or book account, must make i'm.
mediate payment or else their aceoants
viii be left in the hands Of the proper otfks
GERS for collection. ssi.E f7sa
GEORGE .. Ark MepseM,
Cadiz, Jpiy Is, ieo4-2fa
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Kind And H0iORlME ACTS.

crowned with having well provided for
those we love and cherish, are such delicious
pleasures that they BJake one young again.
Put this comfortable position cannot be at
tGtiugd without extraordinary efforts -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-31
DEATH S .

At the Atlantic Mill, FL Dorado County, on
Monday, December 10Th, of disease OF the
heart, Mrs. Mary A., wife of George II. Carter,
aged % years and months.
The deceased has been resident of this
place since 1859. During her residence here,
she has, by her kind and amiable disposition,
uniformly unexceptionable department, won
contact with her. But she has been cut down
in the springtime of life, just as she was enter
ing upon a career of usefulness and honor
The angel of death came with the fatal sum.
mons and she was forced to take her departure,
"To that mysterious realm, where each shall take
His chamber in the silent halls Of DEATH"
The weak tenement of clay was too feeble to
resist the dark, mysterious aud irrevocable de-
cree Of destiny, and her immortal spirit was
forced to take its flight and is now winging Its
way "to that undiscovered country from W hose
bourne no traveller returns" The tallest trees.
by their eminence invite the attack of the thun-
derbolt. and4hus fall victims 10 the first tenn
pest which sweeps over the hills. Her fate
should admonish us how vain are the honors.
how transient the pleasures, and how fieeting
the years of human life!
Her death has cast gloom and sorrow over
the hearts of her friends. aud indeed thrown a
dark cloud over the whole community. She
has left behind her q husband who loved her
with ell the devotion which human heart can
feel, and helpless orphan whose tender wears
have thus been deprived Of . mothers watch.
ful love. G. A. n.
Diamond Springs, Dee. cath, 1884.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-31
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COMPANY!

OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
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i FIRE, ONLY!
It's Directors, Business Agents, and Stockholders
among the wealthiest and most reliable business
men Of San Francisco. and all Losses are promptly
adjusted, and PAYMENT AADE IN
UNITED STATES GOLD CONT
This Company offers inducements to all persons
wishing insure against losses by re that no Eas.
tern COMPANY can, and the people can rely on RS
financial stability.
II. C. NUGENT is the Agent Of the COmpa.
ny for Placerville and the surrounding county.
Parties desiring to insure their property, are
spectfully invited to consult personally with him
before contracting with other Companies.
OFFICE in DOnahueS Building, upstairs.
T. C. HUGENT, Agent
PlacervilIe, March 10Th, 1s64.-n
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-31
Watts Nervous AntIdOIc.
A Certificate OF Cure that Every One
Should Read.

SAN Francisco, August LIST, 1894
MEssRs CKASE L BRiGHAN, Druggsts-corner Of
Clay and Front streets:
Gentlemen.-I notice an advertisement in the
newspapers that you are the agents for Watts Nerv
Gus AntiiOle, and being satisfied that there ma
nv persons in this State that suffering With
Rheumatism, that would gladly avail themselves of
any preparation that would cure them, thought 1t
duty owed TO suffering humanity ~ make q state
nent OF my case.
Some eight years since, while working upon rail-
road, strained my back severely in attempting to
lit car wheel, being in prOfuse perspiration at
the time, and being compelled to go home without
coat, took severe cold, which eventually brought
on the Rheumatism, which kept me confined to the
house large portion Of the time for several years
consulted most Of the leading physicians in Sacra
mento, and in this city, visited the Warm Springs
Alameda, tried the various compounds that are adj
vertised for this terrible disease, but all to pur
pose My complaint instead OF getting better. grew
worse; my left leg became partially parayzed, the
pains in the back and chest became so intense, that
often wished myself dead could not sleep more
than two hours Of night, my appetite failed me,
and grew emaciated day after day, until finally
made up my mind that my troubles would soon he
over. While wabbling down Clay street one day, in
1859 met gentleman with whom was formerly
acquainted. He enquI ed the nature OF nv disease,
and upon being informed, he stated that he had
some years before been similarly affected In Wash
tngtOn, and that he had cured himself by the use OF
Watts Nervous Antidote. This was the hrst time
that heard OF the medicine, and / determined tc
give it a trial. l procured halfdoz bottles, and
before had used two of them could sleep all night
my appetite had improved, and felt considerably
easier. Encouraged by the apparent Improvement,
deter mined to persevere in the use OF 1t, It was
my only hope" did SO, and used It at intervals
for two years. found its effect slow, but very sure
until now, am entirely cured. have not mao an
attack OF Rheumatism for sig months. My back 10
strong and as well as ever, my leg is IS good as
new, my appetite altogether too good Tor my pocket
and am physically As strong as was Ten years
ago, and feel able to whip any man Of my size and
age in the city.
Hoping that this plain statement OF my sunerings
and ultimate cure will fall under the eye OF some one
similarly afflicted, that he may be benefited by my
experience, I am, gentlemen,
Your most obedient.
NOTE-The gentleman who wrote the above card
does not wish his name to appear in print, but 1t will
be given to those who may wish to see him per-
sonally.
Watts Nervous Antdote is for sale at wholesale By
Crane Brigham, corner Of Clay and Front streets,
Fan Francisco, and ~ respectable Druggists every
where. toetEs'Um
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-31

The London Morning Post states that
Mr.. Lincoln has partially recognized the
Mexican Empire. What, asks the Union
Democrat, will the howlers against Maxi
milan on this coast say to thisG What
will the Mexican population, who shouted
so Justify during the campaign for Lin
coin, think of the party that promised
them that Macmillan should be detbron.
I'd as soon IS they wiped out The South?