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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

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special - Post.

WAsHIKGroN, Feb. Q.
The House post Office committee will re-.
port bill iu favor of direct mail connec.
tioD with Brasil.
The selese committee on railroads be
t9eea W sshingtou and New York are wait
ing for statements from the presidents Of
the sxistiog roads.
The rsp1rt Of the committee will proba.
e3y recoWmeed new road,
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Michigan Central Railroad.

0ycot Contra. Route to Nese York. Nec Eaglasd
aud ~ Cdsadds.
I'm AND AFTD4 SUNDAY, .NOvEMBER
~ 18Th, 1868, trains will lsAvs the Great Cen
trel Union Depot, foot Of Lake street. - follows:
~ N, Sundays excepted. Arrive Ia detroit
s3Opm; Toronto AS m Suspension Bridge
4o5 . IN Buffalo 5 O0 p m, Albany 45 p n,
New ork . 80 p N, Bostoa IL 50 m.
- p m. sat ardays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
8 % . n, Toronto - p m Suspension Bridge
As =, buffalo W p N, Albany IS. New
lork Il ~ d boslsn I 90 p m.
10 - = cstusdevs AMI Sundays excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit ~ 90 n. Toronto . 05 p n,
Suspsssion Bridge 10 p m. Albpny 8 20 N,
lew Yosk - p ., bessoa O0pA
0lnO11AnAt1 Trains
(vis Michigan Central r ~
Lave Chicago q 8 30 . n Mail Train, 10 90 Fast
Exneees. The IL % pm Train leaving Chicago
erne through 70 Cincinnati without change Of
Sss,sa's fsssns vsstilesias and Warming
Aseeasae On I'll Cars Of This Company. An eleeasf
Sanoker,' Car With Euchrs Tables has lately besa
e1lel 20 DAY teains. Patent sleeping Cars on
,.ieht t,aiss. Baggage Checked Through.
fhreueh Tickets for sals at oil principal kail-
- OGIoes IL The Wet, g the 0enefal C2ce,
seener Lake and Dsss6usn Stseetes (uadef the
freneas Hsuse,) Chicago. and = the depot.
r. n. RICE, 0eneral Supv.
H.C. WENTW0KTa, 0ensral Wsstsrn Psss.
eat. Chicago. ! dsc0.4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

Notice.
uAvlNG DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
II in the Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth and
Perry streets. We take occasion to return our
thanks to the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon ~ and to ask for our succe. Sol, GEO
&. WOOD, continuance of the same.
+. MERWIN co.
DAvRNroHr, August 8, 1861.
The undersigned will continue the
Il N ma oeE 711 - N 80
ut the old stand Of F. Merwin b Co., corner
Fourth sed Perry Streets Constantly on hand
we'll selected stock Of
LUMBER LATn AND SHINGLES
ct wholesale and retail. Bills fer timbe
I'd to erder on shstt notice.
GEO. E. WOOD,
ls-vtfl Sueceasor 10 r. Mrevin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

NEwAax- N. J., Feb. IL.
A very superior and elegant set Of horse
equipments for Gen. Grant has been com.
pietsd BY Mr.. Geo. Peters, Of this city, and
arc now on exhibition previous to being
sent west.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-13

NEw YosE, Feb. II.
The Post aays the loan market is work.
ing more easy -. Tho amount Of capital
to Do borrowed 1t six per cont. 10 daily re-
ceiviug mercantile paper passes at 6i8.
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Blackwosd's Magazlns
AND fHD
British Reviews,
Price (kRAO az EUer :

10 THOSE VINO PAR PROMPTLY IN ADVANCE.
NOTWITHSTANDING The COST OF RE-
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the price Of Paper and of general advance in ell
other expenses-and Notwithstanding other pub
fishers are reducing the siss or increasing the
price Of their publications, shall continue, tor
ne year 1868, to fufaish oaFs compete, - hsrste-
fore, 1t The old rates, vis:-
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24
Harrison County Fair.

The Harrison County Fair comes off on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
5th, 9th and 7th, 1864. 1t is expected that
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OF its predecessors, as everything promises
we'll The premium list has already been
published, and more liberal list there is
not in the State. Harrison county has the
reputation of having good fairs, and her cit
liens seem determined that she shall not
fall behind in the march of improvement. p"
The crops this year are excellent, and
there will no doubt be a splendid display
The stock of this county ESPECIALLY Sheep
are of the finest qualities, and taking it all
together, it would pay person to come a
considerable distance to attend the Harrison
County Fair. Let everybody, with their
wives and children, come to the Fair, and
bring some article for exhibition.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24
Morgan Raid Claims.

The Commissioners appointed by the Leg
islature to examine Claims growing out Of
the Morgan raid in 1863, advertise through
the columns of the shoddy papers, and no
others, that their distinguished excellencies
will visit Cadiz on Tuesday and "Wednesday,
September 9th and 7th, 1864. They state
that "claims must be presented by claim
ants, in writing, and made out separately, in
three classes:-for property (only) taken,
destroyed, or injured, by the rebels; by the
Union forces under command of L. S. Off
eers; and by the Union forces under com
mand of militia officers or civilians. Claims
for services, for voluntary expenses in re-
covering property or keeping abandoned
horses are not considered. Claimants may
appear at the place most convenient. Forms
can be procured of the Commissioners
The names of the Commissioners are
Alfred McVeigh, of Fairfield county, Presi-
dent; Henry S. Babbitt, of Franklin county
Secretary; and George W. Barker, of Wash
ington county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24
-----sSzHassc1-- -~$zsN "--ss74 4R''z'.'~------
Two Recruiting Olicprs.

There are now in Cadiz two recruiting Of
iicers-Liout, Smith and Sergt. Donnhue. -
Our Lieut.. Smith, is veteran soldier who
has been fighting the battles of his country
ever since the war commenced, and is now
engaged in recruiting men TO back up the
the war-worn patriots in the field. The 9TH
er, Sergt. Donahue, has stood in opposition
to war from its commencement, and is now
buslly engaged in recruiting for the Peace
party. Young men Of Harrison, under
which Of these Recruiting officers will you
volunteer. -Cddiz Republican.
IGa This is not the first time that Mr..
lIatton has tried to discourage and prevent
enlistments. He has regular habit of SO
doing. If Mr. Donahue is getting recruits
for the Peace party, he is meeting with ex-
traordinary success. The word Peace has
charm about it, that the great masses of the
people like; and they are determined to
vote for men who are in favor of peacea-
bic settlement Of our difficulties.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24
OFFICIAL WAR NEWS.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON,
August Is, 1864.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
August Is, 1864. !
To Maj. Gen. Dir,
A dispatch from General, dated Monday.
I6 $50 z. NJ, detained by the breaking Of
the telegraph wires, has Just been received.
He reports that the fighting north of the
James river to-day 10th. has resulted IA
vorabIy to us, 50 far as it has gone, but there
has been no decisive results The enemy
has been driven back some what from their
positions of this morning, with considerable
loss in killed and wounded and about 400
prisoners on our hands. Two Brigadier-
Generals, Chanablin and Gherrard, were kill
ed, and their bodies left in our hands; we
also have quite a number Of wounded pris-
oners since morning north of the river; our
losses will probably reach near 1000 killed
and wounded, many however only slightly
wounded
Owing to so much of the fighting taking
place in the thick woods, the enemy have
lost about as many as have fallen into our
hands.
The Department has intelligence from
Gen. Sherman up to ll:30 last night, but
no operations are reported
A dispatch from General Sheridan, at
Winchester, dated 18th, 10 o clock A. NJ,
reports General Merritt's division of caval-
ry was attacked yesterday afternoon, on the
west side of the Shenandoah, by Kershaw' $
division of Longstreet's corps, and Wyck-
ham and Lenox' brigades Of cavalry.
After very handsome cavalry fight the
enemy were badly beaten with loss of two
stands of colors, "a officers and 276 men
prisoners In later dispatch Sheridan
says: ''The cavalry engagement in front of
Front Royal was splendid, it was on open
ground and the sabre was freely used by our
men. Great credit is due Generals Merrill
and Custer and Col. Devins"
[Signed. +. NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24

RSd-R Rev W. R. Foutch, Of the NJ. L.
Church. who off ,iatcd for several months
in the Cadiz church during the past year,
died in ST. Clairsvillo on the llth inst -
The St. Chirsyile Gazette, thus speaks Of
him D.
Rev, W. X. FoUrcH. we deeply regret
to announce the sudden death of this Rev.
gentleman, Pastor of the M. Il. Church. -
1t was our pleasure to listen to him few
nonthssinee, when he came to reside among
us. We then spoke of him in fattering Ian
gnage, for we felt that he deserved it, and
we IRE pleased to state that he sustained to
the hour Of his death the high reputation
ne 30 justly nerited He was sick but one
short week, when he was gathered to his
fathers. Ho, leaves wife and two small
children, and an admiring congregation to
mourn his, loss, No stranger ever made SO
favorable impression on this community in
40 Hhorta time, and the news of his death
cast gloom over the entiM community
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-24
August a, lS64-3tpd.
Sale of ReaK Estate by Order OF
Court.

I'm SATURDAY, the 9th day of Septeln-
~ ber, 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 Rittenhouse,
deceased, to-wt: "Situate in the County of
Harrison and State Of Ohio; being part of
the South west quarter of section No. five
(5) township ten (lO) and range four az in
the Steubenville 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 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 on less. Also part of the north
west quarter of secticn four "a township
ten Q0,) and range four a. beginning at the
north west corner of said section and run
ming East 74.S7 perches to u post; thence
South ON a line parallel with the western
boundary line about 1872 perches to Il post
in the south east corner OF ten acre lot
decided by Alexander Moore, ST., to Alex
ander M oore, Jr,, (and now included in the
tract): Thence west T1.87 perches to post
ON the western boundary line of said section,
and the south west corner of said ten acre
lot; Thence North to the place of beginning
containing tifty-two acres more or less.
TO be sold free and clear of Dt wer.
Appraised at $500 per aero.
Terms of Sale: One-third down, and
balance III two equal annual payments, with
interest from April l., 1865, when full pos
session will be given. Back payments Sc
cured by mortgage.
J. B. BANTER,
I,t4 Administrator.
BY j. M. EsTEP, his atty.
August "a lS64-4t.