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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

IscIDExT OF THE COLUMBIA FloHT.-
A woman occupying she large brick
house, painted lead color, on this side
OF Columbia, was detected in making
signals to the rebels As punishment,
she was compelled to remain in the
building throughout the fierce canon
Adisg, and must have spent 81 anxious
as well as dangerous time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

Id iss aitsndant ffAih ofsymptssns, % acts saors
Sss shSFm than medicine. ThsrB is neshfHs
"a tue ranSs of ths AatsFia Ms8iaa that 6ar = $40.
@'sat tai eomparisan With it in this d5sraasa
ials aecoant Of this wonderful plaut mas b.
@anh IN the llth edition sf the q. s. nlaesnaata.
gs pages 1871 and f8ss
ssriss II eEpsrimsn q In whIeh Dr. pafl hss
- of years n<aFsd, has iast assn bruuaht te
.saraeasfai term sAt iaa. and ha fs now enabled u
eu1F 70 tha public combination % Uairun. VITA
ether approved toaies, tha whole pFsaarseH is tAs
ssst qnailty ot copper -diaiiiisd haarb1u Nhlsky
X q BE = eonhdeut has no squai n ths aasla
might furnish Nssnma 81 eera8e aAgss hnt
Fapits have ianE Ninee lsaruaa 70 satlnsnse
ssags Al their tFas xaiaa Ths sAaos1 psAB is fst
ssesy one 90 test teF himseif ths virtues u = asu
msdiciua Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
Compound P.esor.r of wna oh.rr

has become 8 housshoid word throughout the
" eest and south aud his WoFIa LoEeaaas. Iu tezs
than yaaF AFTER thnls lntroauetfau attained a
reputation A. wide spread a. the oontfnent o.
sorth America But the cr0w leg glory ~ hi~
hle reuaaius 70 De sttaiasd Ia bis latest discover
er rathsr eombinstisn; fog be does not eiaim ID
have been the diseaEsreF nf CEDROS which = fi,s
1s~is o. fhs bittsrs nsw offered TO the puhlir
AhAs hsnof b@longa 70 the native Inhabitants Of
csntrAl Amsriea. to whom its virtues haYs ieen
Ans~n for more than tNo hundred ysara A. g
sith y, the indian bids defiance 70 the nasf dead.
y mAiAFta and handles without ssar the niosi g-a.
om0us ssFp~nts. n Is belief with them that
whils there 10 breath left IN the body ths sedrou
BE-.
Mhlis Dr. Bail Il Dot prepared 20 inaorss thls
eAuaFa8aht pretsns sion, be u nnEarfhasasa satia.
1ea from taoroagh examination % ths svtaasts
reiAttss 70 tta virtues. that rsmnay aad lsss.
FsntettFa Tor all diseases arisius fram s1ffaslr
slther 70 ths ehapgss q weather sat eiHsata of g.
ths miasmatic lnfasnCea. Il sssnas without ~
xAii sna Jastiy deserves the repatafioa ff has 90
sks. Tu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

q the Valley, and VIII BE- second 70 n0ue in poiat
sped, sa1stys capacity, and comfort. she is Il
me iaZgssf class, and viii b eonFigts on o. before
New Year
=. when the Robert Burns passed Uuiontow q,
hentueays on MONDAY night. 4boat Tea O'clock,
q number u free we're Visible ressrlbfinr car =
nres and the burning Of the whaIrf bat. Captain
Eoert vas hailed 70 land for passeBEsrs, bat he'd
nis packet bard on the opposite shs<s sad kept
oHs ieAriug ihe ''passengersn we're gusrrIIIas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
CEDRON BITTERs

NO HANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY
y eonnseted With tbs history 81 the Maler.a
1aaASA o. ths United States. or mere faForaf 8
knowa - . pionseF in medical dlsoorsrv. thaf
that Of DR. JOHN BULL, Of Louisvilis, ~. Hls
InlmitAbls preparation Of sarsapArill4 has fouE :
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

NEw YoRK, December l0.-The TLib-
nne's Washington special says. General
Emory, Of the 10Th corps, arrived here
today rom sharidan's 'front.' Every
thing was quiet when be left
Early, It is believed, has sent three di-
visions Of bis army to Richmond, name
ly: Pegram's, Gordon's and Kershaws, $,
leaving behind only one infantry division
aad Roaser's cavalry. The roads are in
splendid order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
shade Trees

wish % call the eespecizl attention az srr .tsg
Bsns 20 Cur sfocs Of OrnansntaI shad. r.. -
SIDE gzlk planting eaE 1srr8sh Tress- 81 800
then. a. eesiF d The Trees raised n ~. Tyr.srx
are fs1 better saApie 70 sta5d fhs Summer season
than fh1ss takNn from fhs swArau. ~ ws1ds =
H2ry persona, who have tried both. viii sussafn
Ne n thia stAteneaf
or1ers 5y lstssr viii y prszptiy ATTENDED Il.
Ac1gsa GEORGE .. B0wEH,
eeS Czssaezt CssT Eurssrfsx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
New Tork Noon Markets.

INV YoRk, Dec. 10.
C0TToE.--stoAdy As 5l0t n
FLouH--Scarcely 80 drm; II zsafi 90 fsY
Rsund Hoop Ohio.
RYE-Quiet.
WHEAT-fu good demand and firm.
LAeD-Unchangpd al Ei124e
WHIskY--Dull At coal a3.
M0NKr-sRT
GoLp-0psned at 2 % and closed at a..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. J. s. LOWER,
Physician q gT1rCoop

HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED II
II EEansviils. cssrs his prsssssionzI servtcss =
tbs cifiHens of Es2nsvilIs Gn6 vicinity.
sB- OEcs AMI resf1-ucz on NsIp ~sr.es s---
sits neE 3. 3 Depot. EsEiu b f5zad < Bro5Z5.
ton Woodzs Drug Store. o. the eorner of Ttfrs
and AAsn, froz % 10 e'slosk a. n sash dzy
wz9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

PrTTsBUE0, Dee l0-Noon. o
feet BY the pier mark Snow fell to the
depth Of ten inches, bat is nov melting.
Weather mild and cloudy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
AUCTIONEER.
HIRAM NELSON,
United States Anctioneer and
Commission Merchant.
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREETS
EVANSVILLE. IND.
AUCTIONEER.

A TTESDs TO SELLING ALL KINDS or
II Merchandise, Rsal Estate. HorSss. Wagons,
and everything else that Is 70 b sold suct on
Win attend 70 all sales in any part OF the
country.
Regular sale days: TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY, dzg time and evening
oa1h s1vznee made on ecnsizrnsno-
ksE2e-9 HIRAM R&LSoM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
HATS and GAPS.
SEWTNG MACHTNFsS

L N. sELLMAS HAVING FITTED Up AN
L once, No. IS Main Street, win keep, as herr
iotore, good assortment Of wheeler 4 wilson's
and Singers Sewing Machines and Needles. SIlk
Thread and ell, and everything that il connected
with the business and will repair all kind Of Sew
ng Machines and put on new improvements.
ivst I'M SELGMAN Az.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

II. A. COOK, Agent.
(tOsDENsED MILK.-s dozen eaas CONDENSED
" BiHk a. H.. A COOKS.
IIeSEY-s dozsn ID cans fresh Honey a.
II n. A. COOKS
4. DOE FKEsHCLAMs,
u y don frfsh salmon,
u coz do L0bsters,
dor Dicksled Clans,
gdyz DO LObstsrs, at
H.A. COOKS.
TOyE OYsTERs.-6O doz / aDd ID cans, Cove
- Oyster, at H.A. COOKS.
r (fHEDs CORs AND PKAs-zs dOz Green
VI Peas, aud 10 don Green Corn, at
DUREETT 4 DUsRER's EXTRACTs -7s doz
ID assorted EEtrseis II. A. Cooks.
IN BBLs SPLIT PEAS,
III 8 bbIa Pearl Barley,
bbs Oat Meal,
2 bbls RArins,
I case Pearl Sago,
! bbl Green Peas.
bbl Mlist Sod. at IA. COOKS.
L,REsH BLKCKBEEBIEs.-4o doz eans fresh
It BIAekberries, at n. A. COOKS.
C,TRAwBERRIEs AND CHERRIES.
> % don cans fresh Strawberries,
20 don do DO Cherries, ct
"a. a. COOh o
DIE FKUGT IS GLAss.--s0 doz assorted Cur
i rants, Goosebsrriss, BAspberries, and Cherries
at II. A. COOKS.
|tH0ICE FAMILY s0AP.-iO0 boxes choice
" Family soapst H.A. COOKS.
OLIVE OIL.-2O cases Olive on, in quarts aud
~ 10 cases do, in pinis, At II. A. COOKS.
ciTOsE wAkE-6, 600 gals Stone Ware, from
> Putnam, Ohio, foraale At Pottery prices -
II. A. COOKS.
EREsH CAN PINE APPLES -ioo don cans
u choice Pine Apples At II. A. COOKS.
q sEsH GAN PEACHEs.-sOo doz cans fresh
Z Peaches, at II. A. COOKS.
INEATHER DUsTEEs.-so don assorted siEsa
Il Feather Busters, the only assortment 70 be
found in the city. al II. A. COOKS.
DICKLEsL gfCKLEsf
L 25 bbis choice Pickles,
10 y bbl do do
lb tsn Eal kegs do
i5 i've do do DO
E8 dor sal do
so dor "a gal do
90 don = gal DO
60 don gal do at IA. COOKS.
EOMATOE CATsuP.--l bbl choice TemAios
CH0lcE TEAsl
~ 20 Il chests assorted Young Hyson Tea,
lON DO 0unpowdsr Tea,
bZ do Imperial Tea,
tOM do japan do
% - do assorted Black Tea
All thu above Teas we're seiscted By myself, aud
I offer them 20 the trads a. SslnE the beet ia tbs
market. VI are asked 10 Try ghem. Samples will
BE- given shen asked, at u. A. COOKS.
(tASTOS PREsERvED GINGEg.
" eases preserved Ginger, At
LIAM SAUSAGE.
IL 80 lbs Ha~' ssnsago, somethlng new and
niee. IL. - u, Al II. A, COOKS.
DuRE "a. a.. 7INEgAR5
80 bbls pure CIDER Vinegar al
DAIsIss CURE MIS-, &c.
IL ~ boxes Layer Laisips,
100 y DO do do
90 y DO DO do
10 casks fresh ZAntie CurFants,
10 boxes do Genoa Citrons,
10 mats seedess Esisins,
hbla Turkish Prunsa,
do German Pears,
mats Dates. at II. A. COCKS.
ATAsH BLUE.
w 40 boxes Wash Blus In Glass.
10 gross do do 10 Wood boxes, az
NJ COOKS
LssEaCE coFFEE.--foO boxes assorted KS
II aenoe Of Coffee, At II. A. COOKS.
DRlME LEAF LARDi-is tisress eboIes Leaf
Lard, az n. A. COOKS
DOPE C0RDA0E. AND TwISEf
II - don assorted Bed Cords,
Is doz 50 tcet Wash Llnea,
20 coils assorted Rops,
900 ns assorted Twins, at H.A. COOKS.
"a OOD TRAYS AND BowLs.-i0o nssts as
w sorted Wood Bowls, and doz Trays At
II. A. COOKS.
IATAsn BOARDs-rUBs-BUCKE
w 30 don assorted Tubs,
20 don do buckets,
30 doz do Wash boards.
10 doA do Cedar Buckets, at
IA. COOKS.
MATuHEsi--a5 cases Gatss's celsbrstsa Rlus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12
NURSERY.
Crescent CITY Nurseries

TEE USDEEsTeyED WOULD gEsPrcT-
Il fuhy tall the sftsntioa of the pabIie 20 II.
laTgs stock % Assorted Fruit Trsez be 49, nov -
hand very s4rgs as4ortsd stock Of Fhotfca ArrIe
ChsFry. aDa Pear fssssi Also, chr sssortnsnf
q Peach and foss Trees, and a splensiS 49, -
Al nssrrs rf -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

/ have very large stock Of the above
Goods ! am also prepared TO make up
Clothing IN the best possible manner. for
have got the best vorkmen in nv crn-
ploy n the Wesk, and warrant ell goods
made oy ne And as ny expenses are
not heavy, l can ana viii sell goods low
er than any other house in the city Of
the same kind An / AJAX Is for those IN
want Of kns clothing 20 call and sss
What / have got No t<ozbls 70 show
goodA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-12

liam SAUSAGE.
IL 80 lbs Ha~ ssu.AEe, somothlng new aud
uiee. C''la. - IL, at II. A. COOKS.
DuRE CI.A. fIHEgARf
80 bbls purs Cider Vinegar al
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Deficiency.

The quota Of Harrison county on the for
mer call for 100000 was but PSI. How it
comes that our share Of this 100000 is
greater than under the former call is more
than we can tell. The quota of CadiZ
township is 65 under the former calls for
700, coo men the quota was but SO. I.in-
coin. perhaps, wants to deceive the people
as to the real number of men he is bringing
into the field If the 100 per cent. required
by law be added, in case the quota is not
filed By volunteers, the number of men
called out would be enormous-taking
without exaggeration, about the last man. !"
If the quota could be filled by voluntary
enlistmcnts, it would be an immense saving
of money, and would save human misery
such as we have not yet seen. We have as
yet heard of no efforts being made, but pre-
sume our active military committee are at
work.
7. S-Since writing the above, we have
received the communication from the Mill
tary Committee, which will be found in
another column. We understand that the
Trustees of Cadiz Township will give the
500 bounty for the one year service. This
with the 500 from Government and SIC
n month will make the pay for one years
service, 1892, with boarding and clothes"
thrown in. Drafted men get no bounty
The question is-whether the men will so
with or without bounty. Decide.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03


NHARY CULLEN, widow Of Adam
IVA Quillen, deceased, Elihu Quillen,
James CULLEN, David CULLEN, Adam Quill
len, Jr., Salina Williams and Joseph Will
liams, Joseph Rodgers, Mary Rodgers and
Harriet Rodgers, Harrison Quillen, Rebec-
ca Jane Quillen, Mary Elizabeth Quillen
and Eleanor Ann Quillen, and Rachel Quill
len, Harper Quillen, Jefferson Quillen, John
Quillen, William Quillen and Fremont
CULLEN and Nancy Quillen, Victoria Gull.
len and Judson Quillen, will take notice that
a petition was filed against them on tho 18th
day of July, 1864, in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for tho County of Harrison
and State of Ohio, by petitioners, Stinson
Quillen and Jackson Quillen and is now
partition of the following real estate, to-
wit: situate in the said county of Har rIsou
and State of Ohio, the North East quarter of
section thirty-one, of township twclve, of
range seven; containing 172 acres, more or
less.
Also the West half of tho South East
quarter of section thirty-three, in township
twelve and range seven, containing Sc acres
more or less.
Also part of the North West quarter {,
section thirty-one, township twelve, and
range seven, beginning ut the South East
corner of said quarter, and running thence
North 80 rods along said Adam Quillens
and Benjamin Creamers's line to q stone !;
thence West ST rods to q stone; thence
South 30 rods to stone; thence East
81 rods to the beginning, containing one
acre, more or less.
At the next term of said Court the said
petitioners will apply for an order for the as
signulent of Dover to said widow and that
partition may be made of said premises.
]. M. ESTEP,
Attorney for Petitioners.
Iulv % 1864
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
CAMPAIGN SENTINEL.

The CADIZ SENTINEL is always cam
paign papcr--as good, perhaps, as can be
found anywhere. 1t can be had for any
L;ngth of time that it may be wanted, and
will be sent to any address, provided the
cash shall accompany the order, The price
for one year is, s., 90; forsix months. 81, 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. It is the
paper for the timcs-no mistake. Our list
ef subscribers is now larger than any paper
ever had in the county before, and We want
the number doubled before this campaign
oioses Roll in the names, friends.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

The Ohio State .]ourneI thus speaks of
Capt. Ready's plan to raise the quota Of the
10th District:
A FEASIBLE PLAN FOR RECRUITING
We had the pleasure of meeting our old
friend, Capt Ready, Provost Marshal of
the 10th District, in this city day before yes
terday The Captain, ever mindful Of his
duty to the district he represents, whether
as Senator or Provost Marshal, was here on
business connected with the coming draft.
The amount called for is given in round
numbers 500, 1000, although it very evident
that material deductions will be made in re-
gard to the quota from the State Of Ohio,
arising from surpusses and credits not yet
made
In accordance with the recent act of Con-
gress fifty days are given for meeting this
call with volunteers, who will be received
for one, two or three years, to whom boun-
ties Of 500, $200and $500 respectively will
be paid. At the end of fifty days (Sep-
tember 5th) draft will most certainly
take place for any deficiency then exist
ing. ,..
Now, Captain Ready has a plan for re-
cruiting, which he has submitted to Gov
ISrough, and has made application for an
order from the proper authority to carry it
into effect
His plan is, to raise regiment of Infant
ry and battery in each district in Ohio,
but he has only asked that his plan be pur-
sued and carried out i'll the 10th district,
where he belongs. and of course, has right
to speak. He wishes camp to be establish
ed in that district in some suitable and CEN
tral position, and he asks that he may be
permitted to raise men for twelve months
by voluntary enlistments. BY this mode
they will have the government bounty of
500, and then, by calling upon the subdis-
tricts to make up local bounty sufficient
to make it an inducement for enlistments;
and by this mode the district can easily ill
their quota.
We believe the Captains plan is the only
one in which there would be any hope of
raising the quota of this district by volun-
tary enlistments. We believe the Captain,
who is well acquainted with the horrors oi
the Conscsiption, Is very anxious that no
draft should take place. But Brough, with
his usual stupidity is so anxious for the peo
pie to be drafted, that he would not make
much effort to avoid it, and rejected Capt.
Ready's plan.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

The q9th Ohio have been heard from
since the battle of the 10th Of July, but
not since that of the odd We are under
the impression, however, that they were not
actively engaged in the last battle. In the
battle OF the 10Th, the regiment behaved
gallantly, and won great praise. McCook,s
brigade (now Dilworth's 81 crossed the Peach
Tree Creek, believing the story of rebel de-
serters that no body of the rebels were
near. After crossing they were tmiotlsly
assailcd by large body of rebel troops, and
Mitchcll's $ brigade, in which is the 9Sth,
were sent to their support. Right gallantly
they went to the rescue and the rebels were
compelled to retire.
The regiment lost some men, but We have
no report from any company but company
G. There were none killedim this company,
but VIC are extremely sorry to learn that
Captain (now Majur) John A. Norris was
severely wounded in the right knee. and was
compelled to suffer the amputation of his
right leg The last word from him repre-
sentcd his recovery as doubtful. We hope,
however, that their fears may prove un-
founded, and that the gallant Captain may
recover. Captain Norris is one of the best
officers that has gone from this county, and
no commander was ever more beloved by
his company than Capt, Norris. His host
Of friends III this county will await with
deep interest for further news.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Harrison County Democratic
Convention.

As will be noticed above, the Democratic
Central Committee of Harrison county have
called County Nominating Convention to
meet in Cadiz Oh Wednesdays AuGust "a,
1864. This Convention will be on the same
day that the Congressional Convention is to
be held. The Democracy of each township
in the county should see attheir township
is not only fully represented in each Conven-
ton, but that the people turn out them
selves oriShat day. Hon. j. w. WHITE,
our Congressman, and other distinguished
speakers will address the people on that oc-
casion. Let there be general turn out Of
the people Of the entire county to hear them.
Go to work, Immediately, and make your
preparations to havethe meeting on the
Oath of August one.of the largest and best
ever held in Cadiz.
The Township meetings in the different
townships on the Goth uf August should be
fully attended and good men appointed del
egatcs to the different Conventions
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Total, 9 killed and 10 wounded.
IMPORTANT MILITARY No
HHG,Es

The Military Committee of Harrison
County have issued the following procama-
ton to the Township Trustees:
HAIR Co. Mn" Com Rooms,
CADIZ, August |, 1864.
TO Me Trustees Of tie sereral Townships Of
Harrison County:
GENTLEMEN-You are aware that the
President has issued call for 500 600 more
men to be furnished by Volunteering be-
tween now and the 5th of September next.
If not furnished by that time, a draft will
take place by townships for deficiencies. -
The quota for the several townships is pub
lished in Sentinel and Republican Of this
week. Our obe is to call your attention
to the Importance of your making use of all
your energies and lawful powers to raise
YOUR respective quotas by volunteering -
Section l6 of an act passed by the last Legis-
lature authorizing Trustees to levy a tax for
payment of bounties to volunteers of one
hundred dollars each if acted on by you will
greatly facilitate in this work. We are all
anxious az we have no doubt you are that a
draft be arrested from our county
This will depend entirely with yourself and
the citizens OF your respective townships,
by your joint corporation, with determina-
ton to succeed we, believe it can be DONE
BY orders from Ait Gen. Cowan we are
permitted one new regiment in this Con
gressional District. Our county quota for
this regiment we presume will be about 200
men. Thus far we have recommended but
one person, wv. H. Host, for commission
to recruit for this new Regiment We are
authorized to recomcnd two others, W. H.
Host being from the northern portion of the
county, we would like to recomend the 9TH
crs from other parts Of the county on your
recommendations. Recommend no one.but
you know will be efficient in recruiting, and
know to be good and reliable men - Men
who have seen service and have been hon
oraby discharged thercfiom.
Gentlemen hoping you may take hold of
this work earnestly, and with dctcrmina-
ton to do your whole duty,
We remain very Respectfully
Your Obcdient Servants.
D. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman.
D. b. WEIGH, Secretary.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

PRoF SANDs.-Prof Sands, ventriloquist,
sleight-o ot-hand performer, &c, gave several
lectures in Cadiz last week, exposing the
humbuggcry of spiritual manifestations,
and giving the people an expose of magic,
necronancy, &c. The professor is one of
the best performers we have ever seen, his
tricks" being truly wonderful. Unlike all
other men of his profession, it is not his in
tcntion to deceive, but to show TIE people
the manner i'll which modern spiritualsts
deceive their unwary victims, and the mod,e
opcrdadi of the sleight-o f-hand performers
in thcr tricks of deception. The Professor
is an intelligent gentleman, complete mas
ter Of his profession, and it would be a ben
eft to any community, and especially the II
sing generation, to have him make visit.
He entertains both the serious and the
merry.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
d H M OCR A TIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy OF Harrison County will
III Nj in Convention at CAD1Z, OH WE'D
NE9DAY, AuGUSr2i, 1864, at 10 o'clock
in tAe forono n, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting can lidatos, to be supported at the eloc-
tol in . .t9bor noxt, fOrthe following OIL ,es:
Clunty Auditor, County Commissioner,
Ea3ordcr anl on9 Inirmary Director, and
also appoint County Central Committee
and transact such other business ~ may
como before the Convention,
Tha Democracy Of the several townships
are requested to meet at tho usual places of
hD!diu4 elections, on Saturday August Goth,
at o'clock, 2. NJ, and select three suitable
PERSONS to represent each township In the
County Convention, and one delegate to
represent them in the District Convention,
" be held III Cadiz on the 9th Of August,
1881 for the purpose or nominating a candi-
date for Congress.
The Dem ,cracy cordially invite all per-
s2ns 10 unto with them who ara opposed 70
lac policy OF this Administration; opposed
t, any a5rilsement OF fraolloyu OF speo,h
or the preIi;--Ani they desire the hearty CO.
operation OF all WI ara in favor OF tho In
ion ~ it was mllo by Washing an | his
associates; in favor OF n strict construction
of tas Constitution; in favor of securing to
every State all its rights under that instru-
nent and in favor of an armstice and
convention of delegates from each State, 80
= thlt w. may know whether this frightful
sste OF blood and treasure mey not be
stayed consistently with hemtegrity of the
Unioh and the .il@t rights Of the States-
ny order of the Democratic Centra. Com
,mitttse Of Harrison County.
CHARLES y. ALLEN, Chairman
=. DoNARuE, Secretary.