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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
For the Sentinel.
For the 5entneI.
In Memory of Lizzie Crawford.
To HER MOTHER.

To HER MOTHER.
Mother, hand is hacknning YOU,
Another call Is given;
And glOws once more with angel steps,
The path which lead TO heaven.
Just rs the frosts of Autumn time
Blights the opening flowers;
So faded the face of one, whose smile,
Made brighter summer hours.
a paling of the check of bloom,
Forewarned us of decay;
4 shadow from the silent tomb
Fell round dear LiZZie's way.
She did not mourn that she so soon
Must submit to death and die;
She did not fear to meet her God,
Nor in the cold grave to lie.
And half we deemed she ne edcd not;
The changing of her sphere;
To give to heaven "a shining one,
Who walked an angel here,
Her morningsmile no longer cheers;
There's ashadow on the day;
Abe, OIL our eyes look out through tears,
Since herspirit fled away.
But, mother, in realms Of glory,
You shall meet yonr darling one;
Then let us try to murmur meekly,
mot our will but Thine be done"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
June 8, 1864-2mo.inside.
Legal Notice.

NAARTHA SCOTT, Phebc NJ. Scott,
lvH James Scott, Johnson Scott, William
Scott, Anna b. Scott and II. NJ. Kennedy,
as guardian of said james Scott, johnson
Scott, William Scott and Anna =. Scott mi
nors, will take notice that a petition was H.
led on the 18th day of June. A. D 1864, in
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 (0) of Range No. five (5)
in the Steubenville Land District; and that,
at the next term of said Court, the said John
Scott will apply for al order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN SCOTT, Demandant.
PPiLr DorAHUE, Atty.
June %, 1856 ct
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

BY~C Casualties of the 10th Regiemnt o.
n. g., in the engage mont at Smokers Gap,
July 18th, 1864.
Co A-Charles NJ Rhodes, wounded
slightly in side; Alex. Blazier, wounded
slightly in nose Go. B-George Harper,
killed, Daniel Warren, wounded severely,
Arthur Colin, Stephen Creal, FL. T. Clark,
William Rutter, John l.. Webster, wound
ed slightly, Co. C--Amold Burkhard
wounded slightly in arm. Go. tD-James
Burdue, wounded slightly in arm. Co. f
Corp j. l.. Grimes, wounded slightly in
hand Private l.. Wilhun, wounded very
slightly in check. Co. F-,Iohn Il. Dalton,
wounded slightly in hand, John Batter and
Sylvanus Lamb, wounded slightly in head
Co. G-Capt james Henderson, wounded
slightly in right leg, above knee Co. H
A. S. Mcconnell, wnunded slightly in head
Co. Corp. T. K. Crozior, wounded
slightly in shoulder, John Dunfee, wounded
sligetly III side. Co. K-J. H. IIayericld,
killed
Total, killed and 10 wounded.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Aew Time Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows:-4-4 45
\. NJ, and rs p. NJ. '.
Tho train that leaves at Al 4. NJ, makes
= close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going Wcst and also con-
meets with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves at 2-4J p. VI. makes
close connection ut the Junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive AT CadiZ as follows:--12 30
P. NJ. and 7-l5 z. NJ.
The train that arrivesat 1890 7. NJ. brings
tho ruails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave Cadiz at
-A-45 a. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

THE brave men who fight in this war and
shed their blood, are paid in deprecated
paper; two dollars and half of which will
only buy one in. gold. The rich capitalist
who lends money to the Government gets
his pay in gold. We have two kinds of cur
rency--ons of gold for the wealthy capital
ist, and the other, paper for the soldier and
the laborer.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

~aSaWE had the pleasure on last We'd
nesday of taking by the hand our old friend
Capt A. T. Ready, Provost Marshal 10th
District who was in Cadiz, on short visit
to his friends. The Captain looks well and
hearty, as clever man should look. The
Captain dislikcs drafting, and would rather
the people would raise their quota of one
years men--thus avoiding the draft, and
drawing the bounty.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

BeT ELIuU t. MARSHALL, U. S. Signal
Corps Department of the Ohio, died on
the lst of July, on railroad train, while
en- route from Georgia to Knoxville, Tenn.
He was inferred in the Soldiers cemetery at
Knoxville. He was good soldier and a
clever gentleman.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
ID H - I TS A BILE La ND
For Sale,
$40 .icres Of Choice land in the Healthi
est Locality Of The .Routshing State
of Illinois,

PEvIIIS tract is located in Macon county,
g miles from Forsythe Station on the
Illinois Central railroad.--only miles north
of the growing city of Decatur and 80 miles
south Of Bloomington State road on the
LIS acres are under cultivation and is nice
rolling land. The remainder is well calcu'
lated for grass.
For terms and further particulars, address
or inquire Of SAMUEL CLARK, Spring
field, Illinois, or JOHN BE4tLL, Cadiz.
Ohio.
July -, 1864.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

gsa All kinds of marketable Country
Produce will be received on subscription at
the Sentinel office. MONEY will not be
refused, and many thanks to those who
come forward and pay their indebtedness.
We have large paper bill to pay in a few
days:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

ne A member of the firm of Hall &
Lowe, Stcubenville, licensed I. S. Military
Claim Agents, will be in Cadiz, on Friday,
the 9Th day of August, 1864. at the Office of
James Howard, Esq, and will attend to all
claims presented for bounty back pay,
pensions, &c. All interested will attend.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

DeG"A little effort, at this time, by each
and all of our present patrons, would greatly
enlarge our list of subscribers, which is now
larger than any paper in the county ever had
before. Send in the names and MONEY.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

Rns~ On last Sunday the colored folks of
this region had grand meeting at the Fair
Grounds. Rev. Underwood (colored) was
the chief officiating minister They appar-
emily had happy time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

RA-WnLrAM f. HANNA, a very worthy
young man, who was loved and respected by
all who knew him, died, at the residence Of
his mother, MrssA F. Moore, on Monday
morning, the 1st inst.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
Attachment.

Abel Howell, ST., pl'ff, Before NJ. Harvey,
..... vs.. j, II, of MOOreteld
David Banister, def't. tp. Harrison Co. O.
nN the 29th day of June, 1864, said JUS
~ tice issued an order of attachment III
the above action, for the sum of Fifty eight
dollars and fifty-two cents debl, and twenty
dollars probable costs.
ABEL HOWELL, Sr.
Moorefeld, July 27, l864-3t
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

-ssaNext Thursday is the day appointed
by President Lincoln, as a day of Fasting,
Humiliation aud Prayer. Rev. Grimes will
preach in the, Presbyterian Church at | !
O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

BGJ. Those interested should remember
that the 81 militia commutation must be
paid by the 18th of August, or 30 per cent.
additional will be collected.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

seS- The railroad bridge over the Ohio
at Stcubcnyille, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. The length Of the bridge when
complcted will be 1910 feet, andthe bcighth
over fths channcl VI the.riycr 90 feet.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

,FALL In VIM. III. Host, formerly of
the 18th V. l., is recruiting a company
Of one years. men under the recent call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

-Gsa Readrth advertisement of Alex. +.
Scott, in another column. He offers val
liable Farm for sale.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

aesA We are under obligations to Hon
John G. .Jamison for copy Of the Claws
Of Ohio, and also Statistics for 1868"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

say The farmers are busy harvesting
The Hay is said to be excellent and the
Wheat in most localities very good.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

'TdsaThe rebels have made another raid
into Pennsylvania, and after burning the
fourishing city Of Chambersbnrg, retreatod,
closely pursued by Gen. Averill.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
SCHNEIDER'S
Music Store
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,

STEUBENVILLE, OHIO,
MAY be found one of the finest and lar
WI gest Stocks of Piano FOrtes, Cabinet
Organs, Melodeons and every variety OF
Musical Instruments, in the West.
Having a life time experience, (practicaD
in the Piano business, and adopting the
course of carefully examining every Pianoai
the Factory ia person, purchasers may safely
rely on getting FIRST CLASS Instru-
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The Best Piano in the Market
EVERY INSTRUMENT -.
WARRANTED FOR FIyE.YEARs.
Pianos from the celebrated factories of
JARDINE u SON, New York,
GEO. STECK & CO.,
i. q. LIGHTE Il CO.,
J. & G.. FISHER, -
GRANESTEIN & CO,
Always on hand. in good variety, Pianos
from $50 10 $1,000.
Sole agent in Eastern Ohio for
MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET OR
CANS AND MELODEONS,
The most perfect instrument of the Reed
kind, and very fast superceding the Mclo-
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SHEET MUSIC,
A very large stock of Sheet Music OH hand,
comprising the publications of all the prin-
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New Music Received Every Day
Persons at any distance ordering by letter,
enclosing the market price of any kind OF
music, or Music Book, will receive the same
by return mail, postage paid.
Old Pianos and MelOdeOnS
Taken in exchange for new ones. Compe
tent tuners supplied on application.
If YOU want musical instrument R any
kind, 1 certainly can suit you, both in quail
ity and price.
Reference at Cadiz, Ohio-Mr. HENRY
, I5OYLES.
p. J. SCHNEIDER,
|, Third Street, Steubcnville.
I,,l 1oGl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
The Quota Of Harrison County.

We are indebted to Deputy Provost Mar
shal Mclean, for the following statement Of
the quota 5 assigned to each sub-district in
Harrison county, under the late call for
500 900 more men:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03
SUGGESSl

NEXTTo ENJOYING GOODHEALTH
~ nothing is 40 pleasant as 70 be success
ful in ones pursuits. For itnUt only sweet
ems our existence, but often prolongs II. To
reach the meridian Of life. 70 look into the
past; to see the past full Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-03

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co., O.,
CADIz, July 6, 1864.
All white male citizens between the ages of
IS and As years, are hereby notified to make
payment of Communication, or file exemp-
lions, on or before August 18th, otherwise
penalty of 30 per cent, or 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.
IIIl
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

pF Sir Die Geiertase. Ole
5errtn 6er,bera II. g., 80. S sflidt
,meite Strabe, baben einen iebr eltganten
@crratb ron Sdnittwadrtn, cie fi6 ars
bercrrtntlid gut fir Beibna&tez uno
Meujabrsatldtnfe eienem Darumter fuc
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Mantel, cine reide Nuspabt "Nctione,"
Gbapls ,c. ,c. Gieie 6erren flno fets
barauf beca9t, ibre &uneen NIT ben ,fa>
lbionabelfttn, neusftn unb 9tidmadpou,
Nen @adrtn III, rerleben, unp eabei .finb
lire preile auberoroentli@ nieeri8. H.
p6g- Die pra&typ1lRt @usmabl
Yo,1 @pielwaaren, Nippladen. Gpnoito<
r~eiraarer ,. fnost maj, lii go. go. Bro
bYfraee bet g. 8rtmtr u. 60. s@ie>
btrYertdufer iportr 3eit unb 9Th. tpsnn
fe ben un8ebsuren 8orratb oieltr 9erren
turaIben: Gie tperDen I4 ban,1 1.lbf
iber3eussn, ta6 fe rtrStnos font 70 Sor>
tbeiIbaft einfaufen f6nntn.
~Dssp.pNa. N.ru6lltdt unit
6hwd&t. Or. Strtdldnb's 4ont.
cum Mnsn, wslde an NareA an Nppettt.
unpertault6stit, Cosp'pRs, Nefsodidt unb Rsr.
seuf6pdhs Itipsn rattsu mir, Sntdldne's e.
nieum ~ ssbruuttr. Gstatn sts.iat.tfoss
prdparat frst pcn afepbct. % Ad,ft bas Her.
senfeasm, alb. appettt Fane tt1f ff3sr Dpspsp
ne nnb ReIpenfnnd6e. r. , 49, sau. 80 ,aa
quo gutauf bh oatn Druaaiasn ~ 81 per
Nlaf6t. pidYavtrt BON Or. etridlanb, sisrte
e4Yatt, Cincinnati, D4to. 2 l.SsllS tup
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
@tQbt DQpenpOrt.
% Gin aeadteter Ba,a.r peu@it.

x Gin eea@teter Bt's,r uerl&ie
ben. Am Utnia9 Abenp gina Dtuh s
y. ROD mad ldnasrsr ,isbr (&mu5bofieI
Sranfbett mil Eope ob. o.
DIR 0uforbene praftiGrts bic 1913 In
6oIfetn al6 Appofat uno ufrsutt flo in
f0Iat fstnu 1ahtiet.tt. unO @~sw,Geutaf.
Iiefstt elmer lebr aus8ebrdta.n prorls.
SobaIo 3nptb RI I&iiswfR -b01f,tthttd.
Rrisa oustra6, COB It fstn 4dbdfI auf.
UNI lsinsm Datnlarts In G,Ips Az eitnsn.
Grdtsr esnoGtns mtlitdrti6s B,Ituu0 fam
'bm lebr u ,Ratten uno feline B'ououru
teb TN auu, Otuf Ger Gre(&aa1eu. D,
unaIddIide Nus9ane pes Rrispes b'ruubts
'bn Ger bstmotb unp wit 10 mun6e I'm:
oer lanene er oIs Gll&lline on etn 81
ltaesn Nmntfc's. 81 fanp obu bier, 70.
rsni9 wte aneers otbtlr Il, Mdnncr. RE IN
sinsm uorauldtm AI'tr bIubu tamen.
stne ibm juiaasnre bNmott mttrsr. 81
Idut0e umhdnr,, rte oueu (tinu @cnI,cue
Inasn, Isben ibn an un(trtn omuifan,
lben Grstbeiiefdmpfm ftnrn onir,n Nn
Ib'il nsbmsn. 70 lsbr u il6 oub te6balt
bimlhni.- Muf f1emeem Borm Narb e.
nbr umrtna' pon at|teb'en UNI lbn IL
bsnpen urr treu pFsetnetn 8,nrun. Gbre
ietncm Wntenftn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

sic ltntcrtu@ung ipegen bee 8:auts
titluueseomploils in New 0ott min nit
orobu Gnuaie fortadtef. @en. Dir bat
tdplt6 3ufammsutdnftt nit cen @'btims
poliAiRen unp anertn; he IN ettir an'
a,l,eenteit tbdNe fnr. Die @sfana.nsn
wutpsn Dor elmer MiIttdr' Qommi(0on uer'
b5rt unp 9ene. ws|de an: bsRsn u'rtraut
fub Mt Zen btsbniaen &rasbntHsn rtr
untnfu&una. babsp arobs 6ofuunA, ra6
.inta. Ter Bronrniftu tnttedt unb esmds
esr Drore pts @sn. Dir bsRraft prp<n .
Dit @tobt if-in eisftn auesnblid auf
cas- annaRe btmodt. Qifftn rsr AnfBmm'
ltnae que ben, 6drsn psrrtn idett6 aus
ben 6otsls tu'b 1uup'quurttsr as{&fd'
unb ale pnbd6ttasn psrfonsn. RE fd
nt&t u.leen; mrrpsn fummorif& bsfraft.
BE scradelidR,n 6oitlbedbn 'bun ause.
was In ttrtr Maa. fsbt. uu t4s B,b5r.
Zen ~ u%nterfdsen unb Rnb in %btRdupt'
a,u, pr,t bv NIT bsuftl6en. :, 81
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III ,bsr @tabt IL nod immn ftbr: arob.
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u,,n rtotartrt, unb ptsle babtn lire 60If.
unb Mitwifuna a%uastoten, urn ete(. 8sr.
f&m5rune auhursden.-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08

Nrrlfattcrsn fur he @asniur tnr pt6ntr
9nfurance &@ompaQnt Iu 6art
Conn, rorpldBsu, no BE Gempaants
ettns @9enten BAT, fOnnsn an ben unteYet1nsttn
etmadt p.rtsn. @pplttannn moasn eesteusts
Refnsu,.n fomcbl als t.n rpabrfd.inl'6sn I'm
lang Der 3u nodenseu @eftdfn stnbnttisn
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(ett Sobrsn IN ofsn @tdbtsn, C6tfsrn une an
onsn 6auptplds,n unt.r etn.m tomprebtnfosn
uHb nattonoten 5pRsm In Operation unb bitten
benz %utlitum undtutroTtns 9ertb.tit lei Der
06sruna.n In elmer Gcmpoentt Il fer 0IuGe. @
IN her 3psd er Gompoanis tbr Nusttnfttt
bur6 Grrt6iune Don qcfalofRur an alien It.
e.u,snesn unb 3%unstmsrt.n pIdbtn Der nore-
ms1li6m @taatsn unb : srttortsn nod psttsr
aus,ubrtten:
aa.nhn msrttn Don btfr 3wta' Qcmsasnis
%srnount. @trl6Re atiuRirt unb tJatlt, Gorrs'
fscnbsnjtn srct,tt bsfo'at. Tcfuments It. on
@aentsn bsf6nft unb ale @'(hdfte ataetno6'
oan, In Der udmttfen Nrt unb @stf'. pte bttttr
ron her @tamm.C ffe, In 6artforb. Dtt 3metg'
Offee wutbe 1851, atardned.
s. 81 moQtlI. Gen. 'aaent.
(3mw) 80 psAl. 8. etlabe Cincinnati.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
GU b E &.

Dos Ssubous r,s B dnt{6
RtiGsralbss 0ensbmtQh en Grie
renSpsrtrae NIT IS 9tatn 4 Siimmsn.
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mems.
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vsrtro9 Deer oar nidt.
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ssthnin.
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Cart. Gsmmts brfanr 6d on Ban ete
neusn MebsQsn Maub(difts ~Sea Sing.
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ueourn" tel Wapsi.a emplnR. VI us
fIdrte esu Qeuten, pas II son ibnsn TN
Wsb,Qnetsnf nwa<te.e, worduf Elm aroeu
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R,r Zee. Snnun bat es ataelsbnt. tie lr'
iteils uounrdune A,etn Wdur III su'
(dtben. uno II mt<o am IA. Nophr. btn'
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qua. 3dtune" t,inat an ibzer @ptBs DIT
na4R,b,nre, purh itrt Stsuuna ale bolt'
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q tts rucatblmr 6olbein une enuen'
burg bu'm Bunee ~ psrir,sn. tcpte 3
Experimentation unc @s&t Atatn bt'
Slaots one.b5rtasn ou6nlostbdn"r dbsr'
nommen. Den p'er @Fteutten6rsstsrun'
esn lisat eabsr nut DE pdtdt ob. IN Bol9'
pes neutrality-suspicious. oslttrddtlt&sn 0n'
bd!tnifss BEN Bunee tts Ani'tae ~ ma
den. ba6 BE @rpspition aseenRanrslol
asporrsn IT,. DIN fdh6l@ . bannbper'
'ihsn Eruppen. pslhe mad Der 9erstnba'
runa ,pti&sn ben MISUNDERSTANDING
nit @mebmieuna pse Buness Ia DE reut'
l&,n 5sraca'bdmn aur Befitauua e'nel
etwaieen @ipufaness Ddnsmari's. OBJ
,ur epent. 6erfelun9 bsr Sronuna fringe
r0dt raren, Asbt, BON Auaenbltds esl
HrtseeneihluNse an, feine Bers&tiaunl
mfbr ~, tn 6olfstn uur eausuture fsrns1
~ u%ublNb.n. Na& Art,td 13. FER Gre
eu,ions< Orrnuna Don, 8. AusuR 1926
mus rober Die A~ufbityne: be. Bunpss,
Grseuttonsbs{6luGte pom l.. Ofitr n.S
.rfolg.n unp cbns @sriua tsr Rddius 81
Irupper aus otnh nit Ger Grseuttpn' IT,
l,etsn' @tuate %ftat'fntsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
~ 0mittnn8en n6&fs We9s.

100 Drltars 8elotnune. Obtst
Btlcbnuna nt,b trs'nt timer perfpn bs3oblt,
rttot etu Rtttsl: 9ss.n. 6uf.p, G.tdltunssn.
S'tdbue.n, aRbua unb &6mintfuht lef,rn
fam. tptt6S o.. @irtdfanb's bontsfheeut @u.
fen. BotFom ststntrmrnk Differ Balfoun bettt
rtta.%hA 1dffbs tttn, f6nts au& Btutfpttsn unb
Mat1ttmstse.:. etn.s. Blof&e fur so &ents If
t%tnrsittrt, nm etse aus,ufnten. Gte f<uul-
Rtr Ndn, ucs Grcntftsm 9ufsn, Nftmd. Gid
buR,n urb shntn6fubt In ben eraen @rabsn
Gnp eu,6 o.. etrtdlanb's bpnteihesu 6uRen-
,galfam a,bsut. e. IA tn trsenb etneu Drug
fore AL tnt.n. .Gr 10 pstfttsten ucn oner an
t.r.n .fle.n'. @ett,,nsr, rsl&s In b'sfsu' eanse
ttlarnts RRp.i 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
B0tbent(it0er marttbert6t
fur tsn ,T.mcftat" butntt
ron SCI m a n n u. 90.
Eftee ete .DemcFruten".

Tu marft nor mdtrent tsr ueracGenen DC"
de iebr rubta uno fan cont ale i3ufu6ren. DIE
icrtmdtrnb unalnGiss Wittsruna unb ftle6ten
gDsas battn bic GaTmsr vtrbtnotrt, tbre pro-
butte rad tsr Stati ~ %brtnesn. Ter f&wan-
tenn, 3u1anb bt Gbttaecsr Marftts ttslt bic
Yrsiit IN bttfasm DART nomtnsn. Die 6aupt-
nnnfroee Rnttt fur Wst,sn fait. pofdr BON ben
btefia,n @lua.In einiteb,rsr Yreis bssoblt wtre.
ols B,l(bfu .U(tntg8th f6untn. Eos ndb-
reno etrtgsn 9aAtn t getrttsne tarrne Metter
was- fiji has @hmstutptfddft unadnata, in SOL
oe 7tiGtn bic psstfe ntttrteu paren. Das felt
a.f.rn<tngsrstene tdltre Wetter beptrtn fsfere
prstfe unb Tin 1et&tts stet3tn In Gttea9o wtrb
aud >auf ten ttsfssn @ari' stntr su'sn esnaue
aneltsn. =;
e.sts Wo1t 1T ,fsmlt6 e&nv s.fousn urb
Der Wtnttr f&etnt nun emilio BET uns etnst5ts"
5u molten. =
Wrrekbeemarft
mstL ,gu.dufe fdr ben ttsastn Gcnfuut
fnb,n Gait ME folat !; @bctefale be'n, Barrel
III IS 80, In Wap19Ifdden 49, 40. In Bull" So
90 I'm R.tatl, b.tfm 9orrtl 1920, tn papter.
fdden IS 80. in ,,Bult" $3.50.
M.t,tn. 3ufutrsu u rbse.ut.nb bel lsbtaf.
ter @udi1us.. No. Sl.50 uue 80. 2'$l.4o.
@t1Rt. $3.50 bis 81 80.
3orn. so bts IS Genie.
6afeI 50GentS.
6ta. prairie :$l2 Bis SIS; 9tmstbp SIS
bts Sis.
If; s:f91;6a'fft' r.. "'''F" ''''a"f' !" 800
3wtettln: 81 IS tts $3.50.
@anme IN. Diatsfaamen. So. 90 bs 1910.
atuo,tp $500 bis $500. Ntustt 1925 Bis
81 so.
Bpbntn. @ttse, s1.25 Sc $3.50.
Butter. 40t.?bts 45t.
Gt.r. Ncmins1 III Csc.
6ola $1l ptr Gort. 4
3obltu. gom Waeen 80 lis 35e pr 8u.
fGn.
e6witnt. .@tf&la@tet S. tN $ll; Is'
btntte $3.50 tts $40.
BoIt-2.3O.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
~ uster Sknmau ltsasn cine Msnae

~ lsbsr Sknman ltsasn cine Msnl
sssf&tspsnsr Btri&ts POT. bsusr mon i&o
bsebalb nt&t trausn fam. tretl Is B,
fabli&sn pr,Ns pubolsn H. Na&rtais
lu uerbfentltuen. btren Yutltatrun9 "
SntfrGsn tss @hpens na@tbstlta fet
t6nnt.n. Nu& w%itsrfpn&in T& rtsfsI
bsn. Tod tptu unfsrs Ns9tsruna. RE ID,
teiononsn Rondls fdr. No6ridten babe
([cn. nit 8efinnlbsit miGsn. rab Chr
mon am 70. ;. ~. mIIIsn atnom
m.n unp bonn. "a en- Sapon
nab atmort&trlftt. wsl&s'
~ vt.ut@' (&on t. ~ rrsi$
babs.
Dtt Wa&ri&t tptre, turd m,brert @e
ridtt Ger fdcli&m prl1t untun0Bf e.
btfnru ld In. pu "@auannob Nsre'
Elm. Sren zee @m 6atees. eur6 meldv
er rsn Otutsfsbl 1berntmmt unr oul
Blreu un,r rts @afen bsorrut. d,
Nidmonp vBbiB" pom I. b. M. (aet
pob Sbumon flo rn Sun, ndbus, per.
(tmtat otr ets Rtttune. eie IT nimmt
Do0elt. BIott umdbni sinte iearitrn
@sfs&te xpbuIst's ata S'Ipotud unit
iuat. raj f& emilio cine Wa9l Bcaen
ESbeTmanLenrftniri1H-
Mus 6iIion 6ear triret Ger 6uolr
Golpsnets Softer modt, sins ufo|auids
4rp'rittun tsu groorrtuu binauf. Ion
psts S W.tlen untutolb YeeotoIira Btlds.
ride Dor uno nobm UNI Ann1rts III
Bride. Die R.tfusnnuppsn ldnos b,r
RdRt Gnr ndmIih %bereuunp rrruei1l nor
cen, um aeesn ebumuu urrontt ~ per
zen. GnoIt& wire rem 6uolo Don tsr
GIoue Dor @botG'fon 9tmslrn: Gen.
Softer unp Nem. DabIerssn 6np in Dsr
biuruna mi. Sbumon, Ter wabri&enIi&
aeasn Sapdnnob uouldt. Cine pust
nian Goree H. oraant6u worpen, UNI nit
ibm Au eocpsrtrsn. rdbrtno .onesrs 1rps.
rttion nod anrs1sn. 6ratt9ii6 widuesn
puntt,n portustth ms,rsn.
Dis,s pulbiermsn Btrf6h Ns0sn e.
aIemlid aubr 3wstftl. rae 5apannob rae
nddfe 3td ru Grpeettton Sbnman'e if
unr idn'td mirp Ct ro0slbt ursibsn. 60
70 rem Rsbsusn an 3dl esfrblt battn
miro, cine btntetdsnes Wodt eeetn ibr
~ ]eoncentrilsn.
@rn. @lu@un pufpottt in Ter neuefm
Nnmmsr ru Ntw Na'ton rts s}er. ,inu
Grptrittou nod Gaponnob unr mini.
'oo6 Gs Sbuman's unm11rtp rd1s. noel
lie tool pnttbn unp ruBtos. Gtnt 4r
p%,citto, sna6 MotiIs bo6e' einsn Sinn
stne grnepnion nod 5oponnob abn
ni6t. Mhsr wit. wenn pom @bcnanccoo
aus ne gtrbinruna init Soponnob be,>
asGs1t mucsp. %fonn,e. {ctaIr Gh Chr
mon In :Sooonnob f,aas(eBt tot? Darn
wdtt Gle &pnfoouolien ouseinoneu Qe
t,1sn unp See In cine lsbr bsrreblide go.
'1,bro9t. Dos 70 eimoS I'm Ylans ii.
;rorQbn boben mir ptnte'htnrs Nnrsuiun:
aen.2 6cHn ptr in3wiltsn, to|p eirsfl
pom Sbnman au t5uu.
No6 BEN ltBteu 9 eridtrn
9btrman'e @c1but nur
6 Wetlen pon Sapannat
%ntfernt.