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THE DEFENDANTS, Rlcn'D O, CuRRf

Rachel Carey and john d. tnsou, having abscondrd and
gone beyond the mts u Tennessee, stated IA the bill II Is
therefore ordered that publication be made Tor four successive
weeks u the Knoxville Wig notifying said defendants TO APP
pear al u Chaucey Court IN Knoxville on the hs Monday Of
January 1860 then and there TO make their seusc to the bill
n r same will be- taken for confessed 90 them aud set for
hearing a. partg,
copy oi the ORDER
ulG-w pfi5 IA, DEADERlCK, AM,
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DIED.

A Nine Milo Branch, Bl0nt county, u Consumption
pAMES Il, BOWMAN, of Greene county, member OF
Company X, First Tennessee Cavalry, aged about %
kears.
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CHANCERY COURT KNOXVILLE.
SALES.

"|TF WlTTN ~ 7, 7, NTT|-T
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE
male n this cause at the October term, 1864 ~ said Court
will Icl at the door of Che Court House In Knoxville on
Iur' e >t day Of December ncXL steam engine,
what VIM which lies on the site of said MuNwcls machine
shop Terms, cash
uitBw u. A. DEADERCK, c. AN.
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NO. 1871
United States of America - District of East
Tennessee

lVHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILED IN
w the District Court Of the United States, at Knox
Vile for the District of East Tennessee, the 2Jh day
of November, 1864 by James p Swan, Esq, Attorney of
the United States for said District behalf the United
States of America against tract Of land in the 18th
civil district of Hamilton county, Tenn. containing about
j63 acres adjoining the lands Of Il. h. Gamble W. Evans
and Others seized the property of Charles p Gamble
and against all persons lawfully intervening for their in
terests therein alleging that said tract of land had been
heretofore seized by Revenue Agent as forfeited to the
United States for in said information set forth and
ayered to be true and praying for the usual process and
monon Now, therefore, pursuant to the moniton, under
the seal of said Court to directed hereby give public
notice to all persons concerned in interest in said tract
of land to appear before said Court the Court House
in knoxville aforesaid on the 2ed day of December
1884, at 10 O'Clock, A. then and there to ncrposc their
claims and make their allegations
b. MCDANIEL,
q. s. NursLai. Dist T.. Tenn.
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EsoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
Office IS HER

Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firms heretofore doing business in Knoxville under
tile Of Julius Ochs Co.. aud also that Of D. Makes Co.
|ncinnat dissolved. Any debts the firm may will
lid upon application at the old stand
k3O 3w JULIUS oCHs CO.
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COURT MARYvILLE,

NOVEMBER hilEsi 1901,
Jrn, h.. 49,, ~ Jotu w. CB'u amt 10 h NItnn,
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLIE
CATIONS of the hin In this that the defendants to
abcond ur courra themselves that ordinary process cannot hr
served upon em aud that they Indebted to compa naut
lis therefore ordered that publication be made pr uur sur,
crssNe weeks 100 the Knoxville Nhlg notifying the defendants
TO appear ut Che Chluuyy Court at Maryyr the Hst Tues
day auur the hrs Monday In November nuNt 90 answer said
bill ur the win be taken ur confessed and et for hearing
n2B lW uI~bf We, plCKENs,C. a NJ
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Jomc, Ro" RS, Eon Il King

Tiouoa VcCaughoa rs Thos " Hc.Val,p and otios.
THE DEFENDANTS Pryor l.. MYNArr
aud Thomas ~ McNIucn, being non.resdents Of Tenncs
see, shown In the bill II is ordered that publication made
successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendants appear the Chancery Court Knoxville on the
first Monday January 1863 then and there make his de-
the BILL the same will be taken for confessed
them and sel 'ar hearing parte.
4 copy Of the order
u26-iw pfS5 u. A. DEADERlCK, c. An
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d. A. DEADERlCK, Q, 4 NJ,

LmVshrgii Ntuqou e. TO- rs N, T. Coz amt htoWrr
NllE DEFENDANTS, ii. T. COX AND
James h. Cox having both ahsconded from Tennessee rs
stated In the b II ordered that publication be made
four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing notifying said de.
rndauw appear at the Chanccry Court in Knoxville the
first Monday January 1868 then aud there to make their
dclcusc 10 the b the will be taken for as
To them and set for hearing pare,
copy Of the order'
nGAw POO D.A, DERDERlCK, CAM
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ATTACHMENT.
Wa. 4. W,lkcr, Eg'rqj VIZ. Wallace d.rd Jor ii, No..
Of Trustee, Of Nayriie CoV,ye, rs. h. =. NcCr1yci.

OATH says the defendant is indebted to him. and that he
absconds conceas himself that the ordinary process Of law
be served him. and achment having issued and
been levied his property 1t is ordered that Publication be
made for four successive weeks in Drownlows Whg notifying
said defendant appear before Moses Elliott Justice Of the
Peace for Boun county, the goth day Of January 1861 and
i p
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East Tennessee Relief Asso citation.
ice to applicants for RationS Residing
w Counties ,cithin the Federal Lines. =

LY sent to counties within the Federal lines no rations
issued at this office TO citizens Of said counties after ten
rom this date II such persons wish to share IN this
", they must return to their counties respectively and
to the county agent to whom their supplies sent for
uton among the people OF the county The physician
and stewards will please notify applicants ofthc above
this rule and a. far as practicable aid their return
=. H. GILLENwATERs,
B0.u General Agent Z. 7. r. Association.
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Samuel s. Hhtc rs, Joia JocI'om
THE DEFENDANT, JNO, JACKSON,
being nonresident OF Tennessee IS stated IN the bin II
auupd that publication be made Tor for successive weeks In
Or Knoxville Wing notifying said defendant appear the
tuWrry Court u Knoxville uu the first Monday of January
N' then and there to make his artust the bill tho
Will br luhru for confessed him aud Tor hearing rN
plrtr 4 copy of the order,
ulGIw pt5 u. A, nEADEluCK, L, 4 NJ,
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Il. D. MKmn,y amt flames 4. cq6in Efrs qf nm b.
Reese j,cR rs. Johp JIR,rsc ANIL ohos.-PEruoN
THE DEFENDANTS, JOHN }. REESE
and VIM B. Reese Jr being absent from the State Ten
nesec, stated in the petition It ordered that publication
be for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing
Tying said defendants appear at the Chancey Court Knox
vile the first Monday OF January 1863 then and there
make their defense to the petition the will be taken
confessed to them and set for hearing parte.
A copy OF the order
n6-lw pff5 D. A. DEADERICK, c. 4 NJ.
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~ ACCORDANCE WITH A DECREE

Iidudrr j,Ui,n Dr., rs. VA. H. TvIcn Johu y,
NggLurv a. al
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10
Harrison County Democratic
Convention.

As will he noticed above, the Democratic
Central Committee of Harrison county have
called a County Nominating Convention to
meet in Cadiz on Wednesday,, AugVst "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 that their township
is not only fully represented in each Conven-
tiop, bun that the people turn out them
selves on that day Hon. j. w. WHITE,
our Congressman, and other distinguished
speakers will address the people on that oc-
casion. Let there be q general turn out OF
the people Of the entire county to hear them.
Go to work, Immediately, and make your
preparations to have the meeting on the
Gath Of august one Of the largest and best
ever held in Cadiz.
The Township meetings in the different
townships on the 20th uf August should be
fully attended and good men appointed del
sgatcs to the different Conventions.
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District COnVcnliOM---Th SIN
teeMlR EDistrict Candidates.

The Democracy ofthe Sixteenth Congress
sional DiStrct--composed Of the counties of
Belmont, limriSon, TuscarawaS, Guernsey.
and Nablc-wll hold their Nominating Con
yention at Cadiz, on Wednesday, August
24th, lSG4. 1t is announced that Hon. j. W.
White, the faithful and efficient Congress
man from that District, and other diStin-
gushed speakers, will be present and ad-
dress the people on that occasion; and it is
expected that there will be large atten-
dance.
We have heard no name mentioned in CON
ncction with the Congressional Nomination,
but that of Mr. White He will probably
have no opposition. In that event, he will,
of course, be re-nominatcd by acclamation.
The lion-heartcd Democracy of the District
seems to be throughy united, and complete
Iy harmonious. They evedently do not in
tend to be misrepresented in Congress by an
Abolitionist
While harmony aud good feeling prevadc
the Democratic party from one end of the
District to the other, the Lncolnites are
fighting like cats and dogs! The name Of
their candidates is legion. John A. Bing-
ham, of Harrison, wants the nomination
again He may get tin which event, the
people will dispose of him just as they did
two years ago S. B. Shotwell, Of the same
cqtinty, is after it. J. H. Bamhill, Hiram
skinner, and Matthias Collier, are putting
in their best licks to get it, Belmont courl-
ty is said to have at least half dozen can
ddates and new ones are Springing up eve
ry day Altogether the fight promises to
be both interesting and exciting. = Ohn
Statesman.
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We publish in another column an ad-
dress by 4 loyal woman on the present crisis
and the demand for more men. It's well
written and win pay for reading Who suf-
fers more, from this war, than tho women =?
There are none who so meekly and quietly
in solitude, endure pinching want and all
the miseries which war entails, with such
omplaining fortitude, as woman. There
are none who have toiled with more indus
try in every land able patriotic enterprise for
the success Of our cause, than the women
There are none so ready to alleviate the suf-
ferings of the sick. the wounlci and the
dying soldier, a. she who was last at the
cross and first at the sepulchre But even
with them, forbearance has ceased longer to
be a virtue 1t was the last hair that broke
the. camel's back, an1 it is IincOln's last
call for troops that is breaking the heart of
many woman. She speaks in terms plain
and bold for herself and her sex, of the
sacrifices they make and the suferings they
endure The gentle influence of woman, in
inspiring to deeds of valor, has always been
acknowledged in all ages of the world
Shall 1t be less potent now when eXerted to
secure the blessed triumphS of peace, in the
cessation of this fratricidal war? Surely
not. She will now make her influence felt,
in arrcsting the tide of blood that threatens
to cngulf US ALL and we hail it as All omen
of good. Who will be so tyrannical as to
deny her hearing? Then, says the New
Philadelphia Democrat, let the women of
the United States, North and South, unite
in sending dcputations to Washington and
Richmond. demanding of Father Abraham
and JEFF. Davis, their right to be heard in
an effort to secure once more to our land
the blessings Of peace. Sholdy has failed;
let calico try her hand?
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The Rebel Cavalry Advancing
On Cumberland The Rebel
Pr Ogramme--C Cincinnati the
Point Aimed at.

PHILADELPHIA, August 6.--Forney' s
Press says We have received the follow
ing dispatch from high official source,
and are assured the details are perfectly re-
liable.
HARRIsBURG, Aug. 5.-Advices from AL
legheny county, Maryland, to the I'd, state
that heavy firing was heard in the neighbor-
hood of Cumberland all day. "A rebel de-
serter says the rebel cavalry under johnson,
McCausland and jackson is advancing on
Cumberland, and this State, and they will be
joined by Early and Imboden. The whole
force is to unite at Cumberland and march
on Pittsburg and Wheeling
Their whole strength is 25, 100 or 10000.
If successful they march on Cincinnati and
cross into kentucky. The rebels have burn
ed all the bridges on the Cumberland turn
pike, and fclled trees across the road. 1t
was the 8th Virginia regiment that burned
Chambersburg.
Gen. Averill will be compelled to move
towards Bedford to operate against the reb-
els. lie will do all he can to arrest their
progress.
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WAR News.

The telegraph is again burdencd with ru-
mors Of a formidable invasion of PcnSylva-
MIA. One dispatch says 1t is believed the
rebels will soon retire, as their trains are
well l.advanned. 1t is evident they are do
ing as they please, and are not influenced in
the least by the feeble and laundering STRAIT
ccy of the Washington authoritics
Gen. Banks has snubbed the War Depart
ment by making Il permanent exchange Of
prisoners with the rebels, without regard to
Stanton's ultimatum that no exchanges
should be made until the negroes were u-
Guided
The loss to McCook cavalry command is
materially reduced by the latter reports.
sherman army is reported as again mo-
wing by the left flank on Atlanta.
The Army of the Potomac has suspended
active operations since last week bloody and
bootlcss effort - Ohio ,Stut,sn0n. Jmy 6.
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Why constantly rush enormous masses Of
green men into the field, to be moved down
a. if life was the least valuable thing. except
money. that could be taken from the eoup-
try. fwisd0n, care and economy of the
lives AMI treasures entrusted to il, had CON
trolled this war, women would not feel this
terror at yielding up those nearest and dear
est TO them But they know that their en-
tire earthly dependence, the sum and sub
stance of their life and happiness, is de-
manded by, and entrusted to the control Of
brutal, wasteful, and ignorant men, who are
entirely irresponsible, whose acts it is trea-
son to question, and who hold themselves
amendable to neither God nor men. 1t is
this which makes the task 80 bitter. that il
will not be surprising If q sterner protest
should not make itself heard from the sex.
than this which comes from one and echoes
the sentiments of many.
LOYAL WOMAN
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WHILE ten. Hunter is engaged in ban
ishing the w.hen and children of the Mary
land border outside of our lines aS rebel sym
pathizers, the rebel Gen. Early and his raid
ers appear to be riding all over the country,
burning. pillaging and numbering the peo-
pie of the North indiscriminately and with
out an effort being made to stop the hide
ous massacre. The condition of affairs a
long the Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA bor-
ders appears us distressing to our people as
the invasion OF Virginia first was to the peo-
pie of that State While Hunter is emula-
ting the example and attaining share of the
iniamy gained for Beast Butler by his war
upon women, he seems totally incompetent
to afford any protection to the unhappy
people in his department. lie is evidently
retained in command for no other reason
than that he is afflicted with an extraortlina-
ry disease by reason of which he is unable
to see that white people have any rights OF
interests to be looked after or protection. -
Statesman
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w hat For.

In an editorial letter from Washington,
dated July 2S, to the Albany Journal, We
read as follows
There isa report that a large number of
empty transports went down the Potomac
Wednesday. What for ? * one Of the 1ues-
tio"s which outsiders even here can not an
swcr
We find the above in the Cleveland Her.
AID, a Lincoln Journal. The AIbtny Jor-
nal is also a Lincoln paper. The inquiry it
makes can only be answered in one way: the
transports are needed in order to convey
Grants army back to W15hinston.-Cin
Eng.
@aa- There is probably this solution to the
above inquiries. These transports reneed-
ed at Fortress Monroe to bring away the
colored recruits for Massachusetts, and the
other patriotic New England States.
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The Rebels Marching in The DI-
FeCtiOn Of Wheeling.

BALTIMORE. July 7, 9:40P. NJ. 1t is re-
ported here that force of rebels were cross
ing the Potomac beyond Hancock, and were
going in the direction Of Wheeling. The
same authority says Early has been or is be-
ing reinforced by Longstreet's corps, and
that Wheeling is the point to be aimed at,
We have no way Of asccrtaing the reliability
Of this report. but think it rather u,irelia-
h1a
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Joe Johnston i'm Command of
The ARMY Invading the North.

NEW York, Aug. 5.~Richmond papers
state that some traitor has informed the New
York Herald of the fact that Joe Johnston
has been assigned to the command Of the re-
bel army in Northern Virginia, now inva-
ding the North. Papers say this fact was
unknown in Richmond beyond the War De-
partment and yet the whole plan Of the
campaign is laid before the world through
the Herald.
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u H M co. r A IT 10
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Harrison County will
Il ,es in Convention at CADIZ, Oh WE'D
kEsDAY, AUGUST II, 1854 at 10 o'clock
ia the forenoon, for the purpose Of nomina-
ting candidates, to be supported at the cleo
ton ip October next, for the following offices:
County Auditor, County Commissioner,
Rscorde. aud one Indrmary Director, and
also appoint County Central Committee,
aad transact such other business as may
come before the Convention,
Ths Dom3cracy Of the several townships
ar, requested to meet al the usual places of
holding elections, on Saturday, August Goth,
nj o'clock, p. NJ, and select three suitable
parsons 10 represent each township in the
County Convention, and two delegates to
10 be held in Cadlz, on the oath of August,
1864, for the purpose or nominating q candi-
date for Congress.
The Democracy cordially invite all per-
s.Hs to unite with thom who are opposed to
tha policy OF this Administration; opposed
80 sny abvidgement of freedom of speech
or the press;--an1 they desire the hearty CO.
operation Of oil who are in favor Of the Un-
hon as It was ma1o by Washington and his
associates in favor of strict construction
O, the Constitution In favor OF securing to
every State all Its rights under that instru-
nent, AMI in favor Of an armistico and a
cAavehIoa Of delegates from each State so
that wa nsy know whether this frightful
wa'>a of blood and treasure may not be
sgnysd consistently with thointegrity Of the
union and the just rights of tho States
BY order OF tho Dam 2cratic Central Com
raitttes Of Harrison County.
CuARLESN N. ALLEN, Chairman
r. DoXAHUE, Secretary.
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Public Sale!

Z WILL offer at Public Sale. on the prem
4 ises, on
ThurschW, the First Doy of September, CA
the Farm where now live, one and one
fourth miles from Catliz, Harrison County,
Ohio, on tho road leading from CAdiz to- Mt.
Pheasant, containing forty-hve acres the
same boingpart of the farm formerly owned
IN Rev. Hanna, ;uld includes the improve
mcnts, consisting of a BRICK HOUSE and
other buildings. The farm is well watercd
with fruit ire IS and shrubbcrv of different
kinds and under good state Of cultivation.
The land will be sold entire or in two lots,
as desired. Tenls--Onc-half of the prr-
chase money to be paid the First of April.
1865, the balance the first Of April, 1856,
with interest secured by mortgage.
will offer for sale, the same day, over 80
head of Sheep, one yoke of Oxen, over 80
Bee Stands with u number of empty boxes,
II onc-horse Wagon with canvass top, one
Buggy and two-horsc Carriage with other
things too tedious to mention. Sale to conf
mence at one o'clock. Possession of the
farm will be given on the lat of April 1865;
credit Of three months will be given on
the personal property, by the purchaser
giving his note with approved security.
ALEXANDER +. SCOTT.
August g. 1864
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

ABoLITIoNIsTs who hurrah for tho war
but take care to keep their precious carcass
es out of it, have about as much patriotism
as Artemus Ward.
He says he has already sacrificed two cou-
sins on the altar Of his country, but rather
than that this rebellion should succeed, and
this gellorious Union be divided, he would
sacrifice his wife 3 brother.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

-'E5aTHE Steubenvile Courier has raised
its price from 81 year to SO year This
step is necessary on account Of the high
price of paper, lux, labor, &c. Papers
such as the Sentinel, published at 81 year
can only live by having large subscription
list, and every sibcribcr prompt paying
one.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10
Two Delegates Instead of One
to the Congressional GOnven-

The Democracy Of this county at their
township meetings on next Saturday week,
August 90, will appoint too delegates to
the Congressional Convention to be held in
Cadiz, August "a, instead of one, as announ-
ced in last weeks Sentinel H.
The Belmont Democracy have appointed
two delegates from each township in that
county; and it has been suggested that all
the townships in the District do likewise. -
The suggestion is good one, and we hope
to see it carried out.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

Coy. SEYMOUR has procured decision
from ashington relieving the 100 day men
who may be III the service at the time of the
draft, from its operations; while Ohio I0O
day men are liable to the draft. and if draft
ed may either serve or are granted the glo-
r1ous privilege of volunteering for year
| This is one of the advantages Of clecting
John Brough Brough ! ! Brough =!
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DE MOOR ATTIC
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

The Democratic Congressional Convention
fer this jl6th) District, composed Of the
etuntics Of Belmont, Harrison, Tuscarawas
Guernsey and Noble will be held in CADIZ
IN WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "a, ElS64
Hon }. ". WHITE, and other distin-
quiahsd speakers will address the audience.
i0t thsrc he grand rally of the people in
GSdiz On that day from every township in
the District
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

CAN II BIZ So?-Brothcr TIcaton, of the
St Clairsvlle Gazette, says that one Chris
tan l.. Poorman, editor of the Belmont
Chromjcle is member of the Methodist
Church. Can it be possible? Arc you not
Joking brother Elcaton? That church. once
one of the main pillars of christianity, hav-
ing such fellows as Poorman as one Of its
members, cannot certainy be.
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nzF~Tnu a. CTairsviIIe naners Of las

RJ~THg 81. Clairsville papers of last
week bring us the mournful intelligence Of
the death of John A. Work, Esq, mem
ber Of the bar in that county. He died in
Idahoc, to which country he went last Spring
John was thorough going Democrat, a
good fellow, and a-gentleman of respectable
talents. Peace to his memory.