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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-09

To what you have commanded we ney,
er viii consent, T
Although your troops are landed upon
u continent;
Wen take our swords L muskets d march
in dread array
And drive the British red coats from
North America.
We have a bold commander, who fears
not sword or gun
A second Alexander his name IS WASH
INGT0N;
His men are all collected and ready for
e. the fray,
To fight they are directed for North
America.
We've Greene, Gates Il Putnam, to
manage in the field
A gallant train of footmen, who'd rather
die than yield;
A stately troop of horsemen train'd in
the martial way,
For tc augment our forces in North Amer
lea.
Proud George You are engaged all in a
dirty cause,
A cruel war have waged repugnant to all
laws;
Go tell the savage nations, you're crueler
than they,
To fight your " relations in North
America.
I'll tell you, George, in metre. if you'll
attend awhile,
We forced your Sir Peter from Sullivan's
fair Isle;
At Monmouth town We gained the hon
ours of the day,
The victory we obtained for North Amer
lea.
We truly we're your betters hard by the
Brandywine,
We led him fast in letters whose name
was Burgoyne,
We made your Howe to trsa1bfe with ter
ror and DISNEY,
True heroes We resemble in North Amer
ia.
Confusion to the tories, that black in
fernal name,
In which Great Britain glories, forever to
her shame;
Well send each foul revolter 20 smutty
Africa,
Or moose him with 8 halter in North
America.
Here's health unto our footman who
handle sword gun,
yates q Sutn2m, q conquer
ing Washington.
Their names be wrote in letters which
never shall decay,
While sun and DON do glitter in North
America.
Success unto our allies, in Holland
France and Spain.
Who arm'd their ships & gallies, our free
dom TO maintain;
May they subdue the rsncour OF proud
Brittania,
And drive them from their anchor in
America.
Success unto tia Congress of these Uni
ted States,
Who gloryi in the conquest Of Washing
ton and Gates
To al both land and sesmen who glory
in the day,
When we shall all be freemen in North
Success to Legislation that rules with
gentle hand,
To trade and navigation by water and by
land
Nay all with one opinion our wholesome
laws obey,
Throughout the vast dominion Of North
America.
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Custom Work,

Custom Work,
Best style made TO order. from n ehild's kid boo
tee, to a mans sewed f c Boot.
4. MCCONNELL, NAN STREET,
Has the largest stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
ever before in this market. We do not ask you To
come and buy, but come and let Us show you the
goods and prices. and If We do not save you 10 pr ct
on what you pay Us cash for. We will stop the works
and go as Uncle Sans boys away down South in
Dixie, Ia fight seeesh.
A NJ C G . n n e L L S
BOOT i SHOE STORE.
Is one Of the best places on the Reserve. and has
been for fifteen years. to get good goods ut low phi
eess All work Is warranted, and what is not made
IN the shop. we get made out. and Is warranted all
the same. Es-DO not fail TO call and see him before
you buy.
Mems Rubber 0vershoes. Mems Rubber Sandals,
W0men's do WOmen's do
Misses and Childreq's OyershOes.
just reed at McC0NNELL'S. Main Street,
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GO TO
&. McCONNELL'S,

AMP GET HIS OWN MAKEOF
Mems French Calf ID $ Boots,
do dc do DS&DVB Boots,
10 10 Kip do DO do
Cavalry BoOts, Long Legs.
Coarse Boots, d : Prime.
Kip do DO do
Grain do do do
&c Scotch Ties, meme. Boys Kip i Coarse Boots
DC Balularais. Do do Grain q Calf do
Army Sh3's. do Youths Copper Tip do
Infants 90 do
Girls Calf and Kip DO
Boys Balmorais Kip and Cali,
Youths do do
FOR THE LADIES,
Goat and Kid Balmorals. Goat and Kid Boots,
English Lasting do Glove Kid BalmOrais.
Glove Calf do Silk gore lasting do
Our own make of Calf, Goat and Kid Balmorals
and BOOtees.
OR MISSES AND CHILDREN,
Our own make,
Lasting Balaorals, Lasting Cong Caters,
Goat x Md do Calf and Goat BOotees,
Cali DO Copper Tip Shoes.
SILK gore Lasting Caters, y cent Shoes,
T. 81 IT. 81 - -.
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NOTIONS.

YANKEE NOTIONS.
fun supply Of al the leading articles. bought ex'
pressly foE the jObhins Trade. On my shelves may
So don. Cotton Hosiery Of grades u.ostly 6oseh las
I1 Cotton and Isle Thread Gloves.
50 Gents Suspendsrs of sl qualities,
100 Neck lies, ali coiors and price,
500 Gents Collars,
80 Ladies do
500 "z29yds Spool Cotton Thread.
200 lbs Black Linen,
300 Packs Pins Nos. Z, 3, 49,,
loo sross Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted.
500 =" Coat. Pants and Vest Buttons,
500 Pearl Shirt Buttons,
800 "Commo1 Agate
100 Reans Note, Letter AID Fools Cap papers
800 doz. Ladies Dress Brsids in assorted Colors,
100 gross Steel Pens,
10000 Gun Gaps,
loo gross s. yard Shoe Lsses.
100 Hooks and Eyes,
100 doz. Pocket Memorandum,
50 gross Pen Holders,
80 doz Serpentine Braid,
50 Marrow SILK do. in colors,
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs,
. Rubber and Horn dressing combs.
3 Genuine Yankee Soap.
2 "old Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies SILK Belts.
50 lbs Sewing Silk,
9 doI; Machine silk all eOlOrs.
800 Bolts hne velvet Ribbons, assorted styles.
10 gross Ladies combs.
so doz. Pocket Books.
lou gross Rubber Hair Pins,
50 lbs Common
2 gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 gross Lyons katharon,
$1,000 Envelopes assorted,
5 gross Jspanned Tobacco Boxes,
% gross Crochet Balls, assorted colors.
l " Burnett's Cocaine,
&c. 10. Sc.
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COMMISSION

". Z. sNzTE. ". SXrTH.
II. HUH & Co.,
Produce. Conmission and Forwsriing Merchant
Dealers in Western Reserve Cheese and Butter
No L Pine Street, ST. Louis, Missouri. Particu-
lar attention Will be paid 70 the sale of Western
Reserve Cheese and Butter. Win make liberal
advances on, and render prompt returns for any
property consigned TO them.
Same Parties under. the style of McCoMBs &
SMITHS Warren. Ohio.
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50 barrels best sweet and pure Strate's Oil.
WAX, PEGS & co.
At MscOnnslI's Shoe & Lesiher Store. Main Street.
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GROCERIES,

tie finest old New Orleans Sugars and Moiasses.
that can be found in any Market. The Trade or in
dividuals can be supplied by the hogshead, barrel
or single pound at close figures. In my Tea chests
can be found the finest qualities il Market at reas-
enable prices. Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Csssias Nut
megs, Tobacco. Soaps, Candles, 6c., &c. in qnanu-
ties 20 scecmmodste the Trade In general.
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Cabinet Ware and Chairs.
NEW FIRM and NEW GOODS.
rkuEspELL. C. T. TOWNSEND.
.nrrSnrUU =

z ~
a. fkUEsDILL. CT. TOWNSEND.
TRUESDELL a TOWNSEND.
CAT the well-known stand of A. Truesdellj
"AVE entered into a partnership
for the manufacture and sale of CABINET
FURNITURE and HAIRS in all their various va
~rieties, and have now on hand and are receiving a
large assortment. consisting IL part, OF
Sofas, Exte.s-On Tables,
Tete 4 Tetes, Ce-re
Mahogany Rockers. Card !.
Easy Chairs, Dining
Spring Seat Chairs, breakfast
Cane Seat Chairs. a great variety, Kitchen
Wood Scat Writing
Cottage Common
French Deus'eAos- (Trundle
Wbat-Nots. Bureaus, Book Case, Desks, lash
Stands, Picture-Frames, Cribs, Cradles, etc. In
short, everything usually kept or recalled for at sfur-
niture establishment, will be found or manufaetur-
ed at satisfactory prices.
Orders from a distance promptly attended 70, and
Furniture carefully packed and delivered at Carson
Boat.
COFFINS.
A large assortment always on hand. and made to
order at ell times. A Hearse furnished when re-
quired. Ware Rooms on Main St. near K. K. De
pot. MAY Is. 1893.
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Court Competition!

IS I will always sell at the Lowest market rates, and
guarantee the quality Of my Goods.
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uOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II. 3. KISGsLEZ-Desr Sir: We feel il a du-
Is We owe 70 the public, to state that MarshalIs Ca
tholieon is a medicine invaluable Tor complaints
elassed under the head Of Female Diseases. We
have used your Greienbers Medicine and have been
greatly benefited thereby, so much so. mat were the
price double We would have them. To the thou
sand of cur sex who are suffering from weaknesses
we would recommend the CathOiieOn as a sure pdn-
acea. 1t gives strength TO the system and enables
each of the organs OF the body to perform their ap-
p~ropriate functions. Mrs. w. CARTER,
Mrs. L. E.. WEEKS,
Miss C.. SW0RNSTEIT.
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Medina, 3tareh /, Is

RSrThe above named Ladies We are personally
acquainted with, snd know that for several yeas
while We lived IN Medina, they were great sufferers.
diti Guilty she was able 10 stand upon her feet. A
few bottles of Cstholicon entirely cured her of her
complaints. Ny wife eoeived great benefit from
this medicine. We it to the Ladies Of
this county as 3 safe aOnd Efficient remedy for the
many complaints they are subject to.
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NEW IA
NEW ESTABLISHMENT

The undersigned have associated themselves un-
der tas style o. HALL i MACkEY, for the pu--
pose Of carrying On the Harness aud Saddlery bu-
Street, one door no-th Of I. J. MeLain = SON
Banking House, where can be found an assortment
Of Harness, Saddles. Brides. Trunks, Robes, NhipS.
Blankets. Travelling Bags, aud everything usually
kept n hO1ses of the kind.
Repairing Of all kinds prompty done
w. D. HALL,
Warren. Nov. II 's IL. III, NACKEY
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Editor Canfeid Heraid

For sale By John R. Woods, Warren; ]. u. Les
lie. Niles; Leyde & Baily, Hubbard; A. Chew.
Brookheld: J..H. C. johnson. Hartford; Z. p.
WoleOtt, Pennington; II. Barnard, Kinsman;
Beekwith Il Gee, Gustayus;C Curtis / Smith, Greene;
W.. @. Savage, Bloomfield; L. T.. Soule, Newton
Falls, and by medicine dealers generally.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-29
The straMbery Festlral.

The festival given by the ladies' ui the
Soldiers Aid Society, in the Court House,
CadiE, on last Thursday evening passed Of
very pleasantly TO all concerned. The la-
dies had taken great pains, and succeeded in
having a large quantity of refreshments
served in the best manner. Rev. Grimes,
member Of the Christian Commission, just
from the front, was present, and made a
speech, detailing The horrible suferings Of
of the sick and wouhded soldiers in the Po-
tomac army-giving chapters IF incidents
which transpircd under his own eye, which
were enough to make humanity recoil with
horror.
The attendance of the male portion of coini
was not as large as it should have been,
considering the noble object for which the
ladies are laboring-the alIcviation Of the
sufferings Of sons, husbands and fathers in
the field. Their usefulness is some what
curtailed for want of funds but we believe
when the public fully comprehend their
wants, will be fully satisfied
The audience dispersed at a late hour fui-
ly satisfied with the evening sentertainment.
The ladies comprising the various commit
tees deserve great praise for their efforts to
please ali.
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EEOns the Y2Gisa O.psO.

HEAD QUARTERS Co. c. l26sh Q. V. l. |
June, 9Th, l3G4 !
EDITOR SENTINEL --Dear S3r-Aitcr re
rusing your welcome messenger. the .Sentt-
reI and the C&dis RepHb';cna, notice in
the latter paper a report Of Co. IT. Of our
Regiment, and as hare not seen full re-
port of our company / thought it not amiss
to submit for the information ard satsfac-
ton o! our friends, the following brief re-
port for your publication.
Since We crossed the famous Eapidan we
have :-KtNci--0ur brave and worthy Cap
tain, Il. NJ. Lyons, d, W. WEIGH, (color
bearer Jno. Hurles, A. V. Brashear, VIM.
Wharton and J. Fl. Ramsey,
& WoHndei Lieut. A. L. Moore, Z.
Foust, A. D. Walker, s. c. Gordon, J.
Groenless, N. briggs, J. i. Balding, G. W,
Boiling, S. Bos!and, W. H. Boor, T. Cope
land, G. Downard, Z. Finney, D, ". IIol-
Ioway, Il. E. Hamill, Y. G. Lewis, r. Lau-
theirs, A. Sergeant and G. Sergeant, II.
Suidath, D. Todrow W. J. Young
lhMsM9 - u. u. Eagieson, y. q. Care,
". II. Hilton, D. II. Eicher, J. Gillespie,
J. NJ. Garvin, l. Hurless, S. Hines, NJ,
johnson, G. j. Kennedy, S. Mooney and
j. G. Townsend
/, Hopital:-T. Ferrcl, G. i. Anderson,
a. Baker, G. Davis, W. Crew, W. H. Rus
sell, NJ Riley, 7. Warford
Dctach2d u. L. Hefiug, H. B. Wright,
G. S. Lewis, p Hendricks, G. H. Hall and
D. McClanaham.
Pfeseat:--Lieut. j. T. McPeck, A. D,
Walker, j. Greenless, j. G. Barnes, T. II.
Penn J. j. Carpenter, ]. B. Cave, W.
Coultrap, J. w Davis, G. Drchurst, II.
Miller z. 2. Peregoy, S. Wharton, A. Wal.
lace and J. Warner. Yours truly,
MEMBER of Go. c. lo6th 0. vi.
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at LincOlaa's HEOmae.

The Republican German paper of Spring
feld, illinois, the home of Abraham Lin
coin has hoi5ted the names Of Fremont and
Cochrane, and remarks in 50 doing.
Reviewing thus the history of the past
years nothing is left us but to cut loose deci-
dedly and forever from Lincoln and bis pol
icy, and to protest against his reelection an
der all circumstances at any price, No rca-
sons Of cxpediency can influence us to ever
accept Lincoln as our President again. If
portion of the so-called Republican party is
nevertheless blind enough to cling to Lin
coin, we shall not be induced to d. 50 by
their cry, that wo break up the party. On
the contrary, they will have broken it up
They. must bear the responsibility if Dem
ocratic candidate is elected
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From the ROCKY Mountain Esoys.

Orderly Sargeant, VIM. IT. Sellers, Of
Company +, llth Ohio V. c., requests us
TO say to tho friends of his company, that all
istters and papers to reach his company
Eafely, should be addressed thus
Go: +, llh, 0. 7. c., Latham, Color
ado Territory
We have also received latter from our
old friend Robert Fryor, Of the same regl-
ment. He says that he and those who
went out with him this Spring, have been
divided into two companies, aai that they
ara now quartered at Fort laramie, Nc
braska Territory, where they will likely re-
main all summer, and are itching for fight
With the Red Skins.
In this connection, wa would say t. our
friend Fryor, that our terms hereafter for
the Sentinel, to be sent to soldiers anywhere
in the Union Army, will be $3.50 year, to
be paid in advance, whether in clubs or sin.
gle subscribers.
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LET the fact he known East and West,
North and Suuth. that Horace Grecley's
newspaper, the n. Y. Tribune of June
II, 1854, editorially admitted that the radi-
Gals and rebels understood each other, and
conspired together TO destroy this glorious
Union. when" f" said the Tribune, through
"their the rebel aid we elected Lincoln and
Hamlin our triunph was nowhere more
generally or openly eEulted over than in
Charleston, the fountain aud focus OF the
"rehelion. These factions have. been e.
qually the curse of the country, ani it Is the
duty Of the country to rally at the next cleo
ton and put down Lincoln at well As his CON
federate JEFF Davis.-N T. World
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From The Richmond Wing.
Remarkable Condolences.

At Spottsylvania Court House. Brigadicr
General Henry H. Walker, Of \. p. liill is
Corps, lost his foot.
In D. II. Hills attack upon the cntrench-
cd camp at. Bermuda Hundred, Brigadier
General William 5. Walker was severely
wounded in the foot and taken prisoner.
Major General H. T. Walker was shot
through the foot in the recent engagement
near Dallas, Ga, between johnson and
Sherman.
The commander of the StonewuIl Br;-
gade, Gen. james l.. Walker, was badly
wounded in the g.eat battle Of May II,
when Id. Johnson's Division suffered con
siderable loss.
General Marmaduke killed in duel Cen
Marsh Walker, of Arkgn,as.
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p;g~ W. had tha plea,ura Of taking by
ths hand, ono day last w,,x, or old frenl,
n. Il. II. B,stwick, son Of Jllga Bos-
tS,ok, Of Calls. NJ. B,3twick h,s been
resident Of Seven Point, Wiscoa in, for
number Of years We learn from him that
there h.s been but little rain in the West
this Spring, and ~ a consequence, the crops
are suffering terribly He thinks there will
no: bo more than quarter crop of Wheat;
sae Corn is in poor condition, much Of it
not yet out Of the ground; and the Oats
crop he thinks will be very Sbort IS it is
heading when not more than six inches
high.
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June Sd 1864.
Ed. SENTINEL. Sir. The 30th Ohio, so
late in Ohio have joined their old corps.--
Arrived at Kingston, Ga, on the night of
the Goth of May, where we found Sherman :
army resting and preparing to follow john
son, which we have done, to:Eiiig up with
him near Dallas, on the 25th ult., where we
have been engaging him since Our line
extends from Dallas, Ga, to Marietta, Ga.
There has been some hard fighting. The
Rebels charging on our works, but we have
held them at every point, and drove them
back with heavy loss. Our loss has been
light compared to theirs.
We have moved up TO within mu,ket
range Of their position aud thrown W works,
which We defy tie rebels to take. Sk;rm-
ishin2 continues al along the lina. Shots
are flying around as write, making many
Of our r>cn bow politely. | soon expect to
hear of force being in Johnson rear cut
ting off his communication A heavy force
has been received from the right and CEN
ter, and sent to the left Heavy firing oc-
Cured on the left on yesterday. The rebels
have given up charging on US, and now
await their doom.
The loss of killed and wounded in the 20th
is very light The most of the charges
made by the rebels have been at night
Harrison Co companies Of the 9Stb, 4Sd
and 18th, have been heard frem and but
few casualties had occurred up to the 20th
ult> Co. b. boys are all safe SO far. This
no! being very pleasant place for writing,
must close. Yours, &c.
J. ". MeEhRAVY,
Co z Gnth O Y Y [ Eth A @
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House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June II

VI WAH NEWS IN TIE HOUSE.
The Speaker caused to be read to the
House communication from the Secretary
OF War, detailing recent events in connec-
ton with the capture Of Petersburg, and in
which it is stated the hardest fighting was
done by the colored troops Applause.
Mr.. Kelly of Pennsylvania [ Union, OK
pressed ahope that certain gentleman would
now withdraw their SANDER on colored
troops.
How do our white troops like that2-
How do they like to be considered as infer
ior soldiers TO the negroes? We have no
doubt the statement is false, and that one
regiment of our white troops is worth half
dozen regiments Of negroes.
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<fw Time Table on the Cadiz
Branch.

Trans Leave Cadiz now as follows:-l IS
A. NJ, and 2-4S p. NJ.
The train that leaves nj AS A. NJ, makes
q close con sction at tho Junction with the
passcnger train going West; and also con-
meets With the passenger train going East!
Tho train that leaves at 2--i5 p. NJ. makes
o close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going East; and also CONNECTS
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as follows:-l23 80
y. NJ and 7-t5 T. NJ.
The train that arrives AT 1870 p NJ. brings
the mails from the East and tho West. The
mail for both East and Vest leave Cadiz at
45 a. NJ.
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RaS' Tue CsacUs. -~Rol;nson & Cos.
Metropolitan Circus is coming, and the boys
are existed already. This show has good
tsrusstion, aud is thought Ey many to be
the best travelling exhibition of the kind -
This is tha first exhibition TO visit Cadz,
and we predict for it decided SUCCESS It
~iil exhibi. at Csdiz on next Friday July |,
lisrrisville Saturday, July ., and will be
In Wheeling on the fth Of July. See their
advertisement in another column.
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baR~ The dwelling house of Mr. John
Aem 'cs:, Of H1rrisville, thi. county, was
,tsrt& BY lightning on lat saltath week.
1ha electric fluid struck struck the end Of the
house, and passed down the chimney, into a
room wherc Mrs Romick vas sick, but We
arg pleased to say no serious damage was
dana
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MI A r r + II ID

-
On the 23iti inst, by Rev. RoGctt Iierron
Mr.. JACOB MEGAW to Miss ELLEN
ROBINSON, bot Of Harrison county ONO.
AT the residence Of the brides inther,
In CadiZ, on the ed inst. by Rev. +. T..
Crawford, Mr.. FREDERICK G. FLOTO, of
Wheeling. Va, to Miss SARAH J. REA.
%s- With the above came an abundant
supply Of nice wedding cake for which
all hands return thanks. The fair bride has
our best wishes for long life and happiness.
Our "devil," who is a cute chap, says rather
POLITICALLY, that he "hopes they may float
safely down the river of life, their pathway
frightened 10y many rays of sunshine, to
cheer their hearts"
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YANKEE PATRIOTISM. --Ashtabula Sent.
mel says that "out Of 1850 enrolled militia,
ofour (theirl county, we have not one com
pany Of National Guards" So old Aboli-
ltion Ashtabula escaped Brougb's call alto.
gether. Is this not the case with most of
the Reserve counties? They are great ON
the war but not so brisk in filling mn the
ranks, II takes Yankee to bo cute. - Ohio
sStttesn,na,
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uY- CApTuRrD = D,rinr ,ba ,,oon.

nT- CAPTURED, - During the recent
Morgan raid in Kentucky, Capt. Nc
Cormick, Assistant Quarter Master, who
was with Hobson's command, on his way to
some point in Kentucky, fell into the hands
Of the rebels at Cynthiana. They took his
pocket.book and clothing but fortunately
the most Of his money was secreted in his
''oot and was not found by the thieves who
captursd him He was paroed and has re-
turned home - Repu51icdn.
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, eET GoISG THE way Crabb is selling
clothing beats all nature. He has excellent
goods, and people generally think about that
when they wish to buy. "Jake" knows
how to please his customers, and if they rig
themselves with new clothes, and leave
Crabb few green backs in exchange, it will
10 evidence that they know how to please
Crabb. GO right in.
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wool.

L.rgs au,ua.s Of wool hl7, baaa pur-
cs,aeel in Caliz during tho p.it weak, by H.
=. M,Falioa & c., G.orgotS Brother, r.
J. Brown AMI C. NJ. Hogs Tna p.i,.s
ranged from 80 to SO cents. The larger po7-
ton Of tho WOOL clip in this county haa been
.r,,d
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t.g' The letters in to day paper from
the 3kh and laGth Ohio, will be read with
aatere,:.. W. arc Always plea'"d to receive
a1d publish anything interesting from our
tsavs Harrison County Soldiers in the
LII
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-29

&A- A U. S. Sanitary Fair commenced at
Wheeling yesterday, june 2S,
Tho l.. S. Sanitary Fair was q complete
suooess The net profits will exceed $780,
90
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-29

sg- Don't forget that Robinson & Co.'S
Metropolitan Circus will be at Cadiz on FRI
day, Julyl.