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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

The following letter, lately found on the
person Of confederate prisoner, captured
before he had time to read il, W n be read
with some signs ofiniernal emotion. 1t
is model love latter.
| CAM OF lsT s, G. GRArBAcKs, Before Swamp,
and behind Petersburg or whereabouts,
July 81, 1854.
BELOVED OF MY Soul Your war. worm
husband takes bis pen in strange land
on foreign strand under the command of
our mutual friend, Col. Pluck BuEzard, of
Raiuwater Court House, s. G. Ny ink is
pale and have no ale. Ny pen is poor
aud 80 is my grub. My quarters 10 camp
are passable. but the quarters in my
pocket are not. Last night had mud
\ puddle for my pillow, and covered myself
with a sheet Of water. long fef SHORE
| Whie key barrels and lees gan barrels. more
biscuits and less bullets. How wish you
Were here The farther AWAY ] get from
\ You che better ] iike you. Sc thai YOU
may know how'we work here in defiance
Of the cussed Yanks, send you what dye
call TIA dairy of my daily labor.
5 o'clock,-Called up from q roll in the
mud by ron Of drums. Ne prosrect OF
roll of breadS shoulder spades.
- IL q So q. M 81 dig aud throw up
/ The earths Get sick andG throw up my
,ysSkerdsY's ratiGns.
\ " o'elOck.--Anether roll Of drums. Eli
/ teR OF into line and defiling my insxpres.
sibles with mud aud other sacred soil,
drawing ramrods but no pay. No shslliug
out by government, but . cussed sight too
much Smelling out by Grant.
o'clock.-More drilling, but not of the
/ cotton kind, wherewith to increase my
! present supply of one shir;
| 10 o'clock.-MOre digging. Spadulsr
researches into the geological formation of
the earth. Find it to comprise alternate
strAtas OF sweet, suustroke, swearing and
blisters.
II Observation-Disclosures of dinner. Saw
Capt. Yawslaek picking his teeth with q
ten.psnny uail, and the corporal taking q
chew Of tobacco.
0. Mariar, if you only knew what
have suffered to save you from being bonn
barded by the diaboiical Yauksl Rather
than any of the Northern scum should
: blockade my dear Msriar, I'd divorce
RSb. Pluck GENE very near being shot in
: <tbe neck by one Of his own officers. g.
The coionsl had just got his staff to-
I gether. and struck his noble steed with il
y when Capt Swipes levelled bottle at him
Rnateiy the contents missed his regu.
@eotdown the natural way.
Cedpcsa 10 . skeleton. Ny eyes are
$ffexinto my head thstI can looI
10Y a day windpipe, clean through my en-
tiSkenterior. Ii there was hole in th.
top ofmy bead I'd make a first class tel,
escOpe I've got the glasses in me now).-
M{'EhiRis so sharp that it shaves itself,
Eufgoipg on picket duty tonight. Picke
duty is hard work. Almost every night {
pickst's gun gees of, and when we 90 t
LOCK for him we find that he's gone eff too
Ever your dear husband.
BucKHoRN HANDEL.
P. S. II your old father has drank u,
all that tanglefoot juice lift at home, Ii
cram the demyohn down his throat AM
cork him up with boot he0l. Thar's o
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

e Two eountrymsu sssiDg nstuFsli.t in
the field collecting insects, thas spsks a
him:
Vote that ere gemnan .
Wy, hes Q naturalist
'Fot's that q
Wy, Won who catches enats. 10 s. ...,1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
W. G. TH0MPS SON,

RCHITEC AND b UIL D e r. ,
MILL furnish Plans and Specifications, md tnke
W <sntrares for, superintend the erection OF
Churches ScAesl H9uses PsDlic buildings and Dwell
ihgA-
SgOp AND oGsce ca Chicago Street, IA S.
hR 4 Depot n33-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
DE It's ny

,y-----, DRs. ALLEN & SALTER permanently
$500 located ia Joliet, Is prepared to perform
tJYTS%A all operations 10 the profession, in tive
A1-1-11 latest and most approved style hrti-
hcisl JSbs sna Tooth to full sett, inserted
Is atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain
I4FTICE jefferson ST., in Hawtey's NeU BAissing
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER.
"A lean Express Companies, will forward Ercightand
ssIakIes all POiats Of the country Notes, Drafts
ard BUS collscted, and proceeds returned Ps9alPty-
dolisc, uiy -, 1854 14-ti
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

Dian and SHORTS b the TiOO or ton, at Mi
go cAswELUg.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
RATNTTNC ANN PAPERING
JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

THE undersigned will bind all kinds af Books, in
any desired style.
Jobs win be neatly executed and warranted
VIM STAEHLE, Bookbinder.
Bluff Street, Zone door north ofthe Gas Works.
Rsb H. 1855 Joliet, Illinois
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29

SO,OO Reward.
aCTRAYED from the Subscribers farm in March last,
- large red and white spotted cow with white
face. lagge horns, and is seven years old.
4 Also, argegrey briHdle cow strayed in May last.
..1 seriheg, b. U. SHARPE.
Joliet, Jnly 81, n6tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-29
BucKHoRN HANDEL.

P. S. II your old father has drank I'D
all that tanglefoot juice lift at home, III
cram the demJohn down his throat and
cork him up with boot he0l. Thar's o.
Marian.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICEs.

THE ANNUAL FAIR AND FESTIVAL OF TIE IN
dwssvai eeAooi Assaessttca. and Home for Desitu1
ctaas.u. wMss s,d - the Aca teay % v..s esYesyn
moadav an0 Tuea iAy kovember ~ ana y Ton y
70 ~ clock ~ The sAaven ~t be presest eosh eva
iaGs Toe RsI urv wsrS sssshts - sssss%sA v @sSs
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

ID NROH ANfCR NALL, All BROADWAY.
TiiE OREAT CHALLENGE DANCE.
In which Dan Bryant will introduce his far fameS
ESSBhCR OF OLD ViRu!NNx
The Mysterious Media. The rimtemAy!Sers'
LES Ml9ERABLEB. = LBS MiskishbLbo.
aaIIv Came lin DEAF In 3 HOrp. Tiu pan. on -
SQENES At PHALONS.
Family circle. 10 centsi ParQaot. % cenA c0mAea1
At
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

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TO 'SS j: EivisS ESiS SSsSsSSzzss'0' %SsSszs
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JUST JUST AsRiykS AAssiykS.
ship 0oiconda .! Boston IOo days from o~'oss -
extensive is.1%Hsns R1%s Hsp Il BEAUTIFUL ArIxALs
including sss4'aaIS ss1sr II Iss NEW IN THIS ooUrrav
and embracing i%Sqs HSTGI e'sss; BENGAL TIGER
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which %tH Tsso5SsoUr ssos5tsS,sao THE DAY AMP .yssIEo
In tbs r,ausi ,,s. Y of o. his Mammoth s Msnssere sa
THRst M fEKr1Sssfcss .ns " r. p pAlsS ..ss Of ~hsa
BY skfRsoRbisxhS skfsoS npHiss rsafs or sAoaciTS
BY tho 'rEafoRaINo Tasrs5la ELxpnAsr; rIproo sab.
s%a Sa: s' i:ss.Ss :S. .a ''
ADMISSION ONLY 70 CENTS
Is TERs~rne General and Executive Committees, e.
trusted with the mauseemen.o of tue Ben.ncsl Tesamccss!
!, e 's9gs DO .s o S nd
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made :, spa s,o oss
mos, PROM uent the country. sd
the comntlees w oe happy 70 adEs The rocsps
ssknowe iGmen, WIN oe msdo throase the New y~s
Of WI he pss sss. as'as. Ss
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GENERAL COMMITTEE
s.%,. Ms .Gsn ws'a ws,.,a s. oss rs; r.
Lester walIsct ESQ. Georg. v ooi tsi.
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sxuovrrvS ooxsIrrss
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Of the Executive Committee
UsLLsa's sALLs pIAnoLags,
STEADY cAskks akssssss o. SUCCESS
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and every 'y', S.S ss.yss.
Mr. HENRY COOKS ."' 80. Nm HENRY cosCs
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BY Ths or STAR ARrtsnA
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wfpshffss sFs fss GLASS STEAM ENGINES.
,,oop poRgMUs WILL DELIVER COURSE O.
Hsys Chemical Lectures a. the Cooper Institute -
evenings Of December 10, II II. isandn
YYsrRuorIoN FOR THE srAaR-A FIRST CLASS
actor viii receive private pupils and render them cen.
Manager, station O.
Il ror Ba ls Concerts, Lectures ralrs Meeasrs. Ae.
THE ELEoAEf LAR0E HALL. .,.,.
snoApwAy ooHsss os fnfsrYIOURrR srsss@
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The New York herald., 1864-11-28

UARNUM'S GREAT AMERICAS AUsBUx
RICH IN AMUSEMENT.
MORAL AND INSTRUCTIVE.
TaE WORLD 5TRUgK WITH wohDEx
or NATURES WORK OF HUMANITy
THREE MAMMOTH FAT GIRLS.
WEIGHING
ONE TON 900 POUNDS. ONE TUu.
THREE GIANTS, 81 FEET Hob.
COL. GOSHEN MONS. JOSEPH AND ANNA SWAN.
TWO DIV AKFS, WEIGHING " POUNDS EACH
TO THK NATURALIST THE MENAGERlE OF LIVIA0
ANIMALS EXHIBIT RARE SPECIMENs
NOT 70 BE SEEN IN ANY OTHER COLLEcfi0N.
ALSO FRkNCU MOVING AUfOMATOkS AND
MECHANICAL REPRESENTATION or ANIAAr0o
NATURE.
THREE ENrKRTAiNMBNrS DAILY.
MORNING. AT II
PLKABANT NElGHBOK
OKENAWA.KAS TRIBE OF INDiAN0,
representing their Habits, Customs War Dances. Ae
MORNING, AFTERNOON AND BvENiN0.
AFTERNOON. AT
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
EVENING" AT tx
LINDA or CHAMOUNf
Mrs j. j. Pryor France, Jamison Misses KeoS. yienyoN
Mossrs Lev,ck. Hadaway, Jsmson. Aestaycr. Dce.ss
TONY DESIEf f.ovisa Wax w,S y;gAsss SAs RoI'cH'Sh-'
Aibuo Boy Ctrcassan Girl Living CapibarA Oucrs NJ.
garoos, Learned Seal aud milon other cuvios,ues
Admission ~ cents Children under ten 10 cenu
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A6YUsErfrNTs "a


CaDEMY or kvsic-tFALtAS OPERA
srEGi sorL6E
o-'AN D1S,i To'sisoaf.Dos IsSaa fGo sEsAsuas
9pers o pGa sssaa es s ws & % -.s
latest Hossin ranks as bls chef a'pasre o.
Dalos period ba. re1aeaSy been Proc go g 4.
heas nsy 81 p2onosss sss 3 -.
most ,mpart.ns Sors q che modern italian
unusuay mporan the ahoru,es large and Ihe
dramatic and In gsd WITH those s,srns ssaaaons Ssias
Seee knew 20 vel how to invent sod use me oSse
srss a.. opera hcases s gs Se ean b. aeaded 70 F
many years past sebastian proual.sl 70
SsT sGf er e % g s .hs "a.
os dmssass sss s7 % sPen4s s Ss s ~ bar &
reserved him 20 do 50 Cou6dent OF the q
s mt w. S ss s sr
aoa rssy have pe.s ~ a a. ae .,s
thousands q dollars P'''-''4 :" -
TWO fpils HUNDRED al >, ADDIfioSAL nIi rGRsoss
Hfis'f rsoE iss & %Ds s6s sHI
rHls sIsT% ra1dsSSi dssSSihsoafFSs EShr5ASs sSs siqa ''
RaS sSf
srw sensEaYyr By yS6yrJaEy sF II G1tno {, s eavso
tscsEHsHp nHnsSTss SH5sus y ssD IN AStfn
SEBASTI AN (king of Portugal ...+-.. MASsi .siAm4
CAAOkN6 (the Poetl. bILLt
GIOVANNI t0rAnd Inqutslt0rl. susMe
ABAnjALOS ian Arab Chief,.
Ben Soim (aovernor of fek) "a uue.
Don Anton 10 fbrother OF Sebsga .HechArdt
Don Luigt tAmbAssador Of SPAIN Mmond
Don Enrco tSebastisus Leutenantl LsuciSF4
Con nctor. ...,.....,....... MIR CARL BBRaMANu
The incidental Ballet will be executed by
Mile. ERNESTlNE and Mile. AURIOl
TOMORROW (TUBsDAYl NOV 2a-DoN skBASrA".
WEDNESDAY, NOV p-fAUSr
ON SATURDAY HEXT-0PERA IN BROokLYN
DON SEBASTIAN
Seats may he for of the above aanea pe.
formances al the Academy at Beer Schrmers Ini troaa
way, w. Pond Co ~ 5tT Broa iway, aDd ~ tsoos
Anthonys corner of ksssau aud Pine streets
nHEATRE FRANCAIs-NIBLOs SALOON
EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY stBP ~
TUESDAY, November 20, 1864
NOS ALLiEES-Comedy in three acts by.M Pomeroser.
Theatre Office 676 Broadway lground hoorD
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
CEORGE OOOE. ACCTIONEER.
NJ SUPERB FANCY GOODS,
BRONZE AND ORMULu CLOCKS

Tomorrow .t II o'cscx at saiesroom i4i Broadway.
large OF The above named Goods lots pur
chssers. Goods exhbition.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
AALns AR AUCTION.
RURNHAM AIICYIONFER

q. BURNHAM AUCTIONEER
n. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Pianoforte Paintings Furniture Satuary,
Bronzes. T, er~ars Vases
aad costly OF art ana articles OF yrtu
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON THIS DaY taoADAfi, NOVEMBER 2S
the elegant i've story brown stone residence "A West Sir
teenth Street. between Ftth and sixth avenues
Sale commencing at ii oeock
prrb suits covered with French brocA
tel OF the richest descrpton Eagere Statusry marble
top Secretaire. Bookcase kncoignures Cabne Ceatre
Table, Mirrors Chande ers brocatei Curtains % match
0uts; embroidered Lace Curtains two match Pain by
Cole; superb Paintings by Musin OF Paris Fruit Piece
Winor Season, nsrRvisgs, Sevres China W. are Bron
SAluary. Hamlet Shakspere. Mszeppa Crusaders Clock
runs month,
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIASOFORTE
the richest Instrument offered At auction this Can
terbury Stool Cover Haisand Velvet and Brussels Car
Pets Cbambers-Bureau IBedsteads Wardrobss suite
hair and Spring Msttresses Blankets, Coanterpaines
Sheets, Sofas Chairs lockers Dining RoomSideboards
Table China lnner Set richly decoraed silver
Casters Spoons Forks Kniyes Urn Dinner and Tea Ser.
vice Tureen elegant sets of Ruby and Crtal Glassware
liable cutlery Lnens Also AL the Furniture OF me ser
wants apartments. NB-Partas wishing TO attend ths
aae take Fifth and Sixth and stages leaving at
6txteenLh street. the house.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

OFFICE or THE NATIONAL OIL COMPANY OF
~ New York 20 Exchange place New York Nov I'll 1864
DIvIDKND NOTICE.
The Board of Trustees have this day declared dividend
the capital stock Of this company
PAYABLE this and after the ls day Of Decem
Der Tho books closed until the Let day
" t. c. sTURGEs Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-11-28
PaNLTTTOAL.

MEETING OF rHN TAMMANY HALL SCHOOL
IA Convention for Fourth district comprising The
Eeventh and Seventeenth wahs held Saturday Nov 20
JOHN TURNER received thc unanimous nomlnAtion
for Commissioner JAMES L. MILLKK. Chairman,
JOHN A. DEnKRi. Seeretary
The New York herald., 1864-11-28

(lflzEhS' ASSOCIATION OF TH TWENTIETH
~ ward WI hold their regular meeting this evening"
Nov 2b. al ~ O'Clock In Lamarne Hail. of Twenty
ninth street ana tishlh avenue upper room entrance
from twenty ninth street All good citizens wiling 70 aid
In correcting the abuses Of our city government are
quesed to attend and become said sssocia oD
JAS o. BENNETT President
A. S,DsgW DoAsE Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

O-The man who ''stood upon his owr
responsibility" is to be indicted for infant
eide.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

10 his side Al The elbows, lis face covered
with the whits cap, and the rope passed
tightly around his neck-hs is lett, whi o,
shspeless figuve, noIblng more. No emo
ZION sAaok that figure. What pissed be
hod the vail We know ns;, but the last
time that mortal eyes beheli the .Iying face
OF Frederick StTester, 1t bore the same un
dauated courage as before. Two minutes
yet! They are passed in dead silence-s
reflected agony Of suspense TO allan agony
Of suspense OF untold terror to the waiting
criminal. Silence reigns-
Broken suddenly by the quick bang Of the
drsp, the isll of the Gathering chair, the
dull thud OF the body as it reached the lin.
it. Ii falls eight feet clear, and lie is at
once extinct But it its vostiges and traces
remain. The hands are caught up, in q
tense death>spasm, to the chest, and thence
'rembled slowly back again. The legs twich
fearfully once or twice, and the body oscil-
lates in the air. All this is over in a mo
mont, but tor several minutes after, the
shoulder blades twitch perceptibly.
A half hour slowly passes, during which
the crowd is with difficulty kept at dis
tance by the guard. At last the body is
examined, life pronounced extinct, and the
cotfncd body intrusted TO its friends.
This was the closing act OFT the mysterious
drama OF Frederick Streeter's life.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

turned the papers over on his desk. How
she will hen-peck him. By shs way, won.
der who her husband will be-"
The next day he called At the widow
C,arkson's to assure Misa Msron hat he
had no idea OF breaking his promise. aud
the next but one after Ehat, no came to tell
the young lady she need entertain no doubts
OF his integrity. And the next week he
drepped in on them with no particular er-
rand to serve az m excuse!
When shall we get married. 0livs?-
hNext .nonths, deares.? Do not let Us pu;
| j: eff later.'
i have no wishes bat yours, Matthew
Really. Miss O.iys Mellen, TO bear that
meek tone, one would suppose you mad nev
er locked ms up here, and tyrranizad over
me as a jailOrH
| Olive burst into . merry laugh.
You dear old Matthew, give you warn
ing beforehand that mean to have my OWL
way in everything. Do you wish to reoedt
from your bargain? It is not too late yet.
No, Matthew Dsane didn't, he had {
vague Idsa that it would be very pleasant tt
be hen-pecked by Olive!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

Execution OF Streeter, the Medina
Murderer Great Excitement
Through The zoe
People PreseRt-Ehe Fence IA
round the GaiiOWS s'UrM Down
and Burned.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale,

604SS
THE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
i Grist and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
Saltwater, near treeport, Harrison county
Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seven
teen acres of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or
chard in bearing order, coal bank, and an abun.
d ance of never failing springs. A large
amount of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is all undera good state OF cultiva-
ton.
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind at
all seasons of the year. There is an excellent
coal hank at the mill door The mill has three
run OF burrs. Everything about the mill Is IN
complete order, and can run at all seasons oil
lheyear.
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
prope rty on reasonable terms. Persons wish
ing further Information can call on the supscrl
Der on tho premises, 10 N. Allen, editor ol
'' ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport, April l, ls63-ti
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

DOCKET Diaries, for 1864, az nice articel
/ cheap at BEALLS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
8usintss CarOs.

j. n. ESTEP,
a TT o II ME .YA II LAW,
CADIZ, ONO.
Collections made, and business OF Executors ,
administrators and Guardians attended to.
Also tNe collection of
Back Pay, BOuBties, Pensions, &C
Of soldiers and widows and .heirs Of decea; ed
soldiers, &c, attended, to.
OFFcE-On Main street, opposite Beall''
Drug Store.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

TtHcaQl2. APT. l0-blus y
baltimore ano and Ohio Railroad
viz. RE o H IL ~ fs d.
CHS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGH.
Flare is again open tor rt
Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
| repIaccd by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with al
| recent improvements; and the Bridges aHd
Track are again in substantial cond ition The
we'll. earned reputation OF this road TOT sfkED,
than sustained under the reorganization Of iS
| business
In addition to the Unequalled Attractionso Of
| Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, tho
recent Troubles upon the Border have associa-
| ted numerous points on the road, between the
Ohio river nd Harper's Ferry, win paintul
| but instructive interest.
CONNECTIONS
| At the Ohio Rivor with the Cleveland and Pit tsr
burg. Central Ohio and Marie tia and Cincinna-
Il Railroads; and, through them, with the whole
Railway System Of the Northwest, Central
West and Southwest; A. the WasnssgtsS~ sssnss sar
w ashington City and the Lower Potamac -5At
Baltimore with four daily trains Tor Fhiiaoei'
phia and New York.
| TWO DOLLARS additional on lh.oe ga
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern CHleS
give the privilege Of visiting washington cl'y
On TS;s rSu'; H. the ONLY ROUTE by which passea-
GERS car procure through tickets and through
'n'sA9 W. SMITH, Master of
| Transportation, Baltimore.
]. H. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent.
IL. M. COLE. Gen. Ticket Agr. Baltimore.
| Dec 9, 1863-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

MISS OIYeV
'Sir?' a
THE clock has just struck twelve.'
4 heard itp
Il should like to get out to get some lunch. :
Il am sorry that luxury is out OF your
power
But I'm confounded hungry!'
'Ars you?
And I'm not going to stand this sort o
thing any longer'
Mop
How ptovokingly nonchalant she was
Mr.. Deane eyed the pocket OF the grey
dress grosdily, and walklnd up and down the
room pettishly.
Il have an appointment at one!
Indeed? what pity you will be unable
to keep it,
He took another turn across room. Olive
looked up with smile.
'Well,. are you ready to promise?
Hang it, yes! What else can | dot
'You promise? 4
4 do because can't help myself
Olive drew the key from her pocket, with
softened eyes. -
you have made me very Lappy Mr.. Deane
dare sag you think me uawonenly and
uniemine, but indeed, you do not know :to
what sxtremsties we sre driven BY poverty.
Good morning. sir
Mr.. Dsane sailed forth with curious
complication Of thoughts and emotions
struggling through his brain. in which gray
dresses, long lasned bIns eyes and scarlet
ribbons played prominent part.
Did YOU get the money, sir?' asked the
= - .-tnn a : xu .lk All inko tha nffiea
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STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY
SUGAR MILLS,
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA.
N chine Shop Work,
Thre shing Machines Mill Gearing for Si We
Irons for Bridges, Gr'st Mills,
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck & wagon Wills Windows,
Window Weights, g Door Sils,
Bolts and Nuts cut and - Door Steps,
made to order Coal Vau
Cast & Wrought Screws Shating and Pulle
furnished to size Turning and Plan e
Steam Boilers made and Iron,
repaired, Fancy Crates,
Plow Points and wagon Common Crates,
boxes, Counting house, Church
Portco, Garden and and Office Stoves.
Grave Yard fencing.
9rWa have new and Improved WATER
WHEEL, which has been awarded the premi-
um over ALL COMPETITION.
Our facilities for work are large, and having
an extensive assortment of Patterns. we can
promptly fill almost any order in our branch oi
business Address
MEANs& g. BROTHERS,
Steubenvile, Ohio.
FL
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and eEIAEE AND m -
t1ot COLLARS, TRuNKs, rr
70 us VI other articles in my line. Repairing
here plnd work made to order on the shortest
SToi and of the best material and workman
were II"
nom;ssse call before purchasing elsewhere, a.
q, work is warranted to be as represented
WEI J.R. CRAWFORD, Agent.
riye,adiz Ant, I5-6u. Ii.
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0TThe Louisville Jownal gives as ma
tioual rations-hard tack for the army; hard
taxes for the citizens
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CADTX TO WHEELING.
And Tri-W eekly from Cadiz tt

st. CialrSvillG.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform
L the travelling commmunity on thSt, hs IL rNgg
/ tinmamcc OF Bosmties to April 4.
Secretary Stanton, in reply to a letter re-,
fquesting his views regarding Joint Resolu-
tion No. Il. Of the House of Representative
to continue the payment Of bountes, g.,
says, First, That In my opinion the requisite
troops can be raised more expeditiously BY
continuing the payment of bounties to the
lst OF April, than by other means.
Second, That at present great exertions
are being made in the several States to raise
their quotas by volunteers to avoid drat,
the people prelerring that method Of fur
Inshing troops.
Third. flying Express ackages.
| "a g. Livery Stable.
He has also in Cadiz as good Livery Sta
Bile as there is in the country. Buggies, Car
riages, Horses, &C., to be had at all tines
Travellers either arriving on the cars or in tn
hack, can be taken to any point they may de
sire. Terms reasonable.
IA WILLIAM l.. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. Is 1860.
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ABE's LAsT:-."I can't say for certain who
will be the peoples choice for Pre- ident,
but to the best Of my belief it will be the
successful candidate"