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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-23

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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23
Insurance Agency.

u Attention is called to the card of jesse 0.
Thomas, Insurance Agent, in another col
unn- Of to-day's paper. He is the agent
for Four. Of The best insurance companies
in the United Statcs-ccnpanies that have
sustained their reputation under all the
losses which they have sustained, as prompt
paying com mpanies. This isa subject tha
.eommends itself to the attention of every
property holder, as the only remedy and
refuge against that terrible destroying ,ele-
mext, FIRE, and no wise man will proerasti-
nate ia this matter which is of such vital in
tercst to himself and family. The dictates
of wisdom would lead a man to insure his
property without any delay.
Mr. Thomas IS also the agent for two good
Life Insurance eaaspanies. This subject
toomnch neglected by people generally. =
Many lose their Evesevery day, leaving their
families in destitute condition, who, by a
small expenditure gsnigait have left their
families in indepe@dcnt circumstances, be-
yond the reach of want or privation. Again,
how subject we all are to accident, in ten
thousand different ways-that makes Grip
pies, orcauses the sufferer to languish on
the bed of sickness-while very often, to
the poor man, the outlay rapidly diminishes
the saving of years. A little outlay in a
good company, like the Traveller $, an
advertisement of which may be found in
another column will give. you "a generous
sum every week enough for all purposes.
Let every person get their life insured.
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yonr county, and hundreds Of Wiling hands
will be put forth 10 aid you. q,
Clothing is much needed among these
families, especially in towns and cities. -
Almost every family can contribute some
thing in this particular, but wealthy men
San contribute money, either 70 buy cloth
ing, or to purchasc the fabrics which thous-
ands of-count,ywomen, with busy finger,
VIII fashion afto garments for The nee1Y
The appeal isto all our people, Do not
be.backward or hesitating on thu day of iu.
hlee. Have no fears that too much viii
he contributed Thare is more. necessity
than ever before, The large .nnpbeT of men
furnished this year. the putting, forth Of the
National Guard, and the advance in prices
of the BecesssEies of life have aH drawhhe
lily on the relief fund. In many counties il
has been anticipated and exhausted. You
are not likely to exceed the actti1i ,odpts Of
the soldiers families; but even if you should
contribute somewhat 20 their comfort, ol
even luxury, it will be a very small squiva
lent for the prosperity you have enjoyed.
respectively urge the Committee to give
this matter special and Immediate attention
Give full notice of the movement Let the
call upon the people be widely circulated :
Give few days to perfecting the arrange
ments The time is small, compared with
that expended for us by the men at the front
See that the relief contributed is extended
to its objects; and thus we will make this q
day that will gladden. the hearts of wives
and kindred at home, and strengthen the
arms, and re-animate. the courage of hus
bands, fathers and brothers in the field. Il
is noble work; let it be well done.
80 Very respectfully,
..Ig-t1 JOHN BROUGH.
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Day of Jubilee (!

l. That was good idea of Gov. Brough
and we give him credit for it---of appointing
day, and urging the people who have re-
mained at home to raise crops and make
money, to devote a portion of their abun.
dance to the benefit of the wives and chill
drcn Of the brave men who gave up all to
| fill the ranks Of the army. And our Mill
tary Committee deserve praise for their
pIomptness in giving the movement form
and organization, and urging it upon the
I people,
We hope every person will give the sub
Jet the attention it deserves When the
men first volunteered, all were profuse in
promises rs to what they would do for their
families while absent but how have these
pledges been, fulfilled A few men have no.
bly, done thcir duty, but the vast majority
have done nothing. 1t got to be common
thing for men to enter the army, and those
left at home remember the soldiers family
only, with kind wishes without the cori'as-
ponding action. The brave men have been
as long as ten months without pay, but even
the knowledge Of this has not made our
people do their duty. Ii is true, that if the
wives Of these men, who depend on their
husbands wages for support, would go
around and beg, they might meet with liber-
n donations, but it would be a sad necessity
that would compel them to do this. One
word here: If the attempt is made on next
Saturday to dole out what. should be given
as a free offering, as cRasity, we hope there
will be none without pride enough to refuse.
; Let all participate, Let Abolitionists,
Democrats, Republicans. Copperheads, Mis-
cegens, Woody .hcads, Buttcrnuts and oil,
vie with each other, in doing all they can,
and may Saturday, the 26th. of November
be indeed a day Of Jubilee for the so!dier's
families.
All ministers in this county are requested
to make announcementF Of the programme
for Saturday, at their churches on Thurs
day, and urge the matter on their congre-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

THE PRICE OF NEWSPAPERS Ash
tabula SsafiAe estimates that II costs 81 is
70 publish that paper for one year at the
present rates, and that it lOses eighteen
cenisSti each eopy-the subscription price
being but 81 Its Editor counsels wisely
and well when be says one Of the two things
must be instituted, tiE:-Edthef more price
or smaller paper. Publishers differ as to
the best plan to be adopted. Some prefer
the .'en.smahDg" process, while others un-
kesitatiugiy hitch on the dimes. Some
going. asAigh as 50 per year, which notch
the Home Journal has just reached. - Salem
Republican.
!. II iteeosts 81 IS 70 publish = paper in
'Ashtabula county, it costs fully as much in
Harrison. OF one thing We are certain, and
that is:-We are now furnishing the RspIlb-
bean 10 its pa irons at about what il costs TO
publish il. We are now paying 25 cents q
pound for paper, nearly three times as much
IS il cost us three years ago; and every 9TH
.er srticle used in the office or by our family
il about in the same proportion. It will not
be expected, therefore, that we can continue
to furnish the paper At two dollars. AL rea-
sonable men viii see the necessity for an in
crease Of price, with the commencement of
the next year; and il Is our intention to ad-
vance the price Of the paper to 50, year.
This is but fifty per esut. Of an advance,
while every article We use has increased from
one to three hundred per cent Cadis Re
publican.
kH'IFe publish the above from the Cadiz
Republican to let our readers ponder over
this question: If the Cadiz Republican, a
paper printed in assrong Republican county,
like Harrison, With its large county patron,
age to assist its publication, cannot be pub
lished at less than $3 year, how can the
Cadiz Sentinel, published in the same coun-
ty, Harrison. be published at 50 year,
with very little county patronage, and a
strong majority ofthe opposition to contend
against? We can publish a newspaper as
cheap as any man in the country, but to
enable US to publish the Sentinel, we must
have prompt paying subscribers, and more
subscribers than we have at this time; and
our Democratic friends must assist us in 'ev-
cry way they can, besides.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23
A, Diirsarsnt splr,,tt

The following from the New York Times,
edited by HenryJ Raymond, the Chairman
of the Republican National Committee, af.
fords'a very eaff contrast to the mad and in
zane rawlings of some abolitionists that We
know Of ,s'Itsays. .s3aa
ITO honest opponentsrtkose who really
believed that. the reelection OF Mr.. Lincoln
would iaporil the liberties Of. the country,
aud who, believing it. labored earnestly and
csaselegslyto ceshpass his defeat, we have,
we can, and do extend brother Hand, and
With it goes our sympathy 10 err in jndg-
ment upon measures, and especially politi-
cal ones looking to a future policy, is but
human,s Alluf usstand in the category oi
hul4anity IN that particular. Bat-when we
have each done our best and stand appro-
we'd by oaf own Judgment and conscience,
we can cieegfaily leave the great issues set
tied IL. sest'rsay toths ansa!dnss p& the fa,
fosN !. :. I. H.. - = :.
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Cadiz. NoY. %. 1864.


THE NJ. +. SABBATH SCHOOL. NJ.
E. Sabbath School is one of the most in
teresting and prosperous schools connected
with the church. 1t is largely attended and
well conducted by the Superintendent, Mr..
George Mcpherson, and Others connected
with it. Recently this school has been Or
ganised by Rev. JIM. Carr, into Missionary
Societies bearing different names The
scholars make weekly contributions, and
each class has one or more; collectors -
There are monthly meetings, at which the
amount collected by each class is is,reported.
The monthly proceeds thus far have been
from twenty to twenty five dollars. A com
mendable enterprise, certainly. x Cadiz Re.
publican. ,. ~ .f-
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PAY UPl Pay uPl.

We feget tffft we have reason to complain
that our reeal.t calls on delinquent subscrl-
hers for payment, has not received that
prompt attention which we had reason TO
Aak and expect. To avoid al misapprehen-
slon In tho mater. we now say that our call
was made in eaFnest and intended rs dun.
Printing paper, Ink, wages; everything
which Publisher pses In conducting his
ettics, have not only largely increased In
oost, but must he paid cash in hand. 1t is.
s.sAr, therefofa, that we must insist on
p1actaslity on the part Of those who receive
tie 4ssnaoet. ith natfeasonsb!eaa any longer
to ask US to advance: the money needed to
publish paper fQr six months or q yeaF,
end Of its close receive the price charged In
former times " hen everything was lower
Tnis plain, frank talk is demanded by the
circumstances with which we are surround
Cd. s''%s7 CHARLES N. ALLEN. =
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To the People of Harrison
-.- aGr sn County. ..- .s

| In pursuance of the request set forth il
the accompanying circular from Governor
Brough, we would urge upon the citizens Of
the county TO turn out en- naasse at their pla
ces of holding elections in the several town.
ships at the hour Of 10 A. NJ, of Saturday,
the 26th day Of Nov, with such contribu.
tions as,will best promote the comfort of the
families Of our brave boys in the field s.
Our faith has been pledged and re-pledg-
ed to these men, at every call for troops,
that if they would stand between our homes
and the incendiary's torch, their families in
their absence, should be amply provided for
We must redeem these. pledges, not drudg-
ingly but with full hands and open hearts,
for by our most liberal offerings we can only
hope to make small compensation to the
men who are toiling, struggling and dying
as good and true mon only can struggle and
die that our country may live.
Our farmers from their forests and over
flowing graneries can furnish fuel and food
while our merchants and others will fur
nish clothing and other necessaries
a Let all turn aside, for one day, from sci =
fish pursuits and by by our munifcence en-
deavor to lRy small part of that debt of
gratitude We, owe, our brave defenders and
such shout Of praise and thanksgiving will
go up from cottage and hamlet that will in
spire new courage in the hearts of those
men who are daily and honrly enduring un.-
told hardships that free government may
still exist in America.
The subjoned COMMITTEES will be present
to receive and make distributions for their
respective townships, Let an invoice be
made by each committee of the amount con
tributed in their township and returned TO
this committee 30 that our brave boys in
blue may know where to find their friends
in the county--and let each and every town.
ship see to it that they do not, by their
parsimoniousness make their friends in the
army ashamed they ever lived in sucha com.
munity
Short Cysrf-Samuel Thompson, John
Robb, NJ. H. Toland '--' vi. . a. - -
Gyeen-Samuel Paul, John Gourley, J.
H. Black. .-,, ,a. .- A..
Getn,aa-.Iacob Hoobler, Jackson Cros-
key, Rev: Israel Price - ~ sf-7 49,
Ashcas--John Mcfadden, William Nc
Farhnd John Cannon.
Cddia-James NJ Paul, James B. Jami-
son, Obediah Slemmons. ..
Archer-Samucl Osburn, Hamilton Bir-
ney, William G. Adams.
Runley--John West, jacob Stall, s. B,
Vasbinder. % = ...-., <. 4 - l..
-uoorsfcM-A. Jul Schreiber, ] ohm la.
than, William Thompson.
:. Nohtagham--James Adams, David Bar
clay, John Hooper ,.....
,ytoeh-R. w. Irwin, A. p Lacey, Robt.
McFadden. q:
NORTH. r. Stephenson, L. Willett,
Frank Grace.
Ft4spoytz-L A. Holiday, james Clenden.
ming. Elijah Carver.
Wlshington--Nathan Miller, Jesse For
sythe, Jonathan Mccullough.
Franklin Henry Pitts, David S. Coultrap,
James NJ Bradford
Moaroe--Daniel Weyandt, Fl. D Heller,
John c. Plowman
By Order of Military Committee.
d. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman.
d. Is. WEIGH, Secretary.
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Explosion of am EiectiOneeriDg
!. sgt r@gE, Scare. ygrr n 2. = 2 :.

Is Terrible alarm, on the part of Secretary
Seward, and Republican editors in Western
New York, and ON the borders of the west
ern lakes existed a 9sw, days before the
election at the report that 4 Confederate
privateer, the Gcorgiana, had been fitted
out to prey on lake commerce. The follow
ling telegram from Gen. Hooker to Mayor
Fargo Of Buffalo explodes the humbug, and
shows how little reliance was, to be placed
in its truth. 1t answered the purpose of an
electioneering tale:
I, CLEVELAND, Nov. 7.ql864.
4. MAYOR, ,FARGo:-Captain Kelly, steamer
Pacific, from Buffalo, reports to me that the
propeller Georgjana discharged q cargo of
lumber at; GrayellE Bay, night before last;
aafterward put to sea- that he came up with
her and boarded her Fepnd acrew Of eight
nlen, six Of them sosdrunk' they did not
know what they were about,rand, remarked
Nothing on board to excite suspicion. .S@Afi
snt.o- JOSEPH. HOOKER,
= -. nm, Majors General Commanding: !
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

We are indebted TO Mr.. Schneider, Of
the Steubenville Music and Piano Store, for
several sheets Of new and beautiful Music
Mr.. S. keeps constantly on hand all the new
pieces of Music, and will send them, on re-
ceipt Of price, 70 any part of the country,
His sock Of Pianos, Melodeons, &C., are Of
number one quality, and cannot be sur
passed. See his advertisement and make
your purchases Of him When you need any.
thing In his line. H--- ~--- -.
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A Day of Jubilee for Soldiers
Families.

SrA@ OF ONO, EXECUTIVE EEp'T,
CoLuMBUs, November IA, 1864.
To the Military Committees:
The chilling blasts give token of approach
ing winter How are the families of oul
brave soldiers prepared to meet it and pass
through its trials? The long continued cam
paigns, the almost constant moving of troops
has rendered difficult, and in some cases i'm
practicable, the punctual payment of the
men. They have not been able, therefore
to remit as much as usual to their families.
In the meantime, the prices of food, clothing
and particularly fuel, have largely advanced,
and many families will want the means of
comfort and sustenance unless our people are
liberal Of their gifts.
We must not weary in well doing. How
much OF our posperity and security we owe
to our army in the field, can easily be under
stood and appreciated by every citizen of
the State. do not ask charity for the fam
lies OF these, men; | ask open manifesto
tions of gratitude for their labors and sac
ri6ces and a liberal recognition of the obli-
cations we are under to them. The general
sentiment Of the men Isl we want less in the
field and more at home. The State agencies
have done great work this year for our
men, as the forthcoming report will show
you Now that the winter is upon us, while
we do not neglect the saeitary work in the
field let us direct larger portion of our
energies to the wants of the families in our
midst.
Thursday, he,24th instant, wewill devote
as day of thanksgiving and prayer to AL
mighty God for his mereies and blessings -
We will be strengthened and made feryent
by so doing. Let US thereupon devote SAT
URDAY, THE BOTH INST, as q day.of feasting
and jubilee to the soldiers fa miles. y
In cities and towns fuel is a most impor-
tant item Call upon farmers and fri ends to
come in with their wagons loaded with wood,
and let them make it heaping measure. -
OF their abundant crops of potatoes, apples,
grains and vegetableslet them make liberal
contributions t,.,.,.
Do not confine this to county seats but
let the same be- dohe in all the towns of the
county where there are families naedingSaiI
The committee can readily orgauize a small
body Of respectable citizens ut each point,
who will attend to receiving and distribu-
ting all such contributions. need not no
into shS details. sesart DE noble work iin
~ =
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aWo are serry to learn that tie Steu-
.benville Csonae,3 flie able and efficient organ
Of the Jefferson County Democracy, has
been suspended for want Of sufficient sup
port. 1t takes prompt payment of sub
scriptions, and large advertising patron.
age, to enable publishers of country news
papers to publish their papers successfully.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

s@ Gen. tfttSSttiehsn has resigned bis com
mission iq ito Array, which has been sacep,
ted tits Thought that he will lie offered
the Presilencs Of the Atlaut;ssaena Great
Western Rsilrosds the longest Railroad in
the United States. This would be much
more profitable position than President Of
the United States. tl1u @es
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.7fnii2"G D. CUNNINGHAM,
1 90. Chyn'n Har. Co. Ha Com.
D. B. wELcH, Sec'n

s%WN. H. Hosr, formerly of the 18th
Ohio, is now in this county. recruiting
Teamsters and Laborers for Government
service at Nashville and Cbattanooga, Ten
nessee, Atlanta, Georgia, Little Rock, Ar.
kansas, and St. Louis, Missouri. Wages,
s45 per month and boarded. Transporta.
ton furnished This will be very good
chance to work for the government at liber-
al wages. Mr.. Host makes Mastersville,
this county, his headquarters, where those
wishing to 60 will apply. ,s 9t,-. ri
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Rn-BARRssT, on AIarket street, ia IN re-
ccipt Of the incest stock Of. Jewelry and
Fancy lGssas eser brought to Cadix. The
Holidays are :a1.ssesJhiag, and Barrett has
got juat The stock, to please the pubse eye.
Give him cali, and get something nice.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

a-Those ,T,swpsiiips in this county,
which have net paid Tor stGfr Presidential
Tieketa,s rill please collect and send to Us
%. The Tows7hip Advisory Committed
Men will please attend to this snstter With
out further dehg. 5' tt,.! .tt'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

nM-As win be seen .by a Proclamation II
smother column. Gov Brough has Joined
with President ,Ianeoln, in, appointing to.
m arrow, Thursday November 2i, as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer, J..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-11-23

rnaTbe oil favar" iagetting very high
In Green county; Pennsylvania, and several
souaties in Western Virginia A number Of
Eastern Capitalists have purchased lands in
those counties q. enormous prices.
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New Time TaG,ge oR Ehc Cmdiz
Branch. .. ..r.,.

TrAtns leave Cadiz now as follows:--soC oC
A. NJ, and $50 z. NJ. .,,.y ~. i-tl. s.
Thetrain that loayes at 800 A. NJ, makes
q close connection ut tho junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
nscts with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves al $3.50 P. NJ. makes
close connection at the Junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive 1T Cadiz rs follows:--I-00
p. N. and 900 p Mefy,.ra s,tif.,.t t........
the mails from tie East and the West The
n,an for both East and West leaye Cadiz at
800 A. ~. -r.-'.. r....s .
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So" One Of the best hotels in Ohio is th'
johnson Hcuse,' st Glairsyille. We ad
wise all Of our friends to make the John
son their heme:when they visit that place
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OvERCOATS.

l have received from Company c, 126th
Ohio; number of overcoats, which can be
had by the friends of that company. by call
ing on me. tfH j. GRIMES,
-a- .... at COLEMAN & GRIMES Store.
. Cadiz. Nov. %, 1864. s. ..r
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ssThs Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad is going to build a branch Of their
road to New Iisbnn, Columbane county. =
The work has slrcadg commenced. i. -.
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Mslor;G General Commanding; 6

A PHrLosopHER writes to e. tailor; who
had failed to get ready his welding suit
1T was no sssriaas-:aesppniptmept, only I
should have been married If I haS received
the. goods: /" That nah Will nsver be. ssrii.
'tnpiy disappoisHesssa, ses... d !. !: !.
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Another Draft i'm this County
Money from the 9sth Ohio,

G. Dewey, Esq, at the Harrison Branch
Bank, has received from Company G, 9sth
Ohio, s4,63o; and from Company F, same
regiment, 81, $50, which, can be had by those
to whom it is addressed. ,. ..
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Val u a bic F ar m
HToa-AT--
p UBLIC S ALE .

1 November %, 1864, at the residence of
John Rebb, three and one-haf miles South
east of Cadiz, Harrison County, Ohio the
farm on which he resides, containing IA
acres the same being part of the farm own
ed by Daniel McIlravy, and includes the
buildings and orchard. The farm is well
watered and under good fence. I will sell it
in four lots to suit purchasers, two lots on
the North side of the road running West,
and two on the South side, each to be divided
equal, or the whole together. IN
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
when terms of sale will be made known.
ALEXANDER McILRAVY.
Nov. 0, 1864. rs gt.s.J
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-SaThe potato tos.is spreading very rap
!aly in different sections of the country. ).