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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from thc nablc u The subscriber an HI.
- night Of tho asih instant, q dark Ia, Hops
nosry black four years old merit spring ohlore sta
in his face, heavy huiii IN good order. hss,y i,d
trimmed down 10 point, hie neck aud heavy man,
name on the Top Of the neck litils uorn ly II.
collar. Twsniy.fse dollars reward ALL te given Is,
The delivery Of the hose me. o. any informsion
that will enable me - get him.
JOHN G. GARRISON.
September 80. os Tsp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE coua1Y.
Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
August Term. 1865.

1T is ordered ~ tic Court that III per.ous Via
were appointed Osereen Of Roads Ii ufang.
County at lat Nosembei Couit are hereby te,n.
pointed Oveseers u The same Rosds until so,es,.
Der Court heat. respectively, wih the hands then
endorsed upon their orders, and with iii oihes per
cons Isbie 70 work upon the public roads who have
come INTO theH Districts since November coun, or
Who occupy fe.lirnees where pcraOns liable 10 work
iheir roads. respectively. lse.
Ordered Thai publication be made ID lie lIl.bo.
rough Recorder fgf siI weeks, giving not,re n =,
said appointments
Witness. George Laws. Clerk o. said Court. !, o.
Gee, the fourth Monday u Aueu,t, 1865.
GEORGE LAWS, {. c. z.
Sept 9Th. 1865. a. sw
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.Tlk IILLSBOROTGH RECORDER,
u Svstssnr5 wrrKIn
nv DEVILS nEARTT,
~ Three Ddlsls per annom. p.id in advance

u HAVING ,esumed COR weekly Issue. We hof,
lio baa,,e fFsuisty u continue H. Bu, 10 do -.
Siil b NECESSARY that nu sulsenbers should D., ~
9Th promP,nsss their ius. We mus, have men.,
bui pfovisions will b received when money esnn,.
be hsd. Those who do no, desire 10 continue ihs,,
subscription will please give ., y'omp, noiiee.
Wa hope beiOte many weeks TO procare bsIlsr n.
90 sad heitcf nk and soon 90 We are sn,tl.a
to do'o, will renew our type. H. :. our intention i,
enlarge our sheet .oa somswh., near approach 10 i,
io'msr ase wAsn The return Of bushes viii ips n.
srpcnss. 10 'hc mean time BY earfuInem 10 our =.
FeIiOns We shall endesvor 10 make our paper u,sIs.
nd interesting.
Dor terms at present are 80 per snnnm, or $3.50
for sin months, paid in advance.
Advertisements. = One dollar per square for me
first insertion, and City cents for each continuance
len lines 20 constitute square. A liberal dsdesIon
yin 30 made 70 liberal euasuus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Presdent-Andrew johnson. of Tednessee.
secretary Of staie-Wm. H. Seward, Of New u rk
Secretary Of War-Edward NJ. stanton, Of Penn.
Postmaster General illam Dennison, II Ohio.
Secretary Of the Navy-Giseon Wells oi Conn.
Secretary OF the Inferior lanes Harlan, OF Iowa.
Secretary ofthe Tfeasury Hugh McCulloch, Of Ill.
Attorney Geneial-James Speed, Of Kentucky.
President oflhe Senate Lafayette 5. Foster of Conn
Speaker Of the House Schuyler ColfaI. OF Indsns.
SUPREME COURT.
salmon r. Chase Ohio. Chief Ius,tre
|. James NJ. Wayne. Georgia.
?. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert c. Gfier. PenasyI,,nis.
4. Nathan Clifford. Maine.
S. Noah H. sHsyne, hlo
s. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
Z. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel F. Field. CaIifOrnis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
ARRIVAL OF REiNpoRcEMESrs.

ARRIVAL OF RElNP0gCEMES rs.
loo LADIES. MISC. and ChiGI,sn'. H...
wv 100 Ladies, Misses aDd Chiljtsn's n . ,I..
100 Mems and BoyS Hats.
J. Mills Il sons shoes.
100 Gold and Enaneld Belt Buekles.
100 Ladies Belts.
80 BsImorsls. Ladies. Misses AMI ChllJrsr,.
India Rubber SHOES.
100 yards Black Dress Silk.
100 yards French Msrinoe..
100 yards sack Flannel,,
Black and colsed Alpieess,
DE Lanes, assorted.
Aohair Lusttes. assorted.
Ladies and Gentlemen Tie.
Green. Brown sni Love Y.ts.
Irish Linen and Towels.
Brilliant and Bitdseye Diaper,
Black Beiiings.
kibboss, escorted,
LaJiss' Nose end Gloves.
80 pieces Fancy Prints.
80 pieces Black ceaoas.
20 pieces Dress Goods.
saitineis. and Mems Wear.
Biaek Dooskin Csssmerss.
10 ARRIVE TOMORROW
20 kegs Male. so Tea Ke,us.
1000 papers Tacks. Straw Knives
lsO Spelling Books. 200 Copy Book.
5000 lbs. sweeJe's and ilesned Iron IN .,o,e !
The best Stock we can now sHors. win one. he
10Th Of Ostobsf our m1gnaeen, stock OF WINTER
II. N. BROWN & co.
S'p''''"'' y e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
Twenty Dollars Reward.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAP CASH STORE.

1 AN now opening an ENTIRE NEW Stock
Of all kinds Of GOODS. which will sell very los
Tor CASH
Pitsse call and r,amine The goods and pficrs. and
you viii he sure 10 buy.
Any goods not On hand viii he ordered " espres,
al very lowraes. Quick sales. aud smallet profits
Than before. will he nv mode q business
JAMES WEBB & SONS.
Sept. ~. 1865. GA
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moi taken out within one month will be sent 10 III,
Dead Letter Office
Henry Ashe, Ms. J. N. Henderson,
James Airs. James w. Hancock.
Maltha Brown, Mrs, Minerva Hall,
Joseph Banford, Mrs. sarah ,Hebtek,
Elisha Bronson. Mary lime Jones,
Miss Noble &. Borland, n. Long
Miss. Margaret Burton, i. B. Leaihers,
James X. blanchard. James =. I.eaihers,
Miss NJ. +. Chandler, Mrs. Sophia MITCHELL.
Mrs, Z. ID. Cox, Miss G. A, Morgsn.
Anderson Copley, William A. Moore.
Elijah Couch, Miss Patss Newso,n,
lshmael J. Garden, Jared w. Newman. q
Lucy Chsvers, James NJ Parish,
Miss J. LARK. ]; n. Pearson,
William G. Erealhers. Thomas IN. Parrish.
Mrs. Nancy Dunnagaa, Me-. Pearson,
Mrs. Zena Eyert, MIS-. Elsey Pain,
Barney Eeusier. charles Roberts,
James u. Elliott, Lemuel l.. sIedge.
Miss Annie J. Forrest. Capt. Joseph Sprinr,
Albert J. Forrest, John r. Thomnson.
Rev. Henry Ga,, Joseph Turnes,
Miss Martha ]. Jarrett. shadrack Ward,
Mrs. Cosby Gsratd, Mrs. Ann Ward,
Sharper Green, Dr. stewart While,
Reheeca Hall. X. ". Maiker,
A. r. Hood, Glen. Wilkerson.
Mrs sarsh Hopkins. Miss Sally whiilel,
CorheR Hood, March Walker
Persons calling for sny OF The above letter. will
viii please say they are advertised.
ID. HEARTH. p. NJ
October T. Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25

GRNEkoUs REwARD.-Some years ago q
native Of this city. now residing in Boston,
met man intoxicated aad in want. The
nam said he had been led away and was
DESTROYS of assistance. He was taken in,
and when sober money was furnished hun
to return to his home in New York. Re-
Gently that man. ever after sober and re-
spectacle. died rich. and reeuilecting tie
Kindness shown him BY one who acted the
part Of the Good Samaritan, bequesthed
him thirty thousand dollars.
Necberyport Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
ArpRrSrrcEs AND JouKsErxrs.-The sub

APPRENTICES AND JouRNEYMEH.-Ihe sub
ject of regulating the laws OF apprentice
ship Is being considered by the New York
Convention of Trades Societies now in
session az Albany. This is ore of the nost
Important matters that could occupy the
attention Of such body, and might be made
to result far more beneically 10 mechanics
and the people generally than wrangling
aver questions ai strikes and other matters
which the laws 81 demand and supply will
settle. Owing TO the faulty system OF ap-
premiership in lhis. country, it is we'll nigh
a general complaint tina. the number of
good workmen in nearly every branch Of
industry is growing less every year. |. is
too often the case that young lads 90 to an
establishment for year orso. and having
acquired merely the rudiments Of trade
or employment, leave Tor another city and
set up for journeymen. or, what is quite as
bad, arbitrarily leave their unlearned trades
half dozen times before arriving at res
pectable proficiency or proper age, and
turn out incompetent, Of course, al last.
This is not only detrimental 70 themselves.
but to the community, and discredits the
trades Tor unskillfulness. The remedy for
this great evil is in the legal establishment
at a liberal system of apprenticeship. and
We are glad to see at least some signs OF
steps being taken in the right quarter to
bring about reform. Baltimore Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-25
LIST OF LETTES

REMAINtNG IN tho Post Office al Hillsbo,ouah
~ N. O., on the let Of October, 1865. which, il
moi taken out within one month"; will be sent u III.
n..d T. altar ofl.ra +ft t'"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
vii In Carroll County. Ohio.

4 correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
nercto.. writing to that paper, says of the
prospect # Oil in Carroll county, as follows
IL wish tin >ugh you columns to call the at
tcntiou Of oi.' men to the fact, that Carroll
county is. witlout doubt, an oil region. l
refer particularly to the vicinity. of New
Hagerstown, OH Connotton Creek, near
Bowcrstowu Station, of the p. G. 4 G. K.
h. Oil, iu.niany p,.aces, can be found on
the surface Of the water IN considerable
quantities. A gentleman who livesnear the
Kanawha wells in Virginia, has visited this
section, and pronounces the surface indlca.
tons more tattering thar any found there,
Oil has been obtained near Waynesburg, in
the edge of Stark COUNTY, adjoining Carroll
| think prespectors woulo do well to recon-
hotter little in this direct on"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
County News.

During the past year or two va have on
several occasions made the request that some
person or persons in each township
in the county would furnish us for publ
cation, anything Of interest that may occur
in their localities. If this were done the
Cadiz ,Stntinet could be made more interest
ing, and persons could thus learn everything
of note that occurs within the county The
facts should be stated as briefly as possible,
and 10 more words used than arc absolutely
necessary TO relate the occurrence. We
cannot be expected to know everything that
occurs within the county, and unless we arc
aided in this matter many items Of interest
that We would gladly publish are never
known outside Of the neighborhood in
which they occur. Farmers, Teachers, Cler-
eymon and others could frequently send US
items of interest, il they would only take
the trouble to do SO. Wehope that our re-
. nest will be acceded to.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

'TuEWEAruER. The oldest inhsbltant,'
does not remember having seen such good
seighing as the people of Harrison county
have been enjoying during the past month.
All that time the ground has been covered
with snow. which sometimes melting under
the influence or the sun, would turn to ice,
and then receive another layer Of snow
Many. times the sleighing community have
supposed that the sport was at an END, but
the next morning would bring more snow,
90 that white streets and icy pavcmentshave
become permanent Institutions. Our streets
arc daily flied with all sorts Of sleighs and
sleds, and the slcighins csrniyal n at its
hcighth. ,TI4t4J1 al
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
yERY IMPORTANT MILITARY
MATTERS!

The Military Committee ef Cadiz Town
ship are authorized to receive Volunteers
for the 5th Ohio Cavalry; and also for the
Navy or Gunboat service. Recruits can go
into either the Cavalry or Naval service tor
one, two or three years. Pitch in.
The most important Military Meeting eV-
er held in Cadiz Township is to come off al
the Court House in Cadz on Thursday af-
ternoon, February q 1865, at one o'clock
P. NJ. Every man in the township, subject
to draft, has personal interest in being
present at that meeting. Let none fail to
attend See handbills, and notice of meet
ing in to-day paper.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Little Kanawhaiand Elk River
Petroleum and Mining Com
pany of West Virginia.

We direct particular attention to the ad-
vertisement in another column, under the
above heading. TO those wishing to invest
in petroleum or mining company, no bet
ter opportunity has ever been offered. Oil,
coal and salt can be found in abundance in
that region. The agent of the company,
Lewis Baker, Esq, Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, we have known from his youth up;
and VIC can assure our rcadcrs.that whatev-
er he SAYS may be implicitly relied upon.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
OIL I'm Harrison County.

We don't want to be understood as saying
that oil has been discovered in Harrison
county, or that wells have been or are being
bored to find where the precious fluid
il; but we do say, that if energy and capital
We're used, oil in abundabce could be found
in good old Harrison. The "surGace" indi-
cations are just as good for finding oil in
this county Ms at any other point.
We have harmed that company from
Cleveland have leased farm in Archer
township to try the experiment" and a
company from New York have been endea-
yoriug to lease farm in Short Creek town
ship for the same purpose. We are also
pleased to learn that company has been
organized in Cadiz for the purpose Of "cS-
pcriinenting," and see whether petroleum
cannot be found in our midst. And We are
also pleased to learn that another company
of active, energetic men is about being Or
ganzed for the same laudable purpose.
Nothing can be accomplished without try
ing" is an old axiom, and very true one;
and we wish all those who are laboring to
bring out the hidden wealth of ''old
Harrison" all the success that can attend
any enterprise. We trust that these COM
panies will 60 to work with energy, and not
stop boring until their efforts are crown.
ed with the most abundant success.
We shall have more to say on this subject
htrraftcr and for the present call the at
tention of our readers to the article on the
subject of oil in another column,
*Since writing the above, we learn that
the company named above held meeting
on last Friday evening, and limited the cap
ital of the company to $4,000. and divided
it in shares of 525 each. S. on each
share subscribed must be paid in on the first
instalment. Another meeting was held on
last Monday evening at j. 0. Thomas
law Office, TO make still further progress.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

seS-A An important order from the Provost
Mlfshal General Of the United States to the
Provost Marshal General of Ohio, fixing the
auotos Of bash Congressional district under
the late call fo;f 100000 sien, will be found
in another column. Il will be sSen that this
district has to furnish ,6oS men.
What the quotos of the different towsships
ere we have not yet learned.-,.,-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Military Meetingl
CADIz TOWNSHIP!

Every person in Cadiz Township subject
to draGt is expected to attend meeting at
the Court House, in Cadir, on Thursday
a afternoon, february ., 1865, at o'ctocl;,
p .A The exact quota Of this township
will be known at that time, and other busi.
ness of great importance is to be transacted.
Let none fail to attend.
BY order of the Cadir Township
MILITARY COMMITTEE.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Goods at Cost or Less than Cost.

foods at Cost or Less than Cost.
We have it from good authority tha.
Coleman has another permit to take load
or two Of goods to the james River, and
that he viii start in few days for that de-
partment. We should think before he
went he would have to get rid of his present
large stock of goods in Cadiz-that he in
tends to do so is an admitted fact; and if he
cannot retail them at cost or less than cost
within a few days, he IS determined to COM
mence selling them of at auction. His
present stock must be sold. a better
chance for bargains WAS never offered before
in Cadia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

aaA-Short Creek township, this county,
isthe first township in the county that is
out Of the draft under the last call for 3o0,-
200 men, The par:5 Quakers down there
shc1ied e4t their money liberally, and pro-
cured d sufficient panlbcr of men to fill their
austa without sas trouble. Bully for Short
Greek. i
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Notice I'M Partition.

4 NDREw M1KESELI,, Joseph Mike
N sell, Samuel Mikesell, Jesse Mikesell,
Daniel Mikesell, john Miller and his wife
Susannah Miller, will talSo notice that DO
titioi1 was flied against them on the ilth day
Of January, 1866 in tho Court of Common
Pleas of Harrison County, Ohio, by Walter
Maxwell and Mahela Maxwell his wife, and
is tiow pending, wherein they demand par
tition of the following real estate, to-wit:
Situate in the County Of Harrison and State
Of Ohio, being a part Of the South West
quarter Of Section No. % Township 10 ard
Range adjoining lands Of Robert Hanna,
James llama and others, containing 10
acres. ,p. -.
Also another piece h pnrt of the Houth
end of the North West quarter of sscid see-
tion, Township and Rahge; beginning at u
post on. the South East corner of said quar-
ter section, thehce West l62 perches TO q
post, thehte North 90 perches to n post.
thence ISast 100 perches to a post, thouce
South 60 psfchos 10 the place of beginning,
containing 40 acres, 3 roods, in all 30 acres
and rcods; being tho sarue land conveyed
by Peter MikeSell and wife to George Mike
sell (now deceased) by deed, dated Juno IS.
1915. -
And that Mt the May term. 1866. Of 'aaid
Court the said Walter and Mahala Max veal
will apply for an order that partition may
be made OF said promises,
Attorney Gor Petitioners.
a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

Col. CHARLES w. HILL, commandant of
johnson Island, has promulgated an order
excluding prisoners from receiving Demo
cratic papers He is the smallest kind Of
Il hill. '-ErchO9e.
sssy~ y~This is the same Hill that run at
Rich Mountain; Eand just before the cleo
ton made the attempt to prove that Gen.
Mcclellan was a traitor. Such fellows will
do any mean act that their masters requires
of them.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
New Time Table on tae Cadiz
Branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows:-6 80
A. NJ, and $50 p. VI.
The train that leaves at o 90 A. NJ. makes
q close connection at tho Junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
Eeets with the passeI'ger train going East.
The train that leav eS.Jtt 3 80 Z. NJ. makes
q clese connection Mt tho Junction with the
passenger train going East; and ulsoronnects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as follows:--l 90
p. Nj. and SEQ p. M. -.s. ~
The train that arrives ut 100 i. NJ. brings
he mails from the Fast and the West. Tile
mall for both East and West leave CadiZ at
90 A. NJ F.r.. ... .et f.U .-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Z o 9 =

Somewhere between Cadiz and New Athens,
on last Thursday, January 26, black mo-
rocco POCKET BOOK, containing be-
tween $55 and $50, among which were two
fiycs on the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia.
The name of Prof. D. W. Leet was written
In the book. Any person finding the same,
and leaving It ut the Sentinel Office, Cadiz,
will be liberalIv rewa, ded.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

ess~It h thought there viii be no asaugc in
the Cabinet on the ;4th Of March, except in
che Treasury Department, when Mr.. Fes-
ssnden will 80 out. ..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

january 4, 1865; HESTER VIRGINIA,
wife of JOHN &. HENDERSON, of North tp:,
Harrison county, aged n years, IL months
and days.
A withering blight has fallen
Upon my carly years,
Jife's summer flowers have faded
The shadows and the fears
cOf buried hopes hang gloomily
Around the folds of memory!
Not in the silent grave yard
Are sorrows tears all she'd
: Nor by the couch of suffering
Nor with the cher ishcd dcad;
The Autumn OF the Heart will doom
Its idols to II living tomb?
All darkly mournful season, .. .
In every tinge of thine;
In every breath that swayeth
The scar leaf and the vine,
hear spirit whispering moan,
While echo sighs, "Alone--tltone"
Oh! lifes torn page is blotted,-
With crushed affections traced,
And burning tears unbidden
Have youthful vows etfaced
AS one by one sweet dreams depart,
They leaye the autumn Of the Heart
1865.
AT the residence of II. J. Fleming, ESD,
in the city of Harrisburg, on the 18th inst,
Miss ELIZA JANE HALL, of Washing
ton, Ohio. ..f
Though far from her home she was sur
rounded, in her last illness, by beloved rela-
lives and friends, who n1inistered to her
w, ,nts, and remembered her constantly in
their prayers. Some five years ago Miss H.
made a public profession of her faith in her
divine Redeemer. She died in the bosom OF
the Pres byterian Church. Blessed by na-
ture with an unusually mild and anaiable
disposition, she superadded to it the graces
of the Christian character. Hers was pre-
emineAtly tile meekness and gentleness OF
Christ, 1t will be Il source of the greatest
consolation to her bereaved parents and rel
atives, who were separated from her in her
last moments, to know SlIpt she bore her last
illness, though painful and distressing, with
Christian submission to the, will of her Hea-
venly Father, and with an upwavering faith
in her divine Redcemer; that death to her
was deprived of its sting, and the grave rob-
bed Of Its victory; that She met the former
with calmness, and in the assured hope that
1t would introduce her to an Immortality OF
perfection and blessedness; and that she
committed her body to the latter, in thu con-
fidence of joyful resurrection. "Bless9d
are the dead who dlein the Lord" "I would
not have you to be ignorant concerning & them
that are asleep, that ye sorrow not even as
others, which have no hope. For If we be-
lieve that Jesus died, and rose again, even
so thom also, which sleep in Jesus, will God
bring with him" ."-Harrisb,ug (Pa.,) 7ete-
graph.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
pa-Tbc Democracy Of Wheeling achieve

sA-Thc Democracy of Wheeling achieved
o glorious victory on last Monday week.
They elected their Mayor, City Clerk, City
Sergeant. City Treasurer and superinten-
dent of Water Works This was a glorious
trilms - every nieansthat could be used
by tlsn zlpEtiopists wss Brought to bear 10
inrss shsacleat Of the Democracy,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

G;yHWe find the following in the Wash
ington correspondence of late number Of
the Cincinnati Gazette: f-'
General Custer to-day met John 4. Bing-
ham, who appointed him to West Point,
and whom he had not since seen, The in
terview between the Congressman and his
cadet, who has now become Major General,
is described as very affecting
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

BSlWe learn that the members of the
nj. Il. Church, on the Decrsville circuit,
presented thier ministers, Revs. Dennis and
Brady, with articles to the value of over
one hundred dollars. This liberality speaks
well for the people Of that circuit.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

-UsMr. John W. Simmons, who has
been Orderly Sergeant OF company G, 9sth
Ohio, for the past two years, has been dis
charged from the service, and arrived at
home in this place. on last Friday night.
We are under obligations to Mr.. s. for
late Savannah papers, for which he will
please accept our thanks. ,.s.r
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01

RoBERr MoAIRoY, Company I, oSth
Ohio, aged about Is years, died ct ChAtta-
;aooga, Teun., about the lst Of November,
1854. lie was brave soldier and a fine
young m1E q.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-01
Marriages and sseaths

Are published in the SmtatIi WITHOUT
CHARGE, and we shall esteem it. as IA favor
for all Ministers and justices of the Peace
to furnish them to us; but all obituary no
tees, whether in prose or poetry, must be
paid for at the rate of FIVE cents per line.