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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

We we're told by our Republican friends
when John a. Bingham was canvassing for
Congress, that he was considered at Wash
ington as one Of the smart men in the ma
tion, and thatthe District would be honored
by having great man to represent us. !"
Well, John is pretty smart fellow, but we
didnot know how he stood with his party.
We supposed, as he had served some eight
years in Congress, Lad been appointed by
Lincoln, Judge Advocases ETC., etc, that be
would play a CONSPICUOUS part il the present
Congress But, the great Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, Colfax, has given
Bingham the. cold shoulder at the start ---
We Iook invain. over the long list Of Com.
mittsss-soae sixty in nunlber-to gee
Binxaam's name as chairman Of single
Committee, Nv see his.name in the Com.
aisseeeu Military Affsirs and Committee
on Freedmen, but he ID Chairman Of nc
Connittee. Now we have u local pride
and think |, a shame tfat Colfax should bt
50 iealous Of talen. as to oignore.the clnms o.
the Representatives Of the West liz
might work for Sherman or Schonck with
out trying 70 dO il In this war. As o i'eoa
stitusDtr We pyotsst sgsinst tbia slight. :
Surely Ass talents and icne service entitl'
him ~ trsrs notice. s' s:- a
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

|. A WIDOW GETS A VERDICT. oy $40, 700,
AT the late term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Chester County Pennsylva-
MIA, widow named Baily sued the Pennsyl-
.yania Railroad Company for damages for
the loss of her husband, alleging careless
ness on the part of the railroad employees. ~
1t appearstthat in September. 1854, Baily
was returning with number of other per-
sons from a political meeting in Lancaster,
The train, filled with passengers, reached
Penningtonville toward midnight, behind
time, and being on the south track, and the
station house on the north side, Mr.. Baily
and number of the passengers alighted
from the cars, and were on the north track
when some one discovered a locomotive com
! ing up that track at full speed, and not
many rods below. He gave the alarm and
succeeded, in getting the people all otfeScept
Mr., Bnily, who was struck by the cow-catch.
er, tossed into the air, and fell with his head
between the ends of two cross-ties and was
80 much injured as to die,frbm. the.effects
Of it next morning. The widow received I
verdict Of $le,NO.
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The Internal Revenue.

The Report of the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue Shows that the aggregate
revenue receiptstor the fiscal years Of. 1863,
1864 and 1865, were $4l ,003, 1872, $l16,850,-
672 and $2ll, l2s, ,529, these amounts being
exclusive Of the direct tax of $20,000,000
upon the lands of the country, which has
been partially paid in various ways, and the
tax upon the circulation aud deposits. OF the
rationai banks. These amounts, however,
include the drawback and the amounts re-
funded, the drawback. for. the three years
being, respectively, $677, l06, $687 ,43l and
$69S, ,655; and the amounts refunded being,
1857 sos, $237,470 and $422, 734, The
principle sources of income for the past
year, and the amounts realized from them
we're as t6llowsss income tax, $40, 567 $40.
against Sl4, ,9l9, ,z79 in 1864 licenses, $l2,-
598, 69l, against 81, Jas, 1888; stamps, SILL
1852; 392, against s., ,S94, 945; iron and steel,
SO, 2l9.7I3, against IS, ,694, 1873; refined pc
Ptroeum and coal oil, $3,047.212, against
So, 255, 32S Scigars and cheroots, 81, ,069, ,448,
against 81, ,25S, ,424; tobacco chewing and
smoking SIS, OIL, ,lI9, against 81 ,0S6, ,684i
fermented LIQUORS, 81, ,657, ,09l. against S..
223, 7l9; distilled spirits, ,$l5, 9s5, 633,
against 1913, 42l, 1871 The receipts from
each of these ssurces, with one exception
distilled spirits show In increase over the
receipts of the preceding year. The large
falling off of the receipts from distilled
spirits is accounted for by the fact that dur
ing the winter and spring af 1868 and 1864
distillers everywhere completely gutted the
market in anticipation Of the higher ratel
of taxation. An increased revenue from
this source for the coming year is antici
paied. .4ga2 ,.4a. i.ts E.. ..a6, &
Judging from the. receipts for the frs
quarter oil the present fiscal year, the com
missioner estimates the receipts for, ,thi
year, with the present law unchanged, a
$172, COO, 600. The expenses of collectin,
the revenue iorthe past year ara estimated
at q per cent of the whole receipts, and 10
the present year at 81 per cent. The com
missioner makes but few suggestions in re
gard to changes in the revenue system, tha
whole subject being in the hands OF special
appointed commissioners Herecommcnd
however, thatino deductions be allowed il
rianufacturer's returns, and suggests tina
the magnitudelot the business of the burea'
necessitates increased clerical force, whii
the importance Of retaining experience
officers demands increased compensation TO
aportion, at least, Of the officers and EN-
p!oyees. tHa3 l@@iatp " ,el u
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Another victim TO the Relig-
ions Persecution IN the U. p.
Church. . -

ions PersecutkOn kM tnS ". r.
Church. .,.s.-. ...,..s -
Mr.. Geo. Love, of Athens, Harrison co.,
Ohio, member of the Session Of the Church
at that place, has been expelled from the
Church for voting for Mr.. Vallandigham
and being in favor ofDemocratic Principles.
Bring on the faggot, thumb-screw and raekl
OH ye sclt-righteous.-Sk C1airsrtRe Ga
sctte. "
s-This is not only true Of Mr.. Love,
who is asgood citizen as thore is in the
comfy, but is also true Of many others in
this county and in this neighboshood, who
are the very best men in the county-men
who are an honor to any Church or rany
community. We are sorry the U, P. Church
has adopted this suicidal policy. 1t willie
ly work to its own injury. We are sorry,
as we would wish every Church to pursue
such course as would recommend Chris
tianity to the world. We would love to see
every Church prosper, but know that Goo
will never prosper Church which will
make political creed in any country test
| of mem bership. Again, but know many
| members Of this Church who are good men
Eand. toward whom we have the kindcst feel
Iings-we know they regret this course be-
| cause it is wrong and will work injury t.
| their cause. We indulge in no inyectivt
fdgsnst this or any other Church for its ac
ton, because the facts are known and com.
munity can judge for themselves. w,
merely state the fats as part Of the his
tory of these remarkable times. g..
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AWordl rrorn Anay johnson.


Hou much like q Democrat be talks whoa
be ssys thas "ths properly 0Ed Income q
As cs.nhy sAouLd bar the1 JUsF PxorOS-
TnoN OF me BUkDKSs OF rAxAT1oS;" and
that the duties on inposts SHOULD b 80
adjusted as to fall mos, heavily on srticls:
Of hurry" Saeh sentiments as these oul
deuoasa6c friends win remember were pro
nulsated in our late campaign By our Dem.
ocratio stunpers. As the Very essence ol
Democracy, and were a. pepistently oppo-
sed and denounced BY the Republicans with
slT the ability they could muster, and the
final arbitament in this county at least,
was settled aeains,. the just principles
here snuoda.ed> Shall we oppose Andy
JShDsou, she'. hethus, on.a'vital question,
ltepsos to the Democratic platfOrmH
) And hs ar, again, how Democratic hetalk'
when VIC sap: "No FAVORED CLASS. Should
der and freedom, from ASSESSMENT,
cid the TAXES should be 50 distributed a:
rot to fall unlnly on the poor, bur rather on
the ACCUMULATED WEALTH Of hc
country" If that amt talking ip favor oi
taxing q. 8. Bonds, we can't understand
English.
But hear him on >another Republican
hcresy: eve should look at the national
debt-not as national blessing, but as Q
heavy burden on the industry Of the coun'
try. to be discharged without unnecessary
delay" We have been taught heretofore
to believe that national debt was blessing
and not BURDEN; but President Johnsol
being Of the old democratic school Of poll
uciaus, cannot subscribe to these new-fsngleC
Republican notions, and he says so with al
| moat every stroke of his magic pen. si
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GoLp HUNTING ON ruE slrRaA.s..-N \

GOLD HUNTING ON TUE SIERgAs.z Next
sl,riDg and summer almost every square foot
Of ground on the upper nights Of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains will be critically
Examined from Oregon to Arizona by capa,
BE preapectofs, in the hope Of finding rich
veins of gold bearing quartz A Sierra Ne
yada paper says: eJa. .p~ss 4.h
In The chapparall hills found in the south
ern counties Of California, about the snow
line, are millions of acres cf ground that
have, e,neyer boen, ,trodden By the foot of any
white man, snd these hills Ire many Of
tthem in what are known to be rich quarts
E<anges Sumo wonderful discoveries are
eextaia 10 be made next year on the western
slope Of the Sierra EeVadas.
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NOTTGE2l

Friends my books must Re settled. My
bnsiness ia 10 another county, and IN, ac-
counts 10 this county must be arranged. l
need all owing me to pay my debts. When
you come to CAdil' to pay your Taxes would
Be good opportunity to call.st the Senti-
SA ofhce and pay for what Advertising, Job
Work or Subscription yOu may be indebted
10 ma Mr.. Arnold win be at the Seatinel
afkss constantly, and will settle my accounts.
Be sure and call, asI do not wish to send out
. collector if can possibly avoid it.
-,.F : CHARLES N. ALLEN.
Oadiz, Nov. s;5ls65. 81 .v -
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y. CAUTION FROM THE .I,,'' ,;1 ) ,
AMERICAN WATCH co..

1t having come to our knowledgt that i'm
itations of tine American Watch have been
put upon the markes in great lnuhiber,; cal
culated by tneir utter worthliness To injuro
the reputation Of our gcnutre prntucS. TO
project our own interests and the Fpublfc
froufnRosition. we agait1 uollsni ne trafte
marks BY which our Watchds may 'ihNaria-
bly, 4bo known. 3a i5sStuaL .id iuL.Is .ruG
y We rnanufaeture four styles OF WAT >hss.
The Firsthas the lame q,
aANiERI('AN WATCH CO., walthar1,
Mass, ;" engraved III, the inside plate. grew, ~
The Second hns'the1,anic .F =
TRACY& co.. Wafhaln,
Mass :" engraved on the inside plste. @
J., The Third has tho namo 3., her &, ',.,
"P.. S. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass"
engraved on tho inside plate
MI the above styles have the name
american watch Co., painted ON tho
dial, and w;trranted insevefy. Faspect.
The fourth has the name @ Va t.e. 4.
nWAl. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" angra-
ved on the inside plate, and is not named
on the dial. - I'~ 80 ,.+' .
ri All the above described Watches are made
of various sizes, affd are sold in gold or sill
yer cases, as may be required. u yu.5
l. 1t is hardly possible for us. to accurately
describe the nUmeroiia limitations 10 Which
we have alluded. They are usually inscri,
bid WITH names SO nearly approaching oui
own as to escape the observation Of the UNI
accustomed buyer. Some are represented
as made by the Union Wateh Co., Of Bos-
| ton, Mass."--sne such Gem amy existing
Some are named the soldiers Watch" u
be sold as our Fourth OF, VIM, Ellery style
usually known as the Soldiers Watch, -
others are namod the "Appleton Watch CO..
others the :"P. 8. Bartley," instead of oul
"P. s. Bartlett;" besides many varieties
named in such a manner as TO convey tn.
| idea that they are the veritable productions
| Of the American Watch Company. ,..i
We Also caution the public, anti partio.,,'
larly soldiers, against buying certain aftl
| in illustrated papers as Army Watches,'
| i'oflicers' Watches,', Magic Time Qbserv
ers, ;" .tArcana Watches" &C., the prices Q
| which are stated to be from seven TO sixteei
dollars. A good Watch, in these times
cannot be afforded for any such nlony. T.,
a little attention on the part of buyers
will protect them from gross imposition.
| t4 ROBBINS 4. APPLETON, II
| ." Agents for the American Watch Co.,
| ls2 Broadway, New York
| Oct. 25, 1855. ~.
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HOUSE.
w

'.' "hbdlNGION, Oecs IL.
After the announcement, of the commit
tee on the condition of the so-called Confed-
crate States, Mr.. Washhurne, of Illinois,
said the House might as we'll at this time
determine the period efthis adjournment
for the holidays, and therefore introduced a
joint resolution.
Mr.. Stevens moved to Gil the blank by
naming from the 2lst of December to the
4th of January. ~ sri''
7 Mr.. Washburne moved the insertion of
the Sub of January, which was sustained by
Mr.. johnson. of Pennsylvania, on the ground
that the Sth Of January was a holiday in
his State. - ~.
The following is the committe to inquire
into the condition Of the late so-called Con
federate States; BY. ~ ~ -lI
/ Stevens, of Pennsylvania; Washburne, OF
Illinois; Morrill, of Vermont Grider, Of
Kentucky Bingham, of Ohio: Conklin, of
| New York; Boutwell, CT Massachusetts, !;
Blow, of Mssouri and Rogers, Of New Jer-
sey. ~ I =" o
Mr., Stevens remarked that the rules re.
quircd. that the principle appropriation bills
should be reported in the first thirty days Of
the session. : The Committee on Appropri-
atoms would be ready to- report tlrose bills
before the holidays. r.
Mr.. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, favored aB
adjournment till the 9th of January, anda
resolution was finally passed to that effect
Mraciark, of Kansas, intrnduced a bill,
| which was referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs, to equalize the bounties Of
soldiers, by providing for uniform bounty
of Sac per month, computing the whole pc
riod of service, and counting the whole term
| Of enlistment, in cases of honorable dipeharge
by reason of disability incurred in the SER
vice, or because their services were no lon
ger required. All bounties heretofore paid
are to be deducted from the total allowance.
| In case of Death the bounty to revert first to
the widoy, secood to the childred, and
third to the father, if loyal resident Of the
/ United States; next to the mother, and
| next to brothers and sisters
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sM-The New York Express says Of the
President s,Message: I'VE do not hesitate
to say, from the hasty reading we have been
able to give it, it responds to the anticipa-
tons Rhich conservative, patriotic men,
looking to the good Of the whole country,
had been led to indulge. respecting it.
Whether as regards our, domestic*re relations,
Or foreign sffairs, it is spatriotic, straightfor-
ward and statesmanIike.
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'1Brantirefh,s PiITs.


Whose timely use, UNDER Providence, has
z often Saved Life.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no
new, untried remedy; they have boon used
and trsted in the United States for thirty
years, and are relied upon by hundreds Of
thousands of families as almost their sole
medicine when sick No care or expense is
spared in their preparation, and il liz GER
taiIly true when assert that no King can
have medicine safer or surer than Bran
dreth's Pills. Ta G4aSfLi'ya ,-' @i5;ar5 t
They produesa good effect upon disease
almost Immediately they are taken. By
nervous influence, the progress Of diseased
action is arrested; where, watchfulness and
pain have been present, the system becomes
quieter, and the patient soon obtains re-
trashlng sleep. s..tl.i 4If,.is k.1 .q~lg
The genuine Brandreth Pill Box hasup-
on it United States Cow rnment Stamp
with B. Brandreth in White Letters in tho
same, @'IA "S 1h dee20-Iin
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-
AaA.The Democratic Press of Ohio fwit

alThe Democratic Press Of Ohio with
hut two exoeptions) have spoken favorably
Of the Presidents Message. While this is
the case the Radicals are depouncing it, and
The Republican Representatives with but
few exceptions) are against it. Reader, il
you sustain the wise Administrator of the
Chief Executive Of the country, you mus
oct with the Democratic party. The Rad
icals are the enemies ofthe Administration
Is they are the enemies of the country.
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Legal Notice.

6tE9RGEt COOPER, John Cooper, 49, -
VI Ramsey, and Elizabeth, his wife, and
George Jones, will take notice that Samuel
Cooper has fled in the COURT Of Common
Pleas of Harrison County, Ohio, his petit
ton for partition which is now pending,
wherein he demands partition of Lots No.
81 and So in the town of'New Athens, in
said county, and that said petition will be
for hearing atthe next term of said Court.
~. = ant. SAMUEL COOPER !
By 8. d. SHoTwELI, his Atty. IL
Dec. 20, lS65-6w. . 81 f,''.
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rDTNT Bottles at One Dollar, for the cure
Il of lamsness, scratches, wind gals,
sprains, bruises, splints, cuts, colic, slipping
stifie, over heating, sore throat, nail in the
foot, etc. IT warranted cheaper and bet
ter than any other article ever offered to
the public. Thousands Of animals have been
cured Of the collie and over heating by this
Liniment; and hundreds that were crippled
and lame have been restored to their former
throughout the States. Orders are constant
ly received from the Racing Stables OF
England fer fresh supplies OF this invalua-
BILE article. over 1850 testimonials have
been received Remember, one dollar laid
outin time may save the life of your horse.
Sold by all druggists. offioe 56, Courtlandt
street, New York, 3 as. dee20 Inn
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Farm for eSale!!

vEyHE subscriber offers at private sale the
Farm on which he now resides, sitna-
ted two miles west of New Jefferson, HarYi-'
tanning about 1856 Acres Said farm IL under
a good state of cultivation go6di buildings.
plenty. of water, and has all the modern inn.
provements, and 10 well adopted, TO either
cultivation or stock raising. Plenty Of Fruit
of all kinds. The, Farm will be sold at a
bargain. Apply To the undersigned, on the
! 1T s'1t y JAMES D.ANDERsoS9 ii
I)so. 9Th, is65l2mo. s1l aiil iHW .T,1lt1:.
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nRr president Jonnsop has dispat: he'd
Provisional Governor johnson, of Georgia
that the Governor elected by the people o.
that State tc inaugursted immedisteIy, and
that they elect U.rs. Senators and Repre-.
esntativsa ;Hspromises to stand by them.
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THs Secretary of War has addressed a
a;rcular to each member of Congress; calling.
his sttentionto tho fact that he has the
privilege ofnominating from his Congress
Eional district, two persons as applicants for
ths position Of first and secopd lisutenarlts
IN the regular army, to the end that they
E.ay be examined before, the board for the
position, and if found qualified, appointed at
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The Poor MEN PAY THE. Taxes. Sec
retary McCulloch rays we can never expect
to see prices down again TO the old point,
because Of the fdres. The landlord charges
the taxes 10 his rent; the manufacturer in
the price of bib articles, the merchant upon
his goods-and thus the poor men IN the o,a
pay the taxes. NJ. .-'-- '-.t
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~Esaen. Grant has returned from his
southern tour. Tie says the Southern peo.
pie are honest aud sincere in their return to
Morality. Why are the Southern States de-
riad representation in Congresss ~'&
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Out for One Purpose and In for
% Another.

The position Of the Radicalsis: That the
Southoin States are States in the Union for
the adoption Of the Constitutional Amend
ment, but art ont Of the Union when it
comes to representation. Query Rho dis.
solced the Unton7
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against, OF
/! n indebted to George q Wilson, Wilson
q Rife, w. w. Wilson or Wilson q Bro, are
requested to call at our of1co lin the room
formerly occupied by Or. Poarce as 9 Drug
,Store) and settle. X .,.A. ~ 81
Cadiz, Aug. 50, 1885. :" 0F'H
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How MANY MILES 4 PRINrER's HANr,
TRAvEI.s. - Although a printer may be set
ting all day yet, in his own way he is 3
great traveller, or at least his hand is. A
good printer will set 5000 ems day. or
about twenty-fnur thousand letters The
distance travelled by his hand viii average
about one foot per letter, going to the boxes
in which they are contained, and of course
aeturning two feet for every letter hesets.-
This would make distance each day Of AS
600 feet or little more than six miles, and,
in the course of the year, leavieg out Sun
days, the member travels about 5000 miles
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-SsaThe latest official news from Mexico
is that the Liberal army have gained sever
al important victories recently over the
French troore. 's'5S ~
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sSsr There is considerable excitement in
Marietta, Ohio, over the discovery ofa fow.
Log well Of petroleum recently struck. 70
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Oadiz, Nov. g. 1855.

"a The Senate Committee on the Dis
trSct Of Clumbia are going to report for
negro Fufrage in that District. Of coursel
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nav Congress win adjourn on the 2lst of
December till the 9th Of January. IRIS .--
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BOU MY !,

AUUk UFF1UE GANNIBON QO.t U
gf3 cApsz, DeceEnber =, l9e6. IL
ArorICE Ia hereby given TO. al persons
IN sholdiua Cpmmission Beunty Nosss
10 present apld NotAs Ut, ,th3a ofice for pay
mont on OF bafcre December 10th, 1H9s.--
Afssr saad time interest VIII not be azi0w9R.
~ HRcz5SJEh a. x1Ex pSxssssSTokMuas
w. II. Now krnal6sk. =. a y /: -. a .
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miYnrce !. NNtiCeI.

N I9I. N WIFNECb YTSWghCF..g. .3afI lg.t
TISHE defendant, Joseph e, Williams, "
\ ! hereby notified that the plaintiff, Ciar-
her 1875, filed her petition In the Court of
Conamot, Ploas Of Harrison County, Ohio,
charging the said Joseph f. Williams, lst,
with extreme cruelty toward petitioner, and
I'd, with gross neglect Of duty towards her;
and asking that she may bo divorced from
ton win be for hearing at the next term Of
said court, commencing Fob. 5, 1868. q:
~ VIA = ~ 40 j. M. ESTEP, a1
i Atty for Petitioner.
Dec. I3, 1865. '4e', e'1 ,ue...,saiy l.t4
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Ono il the chlg. Gtste thar came ontSof
shsvsf \ III a.fedustioH df ffs State debit
Iss dsbs i noS sis, cU, ,7sii tn 1860 u vns
Ex4.aGg.rags s--
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GENERAL LOGAN has finally declined to
accept the mission to Mexico. s...,., r..,
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New Meat Market
CHEAP BEEF!

I a .31lR. 7 1 J TrU ~ :.
ETERMINEDyt that Cadiz and vicinity
4 y shall not go hungry while the coun-
try abounds with plenty, has opened out
in ,SHARONis CELLAR, near Georgo's
Grocery, and will supply the people with
FRESH BEEF at low prices every MON
nings. Call and be satisfied la O aI.','a
q ESigs7 1zR, = 0GG "A. r. TIPTOSa ~
Cadiz, Sept. 10, lss5-Atf. u Id 5iDoa | ,sd