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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

!. sf2-B Bush Barrett has the incest stock Of
Watches Clocks, Jewelry and Fancy Goods
ever seen in Cadiz, and those wishing any
thing in his iiae should by all means cali
Sec ne advertisement.
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-Safhere are about 800 in Harrison
county who have failed to pay the "a COM
mutation tax, and from whom the additional
thirtyIer esnt will he collected.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

IT has been decided by the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Harrison County Agricul-
.tural Sociaty, that Bucks two years Old and
over, presented for premium, shall be ac-
co'npanied BY Spring Lambs n /. \, "
JACOB JARVIS, Sec. Z
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M A r. r I H D :

-Nl- ~ .IS LIZ - IL - :"
On the 18th iIsi., at the residence of the
brides mother. Cs,diz., by the Rev, w. NJ,
G ines, Mr.. JOHN w. SLFMMOSS, OF
Iowa, Qate of Cadiz,) and Miss AGNES
KERR, of Ca3iz, Ohio. .... .r...
aas" With the above came bountiful sup
ply. cf "woddil 6 fx;ns'." for which Xxi,
remembrance all hands return thanks to The
fair bride and unite in wishing the happy
couple all the happiness this world affords
and glorious entrance to the next. John
drew prize in lilies lottery" as no better
womaN eas1 be found than his fair BRIDE
john is q worthy young man, and OR ear
nest wish is that lifc's choicest blessings
may be showered upon them. t
On the 7th inst, at the residence Of the
brides, father, in New jefferson, by Thomas
Moore, Esq, Mr.. JOHN r.. ALIENS
WORTH and Miss C'ATHARINE BENE-
DICK, all of Harrison county.
On the 7th inst, at the "Union House,,
Deersville, by the Rev: T. r.. Crawford, Mfr:
EDWARD LAFFERrY and Miss SARAH
A. COOPER, all Of this county.
August 25th by the Rev. J. G. Russell Mr.
JOHN STEPHENSON and Miss SARAH.
J. GILES, both of New Market, Ohio. ,..
Sept. 5th, at the residence of the brides
father by the Rev.J. r. Johnson assisted by
the Rev. J. II. Brownlee, w. $, MELOY,
pastor of the UP. Church, Cadiz Ohio, and
Miss MARY NJ. DRoWNLEE, of Wasl,-
ington Pa.
Sept. 7th, by the Rev. G. w. Dennis, Capt.
J. G. PATTERSON. of the 0Sth Reg't. aal
Miss NJ. a. SIMPSON. l
Also by the same, Mr.. DAVID LONG and
Miss NARY LAW, all OF Harrison county,
Ohio. ....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

Dr. TObias' Venetian Horse IAini-
t#tf ~ nlent. M IA ~ n "a
I'm PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOLLAR,
Il cures lameness, cuts, gals, collie, &C.
Read the following;
BosToN, July7th, 1860.
4 DIR. TOBIAS: We have used for the past
year your Horse linmcnt for lameness,
kicks, bruises, collie and outs, and In every
instance found it the best article ever tried
in this circus company. Please send six
dozen, as it is the only liniment we use now.
We have 1903 horses, some very valuable,
and do not want to leave town without it.
HYATT FROST.
Manager Van Anburgh Il Co.'S Menagerie.
Sold by ALL druggists. Office, SO Cort-
1andt st, New York.
n Sept. 2Dr 1855 lIno, 4l-e-e -I.--.--L
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. B@g' Eyerhody.is coming to the Harrison
County Fair on the 4th, 5th and 9th days of
October, ,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

asaBriug articles for exhibition to the
Harrison County Fair.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given, that from Friday morn.
ing, September 2Sth, until Tuesday evening
October Sd, will be at the office of James
Howard. Esq, in Cadiz. for the purpose of
making Entries for the coming Fair.
d s- JACOB JARVIS. Sec.
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MILITARY
m o II i C. e

HEADQUARTERS 18TH BAIT. o. N. G. /
BowERsToN, Ono, Sept. 4, 1865. T.
Commandants of companies of the 18th
Battalion, o. n g., will rotify their COM
panies that there will be an Encampment of
the above named Battalion, on the Fair
Grounds, near Cadiz, Ohio. on the Dist aud
22nd of September, 1865, for the purpose
of Discipline and Instruction, also that all
companies will appear on the Parade Ground
ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of the first day of said
Encampment with cooked rations sufficient
to last them fortwo days. Ill.
The Quartermaster will prepare for and
assign to the Companies suitable quarters
which they willsocculy during said encamp-
ment BY order of W.B. GLASS.
1t Colonel Commanding.
18th Bait. D. n. G.
JouN EAGLEsoN, Adj't.
Company A, will meet at its Armory at
8 O'Clock A. NJ, on the first day of said en-
campnient. BY order Of
L. LEWTON.
Capt. Co. \.
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SsPrentice says never buy goods of
those who don't advertise.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

-G9aDon't forget the Harrison County
Fair. ta}- f ;g-s-. slts.@..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

-usaGeorge $, on the corner, is tie place
in Cadz to get good groceries. ,..
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0nIs Farmer,s rnsurauce COM.


gEEE pany. Ef
chpeal June lsi 1895, ESQ, 600. Iusures
Barm Property (onlyl at about one half the
rates usually charged By Solvent Stock Com
pauies with security equal to any. Company
N existence. q - f.HfF Ha.
0yhF sixteen years OF experience-the
prVtnpt payment OF over 500. 900, 90 on
Iosses-the annual saving Of over so per
cent % the. assessed, are doubtless consid-
erations which recommend the Ohio Far
ners Insurance Company to the eonsiders-
zion Of every farmer.
- RUFUS FREEMAN, Pres.
AGi HAwLEY, Sec.
w. L. RABE, Cadiz, Ohio.
Only Agent for Harrison & Jefferson coun-
ties
September 6, lse5-4t. ~ '.'.
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ety Harrison K McKinnie, always UP
with the times, are constantly receiving new
additions to their extensive stock. of Hard
ware. Call.
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fArMakc your entries before the Fair

as@" Railroad nails east and west, at the
Cadiz 7. o., close ut 8 o'clock 7. 81, every
evening.
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@.4. =. q.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL. PREMIUM
VIII Insure $5,W0 against accidental loss OF
file while travelling by any public convey
&lle%. '.. 3. '''' 80 .'- =.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
SECURES apolicy for 5000, and also SIS per
%sek compensation for personal injury IN
Yhpacttating the assured from his ordinary
buninaSa. "a 'rr ~EFI
NV Twenty-Five DOLLARS PREMIUM
slseurs@ full policy for $1,000 and SIS por
week compensation for all and every de-
scription of accident, travelling or otherwise.
Policies for $500, with 80 per week compen-
snt!on, can lAa h,id for IS per annuln, or any
other sum betweon $500 and $1,000 ut pro-
iAortionate rates. II =.
JAMES @. PATTERSON, President,
> RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.
EESRY a. DYER, Generat .4gent
:. T. slIEPPARD,' Agent, CadiE, Ohio.
Nov. ~. lSjt-ly. T.
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ar5- At the Republican meeting did any
person hear the chief speaker say anything
about the interesting subject of taxation?
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& ..-.1 i, ALBUMS, I'll kinds ana
n prices, at JOHN BE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21

The English Journals are giving
columns daily to reports of Feninn moves
ments and Fenian trials; founding upon
tho recent Developments elaborate edi-
torial articles in which the rising is
ridicnled but admitted to have produ-
ced serious panic. The Times has
this paragraph:
"Feninnism, we would fain believe.
is the last redlictiO dd d6SurdWm ofIrish
rebellions, but the damage which it has
already done, in retRr6ling the progress
sive Improvement of Ireland, must he
measured in millions of capital repealed
and the work of years undone."
The DAILY Nelrs says:
The mere fact, therefore, that money
10 the extent, It seems, of IS, 600, within
the last fortnight, has been arriving
almost daily from America, is just what
was wanted to give the conspiracy the
necessary FEASIBILITY. But we shall be
10Th 70 believe, except upon oVerwhelm-
ing evidence, that the designs ofuniyer-
sal massacre, which the government at
tributes to the FeniRns, could have been
communicated TO any but those profes-
siona1 agitators who have grown accus-
toned to blOOdshedding on paper, II Is
the nature of informers to eSaGgerateI
the importance Oftheir disclosures. and
we cannot but hope that, SO far as res
CARDS this worst feature in the scheme.
the government may have been teceS-
we'd by the necessary uutrustworthiness
of its instruments"
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DIED.
In Decatur, III, on Friday, September 18th,
ls60s Mn SARoLISE w. II. JAMESON, aged A
SelfS md 3 months. ~. -

In Decatur, III, on Friday, September 18th.
lstOs MIS-. CAROLINE w. II. JAMESON, aged As
SeaFs md : months. =
Mrs JRmtson was the daughter of Chester
aud Polly Wells, and was born In Hanover
county, Ohio July sd, lS9l The training 81
her chtldhoOd was such as becometh tie Coz
pei. Her parents made 1t their cOnsta ant aim 10
bring up their children in the fear Of col
Their tAtthIulnesS was not without It's ne.
ward; CAroltne became a subject of convert
Ing grace 1t the early age OF twelve years aud
united with the Presbyterian church, under
the pastoral care OF Rev, Mr.. Harrison IN
inc year 1893, she was married to Rev J. n
NSeCoys OF whom she was beTeaTed by terri
nie accident Q year afler. In the year lSFl
she became the wife OF Nj. w. W, JaInfsou
VINO with two children, q son and DAUGHTER
sun survives. For many years she sat urIfiFsf
the ministry OF Df. Weed, in the LIST PreSbv-
terrain Church, OF Wheeling, Va, RamoYinq
to1Linois In 1851, she united with the lst Pres
bytafiAn Church Of Decatur. Here as else-
where, she made It the one purpose OF her
Life To 1dorn the doctrine Of God her saviour
in all things. In labOrS abundant, contintI.
ing tnstantin prayer, doing good to All, as she
had opportunity, she lived q practical preach-
ef Of Righteousness. Her death was sudden
and unaxpected, and was preceded by perl
cd of entire INCONSISTENCIES. But we know
mat her lamp was kept trimmed and burn.
ing We know that for her to live was Christ;
We may be sure, therefore, that for her to die
was gain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-21
Mr.. BINGHAM,s GREAT SPEECH

Our first page to-day is almost who'll
ly occupied by verbatim report of the
mastery speech delivered by Hon. John
A. Bingham at our Court House last
Thursday evening. We make no apol-
ogy for It's length. It Is a speech for
the ttmes-full of sterling facts and ar
yuments. We commend its careful
reading to every one into whose hands
this paper may come.
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Shall Disqualified Rebels Vote 7---The
RcnleGIy, II They DO.

Shall Disqualified Rebels Vote 7-.-The
Kennedy, II They no.
There is evidence of determination
in certain quarters, ON the part of re-
turned rebels and other persons guilty
of treason against the United States, to
vote at the election next Thursday.
They mean to do this through the con-
nivnncc or intimidation of the officers
OF election, and In some localities, fnil-
ing In these exPedients, they propose to
break up the election altogether. Start
ling as the assertion may seem to many
of our readers, who accept implicitly
the professions of penitence and good
faith made by these persons, there is
the best of reason for asserting it to be
true. #a
If men disqualified by reason of their
treason against the United States are to
be allowed to vote next Thursday, in
open defiance of law, law-abiding citi-
zens have n remedy, and 1t is this: Sta
ton men ut every precinct to challenge
the vote of all persons offering to vote
who are known or suspected of being
disqualified under the law of this
State, passed February 25, 1863.
Ifthe supervisor and inspectors, in VIC
lation of that Law, permit such persons
to vote without first taking and sub
scribing the oath therein prescribed,
let the names OF all such persons vot-
ing be taken down in a list OF "PersOns
whose votes We're challenged At,
in - county, at the election held on
the 26th day of October, 1855" Let such
care be taken that the persons making
these lists will be prepared to swear to
their correctness; and they will consti-
tnte proper evidence before the boards
ofsupOrvisOrs in eontesting the election
of any county officer, or before either
House of the Legislature in cOntestinr
the seat of any person elected to the
same, or in any other case provided for
in tho law regulating contested elections,
passed November "a, 1863. In any con-
test every vote thus proven to have
been cast in violation of the law of Feb
ruary ., 1866, will be thrown out pro-
cisely as il the person casting it had
been disqualified by any other provi-
sion of law.
Are We willing to take this trouble to
preserve the purity of our election.
We trust so sincerely Better contest
the seats of half the Legislature than
have men sit there by virtue of the suf-
frOge OF those whose hnnds are vet red
with the blood ofour loyal soldiers,ant
whose hearts are yet black with their
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England and the Revival OF southern


The rapid revival of trade with the
South stimulates the manufacturing
districts of England to renewed activity.
The London Daily NelRs of the Sd inst
says:
1.-The accounts from our manufactu-
ring districts show that the expected
revival of the trade with the United
States hns begun there in earnest. AT
Manchester an enormous business is
being done, both for yarns and cloth.
Goods are wanted Mt once, proposals
for the execution of orders In few
weeks being received with extreme inn
patience by shippers, who prefer to buy
available goods mt a considerable adj
vance rather than lose the oppOrtuni-
ties of nm excited market"
The Neips quotes from American jour
mails to show how the southern trade
has grown since the war ended, and
adds these remarks:
'Nor is it only revival of old rela-
lions that is now taking place; for the
first time within these thirty years the
south, no longer having n peculiar in
stitution' to screen and defend, dares to
treat the North MS one country with it
self, and invite its citizens to come
with the energy and capital which are
so much needed there. All the more
euterpristng of the southern states are
calling in the advent OF northern men.
The civil authorities and the Journalists
of Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentuc-
ky and Missouri earnestly invite fmmi-
grafton to their respective states, setting
fOrthnt length the extraordinary induces
ments which the new order ofthinEs'
In those regions presents to Industrious
and thrifty people. BY many oftho
vessels leaving New York for points on
the southern sehboarCi, as also by inland
modes Of conVeyRnce, enterprising arti-
sans, mechanics and I0borerS leave the
North In considerable numbers, in quest
of the employment and fortune which
are ar; so enthusiastically promises them.
which more strikingly demonstrates
the mAguitudc of the revolution which
has passed over tho public than this
how OF Immigration into states which
very lately were practically closed to
the free emigrRntb -"
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re- A CARD.--TO THE VoTERs on
HSS MARSHALL COUNTY.-During my
absence from home, without my consent, and
without consultation with me, I find that my
name has been used Us a candidate for the
next Legislature. -
1 have endeavorel to have myself with
drawn. but find | will be voted for By large
number Of people, whether will consent to
be n candidate or not. -
1t Is represented to mo that can be frrent
service to the people of this section.
IhnTe finally consented to make tho sncFi.
nee OF my private interests, and devote my
proper to elect me. 1s Fi1 III :,
@ SHERRARD CLEMENS.
ELLESDALE, MARSHALL Co, Oct. l8, 1865. q
net 17,d p
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original treason! and whose efforts
would be to destroy all the safeguards
that now protect us. Better an ounce
of trouble by way OF prevention now,
than pound OF anarchy and retro
erosion a year or two hence.
West Virginia citizens, soldiers, you
never feared these cowardly rebels In
the field, don't be afraid of them at the
polls next Thursday.
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Only Four More working Days Before
Ghe Election.


Only four moro working days remain
until the election in this State. Union
men. are you fully prepared for the
contest? HIVE you made arrange
ments in every township to get every
loyal man to the polIs2 If not, lose no
time in doing so. 1t is unsafe to rely
too confidently upon former majorities.
In almost all the counties the old polit-
zeal leaders have returned with paroles
in their pockets, and are already ma
neuvering to regain the positions they
LEFT more than four years ago to engage
in the rebellion. Hundreds of surly
symPathizers with the treason of these
men are being terminated and encour-
aged to try their hands once more
at voting. Their last vote was for
the ordinance of secession; since then
they have steadily refused TO give ''aid
and comfort to the new State arrange
ment, lest they should compromised their
loyalty to the COnfcderacy, which they
hoped would one day extend its pro-
tecting influence over them. This class
of men-Hnd it is numerous one
are being urged to once more rally
round what is called democracy"
which, in this State, is mainly composed
of the "nmnestied" and men who have
been known sympathisers with the re-
bellion. Reinforced. by this class of
persons, we expect larger opposition
vote to be policy in some of the interior
counties than heretofore. 1t therefore
stands the Union men in hand to work
AS though the contest was doubtful.
In connection with the flcts that the
present effort to "recOnstruct" the dem
ocrntic party in West Virginia has its
origin with amnestied rebels, it may be
remarked that wherever it was possible
they have cajolod weak minded men
who started OFF in the beginning of the
war as Union men, to become their can-
didates; and i'll some instances, ns in
Marion county, we learn, have resorted
to the discreditnble tactics of the guer-
rIIlO MOsby and nominated men who,
to avoid the draft, dOnnetl the U. S. blue
over the confederate grey, hoping there
by to seduce the soldiers into the sup
port of their party. They tried this
game in Ohio and Pennsylvania, but
the deception was so very apparent that
the honest and patriotic men of their
own party became disgustcd with
the inconsistency of such course
and voted with the party and for the
men that have been the stcadfilst sup
porters of the government from the be-
ginning. We hope that no soldier or
loyal citizen will bite mt such bait. The
very fact that my man who ever pro-
fessed loyalty should sell himself out
to set OF men who have denounced
the war and villificd our soldiers as
'hirelings," should animate the Union
people to redoubled efforts to place their
seal OF condemnation upon such bare
faced impudence and hypocrisy.
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Harrison Comfy.

Mr.. A. Werninger of Clarksburg, is
the Union candidate for the Senate, in
the district composed of the counties OF
Harrison, Richie, Doddridge, Tyler
and Peasants.
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The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington. OctOEer ISth. lSii5.

W asrIIHBlOIIi OClOUaT IoIIl, I515.
WTHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVIL
wv dence presented to the undersigned, 1t
has been made to appear that ssThe Ma.
ttonol Savings BOnIk OF WheelInE,''
III the City OF Wheeling, in the County Of Ohio
and State of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according TO the require.
ments Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
70 pToYluea National Currency, secured by a
for the circulation and redemption thereof
approved JuneSd, 1854, and has compiled with
al the provisions of said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the bust
ness OF Banking, under said act.
now, thefetore, 1, Freeman Clark, Comp
tfolef OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
!" THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, " OF
Wheeling. in the City OF Wheeling, in the
county OF Ohio and State OF West Virginia,
is authorized to commence the business of
Ranking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal OF ONCE, this 18th day OF October, 1865,
oc2I-OOd mo. i5OLI Comp ftI1le
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MfUt Aatfrtisements.

% RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--Rev.
'lk[Y Robert Telford, for ten years missions
arYin India, will preach nthe Baptist Church
on Clay street, on next sabbath, In the morn
inR at 10Y o'clock, and In the evening at u
O'Clock. The public are cordially invited.
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ELECTION

A y ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON
~ the several election precints In IND seyeEal
1oNns1ipS OF Ohio county, under The sfIfSaT
E1ion 9I the otcers elected to hold electtons
III Spe state Senator for the Senatorial Dis
RrS3tS LP "a Or the counties OF Hancock
for three members Of the next Hons aS paSs
"a Aye I9r the County of Ohio, State Of We
disl1l ~ Az GEO. w. SIGHTS,
co5,,59l OF tne Board of Supervisors of ohio
I,i1si1S =. it5-4tf I'D a. pc5-ta