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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
~asaWe copy the following local items

~asaWe copy the following local items
from last week Steubenvllc Gazette:
DEATH or Dr.. joan MCCooK. : DR..
John McCook, well known citizen of this
city, died in Washington city on last Wed
nesday afternoon, after short illness. DR..
McCook removed TO this city some ten years
since from Columbiana county, in which
county he had on several decisions received
the confidence of his fellow citizens. Since
he came to this city he has has been engag-
ed principally in the practice OF his protes-
sion. During the rebellion he has been very
active and energetic in raising men and 9th
er means to help put it down. He was the
the father Of Generals Edward and Anson
Mc(,ook. His companion died about a
year since. The Doctor leaves several chill.
dren and a large number Of relatives and
friends to mourn his loss,
On the Monday previous to his death, he
was appointed by the President to the lucra-
tive position OF Assessor Of this the It'll
district OF Ohio, in place Of Hon. JOSEPH
McCieary.
FANNIE, wife of Major james B. Jewett
of this city, died on last Monday night, anc
was buried on "Wednesday afternood. Mrs
D. was an estimable woman, onl very highly
esteemed by all who knew her, lG4
Hon. James MITCHELL an old and highl.
| esteemed citizen of Knox township, thl'
| county, died on last Tuesday. Judge NJ.
has held the offices of Associate Judge, Sen
ator and Representative in this county, al
of which he filed with credit to, himself ami
| his constituents -a ' '='
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
BrandFeth,s Pills a General As
''.i stslanf Of Mature. s414i'

What IL healthY WHAT'S disease?
lIsaith h when. the supply and e1pendi-
tore are equal. Disease when the supply
aud expenditure arelunequal.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS impart certain
sxpulsiye powers 20 the body whose life Is
below the standard of the surrounding
parts or which have remained longer than
the time nature designed. so in fevers and
aud all that class of diseases which soon run
Toto rnortiticatfon BRASDRETH'S PILLS
have marvellous curative qualities. Our
boAips are arecontinually changing, and II is by
this change we i've. Should matter remain
in organs beyond the time nature designed,
pain and inflammation satin. whichis nothing
more than repa atory effort for our good
All BrandruH's Pills ARE supposed from the
reaults TO do IN simply 4,
ASSISTING THEsE EFFORTS OF Ma
TURE. fi
Oct la---l mo. -.. ..Y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
A Negro 81 Cretes himself i'm a La
dy'S Bed Chamber.

We learn that Mrs. Eaken, wife of Rev.
Eaken, OF this county, narrowly escaped an
assault trom Il negro few days since: in
the city Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It.
appears that Mr.~anl Mis-. Eaken have
been for Sorle time teaching contrabands in
the neighborhood of Washington city Mrs
Eaken recently went to Harrisburg Tor the
purpose Of meeting her husband, who had
been on visit to the West She went to
hotel, and was about retiring for the night,
when she heard heavy breathing beneath
the bed Greatly alarmed at the sound, she
hastened down stairs and informed the pro-
prietors that there was . man in her room
An investigation was then made, when "A
big buck nigger was found asleep under the
he'd, armed with butcher-knife He was
Immediately taken into custody. What his
object was can only be surmised 1t is
thought that he had secreted himself under
the bed some time previously, and being
tired fell asleep, The noise made by his
heavy breathing doubtless saved the life of
Mrs E1ken. Guernsey Je6ersonian; Sept,
% "t.at .'s'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
The Result in Harrison County.

The majority for Iincolu in Harrison
County last year was 670; the majority for
Cox this year is 493-showing a Democratic
gain in the county of I77! Although we
have not done so well as we would have wish
ed, and not near so we'll as we might have
done, the Democracy of Harrison county
have done rlobly! Shoulder to shoulder
they worked, and from darkness they
emerge into glorious light which will be cul-
minated in glorious victory next year.
Harrison County has bondholders many
---mueh of her wealth being absorbed in
this way -and it was more. than some pro
Tossing Democrats scoul1 do to love their
country more than the interest on the ''gol-
den calf. /" We are rejoiced that the party
is cleared Of them; we will, gain ten, honest
men for each one lost, and we enter upon
the new campaign with light and hopeful
heart. satisfied that we shall before long
see Harrison County redeemed! + ifs f-6
The Democracy of Harrison County arc
noble men, God never breathea the breath
of life into better. Through years Of per
scout on aud rsprosscl,, which they have
endured With more Chan Christian fortitude
they have battlcd like Men Tor their prin
ciples; aul now when the goal is ahnos
reached, they will press onward TO Victory
! They can now see the clouds breaking, ane
Hope stretches out her glorious hand tx
greet them. l...t.
| Democrats Of Harrison! to work! The
future is bright with hope; let us worl
ikwishout ceasingl ...1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
Who cannot enjoy beautiful October?

q ~gaeI'ead the advertisements Of Brown
& Bro, in another column This enterpri-
sing firm have received suberb stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing, and are selling
at as rea;6noble rates as you can buy the
same articles in any Western City. Gus
has always been considered the cleverest lel-
low in town, ami it is a real plea sure for one
to deal with him. New goods to suit all
tastes, anil plenty of them, anil if one can
not be suited at their establi shment they
cannot be pleased anywhere When you
are in town call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

We publish on the outside Of to-day's
paper the premiums awarded at the Harri-
son County Fair. As everybody wishes to
know who took premiums, it viii be scanned
with interest BY all. The list Is large, and
demonstrates that the Harrison County
Fair is no myth, but reality. And when
one thinks OF the fact that many articles
we're on exhibition which did not take pre-
miums, they can form some idea of the va
riety and extent Of the exhibition.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
w. II. MCCOY, auditor.
October Is, 1868.
NOTICE lin PARTITION.

ZANE WEST, twidow,) Mary, West,
Cd William West, Amos West, "A lbert:
West and John Holland, their guardian,
will take notice that n petition was fled
against them on the 2eth day of Septem Der,
A. D. 1865, in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for thecounty of Harrison and
State Of Ohio and is now pending, wherein
Thomas Burton and ESTHER his wife, demand
Partition of the following Real Estate of
which Jonathan, West, Jr., died, seized,
to-wit: Part Of section l, in Townships II,
of Range in said county, adjoining lands
Of Jacob Lewis and others. containing 100
acres. f& EFE EE ~ St - Il
Also part CT Section 8, Township 10,
and Range 5, in said county containing lA
acres, more or less. %a
And that at the February term OF said
Court A. d. 1856, the said Thomas Burton
and Esther his. wife, will apply for an order
that partition may be made of said premi-
ses subject to the dover, previously assign
cd Of said Jane West in SO acres and 4
peYches of said first described tract of 100
Acres. efs ~ q j. M. ESTEP.
/, - &Il Attorney for. Petitioners.
Oct ia 1885, a7Fd ,aa aylmtG atiNf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
From the HROcky Mountain
BOys.''

We have received letter from our old
friend Robert Fryer, Co. +, llth o. V. e.,
on duty in the wilds of the far West. As
many Harrison county boys are there any
thing from them will be read with interest:
CAMP AT INDIAN AGENCY, 7
SMILES EAST OF Fir. LARAMIE,
Is. September "A, 1868.
M. w. H Arnold:
Dear Sir concluded TO write you few
lines to let you know how Us Rocky
Mountain Fellows" flourish in this ''Ro-
mantle West" am happy to inform you
that we are all well at present, that is all
the Cadiz Boysi in Co.'S + and L. hope you
and all of your friends are enjoying the same
blessing. We have just returned from a
long and tiresome Indian excursion through
the Black Hills, without killing or captur-
ing an Indian. The talk is to-day, that We
will remain in camp eight or ten. days and
then take another chase. The Indians so
far have been quite successful. They
have driyel off a number of Govern
ment Horses and Mules, besides considera
Bile number of Cattle and Horses belonging
to Citizens. 1t is thought BY the best au-
thorities the country affords, that the In
dian War will close this Fall, as goodly
number Of the hostile tribes are now suing
for peace. | hope we will succeed III bring
ing them to terms till as tello,es get out Of
the country. and then we don't care so much
how they manage. What seems most
strange to me is that all the troops that
have recently arrived here from the States.
are expecting to be mustered out soon, and
it seems as though they have right to- as
their term of service will soon expire with
few exceptions. In regard to our Regi-
| ment, think the prospect looks rather un-
! favorable for us to get home this Fail or
even this winter. Had it not been for this
''tarnel" Indian War, we might all have
been home this Fall, but Ithilk we make it
yet. Though will say again the prospect
10, ks very gloomy indeed. our old friend,
Georg' Fnney, has received his discharge
| from the service, and will soon be at home,
| if no hing detains him, he carries with him
the best wishes of Co.'S L and for his flu
I ture welfare and happiness. Isaac Harris,
/ of Co /, has also received discharge and
| left Fort Laramie few day aaoior his home
! in New Athens, Harrison county, o. We
still get the Cadiz Sentinel now and then,
which is real with interest by all Of us
Boys in Blue" l hope you will continue
to send it to Ms. A newspaper is seldom
met with out here in this Barren Desert
Waste and you can form some idea how
auxiousewe all arc to see Newspaper, and
especially one from our own vilage.
Give my kind regard, to all the Cad'z
Efolk-Ladies and gentlcmcn-hop soon tu
sec you all. r. FRYER,
g4(trl MI Co L, lth o. Y. G.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
KenfuckYaEree state.

The proclamation of President johnson
abrogating martial law ii Kentucky, makes
the State a free State For the last four
years the rights of its citizens have not been
as much regarded as tue subjects of Turkey
and Russia. This step on the part of the
President shows that he travelling in the
right direction. II will prove good nail to
put in the coffin of r,ldicalism in Kentuel y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

ECLIPSE OF TaESUN, There will be an
eclipse Of the sun on the 10th inst, visible
throughout the United States The obscu-
ration Of it's greatest magnitude will be a
little oyer five-sixtlrsof the dismeter Of the
sun, the illuminated portion being like a
thin crescent. Tile eclipse begins at 7:5S
A. NJ; the observation is greatest at 9:2S A
EA. M, and the termination at li:lli3 A.
NJ. the duration being 3 hours, II minutes,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
AYERS SARSsAPARILLA


tsnlnsnse service 70 this large. lass Of our
tslis cnmpountiWiA DO it has been proven
Ey experiment on many of the worst cases
" ~ 1prnd in the following coulplaintR:
SiG,rofu!a, St.rofu1ous Sw allingH and Sores,
NkIn nisea.es, Piulples ipftulcs, Blotcltes.
ESuptions, H. Antfony's FirS, Nose or Fry
sipelaa,, Teiter or salt ltaeurl, Scaid Hvaa,
King -wnr&ls, &c. ss =,
from ths svsehn IVY Vbha 'prilon tSl use o.
Lila SARsApAEILGA. and the patient is lett
Il Comparative health
Esmdle UiScdss ss are caused by Scrofnta
10 Lae bloJa, and .are often soon cured by
th!s EXtRACI og 3ARaAPAGtLI.A.
LloIbtfii!xc;1rd gthis invalIable medicine,
f-acsuae ven have been Imposed upon by
ss,lrsthirgE sirutelGing To be Sarsapnrili;,
while Il wea4 ifSt.'' When YOU have used
l. xEn' a,-thea and nott then, Will you
EAoH tha virtues Of SaTsaparilla. Fofmine
ats InrtteuiHrs OF the diseases il cures, we
re5ar yon 10 Ayer' a. American ,Altnanit',
w nich tie agent helowi Hanied VIII FURNISH
.s1slis tc all who call forit, ~a1
ayEnB CAIHAEpIC PILLS, for tho cure OF
L-.slissAess, Jaundice' Dyspepsia, lndi%es-
sY9n Dpsen:erv, Foul Stomach, Headache.
iriles tsheuui,tisul, heartburn arising trQln
lhsarderai Spttiaeh, Pain, or AIorhid lil.c-
r.an oR fhe lsowels, lHla,ulescy, Loss OF APP
.,esite, Liver Complaint, eDropsy, Worms,
EAvut, Neuralgia, and form Dinner PHI.
They are sugar coated, <Eo that the most
sensitive can take them rleas'tntly. and they
t,rs tbs iiesl Aperient In ths world for AL
tbs purI,oses Of q fsrnii nl.ssic' r,u
Mas. nn,. N,ld by ;. 'BFAI,Il, DR.. Nc
NElN ttud SHARP u 90, Casliz and by
<Axnlar, arprv,Si,are le Sent. II. 'Gi.-Zln.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
New Time Table on the Cadix
Branch.

Trains now run on the Cadiz Branch as
follows:
Leave Caliz at BOA. NJ, 1000 A. NJ,
and 400 2. NJ.
81 Arrive at Cadiz at6;45 A. NJ, l2:45 P.
NJ, and 700 p. NJ.
All trains make close connection at the
Junction with trains both East and west.
The train. that leaves Cadiz at 1000 A.
NJ, carries the mail both Fast and West.
The train that arrives at Cadiz at 2:45
brings the mail from East and West.
On the Panhandle route trains now vun
regularly, which materially shortens the
route East. Z: N't atl. fH
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18


Bas-O October, with warm and genial days
and cool and chilling nights, is here, and
the calm and bright days we now enjoy, are
the most precious of the season. Now is
the time to visit the forest in all her splen-
dor--tor now the trees are robing themselves
in their greatest grandeur, their richest and
warmest hues. 1t is now the farewell of
autumn when nature winds up her account
of harvest and outdoor sports and pleas
ures In the country the people are busy
in the fields; potatoes, carrots, beets and
turnips are stored away, the orchards are
cleared of their fruit, and fuel is laid up for
the approaching winters consumption. -.
But, though war is no longer talked Of,
and the taxation attendant on the welcome
return of peace, the winter promises to be a
very hard one to the poor. Fuel is hign,
the cost of living is very high, and all the
necessarics and comforts of life are high
From our Office window we can see the
beautiful woods The grove where SO lately
many thousands assembled at our Fair, is
decorated with more beautiful tint than
artist i pencil ever traced The lea ets are
rapidly falling and bring wildly to the mind
the fact that many who attended the fair are
falling as the leaves of thctrees. Those with
beautiful colors are like the men who spend
useful lives, aud fall Christian warriors
never more beautifulthan when the hope of
| Immortality illumes their countenance in the
dying hour when their character can be
seen in all its glory The withered and
black leaves that fall are like those who fall
after lives ill-spent, with no bright hopes tc
sparkle as they fall and radate with beauty
| in the evening sunshine.
| Who cannot eniov beautiful Octoher2
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

b@r Now, when the long evenings are
upon VA, and the warm, blazing fires give
such pleasurable sensation is the time to
subscribe for q good newspaper, and have
it q welcome weekly visitor in the family,
and we would suggest to our friends that it
would be good time to Increase thecireu-
lation Of the Sentinel. We intend to try
and make it better than ever before, We
gather news from all parts Of the country.
and send it regularly to our subscribers. -
The election is over and we will have more
roomfor literary and miscellaneous reading.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
Volcano i'm Oregon.

Mount Hood, in Oregon, has been in a
state of eruption since September 2, which
it is supposed had some connection with the
recent earthquake in California.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
!. T.efar, yeaetian LinIment

n. Tob1aB NonetIhn Lfnim eht
AAbafyEN UNIVERSAL SATISF FAc-s
TON dar1ng the IA years it has been intro
IA cd into the United Sta.es- Alter peing
tT.al bV millions, Il hns been proclaimed
ths paAn destoSyer OF tho wori9s Pain can
not 10 whs1e sthis itnifnent 'is applied. = II
u9-d n, direQfsA n qRpnpt and nerer has
faIlsl 50 - single kDsfapce For colds,
songA taaa ih1i1eilsa y =, sisit a ee beat one
in3Nsfful II efery ;lfnily Tor sqa aden ac :.
s..asnts. such 1s bfffns euts, fstiilds, insect
stinxs, &C, 1T = perfectly innocent 20 take
intsrndllf, and can be given 70 the oldest
personor ycnnzcst child, Price 20 and 50
cents bottle. Once, So Cortlandt Street,
New York; kSoldsby all Druggists.
Oct ls--ltunt eCilafr.E sfi7IIta.f- f.s.ff+'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18
lea. paw. Escaped !

I The telegraph, Mo'day moninE, ssss
that Jeff Davis had escaped from PisOu-in
the disguise of eontraband. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

BSa~ Mrs NANCY BEEBE, mother of our
respected fellow-citizen, w. 3. Beebe, Esq,
and relict Of the late Gen. Bccbe, died, at
her residence in Cadiz, ON last Friday, the
18th inst. Her remains were inferred in
the Grave Yard on last Sunday. She was
among the Oldest residents of Cadiz
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

PLUMBERS. Sing and rejoice, o, hollow
checked lamsels! The newest thing out is
"plunpers. The ''plumper" is made Of
porcelain, pear shaped in form, fla on one
side and bullying out on the other. They
fit on the inside of th4 cheeks, giving a
round and plump appearauce-hence the
name.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-10-18

~gSaThe Wheeling Island Fair was very
largely attended last week Some decided !
" fast horses were on exhibition, and
the betting op the races was spirited.
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M A. r r + H y :


On the 7th ult., at the residence of the
brides father by Rev. A. G. Hubbard Mr..
S. ALEX. SLEMMONS, and Miss MARIA
w. LITTLE, all of Springfield, Illinois.
On the Sd inst, at the brides residence by
Rev Joseph Gledhill, Mr.. BARRETT ROC
Frs and Miss HARRIET POULSON, all
of Harrison county, Ohio. l..- .,..#
On the 5th inst, by Rev. g. w. Dennis
and Miss ALMEDIA LANTZ, of Tusca-
rawas county, Ohio 49,.
Also Mr.. JOHN N. WALKER, and Miss
LAURA a. ROGERS, both of Harrison CO.,
Ohio. - AZ } ts
On the 18th inst, near Hopedale, by Elder
P. H. Jones. Mr. WILLIAM NJ. LIGGETT
and Miss CAROLINE DENNING.
On the 10th inst. at the Cadiz House, by
the Rev. w. NJ. Grimes, Mr.. LEWIS CRY
AN and Miss ELIZA SKELLEf, all of
Jefferson county, Ohio, "
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FIA R M Y
f. @ r 6 a. L E /

yKvHE subsctiber win offer for sale the
Valuable Farm on which he now re-
aides near Station Is, Franklin tp,, marrl-
eon county, Consisting OF over TWo-HuN-
DRFSD acres, welI CLEARED, and under %
good state5of cultivation. Said farm has
moderate good buildings, is well watered,
hns plenty Of timber and coal, is close to
the BIC. Il G. r. r., and will be sold at a
haraain, sPersons wishing TO purchase can
n1,s}re OF the undersigned living on the
rerrises or OF the Editor OF the Sadlz
HRNrINEi. WILLIAM McCAULEf.
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sa. Our candidate for Senator, Mr.. Mil
ligan, we regret to say, is defeated. Bel
mont county goes Republican by some so
majority, $3.50 sz. 4"
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Z Executor,s Nottce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as Executor Of the last will and
testament of Sarah Allen, late of HaFsAkan
!. will take nntice, Mark RUGGE.
~ FNna 1b6H IA NJ #g n sfFt 4'F
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The Democracy have about double Their
representation in the State Legislators.
They will have eleven Senators and forty
members of the Hnuse. q -ll Ind