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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Sas Mcrjenbicr im Miindcncr Sui =graubanIe.

8lcs rdbreno Der brst Saitnaht Saae rirp bad
eDle NaB aus9elhsnft, uno fein Sren,nsr, trenn E,
AUDI bas tdsliAe Srsiten i'm Miinhener Scf=9rai,s
banie fcnnt, rlte iib atbalten laisn, Cen tunten
Sdlm md9reno niesr brsi Sage nit aniulelsn
Gnise Sppsnitpbs, risllsiht audi cine flene 9ier,
taufc bari sr frsilih niht lbtuen.
gfct1wenSis 1T Dor Nnsnt, iib nit sinem eiacncn
SrinfsefGBe Su periebcn, ba elm clbss i'm 8rautalls
le 6u tsfrmmsn Dem Sremrsn faum sclnssn mirc.
Samit teraTnst lit bann bic peiterc Shlrieriafsit
3u itsrrinrsn, in bas Seilisttum Der Shenfe Elm,
SuernSsn, mas mod AM beten aslinst, rsnn man
ltf bid al Die SSerirn cineS cinbeimildsn trstz
ibulteriscn Msssers lsftet, Der alass nit itcljer
grrtbsit tsilsits ordnat ...
2Senn Damn Die nuhtis bonn stnisen Nrn,e c=
mes beiipslps 9ratsn Stenffnebts ssfGtrtsn 6ists
nit Dem Shlisel auf ha5 Spuno Giisn furt Die
sssrrltten uno pibtaefiltsn HGume nrSbnen, Damn
frDmt Die tunsits Dtsnss unb Wasfen, ,rie BON
Saubertcnen 9e,rsen, bsrtci.
Inter Dem Ss!pseihrst: u9ln;apft mirb!" inns
rin9t Die euriti9e Shaar Dem itarfsm 9lneranse
trrssnSsn Shenfulb, INN vsine friihe MaB" iu ers
rinsen uno einjsln nab unp nab iib nit seiilltsm,
SrlSs rrer eincm irn1issn Gsfiss, mas CT iib eten
seraoe crr6srt, nit Barter NiHbe rsesr aus Dem
&nduel beraus5ulpneen uno an iracnb cinem rubt,
gen Ylase allsn cosr tn luitis aus9slaener 9sisQ=
ihaft bic Urubt isiner slnitrsnauna nit gScbltes
basen ;u 9cnicBen. 0lit Dem leslen Srrrfen aus
Dem lestsn Safe am SSai4tnss Sienitass, msnn
Der Strff 10 llnss reiht, irirD rrn Der fur,sn
Ursuee rebmitb9 NtlAien Ssnrmmcn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Sell. Sapis III Sort Mpnrue eiuaeferfcrt.

Sort Wpnrps, %. 0ta. ,Sents siaan,its
tag ,.m ll9r rerieb Der Sampfer elias 3. 4Sisree
Die Baltimore gSerfte babicr NIT @ensral Wajrr
gRilss nebIt anberen Sffcisren rnb beaab Iib mad
Dem Sanrfsr gSm. Glpoe, Der i'm SSa6rraIer Dor
snfer liest, unb Den Seif. 9aris uno Grnicrtsn all
9crb fat.
Dtan sab Den &eteaen cine Stnte Belt, Inn
Bon ibren Srsunrsn Abldisb S1 nsbmsn. Ser lrnit
10 letbafe Safen mar beute trie ausseitcrbsn. Ser
Settings sz@cmmancant, Sberit Grterts, Bate itar=
fs gSahsn an ale 3usdnse aufit,asn laiien, bic su
Den 3een fIbrsn, in nenen bic &etsQcn einaclrerrt
mcreen icQen.
Ser Sampfsr vgisrce" fe6rte nit ben @efansss
nen an bic SSerfte 3r,riif, uno beis6en lanosten.
! Niemanb bate iih Der sSsrfte ndbern pirfen, ais
Die nrrtbin seIhften gSabsn unb 8eamten. Sie
&eusisrissn mubten iiA in elmer Gntfernuna ron
800 0arbs 6altsn. 9lls eas 4. Mibisar Garalss
rie NIT Den gsfaneenen iiber bic 9Ssrfts sca, cts
tlifte man Die bpbe 8stalt bes Seff. 9aris in c.
nsn 9rauen Nn5us unS einen hellsn Si51ut scflci=
Bet. sls a0e 9efanSensn am 9anpe waren, fiGrte
man lie lanss brm Stranbe an Die Nusiaupfcrte
Der @aiertatterisn i'm &iifen Der Seituna ilno Bon
oa IN bic 3ellen Der ;rsten Gafematten,z Gci6e.
Slemcns s. @lar te9lsitete Den Self. Saris in nas
Snnere bss Sorts, uns man glautt, eab aud Der
srGBte Shell isinss cbemalisen Statss nit ibm enz
ssferfert iruroe.
Srau Saris nit i6ren bier Ginrern, i6rem gru,
Der nno i6rer Shtreitsr ,no Der 8rau nss Clemens
@lap tlicb an SOrb css Sampfers Glrbe suriif uno
spiro mabrihemlih beus gteno iiiolpdrs aeIenpst
msrbcn, Sa 9sute SrercS rss aresSrepartsmsntS
tsinaercffsn iinD, bic es bnen rerbieten, I'D, nasb
benz gpresn 5u fegcten. Gie Nbihicbsicsne am
! SAiT ioa isbr eriAitsrnb ssmslcn isin unp Der
gr,rsfea, Der fsn @sfiitl fir bic in Sunscr unb
8alte Satinssitcrtensn 5auienss bon 9unnssicloa=
ten batts, perscB ilber nas ssene unaliif Sbranen
@sncral Otajcr !6ausG BAT felt nen lcstcn crei
Sasen Die arrangements CUR Ginfsrferuns Der &e,
teuensG Gsfansensu ectyriTsn. gs iinp itrense 9sz
feble in Bssu9 auf Siejcni9sn er9anssn, Die Scrt
Mrnrpe bsiuhen mrllsn. &sin Girilif earf tins
einsstsn, ,penn CT nidt einsn 4ab se5 Sen. 9aQca
aufiupcien bat.
9lm Mittmch ie9etts 6rau Sass nit itrsm Ginz
bern, 8rucer, S4reitsr unp SrauSlap mad Sapanz
NAB. @rrter mar bas Gspif Der &eiIsseleuI6aft
IcrsfGltia bon elmer gsahe untsriuat mrrSen. Ntan
fano Sob unb Sarelsn, lieb absr aass unsefSrt,
BIG auf sinisc ricbtise Sreuments, bic spnfssirt
murnsn. Self. 9aris ira sefsiIslt wcrcsn isin,
bamit ct ith niAt All isinen seahtcrn rersrsifsn
fann.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
9as 9ager Oes sSeiieriDn Sapis

tefunb iiA mad Mittbsiluns eines gprrsiprnSenen
ees vSeralb" tn sinem Sihtsnbaine all Der Atbep=
fpiGsr Stra6s, cine asils ron Sr,rinsride, Srlrin
:@punts, Gsrrsta. Saielbe teIfanh ans ensnl
la:cGen 3slte, in meldem i6 MIR Der gr;psrrat6sr
unit lsincr Samilie 6efanb, unb aus einem fsinern
| 3elte, reltes bic mGnnlihen Yericnsn Der Garas
uane sntislt. 3msi ssrStnliae slrmesirassn,
strei 9lmtnlan;en unb msbrere Wiaultbiere unb
Yfsree uno bic atliAen aassrserat9i4aften umsas
ZEN Die 3elts.
Davis, Der 9c7msi1sr Ssasan, Die SesrRsn
9ufera unp Spbnisn battsn Die &elsseIsliaaft
erit in Natbt rrr Der 9sfansennabms mad sinsrsr=
miSennen 8siis bon sSai9instrn, Ga, sinsebrlt,
no iie fih auf9e6alten batten, nn ansstlih elm
Gsihdft Su erleoissn, rGbrsnb Trau SasiS nit
Den Stnnern unb Sienern inter Dem G5eleite ees
4'ripaiecretarS 'Sarriipn nnp GINGER irenisen @ss
reuen, als lieutenant Satbatpap, Shifsfahstt
Srrsa uno ettra ;wanSig Sclratsn wsitsr sereist
naren.
sSabridsinlih sntlies Sapis feline mifitariihs
Gsecrte III Der 9ibs bon Yaibinstcn unb psrt6silte
Die Seute unter Den erin9encltsn ltmfanneu. Sa
rr rrn Strneman's Gapalere BART rerfDlst ir,,ree,
tehlSB CT allem 9lniasin nadb, feline 8erfplser Su
tau1hen, neem CT unb feline Srsunos alein ,,nb ins
cc9nitp reiifen uno talo III Der Samilis ffieBen.
Als 8sasan, Der Dem @smeral gailirn nm Grlaut,
nis sebsten Bate, Davis naa g8ai6instrn ;u ts>
sleiten unb iie srbaltsn bate, Dem 9ensral pafir
canfts, lasts neriel6s sbr falt: sic babsn nibt
~ banfsn, ,nen Serr, peun h riirhs iis 10 ME 10
Srrtbin sslanot babsn, oa Sis Elm Nrrsitant in Gi=
rilansslsscntcitsn no, trabrsne CT (Saps) lrrrbl
in @ilitdrs als aub Giritan8slcssn9sitsn slrrsz
itant it,"
S5rau elap fsmsrfts IasrsGaft. ba iis i6ren Sat-
ten iitsrisfsrt ta6s 10 rsrbe iie auf Die fir feline
&uslisfsrun5 anSstctene 8slcbnuns 4niprnh MAJ
den. Gics psranlabtc Srau Saris su Ger Grlvtz
rsrllns: u@t nun ia, lunosrttauisno Grllars pas
rem ihcn Elm gang nettes SaIhsnsslp fir uns arms
@sitSpfs; i'd bats meine 9fsrrs, nleinsn sSa9en,
meine S6nuf1adsn uno msin StltsrssIhtrr perz
fault nnS has msniSs GslS, ba5 ib sr9ielt, wurne
mir seitcblen."
Nlsraneer Stepbsns muree auf ieinsr 9lantase,
untrcit gltana, pertaftst. gr mar irrslos in isiz
nem Sauls unb rauttc Elm Yfcif1en, ais Die Nbz
tteluns Gapallcrie erihisn uno i'm anffpresrts,
cine unfrsiwillise &siie naa sSaihin9trn an5,ls
treten.
Stsrbsns icI nem 9tsfsrentsn hisfss srSa9lt bas
Fen, DAP sr, ais er nit &iAer gamp6su uno Dem
ahtb. Suntsr iib nah ,Samptrn &rars te9ab, I'm
cine 3uIammenfunft nit aneoln su batsn, finnsn
fiinf Mnutsn Bate Sriesen iA!isbsn fSnnsn, msnn
er bic 9rlmaht 9e1abt EGttc.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
. u Il 8 10 an Seruud nc 4, b III G. 81,

VIII nsipanoerun9 mad bem sISen.
Ssit GINGER Belt bat cine ssmlia farfs 2lusrams
neruns aus cen nrrsliten uab DEN iiiplihsn staa=
ten tespnnen. Gs lino namentlih 6anrmcrfsr,
UlchanIfcr, Saufeutc, Nersts unb glbpcfaen, tre(s
DE naa 3iAmrnp, @6arlsitrn, Sapannab, Ncrs
fclf, WiCbils, Esp Srlsans uno aneeren Srten
sisbsn, Tim rrrt tbr @liif 1T periahen. SO
ldBt li4 rprausisbsn, ba6 risis 9lusmanreruna nrt
einsn ,rsit srS6srsn lmfans ssrinnen uno ii6 aud
naa Dem Snnsrn Der iHrliasn Staatcn ,rsnren
mire, iusnn Der Sries erit gang gum sttidlug ssz
braht 1T. Simmcrlsuts ,rsrpen gan, tsirncers i'm
Siiosn seiuat; aud ARaursr, 9lnfrsider unb gDa=
9enbausr wsrpsu fart rsrlanst
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

&sm 9crf, %. Mai. Sic bsiiss e6OSSps
glrftrfratie tssitt lih laaarennsile mad europa.
Sic armsn Stuiisn uno @nslanSsr, irnit Der stpls
Der neutihen 8anspldse unb Der srrBsn Sptcls Der
Shmsis, rausrn Ginen rrosntlh, benn rrr DEN
Sbceertarrnen, Scntraftrren unS @ctrclsum
Srcfnlantcn miiiIen fe flus9s Die Segsl itrsibsn.
6err Scnss fat sten mehr 8resntad5 auf;umsisn,
ais Wrlorp 8rrmu @uincsn roer @raf TT -&uz
frl teist Sa Die @rcppfmarIbSGs auser ges
lhaftisums ino, 10 frnntsn iie un5 sisentlta DEN
Sras MAIDEN, iih mad europa su tsscbsn uus an
DEN fGrflihsn Srien atS mtrftias Marlaaae
aufSutreten. SSie prdAtis riros nas flinssn rno
mslhen srr6cn 8ubm mibte ss Der amerifaniiAsn
sairn trin9en, ,renn gum 9eiip. Der bienlttbusns
&c Ganmsrbsrr In DEN SniQerisn Monsieur lie
Marechal Erhardt de PArmee americana" ans
meleen miree? @elb batsn Die gr> 9rcppsn,ar=
ihdlc ia in binrsiAenper Suantitit, rssbal6 icaz
ten lie iib icltit uno inns DEN SpaB niAt MAIDEN,
IN Gursra uiriih auf5utrstsn"? Sat ia sinit Elm
6eniu marihaa in 9aris als amerifan16er
s ele marihaQ sncrmes Iurcre asnat6t ltno pcr
erinnert iih nitt al DEN beutiAsn MiG,= Gapitdu,
nelher in Maini ais grrssrsr ron Mcrifr uns Dem
pnmliesenben SSrfsrn" Die Sitsrrei6iAen une rreus
biiasn Sif;iers in Sisirsft periests? (Scur.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Gtue nette &leibsrrehnuns. - Sri.
@intrn, melbsr in Stem Ocrf 8sSicrmss= Naent
fir Nniha1uns Der llnifcrmen mar, fat isit 1861
oaisltt nur fir Ginbunesrt aHiaicnen Spuars
aleounssitiifs ssfauft. Sntsrsant pdrs ss, gu ris
len, iiir misrisle NiaOneu 9cllars S9reSp bars
Inter mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Gus rpn alten 8cifrIs
den roer Gsfellen. - Gin Ursuno nss NIsz
listen unn ShDnen cmpfs6lt Den SbDnsn, ibrs ats
senustsn 8sifsssle niht wes;u'rsrfsn, icnsern
nielelten in ein Blumsn9clanrer, Srcpiie, in Gem
6cfraume umjitmaupeln, incem iis in sinen nit
@rre ssfiilltsn Staten cinsn 4abl itsfsn, naiitsr
eaS Stsf9sitsls tanSsn uno IN Die Grns Samsn pcn
titi@en SalinsrfanSsn lien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
= S3ci Ser peiroft,ira Ses ,r,IooiShsu

Sci fsr 9erahtuns Res SrplcsIhsn Gar,
tens in Berlin risf fiirSlib cine junss Game rsrs
irunrert aus:
Sin iawar,er Stord! Sd truste gar ni4t,
Dap ss aud iAwar;s stSrhe siltt"
u@erib, msin SrGulsin," temcrfte rin tScrr itrsr
9elsalhaft, pwc lclltcn hsn icnR bic sisser tsr'
plnilsn 2"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

@6ieasr, 25 Ntai. Gsiisrn purbe cine Der
SrSbtsn eentlden Sa9ertertrausrsisn auf Der gcres
icite mcscn SteuercsfruuSaticnsn bur6 DEN stcus
eraiIeiicr in 8sIdlas asncmmen. gSir lino nitbt
i'm Stanse, bic Gn3slbciten bss Sales unlern Sc,
fern rrr;ulcsen, ca Die SteuertebSrcs es mod nibt
fir an9emsien erahtct, Den 3stunss nsstsriatsrtat>
tern Die naberen llmitinss mitsufeilen, allsin wr
sSrsn, DAP Der SAT- Elm Isbr srarirsnpsr unp bic
9smsiis ihlassns unS itsrnsiens fns. 9as @es
iss brrbt auf jsbs Stsueresfraunairn ron seiteu
zines 8srbrausrs Scnfseaticn alles pprbanpeueu
Sisres 70 'ris iinmtlihen 8rausressiarrss nstIt
elmer Strafe ron $500 an.
Sn Dem rcrliessnesn Safe inb niat 6lrs Die
8isrrcrratts mb ba5 G5siAirr, icnbern and Die
iammtliAen Sihsr nit 9sihlas tslsst unS Bart
Bier MIR unter Der Mui1ht sines guiicSiaus, wels
! der bic 8slssr sinnmmt, rerfauit wtrssn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Gin fran;STiasr gildOf iasts nnlansR in elmer
Yrenist: v:DGSsn Die @aeiss, trelAc tanldise,
'psit aussslhmsits 9runfs sGstranrst trasen, mrfl
teteriissn, ,ris enss bic Yfcrsn feS 4araeisiss
Fne :"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
. CIOs Aing,

. This is the time of year when people be-
gin to think about Fall and Winter clothing
and look about them to select the place to
purchase Our advice to all is land VIC
give it for the public good, to get clothing
from man Of enterprise, and who is him
sell good Judge of the article which he
sells. Briles', en- Market street, has one of
the largest and incest stocks ever brought to
this market, selected by himself in New
York City. Mr.. Brilles always lets the
public know what he has to sell, is good
Judge OF goods, lisa gentlemanly man to
deal with, and those who call on him will
ind out that they can do better with him
than they could in city. When you select
clothing be sure and look at Brilles' stock.
New advertisement next week.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20


DED.-Mr Samuel George, in the 9th
year of bis age, Of chronic inhamafion of
thestomaeh.S ~ ~ ~ u ~ EF
Mr.. George had resided in Cadiz for
about thirty-fve years, and was widely
known, having been an active business man
during the time. His conduct was worthy
the imitation Of all men. Integrity, indus
try and clear judgment, with great de-
cision of purpose, were happily combined
with a modest and ainiable department,
which endeared him toall his friends, With
these qualities, supported by genuine
christian faith, he walked aRong us, with
such respect and esteem as but few may
hope to enjoy. Great the loss is of his as
sociates in business, and the social world;
yet their loss is not TO compare with those
of the domestic circle. His character as
husband and father was of surprising ex-
cellence, and there, more than elsewhere,
will the absence Of the affectionate and low
ing spirit be most deeply felt Il -rgt. &,
I He leaves, to mourn his absence, the ap-
preciative and lifelong companion of his la
Dor his joys, of whom no words can express
her grief; and family of SONS and daughters
now full grown, whose affection and respect
for him while living, will be source of con-
ISOLATION them now that he is gone.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
Our county FaIr.a

The time for the Harrison County Fair is
rapidly approaching, and the questions all
ought to ask themselves are, "Am prepa-
red to contribute anything to enhance its
interest? Have done all can to make
this fair the best and most interesting ever
held in the county," If not, 20 to work at
once and labor to produce something which
will prove attractive, il not instructive, fea-
ture to the exhibition.
To be sure ii is too late to raise stock,
vegetables, grain, fruit or flowers for the
occasion. But much can yet be done in
properly training and improving the appear
ance Of the stock, in the proper care of veg
etables, fruits, &C., intended for display
Much can yet be accomplished in the way
of designs and ornamental work to add in
struetive and attractive features 10 the Fair.
Go to work then, and interest your neigh
bors. Let every household in the county 60
to work and vie with each other to see who
can do the most to make our coming Fair
the best ever held in the county. I'D.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

There was man from one of the
back townships in Harrison county who
came to Cadiz on last Saturday to pay his
81 communication. He said he did not take
county paper and some of his neighbors
had just told him that there was such tax
assessed. Such ignorance is hardlyTcxcusa-
bic, but shows what man will come to who
does not take the papers of his own county.
Our gentlemanly County Auditor kindly let
him off without the additional per cent,
but recommended him to become subscri-
ber to one or both of the county papers i'm
mediately. n .gea-n.Hh e.ELs ~. .,-g..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
-<tSa@-.------ D..
MCFadden g. Co.'s New s.OOds.

Those who have looked at McFadden &
Cos. New Goods are unanimous in the opin
ion that they are the best selection ever
brought to Cadiz. They were selected by
the Senior member of the firm, in the East
whom long experience in the business has
made the best judge of goods in Eastern
Ohio. People purchasing of thrm can re-
ly on getting a good article at fair price,
This house sells more goods than any other
in the county, and their large patronage is
well deserved by their enterprise and fair
dealing While you in town be sure
and give them a call ..... tM
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
Am Attraction.

P. j. Schneider Music Dealer, and deal
er in musical Instruments, of Stcubenville,
will exhibit at the coming Harrison County
Fair, magnificent Piano, manufactured by
Jardine d Son, New York. He will also
have on exhibition one Of the celebrated
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs These
fine instruments will add much to the graf
ification of those who attend the fair -
Those wishing to purchase an instrument Of
this kinl |, would do well to examine those
Mr.. Schneider will have on exhibition.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

SHARP Practice On the the day of
the Republican 4Na&s-meeting a man made
his appearance on our streets, with n case
of Jewery. He offered Jewelry cheap.
and as soon as aspurchasad would hand the
purchase money back. He offered green
backs for less than their face. When he
had got the crowd sufficiently excited he of
tered lockets worth about Is cents for $5.--
Many supposing they would get their money
back, as they had done BEFORE invested. -
When he had sold goodly number and
pocketcd about $50 or $40 he announced to
the purchasers that they had been sold, -
and he would pocket the proceeds. Many
went off with their fingers in their mouths.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
Notice in Partition.

MARY ANN oGLEvEE, William ogle.
I'VE wee, j. Finley Oglevee, Nancy Ogle-
Wee and Susannah Oglevee, will take notice
that a petition was filed against them on
the 18th day Of August, 1865, in the Court
of Common Pleas of Harrison County,
Ohio, by John r. Hanna and James w.
Hanna, and is now pending, wherein they
demand partition Of the following real es-
tate, to-wit: Situate in Harrison County,
Ohio, a part Of the North East quarter Of
Section 2 Township 10 and Range S. be-
ginning at post in the North East corner
of said Section, thence South llo West, 1863
perches; thence North SOC West, 80 O53-IOO
perches; thence North 1lo East 1853 perches,
thence South $40 East 80 53-l00 perches to
the beginning, containing 81 lilo acres more
or less And that at the next term of said
Court, commencing October 10th, 1861 they
willapply for an order that partition msy
be made of said promises. al& nm
N I .a4.a. In JAM. ESTEP.
III Attorney for Petitioners. 53
August 80, 1855 4et l0I
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

a<S~We want the people of this Senator
ial District to rccollect that\Dr West, the
''l ounyun' nominee for State Senator as
scrts that IF Douglas and Breckenridge
were candidates before the people today.
he would cote for breckenridge" Who
can vote for the man who desires to vote
for the Rebel Secretary Of War if running
against Douglas
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20
Death of samueI george, sr,

:
1t becomes our painful duty this week to
announce the death of one of our oldest and
most respected citizens SAMUEL GEORGE,
Sr,-who departed this life on last Satur-.
day, September I6, after long and pain.
full Illness. ..-...s...g... .--.
Mr. George come to Cadz about the
year 1880, and has been identified with its
history ever since. He was a man whom
everybody respected, and his untiring in
dustry, strict integrity and upright eharac-
ter made him model business man and
citizen in whatever he was engaged. Atthe
time Of his death he was aged about 63
years. He was always useful citizen, and
his loss will be sadly felt by the people of
Cadiz. His disease was infamat on of the
bowels, and baffied the skill Of the best
physicians. He leaves large family to
mourn his loss.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

-WsaDon't forget that L. j. Brown has
received his new goods. They are nice, md
the ladies say unsurpassed by any yet in
Cadi2, When you are in town, cali and
you will be used well and given bargains.
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Has just returned from the East with one of
the largest ttocks of goods in his line ever
brought to the place, Gus" is well
known all through the county a, clever
tellowaud everybody knows that he will have
none but No l goods. His piece goods
are splendid and his ready made unsurpass-
ed. Give him call.
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-GsaKTNsEY CARR, of SmithAeld, Jeffer-
son county, hung himself in his stable last
night, and was not discovered un-
I'll the next morning. lie was quite an aged
man, and leaves wife, and family-all
married. 1t is supposed he was laboring
under temporary arrangement Of mind.
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aea~ By reference to a notice in another
column, it will be seen that Secretary Jar
Wis will be in Cadiz few days previous to
the Fair, for the purpose of making En-
tries. Competitors would do well to have
their entries made before the Fair opens.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-20

pas'Ihe rush for tin inwhich to put up
fruit still continues. Paul has his hands at
work constantly and Harrison & McKinnie
have received some twenty five dozen from
the east. d "a ~S t'e - aS
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Smyrna Fair.

Then Smyrna Fair will be held near Smyr
na, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
the Goth, 9th and 18th days of September.
The Smyrna Fair is always well attended,
and this year promises better than anyrpre-
vious, Let everybody that can attend.
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PUBLIC SALE,

VKSHE subscribor, living threo miles south
4 Of Cadiz, Will offer ut P.UBLIC SALE
ON THURSDAY. tho 2Sth of fSEPTEMBER,
1885, tbs following property, to wit: His
entire stock of woll-kn0wn Fine Sheep
Consisting Of ONE HUNDRED and. Six
rY EWES, Fifty ewe-lambs, Forty wealth
Ur-lambs, Fourteen buck lambs, and Four
gearling bucks. Ono Of the yearling bucks
took the first stpremiums at our County Fair,
ahore fourteen, and oua-fourth pounds of
wool, One of the others shore twelve and
nne-half pounds. One of the buck lambs,
Young g'' 'Iiibtard'ls bred front he celebra-
tod tnck ''lIibbard," that took tie first
premium at che State Fair, in 1864, and sold
In Licking County Six Thousand Dol
lars. Young Hubbard was dropped thcl5th
Of March, 1888, weighs so pounds, and has
the appearance OF. making as good "a buck as
his sire in every respect. The above sheep
averaged Abs lia oz To the fleece and the
wool sold for 76 cents per pound. Alsothree
bead Of Horses, one fonr year old brown
Horse, one pair Of MATCHED BAYS, three
years old, all well broke; two milch COWS,
one full blooded Durham Cow, will be fresh
about The middle, of October. Terms made
known tho day ef sales SALE to commence
JOHN McFADDLN, Urish,)
Newark "True American copy once
and charge Cadiz Sentinel.N ta''
Sept. ~ lS05---3t.l aaig-Nv1nsf at5a tiniu
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EfA.The Harrison County Bible Society
will hold their annual meeting in the NJ. i.
Church, in Cadiz on Friday, Oct, 18th, at
! o clock, 7. NJ. Officers of the Society
are to be elected. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by Revs. Grimes, Carr, and others. -
The friends of the Bible cause are invited
to be pre- ent. a.#..r. ...
BY order of the Board.
..t.- H. TT RAIpn aa
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kaERosoman IL Wier have received their
new Fall and Winter Goods from the East,
and are selling as cheap as the cheapest. =
These gentlemen, although they have not
long been in Caliz, have favo.ably impress.
ed all, and by fair dealing, are bnilding up
a good trade. We bespcak for them
liberal share of public patronage, and
would advise our friends to them call.
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Mass Meeting at 81. Clatrsv,I,e

We are in receipt of the following note
from the Chairman of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of. Belmont county, which
speaks FOR itself
Eiit6r Seat,nel.-Will you please an
nonnce in your paper that Hon G. i. Val
and General G. w. Morgan will
address the people at st. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, Sepfenber 26.