The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18

For the Cadiz Sentinel.
Grand Circular Fox Hunt.

AaNn0 VA AAaNANa
4 Ars meeting Of the citizens .0f district Moss
Eof cadiz township At the houss Of Olive Garner,
on &c eveniHg Of DC llth Of Febrqaty 1857,
foritlle purpose Of making srrangsnients for a
circular COX hunt, Jainss Porter was called to
the>chair ana John Bsrrcklo%, jr, appointed
Secretary. After which Saturday, the 18th of
February was agreed upon as the day Of the
hunt, also 1t was agreed upon to have the center
in the bottom above Bargars' Saw mill, alter
whicha committee Of alree were ATpoihted to
set the boundary lines which was reported as
follows: Commencingst at the north east corne-
of James Jamisons farm, from thence south
along the section line to the south east corner Oi
the Major farm in Athens township; from thence
west in direct line to the south west corner Of
tle farm that John Scott resides on; thence
north in a direct line to the northwest corner o
the farm that John Maholm resides en-; thence
east in direct line to the place of beginning. :
.Xiffter .Xiffter which the following officers were 2ap.
pointed ~ ''o.-' -i'o
chit Hasstal yAs Dag.-Asa Dickcrgon,
1t was agreed to have four head Marshals oI
The lines, Samuel McFadden, (I) on the east
1 line, John McFadden, (I) south line, Eldrod
Holiday, west line, George L. Hayerfeld, north
/ line. "l-4'S --'-
The following under Marshals were then op-
poih' ed: ...a.-a-.t.|
I Eu5ine.-sanuel McFaadlen, jr., Alexander
slxton David Braden, Hudson Dickerson.
/ Soaea zne.-Robort Webb Hiram Lafferty
Matthew Phillips, Esq, Joshua L. Dickerson.
/ Vest line George Lalrcrty, samuel Clifford,
Adam Hamilton, John B, McFadden
North Mae.-Charlcs D. Wells, Nathan Hav-
eried, J ohm Jamison, John Robb.
Ctp,aias on tie Etst Hae.-Garret Shank
Adam MaAit, David Welling, Henry Maffit, j.
Brothers, Geo McFadden Thompson McFad.
den, Robert Porter, Augustus Porter, Robert
McFadden, VIM. Oglevic, VIM. Groves, VIM
Hamilton, Joseph Dickerson, John Maftit, II
Barricklow.
South Hne-John Mccoy, Samuel Shrieyes
James Brown, Jonathan Hendershot, Adam
/ Oglevie, Theodore Fisher, Henry Maxwell, s
Dickerson, j. Dunlap, s. Dunlap, H. Barrick
low, W. McMil1in, s. Kirkpatrick, J. Hannas
Adam Porter, I. Rankin.
,. Vest Hne-J ohm Alexander, c. Barricklow
A. J, ReaJ Mllikin, 5, Fulton, j.. Houser D
Barrett, w. L. Ramsey, W. ,Cosbin, W. McFad
den j. Hanes, j. Na5h A. Barrett, Michae
Millikin. John Maholm, Lewis Barrett
ID North Ene.-John Yarnell, Calvin Rogers
Barney Rogers, George ShiVers, VIM. Jamison
Thomas Lofe, Pat Haverfeld, John Bargar, j
Hverfeld, Samuel Shivers James Davis, Johl
MaFadden, ir., Joseph yelling, Joseph McFad
den, Kersey Kinsey, Conrod Hilligas.
| ARRANGEsENrs.-rh four head Marshal
are requested to meet at the center, on tn
morning ofthe hunt, and get the time for tn
day; then each Marshal proceeds to the corne
togive orders to the under Marshals the time t
march, which they fix on the morning Of tn
; huat. .gt
, Resolced That each captain hsve six men, an
be on the lines at half-past nine o'clock ready
r march when orders is given by the Marshals.-
1t is hoped that they will be placed along til
lines so as to march in good order to the fir
straw line. All will await the signal, whic
WILDE the firing Of a gun by the Marshal of tn
day. ... ....- t.....
Resoluea, That the four head marshals sha
report to the chief Marshal Of the Day whe
l ~, lines ora oil in ond raody fo march IN III
center, also at straw line. 1t is to be sil
cerely hoped that no person, under any circun
stances, will fire gun at the outer straw lin
: as it may disarrange the lines, and destroy tt
concert of action so essential to success.
q In conclusion it is hoped that all will come G
Q foot except the Marshals Come one, come al
n JAMES PORTER, President.
JOHN BARRrcKLow, Secretary.