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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
Harrison Cnunty Mast Furnish iRer
Quota Of Mcm for the Sar.

Lieut.. S. F. T'TMMoSs, late Of Capt. CaSel's
raise company Of Volunteers in Harrison
county He has opened an office in Cadiz
where men are mustered into service as soon as
they volunteer. and their pay, board and cloth
ing commences from that time.
He calisupon every patriotin Harrison coun-
ty between the ages Of Is and As to come for
ward and volunteer in defense Of the ConStiu,
ton and the Union. The Company must be
made sp within the next tendays.a Let Harrl.
son county do her duty.
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. J. W. SIM MONS, wishes 10 inform his old
lN Eriends and customers in Cadiz, that he has
opened shop in Cadizand that he rs prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
Hanging, GlaRing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in has Inc OF business, wlllhnd it to their
advantage TO give him call as he is determined
0 excel; and 10 his friends OF Green and Wayne
ownshps he would say he Intends to have place
t business in Hopedaie, and he hopes they will
ont.nue 10 patronize him with that hberal patron-
90 winch they have Tor the pas year bestowed.
Cadiz, o., ap22 ~ Not& aai 5a..f e
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Public Notice.

THuE Trustees Of School Section l6, Greene
Twnship, Harrison County, Ohio, will offer
TO rem. or lease publicly on the 9th ol Nov ember
1851 between the hours Of Ten and Twelve O'Clock
of said day, the above named section at the house
OF John lowels. living on said section l6. for the
term OF three years, commencing April, A. D.
1869. Immediately after Lease, Trustees will meet
to execute the Lease with said Lessees according
to Law.
Terms made known the day of sale.
BY order Of The 1rpstees.
y. t5s NELSON BlRN EYt Clerk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

Three deaths took place ia Cadn d0riqg
the past week. The FIRST one was the inter-
esting and only Child Of A. W. and Mary Bos-
twick, who was burned to death by his clothes
taking fire. The second was the youngest son
of Lewis Lewtoa, Esq who died from "Putrd
Sore Throat and observation-disclosures Group
The third was Mrs. Mcconnell, who died with
Consutnptan
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M a r r. IE D.

Mr.. Moses Handley, .Sr,, Of IIopedale, aged
S5, was united in matrimoDy at the Lemmon
House by Rev. McCteady, last week. to Mrs.
Mason, aged between 80 and 40. Something
OF contrast in age. Success and long lie 10
the happy pair. s8r f7,.,.i Wan 51i b
On the 3Id inst, at the American House,
Cadiz, O., by I. Phillips, Esq, Mr.. JoHN
TOWNSEND to MIss HANNAH DUT1EN, all q
Harrison county. 1854 serls,gs3s ss8Egs.. "a
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6-1'he CadH Cadets, Capt. Phillips, and
the Cadiz ARTILLERY, Capt. Stratton, attracted
universal attention at the funeral OF Lieut..
James A. Lahuse on last Sabbath, BY their gen
tlemaniy deportme at and soldier like conduct
N n that oncoS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
EnX PAYING

Time is here, and the Treasurer has commen-
ced receiving the semi annual sfpeads from the
dear people. When they visit Mr.. Richey, our
patrons will find the Sentinel office on the op-
posite side OF the street. where we would be
happy to have friendly call dom each and
all of them . .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
Legal Notice.

.
Dnyid PattefSoni Court Of Common Pleas;
Joseph Dunbar, Ohio,
Elenor Dunbar, ct. al
TOSEPH DUNBAR and Elenof Dunbar, his
y wife, of - County, in the State of
Iowa, viii take notice that David Patterson, of the
couFty Of Harrison and State OF Ohio, did on the
3lst day of August, A. d. 1851, flo his petition in
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Harrison county,
his wife, all, setting forth that said defendants,
on the 2eth day Of March, A. y. 1853, gave mort
gcge 10 said David Patterson, on the North East
quarter of section No. twenty six t26 township
eleven tiE In Range tive t5l containing one hun.
dred and sixty acres ti60) more or less, in snid
county OF Harrison. 10 secure the payment OF debts
as evidenced by four promissory notes men
toned i'll said mortgage One for 5000 and interest
from ist June, 1857 due lst OF June 1851; to
become due let june 1862, callingtor So 10 with
interest from lst June 1887; TO become due lst
June 1868, calling tor $500 and interest iron lat
JUNE 1857 and one TO becoife due ON lst June 1861
calling Ior $500 and interest from is June, 1887,
and praying that ori account nfuy be taken oi the
amount now due the p!uinMn GU said Hoes so de-
scribed in petition, and OF the amount TO become
due on same, and tha. the said Joseph Dunbar
may b. decreed TO pay the amount now i6uifd due
to the plaintiff, and that IN default thereof that
said premises may be s1d, apd 9lAintltis Is cainI
paid out OF proceeds OF SAID sales and that the bal
ance OF The proceeds nay be paid into court
and TO be SUBJECT ~ order ai the court,
uIter the deternIn ton ofprIor leins, us between
prior and subsequent eInhoiders. And sand del
iendents are nouhed tBat they are required u ap-
pear and said pelillon AMOR before the 3UtE
DAVI1PATTERsoN w
ltg4 ~ BY tn. McAlArH, IRIS atty a
October g. l86l-6t f.sgsa...,es {.
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RHcNPcly Normal School.

We direct attention to the advertisement OF
this excellent institution in to.days paper -
The Professors are NJ. I, and we would advise
all young gentlemcn and ladies, who wish TO
secure an excellent education to 60 to the Nc
Neely Normal School
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Township Military Com nlittecs..

We are requested b. the County Military
Committee to state that John Moore is appoint
ed Committee man for Greene township in
place Of johnson Craig; and James G. Hender
son Committee man for Athens township in
place of George Cook
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

0trThe way President bincoln is abused by
the abolitionists in this County, for removing
Gen. Fremont. sounds somewhat queer to those
who have heard so much loud talk from these
same men, about sustaining the President.
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eeuarrc' Between Floyd aud Use
OaHccrS Of sEsc Wise LcEiOn.

Quarrel Between Floyd mud sste
OaiccrS Of sEsc Wise LcEiOn.
1t appears that some Of the officers of the
Wise Legion have dsapproved OF Floyd'S con
duet, and published their opinions in the Rich.
mond Enquirer, at which Floyd Is greatly griev
ed, and sends a letter to the En9mrea, of which
the following is an extract: .......
HEAD QUARTEQs ARMY OF KANAwHA
CAMP ON SEwEIL, October G, 1861.
In the Enq,tirer of October l you have pub
lished certain letters, dated in Camp Defiance,
purportipg to be written by officers in the
"Wise Legion, under my c1mmand. These
persons pre- end to narrate my conduct in this
campaign, particularly in the late actions on the
GauIev and retreat to Meadow Bluff Thrir
statements are calumniatory talsehoods, having
no shadow OF truth for their foundation; but
their intention and not less their rnalignity, is
too obvious to permit me to believe that they
can be Injurious either to my own reputation or
that of the army which then commanded.
He then proposes to leave his reputation to
history, and his "livirg countrymen who love
Justice" In conclusion he demands the names
of the officers who invented and published the
libels against "their General, that they might be
tried by the military tribunals, and pun shed ac,
cording to the laws of the army"
To this letter the proprietors and editors o.
the Enquirer thus reply:
ENQUIRER OFFICE, October 10, 1861
Joux B. FLOYD, ESQ 81: Your letter o
October 6 is before us Not recognizing any
authority in yourself, either individually or as
commander of the of Kanawa, to demand
the names Of our correspondents, we decline to
comply with your request.
TYLER, WISE & ALLEGRE.
We decline to furnish the names Of our cor
respondents to General Floyd, because of his
purpose to seek vndcation through court
martial, instead Of the usual mode aI1ong gem
tIemen. Whenever General Floyd proposes a
personal vindication, the names Of our CORES
popdents shall be furnished.
We shall dismiss this letter with the state.
ment that the characters of our correspondents
have never been stained by the suspicion Of a
crime, and that the charge Of ialsehood against
them is much easier made than proved. They
are gentlemen, the equals OF General Floyd, in
every respect, and what they have averred IN
their communications, we believe to be true in
letter and spirit, ...r. .... a.
EXPECTED DEATH OF WIsE.--The Enquirer,
of the 11th gives the following account oi Gen.
eral Wlse's health: .e
1--WE are extremely sorry to learn that last
eve ing the health OF General Wise had not
exhibited any improvement, and that his condi
ton excited some very grave apprehensions."
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SMYRNA Fair.

Next week we shall publish the Premium
List Of the Fair held near Smyrna in Septem-
ber. ~ ~ tF
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE!
...H.t...4 4t ras.Fs - -. --------- tasg II Ng4 !
SPALDINGS PREPRAED GLUH
SAVE THE Pieces.

SAVE THE PIECES. 4
ECoONOMY! ,DlSPATGfi. N
Rr"A STITcH IN TINE SAVES NtNE.r-E9
As accidents will happen. even in well fegufa!
ted families, il ls very desirable to hnye som
Toys, Croekefy, &c. t
:, sPALDlNlifS PREPARED. GLUE 8.s.g
meets all such emergencies and no household eau
afford to be without IT. II is always feadyi and
up to the sticking point. AZ. ss E s@
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
~. b. Brush accompanies erch Bottle.
Price, % cents Address, 80 ,9la s
HENRY C. .SPkLDINCi, HI
No. 45 CElIAR Street, New York!
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No. As CBl,AR Street, New Vi
CAifffnN

As certain unprncipled persons are aitempting
10 pan off ,hc tfn suspecting pu6fie Anitatiens
OF my PREPARED GLUE, | would raation all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see
TINT the full f.ame,
4; ~ ~ n,tstde ~ MR. III
ling counterieits tf83'&3 sAsassgs@ NV tSaaeS
81 Nov 2l.IS6U ly 3s tAs,s3seg Md Hs3se 4Fka&afa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

crit is believed that not less than $500
people we're at the funeral OF Lieut.. Laizure on
last Sabbath.
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Avr,cuIturnI Meeting.

The Annual Meeting for the election OF Off
GERS Of the Harrison County Agricultural Soci-
ety, will take ploce in the Court House, IN
Cadiz. on Friday, October 25, 1861, at 10
O'Clock, A M.
The Premiums awarded at the late Fair will
be paid on hat day. -
JOHN M.RoBINSON, Secretary.
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ssEoEGis 4 NILsoN RrILLs.

"a 98ll EAUII,I IUHID3 N18M Fl8* @A
MANUf, SCI XII and nave, col Hstaafl Y for sale.
lfA al Our WAREHOUSES, near Tie DEPOT. Uoable
Esrfa Fulinlgtaad EStra SupEH FisJJR from
good Sound sMneaLia upr fFlsnfliss WasTarted
meal. Mia Feed aud Bran sold at low iigifres il
qi"ntities " sujt purchasers. h ssa 800 M a 4
Custom Work done with Dispatch, and satis(nc.
tion warranted stsEN3KtE & 1I.sllN
W. Aprit9sgH0 tt0i4ttiI aassia s8 6sa 1
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Oct. 9, 1876
NJ. s. rl,FADDEN AZ co,

- son County, tbut they have received very
large stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware
Queenswarc, and Made up Clothing, which they
invite the people 10 call and examine nd Judge oI
themselves. We are deternfDed not to allow any
person to tndorsell u.s.
: Cadiz, Oct. 0, 1904 =
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Lung DiSea SIC.
lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Throat Disease, &c. &c. +.

IIOIPIoHV OoH9uIhPtIUIIi DTUHCHIlISi AoIhlna,
Throat Disease, &c. &c. o..
We call especial attention to persons afflicted
with those diseases % the fact that we have an
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered. We have ste.
ceeded tins route in restoring ca ses of this kind
in lew months who have been treated for wears
10 no effect and Others are now under trea tment
and are rapidly bein. restored; in fact to use
coming upevery day We do not positively cl aim
that there is no so far advanced but that we
can help and make them more comfortable pro-
long lille; and the most ofcases can be successfully
cured il taken in any kind of time Remember
this Is an age OF Improvement, and remedies are
being discovered that disarm diseaue OF many OF
many OF its terrors. We invite those who are
threatened, or have any form of Lung Disedse, to
give US one trial. when we can prove all we have
said in ihe above.
EX44HINA TON FREE.
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OF Don't forget the Agricultural Meeting on
next Friday.
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A FIiSr RAE LJI OF TRUNKS, 10 JuSIi
IN received aud tor sale cheapDy
y. n. GttA WORD, Agent. ~
MnYch 40 s4gHtR VI Market street, Ga,z. IA
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cons- 6asfcIT,s company.

We learn from Ietter received from Private
James Crumley, that the following gentlemen
are the non commissioned officers at present Of
Capt. Csstell's Company
First Sergeant--Allen Green. .r.-
Second William Randall.
Third james Upton.
Fourth /" John @. Clifford.
Fifth John G. Burns.
First CofpOral-JOhn c. Bayless.
Second /" Andrew Smith.
Third D" " Henry Delong.
Fourth Horace B. Hatton.
Fifth WIN. Wheeler.
Sixth T" --Wm. Scott
Seventh Ross Naragong. o..
Eighth &c. A. Tweed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

From the Advertiser, Providence. K. I.
f. The Cephalic Pills are said 10 be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and ono Of tho
very best tor that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered. -fH &
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

From the Western r. r, Gazstte, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaiding and his anri-
vailed Cephalic Pills, A
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
Dyspepsia ANA Liver Disease.

Dyspepsia ana Liver Disease. q.
Do You rise with coated ongue in the mornings
with bad taste in the mouth and poor appetite
for breakfast Do you feel when You first get up
so weak md languid you scarcely get ab Cut2
Do you have dizziness in the head al times and
often duness, with headache Occasionaiyi Are
your bowels tostive and irregular and appetite
changablei Do you reft up wind from the stomach
and do you bloat up oflenl Do you feel full.
ness alter eatihg and eoueness when the stom.
ach is emp'ya Do you feel low spirited and look
on the dark size of things' Are ynt; not Unusually
nervous al timesi Do you not become restless
and oitenay until midnight before you can go to
sleepl and then AT times don't you feel duff and
eepy most OF the timel Is your skin dry and
scnyF also sal low2 III short is your life not
burthen full of forebodnqsi Now these are the
symptoms generally present, but not always all
OF them, and there thousands Who are suffer.
ing daily from them. and We pledge ourselves, in
from three to five prescriptions to drive them all
away and completely cure the patient, changing
their whyle physical and mental nature, and TINS
make blessing instead OF burthen. We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged
TO give US one fair trial and we candidly can do
just what is above set forth Try TWO prescriptions
ald we can in that time satisfy the most incredu-
ous. We call especial atten ton to Odr almost
invaluable treatment in the above Diseases
prove all things -
SALT RHEUM AND SJALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every case Of these
diseases. This is positive fact and we will
pledge ourselves t. give $50 to any case of the
kind that we cannot cure and we generally cure
with one prescription.
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Religious Notice.

There will he preaching IN the Disc iples Meet
ing House. Csdiz. every other Lords Day, nom,
ing aud evening, BY The Pastor, Elder +. b
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

1AVlS is now taking pictures for Is cents, and
~ putting them up in good cases.
flrt 1E,Il.l ellLE ..lM- y ~ ~. ..t-- N---
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" A single bottle Of SPALDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE willSave ten times It's cost afttauaiiy. Ca
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

d Ga1ai ,sai ueIsal alsAsw asae hshsaag
.sFeard saiiA8
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aa t1tlfs0f tge3ai nv IS ssaF fFFE.s1j 'is3 af /.
'T a&Fi4k 4aN p sase
, 1861-08-09

TVeada3's - New York Cattle Market.
From the N. y. Tribune, Aug, II
The mi; market opened ~ %ofoiag w{h 1ssa than
lev that were sold yesterday, aud an eaorf was sa
made By the brokers to crowd the price 5 little
above the zates Of last week, but with the exec
tSn q rome Of the first sales Of the beet lots Of
6nhocEe, the effort #as generally unsuccessful
bnlleeks agaiEst 45oo hesd last week, should
give Them an advance, but the butchers, BY words
and deeds, convinced tt EN- that lie supply last
week vas so large that they coula do viii very
smal stock this week: and whenever they thought
an ;th advance "a Was asked walked cut Of the yards
evidently determined to buT at the rates Of last
WeeE, q not at all and as soon a. It became gen
orally known that several hundred head more
been delaytd Oh tie New jersey T Central, l The the
wholesale buyers held back, and this made very
dull ttate Ct trade for the last half the fozenoon
Tuesday, and a good many Of the brokers began to
tnsitt that the market was actually worse, instead
o. better. About clock the cattle Of the delay
tra1n arrives IN the midst Of a market, the num-
Der appeared greater than It really was, and for
some time proved damper to business, so that on
The weather. trade nearly ceased for some hours.
Il nnal1y 1ev1yed toward night, and pretty iail
spare Of the stock gold ont, on the whole, at just
a1out the rates Of last Tuesday.
IFS probable TINT some Of the best steers haze
sold better today than 1ast Tuesday, but on the
H1oie, Notwithstanding the reduced nnoper. sne
Hasket cannot be eaid TO be any better. though it
Wednesday. Of couree there will be less to sell,
ard p1o obab3y all will be sod.
There are come SMALL lots Of eta1e cattle n mar
keI To-day, which oWuera cay the can sell oette1
than last week, but not enough better to pay for
Keeping over: The rates at which n1ne.tenths OF
me bullocks have sold today, have been eqalsa-
lent to 1855 pound for the net " 1sht ot meat'
Eelsers Eipki1g ofal.
The Ea1es Of Monday, both here and At Bergen,
we're much lighter than usual, and 81 prices nof
sny better, Il aB good. ne to-day. The general
average quality OF the stock may not be quite as
coed ae last week but is rery good f1r the ims Of
Jeaf ard not likely to run lower, as tue eota crop
and It viii coon be In . condition for proata6l
fesding to stcelks As whisky is verJ !oW: 4nd me
southern market cosed, the corr VIII 90 i41o PEI
os4 @ PORK, making cheap meat and plenty oi sasso"
, 1861-08-09

Market about Sc better. Sales included rs brls
tCIifton'' AID 80 brls '.Empite'' {WatertoHn)
spring extra at $s19 and soo b;ls .Beflin City, on
PIT: Wheat-Reeeipts Is 974 bushels. Market 1c
higher closing at for the two leading grades
in store salea $50 bu No in store at 74s; $3.50
h9 do IN store at &c; 5.soo ba do d. It 75s;
ID store At 500 bu do in store at sc, i4,s00
bu do del at s $50 bu do del at Sic, 3O bn reject
ed at e6c, and 100 bu milling club 1T Ssc Coarse
I5e. IS bn cats. Several thousand bu oats and
corn arrived nom Chicago by lake to-day We
heard Of no fa1es eday, and quote the market as
Earley nominal Freights, &c for wheat to Buffalo,
-Sentinel-
, 1861-08-09

Ho for tho 18th Resanaeas, 1, V.-cey
mcAKsh0r commanding. -+rr.
Company A (Rumeey Rlfcs) requires about:UI
ablc bodied men to 60 into activs service. ThS}
12th IL mustered in for three years {unless sooner
dieehargedl and Is now stationed at Cairo, Rel
esuase sent down without delay, and free o. ex-
enEe.,
Pay s1s per month, rations and clothing. -:
bounty when discharged, $1oo In gold. Il
Those desisous Of joining Will please call at
Ltnd's Block, Randolph Street Bridge. wlera all
necessary information win be given By ~
-, =, .. A. G. DucAT, Captain.
::'Lient DUNCAN 'AdcI.EAn, Recruiting oficer,
No71cz.:IYbe members Of the Bryan Ight:
Guard are requested = meet ut the Armory this
evening for the purpose Of trensacting important
tusfress.' g. F. LETz, Captain.
T. Miller. Orderly.
HEADQUARTERS YATES puA1ANx,f
CHICAGO, August s.
ali country companies and portions Of compa-
MES in the country, will report their condition at
once to the Headquarters in Chicago, 90 that
transportation papers will be forwarded to them
Immediately, as the Regiment ia nov under march
iEg orders. By order,
AUSTIN LIGHT, Col. Com.
FRANK B. MARSHALL, Adjutant
~ For inyalds, delicate females, ETC., there
IL perhaps nothing in the whole matef1a medtca
which poesess the powerful strengthning and In
rigorating qualities Of Iron and Peruvian Bark,
both Of these remedies have been held in high e.
tnlation for centuries, by the most3 Learned Ply
siciana, The Bitter Wine Of Iron contains thege
! valuable tonics, with the best quality Of Sherry
! Wine forming combination delicious to the
| taete and acceptable to the stomach. Prepared
| only and cold By Smith & Dwyer, Druggists and
] Chemists, opposite the fremont House. aups3t
| MILITARY BooKs.-E. S. War Department Infan-
try Tactice $1.55; Scott's Tactics, $275; Hardee,
| $1-62; zouave Drill by Ellsworth, $1.00; The
| Young Recruit. $t.00; Cavalry Tactics, by War
Department, 81 IS; Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan,
| $1t0; Army Regulations, 1861, 81 g.
MArs.-Colton's Map Of the United States, Soc;
Map Of the Scat Of War, s1.oo-emall, SOC; Apple
toms Maps, sc each; Lloyd'e Railroad Maps, Csc
each, ALI free BY mail from the Military Book
store Of P. I. Sherlock, III Dearborn street.
aug66t
~ The notes Of the City Bank of Ottawa will
be received on deposit and redeemedin New York
exchange at e Of Per cent, by the Western Aa-
! rfue and Fire Insurance Company
| aug5-15t ]. Il. WooDWoRrH, President.
| E Cook McLafn, 58 Dearborn street, h6ve
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
| garments less taau any other touee In the city.
| "a
GE- All ahonld not fail to read the advertise
nent Of Prof Wood in to-day's paper. uh-1y.