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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-16

Corporal William C. yelling and private
John ID. Askven, of Capt. Bostwick's com
pany, 74th Ohio regiment arrived horne one
day last week. Mr.. yelling has received 4
discharge from the service, having beer
crippled in some way, which renders hin
unable to perform military duty. MIR. Ask.
ven has been sick with lever four or five weeks
and is home on furlough to recruit hi:
health.
Hiram Dickerson, jr.,a, member Of Capt
Cunninchams company, 30th Ohio regiment,
died recently at Flat Top Mountain, where
the regiment is now stationed, Mr. Dicker-
son was good soldier, respected while living
and dead, mourned. asg ..3.aa' +.
Thomas w. Giles, a member Of the "Cadi2
Guards, +" who was wounded on the battle.
field of Shiloh, and who has been at home
for some time past, left Csdiz on last Thurs.
day morning 10 JON his regiment, now al
Florence, Ala. He has recovered from the
effects of his wound. and has willingly and
bravely returned to the service OF his coun
try upon the 'tented field" We wish him
a safe journey to his regiment and hope he
may soon greet his brave comrades OF Com
pany H, and with them sing the songs Of
the Union,
"Wsy down South in Alabama"
lie takes with him the very best wishes o.
every one for his future well being.
Capt. 7. c Rowles was in town two or
three days last week, endeaVoring to obtain a
few more men for his company. lie return
ed to camp on Saturday evening, taking
with him, We understand, some seven OF
eight recruits His command is known as
Company L, 8Slh Regiment."l t. ..-..
Charles P. McFsdden, a member OF Capt.
Hanna's company, 69th Ohio regiment,
reached home on Friday egening last. having
been discharged from the service ON account
Of bad health. He looks very weak and
caTe-worn, and no doubt feels deeply the
effects Of being sick away from home, among
strangers and in q strange land. .-~
David Barrett, brigade Wagon master o
Gen Scammon's brigade, now in Western
Virginia, arrived in town on Saturday even
ing last, TO pay our citizens short visit
Lie is in good health, and looks as well as we
have seen him. He gives good account O.
the Harrison county boys in the Both regi.
ment. 4a,.,.eif. .a..t..s. ..
Capt. Hanna, whose arrival home in i'll
health we noticed few weeks since, started
or Nashville, on last Monday morning, to
rejoin his regiment. lie has nearly recover
ed from his sickness, and returns to take
command Of his company. May success at
tend him. ,s4l,f gg ,r s.. VI s..4. a. *, Z,
Major General Mitchell passed the Cadi2
Junction on last Friday evening, en- route foi
Washington, where he has been ordered to
report, but for what purpose he does moi
know. - Cadiz Republican. ,4sa f.,Eu @a.
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CA. M I'd "A TG II
SENTINEL!

Wewill furnish the CADIz SENTINEL
from the Both day of July next unit
the October election, 1862, at the fol>
lowing terms:-
Single copy sa .t9..i- 20 cents.
Clubs of five Or upwards 20 cts. each.
ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE ACCOM-
PANIED WITH THE CASH. -f|
The paper, as usual, will furnish the
latest war news, all the County News,
besides large amount of political
reading designed to promote the sue
cess of sound constitutional doctrines
and principles-and the overthrow of
Abolition Republicanism at the ballot
box. sDa' .arah.a alm..a .a-
The above price will barely cover the
cost, our object being to put the paper
D.
at such low figure as to bring it
within the reach of every man in Har-
rison county during the coming cam
paign.
Our friends in each township will
accommodate us and aid the good
cause by inducing their neighbors to
become subscribers. e. ..... .,..,. III.
The SENTINEL is sent free of postage
to all subscribers residing in Harrison
county. @-'"t ..e.mH . am
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TERMS,--S1.5O

mitted within the limits Of the Corporation,
his jurisdiction shall be co. extensive with
the county; he shall give bond and security.
as is required by law of Justices Of the
Peace, to be approved by the Council; he
shall keep docket and be allowed the same
fees that Justices Of the Peace are, or
he may be allowed for similar services.
SEC. 2. The Mayor shall keepa Finance
book, noting therein all monies received by
him for Licenses, Fines, or other monies ior
the use Of the Incorporation and shall pay
the same over to the Treasurer, taking his
receipt therefor, which shall be filed away
and presented on the exhibit of bis books Tor
settle ment at the end OF his term of office,
SEC. 8. The Mayor shall sign the min
utes of each meeting directly upon their
adoption.
SEC 4. 1t shall be the duty OF the Mayor
to enforce strictly the statutes within the
perview Of his jurisdiction, as well IS the
ordinances of the Incorporated YIllage.
SEC. 8. For neglect or refusal on the part
of the Mayor to perform any Of the duties
OF his Office. he shall be fined in any sum
from one to ten dollars as the Council may
determine.
SEC, &. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage ane publication.
All ordinances Of previous date, in relation
to the Mayor, are hereby repealed.
Passed June IL, 1862.
THOS. NICHOLSON, Mayor.
E. WIN. RoMIcK, Recorder.
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PrOtC citing The wives Of Absent

The following exposure of the kind
of protection which a Republican SEN
ator Of this State, has been giving the
wife of an absent soldier, is decidedly
suggestive. No doubt this Senator
has often turned up the whites of his
eyes at the awful morals which are be-
gotten of slavery. He has often expa-
tiated in tones of indignant denuncia-
ton at the wrongs and insults offered
to negro husbands. How he respects
the marriage bed of a soldier who has
gone forth tofght his country's battles
the following will show:
IFrom the Newark IN. J., Journal, 2ith.s
"soAN. MAG."-AN OHIO SENATOR IN Diff
GUILTY. .,
An unhappy case of scandal in domestic
life was exposed in this city on Saturday
evening, in which Senator of the State of
OHIO found that Jersey justice knows no dts
elimination Of persons when her laws are dis
obeyed. Mrs. Elizabeth Joralemon, whose
husband holds Captains commission in the
army, has for some months past with her
two children resided with her husbands rel
atives IN this city. During this time the
Hon. John Hood, of Marion county, Ohio,
has made frequent visits to Newark, and was
suspected OF being on too familiar terms with
the lady. A hurdle of letters, upwards Of
seventy in number, directed to Mrs. j., was
recently discovered by Capt. Jorale mons
brothers, and in these were ound conclusive
evidence Of the guilt Of their sister in law
On Saturday evening she was seen in compa
ny with the Ohioan, and was ultimately
traced to private room in an ice cream sa-
loon, where it isunderstood the guilty pair
were caught H. Ragrante delictu. The Sena-
tor made hasty retreat, and the exaspera-
ted brothers took charge OF their sister-in-
law, and on Sunday morning accompanied
her to the police office for the purpose o
making affidavit against the Hon. John Hood. |
The Hen. Senator was arrested at the hotel
at which he was staying, and was brought
before the police justice, who held both par
ties to bail in the sum OF 81, 500 for their
appearance at the next term OF court to an
swer to the charge Of adultery.
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nm ORDINANCE

For tie Election Of Offers Of he hcoporateq
Village Of Ha@Y8Nis ..,,. ,..e
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council o
the incorporated Village OF Harrisvlle, thai
at the regular annual election there shall be
elected one Mayor, one Recorder, five Trus
tees, one Treasurer, one Marshall and one
Street Commissioner, for the government o.
said Corporation, who shall hold their offices
Tor one year and until their successors are
chosen and qualified, unless removed accord
ing to law. l..,.-.,..a III
SEC. 2. This ofdiaance to take effect from
and after its passage and publication. ''
SEc.. 8. All former ordinances in relation
to the election Of officers are hereby repealed.
( Passed June IL, 1862, g 97IleHf94
| gg l.fe THOS. NICHOLSON, Mayor.
+. WIN. RoMIoK, Recorder.
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Look upon this Picture.

m roIlo,,,.,, -. ,a,,o. A. Il lo:,, 80
h0 ioilo"liiS arc VIC ''oSili5 ie-
marks of Mr.. Vallandigham in his
creot cnaoch in onnos;t;on 70 +bo D;S-
. o'' too iii 0PPo'i''0'' w ''I0 Ot''
trlct OF Columbia Emancipation Bill,
. ,,ooc,,ro 4h o,ood h., a. o,
oat aIoI;t;s.. G. ~. ~ s0
~ zoo GOO ''O Vl'o ga APo'oi ''l' =
OF millions or dollars, and which entails
unon tho nnonla of tb;c country on nm,
.r"-T~' - -
,'oCe'S"iS' oppressive anu more 'n"l'
'oo''Sh '"A"Vioii III '"oitiol 70 'iie ne
oeS9'iy oufocpS WHICH 'he "'f imposes
upon 'ae country
because regard all M this class ppI Of egslatinn at W.
as tending to prevent a restoration of the u
nron5 % obect esp o's,bi boS Ss anu os IS
that in very little while the question will
ho 'Gf%or aiop v p'a ,bars
new one, or some new unity of government.
or r. e'er,al ,, Seperaslon-olsun'on; 10 both
nonally opposed, It's in the restoration Of
,he Union, as 1t was ID l'o9' and continued
the last hour q nv political and personal
existence, ifit be within the limits of pos
;,ng " '''' anu ''''i'''"'' ''A' :"
Now look upon this picture: -
co,,o s. IN the name Of ,h eayen S. wants the
Of perdilion to remain in the Union, il slavery
IS 10 continue"
0o SoJs ooilh a. Diheham' Oh ONO:
we now ask a decision as 10 W ho ID
lie lnh 1thAAAlo0 AND D1ouNlON> ;
ID l! ,''.
me above extracts are from speech
es OF Two distinguished members OF
Congress from ONO; both delivered
upon the floor OF the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes during the present session,
and both undoubtedly express the de-
llberate sentiments OF their authors.
What Union man, upon reading
both extracts, would not conclude, from
the foul and Flllalnous abuse OF Mr..
Fallandlgham, the denunciations of
him as traitor and disunlonlst, that
HE was the author OF the deliberate
treason uttered by Mr.. Bingham?--
about whom nothing Instrumentation
can he heard from the Ronubl;con.
ADoiitioi press
Is there-oAN there De any thing
that speaks louder, and gives more
conclusive testimony of the damnable
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The Democratic Sfate COnVeE-
ti0n of Yesterday.
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Elsewhere will be found the proceed
ings of the Great Convention which
met in this city on yesterday. Every
county in the State was represented
and many of them by immense delega
tions, and the nominations, and the
address and resolutions, will, we thinl
meet the cordial approval and support
of the conservative men Of Ohio, of al
parties, as they did the unanimous
sanction of the Convention.
Rufus P. Ranney, the nominee fol
Supreme Judge, is so we'll and favora'
bly, known throughout Ohio as SOUND
lawyer, an upright judge and an honest
man, that it would be superfuous fol-
us to say anything in conmenaationo Of
him.lg lie has heretofore adorned the
Supreme Bench, and we trust and be-
lieve that the people Of Ohio will again
call him to that exalted station.
VIM. w. Armstrong, the nominee
for. Secretary of State, is the able ant
patriotic editor of that excellent con
stitutional paper, the Seneca County
Advertiser. He is good business
man, with capacity and aptness, which
peculiarly fit him for the Office, and, il
elected, will make an excellent Secre'
tary. "a F. seon.a. eaaas 5.'a
Lyman oR. Critchfeld, of Home:
county, the nominee for Attorney
General, is lawyer of good business
habits and capacity, well fitted to dis.
charge the duties of the distinguished
position for which he is nominated.
itJames Gamble, of Coshocton county,
The candidate for the Board Of Public
Works,is is a man of good judgment and
solid sense, who, during his Legislative
term, served on the committee of Pub
lie Works in the Houseof Representa-.
tiyes. and in that capacity exhibited
more diligence than any man upon it
He would make safe and faithful
member of the Board.
girThe nominee for Commissioner Of
Common Schools, Charles w. FL
Cathcart, is at present, we believe, the
Superintendent Of the Common Schools
of the City of Dayton, and, therefore,
experienced in the particular and i'm.
portant branch Of the public service
Connected withsour Common School
system. He has capacity and all the
qualifications necessary to enable hin
to discharge the duties Of Commissioner
sof Common Schools to the satisfaction
Of the people, aud the benefit and ad
vantage of the State. @ saasl
Il Take. the ticket all in all, tits al
good in point. Of qualification and in
htegrity as any ticketheretofore selected
lby any former State Convention, fol
the suffrage ofthe people Of the State
ssndsevsry man upon il Isl . sound Con (Ic
stitutional Democrat, asteadfast b ono
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-16

To CEEAN PAINr.--The following moth
cd Of cleaning paint will bo acceptable to the
bousekeepcfs in this season of house cleaning.
Smear piece Of flannel with common paste,
in water. Rub the surface to be cleaned quite
briskly, and wash off with pure cold water.
Grease spots in this way will be almost in.
stantly removed, as we'll as other filth, and
the paint will retain its brilliancy and beauty
unimpaired. ,Ae7- a5
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AN ORDINANCE.

In relation to tie Mayor Of the Incorporated
Village Of Ha,visUile. = 'i}3 s."d
3 SEC. 1. BE it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village Of Harrisyille, that the
Mayor OF the Corporation shall be C,nserva-
tor of the Peace throughout its limits, and
shah have within the same, ell the power
and jurisdiction Of o Justice Of the Peace,
in ali matters civil or criminal, arising under
the laws Of Ohio, to all intents and purposes
ghateyer; end for crimes and offences CON-
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HEAD QuARTGRs ONO MILITIA,
Il Do IANI NEN EHNI1 VFFIUE,
'. '' Columbus, July Tth 1862.
GrNERAL ORDERS-Nf). ii

GENERAL ORDERS-N0. 18 Z .r'
Tn addition to "Camp Denpison," near
Cinninnati; and Camp Chase" near Colum7
bus; other camps OF rendezvous and instIuc
iion, to facilitate the organization Of new
regiments, ard the recruiting Of those in the
field are needed, and will be Immediately
established, as follows: fg35tg .,.. ..t.l..a
AT or. near Cleveland, to be called Camp
Cleveland"
AT or near Toledo, to be called Scamp To.
ledor 81 ,gHI! sN af@ gt iE4 .sti5I .5a{
al At or near Mansfield, to be called "Camp
Mansfield" rg4 ,..,{ b., ro:...
At or near Lima, to be called "Camp Ii
ma" Wy '.e"' '@ Hi s13a9
Ator near Dayton, to be called "Camp
Dayton" s3vG gnLI d ~(stra yaa
~ At or near Steubenyille, to be called
""Camp Steubenville." ..t
At or near GAINESVILLE, to be called "Camp
Zanesvile." '@~21a ~ es@ -iEea.
At.or near Marietta, to bo called "Camp
Marietta aa i.-.r,g ,,, .....
At or near Portsmouth, to be called Scamp
Portsmouth" "
lieutenant Colonel Stoughton Bliss, A. @.
NJ General, and Captain Harrington, A. G.
S. u. S. A. are hereby detailed to select the
ground, for each of said new camps, and
make all needu Jul contracts in relation to the
occupancy and use thereof and report the
same 10 these headquarters, subject to the
approval or disapproyat of the Commanders
n-Chief. SIS by order, ~ va 1e ya..s
% 'gD2'g }.W CHAS. w. HILL. 4
Eeg gA ri G4gaay tAdjtI Gen, Ohio.
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PoTAToEs Two YEARS 0LD.--A CORES.
pondent OF the Scottish Farmer says that a
large quantity ol potatoes were accidentally
buried about SIX ieet deep in an old ice well.
Two years afler, in digging to remove. the
stones form the WE'LL the woy kmen came up
ON the potatoes and nearly the whole were
In excellent stats of preservation. a.-, =.
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AN ORDINANCE,


| Prescribing the duties Of The Recorder af hs
Incorporated ViRageof HarrisoiRs.
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the Council Of
the incorporated Village Of Harrisville, that
it shall be the duty Of the Recorder, in the
absence Of the Mayor, to preside at all meet
ings of the Council ; to keep accurately the
proceedings Of the Council in book provi.
ded Tor that purpose to issue oil orders on
the Treasurer that have been passed by the
Council; to write all notices to be served BY
| the Marshal; to keep roll Of the officers and
members OF the Council; to call the roll and
note down all delinquents; to keep record OF
all orders signed by him and takes receipt
| from the party in whose favor the order is is.
sued; to prepare notices Of the times OF the
annual election, andithe number and names Of
officers to be elected; to prepare notices OF
the election or appointment of members. and
to perform all other duties appertaining to his
Office, as directed by the Council.
Sac. 2. For neglect OF refusal to perform
any Of the duties enjoined in this act. he
shall be subject to a fine OF from one TO five
dollars, as the Council may decide.
SEC. 3. The Recorder shall be entitled to
receive for his services five dollars per annum,
in addition to the sum of fifty cents per night
as Councilman, for all regular meetings.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and publication.
All previous ordinances prescribing the
dunes OF the Recorder are hereby repealed.
Passed june IL, 1862.
THOS. NICHOLSON, Mayor.
f. VIM. RoMIoK, Recorder.
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\, RHunARB jelly. Y.--Prepare the rhubarb as
for pies put very little water to it and stew
until quite soft; strain off the juice, and to
every pint add one pound Of the best white
sugar: boil until it iellies.
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0TMcArone, in Vanity Fair issues
proclamation, declaring that .niggers and
martial law in Tree country are altogether
Incompatible; the iniggers are, therefore, de-
clared TO be forever white" "suaad Ia o. 6g
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AN ORDINANCE.

r. AN ORDINANCE ..
In relation to the Marshal Of the Incorporated
EAdge Of Ha'1isvilte.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council Of
the incorporated Village Of Harrisville, that
the Marshal be the principal Ministerial Offi-
Ger OF the Mayors Court, and shall appre-
hend and bring before the Mayor all persons
violating the ordinances Of said Council, or
the Laws of the State OF Ohio, within the
Incorporated limits Of said Village; and for
services performed by him either civil or
criminal, shall be entitled to receive the same
fees that are allowed Constables for sFmilar
services. f...r.
Sec. 2. IF any person or persons shall by
force resist or o5StrRct the Marshall in the
lawful execution OF any duty, or in the lawful
exercise of any power or authority required OF,
or granted to said oficer,by law or ordinance.
OF this village, or shall aid any one in 800
doing. he, she, or they, so offending, shall
ferfeit and par, to the Corporation, fine Of
not less than one nor more than ten detlbTs
Tor every such offense.
Sec. g. The Marshall, II resisted by force,
in the lawful execution oil any duty required
of him by law or ordinance, or il there is,
probable cause to apprehend that any such,
resistance is intended; is authorized to COM
mand to his assistance any white male per-
son. on persons; and il any so commanded
shall not, to the best OF thsiE ability aid andl
assist the said Marshal IN the exercise of
such authority, he or they On conviction.
shall forfeit and pay, se the Incorporation,
not less than one nor more than five dollars.
SEC. A. 1t shall be the duty Of the Mar
shall by order Of the Mayor or any two Of
the Council. to call the Council to special
meetings, and to give notice Of regular meet
ngs, when required; to attend strictly to alR
the daties OF his Office under the Sanitary
Committee; and when there is not a quorum.
present at any regular nasetingto have tho
delinquents present upon notification from
from the Council.
SEC. 5. II the Marshal shall neglect or
refuse to institute prosecution against any
offenders, or attend to any OF the duties
incumbent upon him as Marshal, he shall
forfeit and pay to the Incorporation, q sum of
not less than one nor more than five dollars,
unless the Council excuse him upon sufficient.
reasons. 4"
SEC. 6. 1t shall be the duty % the Mar
shal to pay over to the Mayor-ah monies
collected by him, by virtue OF his Office, as
soon as said monies shall come into his hands;
and take the Mayors receipt therefor. 1t
shall also be his duty to present his accounts
and bills for settlement at the close of his,
term Of Office, to ths CoanctH. ,,....
SEc.T. The Mayor NAV, in the absence
OF the Marshal appoint at any time depr
uty when he may deem it necessary, who,
! shall have power to perform all the duties
/ of the Marshall, for the time being.
SEC. 8. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and publication. m
All ordinances coming within tho purview
OF this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Passed June II. 1862 re
sa F TH0S. NICHOLSON, Mayor.
+. WIN. RoMrcK, Recorder.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
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They destined 10 become the best know most
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They the bonds upon which the government
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