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AdnliIlistrztor's F5otice

w hEH-fAS, lste, uf AMIN ssr4d3n os he estate
W % Bat Smith deceased, were granted tue TN
Gers gnei n Go-day, t1s hrzt dzy Of th5 5uy term
p D. lse4 % ste Fr0bs'e court Of Talsbushz eolnty
Ea.= ot hls sgrp1 Is beioE the h GsY OF Ezd uoath
fls notice % er1re h. eos Fven requesting al PSI
sons hsF ~ ans agEi he e7tste OF selj dseeaasi
70 e1hin tbe a14 have fhsra resists-eE il the
1lurer Ed within tle -s prescribed by law CT they
vi BE- e r-ver Lzr.88 JGuE i SETTE,
Prt7-f rr-f- s7~,=-frt-e+sr
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Y EAv- IN M. isii ef tsis county rEaRo roy
VIC esIs his nsme DICK, and saTI he se-oHg5 -
~ = Aysrs Of At.sls esuHsy, sls'ltappi e1,ek -
Noung saa kely. very black &c. Ans = e 5eHis 'ns
'' Sheriff ard Jslior.
80 ,.vzsv- Psuola cruut7, HississppL
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sDWIyTsTR4VaR,a FeTTFF,

TTTEERaAS, letters of sTnins ration on tAs estate
~ of R3tet ,. Cats Diseased we're grated 70
She 1rderszuei ~ bs AEDF- term A D., 1863, q ika
~ ,5ste Court CT "a aluEhs county S.ate Of AEEs-
-sipp the 4th - sad m01th-this nstes s lherefors
hsrshv given reeusssnT sii persons having oiaimf
aassst fs estate II said dsees e. exhibit he sane
end have them regiscrtd 81 The manner and within he
ne prssc5ed b. law or theg vii BE- forever barred
ANGELINA GATTTS,
arql 1--Rr AdntrizfratrfT.
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tETEE 2ssS istts ~ adH1i- issrGt on the estate
~ ci Green Wood, deCr- were granted 10 tbs
url=rsigr ed ca N0u5a7- r. - day O. the August
term, A. D. Ia2 1f re P-obee court If Yauab1sha
roluty Srs'e o. Mississippi g being the 4rh cay Of
said Eouth- This u0tics is the-efc7e hereby givea
Cl-stnE al peozs having as agaipst the estate Of
E-d ce=es e. 30 eEhot the and hsye them res is
t-red ic t-e uer al4 .hi1 the riue prsasglb3d by
lav o. t-ey VA be forever bsTrsd
SERENA WOOD,
.--llr--e-- Al.-lri. refri-
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ARMIEEsTRaTsF.s E0TICE,

4Fs;EAg lstts-s of sdmnistfaion on the estsss
w Of y. q McCsis deeesseS. vsrs grained 10 Tbs
yndersgae1 e. he Ap-il term A. D.. 1882 4 hs Pro
bss coart ri Lafsyete county, STATE Of miss sErpL
ts notcs IS thar f0re hereby gives requesting s Per
sons having Gains sEsi-s the orste OF sad dsesssed
20 ezhibir he sane snd have then sefstersd in The
ulsunar and within the tiae prescribed BY law they
viii Be forever barred Il. s MCCAIN
ar2fl srrvvs Admin stretor.
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aDMTyTSTR4TnR's FGTICE,.

r ETTERs Of sdesinisratsn upon The sstEts o. Lohn
r Cushman. late of LsfaTaias co 1nty, Mississippi
eosased HAVING ben granted tbs usdeyE Sned at she
April term lst q the Probate Court % said couny y
persons sTiHE claims agsi at the esssts o. said de-
ce.eed sre hereby Eoe5 20 exhibit the saas snd hsFe
then registered d Es annar snd pilhla the time rre
Ecrbsd by law, cr ha same VIII be forsEsr barred.
K G. 5MITHER
Oxford Miss July IT, 1862. Administrator.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EATInF,

TAFIE8 q1shfsd as admin,s'rst5r On the estate
o. the late l.. J. Fss1Fs st he January tsrm Of
TIE Probate Cou-i, Marslsl eo1ntyi MtEiEEipp, re
FpecfulT request al persons Indebted shs said
tate fe cali nrompiv On zee - ny residence IN shelby
county, Tenn, twelve miles fso1n Memphis he Pr
eecn R1ost r0ed s1d ae-ls. Those having olziIas
gsins. SAID eztae viii pr,ssn then duty satksut eased
far settlement. W p. KYLE,
o.re.q-1ap-Eia- efrninistrstor
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Aaminiatrator's Notice.

..sttsrs Of sdain Etradru on The esssts
Il - F7 l-gnsd b Perkins. deceaEsd we've granted
- fs rpsssigosa on 1onay the trst dsy O Ire IN
- 4 D 1852 ~ fbe PfD3ete court q tAe eeunty
~ v.I..h,eh- See q EssissipFi, II beins the ia
- seis .a- a fhis notice is-aherefcre hereby gwen
s.s-g sl perfsna hsriur claims sgaiast tie state
lt5 ,4e,eas.d i exhibit fre same snd hare then
= - 8 - f.ne er sn5 within me time presented
s,sls-r - 1hsv vii 5o forever bsTred
~ - JOHN r. SMITH
s,,.e., Administrator
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For District Attorney OF the Seventh
TnSieiaf district

TFNEE friends Of Col. CALFTs MILLER, q PsroIa
u county. 81 50 Ppi acnounes hss name as esa6t
oa'e a. he ensuing October tscon for Distrsf Aftor
=, coInpoEed Cf -be c1unies OF DsSsts Pamela, La
1Ayetre, Marshall a1d TipDsh
Do- 1ler "a toe wsll Known 10 tAe eiizs1s q this
Disr-cr % need racourc-da-on. rs extensive prss
lice q ire osr lis dong eEPee1cs. AiI acknowledged
a. f snd treess enorgT are gufHoe1t gusrsntee 70
- L. :. 4
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For Judge Of the Seventh Jndicia
nsctr.saf

rTFlIE 'rienss Of BItfsr 3 W uPsHAYg. Of Hs-ssel
A county alsiis.ipsi sn1ea5ce lir uEns esa osndi.
czts for judge cf the Seventh judicial Dtrioi OF lu
si=i- pi COMPOSED Or the e9untes of Desoto PanoIa
La cite H.rttsI and Tl9Fsh
hsioF UpshsTs esuecsi hssta iE i-1psiTsd his eyes
hsrlg be-me dssEssd from eLBos5re In csssp 20 sueh
a. ezisn- &c 10 c1rps h1 i1 tbs epnian sf rss6 ell
men, 70 retire froU - army n shorl rins. Nary of
hs feHoW-o,Ec1s tbink Ain st This cr'rfy eninsnlv
suited for Judicial stst5n, sad rec mnend I'm 70 the
voters Of toe DIS srles.
auz5-laHtd MANY CTTIzEES
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-EaflnF's NotiCe.

= Fave fa the 3al on til, c5un'y NE5Ro MAN,
+ We ss7s b Z lams d JfN ard that he belongs %
-7r 49, 40 ffres ff fieeu miles from Trenton Ark
4. - sHo8s thirty esrs Of age, is very black,
rs 500. fee feet ten inches ip bight. TIL Is 10 no
80 fl,s o9-iter lrhs1e he can a. iund-
- y ii BONES Sheriff aud 5si.oF
9s ----.vv Ta-o'a eauniF MiEE
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- 7rtx-F IN tie isu Of this county old NEGRO
~ - 40 csl's his name DICK, ard sayB be be-
- = Flierv Ea9itf Who lives rear Benton Mss.
MOI seems to be abo1- q ty hTe years q age Inc
o--1al. 90 fad him s this pace
S0N' j Il zones, sherf and Jailor
sr,.-77v Panoia comfy, Miss.
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EscAFE 81 THE MIsNoNARIEs

From tho St. Paul Press, August 2sl
Mr. D. Wilson Moore, who escaped with the
mission party. has reached St. Paul He, with
his family, was boarding at Psjutaz5e, with
Rsv. s. R. Riggs. At nine O'Clock on the even
ing of the 18th, Monday, friendly Indian
came to the house, stating that the Indians were
murdering the whites aud robbing the stores ot
the Lower Agency. A few hours later another
informed them that similar scenes were trans
piring at Yellow Medicine Agency, and they
were advised and urged to make their escape.
They left ia haste at one o'clock, and, pisoted
5y the Indians through ravine two or three
miles to the rsDiis, were set across the river
aud left on a loaely island On Tuesday after
noon they wera visited by bir. David Hunter
who informed them that his teams were hid in
a swamp, and was nearly ready to start and
that they might join him. Mr. Riggs teams
had been taken by the Ind aos
Mr.. Cunningham went back to t-y TO recover
them, and succeeded in getting one horse,
which they attached TO q buggy that the Indi-
ans had left. They set cut on Tuesday night,
with an OK team, a tH0-horse team, and horse
and buggy, Mr.. Hunter taking with him part
Of DR.. Williamson's fsmiiy-he himself deter
mined to zemain. Soon other families Joined
them, making a party Of about forty persons.
The order Of march was as follows: The men
walking ia advance, with orders, if fred
upon to return the fre and then sssail the
attacking party with clubs. They struck out
into the praire, first northeast then south to the
Lac qui Psrle road, leading to Fort Rldgley.
Beaver Creek settlement they found destroy
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TO kEsTUCKIAKs AND
TENEESsu axe

FT7HE unsersgred baviug besa eorsus,ss;onss 70 IN
\ ercsss ~ command OF ksztueky Hsng5rs ~ q bar
taisQn q regtnens VIII receive recruits EinEiy, IN
Eqna1s eE in GO npsneG- Il. John R1binEon al Holy
Apriugs ans Jemss RehaTls1o, a. sezstobIs sze al.
forz "a - receive recruits and forsyd them - ny
ecnnaaal- Toe cperati1ns q ths coz,ngns z~e eon-
hnsa io7 the preasa 70 west TeEressee and Kentueky
" " FsULKESE
g7a5-ieTe Can't Eautuckv Hzuesra
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a EeTH'FEiFE

IEIaN fED. a sCBsTITUTB 10 EsTye ia The plsos
FE of g men blr q Fs1 Dora army, 20 whom lib
erEl Tsge viii bU gwen For fzrsEer inf5rns.iOn ap
lly er ed1resg D. n. J.
'rns Oxford Nfss
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-, Esrnhaf.. -EnClrn.

Hst , aTr author zsd 10 s1rccnce ,uIss IsTAH RI.
~ siGAfANs - s ea-ddst- for fhe ofes of Pre-
bate Ju-ee 81 H7ies eourty lssissFpi ~ fhr -nsu.
lag else. son ia oct-ber next. TsusI 5ts
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~ srs EushsrsEsz % snlsu1cs fhs3 Osionsl ". n
~ hA=.SILl-F VII be : candidate for the cf1es Of
. sct attorney IN thr Tenth NssisziFPi District s.
The eusuirr ei--ffon
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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1862.



WAsHEGToE, September l-Dispatches re-
ceived from Fairfax Court House, seven miles
from Cenaerville, stats that no firing has been
heard up to II o'clock to-day.
General Banks' forces were heard from last
night, and we're in favorable position for join
ing Genogal Pope's army.
EXCITEMENT IL PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, September THE New York
Tr5lns' report Of the second battle of Bull Run
produced the greatest eEcitemout IN this city on
being posted up on the bulletin boards.
In some cases alterations occurred between
the excited friends and opponents Of General
Mcclellan.
About noon the Trl5uass dispatches were
tom hom the boards, on information being re-
ceived that the government had ordered the
Tribune Office to be closed, in conseq quenee of
the publication Of this hsrrible rumor.
PASSES TO GENERAL POPE's ARMY.
WAsHINGTOE, September No persons are
allowed to visit Alexandria without proper
pass No civilians ae allowed passes 10 20 to
the battle field or to Pope's army Passes are.
required from persons crossing the bridges and
ferries. No huekster wagons are allowed to go
TO the camps over the river without passes. No
liquors are allowed to pass over She river unless
with pass. The provost msFshaps Office was
crowded al day By parties anxious to procure
the proper documents for crossing tbs river.
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Truly and respectfully y0urs,
lGNATIUS DOENELL'
DISPATCH FROM GOVERNOR sIBLEY RELATING
To TIE ABOVE.

BORT PETERS, August 70.
DEAR SIR I Cordially concur in ths suggss-
tions of Governor D5nnely, except as 1 have
stated 10 MIN. I would prefer that She Seventh
regiment should take the field en.ire. TssTe
are hundreds Of men who, If they had arms,
would defend the villages against all assaults,
and they would prefer remaining near their
homes to being ordered into the field. The rep
reseutaH0ns that Governor D. has made are not
By any means too strong; iades3, the state Of
things must be witnessed to be able to convey
the right impression.
Send the Seventh Immediately, and arms and
squipmnt5 for 900 mounted men, as soon as
you can. All viii be nesds1 % exserminate
these vermin before the frost ans prairie fires put
3 stop to operations In the field.
Yours, truly,
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From The New York Herald September p
OPERATIONS AT MANASSAS.
The Battles IF Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The F0ltiHg Back 10 CeHterSate etc.
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sENaroR WILKINSON.

We learn that Senator Wilkinson has been ap-
pointed By Mr.. Dold the c0mmissiOner Of Indian
sffairs, to the command Of the military now
moving up to the Chippewa country. Mr. WI
kinson, AIr. Dole, ald other gentlemen, and q
cavalTy escort, started yesterday.
If the United States qusfterahsler VIII not as
sumo this duty, you should constitute special
qsrsermasser in behalf Of the Sss.s-to DO it. He
should have assistance in each Of the principal
towns. He should arrange to have such sup
plies follow hin as tho towns viii not furnish.
A n this should be done promptly
Send uD the valley all the arms you can spare.
General Orders No al
GENERAL Headquarters, STATE M1sNEsoTA,l
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE
ST. PAUL Minnesota, August q, 1852
All officers in command of attachments or
companies Of troops, Advancing, or preparing,
or attempting to advance against any indians
on our frontiers, at war with the government ot
tho United States, VIII, By force or otherwise,
seize upon and tako sll suitable and necessary
horses, saddles, brides, harness, wagons and
other vehicles, steamboats,, feErybOats, bagges,
and other means Of transportation, and all
necessary forage aud subsistence, giving to the
proper owners thereof the proper receipts and
vouchers therefor; and all sheriHs OF Jls d1rt5I-
ent counties, and all c0nstables and peace GIN
GERS viii aid aud assist such commanding Of
fcers in the execution Of this OTdsr.i
By order Of the commander in-chisf,
Oscar MARLM0s,
Aiiutant-f f4ener8l
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Great Excitement at washington
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Truly and respectfully yours,
IGNATIUs DOSEELLE.

HEAnCU sRTERs LSBIav EKPEDrTTos
ST PETER, Aug $50
His EIcsllenoy Alex. Ramsey Governor Of Minnesota
ST. Psui;
Ny DEAR SIR-You can hardly conceive the
panic existing along the valley. ] fund GOO
people crowded in Belle Paine. Ia this place,
the leading citizsDs assure me, there are be-
tween three and four thousand refugees On
the road between New Uim and AIankato there
were over two thousand. 3Iankato also is
crowded
The people here are in . state of panic. They
fear to see the forces leave. Although we may
sgree thst much Of this dread is without fouu-
datiOn, nevertheless it is producing disastrous
consequences to the State. The people win
continue to pour down the valley, carrying con
sternatOn wherever they go-their property In
the meantime abandoned and going to ruin.
Nov, let me-impress upon you the necessity
of sending forward the 9Th regiment, or parts Of
other regiments. to the nRmoer Of 1900; let
them be distributed, 100 at Henderson; 200 at
st. Peter 200 at 1snkat0; and the balance at
such other points as Governor Siblsy may dasig-
nate.
Understand me: do not expect these forces
viii have any fighting TO Do; bat they viii per-
form an equally important WORK; they viii
aIsy unnecessary alarm, sud prevent tue de-
population of the valley.
Another matter let me urge on y3u. IF yog
can get ths United States qusEtaIrnssteT Captain
Saunders to provide for the support Of such of
these refugees IS are without means, do so at
once. Many Of them viii support themselves
other citizens and trends are helping some,
however, may suffer if not assisted
C0nsign them 70 leading citizens who viii
hold themselves accountable TO return them
Pardon these suggestions, but they seem to be
Of the hTs5 consequences.
Truly and respectfully yours,
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TIE BATTLES on TIE P0TOMACI

Il complete FaderoI .Eeeosss,t /,
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TIE B.sEzEB IN .vEsv U1.sz
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INDIAN oUTBRE8K IL MIEyEseTA.
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se St Psvl Pioneer, August s5.l
THE BATTLE At NEW ULM.

1Iassacre OF .he White Inhabitants.
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has called ia the detachment from Georgetown,
aad also ali the citizens ia this vicinity. The
Indians are making loTays boldly, within q few
miles of tie fort, and we dars MT spare a de-
tschnent TO 90 cut and chastse them. Your
train Of cattle and merchandise are all safe here
also, the men. Mr. Thompson IS on guard to-
night The probability is that we shall be at
lscked within a few days BIless reinforced
There is a rumor here that detaehmenis OF sol
diers have left st. Cloud to assist Us. We hope
it is so; if not can and viii you send us two
hundred Every squad viii help. We are
short Of arms here, and should like some extra
BTms brought if possible.
Breckenridge is cleaned out We found three
men there bulchered. The rest have cone %
this post They loaded one Of your stages and
attempted 20 pet It across the nYer; but in their
haste they leil It, loaded with merchandise, IN
the river.
If no troops have started, cant you raise
cOmpsny for our assistance We thirk the
route clear between this aud ST. Cloud.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
L j. SMITH
a. Q. n Of Q. S. Volunteers.
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. GOVERNOR DoSNELLY.
HEADQUARTERs ISDIAy EXPEDITION,
ST. PETERS, aug ..
GOVERNOR RAMsEY-Sir: I reached here a
few minutes since, and at once delivered your
dispatches 10 Colonel Sibley together with your
official Communication with reference TO myself
1 found It not necessary to urge upon hin
forward movement. The force under his com
mand viii, tomorrow, Tuesday morning, Start
for fort Ridgeley, expecting % reach here on
Wednesday afternoon or evening. A Sght is
anticipated, as the Indians have, throughout
thfs disturbance, mauiiesteda q most determined
and persistent spirit, and it is hardly to be eI-
pected that Lhey will break up and scatter with
ous an effort. Of course, with such a force as
Col Sibley now has under him, the re5Uls can
not be doubted
You, OF course, have already been advised Of
the falling back Of the Indians from New Ulm,
aud the evacuation Of the place by all the IN
habitants they are now At AIGukato. The re-
port Of the death Of Hon. Henry a. Sgit, Of
this place, may have reached you. L is with
out foundation. 1 shall accompany. the force TO
Fsrt Bidgeley, and VIII let you know the final
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EORT AnEROHo7lHTa 1IENAOHD.
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Esesps Of sse .1r..sionarses at sas .sgsaey.
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Mgssas. BURRANk. CapIaIn YaadaIbo0k
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Free NegrOism, or the Failure o.
EmaucipatiOu.


We have received q pamphlet with the
above title, from Van Evrie, Horton q Co.,
of New York, which is q very opportune
publication. The public have long needed 9
concise history OF the result Of Emancipation.
and here they have it. The facts have been
difficult to get at, but the decline Of Hayti,
Jamaica and all the countries where the me-
gro has beenfreed, is here proved from oficial
figures and from Abolition testimony itself.
The loss Of production to the world BY free
Ing the negro is enormous. In the item o.
groceries alone the writer shows that the
north is now paying Forty Millions Of dot
lars annually more for them than she ough
to, because their high price is occasioned by
the idleness OF the negro. This work shoulC
be widely circulated, and all who wish t
reiute the arguments OF Abolitionists oush
to have it constantly by their side. Farmers
mechanics aud all white laboring men ar
deeply interested in understanding this sub
ject. The writer shows that every negro a
work in the tropics creates demand 70
white labor, the gram of the farmer, &c..
To set free 100000 more, he argues
would ruin the country. All who wish thi
work can get it by enclosing the small sun
Of Ten Cents, or 81 will get q dozen copie
mail, postage paid. Address Van Evrie
Horton & Co., No. l62 Nassau street, New
York.
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L or IN
Scientific.

. SChGMLH1AEs
Answer TO arithmetical question submitted by
3D."
When a number is divisable by IL, the
fact may be determined by inspection, from
the following prnciples:-
l. Any number is divisible by 4, whose
units and tens are divisible by 4.
2. Any number is divisble by 8, when the
sum OF all its digits is divisible by3.
g. Any number Is divsible by the product
of two or more Of its prime factors.
4. Hence, any number is divIsible by IL,
when the sum of all its digts is divisable by
8, If, at the same time its units and tens are
divisible by 4.
A note Of $500 bearing s per cent. inter-
est is dated April 1st, 1843. The debetor
pay $12 per annum, but final settlement is to
be made by the Mercantile Rule" for COM
putting interest on notes and bonds with par
tial payments.
Question-How long will t require for the
debtor to pay both principal and terest?---
When will the last payment be made?
l propose to commence in the next number
of the Sentinel. series Of short articles
upon the subject Of English Grammar. My
design, in so doing, is, to point some blunders
committed by many standard authors. II
fail in this, hope the teachers of this coun.
ry will throw aside their modest reserve, and
set me right;-if succeed, hope they will
no longer sin against simple truth by teach
ing popular ialsehood. TAB.
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Democratic County Convention.


The Democracy Of Jeffsrson County are
hereby notified that the Democratic State
Central Committee has designated th Fourth
day Of July, A. d. 1862, as the time for
holding the next Democratic State Conven.
ton in the city OF Columbus, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for each Of the
following offices:
Judge OF Supreme Court.
Secretary OF State.
School Commissioner.
Member of Board OF Public Works.
And in pursuance Of said call, the Democrat
ic Central Committee OF Jefferson county ss-
sembled on Satu rdsy, the 7th day Of June,
A. d. 1862, and passed the following resolu'
tion:
ResolUed, That we. the Democratic Cen
trail COMMITTEE Of Jefferson county, are in
favor Of the Union as it has been and the
Constitution as 1t is-and that we hold il Ia
be the duty ofall Democrats to support the
present Administration in all Constitutions
means for the purpose OF preserveing the
Constitution and the Union unimpaired.
Said committee further Resolved to hold
County Convention on SATURDAY, the
18th Of JUNE. A. D. 1862, for the purpos.
OF selecting Delegates to attend said Conyen
tion.
The Democratic voters Of Jefferson count.
are therefore respectfully requested to assem-
ble at the Court House IN Steubevills, OF
Saturday tie 2Sh day Of June, 1862. at on
O'Clock, p. m, Of said day. AMI proceed Il
appoint three Delegates to represent then
in said Convention.
By order Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee.
! IL G TRAINER Cha;rnan
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-18

Our friend James B. Jamison placed on
our table few days since several varieties
Of the finest Cherries we have ever seem
Three Of them were the cleveland Bigar.
reau," ""Goyernor Wood" and "Ohio Beauty"
Professor Kirtland's fayerites, aud specimens
Of "Bauman's May" and "May Duke" They
were examined by a number OF judges who
oil concurred that such excellent Cherries
were never before seen in this section. Mr..
j. has been to heavy expense, and has ia
ken great pains to have one Of the finest and
best orchards in the country, and from the
specimens we have seen, we have no doubt
, bis desire will be accomplished.
He will plsase accept our thanks for the
Cherries he presented to us.