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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
SHERIFFS SALE.
Petition in Partition.

Tie State q UHto Har'7son County, Ss.
Letchwor,h Birney
VS.. Alias Order of Sale
1sfaeI Birney, ct al
DU2SUANTi the command of an order of
H. sale from the Cnnrl o.! Common Pleas
within and for eaid county of Harrison, 10 me
directed, l will expose to public sale on the
premises, Etka EM5asE&
On the 22d day of November, Il. D. 1862
Between the hours of 10 O'clock, A, Nj and
2. M, the following real estate, to-wit: In lots
No. 73 and. IA in the town OF Deersville, in said
county.
SIR. MAGEE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Cadiz, o., Oct g2, ls62.-5t
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OTMrs. CbARIssA PORTER, vile Of David
Potter, Of Athens township, this county,
died on last Thursday. ,...,s.
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| Caro-, October 26.-The Federal forces
numbering 200 men with one piece of arl
lery stationed at Waverly, Tenn, twenty
miles south west OF Fort Donelsor, were at
tackled by 800 rebels on Thursday last. The
latter were completely routed with loss cI
"a killed, 20 captured and large number Of
wounded. Our toss wSs two killed and two
wounded. ..H-t ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

I've seen and like his we'll Known store
Because I've purchased there before.
In j Brilles' store on Markst Street., ,-
I'm certain to be fitted neat.
And to advance another reason,
\ I'll good lind 10 suit the Sc ason;
And those who from h is store shall buy
viii find themselves all weaihers dry.
J. Brilles endeavors, never fails
10 turn out work to suit the sales
This establishment is located nigh,
Each branch receives watchiul eye
In his store you buy not in doubt,
No false lnGuc6ment are held out.
Tie ne price system, there's no be tier,
is carried out to the very lettsr,
The bargains therefore can't entiCe
The purcharer at one fixed price,
Nor fine be lost in Bries' store
TO cheaper what was cheap before.
The gentleman oil can restly
When any clothing they want to buy
For service, promenade or esow,
10 his store they straightwaJ 90.
These gentlemen also find
The kind of clothing for their mind
Some reasons now I've furnished why
j. BIS store | 90 TO buy"
30 call at nee his prices view,
And doubtless you will buy there too
@JCall nt my ell known store if you want
good clothing. f% j, BRiLLES,
Ust /, l5u2:
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From The # udssl goI' Of the csdiz Literary
PARODY.
John A. Bingham's Lament.


%as~I ny pHELIx. q 61ytV,y
Joseph, sSsre thy boast , 80 "a
Touch not my feelings 90.
My place up there Is lost;
To Congress eaat go.
Yon heat me Twenty Hundred,
.- All Democratic gain
My hopes are now all sundered;
I'll never run again,
I've tried 10 spout ye eloquencs,
On Niger and his wool;
But now I've learned some sense,
:. III no more be fool
Forbear, dear White, the strok e!
My voice shall hence be still;
II is n , idle joke,
This "TwENrY HUSDRED" Pill.
AfsN short days ago
! stood In Congress Hall;
AMI forth my voice did flow,
In Abolition bawi.
We are a Niger loving crew
All kept by "Uncle Sam;"
But ah! ] fear that these friends, too,
Are just as fiat as am.
My heart has 10 the niger clung,
Like miser to his gold;
And while my voice. has loudl rung,
FIll many lie I've told.
Go White! I'll say no more
or niger i've mad my fill;
That "lwenty Hundred" hurts me sore
Ills bitter, bitter pill
This is an allusion 10 the "et1quent voice
spoken OF by the Cadiz Republitah ami othel
sheets, as having been heard all over the dis
trict."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

6-General Hardee, who commands d-
vision of Bragg's army, is said to be in the
last stages OF consumption.
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COyark.

The fall term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Tor this county, commences to day,
xg'eesdays1 We are indebted to Sheriff
Kugee for the following list Of 'Grsnd and
Petit Jurors or the term:--
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

4 G~TGcn. Buel has been superseded, and
Gen. Rosecians appointed in his place. It
will not be long until he will be removed to
satisfy the clamor of the Abolitionists, as that
class Of tsea have full control of the Presi
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

TAXES FOB 1859.


Il sini he aannexe
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RaIlrend Time TabIc.

Trains on the Cadiz Branch are now run.
ming ns follows: N.DD4 TfiF-Tg
Leave csdir. 4.2o A. n. 9:i5A. N.s:eo r. y
Arrive At Cadiz 6,25 - Has 4" 6:45
Ths train leaving CadiE at 4:2o A. NJ. con
meets with the train going West on the mair
road; the train leaving at 9:l5 A, NJ. connect'
with the train going East, and the train leav
ing at $40 P. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains. - - 4- = - ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

SNow.-Sonae three or four inches oil
snow iell on last Saturday night and Sun.
day. Early for the season.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
The Good Old Box Hive.

On our plan we take the honey in the white
virgin comb ia a most admirable way. There
is no etter way of regulating the size TO the
entrah 70 Of the hive 1t is the right size and
shape for profit. 1t has n glass side through
which to view the opera tions of the bees and an
Excellent Mode of Ventiia ton,
or get ting rd of the moisture and frost in hives,
which destroys so mony good colonies IN win
ter. 81, A.. s..
Then hv merely adding frnmes to she GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
all the combs from the hive at any time, 70
know their condition, learn their habits saye
from tie ninth, "a colony need never be ifst Gy
the wormsl ascertain ami supply tho loss oi
queens. have The bses 10 swarm as much Or little
as we please, unite weak marms, feed most
admirably BY lifting combs Of honey and ice
bread from the rich and giving to the poor with
out tempting robbers. Tht Sc with
FIFTY OTHER THINGS!
the intelligent Bee keeper would wish to 10
can te done in safety; and those who considcr
handling Of bees injurious can lei them alole
in this. rs well any other, plan, ahd then he
has nQi to cxpend SIS for palace or costly hive
to kin bees in.
Our plan o. Hive Has been cons'rac'ed with
references to the principle that the apiarian wish
es to keep his bees right TO do which he must
first learn the nat.re and habits of bees and
the condition OF each OF his stocks at any time,
and then have each comb of his hive movable
that he can per(rrm any operation he mny wish
governing them according to his intelligence
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would r,.i
The Bee keeper who tails in this plan mnst
do SO either through ignorance or bad manage-
ment-m mt king due allowance tUt such setsons
o last.
The Price of Individual Right to mase
and use the Hive is E $500
One Hive, including Glass, horry-boxes, ....
aud the light to make and use 7,po
Every additional Hive 2,5O
To such as Wish one Hive with tie Fight
TO use il only .u.4.s u $50
Persons having Bees in any old Hive which
for any reason should be removed, can, by in
fornhg us, have Il Bees, combs and h6ney al!
removed from ii 10 our Few Hive, and in Cash
of strong 6nes make two Of one.
Now is de gooda time as any to transfer.
We are prepared to furnish BEE Il \ fS,thN
persons may be enabled to handle Bees with
impunity. Also ,,..
Qmn5ys Mysteries Of Bee Keeping,
One of the very best books on the subject in
existcnCep whch every Bee-keeper should have.
a<J-PrIce by mail 81, OF. ot Cadz 80 cents.
Bees in a Moveable Comb Hive
Delivered 10 the purchaser and INSURED all
right, with all individual right to make and use
the Hive, all for Si2. .u.t
ayItaIian Queens may be furnished ere long
Call at the residence OF the subscriber, bve
doors North of the Post office, and see II the
Hives act ~ represented and ii you get stuna
we pay the dam ages. -34F
9-Circuars sent Tree on application y,
..g.s... K. WiLKlN, CudiZ, o:
April 30, ls62-3m ge. .s.,g.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
GROCERIES. GROCER Hes
AT
GEORGE G WILSON'S. .
stnnrr Fresh mud Com nHefn

xXIE have on hand, and are now receiving
w from the South and East, the iergest
Stock oil GROCERIES ever brought TO Cadiz, TO
which we Nish to call the attention ofRetaiI.
ers. mid ttRers. wishing to purchase for their
owl tonsumPtion. Weare determined ia, sell
as low ii NOT lower than either SteuhenyiIle
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

07-Gsv Tod perailted the drafted men
in the abolition counties Of Lorain and Me-
dina to remain at home until after the elec
ton, while those in the Detocratic counties
OF Ashland, Wayne and Holmes he ordered
to camp as soon as they were drafted. What
scoundreliSm.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

GTThe New York Tribune, of Oct. 20,
thinks that 1t is morally certain that Frsnce
and England will recogniz, the Southern
Confcderacy by the first of January-pro>
vided there be no changes in the situation
before that time
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
M A

ON the 2ist inst, by Rev. g. M. Hick-
man, Mr.. JOHN THOMPSON to MISS SARAH
j. MCCLELLAN, both ef this county.
On the 23d inst, by Rev. J B. Ubcr, Mr..
ELIAS HAzLETT, of Harrison county, and
Miss RtBEccA ALEGo, OF Washington coun
ty, OHIO.
On Sabbath evening, 26h inst, at the
NJ. E. Church, Cadiz, by the same, Capt
EMMIT llEADINGToN. Of the 30th O. V. l.,
and Miss SALLIE j. LAAURE, Of Cadz,
Ohio.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
TO TEACHERS.

.L,XAMINATI)NS will be held on the las,
H Friday Of the following months. .jcommen.
eing at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned end
continuing one day and one half; June. August,
Sepieinbel, October, 1861; February and March
I86S.s 'fhe June examination will be held ia
Deersviile the March examiRnt tioa in iiopedale
and the remaining ones IN Cadiz.
M. g. AlAMSs---
M X. TURNER ! ExaIninefe.
65Aa92 'asse w. ii, Mccoy, ssETdT'T~1
q mnyss, ,6s.lyr3 SIs 'ts ss'1por' 4pn ledi
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

& SLBMM MONS has how on hahd at his old
- stand on Market street, the largest, finest,
aad best assortment OF almost every variety oil
Boots, Shoes Caters; &c, ever offered IN this
market, which he Will positively sell low
flatins phtchasad Tile principal pdtt Of his
stock Tor Cash, he can sell cheop to suit the
times. Cali ahd examine his stock before buy.
ing elsewhere ,...s
Cadis, June 4; 1862
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B @ R D - P- S
If you want Books,
If yeu want Stationery
If yoa want Pictures.
Ifyou want Oval Frames.
lfy you want Square Frames,
If you want Window Curtains,
IF you want Gold Shades,
IF you want Pa.nted Shades,
lfydu want I!oi,ands,
If you want Fire Board Prints,
lfyou want Photograph Albums
you want Photograph Pictur cs
fyou want Daily Papers,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29
THOSE LEAF BEE-HIVES.
L.EAF Eel IETV Es
the Best Five

they have ever seen; and why should they not
oince every ne eccssary operation that has ever
b,en perfcfmed with bees in any hive may rem
d ly be done with this, and yet it is only small
pa ri finn from
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-29

'This is an aIlusion TO the "etpipent voice"
spoken OF by the Cadiz Republican ami other
sheets, as having been heard all over the dis
trictn
The New York herald., 1862-12-26
Destruction Of Commerce, Miss, BY
Union Treeps.

NJ storm Of war beSsn AT Frsdsricksburg has Aos
abassd II has only swept BY. and VIII soon be sh In
redouoed fury the Mississippi 10 that point every
ming indicates impending battle, series OF battles,
Aas win put phase ibc ne hostile mikes
ass both moving into position !or ihe coming conflict.
Our aEMy-iargsr By far than that Of Burnside
- already mossa INTO lhs suemy's territory with
success he rebels mpkips bus fssbe resistance and a
hg back - The Uaios host advances - - =
Ths relrosYade movsmsns Of sha, snsny looks sus.
Dssieus Our Commsndins Gensfai trsaas thus In this
vhw q saEs the Hiss'ssppi looked upon
With deep public solcssion. We therefore preseus
Ae readers Of the A1aAD to-day letters from corps
= correspondents accompanying tho Mississippi ezpsdi
sions which fail 30 read With deep interest,
Shs details OF them record the preliminary movements
anA reconnossances whioh aresthe augurss Of
Impending conflict. Tho letters OF our correspondents
illustrated BY she accompanying largo map showing
Ne theatre OF operations frsm Memphis 10 Now Orleans
nd comprising such portions OF the states OF Tennessee
ne within the mspacsd district From the map good
iAsA may formed Of the position Of both armies the
time Of the date Of our letters.
The late operations the YaSoe river may bs con
sidsred portion Of and auxiliary the Mississippi
novement Tho avast OF the great nest OF Ad
nEal Porter have already felt the enemys position Tho
great movement win sooa follow
The atess from the Missssippi moveuent-the ip
formation coming via Caro-sates that the rebeis
threatening General Grants rear, taking Memphis bis
BASE nsreported In Memphis that The rebels have gone
toward Grand Junstop With ths intention OF tearing up
he road but nothing known positively General Sher
nan bas reached Heisos, preparing 10 move down II
river.
II 10 reported here that JET Thompson 10 moviog on
New Madrid With two thousand men. from Pocahontas'
Arx and that be within forty miles Of that place on
she 22d inst The rcbcl force operating in Northwestern
Tennessee recently burned Unicn Guy and ibe bridge
ever the Onion river
The New York herald., 1862-12-26

Oiooel Hatch with his Brigade Consisting of the Sssoud
Iowa and seventh IRois ordered 10 dismount and
repel tho attack This quickly done, and. conceang
his men sehnd sharr ridge, he waited patiently tho
rebel attack. when within twenty yards OF men, ~
gwen TO fire. The order was obeycd with Heuen-
aoos effect, and the robeis dropped by scores.
rive times was the v0lley repeated, until our
revolving rifles were nmptisd ami we retired TO take
another position For long miles was THIS attack
ana fotrel continued. during WHICH both omcers ana
men performed prodHies of Then tho pursuit
began 70 sacsen, amt auaiiy ceased altogether Tho
column WAS onro more ardcr, and cisursy took
our limo of retreat TO Water Valley.
The rebel loss have 20 means OF learning but
very much larger than own, ~ their columns we're
solid and presented better target for our revolving
rifles.
Whero all did 20 well II may 20 be nvicous 10
mention particular instances II bravery. cannot how
ever forbear refer 10 the distinguished gaantry Of
Col Dickey Col Lee. Col Hatch, Col Mseuer Lieut. Col
Prince, of the Seventh Illinois cavalry Lieut. Col McCul-
lough OF the Fourth cavalry and MAJOR Coon
ing tho Second Iowa There other deserving spc
cial mention, hut space Iorbids.
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his influence has gone far toward preventing
earlier recognition. The Ministry, of which he
forms part. would have died a natural death two
months ago and given place to one friendly to us
but the promptness with which they acted In the
Trent affair has made them political capital on the
interest of which they continue to live and which
renders it hopeless for the opposition to attack
them on their management of foreign relarions.
Next, the blockade, instead of running the cotton
manufacturers, has been thus far Il godsend 10
them; and while starving the operatives, has made
the fortunes of the employers by enabling them
to dispose of, at high prices. surplus stock OF
goods. As for the Convention at Paris, it has
never been debated in Parliament, and was, by a
large portion of both great political parties, re-
oarlcd as injurious to the naval Interests of Eng
land. \ loose construction Of that Convention
nIeases even those who would like to see the
American blockade raised. The universal belief,
also. that India needs but a close market for a
year or So supply the greater part of the staple
consumed, has tended to our disadvantage.
Few Of these reasons now exist in the same
force as heretofore, and hence the political signs
begin to augur favoraby for us.
In haste, yours, TRAVELLER.
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FIFTEENTH N. G. REGIMENT AT
YORKTOWN.

A friend has furnished US with the folow;n.
correct list of the killed and wounded of this ra9
ment, in the recent skirmish with the enemy .,
Warwick river. We learn that only 500 of tho
regiment were engaged, against three or four
times their number The enemy had
taken possession of the rife pits, and the 18th
fought them two hours and fifteen minutes with
out aid from any quarter, and at length drove
them back with heavy loss:
KILLEp-Col. Mckinney; Private Yander,
company b; Joseph Towery, company D; William
Finch, company ID; Francis Gilbert, company F.
5th Sergeant Ii NJ Glendenin, company II; PR.
Yates Elmsley Steel company II; Hardy Wood
company H; James II Parker, Company I; vii,
liam Boon, company X; j S Fooshee, company NJ
NJ II Bennett, company M-l2.
WoUNDRp.-Capt S F Stansell, company A.
dangerously; End Sergeant, A b Helms, company
B, mortally; Corporal B G Coon, company B;
Private Thos Mills, since dead, com. b; Private
Francis Cuthberson, com, B; W G Wolf com b;
L r Barenno, com. Is; James Downs, since dead
CON- d; John Sherrard, COM f; w A Avera,
com. F. ohm Mcdonald and Francis Morrison,
CON- T; Samuel Gordon, CON- G W C Brad.
shaw, com. H; c & McMurray, John l. Ray, W
II Guthrie, + r Mays, com. II; Richard Green,
com. |; End Lieut.. j Reid, company X; Ord.
Serg r " Thomas, company K; I'd Serg 6 II
Griffin, company K; 4th Serg. b Armstrong,
company X lst Corp. John billiard, Sd do, VIM
Thompson, since dead, privates 5 K Hiliard,
J W j Melton j w Bats, Fl Freeman all
company X Brevet I'd 1t. l. ] Merritt, company
NJ NJ Rigsbee, company M.-Rateigh Stand.
Company B Captain McRea) is fom Union
county.
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Come to the Rescue!

Capt VIM. Lee Davidson, commanding Company d,
18th Regiment (Col. Campbells) n Carolina Troops, is
anxious to swell the ranks of his Company to the
maximum number authorized by the Confederate
States Congress.
The military character and ability of the commander
of the Seventh Regiment is too well known to need
comment
All persons DESTROYS of entering of the best
drilled Regiments il the Confederate service should
apply immediately to r. F. DAVIDSON, who is
thorized to enlist for the above Company. The
Confederate Bounty is deposited at the Branch Bank
of n c. in this place, to be paid recruits Immediately
after ensting.
April s, 1862 st
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06

LOOK OUT FOR HELPER.-A correspon dent
addressing from Williamson, n. c., says that
the notorious Helper, Of the Impending Crisis"
is ascertained to have passed through that place
recently from the direction of Roanoke Island. A
wounded soldier assures our informant that he saw
Helper exchange gold for Confederate notes to
the extent of two hundred dollars while on the
island, doubtless for the purpose of facilitating
his transit through the Confederacy. The people
would do well to keep lookout for this man We
are beset with spies and traitors, and the watch
funess of individuals and of corporations should
never sleep. No stranger should be allowed to
pass upon our highways and by-ways unehaenged.
-Edqefcld Adrertiser.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06
M o Vt I q N

| have for sale excellent STEAM ENGINE Of six
horse pow er, manufactured by Amos Grun in Balti
more. 1t has excellent Boiler that has never been
injured in any way. will sell the Engine and all s
appurtenanccs at reasonable terms as it could be
bon ght in the Confederate States. | will also sell
excellent Dial Planeing Machine.
THOMAS DAY,
April g.. 1862 I'm Milton, n. G.
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asrSIs! alace Department,
RALEIGH. March 9th, 1862.

All pure Saitpere delivered at the Ordnance Depot
at Raleigh within The six months will be paid for
the of sixty pound. All that is impure
will be received and paid for ut the rate for the
pure Saltpetre it may contain. transportation from
any point on the railroads will also be paid by the
Department. All communications this subject
should be addressed to Capt. A. w. LAWRENCE,
Ordnance Department, Raleigh, n. G.
j. G. MARTIN.
lest. Adjt Gen. and Chief Of Ordnance.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06
Sel1Ln@ Off.

The largest stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
SHADES. CORDS, TASSELS &c. i'll the State,
be sold in 90 days, to make room for other business
All those wanting bargains had better call soon.
Those in the trade will de- we'll by calling
W. II. SCHUTT
Dee. 81, 1861. IF Opposite Post Office.
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C0UHTY AND STATE TAXES.

All persons hereby notified that will attend at
the Office 0f Jno p Ross Esq, opposite to that of the
County Cour Clerk every day this month after Wednes
day the 9th inst, from the hours flo O'Clock until "a
m, and from until p to take returns Of all
Taxable Estate in Charlotte Beat.
W. F. PIIIFER, Assessor.
April 8. 1852. At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06

All persons ndebteded to the estate of J. w. Moore
decd requested to forward and make settle
mcnt; and those having claims against said estate
present. them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law. this notice will he pleaded in
bar of their recovery. ID. HENDERSON,
April Is, 1862 lm-pd Admir-.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce A. |. HOOD rs a
candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Meckenburg
county, at the next August election.
Dec 10, 1851 te-pd.
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$50 ESE ~ a RID.

will give the above reward to any person who will
take up and deliver to my boy Sam, conhne him
ill., Jail so that can get him. Said boy off about
in the vicinity of Charlotte in the ghborhood OF
Clear Creek Reedy Creek i'll this county. He is
about 81 years Of age and formerly belonged to Mr..
Stephen N. Wilson, now of Ashe county n. c..
JOHN WOLFE.
Charlotte, March IS, 1862 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-05-06

Capt. T. J. Wheat, of the 1st Louisiana Infantry.
who killed at the battle Of Shiloh, was SON
of the Rev. DR.. Wheat late Professor in the Uri
Yersity OF n c. His age was 81