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A Word to the Farnsers OF uarfi"
SON County.

1t has been said that "Cotton is King. -
This may have been true in times past, in the
good old days for the harmonious Union Of
the States tone and inseparable;" but it is no
longer SO. Sectional animosity, eliminating
in civil war, has nipped proud "King Cotton"
in the bud. And during the continuance Of
this unnatural strife, the sunny South will
be incapactiated to furnish the world with
this necessary fabric; what are we to do!--
Iu our opinion it is the interest of the far
mer to turn his attention to fax growing
For the next year or two at least the price
of the cotton goods that may be in the mar
ket will be exhorbitant - in fact good arti-
Gle of this species OF goods is at this time
beyond the reach of the poer. In view of
this state of affairs, we invite farmers to
consider the matter. The old fashioned
home-spun linen shirts are the best OF all
Self.interest Of the farmer and the public
good generally, should induce each tiller Of
the soil to raise as much fax as possible the
coming season. Depend upon it, that which
is not needed for home use will bring good
price. Wool growers, too, should look we'll
to their hocks. Every pound will be needed,
and whoever has the article to spare will re-
alize good figures. We would also suggest
to those having sugar camps to manufacture
all the maple sugar possible. We must
have little sweet mixed with the bitter
The price Of sugar is already high, aud IL is
presumable it will increase in price to the
end of the war
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For the Sentinel.
T o
SCiems msiGc.

SGtCNHhhMCs
Answers TO Questions in No. Al, submitted By
Inquirer.
/. The required quantity is affected by
the head diameter OF the cask, and the cur
vature OF the staves--neither of which is
given. Therefore, the question is indeter-
inmate.
2. In tho given example, the proposition
''of' must have an object, either expressed
or implied. II it is implied, it may be ex
pressed, in which case it would be limited
by the pronoun "ours." But if We supply
an object, then eliminate "ours," the fallacy
Of the hypothesis becomes evident. There.
fore "ours," although possessive in form, is
g,ammatically, in the objective case.
8. Trees cool and condense the surround
ing atmosphere, and thereby decrease Its ca
pacity to hold moisture. By their shades,
they also retard evaporation. Hence, as for
ests disappear, so will evaporation increase
and precipitation decrease. Therefore, a
partial destruction of the forests within the
basin, is a physical change sufficient to pro-
duce the given result. tab.
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A CA nc ID.

EDITOR SENTINEL:-After my retnrn from
camp on the 14th Of February, (having dis
charge from the Adjutant General OF Ohio,)
a copy OF the Belmont Chronicle, of the 18th
inst, was placed in my hands, in which /
noticed some very unjust charges against
me, and my connection with Company D.,
Captain poorman's company, which ave as
follows:
"While Capt Poorman was laboring 10 get
the company up, Mr.. McFadden was tam
pering with the men, offering to some money,
to others promising non commissioned Off
ces, and iE one case proposing II he was elec-
ted First Lieutenant to give enough OF his
wages in addition to giving him the position
OF first Sergeant, making his pay amount to
fifty dollars per month, and when Mr.. Will
liams was about to join the company Mr..
McEadden induced him not to do So" &c
Now to all these charges can freely say
they are false. As to promising positions to
men it is something had no control over
and could not do it if they wished, as they
are recommended by the Captain and appoint
ed by the Colonel. / offered to no man any
money and made no promise to any man fol
1st Sergeant. More than that, there is nc
man in the company who will stand up be
fore me and say 50, and as to making bis
wages to $50 . month, it is false. And Is
to inducing Mr.. Williams not to join the
company: At his request went to the Re.
corder's Office where the following converse
ton took place. Mr.. w. said he had thought
Of going with the company, but il could
get the votes of the company for 1st Lieu
tenant he would not go. replied that
did not wish that to be in his way as he
could run bis chance as | should. He saw
proper not to join, and when he came u
camp. as he said at the instance Of Colone
Smith, he advised me to resign II there were
six men opposed to me. ] can assure Mr.
Williams there are fifty men opposed L
him. VIII he resign?
M. K. McFADDEN.
| Cadiz. Feb. is, 1881.
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For the Sentinel.
Scientific.

Answers to Questions Submitted By Inquirer in
No. Al.
4. The skin is composed Of two principal
layers. The outermost is tho cuticle. Iii
this layer whic is raised by blisters. II is
destitute of nerves or blood vessels, and is
regarded as merely secretion of the cults
vera, and is in harmony with its use; placed
as an insensble covering between external
objects add the delicately organized subacens
parts. The cults vera, on the other hand is
composed Of nerves. blood vessels, &C., and
is the most sensitive part ofthe body. Hence
when the cuticle is removed by burns or
blisters the air comes in contact with the
QUITS vera and produces pain.
S. The concussion produced by an electric
discharge, breaks and condenses the vesicles
OF vapor In the air. Hence the sudden in
crease of rain.
8. The majority Of allsgories are found in
ancient literature. Ancient literature Il
chiefly confined TO the East. Few allegories
have been penned since the West became q
reality to the people Of the East, and since
the people Of the West are more OF fact
than fabulous loving people, there has
been but little call for new allegories. This
being the case, the writers Of the West who
have pennsd allegoriss had to lay the scene
| in tho distant and misty East. M.
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01rTo show our readers what kiHd OF
Polr;st was appointed First Lieutenant in
CAPTAIN Poorman's company over Matthew
McFaddsn, we win let the Captains own
uapsr, the Belmont Chronicle, Of last week.
tell. It says
.'when Mr.. Williams was about 10 join
the company, Mr.. McFadden induced him
not to do so, telling him that he (Mr. McF. }
could get at least hall the votes in the com
pany."
And this is the kind Of Patriot that was
recommended to the Governor and appoint.
ed First Lieutenant over Matthew McFad-
den, who was honorably elected to that pO-
sition on two different occasions. He was
induced, says the Chronicle, not to join the
company at its first organization, because Mr..
McFadden said he could get more votes than
he could. A LraUe Patriot that man Will
liams. How he must be suffering to get an
opportunity to help put down the present re-
bellion. l
Major Oowen, Colonel Kennon and Gen.
eral Welsh must have felt that they were 60
ing to do great service for their country when
they were filing into the Governors office to
get the Governor to appoint such Patriot as
Mr.. Williams Major OF the 4Sd Regiment
Why didn't you, gentlemen, recommend Mr.
". for something higher? Such braue pa
t,Iot and lorer Of las country, as the Belmont
Chronicle, (your organ) shows Mr. Williams
to be, should not be put off with the little
offices OF First Lieutenant and Major. L
not such patriot worthy of being Lieu'
tenant GeneralH Go again, gentlemen, tc
the Governor, and see il you connot get the
patriotic Williams appointed to higher po'
sit;on than First Lieutenant or. Major. Such
a patriotic, selfsacrifcing, devoted friend .
the Union IS Mr.. Williams has shown him.
self to be should not remain in the humble
position Of First Lieutenant or Major.
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GrThe officers ofthe 90th Ohio Regiment
pitch into that extraordinary Union Man,
D. w. Stambaugh, Esq, through the col,
umns Of the Ohio Democrat, in manner that
is calculated to make the natives think our
old friend is not so much of a Union Man as
he used to think he was during the past
camnaipn
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OJThe St. Clairsville Gazette has changed
hands. Mr.. Heaton, who has SO ably con-
ducted that paper during the past six years,
retiring, and Mr.. Gressinger. ito former edi.
tor. sgain taking hold Of the helm. Success
to both gentlemen.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-19

THE REVEREND ScoENDREL. - We learn
from the Cleveland papers that the Rev.
George Gordon recently Spirited" noted
forger out of the Cleveland Jail, by giving
him his hat, spectacles, &C., to pass out with
three Of his visitors. Tho forger was reta-
ken at Berea. and the Rev. George was as
signed closer quarters. Hadn't some OF his
Abolition sympathlzers in Harrison county
better see to him?
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O1rA lot Of leather shipped to Messrs. r.
Lewis & Co., Wheeling, from the east, was
detained at Pittsburgh, BY the Collector, be-
cause said firm had not taken the oath Of al
lsgiancs. Lewis was formerly . citizen oi
o. Clairsvillo.
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O1-Robert McCarty, Esq, Of Carroll
county, the man that Br. Hatton said "his
coat tail was entirely too long" has been
appointed Suter of the 60th Regiment. He
is particular pet of Col. Eckley.
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O-The biggest snow OF the season
came down on last Thursday night. but the
roads being 10 such poor order to receive it,
that the merry jingle of the sleigh bells
we're few and Ear between.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-19

Our glorious victories were celebra-
ted in a proper manner in Cadiz on
Monday night when ths'thrilling news
came to hand in the Steubcnville Her.
aid Of Monday evening.
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OTCapt. Castell arrived at home on last
Saturday evening. He reports tho boys all
iu pretty good health. They have removed
from their old quarters, and are now march.
Ing towards Nashville. Success to them.
!, The Captain has resigned his commission
Tor what cause we do not know. dF
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PI,OaOgraul.s.

Mr.. Davis has employed Mr.. Higgins. the
best Photogranhist Of Partridge, Of Wheel
ing who will remain with MIR. D. for some
tune for the purpose Of taking No. | Photo
graphs, Call at Mr.. DIS. rooms and see
enan;rnens.
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Ckt AhLEsS ~. ALLEN
Cadiz. February 5, lSS2-3m.

0YWe shall esteem it q great favor for
all our subscribers in Harrison county to
either call or send and settle their indebted
ness during the months of March or April. =
We prefer they should do so instead OF hay
ing their bills sent to them in the paper.
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or Common Pleas will be held in Harrison
County during the year 1862. commencing
as follows; February 25, May 20 and Octo
ber %.
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MONDAYS NEWSI

Our dispatches bring US the news that the
battle at Fort Donelson was still progressing
at 6 o'clock on the afternoon Of S.turday.-
At that time the right wing of tie fort had
been taksu and the stars and stripes foated
over the redoubt, and the troops are stand.
ing almost breast 70 breast ready to renew
the contest.
Both sides had suffered ss.verely, and sew.
eral Of ths Federal gunbOxts had been badly
damaged. The result Of the battle is still
unknown.
The news from Missouri is very encoura
giug-Price has refreshed aud General Curti:
IS following him up, striking him as oppor,
tunity offers aud capturing his trans. and
says he has more pfisoners than he know:
what TO do with
Bowling GreeD has been evacuated, ant
Gen. Mitchell pas occupied that place.
Ex-Governor Pennington AID Hon. VIM
Appleton are dead.-Jomnai, l7h inst.
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Admininistrator's Sale Of Zeal
\ Estate.

I'm pursuance OF an order Of the Probate
L Court OF Har ison County, Ohio, will Of.
fer !or sale at public auction, on Thursday !,
the 10 tn day Of March, 1862, at 10 o. clock, A..
M upon the premises, the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of Harrison,
to-wit: The south west quarter OF section No.
twenty.six. in Township No. four and Range
nine, Except eleven acres) and the south part
Of tho north west quarter Of said section, and
containing in all two hundred and ten acrcs,
subject to the widows dover estate which has
been assigned there.
The said farm 10 In Short Creek township.
and about az miles s. r.. Of Cadix. There are
about one hundred and seventy acres OF said
gently rolling, and is good and desirable
iarm.
JOSEPH HOLMES, Admir-
Of the Estate Of Daniel .Mcllravy, deed.
Feb IL. I662-4t ~ t N4sA
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There were great rejoicings in all Of
the principal cities Of the North over
our victories, similar to that in st. Lou
il.
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GTHon Richard Stillwell LII. D., died
at his residence in Zanesville, few days
since. Of paralysis. He had resided in Mus
kingum county since 1908.
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0TLieut. Bostw ick's company leave this
Wednesday morning for Xenia, where they
will JOIN the 74th Ohio. May great success
attend them.
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Exciting Southern News.

WAsHInurcN, Feb. l5.-The following
has been rereiyed at Headquarters:
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Is.
10 Major General Mcclellan:
Gen. Mitchell's division, by forced march,
reac ming the river at Bowling Green to-day,
AID. is making bridge to cross The en-,
euly burned the bridge at one o'clock ip the
rdorning, and were evacusting the place
when he arrived.
(Signed.) d. c. BUELL.,
Brigader General.
A dispatch has reached the General In.
Chief here from General Haleck, at st.
kLouis. announc ng the investment OF Fort
Donelson by fifty thousand men, and by the
Naval feet OF Commodore Foote, anticipa.
ticipating its speedy reduction. Gen. Hall
leck SAYS that Generals Floyd and Buckner
are in it, with force Of 1900 men, and he
is evidently Of the opinion that his arrange
ment for cutting them off from rcinfOrcements
will surely be successful
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 14.-The following dispatch
was forwarded from headquarters this morn
ing:
To Gen. McCLELLAN, Washington:
The flag of the Union now floats over the
court house in Springfield. The enemy re-
treated after short engagement, leaving q
large amount Of stores and equipage, which
was captured by Gen. Curtis. Our cavalry is
in close pursuit.
(Signed) II. W. HALLECK,
Major. General.
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MILLINERY GO0DSl

MRS. M. SPENCER
Thankful for the liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, ,nkes this opportunity of AM
nouncing 10 her nutritious friends and the pub.
lie generally, that she has just received large
assortment of BonneIs, Flowers, Ribbons;
Hosiery, Gloves Mutsif short, Fancy Goods
and notions of every description.
4TLadies call and examint ppr goods, we NJ!
sure you every effort will be Effde TO plcasesT
| style, quality and price.
Oct. 9. lS6i.
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or Godey's Lady's Book for March is on
our table. Like its predecessors, it is No.
number. Ladies, become subscribers for
Godey.
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NOTICE

RS HEREBY GIVEN to the Grand and Petit
i Jurors heretofore summoned by the Sheriff
Of Harrison county, to appear at the February
term OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF said
county tor the year A. D. 1862, that said term
OF said Court will commence on the 25th day
Of February, isS5, ss. and you are hereby rsqai.
4 ourt Honss in Cadis al 10 O'Clock OF said
day, then and there to serve as such Jurors.
< Witness my hand and the ssal Of
said Court Of Comfron Pleas ol
Harrison County, Ohio this 10th
day Of February, A, 2 isea;
Clerk Of said Court.
Feb. l2.st.
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Attachment Notice.
0EOEGE : WILSON MILLS.

CHUIIt VHfUs
Mt HANUFACTURE and have constantly for
lNI sale Il our Warehouse, near the Depot.
Double Extra Family aAd Extra SfJRERFlNE E
FLOUR from good sound Wheat. Our Flour
Il Wsrranted Fresh Ground and Of the very
best quality. Corn meal, !: Mill Fsed and Bran
soId 1t low figures In quantities to snit purcha-
sers.
faction warranted. GEORGE& WILSON.
April rs. go
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Vext Door to the Post on1oe.
AN ACT

| THO fix the time for holding the terms Of the
l. Courts OF Common Pleas in the several
Counties of the Eighth judicial District of the
State of Ohioi
Section lat. Be IT ENACTED by THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF TIE STATE OF OHIO, That the terms
OF the Courts Of Common Pleas, in and for the
several Counties of the Eighth Judicial District
in the State Of Ohio (, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two- shall be as fol-
lowe, TO wit:
Muskingum county, February 10, May 10 and
November3
Morgan county, March 25, July Is and O.to.
Der q
Monroe county, February ls, May 90 and No g.
vember IL.
Belmont county. March IS. June II and Oc-
tober 81.
Noble county, March 4, June 3, and October
H.
Tuscurawas county, February IL, May 27 and
October 81.
Guernsey county, March 10, Junee, and No.
vember TO-
Jefferson county, March II, June 10, and No
vember IL.
Harrison comfy, February IS, May 90 lnd
Sec @ This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage,
JAMES K. HUBBEL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative
JAMES MONROE,
Speaker pro tenn OF Senate.
Pass ed February 4, 1862.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 6, 1862.
hereby certify that the foregoing law is cor.
re tly copied from tho original bill ON lc in this
office
RR COWEN, See of State
February 10, l562-4w.
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MORE MEN
WANTED
TN KENTUCKY,

THE UNION TROOPS have achieved great
A. Victory in Kentucky; but in order for
Gun. Buell. to achieve still greater triumphs it
10 necessary TO have more men For this pur.
pose Governor Tod has commissioned the sub
scribers TO recruit Company Of ONE HUN !.
DRED MEN from the counties of Belmont and
Harrison, for the 6lst Ohio Regiment, Col N
s. sCHLElCH. now comfortably quartered at
Camp Medili, near Lancaster.
Patriots! AMI Lovers of your Country! OF the
counties Of Harrison and Belmont, this is per.
haps the last opportunity you will have to vol.
unfeer in the service Of your country. Victory
has perched apon our glorious banner in Ken.
tueky, and still greater victories are to be won.
Will you not assist in winning thsmi Come
forward then and volunteer IN defense Of your
country aud your country 3 rights.
TERMS.--$l3 per month, Sloo Bounty and
l60 acres of land. Pay to commefice from date
Of enlistment. Good clothing and good board.
ing furnished recruits as soon as enlisted.
leadqnarters--M --Morristown, Belmont county,
Ohio, and Cadiz. Harrison county, Ohio, where
one or the other OF the undersigned can be
found. Lieut.. JAMES q. ELRiCK,
a T. b. HOFFMAN,
Recruiting Officers.
January 90, 1862.
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Wall Paper Wall PapleSrfs.!l

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling tho
l. attention Of the public to his large and
well selected stock Of Wall Papers, jus, rccSi-
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. lfi4
stock consists OF 5000 pieces with 400 dinrl:
en-! patterns. ranging jpn price from 6Acsnts to-
sloU per piece, togetkpr. with every variety ut'
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
Pannel Work, &C., &c.
He has also Oh hand a complete assortment
Of School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&C., &C., which will be sold Wholesale and re.
tail as cheap as they can be Had West OF the
Mountains. Give me call, :.
J. M. LAYTON.
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Courts

1, OrWe are under obligations to Hon. l
Welsh for public documents.
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Dissolutton OF fartncrsaaiEs,

DiSsOluttOn OF PaftncrshiHS,
TNHF Partnership here tofore existing between
l. T. ] Brown and A G. McCormi ok, nui
der the style and firm af Brown & McCormi OK.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
Books are in the hands Of A. G. McCorn,lck
The Mercantile business will be conducted BY
I. J. Brown, at the old stand on Market street.
4. J.. BROWN.
A. q. MCCORMICK.
January 90, 1862. Feb. $,
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T2 IER'S' premium Carbon Oi--the only
N strictly pure brand IN this iasIkst for
| st GEORGE H. BROS.
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O. n. AnLsK-sm:-If you can find room
in your paper, and think the enclosed letter
worthy Of publication. please publish Lieut.
Thomas A. Cobb's letter.
SAMUEL FOREMAN.
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Administrators Notice.
THE Undersigned has been appointed Admin
j islrstor de bonis non OF the estate OF Ed
ward Lafferty, late of Harrison county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons interested will take no.
tice and govern themselves accordingly
HIRAM LAFFERTY,
Administrator de bonis non.
Februar S, 1s62-3t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-19
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. T. K Crawford,
Mr.. ROBERT MooRE, Of franklin county, o-
hio. 10 a iss JENNY G. LooAE, Of this county.