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, 1862-11-20

a letter from an officer in this regiment
formerly Col. Cu1umings) to hia mother in
this city, gives an interesting journal Of its
movements. Its entry for the 4tth inst, is as
follows
Nov. 4.-This morning our regiment started
for Mltcbe1Vine in Kentucky Tor 1ations; had
500 wagons and drove thirtY-six miles. The
day and night was cold, and the men suffered
sey much saaFday A. oadea az the n91aS
| out for Nashville. Marched twenty eight
| miles mud ca1nped On the ground again with
| out tents, blankets or overcoats. Built up .
| large fire, ss usual, ond set round it aed nod q
lttlc. At T. m. up again, got oreakiasts
nal ching mile in sixteen minutes: R:acf .t,j
camp at O'Clock q. n, tired and dirty SET
t Last night vert to bed expecting 2 ponG
| rights rest. At II was called u2 VIII Il oEaer:
to get ready to march at 4 IN the morning
should rot move. To-day the. = has besn r,
e1snd review Of the cid troor-,s bE Gen Rose
cran6. He complimented the 5lst highly
Tomorrow morrxsg, I suppose, Ee take III
The line Of n,..areh for Chattanooga, distant1S!
mjlss.
,n utet.aye hsa no pay Ter tie last four months
Nv; W. ~ ps{ mas fsr IL coming along slowly aa<
! nh. RUN aere after a time. We hare beez
OF half ral.ons elnce re hare been here. Gu
| duty las been heavy and is likely TO consinu
| SO.
,, The President and the Ep!scopaIeaas
. The following leSter has been sent to Rlgh
Rev. Bishop McIlvaine Presiding Bishop G
the House of Bishops Of the Protestant Epi.
eopal Church, cknorledging the receipt Of
, copy Of the Pastoral Letter:
E Right Reverend and Dear Sir:
The copy vhich you sent to nc, Of the Pa
to1al Letter Ct the Bishops OF the Protestan
> | EoiecppM Church il the United States
!, America, las been submitted to tas pres
j., dent. He authorizes me to assure yol
that he receives with grateful sasl
e faction The evidences which that cal
, candid aud earnest palcE gives
b | the loyn1uy Of the very extended religio,
| communion over which y3n preside, to t.:
IL I constitution and government of the Unit.
= | States. am turtner Instructed to say, til
"a | =he exposition which the highest eccleslastic
&c | authority OF that communion has giVen in ii
d PASTORAL LITTER, Of the intimate connecti
:, which exists between feryent patriotism .!
a. t1ue ehris:5anity, seeu:s to the preside
equally sca5oaable and uaan swerao1
earnestly invoking the divine ble=si1
equally upon our religious and civil instit
tiona, that they may Ill together safely res
the storms Of fiction and continue hereaft4
il G6 heretofore, to sustain and 1ayigorate "a
- ether, ard SO promote the co5tniou welfa
- ci uarkil5, have &he ho1or to be right II
ID ereaa and dtae iii, faithfully Yours,
IL WIN H. SFwAnn
, 1862-11-20
OUR ST. LOUIS LETTER.

TIE {17i!icdZ Sldtus Of Missouri Complexion Of
la. State Ssaats-Res Neu Congressional
Lel.yatio,l-liiitarY Na'ters,
, 1862-11-20

CONTRACTS following eou-
tracts were awarded by Capt.. Jensiua in this
city, Oh Saturday, NoS. Is:
COIN.
II. c EePsuw. 10 Coz bushels at E4c.
II. G. DePauW, $50 t0a bushels al sc.
OATS.
r. G. neParw. 5O.r3e bushels at dc.
r. J. TuDatai:, 5u.05Q byshela at stc.
O. 2. Cob1, JiGIt bushels at E5c.
James Srears, $1,000 bushels at t5c.-L3uisriHs
Jonrnc!, 18Th.
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NEWSi
From the Army of lhe POssu,n,

From The Army Of the POsssi,ac
HEAD9uARERs ARMY OF THE POTosfAc,
New 2--10 p. m,--- 70 1E IE1psileHe9 Pres
ident Lincoln:-I have Just received a dis
patch from Gen. Mcclellan dated at Snick-
srsviIle Cap 6p. m, stating that he has
full possession o. the Gap. When General
Hancock arrived there, it was held by the
enemies cavalry who we're at once driven
out, ....1,
= X troop oftrom 5000 to 5000 rebel in
Iantry advanced to- re take IT, but were dis.
persed by the fire OF our rihed guns. The
position is strong one Tor either side. Il
is said. Jackson and A. P. Hill are in the
valley opposite Gen: Heasanton had driv
en- the enemies csvalry several miles beyond
Union at three O'Clock p. m, exploding one
Of theii caIssons, and capturing ten Of their
wounded Lett behind. -.s,s,., -,,-s...... .
[Signed, .f'H MARcY. Chief Of Staff.
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I .lAIlerhenr.Cn Cntrle rIarke..

|"aHaT u
oeToRkR, 30.--There has been less actiyi'
~ msnissled in cattle during ihepas week,
and prices have Consequently declined .
shade 's1ss s',s'si e i'sf .ssfsssf 2 'aa
sBEEyEs.-Ths whole numbst offered sg-
gregated 2se6s head, Of which 16y1 we're
sold. the prices rSng from 81 so to S3. 50
per cwt. gros 81 according 10 quality. Almost
alt the small cattle were sold at 1ISc per
pound below last weeks prices and heavy
cattleat about nc less e ri, tf.ar ss.ili
y sHees.-- Thereis an impsov emeat in all
classes Of Hogs, and an ad vance Of s4c per
n over last weeks prices his been eslab
fshsd. The offerings aggregated abce.
4,600 head. most all Of (which were, sold.
the balance being LETT over and sbi ipped East.
We give prieesst from $3sio So rs Tor com
mon INFERIOR and 81 90 to 81 20 for prime
heavy. 9Ets = eef.ssla saiz,8 V
= saEEr, The offerings continue very light,
though the demands are limited Some
small, lots Of fat ones sold as high as 4c per
h. gross; but very few are wanted as prices
are too high to ship elsewhere. = ~
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G5~Tae advantages ,Sf being, q citizen of
the c.p'tsl q(phP. Day - issen sf1,bS ,bSy read'ug
the following from. last. Saturdays. Statesman:
Cafnnbrs " Represented i'd yiie army. by.
five Colonels G, C. .Waloptt, W. L McMillen,
John CeGroopgJ ss3 a, Wilcox, and Wager
Swayass five tLeutenant Golcnels.t,Ei Eifsba Ne
JONES' j cha q, Mischeli, OalA. Lawson, w.
scnsiasFg ahdsJs M G0rhiey, and0 numerous
Majors, Adjntsn1lts sn1lts and other officers. aensli
And Sou might have added, ''vsry few
private soldiferrss3A III
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Ex.tTDif1oh .h

| have in my possession very fine Diop-
tric Lantern, with q splepded set o. pictures,
which l propose nto exhibit in the Court
Hou,e on next sTbdrsa az evening. Novemb r
6. The Proceeds lof tbes esexhibitiea will be
devoted 70 The spMchase OF an sppsratus for
the aase of the Higb Scilooi " .a"t.e sc' 2
siPriee' ofaes,ila asion, III cents. Children
sInter $3.50 CENTS Is'Fht aus sIiS'f sE'"3
' -, ~ S'n''' .aaaIb
,TJE4 ~ saHhL J. TINGLEY.
0TThe friends OF education are particd.
ierls urged to give ahHahove ilecsare8of Prot
Tingley sheia support Let ths Court Hou SC
be full TO osepffoS4fhS.s ssifS@ $50 ,.,
II tH"s..YYE - Ia - 90 ILlMtltBo9 0a93 ]
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'aeey- Hon: ] ~. JefFries, member Of the
present Ohe Legislature. from FaiEseld
county. died at his residence in in chat conn
ty, Oct. Is 5 llIek wasa man oflaaility and
strict integrity; a. sound Democrat and a
s,sadast friend Of che Union and tae Con-
stitution, ~ aot ~ sbai4 iia fasresaH
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= g
pWe were pleased to meet our friend,
VIM, Scott, Of New Rumley, in town tn 9
other day, looking SO we'll, and able to walk
almost without the use OF cane. It will
be remembered that Mr., Scott was danger
ously wounded at the battle at Pittsburgh
Landing He arrived home on the 10th Of
last May and placed himself under the charge
of. that. excellent Physician and perfec gen.
,tleman, Dir. Wm Beadle, OF New Market.
DR.. B. has attended to Mr.. ). faithfully ever
since, riding to New RumlsY several times
during the course Of a week. Some time
since Mr.. s, wished to know Of the Doctor
how much his bill was. He told him moth
ing-that 1t was. enough for him to be
wounded in the service Of his country with
out having to pay for medical attendance
Such generosity is worthy of mention, and
it affords us great pleasure torecord IL.
We might add that the Doctor is Demo.
crat, ole OF those kind of men who have
been styled by men, who previous to this
rebellion, spoke lightly Of the Union, Sc
cession sympathizer. But like all other
Democrats, his sympathies are with the
brave men who are fighting the battles OF
their country---not with those who stay at
houe and denounce their neighbors as rebels.
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Live Stock sIarkct:

BALTlnoRF, October rs, 1852.
Q cxrfiE -sThs offsrinss Of Beexes At the
i, Live stock sesles yesterday amounted to
1880, bead; OF this number j 900 were AIKEN
by GoEernme NJ Contractors, 200 head by
Wssbington 'betchsrss $50 remained over
unsold, and, the bsisnee, 500 bead, BY city
packers and butchers. Al prices ranging rom
So 80 to $4 so per 100 ibs-sone few very
fine ,Bseyes sbriagipe ssbsht advance on the
latter figure. Ths smsrkst closed rather
dull. iss7afsael nsl 81 uasai hsi see s.Ei
fIoes.--Tbs suppiyof Lave Hogs ives not
equal 10 the demand, and sales Of fair to
prime were made at IS 25@se per 100 bs.
An advance OF Soc per 100 lbs. on the rates
obsained this day week. es ls.' asI1, 30
snEkr. The market for Sheep was very
dull at previous rates, sales having been
effected at SS@4 per head. ~ - sl4s sC. q
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Phiiadelphia Cattle WIia rkst. .

There were over 2, 200 head oi Cattle at
market, and, Notwithstanding the drenching
rain and the muddy ground, there was large
audience of Butchers and .Drovers at the AV.
enue Market. Prices ranged from 81 TO
$825, same as last week is- se' Faa raa'
SHEER. About 2, 600 head at market, and
selling az $4@475 for fat Sheep, and $2@3
lor stock. l4ga 80 ng.tssF 70 is#-. a.t l.sr
uoas.--Al $40 head sold at the Avenue
yard at So 25@6 per 100 MS, net.
At the Un'on Yard 2,809 head sold at
from $5 to ST, 75, for still led, and $5 IS to
So % for corn led. t.t- ss-r s' e. @.s
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~ ~ YzeFt .s. R4@% 80 n ~ NFIT ~, - E8
lG5At the last Teaeher's Examination
held at this place on the 24Ih ult., there
we're, present. .iorty ,apphcapts---twelve e.
male and twenty eight male. Two were re-
jected, eleven received certificates for ,six
months, eleven dorstwelye months, four fer
eighteen monihs and nine for twoyears. 'ssdi
. it. was resolved by the, Teachers present
IL. mold ,--ssTeachers Meeting A. this place
on the 26th and 9th ofrDscember next. p Y Y
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ls q. I've seen and like his well known store
N Because I've purchased there before. - N
In J. Brilles' store on Mark ct Street aG
49, I'm certain to be fitted neat,
And TO advance anosher reason, u
nj good i lind to suit the season;
And those who from is store shal ii bay d.
= Will 6hd ,hensoIyes all wea theirs tiryT III
y.'Briiles endeavors, never faiis -
- 10 tnrn cat work TO suit ihe sales. q s'P
This establishment is located nigh, yg
? Each branch Receives watchfuI eve -
In his store you buy not indoubt, ,nE I
No false inducements are held out.
The one price system, there's no be tier,
Is carried out TO the very letter,g ~ yg 2
The ibarg aims therefore can't entice " -
The purcharer atone fixed price, sss
Nor time be lost in J. Bril!es' store 3qssg-,
70 cheaper what was cheap before.
The gentleman all can, testify a .sss.'9
When any clothing they want TO buy , =
For service. prumenade or show, y, ssga
10 his store they slraigntw ay 20. 81
These gentlemen also lind -. ~, ~
The kind of clothing for their mind .,s
Some reasons now 1--we furnished why
Il. Tod. BIS. store lgo TO buy ~T a,..
80 call at once, his prices view,
And doubtless you wilibuy there too 4
6Calt al my well known store if YOU wapI
good clothing. S"t" }, f3RiLLES.
g UsL l., 1862: t ~ @'' 81 ~yF'' FH
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GJ-Ou last Wednesday, Judge Berkshire
sentenced Robert Poole. The murderer Of
Adam, Bnch in Wheeling. in4Angust Hast. to
be hung IN that county on Friday, tile 9Th
dav ofJanuary next Poole is represented
as hardened. william for one OF his years
being only 2s years ofaes. 2 ,'s as ' is1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

6TWho is responsible for the present
disastrous civil war nov raging throughout
this once prosperous and happy Union, can
be learned by reading the able letter OF ex-
Senator Bigler, Of Pennsylvania, which may
be found on our first page.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

0t-Sutler Ferguson, OF the 12Gth. Ohio,
arrived at home on last Saturday morning.
He represents he men belonging to his regi
sRsht, as being generally il good health.-
The regimehtis is now al Cumbefland, Gary
land.
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stamp Duties

The ceFt;Hcationi df . bank check by )ths
paying tellerIsi marking nsg oEdMElting his
name across it, does not come within thes
meaning Of thslaw'Fefxtingto certificates add.
is,uot, therefore, subject "a stamp. ~.
| When, however, tie clerk ofthe court certi-'
ies 4 paper to be copysby marking the
same 9c6py', and signing, his name thereto,
1t will be necessary for him to aifix q ten
cent stamp III ,ensssEa "a ,M .sig4I W
| IA power ofaternsy ittoi sell stock, Ato.votst
atsan sIsction, toeolleet rent,ahd TO sellfeal
sstate. y requires q one dollar and sixty cent
stsmp.-Ad NaRohdi ltssAigsl,r Hooai w
/ ' EA.k41Ha IN saTRaA 40
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y 0F1he iollo wing Wounded soldiers be.
s'ngisg to Capt Butts company, havo arr.
riyed At home, during the past week: Ser
geant Mccormick Corporal T., Mckinney,
and private j. +. McCombs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

07-The late term Of the court Of this
county was the shortest We have ever
known. II only lasted about two days.
1t is an easy thing to be Judge these days,
especially in this district.
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0-7-In another year Davy Todaw have
to "skedaddle" from Columbus, and make
way for atsae Democrat. whowill not. play
such fantastic tricks before high heaven as
70 make the angels weep d, The people of
0hao have the ,sthackbsne'' To- elect such o
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ct Yop that havs Pork, Clover or Tiho
thy Seed TO sell, would do well to read Nc
sFaddeh.s advertisement. They pay The high.
est market prices. - ss7st ~ 'ii7
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Daily U. $. Mail
II "A or, Ta1NE:
81 CADIz TO WHEELING.
And Tri-Weekly from Cadiz to
st. Ctairsyille, 7S


TINE subscriber would respectfully inform
l. the travelling community tha THE is run
ming the u. $. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz to
Wheeling; and that one Of bis splendid hacks
wifi leave Wheeling and Cadiz evcry morn.
ing, at A. NJ, and connect with the cars at
both places. His hacks are new, his teams
good. and his drivers earefuIand attentive
He hopes toreceve the pRtronageof the trav-
eing public, as he will endeavor to merit
their patronage by strict attention to their
Fare from wheeling to Cadiz or Cadiz 10
Wheeling $l,25. For the roand trip only $500
He is also running new. Hack between Ca,
diz and ST. Clairsyille, leaving Cadiz every
Monday. Wednesday and, Friday mornings:
and st. Clairsyilie every Tues day, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packages. 4sts
Livery Stable. ysaapal
He has also in Cadiz Rs good Livery Sta.
BILE as there is in the coantry. Buggies, Car.
riages, Horses, &c. to- be had al all times
Trav elersseither arriv mgonithe cars or in the
hack, ,cau be taken TO any point they, may de.
sire Terms rea sonable. 4RE fhj'AG ~
~ WILLIAM l.. hOUSER.
.Cadiz, Ohio, Aug, u 1860 eEJ .fa|r21
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0Lieut. McMllen, OF Co. A, 95th Ohio,
who wos wounded at the battle OF Perryvlle,
died at Lebanon, Ky, October 27, and was
buried hi atesIbenville on. last Sunday.
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0TSot.s . single death has taken place 10
the 12Glh Ohio ssmcejits organization so We
learn from letter in last weeks carrrlton
On'oss ssat asss
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6TMr nESRy EAeLEsoS, for many years
prominent citizen OF Greene township IN
this county, died Of typhoid fever, at his
residence in Tazewell county, Illinois, Sep
tenber 26. ss 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

Il MonEf SHlNPLAsrERs = The Commission
ers OF Stark county, Ohio, have had neatly
engraved and issued bills OF various denomi-
nations to make change, to be redeemed
when one dollar is presen ed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-05

DrFesguson Keeps a good supply o. frtsh
oystersen hands, which you can purchase
blythe cam half can or Dozen; either stewed,
j. fried or "a VI. Call in and Try lhem. asy'
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GI-J. d. Taylor says lie had no knowl
edge whatever OF what he was going to No
bic county for until he arrived at Caldwell.
Very likelys nobody ever accused him Of
anything, that we are aware Of. That he
was simply a 'toor in the hands, of John IA
Bingham, who was in Cambridge the night
before and the morning of the day that J.
d. started to Noble county to force The Drnh
Commissioner IN VIOLATION OF HIS oRLiGA.
TON ToFTHE DRAFTED MEN, 10 send the men
to Camp two. .ddys sooner Mas had ps eviously
been agreed up'a, merely to deprive them of
their votss, was well understood II is prob
able that Bingham did not see fit to trust ].
D with the secret lest he might run and tell
it; yet, that he did miss his sacrament on
that Sabbath while performing the mean
business referred to, is settled: and then he
raises howl about other peoples morality!
P.1S. Gov Tod permitted the Drafted men
in the. Abolition county Of Lorain of which
the Ethiopian Kingdom Of Oberlin is the
capital to remain at home until after the
Election. Why not pitch into the Governor,
" DE- Guernsey Jefeksoasan, se,, s' y ''.-''e &c
Y - = i
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GkaIIEo1d fime rnble.

or The first boat from Pittsburgh for
:, cincinpaii tpr four, m0nibs past, passed
u sienbensille ON hast Flidsyyal ~ a-asg
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December
will
following for the
October 22i 1852 m
THURSDAY October 2
Dwvi Friday October Il un O'clock M and at The
Franklin O'Clock I. M. ga'at $40
Ieers Saturday, October 25th 2 f " s so
Monday October 21thsy
Rumlsy Rumly Tuesday October 28th ae o
NewM Wednesday, October 29th
that they will be required furnish silver for
Of abroad
will b lost BY the holder the law will not
that day. % aFa'a@f s.a
Treasury ell solvent banks the STATE Of Ohio viii be
we'd for Taxes, .,8s5s-t ~ gfys lca y ~ F...s.
baa h1i53 0'5 gsg F. GRACE County Treasurer
County 1862
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nsasb- Il, I.-E.- Rsiiineyer, Esa'
0ur telegraph news y y dN's Sentbssl
iscstds tss smsAnskSis sAaObhcsuisntOf Che
death Of this gentleman by the hands Ofa po
I}i,ie.l lepponsst, IN account Of Sous TtriAing
dissgrssueat about ths shooting Of .dOg -
We know Mr.. B. well. He was for several
years our sbis and hithfnl Washington cor
respondent. ID 1880 he fsmotsa 70 Day ytpn
and tsok eharg, Of .he Dayton Enplrs. which
uader his sdminislratiOn has riser, % Be one
Jfths iblsst papers ID The Stzte. ne vas an
unfinehiag DsmocfAt lie was kiad and
gensrocs toslL His loss WIN Be severely
felt lie leaves sib and several children
70 mourn bis loss. SISBssSS 5Ne >
0rWs had the pleasure on Monday OF
taking BY the hand our friend Captain Johp
Brown, OF the 30h Ohio. He. was taken
prisoner at the battle Of Aplie.am. and sent
to Richmond. lie was paroled shortly e.
terwards, and has been in poor health most,
Of shs tims since. his health 5 bewsimprO.
wing and he is Anxions for an exchsnss.J y
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New York Ca,t,a MARRIED.

r wv w Ney u'S IHoNSt nc lOtiOWo.
First quality, 8114@834c., medium, ~ q
&c, ordinary, 6@7c. Ns% ss4. -
Some extra good Beeyes may be quoted
at Sc. --.-.----- ---4-.,~.----.-- -
The general average Of the market at TIC.
Most Of the sales range from 6tsc. to 9Tc.
Prices per head and per pound, of different
weights will be found in accounts of sales
Iof sundry droves.
Total number Of Beeves received in the
city this week, $780, p. 'a1 's'.P,a 'Ts'1
This is 81 head less than last week, 1875
head moro than the average Of last year
The average number. at each Wednesday
market last year was 1886 head, while the
number to day, being 1874, shows 408 head
more than The average, go head less than
this day week.
The hoo MARKETs--Receipts this week,
29599. .ss % rf
aoUoTATroys. : $4@4 87>as per cwt,, live
weight, for corn led Hogs. AID S3 75@4 IS
for distillcry fed, are the, quota ions given
by Henry d. Grant, Superintendent of the
market. This is a decline upon quotations
in last report large enough TO hurt shippers
pretty seriously who bought at prices based
upon sales here week .ago. ..gsg .syzs
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Governor Tod received dispatch from the
War Department at Washington City, yes
to-day. directing him 70 order all the drak ed
men in this State 70 BE- disuihnled among
The cid regiments now n service. This will
put these mep in the field sooner than they
have been calculating npon. Many Of the
Regiments to which they will be attached are
now in the service; and the order will res
quire the raw, drafted soldier 10 held his
place beside the drilled, and the veteran VOL
unteer. .5l,A sa-s.f 81 ssa5ha
This order cuts off the lawful privilege oil
the drafted man of voting for his comps ny
officers--a right that the law OF Congress
grants to him. Z. t.f7. ais ssts ss-5a.s5 q
61rThe above Is from the Ohio State Joarr,-
al, oflast Friday. II it is not high handed
usurpstion and violation Of law, we do not
know. what is. Even the Journal with all
Of its sycophancy to the powers in aushori-
ty, has to ackno wledge That it takes away
from the drafted men "a right that the law
of Congress grants to them" The attempt
is being made, by degrees, by the present
Administration to establish despotism over
the people OF this country; and the sooner
they look after their rights, the safer their
noerties WIZ be. ts 10 g1slgrg iaaeF %
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Bible Society. Anniversary.

- ~
The annual meeting fyths Harrison Coun
,ty ABisle Society will take place in Cadz,
at the Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday,
tho 18th of November, commencing at l
O'Clock, P. NJ. '1f'A!ES
All the Township Societies are urgently
requested to make reports at the meeting
through their respective officers. These re,
ports should embrace money collected, bibles
sold and donated, Iaihllies visited, ETC. The
Prssiaent Of the 4. Township Societies are
Vice Presidents Of the County Society and
ought BY, sH means to be present Let all
the fiiends Of the Bible cause in the county
como to the meeting. .-".~,-.-,~z~-
Addresses will he delivered by RsVs.g w.
Waddle, Of the Y. T.. Church. s. NJ. Hick.
man, OF the M. H. Church and r. Heron, oI
the Presbyterian Church.
BY order OF Executive Committee,
s. MCCORMICK, Sec.
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Prensi.lsp on Crsps.x1mo

Prei.sisssp Pr GrspssNImoa
The tRilcEing premiums on Crops have
bssar awarded by The committee sass
ERp acrrs of,Cesnsfs ,sosrefs
l4pieHi6m, Wm. Hedges. JTsA $1,000
,ssss,.Sis,su M " sffI FIN oriE soo
live acres lofawfeat,ssS, IL, II y : IN .sf
I'd premium, VIM. Hedges, T., ~ 800
-. One. fourth acre Of Sorghum, eg-
lssRfsmipuA, Aaron-G -GenaRAy- ~ sl0,00
aTI4ens sefe IL HAfs eEAAd
Is as' pfsmlum' ul rs sohn s1I Y ,,ts Rsa vi,nsts as@
"a ~" VJohn y. Rsa Yiaans s,.,sl 400
.lsss'i ,,,W s.s = p5JAcoBs1 ARvIS, Sec,st@y.e'j