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, 1862-02-17

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sestTtaner James
Thouas J Drew
Turner John
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, 1862-02-17

In accordance with a recent recommends
lion of tie Common Council, the Bo,rd Of
Public Works las been prosecuiag some eS-
tenfiye Examinations irio the quality OF tee
wafer furnished By the present water works
far city consumption They find, as every
1cr<on using it can radi'y testify, tint it is L
yl1la1nous compound Of Gcco,npo=cl animal
and vegetable matter, titaE.led with sufllcicl.
water to give it seIl,i~tis13l consistency,
which needs but i slight addition to some oF
its ingredients to tsapsloEn< it iuto soup
~hftkwhe1. heated and sp;ccd would be ready
for uee, provided amy one could be found with
=,u appetite like that o1 an ,Esqaimaux, who
]ovcs liz meat sufficiently decaycd to be ten
DER + AS such people arc scarce in this Eciu-
ity, the Board las instituted thorough
cuuxzc of eSaminaiion into tho cause Of the
abcnfrab1e state Of the wlter, and they think
t1ey Lave discovered w2,er= the principal tlif-
iculsy IL located -
The late incrnstatias Of the lske wIth solid
coating q Ice, extending some 1a:Ies sea x:r;l,
baE a1dcd tie exsn,in nets heir explorations.
They found that at the: distance :tae present
I'ipes go into the like, all the water of the
11cuth of the 1iyer and east Of the Round
House, was Of the pccn;iar quality taken from
lie ctr by dlants, hs,ing tic identical oaor,
constituency and TASTE The water opposite
the pr sent works il not At all times ID this
condition! ILLS only when TIC hare long
ct,r.tinned. westerly wind that thc foul accu-
mutations l1 The river arc driven ont to sea
and fbnE mingled With our, drink and 50 to
sweeten cur scn and cciiec. These arcrctlons
eors:e sneA1J from the rxi1,se oi numerous
Slaughter houses, diztilesiss, tanucrics, tal1o,s
rendering, candle and soap n;anufactorirs sit.
uz&cd upon the banks Of both branches Of the
riyer As the city cannot veil af3,.a to
N:tlont these sweet smelling. .es,a1,
liehmcnts, they comprising . grcs,
l,r,nci, If our manufacturing and proauciu,
in4cnsts, and as our people can no 1onss
toIgfa1e- thc f;thy nsh-soa1zings, bfood-reek
Ing. capillary bearing fluid called by cour
tesr ~ater that VIC have 20 long bee
using the Board have decided tt1at the Ea7i
rspc nus: bc extended into the like to the dl,
t.nce O. mile and a. 1ls1f; far. at a point 5
far from The shore, even with Et,cl4.igh wind
from the wesf 7e hars amd for some time pas
the water toScn up vas as pure and clean {
that ss;Ien: u; flfun the eenter> Of the *cnti,
1r5xs should The city be in funds, this extei
s:on .and coRsequent improvement IN OF
d!isklNg :xzteT:,Kii1rl be: consummated ne,
s15j;:.:Ltt 4; t1s ID the cncre
cf the Beard Of: :Pub:ic IT -crss aaa s'torsr.
Ir5E,tsst. ;" ~. ILL.,:
, 1862-02-17
DIED.

In this city Fen. 18th at her residence No 8 Aber
deer street. ANNE BLAcKBgRN. aged 6? Feafs:
vic OF tie late Christopher Blackburn. Egg oi
Dnnboyne, County Meath Ireland.
Funeral at ~ o'clock 4. H.. tom residence.
, 1862-02-17
L,sT.oF>:LETrERs


Remaining nnea1led far in tas Chicago Post
r - 0Mos. 49, f..
, 1862-02-17

81 There wjn uc (. csFuisal at the uuio'.
porE :5is (hfopds5) evening. weather. ner'ait~
.fnG.. + Cool r,1=ic in =.tcpdanc.. Tx: II. il
si5. a,d:j.
, 1862-02-17

STATISTIC OF FREIGHT FORWARDED FnoM DUE-
LEITM STATION DGnISG THE YEAR 1S61.-ThrouGh
the poIiteness Of C., A. Beck. ESD the :. gentle
manly ticket agent OF the Illinois Ccniral Rail
road at Duu1e1h. re are enabled to lay the follow
ino Interesting table hcfore uur readers
, 1862-02-17
CATTLE MARKET.

FUR NIsiiIl ENssf7t4t FEBEEAEf -, 16He.
. J. SATURDAY EVENING, FGb. ID. 1885,.
Tle receipts of Live Stock 1T the various yards
-G"'i'.s aet"eel ending today, compare with tho
weak previous :9s fullow=:- g -
, 1862-02-17

owing to the cheapncsa Of Pork, and thc.market
is quiet and nominal ut ss.eo03450 per 100 ths-
, 1862-02-17

*Inclndcd in miEccllaneous arc 11,720 dressed
hogs. 9.a5s green hides, 500 dry rides. 10a kegs
shot So pie= lead 1424 brls beer 539 hrls
wool, 80 SIS a butter, 81, 40 fbs butter, a5,47
rbs raes. ms br1s cranberries "a reaping machines
Qoxed}, 70 tons Sind, o,3ao Ns camp eqaipagge.
Total tonnage. 1SG0-rns. tsi1-tos. 1bs-
Freight for. 81 525 $40 12l 115.462 IS $50 f33 inc
Freight reccid. 40 8s0547 3l,4Gss817 941l 731dec.
Total increase. 40 l;SS53
Total earnings. 1860. 1851. ...-.
Freight for $f1a s3 IS $780, 9Hl7 o5 S79,2i307 inc.
Freight tccd. q, ,eG9.12 H.1S215 13,uSa;.34 dec.
sCota1 incrrase - OFF 1aQ -g
, 1862-02-17

REcosDER's CorRr-Thc case against Al
gust Fisher and Lewis Fisher, who were
cha1ged with larceny Of of coal from the yard
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
was closed on Saturday. The defendants we're
acquitted
, 1862-02-17

Col ]. ~ Bell, 18th Illinois Cavalry, re-
s.1.td a dispatch yesterday (Sanday> from
Springfield, ipstructjns him to prepare for
1,larching orders imn,ediatel7~ He IS uuS
ready to 60. 1nqnir:es were also nude Of Col
Bell as to the number u ancn there were il
11= three batteries Of artillery, nog being
raised herc7 aud AZ these :re nearly fa11, t.,cr.
IS evcIy probability that they will he called
far a} a1. p1rlr fInta .
, 1862-02-17
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uAnbeztiue i co Underwood Claud :,

..~:rr : t-.S -
uAnbez;ine co Underwood Claud ,.,~*
Nase]dRud' anmeter Il DR. yauntrfck Johs
-V1cAerT II e FnnnoE1xn Jas Fandeveader "
~
Worst @neoi. Wfckham Sam1S Woud Geo
Noodccck & co Wrisht ssmul G Wi1et Geo VI
Nood Phillip Willard SEQ Winston ThosH
Williams Pt5.e ElikIson Geo S Wl1ett JH
Nil3ia1nsChaE Wou5 Geo Wileon John
No!cott 4 &C EA r iiams CT Nyse Vim
VIM Farrell Woodruff 4 Wood y H2
WingL Wentworth e Walsh jag
Noodnan White Rohe.t Wa1kerJ
Waterman Alftd Walker EdEt3T Webb J S
Mh1te Bishop Walters EiwR Weaver VI
elch Anthony N.tb1eA E Wells John
Watkins OF Warren 8 West John "
aldo 4 1Ioyt Nasaa Frank Ea1sH John
Waterman Ghas Watson Geo 4 TiekezJc
Weber MatsSaN Ht,boEs " II Il!
Willard Ieufy White John Wlter5 Mike
N1llav White Am WnHerEawre1ce
Wood 5 Whitney WJ Walke- II l.
Wilcy &C Watt VIZ WhectoT1 Martin
VIII c & II Walsh JoEn Wagner J.thn n
Wrath john Walsh Jai7e=ss
faraold Chas 7 1onng Vim YouHgL s.
Initials.
ne" 1osk Drug Store. HoEe~s scsFe3
..--Age0t Of kirb= Reeper II g5 ScEts,
Water street et.---KMT.
Persons wishing 6zop letters a,e-ertiscd ,crs+.
affx 8 cent stamp:
oss eRsH %gndT 5Sn; 1t ay to 1t orsmbsz
Sunday from till 10A ~ II. From November 1s2
till May 1st, from A. NJ till P n, div ie1cent
40 ]. T. sCR1FPS. r n
, 1862-02-17

SATURDAY EyESNG> February IS 1852.
The following table shows the receipts Of leading
articles fer the past twenty-fou- hours:7
, 1862-02-17

Solomon Sarah mias Smith Kate E miss
SarsaMdn Maria mrs Smith Rebecca miss
Sallman r mrs Smith Clarissa mrs
Sears Jennie 2 miss Smith Jane mrs
Senior Jane Smith b1aria mrs
Seller Eara mrs Smith Hannah mrs
Shun,way Mary mrs Smith = mrs
Shetn Kate miss SpaldiD9 C]ymena miEs
Shed i mrs Spread Hannah mrs .
Shtad Eliza mrs Some1s Hattie L Iats
Sherwood Lydia i mrs Stanford Geo mrs
Shea Ellen 1niss Smith Matte IL miEs
Shlruda Mari n miss Stevenson G mrs
Sheet Mar1a mrs stebbings Nellie 4 mls
SiewaA Mary E mrs Stanford mrs
saeK Guiliefd ms stebOlngs Nellie mrs
Sinclair Abbey mrs Stoner Helen mrs
Sma1lcy Mary miss StoneA miss
Snyder anna mrs rtaleh Mary mrs
sims Sarah mtzs Sullivan Msgsie miss
Skinner SaIsh n miss SeeEer Ellen miss
Smith Cptnelia mrs Sumner mrs
T
1aIluauu Jennie mrs Thompson Sarah E miss
Tallmadge Fannie miss Thornton Lena miss
Taylor Lydia mrs Thornton susan 4 Mss
TillmaA Charles mrs Tinkham Smith mrs
Taylor Maggie miss 1h1ycr Deboran m1ss
Tay1cr Zebalon mrs Tynam Margaret urs
Tearre jane mrs Thifek Emma miss
Teaflen Margaret mrs Turner Ella mtaa
Taylor Nettie miss Tucker Bridget mi&s
Thompson Char10ttemiss
yinton Emma Q misa Vcstc Jane miss
"
Walters Kate miss Wheeler Lizzie mrs
Waller Nary II 1nias White Margret mrs
Walter Kate miss Nhitchef Francis a ma
Ward Mary a mss Whitney Sarah miss
Ward n mrs Winters Maggie miss
Watkins julia miss VIM jane Inlss
Weed Fresco1ia mrs Woodworth Alice miss
West Libbie miss Woodward \ mrs
Welch Ely or MARY Woods Lizzie nies
Whelau ker9ret miss Woodmau Maria m1s
White H3rsfet miss Wright Ann miss
Wheeler 4 n mrs Wright Adelfne mrs
Nhalen Jane mrs
T
Young { miss
, 1862-02-17
:Dor.tbe armp.

w. .ANTED-A few abe bodied
~ meg to<
CuAallieeah Esd III. Infantry, u.s.A
The Enfield Fh1r unt.oyza tu-nlsbe3 Oh ;ou.snz Aud
quarters furnished Gam Nougt&s Eitse pf 6u;s.t
rsen'. thste yc1r. P,v srnEA si1 5, ~ uer nant@
Ap1y to lieut.: JDas GIlkshtt i::-3sztt1x G,ncer.
kt2ESs,..T Hsosx- fs;E;;QIW
, 1862-02-17

EF 4 most admirable instrument is Hyatt's
Patent Kuite and Scissors Sharpeuer. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels, meat mar-
kets, &C. Every machine warranted to suit For
sa1e ut No. a5 South Clark street, in basement.
jan27-1m
, 1862-02-17

nlakcnM Brrnock PatrtckBroun VIVA
billings II +. ---- -Esenaas. .RatyickErush Wm II
.1se!.illc James RBnehne1t f Brooks VIM II
Blanchard J-B -BaxfaH Bond Leonard
Ba:iie Janes Dnrn.tt Edw Boyd Matt
Baktr Jnucs br Bingham S 4 Burbanks ai1as
Bent1e: James r
, 1862-02-17
TEE Ninth EiIILEK0ES CaTlI.RY,
lis Organization. Eqipments and
j. Character.


Tile Ninth Illinois Cavalry regiment. Col
E.=.ckclt con,,,s,,.dirc. which has be.,n mar
:.rtl ut Camp Douglas, Is whole. since tho
ttret Of November last, comueuscs leaving
.his city for st. Louis to-day fs1onday, in pur--
sn=nee Of imperative IuarchIug orders received
Oh Saturday morning. The departure Of this
,
HAiMEDL" necessarily Occupying tue HISEf
z,art of fvo days will 1,rotahlv not be compile
49,. 49, -
1ta pt1ofe 1uesday hlEnI. 1"lti u tae AatgS
,;1,>,,har of 1,arsns nuf1 yast amount Of storys
" ~,
over one hundred ana tuHt@ ours NIL De IT,
,,:-oa . aa,.a,d n7,an 4ranEnortafjon not easi.
i"Heos oe1t"o. =,
}y answered. The st. Louis, Alton u chicago
railroad company, however, are using their at
most energies to meet ills call Which WAS made
, 1862-02-17


M cV1ChER'S TH EAT r. e.
4f1~ Madison street between State snd pe.=toyn-
IoeS5 open A.t oSlHck-. EE1tr rtsta st
Great engagement Of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
I'to.lnetton Of the layoritc SCOTCH oPERATIC
DRAMA of BOB ROT.
MONDAY, Feb 18th, vii be presenter
ROB ROY; Or. Aud Lang Syne,
With all the Original Music. by Sir Henry bishop: Ar
rEorKtTE SCRAEEE and ClfAEACrEE.sric CosTEMEs-
Rob Professor Anderson
saA.Ss a4netsoH-
5aEA!ss--- ioIa 4ahdFI*usl
Capt Thornton IL Anderson il.
halle Nlcol II. H. 11cF3Ckcr.
ftele1 -a1sS IerhtE u03gict
stss- 94Sess
Robert twitn Highland FIogI.. Miss jennie Hight
Supported by the entire Company.
One hundred aud fifty Aux11Iarfes-
~ II Tn
, 1862-02-17
Rl1aantRD.

w ANyED-A good second hand
w Safe and Letter Press Cheap for cash. Ad-
dtcfs Post Office Bug Pol. fc14k932St
, 1862-02-17

For THE REGULAR ARN1--A company Of
recruits. eights-tour in uumbcr, for the rcgu-
lar army, passed through here on Friday ere
nlrg, from Galcna- They carne ria Chicago l.
Northwestern Railway from Frceport, and
went to New York e;a Michigan Southern
R.ilrcad, in char:;.e of L;eatenzet Newhcrry.
, 1862-02-17

Parker Sarah L miss
Tayeon mrs
Powell MaryB mrs
Parkhust Mary a mrs
.Poun1ey HesterA mrs
Patrick. YIN mrs
Pike Hester mrs
Fbc11ix Emma uliss
, 1862-02-17

Rob RoY.-Prof. Anderson, WHO has just
closed bis magical entertainments at Rrvan
Hall, appears this evening at the Theatre in
his favoritc Scotch character Of "Rob Roy"
The cast is IN excellent one, and tic proper
ties have been prepared in the most thorough
manner.
, 1862-02-17

- John J. Dcchan, Cardwriter and Pcn1na1 at
Bryant & Stratton's College Call, OF address him
with four stamps for samples Of cards and pen
manship. fel+3t
, 1862-02-17

YorSe NEx,s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
18th REGULAR MEETHc.-The 45th REGULAR
social meeting will occur ct their rooms, cor.
ncr Of Clark and Washington streets, on Mon
dar evening February 18th, at ~ O'Clock
Rev E. 4. P.arce Of th= Westminster church
" i'll deliver an address.
, 1862-02-17

GoDET FOR MaRcu-- March number Of
Godty's Iady's Bouk aud Arthur's Home
Magazine have been received by j. Z. Walsh,
corner Madison street aud Custom House
Place. BE still continues to receive subscrlp-
lions to this, or any other than dollar maya
-zS1..e f.nr
, 1862-02-17

3Jcf.ar7f,rf ,ehro
W,.fS,r1nirt f:r
WcaIistcr 1-h,.
5Icfntym f.I,as
MrShat,e pity
WcWnhnn Js.trk
1ier,,l,nn;,t:lt b
3icC,.rtT 1lern;s
Nfc{;r,cken RII
al,s{,a~r Frc.I
3IcFe75n Frey
.lMc{;rotfi.I
raIr{I;efri.S Tins
McC'ornic Siias
1T,.{'1l,a Tt,oa
N.ct-,.,1frCo,
.rNIuuaoo us
!, ,W"fo,,ov ,Tns
Mnma,;r :Jas
pWor,1tnn iii
y .sS1un,Sv 1oa
: b1;tc{,af1 II
M;ttnn :JW
.nVeran :T,,,n
Mo-c,- I.,1,,
, 1862-02-17

0UERT--NhJ should House
Ay ktepcts md their SERVANTS lose tnets pszencF
md ent sl5tEg Etn&e Anthracite Coal VII rut
k1ndi:n{ Sns9 @ y asans sas GEANQl.aR EEEle toad
sIrt- : sn ss &c sc= 4. .;as- G7ts-s sso91es
4lfsttfE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
GEORGE COOK, President.
/ W.S. FISHER, '' WV ''
Important to soldiers.

There is great uncertainty in the minds o.
many in regard to the claims of sick and de-
ceased Soldiers. Now that there are SC
many such here, and indeed all over the
country, frequently inquiries are made as to
what the facts and law are in regard to these
claims. We give the following, which may
satisfy many:
If the deceased soldier was married, pay
ment willhe made to his wife; il the vile |:
dead, to his children; and if There are minors
TO the guardian. "'
II unmarried 1st, to the father; Cd, if thu
father be dead, to the mother; Sd, to thu
brothers or sisters; and lastly to the heirs
generally. f...
Discharged soldiers are furnished with I
regular discharge" and pay certificates. -
There pay can be obtained from Washington
or the paymaster of the district.
Furloughed and sick soldiers can get thei
pay only at the time their Company is paid
and not as above. '"t
Soldiers, discharged for any cause, gel
their pay as their company is paid, and no
as above. s4
Soldiers, discharged for any cause get n
bounty, unless they have served at least tw
years, or during the War, If sooner ended.
Pensions are not now granted though
has been decided that the disabled durin
the Three Months Service are entitled t
pensions, as also are the Widows and Infant
Of those then killed. eat 4,
One hundred dollars bounty, with all bac
Ipay, allowances and combinations, can |
obtained on account of those killed, or WI
may die in the army, for the widow, parcn
or children of the Soldier, in the order mer
toned in the first paragraph.
Ali the accouterments and arms deivere
to. the Soldier, unless returned, are deductt
from his pay, on settlement OF his accounts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
For the S entineI.

AnswerS to arit1metica1 question submitted by
~ stab"
The length Of time required is "a years
and 81 days. The last payment must be
made, April 2S, 1867.
General Rele. TO the square Of the given
rate per cent expressed decimally, add the
number 8; extract the square root Of the sum;
divide the root by twice the given rate per
cent, and add IS to the quotient; the resul t
will be the time Gin years) required.
In No. 48, We had the following mathe.
matical problem which, believe, remains
unanswered:--
"Given, the diameter and the visable sur
face Of sphere, to determine the distance oi
the eye." Before venturing general rule
we will take the liberty to submit particu-
lar question for solution. E
II the earth is 1912 miles in diameter, how
high above its surface must the eye be placed
in order to see % Of it? ~r
In the same number, we had the following
photographed question submitted:--
"What words in the English language con
tain all the independent vowels in their al.
phabetic ordef?" / find but two--abstemi
ously, facetiously. Are there any others?
Can any one give more rational answe
to the following question than the one iounc
in Parker's Philosophy
Since we have two eyes, why do we no
see all things double? 3..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
GLORIOUS NEWS |
RICHMOND TAKEN!
Desperate Fight I!
TEN THOUSAND CHEERS
FOR MCCLELLAN!

We have received the glorious news
this Tuesday, morning that Gen. Nc
Clellan has taken Richmond. The
news passed over the wires on Monday
night at I'm. Cannon we're fired in
Steubenville over the glorious news.
Mcclellan has had long, hard and
desperate fight for several days; but
thank God, he has been successful
The loss is heavy on both sides. We
will give the full particulars next week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
Death Of sers e.. nc s1cconneli.

1t is with pain that we announce the
death Of Sergeant FRANCIS M. McCoNNELL,
second Sergeant Of Captain Hanna's compa-
nv. He died at the Nashville hospital, after
q severe illness of some two weeks with
typhoid fever, on Sunday, June %, at
s P. M. His father, John M MCCONNELL
Esq. OF Athens township, this county, re-
ceived dispatch on the Monday previous,
announcing his sons illness. He, with his
Youngest son, Immediately started for Nash
vile, and arrived in time to see his beloved
son yield up his spirit to that God who gave
It. His remains we're brought home, and in
TERED on last Friday.
Sergeant Mcconnell was an excellent
Young man, Of more than ordinary ability
He volunteered and sacrificed all to maintain
the Union and defend the Constitution, and
ior no other purpose, But like thousands o
others, he has paid the last debt OF nature
while in the service Of his country for thai
purpose. Peace to his memory.
His parents, brothers and sisters have oul
bssrtislt sympathy in this trying afiiction Y
them. 7l@@'a't fs @sft
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
nTThe Washington (Pa , Repoter, tn

GTThe Washington (Pa } Reporter, thus
speaks Of visit of Gen. Z. w. Sheman to
that place few days since:-- '
Gen. 7. W. Sherman, who commanded
the land forces in the expedition to Port Roy.
al, and who is at present in command of a
division in Gen. llalleck's army, arrived in
this place on Saturday evening He is on a
brief visit TO his vile. who has been here for
some weeks visiting the family of the Rev.
DR.. Akin. On Sunday morning the General
attended the Rev. Mr.. Lees Episcopal
Church, and in the evening DR.. Brownson's
Presbyterian Church He is an unassuming,
solderly looking man; and when he appears
on the street has not half Of the brass but
tons about him that some of our fourth cor
poras sport. A number Of our citizens have
called and paid their respects to him.
Gen. S. is son.in.law of Ex-Governor
Shannon, formerly Of this State, but now OF
Kansas. Mrs. Rev. Dir. Aiken is sister of
Mrs. Gov. Shannon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
Allegheny Cattle Market.

JUNE 26.--The market for Cattle during
the past week, has been unusually dull and
inactive though prices are not quotably low
er.
The receipts are about the same as the
previous week while the shipments were con-
siderably larger. Prices range from 81 to
81 per cwt gross, accordingto quality, most
ly however, at So 50.
SHEEP--Quiet with moderate receipts and
a limited demand. We quote at from 50 40
to So 25 per head Sales Of 10 head at
So 40; 297 do at SO 25, and 26 do at 50 so.
HoGs--Very dull; the great bulk of the
receipts, in the absence of buyers here,
being shipped east But two sales were re-
portcd-one Of 50 head at 81 60 and 301
head, prime heavy. at So per ewt. gross
The latter figure is considered above the mar
LOT
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
Harlem Springs.

This we'll known watering place has bee
purchased by Drs. Pauly & Ball. Pennsyl
vania, who are making number. of needed
improvements and otherwise adding to the
pleasure and comfort of their guests. Per-
sons seeking pleasure and amusement; or
are troubled with acute or chronic diseases,
should make It business to 60 to Harlem
The bills are reasonable. a,t,a arl
We learn from several Of our citizens who
have been there this season, that the place
under its present management is great i'm.
proyement on former years.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
INSTRUCTORS.

INSTRUCTIONS
EDWIN REGAL, PRINcIPAL,
English Grammar, ElOcution and Didactics.
Prof. w. BRINKERH0FF,
Mathematics, Physiology and Chemistry.
Mrs. FLORA X. REGAL,
Botany. An advanced class will be formed
for practice in Analysis.
Mr.. JOHN L. HUNT,
Penmanship. Photography and Book. keeping.
'-tr, Dr. P. W., M0SBLECH. II
Natural History, Geology and Minerology.
Mr.. NJ. F. C0WDERY,
Moral Instruction in Schools.
Mr.. JABEZ HALL,
= u Lewiss New Gymnastics. { r
Glasses for review in all the "Common
School Branches" will be formed. with such
advanced classes as may be needed.
Lectures will be given during the Institute
on the cart of Teaching and the manage
ment of Schools"
Mr.. Cowdery, Superintendent OF the Public
Schools OF Sandusky City, will give course
OF lessons on "Moral Instruction in Schools"
We are fortunate in securing the services OF
one so experienced, and so devoted to the
cause OF Education.
DR.. Mosblech will form Excursion classes"
for the study of Natural Sciences, and by
his accurate and ready knowledge will prove
o valuable companion to the student Of ma
ture. He also gives course Of "FREE Lee.
TUREs FOR FARMERS" on Agriculture.
Prof. Brinkerhoff will present series OF
experiments illustrating the chief facts and
principles of Chemistry.
We desire to assure teachers and others
that from our experience in Institutes, our at
tention to the actual wants of Schools, and
our determination to make the coming Insti
tute worthy successor Of those that have
preceded it, they may rely upon pleasant
and profitable season. ..s ..s,
TUITION. ll ta.......
Gentlemen, for the Session, $500
Ladies, .e' $500
81 s ,.'' BOARDING.
Il In Families, per week S1,75 to $500
In Clubs, 4" $1,00 to $1,25
Rooms furnished to those desiring to board
themselves 10 prevent disappointment
those wishing rooms AMI places in clubs
should make early application.
The Fall Term Of the McNeely Normal
School will open Agust 26th, 1852 and con-
tnue IL weeks. -..5, ....5 z.....
Circulars sent on application.
EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
The 18Th ohio.

irta The friends Of this regiment will not di-
rect any letters to the 10th Ohio Regiment,
Col Beatty, to "Pittsburg Landing" as they
have been ordered to East Tennessee. This
regiment, as we'll as the 59th, and the 18th
Ohio, belong to Crittenden's division, and
they all have left Corinth for Tennessee
Letters will be written by members of the
different regiments to their friends, which
will indicate their locality after they have
gained their position. - State journal.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-02
DAVID TOD, Governor.
HEADeUAnrERs, MILITARY CoMMANpEn,l I

HEADQUARTERS, MILITARY CoMMANpER,(
COLUMBUS, o., June "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER No 2. a5egg .
In accordance with general orders from the
War Department, all soldiers in this city and
the country around who are not under treat.
ment in United States Hospital, are requir-
ed to report Immediately in person at these
headquarters, on penalty Of being reputed
deserters. In cases of disability which will
prevent obedience to this order, the Military
Commander will furnish furlough not 10 ex-
ceed thirty t30) days, upon the certificate of
physician OF good standing. No discharges
will be given on account OF rheumatism, OF
where there is prospect of recovery in q
reasonable time.
hs4 ALBERT b. DOD,
Capt. 18th U. s. Infantry,
t Military Commander. I