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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
Dnrmns f.nl0. 0Dns, 81.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
- Receives di'ccs fotn tho manufacturers and p,ls aad
for tse gusbt~s suit in pnus shpping order no
very lawest market ralss By SCtlEfFtl.iN bhOrbEKS
Co. Nos 10 sAa M William a.. Ns..i0rG
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Hlarhinerp.

E'OR SALE MACHINERY, TOOLS,
STAMPS DIS &c Tor manufacturing mniisy
,cles OF tho - WIN PiDcha, dtc"a-ed soy af,is
vi, DO sold rrpsr.-ly The usnnisctory 10 ~ fen nis
oarr, rood cn,uco the buSnrs, has been 10 oStsso-
snce wv Also ,s- kuiton RJs. With oscesAry 'o'a
for mslins army outons Apply 20 e,a ruA,.
NARY B. PiSCHIS, No l6l2 Ftoerst'
WIN j. CARTER No I6oO Chrsfnu'i'
ihilsde'phis errcGtor-
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Chances for Business n,cn.

1 SPLENDID C. II A n G. + for n Person 10
VISIT EUROPE snd maze Profitable iisas n mt
~ one of the u-rul aud vsu.b~ irv"n ns 7nf ~
.csd m ,h, country. fhi, invention DOT ys ne~n m
troncs here bu has frs,d -nd u "a 70 .'iBpe tia, s
meiis ani rrraornsy value vii br readily appreciated
CGyiiaia desired win TIL patent shd become
i-rr.rd tn - insfoi lc:r, nauicfute srd i1e IN I'd.
!, nd aud France. Apply 20 W. J. DhAJaESI' no s'j
roadway. re-Oud floor.
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DIAPER MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE

VDAPIN Mill DINN TIIINTsNf I OHs '7@@-F
o. y ne~)
On, 81 inch C,lindsr .ehipo, copper GJ>n
Two SO e (ensiu-l Rolia
One 2.fr,t (~pknel Roll
one Dsn-ls IA Gutter.
Two Paper Presses
Two Csey Pumps
one team locomotive Boilof
Two Bleach Tubs tfwo suus eichl'
Dee siesrs uccom ,tv-) Be ler ooh arse pow"
Ore Fas,a. Is i,oh c,iudef, 3-fer, s,Iese corrov
spply Al tie Office of he LITTLE FAILS 80 ~, ~.
Mill Lui. fall N y or at the ohcs OF SAhNEh W.
No D. Duanr-ss, Nsw-YOfk
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Treau 5teamers.

A RkANGEMENT commencing July J, 1907
"A FOR cHLIFoRSiA. VA PANAMA. 80,
er,eii,s steiner WI Ir.y- on 80, -. -
SUNDAY. when tie day Of departure viii DO the o'pAf
or freight. or passage .ppl, the only otcs No Bowl
ins.rreen. u. d. hLAE,, Axon-
CTEAM flum NEW-YORE to LIVERPOOL.
9TH. s,eam.hi, "REAr EASTERN, Waller pssoss
Comrisndrr, nj on dispatched .
oa,sas.Own. SaTykDAY; yeiy@.
s.TURDAf. Aug i6. TUESDAY Sect g.
WEDNESDAY, Oct I. SATURDAY. ,lcL Is.
seed safety ard Comfort .srcKsK,s BRING UsKsoxn
noAxD) strongly recommended a. the most en<e
conveyance To- pa''f"-1 E's.r c.s,s.
From ss5o SIa5 BE 81, according to :hs size '.sGs.
tio1 ard of tue Sass no all having the
pivegs in h~ 5oons SD IN regard to meals aud a.
toaac suites u apartments for families may DO enssSee
Ticss. Tor the voyas. to snd from Liverpool sfse ard
c half -.
:. v,ns accompanying pas'-oser and Chldisa urdsf
sscosD CABIN.
N gth. u,es bed q. sspersse table To-
In.,rudia.. p..s~ found With Beds Bed
ding leb,o teusli. good ipijal Rood, O. rsV
VIII s. perior scoonmo l.,ioa,. So,
o, the OK. AT eastern. on and sfer he Tip y
the sih 81 s-p~,nbsr. wit br siy,ucsi IS yer cent
Each ps.-ss allowed % e0Se set Of lrsss:o Az srr''
F9 o.. trsiEsi sad di rs.s, sSpg,c NJ m
ROWLAND AsPiNwALL, AsensI
NOrct 1ins To- advance /" FIchsnge and the Gs'.
srnsn T.t OF leAe. hi. to"p.ny i .Ss.d TO raise 'ns
August, the .oiio~ ns 'ae. vii ~ cba,sd:
knUC Ia. go. .....tSo ) s'...-.......-.eM
ff': Cs5,n 20 IL Doon.. ~ S!e~Iss- 20 aondoa'''''"
Fir.s q biU 70 hsmburs. sSsirers.e 10 Hsuonrg. ="
JnhN q DALE, Asent
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touching
~ At Qaesnstovn tCork Hsrbore-1hs LiverpesL New
to. AID hi cell hi. stesm hp Coup.", 'niend d,sp-toe.
10. srriu ppte sJ Cyd.bu, hou Seamstip a, folo"si
SANoA az " via J js,y @
CITY or wAsHiN1TON.......S s.nrdsy. Aug O.
Aud .sery succeeding SATURDAY, O. noon, nom fiss
P,ss,a,.
yIRsT CABIN. .....&1s sTEERAoE...:........e~
Firs CABIN TO London ~ sieersse 70 Lopdon'.'.
Fire CArin iiannu's IS ct-efzg- TO Hamburg -
Ps.~uSes aso FORWARDED dxvrs Bremen RottsrdAns
Antwsp kc-. 81 sI,ail, low rate. ~ . ..
Ears frou LIyeiToo Or Onesnsicvn s tsnin 10 II eA~
II guieas seersF- from Liverpool 4 b. Fran Qneens
town. IT 6A TeAets Gan be bought here 's cur ens
g, OF eEchsnss ssbx people send foI 'hst' friends
s,r. are strongly b4t wstr trh Iron Sections, an&
carry P.tsnt Flo Aunhis,or EAI oiie1ced Surgeons ss
attached 81 eseh sfssDer
Fo' furths, inioms VOC apply 10 Livsrooo 70 WILtitH
COLIN No. 81 Enesh- qG-fc. iu Qneen.town TO e. W
| D. SEYMOUR Co. In .ondo 20 EiN Is MACY NJ
| 81 Mig Wiirsu.si IN rsii. 20 JULES DECOOE No ~
Rue Dame de- victsr-s, Pace 90 bourSe IN rhlls'
d-lphls to I1HN o, UALE. No. III "1nns'"' o. I" 'He
John .. DALE Agent. No. is Broadway. ~.
lU 8. PAS>PORTS.-Address or apply to II.
" W. CoLVEa NO. l4I Broadway lhsom NO 'Sh
hsw-iorE
TT S. PASSPORTS PROCURED--On ap-
u . plying st No. It wsist tup stsirs).
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Heal estate TOT Sale.

4
A BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE RESIDENCE
N Tor SALE or FACHANUE Tor d'sr,bls Mesch,Dgise.
Now Hone largo Lot. Gard-u, fut &C. one hour torn
tho city by N,~.j-r.-y Railroad. Apply TO WM hiNluH
Ai-Cnurn Depot. Ma. 50 CooHbudsL
ECR SALE At GLEN COVE.-A COUNTRY
j STAT composing % IL Land nrsn,'iaiv 's aI.
under high Of col, yaion comm ndnf an extensive We"
n. surrYBudi, aid 'hs sssd. OF .- tinis"n
/, m the mid r-sdrIc-s schools. clu ches 'ihas-
prv,f.s aud god society and % The resdcnce a"d
poJ~rty OF Capt j. % Ru'.e sna W. bunI'r e.q yer,
/ ,,o,,,,,, t.uns ss.y, WI. &. tpNp iRn.
no a Pnes-
EORTY-FIvE ACRE FARM. with the Crops
j AID Uend ., IL cd oIirr' good dwelling al Sof
on Long snd cxc usr for city pofeIy Inquire o. ne
owner. J. II. nhoAs, NO. ios Ncse5,t
| NOR SALE or 10 IET-A small COUNTRY
/ PLACE pleasantly situated III east 80 u I'd
snyin, MAJOR L. lnqrife OF JAMES GtADNEB. Co !
s.iins Ilsrbot l. / o. THUS tRALtE THUS. No. 20
! Nuket Zip. Ncw-fO.s
NOR SALE-On the banks of the PGssaic
L River n J., Twenty ACRES on LAND, h.vlny =
uo.t fihl rysf font witt, sbout b. nI e The ci'
~ Er.o RsIroad Inquire q DE- j. NJ HOW No ~.
Gands N. Y. Or 90 tho PrsEi.ss besheen Fu,'sc AMI
P.isr.ou. Of JAMES sMM0>s
| U'OR SAiE-M GLENWOOD, lONKERS
j aCOrrAGE ani q AZ acre of LAND. we'd stocked
~ih F,u aud Orbaue.s Trees. Shrubs sud Finss NAtef
aud ,i.. in tho iodss Splendid oi the hudoo ksag
About minutes ~ from lis RELOAD siaiSn o. Sl'n~ooi
and IS gatra sas from fOut- Fpr iufthor pafcuiss
inquire Of PECK BROTHERS. No. 81 Chsmhsreii n y.
EOR SALE-rEN ACRES of LAND 10 the
Il town Of Two N. !. sb"u' bali mile from Pors'
Depst and % miles from tue city oNeroot ihs TIE
vlsgr sud COMMANDING pisnd Ne" Of lofg islsod -oua
aud the ,urouuoios eo"urJ f"r country fe-ae'oo w.
ho,, exchanged productive eiy IrpeTy. For iunhe
p.ui .uaf. sly to pECh BUSd, fort bs.tof, or fkCN
bKOIHLR, 10. 81 Chso,b.rs.s,.. He~-lOk
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printing.

DRINTiNG-Cheap, but not botched at DICK
j SONS, No. TTyonrow. ely HNl,qpsr-. Bill-b-.d-
- d. IS cts !eT 0N circulars +1o~a.. Every
description Of Iiutiog equally low. Patronage ,olci,sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

ruNO COUNTRY PRINTERS.-A double me
diarn ADAMS POWER PRESS tsid ''ye oni 81 nI1' +.
-. i - rate order, f+0i WIN 10 Vol gus "
.ny pfe,, ever bu sud he rate Of rism 90 ten hh
nom j q. COOLEY. Prio.ers' War.hou'r
wv" No spsues-h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
Galss bp Ausilon.

A. N. MSRwtN. Aucuon.ci. =, o.,
DY BANGS, MERWlN n CO., irSing bui I.r
- rrcs nos 500 soa SO gr-si~sy sses o. b oosS =
tiorery Peluret Nofks Of Art Fancy OooI. fH'Hs-'e -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

MO CURE, No PAYS. K. KING, n. D..
~ cures Rharusi. Ism, f~u.lns 0out Drop,y, and an
CiRUsi nc DISkA3E,
vi Chemical sad tsetrc.i application snd mercury
removed &c OioS. 5oI Bsoosti.. y. T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

HAMMOND on Diseases OF the Nervous, SEM
nsl, Urissgy. and Sexual Sysiems-Now add Reliable
1S uettBy c. D. Harm nd u. D., formerly Pf"fes'r -
elccd Ana'nmy snd Srrgsry b. tie SJrscuhe Medical Oh
lcg Nr7-i slthor OF HeGcd inioi mG.i1n for he Nit
~ SC re, - maiifc W. Nih bo.As. !ei, 70 1
81 L----l.--Yl y. y.
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Boots ano Shoes.

Sesl Sd 30, 81, and ~ 5Q.-SIIOES and
RO, CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES, now rs.dy
u JOSEs'p, Noe 10 Asd ~ AnDst sfesss cal ssd sss
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C,XOUISITE.-TH KISSES OF SECUN-
IL Dos AND BONNkfONS, with EPiTHOLAMiUN 10
fail AID eel Plates hy mail portage fre-, cxef
sealed from inperb-t cufio.,. Iccep, Of fhy Csnis
8 ANS tsien- CALVIN BLaNCHARD. Publisher.
No 81 Aup.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

L he .t.an9ou RIP VAN WIskLE ,eves -vefJ
TUESDAY eud FRIDAY, O'Clock p from the foo, Of
,irs rs I4ut.ug CpE1eus's Cod sprins, CornY IL
Nrgvbgrh Low Psni. M,'iboEaush. ard Milton Reia7u-
M PsH e tho sane cftniss oc-0el, !a4a
A.. a. Lnn roi-l AID E..hhiL t.-e ~ cent?
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Doaro dno Moons.
60 Get.

rI,U RtNT-1he HOUSE AMI GROUNDS
i Of the late Il !. Coz 4 Pasrson " J The hous~,
h, az ,teu. i.s1 f.s ,ansr- Two .to-- bssa-ni snd
atc hnuAhei win go and - Ger. Vhr gounts c1mpit~
l. ,.tf oder Au,ch-d 70 zoe Usus- larry cecses.
soy There sso extensive grrpers IN ub gearing s'a
sL he n,os.say ouibuidirs. 81 tN.- gi.ce =,
lrnay "a mos o. -. { I'll. Paterson. y. }.
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NOR ORIENT, GREENPOkT, SOUTH
i HOLD. SAG ,RpOR, Sc = steamer MAGMA
ot Tia .ns -, m rave Pier No 81 Jsn,r.sipl Era. Rive
TtiEsniY TIfCRsuAy. and SATURDAY AFTER
sOOas At O'Clock. 'ei.l, =" p4.'sge apply on beuc,
6rto A J. RICHARDSON, 10. lCp ltea 81
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HARPER & BROTHERS.

PUBLlsHtp:
r.ppzp,s u.p;,Ii:E FOR AUGUST Price y
cat. Con,.lolrs tie u i've ohAtteIs o. W. KS
p1w ius ~ ~, W, a., Aatbor Of john HJiias'-" OR
11ENyy ~ ~ ~ h,rSoS, TsULLopK 30, &c
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4 ONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
TEW-YORK. HARLEM. and ALBANY Il. X.
and NEW-HAyEN RAIL

NFEW-lORk and NEW-fIAN IN KAIL-
~ RURD-tos NEWPORT, via Sew.YoiA and New
u ven eud Shofe-i Inc Rs'oada-n and si'.r M'(NDAf
Juv a. a., ooe dIiiy viii leave new orb ro9 ne
cone lL.y I'D Ill g. A. de M ps,se tblnug "a Ne-
bayen New. London rpd Sonuron to Providence K L.
arfy. 81 III. tain Newport aaorins - did sail
rr the ssriglhsei Bay, sis,ng a 1J p NJ Passengers
ciguse rsr. a. -, ~ fr tft8sppr alton Of
pa argos ,ol hsags ard from irord .'ton ard stssn
& Providence jickes sod .Ld Ossieg. chec.ea
through. JAo. q bOi n 2"F''
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ABEL DpAKE's WIFE A Novel ~ ioHF sAcsnEh.'
Aaa,r OF Ihs shSi0v in the herse &C s'o'' fs's'
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SoricE 0ns IN H. advance ip Ichsnge. and the Gov
Tax Tickets this opsny obliged TO raise tne
price outwsie as,s- sEi BY ssn. After ist
August, the .oiio~ ns ,a'e. VIII ~ charged:
tlU Ce IT,. ..."tso >
firs CABIN 20 IL N ce-sss 20 LoDdo9..,
81 y Csbin ..... Is sir-s Paris ~
firs. Isbiu lie ubuTs s5 st~ers.e IL Espourg...
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Go iObom II man Concern.

CVOTOv AQUKDuOT DkPAArsENf, NV fons July Z: 70,
NOTICE ir hereby given that FIVE PER
~ CENT PENALTY Will Us ADDED oo the let dsy Of
~, ust next oil unpaid arf rs.to
H. G. RHODES. Water Registrar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

NOR ru AMERICA BY AsrhoSf incLLops Au'noI
/" lbs Wet Indies aud the spsusn msio,' Doeu
nhs. III, Bsitfaius" rarley Parsonage, !" " at
k,cno,opd" "1he Three ClerAs," "Orisy Farm
IA-ge i2nJ. Closn. tJ csuts.
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COR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW.
Tor HARTFORD. MERIDEN, and SPRING.

j FlrLb-- TEANnOAr and RAILROAD COSNEc-
TON ss NEW-NAVrN -fhr toNTlHENIAb leave
ker Fas, River daily (Supdsys e,eep-dl ct Jl5 n
The .ieanauoa, 1 q a !. I've. the wn ~ al SEWHAsEN on
the Arrival NJ tNe bo.t ali vac s,ti Ms NiVhF linz
ne IRAy r:LEK lr.y.s Ter Nc a. haven 40 IL O'Clock.
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pAepTRS HANDBOOK fOR TRAVELLERS IN EU
ROPE AND TIE EAST: Beng GUIDE through France
E1 siau hosDl. Gernspy Austria, IalS RnssiS, DeanErs
b, eide spain. aud q eat brisin aud ireland. ny w PtS
sSoNK tYIKiDGE. With Map embracing CeloTeo Route
II Travel ia the a5ovs Couu,rise LsTgs 2mo. Cloth
az Is, La Their -; hJf Csf ~ So Eosu, with TurK
llsr the 1rsy.ltfs Pvck etl, & ~.
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.II 8. Observation-Disclosures or apply To n.
" W. CoLVEa. NO. a'1 Broadway (hsom No 'sh
hew-lorE
TT s. PASSPORTS PROCURED-On ap-
u pl,ins II No 70 Wsirst. (up s,sirs)
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NOR SALTstGLEN COVE.-A COUNTRY
J,ORTY-FIVE ACRE FARM. with the Crop

y,OR SALE or 10 lET-h small COUNTY,
/ PLACE, pleasantly suss-i III eaa 80 u I'd
spyin, !tartr L. l. lnqnire OF JAMES GthDNEk. Co !
sfiug Ilsrbof L. / o. THUS tRALtE THUS. No. 10
Nuket- zip. New-fv.k.
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4 PRlZF MONEY. snd al 0Aer GAINS Of Soldiers ssa'
men On. .te'f Widsss aud Heirs eel ccrn Promptly ~
GkO WOODmAN NO. - Pine-,i near ~. C0,ton-i ONO.
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r~sedl, one Of the Bet Novels Of the Lo''0'
So~n' Examiner
HARPER & BR0THERs syw Work.
Tublisb this Day:
OLIVE BLAKE'S GOOD Wo'@K.
NOVEL.

)OFk tUkN1 JEAF ftf
s,,Ao, nj Hoo TIE voong VIE ard " rod Love"
ave- Paper Is cents -.
Nj. s,o, .od /, "A rrsn-ly is ,s,rt tory nA
III. o. r-si ,ntonga 10 more M"
sro ny sy rne besn'i The tao zoe, 30. .ssI nee
s.f 70 ;hr s0esses q he sastc US 10 dr. aSu nu c
II iheI eon -, a.. .essou The
b--o-c.y Ibis 10 Of ths b~s novels o. has
6..t eb.e,-rs Of Olive Bisle" prove inst "I 'es'
IN ~ Ire rsA, spiTit of ~ sTtiqt-liHsmi'e'
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IMPORTANT to MARRIED and THOSE
REAnERS. Complete Your Sc.

DKASS BAND MUSlC.--Just Published, Nos.
40 ~ and So "corloanon." CLAY hslls'ajah" ESQ
~we marching Down 10 Dixie eaea sut ps,ys'd
on r,geipt Of D ics h. b. DCOWOR j. Astor place " w.
Assusc Of fne Rogry md Pis.On Valve 's n'nen
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08
Albert George,

The body ofAlbort George, OF Capt. Gun.
ningham's company, who was killed in tn,
great battle near sharpsburg, Md arrived
home in Cadiz, on last Wednesday evening
in charge Of his brother Thomas George
Esq, and was interredin the Cadiz Cemete-
ry the same evening, A large crowd Of peo
pie followed him to his last resting place.
The scene was impressive, as the long con
course wended their way to the resting place
of the dead in the solemn hours OF the night
with the pale moon looking sadly down, and
the solemn tolling of the funeral bell speak.
ing to them in mournful acccnts, that NOR.
tality was being lost, that life was short, and
that death would come upon all. s.. ....
Albert was good boy, and brave and
dutiful soldisr; and, although his friends at
home will miss him greatly, and mourn his
early death, his comrades in arms will al,
ways remember him, always see the gap in
the ranks made by the fall of their brave
companion. ..,..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08
The EnlI.

| Tue Harrison County Fair, which wa
held on Wednesday, Thursday and Fridal
OF last week, was as successful as the mos
sanguins could wish % each Of the thres
days the throng whiSh attended was i'm
mense, and every one was constrained to say
that it was one OF the best Fairs they had
ever attended. The reputation Of the coun,
ty for good exhibitions was enhanced. and in
every department ;he show was as good as
it has bssn in any former year. -.i l-.4
In the stock department, the finest in the
county was on exhibition and elected un.
qualified praise from all. The finest breeds
in the county were there, and no citizen
viewed them without icellng just pride in
his county for her fine stock. r7. = e--
Ths Mechanical department was well
repre- sented. All the latest Inventions, and
superior workmanship on old Inventions,
were on exhibition, and spoke we'll for the
mechanical skill OF the county. Harriso
county hasg good reason to be proud OF her
mechanics; they are second to none.f ~.
The exhibition in the Floral hall was splen-
did. Almost every thing you could think OF
was there. 1t was dte attraction ofthe Fair
We have never seen it surpassed in this
county or any other county. Arranged in
the most attractive form. the throng that un.
ceaseingly passed through it were struck
with admiration. Were we to attempt an
enumeration Of, the meritorious articles in
this department., it would occupy too much
space. The thouSand' who visited it will
remember it with pleasure. The fruits, pre-.
serves, jellies. &c, in bottles and jlre, and in
every receptacle was enough to make the
most confirmed stole enthusiastic. '1"
Among the incidents Of the Fair, trot
ting match between two fast horses appeared
to create the greatest excitement. The large
crowdln attendance preserved the best ord
er, and, considering the excitement OF the
times, there were very few fights. We ov-
erheard one excited individual call another
secessionist, and turning to catch a glimpse
of him, we beheld him stretching his fun
length On the green sward. his fall acce lera.
ted by a well directed blow bstwean the
eyes. ua 5.s sHesHR .tgat aaost aa-
EThe secretary informs US that although
the receipts fell little short of last year, the
entries were fully as numerous y,.
The Fair.will long be remembered with
pleasure by all, as being one Of the best ever
held in the county. ..--. - .,--.,--....--
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-08
MnNRnE TnWNsnIp
CAMP NEAR LOUISVILLE, Ky,
% ~ ~ @"% September %, 1862.

VIZ CAMP NEAR LOUISVILLE, Ky,
W ~ 7 September 2S, 1862.
M. Ehtw:-During the past two weeks
there has been, considerable excitement id
Louisville. Ic was understood that Gen.
Bragg, with his whole force, was approach
ing with the. intention OF capturing the city
and taking Gen. n elson's whole army pris-
oners. Buell's army, however was too fast
or him, having arrived here op the same
day that Bragg reached Bards town, about
twenty miles from this place. Had Bragg
arrived before Buell., | think he would haYe
had warm reception, although large mum.
Der otthe troops were raw recruits. We
were well prepared to meet the rebels, for,
since our arrival here we have not been idle;
but on the contrary, we have been throwing
up entertainments around the city, and
now think it is fortified strongly enough to
keep off any force that Bragg can bring a,
G inst us. ...f. itt,.4
On last Thursday our boys learned that
the 18th Ohio Regiment was here and en-
camped on the lower part OF the city and
theinext morning two OF our boys started to
hunt it up. In the evening they came back
bringing four boys Of company H with them
One OF them was John Bayless, Gadiz boy,
the rest being from different parts Of Harri-
son county. They all locked we'll except
their clothes, not having had change Of
clothing since they left Battle Greek, thirty
six days before they reached here, having
marched 36I miles in that time. Yesterday
myself and four others of our company star
tied out to visit the 18th. After a walk OF
two and halfm we found them encamp-
ed on the south side of the city All the
company that was there was in good health,
but all tired Of marching so much. Two cf
the boys, Tom Giles and Ned eIlorner were
sleit behind at Nashville to guard the wagon
train, which think reached here to day
Lieut.. I. L. Garnahan has command ofthe
company, Captain Henderson having been
promoted 70 be Major of the l21st ,igI9 Y
Our regiment is now almost as we'll sup
piled with clothing as we were before the
retreat from Lexington. We have drawn
new knapsacks, Blankets, overcoats and 9th
er articles necessary to, repair our loss and
add to our comfort. g lHi IN .Gsresr
F Theghealth OF Company G is generally
good, a few of the boys in the hospital, but
none are dangerously i'll. .,.s, ... /.
It's reported that we will have to move
soon, but fnmors are so plenty that it is
hard 10 find out what will be done. Most Of
the boys have come to the conclusion to
wait and see," "as they say. ab snaJ
.ats 3JAs. M CRAWFORD.
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McNEELY NORMAL s SCHOOL.

THE SPRING TERM ga Vseksl begins
j August 26lh, 1853. r
Instruction given in the Common EngIish
branches, .Penmanship, Elocution, Grammar
etc. Special attention is given to training
teachers IN Ihese branches. and fitting them fol
the successful Management Of schools. The
higher Academic bTanehes-- Algebra. 1ieome.
try, Natural Philosophy Chemistry, Phvsioi.
ogy, BotOny, Logic, &c, &c, taught as here
tOiore.
Latin and Greek languages taught.
Vocal music taught. -
Instruction on Piano end Melodeon al usual
rates
"Lewis's New Gymnastics, so useful 10
ieaeheTs aud students, practiced and taught,
with Unnecessary apparatus.
Lectures are given each term on the "Art
OF Teaching and the Management OF
Schools" and other sublecls Of interest.
The continued prosperity OF the School is an
assurance TO the public that the labors and eI
penditures of the teachers are appreciated
For Catalogue or further information, address
- EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
or Prof. W. BRlRKERH0FF.
Hopedale. Hnr. Co., o Oct. g, -lS6l.,,
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sheriR's Proclamation

N OTiCE is hereby given to the qualified
4 EIe ciors Of the County pf Harrison, State
OF " hio. that the next Annual Election will BE-
holden according to law in the sever nl Town.
ships OF said co unity at the usual places oI
holding elections therein, on the
I'd Tuesday Of October, 1862,
being the l4th day of said month; at which
time and place e. 1.-The qualified electors OF said
county will vote for
One person for Judge OF the Supreme Court
one person for Secretary of Stnte-one person
lor Attorney General-one personi fori School
70 ommlssione.-one person for Board OF Public
Works-and, in connection with the counties OF
be lmont. Noble, Guernsey and Tuscarawas,
one person for Representative in Congress- one
person tor County Auditor-one person for
County Commissioner-on person for County
coroner, and one person for Infirmary Director
And pursuant TO the provisions of the
Act OF the General Assembly Of the S tate of
ONO. entitled IAN Act relating. TO Jurors"
passed Feb. Oh, 1881. | hereby give notice to
tn Trustees of the several Townships in the
said county, that the following is the apportion-
menl tor Jurors Tor the ensuing year, made in
conformity TO the Act aforesaid
mn NauR 4.
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7ahMr,IDouoI,ue

VIII address tbs people at New Athens on
next Saturday, October H. at2 O'Clock, P
NJ. Let there be a large turn out. nj
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TFT .aH - y ~ ~ -sF
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and vote and labor for the election of White
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