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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-27
The Original Lion and Tiger Tanner!
Performing Animals,


Pair Ltons, ElGtE Tiger, Spotted
Tiger. African Panther, three Ben.
gat Leoiar~'s pair Asiatic Leopards.
The following was taken from
the living animals, in New
York, March %, 1862, and may
be considered
A CoRREcr LIST OF ANIMALS.
War Elephant HannFaI, Psrform-
ing Elephant Tippoo Satb, TITO
Mammoth Elephants, -Four Iions
and LtsReSse,, Asidtie and Afrisans
SoKth american JdnGer, Afiic0a
Panther, Spotted Tiger, Bldck Tiger
Comfy one d, Ame icd } i,ionsss.
three young Btngal L,opards, three
Astat,c aud Al iran LeoFa as poRag
Le'psrd, siE months old, Striped
Hyshd, (only one in Ameriea) NJ.
American Panther and Puma, Spot-
ted Hy Ha, pohfg & Linn, three gears
old, p"6' Coh1ernia Dancing Gris
zfy Besrs, Back Wolf, Frame Wolf
Cry Wolf, Zeb'a, (pres nttd to
Mr. Van A,nbGrgA by tn: Ear! ot
Derty Ensiand,) Asss,ian Goai,
Lor- Ea3ed Valiey Goats, Comfy on,s
IN America } B!aek Lama, Aipa cca
Shecp, or Whue lama, Red PerH-
etan Lana, or Pieuna, american
Failo'O Deer, African Bison, or
Buffalo, three African Ga.rReS,
(shty ones trhibiied in Ap,erica in
10 y'ars,) pair IF Roe Bueks, or
ASiaiie AHtsloPes, Pecdra, or Hsri-
can WtIi Hog, Somth Ame' icon
ARgota, Jdra Hare, Tiger Cat, or
OesIot, Fisher, or Water C0t, pair
IchneHmpHs, Waite Ground Hog
and CooaS, pair Ant Ea,erS. Gujn,a
Pigs pithoHtnWmber, English Haye
Black and White RABBITS, the finest
Collection ef Birds srer exhibited,
pair ef Nsto Holland Crown Crane,
Snth american Condor, the largest
Bird tkat flies, pair Whit Sloans,
african PetteaH, three GoIs!en Pleas
ants, three SRrtY Ihea.ahtv, Jnr
Bohem'G,t jhcaSantS, pair English
PheaSants, Chinese Fur Hen, Seuth
american .Po,ces, thrs. Spanish
NaeaHS, rdir 7amptco Iarrots, ]
tire South american Parrots, rGtr
Ring Dores, pair EgyptNn Gstr,
Greenland Coos, pair of Poiand
Fo,cLs, pair White CccdtoeS, Red
King Parrot from AushaliG, Gr,en
Queen Parrot from Austra!ia, Ne,p
Holland Cocotoo, Cry Parrots,
ParOqus.s. Also, n Family ef Mon
keys, O,ols, Pigeons and Carer
Dores, Happy Family Of Monkeys,
apes, Babo0As, IchReubisRs, Dcgs,
Cats, &C., hring harniontousiy to-
gether. Il pmpH #
The GREAT VAN AMBURGH
Will enter the Dens of Trained
Animals.
AiEo will be introduced the
Great Var Elephant Hannibal, B
+. TnoaA.s, Keeper, performing
Elephant 1tfJ'oo Sab, trained by
Prof. NASH, Ponies, Monkeys,
Mules, &c. Don't fail to soc
THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION,
At 10 AN, preceded Sy tho
GOLDEN CHARIOT,
Containing .
Otto Horns Cornet Band
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-27
Io 81 Tt

EXTRA DRAFT COLLARS
~ A small lot Just received and for sale b,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-27
Cheap Durable and Neat.
BOOTS &SHOES!

Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, o.
INT AXE and keep on hand the finest quality
lN of Ladies wear, also fine Boots and
Shoes, sewed or pegged. equal in style to the
best city make. Our spring stock of first
dies and Misses Heeled Slippers, Kid Heeled
Boots, Heeled Caters, and almost every style
of Shoe for Men, Women, Boys and Children
Ladies Rid and Caters Of the finest material.
Work made to order and warranted not to rip
We fit up and keep the lasts for each regular
customer, always inssring perfect fit.
Wheeling Money taken at par.
T. PHILLIPS & SON.
Msy 9, 1861. la4& E..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-08-27
THOSE LEAF BEE-HIVEs.
The BeSt Hive

they have ever seen and why should they not
since every necessary operation that has ever
67en performed with bees in any hive NAV rea .
y De done with this, and yet it is only small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

JlvEKPOoL CoTTOS MARKFT-Ihe Gales oil cotton
ct Liverpool Monday and Tuesdsy reached 1909 bales m
cludiu baes specuaIOIs aud exporter Inc MAKE;
is hnovsut and ld4d n higher, owing TO the American
sdy,oes received per steamers Jura and Chins
Tn py RgPoHT-The sdyices from Manchester are isvo!.
Able the market for goods aud beng hre with
an advLI cling tendency IN pnees.
LlvyRyOoI MARKsrTho rnaftet Tor bread
stuff 10 don with downward tendency. Wheat however.
4, quoted steady and unchanged Messr Nskeheld Nah,
Co Dor. -four dull and Wheat STEADY Corn las
downard dency the market remaining quiet ct last
tstions niyed and yellow "a odZ.l 3
LlyEHFooL Provision AARkIT-Ihe PTov1sion market IL
Fvueray fat. Various cIcnisrs report: Bee. duh PoA
nominal
IIyrEPooi PRoDucs MARERT.-Sugsr quiet and steady.
Coffee nscf.vs Rice dell and unchanged Linseed still sd
xsucirr Linseed OIL firm O. i2i. ROsin nm Common,
Q,G SPIRITS Turpsn;ine quiet at ll5i
LoypoN MAKgETs-Bread stuts steady, but dull sugar
rssdy Coaee nrn. Tea firm Rice active. Lnseed Oh
sctiv. a. 81 Tallow steady.
LoSDoS MONEY MAgkET.-Consols closed on WEDNESDAY
AsrRIcIx sroCgs-Tbe latest ssles Wednesday were:
Hrie Railroad 2eozs; Illinois Central Shares ]y.'4as ms
count.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday afternoon, I'th.-CoIfON
ees yesterday and today reach % 20 eass inclusive Of
l1tO5 bale. 10 specuaors aud exporters The nsTAet y
quiet q, unchanged quotations 5
BRr1psTrYY.-Ihe market is quiet with do~n"s ara
Tendency The weather has favorable fo the crops
PKyOisIOgs.-Tbs ma ket continues hst 49,.
LONDON TbGT,dsy Afernoon.-Consois closed az ~ io'
money. r, T. ...;. s,oo,.
4, oui.t and steady at unchanged quotsiions. 1900, ,
IoSDOS MONEY MABgrT.-Consols closed az sS"s"t loi
money tuo account American Stocks are generally un
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

from the West tKanpas and Missouri), and arc
mounted; while the Snake-Hunters were almost ex-
clusively virginian, and operate op foot "nen 'as'
heard from The Snake. Hunters were In the SneDan-
ioah Valley. Apropos of scouts: while earn II
WIS encamped at BehugtOn on Laurel Hii', bet "een
Furnont and Beverly, Lien'. Col. Dickey, u ths
18th Ohio, assumed the dress OF q eattie'dIovef, ana
for considerable supplies of beef TO be delivered at
stated intervals. It is said that be spent two o,
three days there, experimenting the killing ana
dressing and at tire same time taking notes OF Gar
net force and its condition, Of the number cslioer
aud position Of his guns, and the quality Of lis small
arms, us well as u complete diagram OF the camp.
lie then procured bs pass, and returned to his own
lines. where he made a minute report 10 Gen.
hOrIIs.
One Of the most noted guides Of this region ia
Jacob Baker, formerly herdsman and caule.deaer
| believe and more recently boss" of Iron fur
naccs Ho is ssid TO have rendered most important
services 10 our several armies in Western Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

shelter of thu defending force To officers who had
gone through the swsmps Of Roanoke, and the aost'
tis redans, and forts o. Newnern with force not
much. if any, larger than that which attacked
Bethel these earthworks seemed pa'ry III the
extreme. The front appr, aeh 70 the works il over
fine, hard, level plnin, admirably adapted 10 tne
msneuvers Of infantry or fly ing artillery. The ditch
il mere inirow, such as any horse would leap, OF
any good jumper safely cross. Iha. 80 la ge force
as Pierce Id up 10 that place should have teen
repulsed from such earthworks By interior Rebel
force, il Disgrace 10 the country. The Co!ones IN
onr party agleed in saying that either ore would
agree to take the place with one full regiment aud
hall a section OF artillery.
Tins portion Of Virginia 10 generally level re,
minGlDg ole OF the praries OF the West. Ii is well
watered by numerous spings and flnggis. streams
and was originally covered with heavy timber. All
tie .fnilve forests Of confre disappeared many
centuries ego, only few gigantic oaks or p'res re-
ualning near some ancient nom, stead az nonuinent'
Of tLei former glory. TIE most common tree u Tie
email Southern Iiue. The gum Tree, the tnlip ireei
the white oak the black wGlnu', the tupeo, the soi
maple aud tie cyprus. a'e tue most abnndi mi oil the
cecduoGs tTees. Tie mort oOnsylcuou- pl5uf, per
haIs at present III this Vicinity, II the virginia
creeper whose scarlet irunipes end light green Ion
age sdoru the fences and hedges by tie Way-s.le,
and are esrecinlly ieanti,ul when seen among Tie
dark green leaves Of the pines H. ,e curious Ia'
tLat while al the North vines oil s!l sorts seem "a
avoid eyergreens yet throughout the pine regions OF
the Son the bgt onia is everywhere seen chmberlng
TO the very suu.mii Vi tie loties' trees.
The number of berOaceons pinuts IN blossom j.
small, houyh ii,reare few Of rare beauty. ~
many of ibe old fields may be seen the flnguiariy
formed and very snowy passion Hover. Inc raw
eoIOred flower OF the cotton plant IL lus coming oui
resembling in ave and shape single holyhock and
along tic 70 dsde noticed the golden tufts Of The
81. Jchnf-wor, the purple wild pea, The fragrant
sweet gall, aud a remarkable plant with heads Of
oraDg--ooI ored iow'rs.
The ,oii OF this region is q sandy loan, free from
pebbles, and admirably adapted 10 the cultivation OF
iearly all the crols of the temperate zone. Corn
wheat ard oats. tie so-caed lazy ans crops, IRON
the small amount of attention which they require
are the chief products. Tie most profitable stock
raised here III years last has been negroes, but The
value just now is very uncertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
HOW MORGAN WAS SOLD.

From The Cfhor nat Go,efse
We learn that when Morgan entered the besuii.
full town OF Versailles. Woodford County, tie lead
ing Rebels OF tie place waited on him, and begged
him in God, name 10 leave tie State rs rapid, az
poesbe-.bat his coming 1t tbs time would utterly
ruin rheir cause Ut the August election, if II had
not already done so.
Turning sharply upon them he replied: Centlo-
men, came into the state on your Iovitation, bav-
i0g received not lees than letters from various
rarts of the State--nors from Anderson Comfy
than anywhere else. You promised 4 e that should
have ali tie help neededj that The flower OF the
State would Join me. / have come, nnd now you
beg me TO 20 away again. iou send me miserable
few recruits on foot, and 10 mount them must
steal ;he horses. AIN here at your invitation, aud
will mcrnt al the men You send me, no,Ni,hstand-
ing the deception you have rrac;i ed towo.d me-"
TIE sarne, 10 SUBSTANCE was repeated ny hlu 10
Lawrenceburg, Anderson County, Georgetown,
Scott County, and Cyntbiaca, Harison Conety.
proving bow deeply he feels ihc terrbls disapp0nt.
ineut. And now that his forces have been oeiestef
and viii be- cot all 10 pieces before they can get out
OF tie Sta,eif any are left 10 rcsch the bordeTs--
we doot believe John fees in the hes. possible
hum0r with hlnisolf or his friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
THE WAR MEETING At PITTSBURGH.

Al The War Meeting in Pittsburgh, on THURSDAY,
Gov. Curtin in the course Of Biz speech, alluded
10 ,he President 10 having at last learned that we
are actually engaged in war. Without charging that
mistakes have been made, it l. enough TO say that
after long months Of schooling tie war Is now to be
prosecuted with yigor. War means violence, and N
time of war man reaIses into barbarian. The
property. nav, even life Of the enemy, everything
he has, re must take and use against him. In the
absurdity of civilization armies have left guard
a. every house, and they left our enemies behind
them 10 hunt and destroy. This is not war. The
cyops in the Valley of the Shenandoah belong to Us;
that horse, that man, be he white or black, II
claimed by our enemy, belongs TO us. In regard
10 off ring bounty money N Volunteers the Governor
said when the call for troops was issned, hes'tated
10 call the Legislature together. had no power %
appropriate bounty and could not put my hand into
the public Treasury without the authority OF law.
To call the Legislature together would have required
from four TO eight weeks, and perhaps as much
longer TO negotiate the loans L. therefore, concluded
to throw the whole mat,er-providing bounty foT
our volunteers-upon individual patriotism, and
the literally of the people OF Pennsylvania.
Another aspect of the war is foreign inter-
vention. Tire Rebels having blistered their
sons in peInry ask for the Intervention Of foreign
nations When one Of our commanders seized two
of their representatives, We surrendered them to an
arrogant Power, Tor reasons well known. Now, II
that Power desires 70 test the pluck OF this nation,
let the English Lion show bis teeth BY intervention
Our sea is grit by iron ships and If twenty millions
H., ont. tho
Rebellion and at the time protect themselves
from foreign Intervention.
4 number Of patriotic resolutions were paesed,
Complimentary of the State and General Admnistra-
tons, calling On the citizens in every county OF the
Commonwealth to come forward at once and sustain
the Union, recommending bounty of$5O to each
volunteer, and appointing Committee 10 solicit
subscriptions for such purpose; after which the
meeting adjourned 1t is said that large amount
viii DO subscribed in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
PERSONAL.

TIE Catholic pastor of Orange, n. j., having
been reported 20 have expressed sentiments IN
friendly 10 the Government, was addressed by the
citizens local War Committee" and be made
renly az follows Il assert and declare my good
wishes for the Union and Constitution, and am pre-
pared 70 so, if necessary at the head Of my people
and do all can for that just and holy cause VIZ
the maintenance OF our Government
The people of Western Massachusetts will be
CHAD 70 notice among tie acts Of Congress the con-
h,matiou, as Brigadier- General, of II. s. Briggs Of
Pi,ishe,d late Colonel Of the 10Th Regiment. Gen.
Brggs was one Of the first TO volunteer in the service
OF Tie country, served as Captain with the three
mon'hs men, and, as Colonel Of the gallant 10Th, was
ever IN the van, till temporarily laid up by wounds
received IN honorable service.
-Ih1 LoaurMe Democrat understands that the
Rev. T. Livingston Wells, who was placed in the
military prison on Saturday night, will be released
upon The condition that he take the oath of allegiance,
and 90 10 Connecticut from whence he came, and
remain there during the Rebellion.
Gen. George +. Shepley, Military Governor Of
Louisiana, who arrived Lere from New Orleans on
Wednesday evening, proceeded by the early train
yesterday morning to Washington It is reported
that be is the bearer Of impor,an, Dispatches from
Gen. Butler.
Laura Bridgemsn, tie celebrated deaf dumb,
and blind girl, who was educated by DR.. S. G. Howe
81 Boston, wss baptized by immersion in Hanover,
OIL the 9th inst She has been admitted to the Bap-
fist Church IN that town.
Tho Rev. Robt. j. Breckenridge, ID. D., Ii. d..
Of Kentucky, will deliver the annual address at the
coming New-York State Fair in Rochester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
GEN. HALLECK's ORDER No. 3.
Tie following Is y copy q Gen. Haileck's Order
3, together with an explanatory note:

No. 3, together with an explanatory note:
HR,D2UssTsEs DEPARTMENT cr hIssouRr,(
- Loris, Nov. 20 1851 (
GFSvRsL Orders 30 Ill 10 has been reyTes-ped that
D pocu. information respecting mr. Plumbers aud condition
OF orr conveyed TO the Fueny by means Of fugitive
slaves who are admitted Lin Ines In order 70 remedy
this evil directed hat such persons be hereafter
Iuei enter the lie Of any or OF sny i1 es on The
arch end that sry within such lines be Immediately ex'
c.gdrd thsf-iroGl. .
2 Tic General Commanding wishes 10 impress upon all
officers in Command posts and troops 10 the teid me lm
poriaace preventing Unauthorized posons Of every drsefip
non from aud leaving es and Of observing the
ecsutog in the employment Of agents aud clerks 10
confidential positions. -
By order Msor-Gsuersl HALLECK.
WILLIAM M'nIcHAKI. Assistant Adiutant Oen~rel.
fTL. l.ser. will be rent Lbercd, was brought up IN
Congress wien .lr Blair read letter showing how Gen.
Hsc UNDERSTOOD his o.dc and his duty IL nss a. iol-
lows:
10 non. =. ?. BLAIR. W0shhgfon.
DEAR COLoSKL louis of the ih Inst il just received.
Order No. was in my mind clearly military necessity
Unauthorized persons black white Tree or slave ous
&c 0, o. camps unless willing 20 publish 70
tire enemy everything we do a. intend 10 co.
il q nii..Ty and not political order
willing cary OFT any lawful Instructions IN regard
fugitive slaves which snPeEiors may give me- ana 20
enforce ia~ which Congress may pass but cannot maze
law, sud viii lot vioa,e H.. -
You my private opinion on the policy o. enecans
law conGseetc the slave property Of hebeis IN arms IL
CoB-s she'll pass It, you nsy be certain shs .nio,ce y.
Yours trulv h. w. HALLkCk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

worked and the result was that they compelled the Chero
ices into alliance with them which vii cost hundreds
OF valuable lives break aDd 20 Federal anhorty
The tactics Of the Rebes are eet forth 10 the fol.
lowing extract of letter OF Col. Clarkson TO ono
of bis subornicate officers, under date of July 2:
From Wat yon state the Feds. have qote force
aud consider It quite rsky for limited numbers 10 rsk
anything Ike light unless you can catch small parties by
themselyesv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

SCALE in the vicinity of Texas, station on the Blt'
more and Ohio Railroad, near Paramount: Capt
Sho walter, commanding nt Paramount, having eeeo
advised Of the enterprise by some loyal people Oh 'ne
fell upon the ne,i in sashng syle, killing TWO: and
capturing seyegal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

The New.England Relief Association sent 32o die
charged soldiers who came here on the Fulton 70
their homes on Thursday. There 10 of The Fuon'
passengers still remaining there. il. Lockwood Of
tie "a Hampshire dedthere soon ate. his arri-
val on Thursdsy.
The Park Barracks vii be olosed by direction from
the Governor on the Let Of August.
About rs soldier patients, resident in this city, cell
daily at the Park Hospital TO get their WOUNDS
there every morning for that purpose.
The WILLIAMSBURG Social Singing Meeting, under
the care Of Mr.. John A. Gray, which hss assembled
weekly for months past in the Reformed Dutch
Church Fourth street, the Rev. DR.. Porter, pstor,
gave grand concert of sacred and secular music on
Thursday evening in The Lee Avenue S. S. Hall.
More than 100 singers and performers on various
Instruments combined their talents and services for
the occasion. The affair proved great success. All
the proceeds, saving q small amount for necessary
EXPENSES will be at once devoted to the relief OF eek
and wounded soldiers.
The United States Sanitary Commission, through
George L. Strong, esq, Treasurer, sent IL, On
Thursday, to II. NcieDry, Baltimore. Nd, go
shirts as many drawers socks, towels, &C., for the
use Of the sick and convalesosnt soldiers there.
This contribution will DO exceedingly welcome. No
other agency, we take leave TO add, has stronger
claims upon the good i'll and aid OF the public than
Tins Commission has Tor j. must do great work now
and for come time to come, and Ii doing 1t dis
creetly, promptly, and impsrtially.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
wAR MEETING IN SYRACUSE.

SYRAcuss Thursday. July "a. lab2
A most enthusiastic war meeting was held here
this evening. Speeches were made by several OF
our prominent cizens. Nearly $4,000 was sub
scribed in aid VI the new regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
ARMY AND NAVY.

The ID l.. s Cavalry rs cent companies on here
10 recruit An Office has been opened ut tie Mercer
House. on Mercer street, Where recruits are received
The Second" il the gallant regiment whose ex-
ploits in tie neighborhood Of Alexandria, under
Lieut.. Tompkins, created such enthusiasm al the
outbreak OF the rebellion.
4 crew AMI marine guard are III course OF organi.
"a ion for The iron-cad frga,e New lronsides, and
will be sent TO Philadelphia in day or two. Inc
oicere continue 10 RI port daily IL IL expected that
the tria.t!ip Of the vessel will be made the latter
part OF next week. The New lronsldes Is the only
iron-olad friga,e at present ready for sea In tho
United States Tic next one viii be the Roanoke,
now plating at Brooklyn.
The investigation Of the charges preferred against
the Dsyght's officers progresses at the Brooklyn
Naval Court Of Inquiry now in sesiiJn at the Brook
Ivu Nayy-Yard. Several witnesses have been ex-
ahmed but as there 10 be disposition Oh the
ra,; OF the Court no; TO wish the proceedings pup
listed, We reirain(Tom printing them.
Letters and papers IRON the South Atlantic BOOK
aiding Squadron viii be forwarded to-day from tho
Brooklyn Navy-Yard, IN the U. s. steamer Magno,
iia Persons wishing TO get anything on board Should
s. nd il over early. ~
The steamers Elsmbeau aud Norwich left the Ma
wizard on Thursday for repairs ia this city, and me
Koch returned. haying had Der bottom oVer0alied.
The following is correct list OF the oMeers VI
the United States steamer Magnolia:
.cnsiys A. Diane Acting Msster Franes bnrses., Chs
Poster; Actin. Assistant Surgeon A sbiix; Aeii Asns
Payuisster William Cote Acting Second Assistant En.
Deer r. EliiiiFe; Acng Tui,d Assistant Engiprefs Msfin
Haes David scy lel O.Of ssrestrom, r. Mcclure W. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26
I.ATFST-Via OreeastorH.

LoNDo., Thursday Eveuing.-1he Times depTe-
Gates the new American tariff, and predicts that II
will result in far greater injury 70 America heTseli
than 10 any one else.