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Lient. Cndy.s company .

This company now numbers near 30 men;
and Lieutenant Csdy wants every one Of bis
men to be in Csdis on nsxt Wednesday morn
ing against 10 o'clock, to start for Camp Dem
nison. Without disparsgiDg any Of the 9TH
er companies that have gone from Harrison
county, we say that this company is compo-
sed otas fine q set Of men as ever shouldered
nusket. Some OF the best citizens ofthe
county. determined TO show their patriotism
by their acts, rather than by street corner
gassing, have volunteered with Lieut., Cady.
Among the men composing the company may
be found many from nearly all the walks OF
life-the iai mer having LEFT hisplow, the me-
chanic his work. shop, the student bis books,
and the professional man his practice-all to
aid in the glorious work Of restoring the u
nion as it was and preserving the Constitu-
ton as it is.
As it will take but few more men to fill
up the company, they should be raised imme'
diately. 1t would be shame and disgrace
to the county to see the company depart With
out its full compliment. Rally then, and let
Harrison county do her full part in this strug-
gle. Come soon. so that you may go to camp
as early as possible. and thereby be more ef-
fcient.
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For the Sentinel.



Mr.. EDrToR.-Nos. 80 and 40 of your pa.
per contains rules for the solution of two
mathematical problems. 1t is probable,
however, that not one in ten of your readers
understand the principles on which these
rules are founded. There is no doubt that
quite number Of the practical teachers Of
Harrison county are incapable Of explaining
them. For the benefit of all such, / would
respectfully request your correspondent, who
furnished said rules to explain them fully
let the ,gay and the wherefore Of each step, OF
both rules be given.
! will submit the following arithmetical
problem in interest:
A bought 80 acres Of land for 5000, ma
king three equal payments, giving three
notes ,(all written upon one slip ofpaper) June
lst, 1858, OF 5000 each.
First note due Oct. LIST, 1858. Second
due Oct. 1st, 1859. Third note due Oct. 1st,
1860. Endorsements on the within notes,
$50 Feb. I'd, 1860; S105 July 14th, 1860;
last Endorsement $3.50 July 18th, 1861
Each note bearing interest at 6 per cent un-
til due, aiterward, until settlement, s per
cent What was due on settlement, March
1st, 1862? Simple interest payments do
not draw interest. W. A.
CADn, Feb. 29th, 1862.
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or Quite number Of Harrison County
boys were 10 the recent fight at Fort Donel
son. Among those we have heard Of are--
Glass McFadden, Of Nottingham township,
Thomas Jones, Jesse Walker and Richard
Bryan, ofthis township, and Johnson Beatty,
Of Archer township. There are others whose
names we cannot at present recollect. These
men we're living temporarily in the West,
and when the war broke out, they nobIy're-
sponded to their countrys call, All Of their
escaped unhurt we believe except Mr.. Jones,
who LOST one Of his thumbs.
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orAmong the rumors aaoat, and gener-

01TAmong the runors aaoat, and gener-
ally believed, is one that the "gcinman OBJ
COLOR" who was sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary at the late term Of the Court in this
county, for attempting to commit rape, had
in his pocket, while attempting to commit
the act, petition to the Legislature, asking
that body to have the word "white," stricken
from our State Constitution, and that a num-
Der Of the prominent abolitionists of that
village had their names attached thereto
He was certainly suitable person 10 circu-
late such q petition. And the effects Of hav-
ing that word stricken from our Constitution,
could have been seen by attending the trial
at the Court House, end listening to the tes-
timony. ,5
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Attention, Archev!

The Democracy OF Archer township are
requested To- meet at the house now occupied
uhyeJ ames Stone, Of said township, on Satur'
day, the 22d day Of March, 1862, at o'clock,
P-sM.,of said day, for the purpose Of nomi
mating Township Ticket, to be supported
81 the ensuing Spring election. Let there
fbe general turnout. Az BY ORDER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-12

0TMeutenapt Elrick informs US that he
now has about ninety men, and will leave lor
camp on next Monday evening. He wants
only few more men. Call on T. B. HoG-
man, one door south OF DR.. McBean's, and
give in your names. His company is sattached
to thd 6Ist Regiment. They have been re-
cruited in HARRISON, Belmont and Guernsey
eounties aiN
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rThe negro from New Athens, Abra-
ham Bradley, who was charged with at
tempting to commit rape on young CIR
of that village, was tried on last Wednesday
The trial occupied but part Of the day
The jury returned verdict Of guilty. On
Thursday the Judge sentenced Bradley to
an Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for the
term OF six years.
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GTWe learn from the Carroll County
Union Of the 9th inst, that on the Friday
previous large three story brick houre, in
the village of Hagerstown, Carroll county,
was destroyed by fire. 1t is supposed that
the fire caught through the inefficiency Of
one Of the chimney's, The building was
owned by Mr.. Alexander Brann, and Lieut..
s. Wallace, of the 80th Ohio Regiment
The loss no doubt will be heavy one to the
proprietors. 5ass
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Agricultural A Meeting.

EThe officers 81 the Harrison County Agri
chiturAl Society will meet At the COur'
House In Cadis, on Saturday, Masch Is, a
10 O'Clock, A. M.
Tho members Of the Society will meet Al
tfie sane place, on the same day, at I o'clock
E. for the purpose Of adopting the Pre-
Inium List fof the coming Fair, which is z
be held On Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day October \, 2 and B 1862.
aas 'slsos by order, \,
e4ev ooa JOHN IA. ROBINSON. Sec,v.
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MeNeeIy NormaI seheoI.

The St. CIairsvilIs RspuUicaa. IN It's last
issue, thus speaks Of this excellent literary
institution, located in our county,
We take pleasure In calling attention to
this justly popular school. (See advertise.
ment in another column.) The Principal, 3.
Regal, is known TO most Of the Teachers OF
this county, as a ripe and thorough scholar,
and as popular practical Teacher.
And better. Hopedale, Harrison County
is one Of the very pleasant summer retreats
in Eastern Ohio. This school should be lib
orally patronized.
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Cnsllx NJ, v nslliI,.. :. .

The Democracy and all other original o.
nt0n Men n Cadiz township, are requested
te-ineet at the Court House in Cadiz on Sat.
.prday, March 20, 1862, at 2 o'clock. P. NJ,
ier the purpose Of nominating township
ticket. Turn out. BY ORDER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-12

0EThad Marsh is opening out another To-
bacco Store in tho room north Of Stewarts
Store and three doors south ofthe Post Office.
He keeps all kinds OF Cigars. Tobacco, Snuff,
&C., which he sells wholesale and retail at
reasonable prices. Give Thad q call. Also
remember that he sells chewing tobacco ches-
per than any other establishment in town.
He can do so, he says, because he purchases
direct from the manufacturers.
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Wholesale Grocery.

The attention of merchants and dealers is
particularly directed to the advertisement
Of Messrs. Maxwell. Campbell & Tingle,
Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling, Va. Mr..
Tingle, one of the firm, was formerly citi-
zen Of this county, and is known to be an
honorable, upright young man. When you
need anything in their line, be sure and give
them call, and you will thank us for recon
mend,ng you to make your purchases OF
Messrs. Maxwell, Campbell & Tingle.
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n+Mrs. JANE wife of VIM. Ham,

OTMrs. JANE, wife Of VIM. Hanna, OF
Deersville, was buried on last Saturday.
A Mr.. HUTCHINSON, soldier in one Of the
Illinois regiments, ard who formerly lived in
this vicinity, died at the residence Of Mr..
Hamilton, in this township, on last Saturday.
He had an attack ofthe measles, from which
he never recovered.
SARAH WILSON, for manv years resident
OF Freeport, in this county, departed this life
in Wheeling, during the month of February.
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0TCourt adjourned on last Friday. A
large amount Of business was transacted
Judge McIlvaine appears 10 be prompt, af'
fable Judge; and all who attended Court
were we'll pleased with his decisions, and
gentlemanly manner in transacting business.
This was his first term. &se
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Philadelphia Cattle Market,
March B.

The rece ipts Of Beef Cattle have ALLEN of
this week, only reaching LOO held. The
market continues dull, and prices unchanged.
The following are The particulars:
About 100 Cows arrived, and sold at the
Avenue Drove Yard at from $ls to S35 p
head. as to quality.
The arrivals and sales Of Sheep reached
3,700 head this week, selling at from AZ to
SIC ~ b, as to condition.
1880 head of Hogs sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard at from S. rs to Sc rs 2
100 lbs net.
2 The arrivals Of fat Hogs at Il. G. Imhotf's
Union Drove Yard reaced l,722 head, selling
at from SIS to SIS so for still fed, and SIS so
@6 Sc y 100 lbs net, for corn fed. according
10 quality. Market brisk. Press.
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0J-As an item of intelligence to those
who wish to run for the office Of Township
Assessor in this County this Spring, we will
state that the Legislature has reduced to
$1.hO per daY M III, Ns
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or Gov. Andrew johnson, bis son, Hons.
Horace Maynard, Emerson Etheridge, VIM.
Al. Browning, and other distinguished per
sonages, took supper at the Cadiz junction
on last Saturday evening. They were en-
route Tor Nashville. Tennessee. i, X.
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GREEN WOOD NURSERY,
A. NJ. n EJSSEY. Prom. q

MT. Pleasant, Jefferson County. o.
TTAvING lately established Nursery here
III wish TO call the attention OF purchasers
to my Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs,
&c e. have general variety Of Apple, Peach,
Pear and Cherry trees, also Grape Vines, Cur
rants. Goose berries, Blackberries, Rasberries
and Strawberries.
A large variety of well grown Evergreens
and Shrubs, Usage Orange for hedging. Veg-
etable and Flower Seed, Greenhouse plants, and
herbaceous roots OF various kinds Tender
plants kept through the winter at moderate
charge.
Prices as reasonable as any othor respon-
sible establishment.
Oct. 80, i66l-- 7@
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Allegheny Cattle Market.


MARCH 6.-The market up till Wednes-
day evening was well stocked; the offerings
were fair, but prices appear to have under
gone no change since last week. The offer
ings and sales were rs follows.
BeeVes The total amount offered foots up
2237 head. OF which 1920 were sold at 2%
@33<c. u b gross; balance left over and
sent east.
Sheep. About 1880 head were offered,
525 of which were reported sold at from
Ss4@4lsc ~ ID, gross. The remainder will
go east.
Hogs.--About 8 $50 head were offered, of
which 2,O7o were sold at 5@3%c. y B
gross.
The above transactions were from both the
Union and Morgan Yards
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OJ-The latest Information we have had
of the whereabouts OF the 43rd Ohio Regi-
ment. in which Capt. Urquhart's Harrison
County Company forms a part, they were
at Commerce, Mo, short distance above
Cairo, on the Missouri side
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she.,,ie:.i Lectures.

Prof. j. Tingley has been and is giving a
series Of Lectures at the Court House. He
lectured on last Friday and Monday evenings,
and will lecture on this (Tuesday) evening,
and also on Thursday and Friday evenings.
They are very interesting.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-03-12

OF Everybody in Harrison ought to re.
member that the Cadiz Sentinel gives more
reading matter than any other paper publish.
ed in Eastern Ohio. 1t is always ahead, too
with the news 5H
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MARRIHD

On the 9Th inst BY Rev. w. N. Grimes,
Mr.. JosEPH WELLIge TO Miss SARAH JAM
HOLLAND, all Of this county.
On Feb. 26tb, by Rev. A. swaney, Mr..
JOHN Law to Miss JANE TRlMBLE, boh oI
this county.
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0TNo person need send us their name as
a new subscriber to the Sentinel, unless the
money accompanies the order. Our paper
will only be sent to those, after May 1, 1862
who pay for il in advance
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

THE Co mmissioners Of Harrison County will
receive propo sails for the building of q
81 miles West of Tippecanoe, in Washington
township, in said county, and will attend ut the
said Leonard Siarks, on Saturday, tn 29th day
Of March, 1852, at IL O'Clock, A.. NJ for the
purpose of receiving said proposals.
JACKSON CR0SKEY,
CHARLES WELLS,
JAS. J. BILL NGSLEY,
March 10, 1862. Commissioners.
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AN EXHIBIT

VI the exact amount Of money existing in
" tho Treasury Of Harrison County, Uho
on the 2sth day of February, 1862, made in
conformity to the I'd Section of an act to amend
sections s, IS, 25 and u Of the act en- tied ian
act to further provide FOR the better regulation
Of the receipt, disbursement and safe keeping
Of the public revenue" passed April 18th, 1858,
passed April 5th, 1859, to-wit:
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JACOB cTsARn i co.,

Desires Us 10 say to all persons indebted TO
them, that they must call immediately and
pay SaAta tahsy owe thshss asthsy wish to 60
East 10 q sw days tolpafchass b new stock
0fsgoods. asiimsani iapqssi ti, l(
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J1TLet i be distinctly understood, tha,
the Cadiz Ssntinei contains every week, all
the important news that would be in any Of
the City DAlies Of the Tuesday previous. Z
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RULE,

Find the quotient of the distance from the
bung to the surface Of the liquor divided by
the whole bung diameter. Multiply the area
Of a circular segment in circle whose diam.
eter is l, the height OF the segment being
equal to the aforesaid quotient, by the whole
capacity of the cask, and the product by Ia
The last product will be the required guam
tity.
This rule is not exact, but is thought to
be sufficiently near approximation.
QUESTIONS.
l. On what part of the earth are the de-
grees oflongitude half as long as at the cqua
tor? Give a rule for the solution of all
similar problems.
2. II range of mountains Of an elevation
OF 10000 feet were extended from the Sand
wich Islands to the West Indies. what effec
would it have on the climate and commerce
Of the United States?
8. Correct, il need be, the following sem
tence: "But Thomvs, one of the twelve, called
Didymus, was not with them when Jesus
came"
4. Why do sea shells, when held to the
ear, give kind of murmuring noise?
5G INQUIRER.
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ls0-Ths 9Th Ohio Cavalry .Regiment, Of
witch COL, W. R Lloyd, " steubenyille
was Colonel, has bsen disbanded, and trans
ieFrsd % ths other Objo Cavalry Regiments.
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Wall Paper |! Wall Paper!!

THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling tho
Il attention of the public to his large and
well selected stock Of Wall Papers, just recei-
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. His
stock consists Of 10000 pieces with 400 differ
EN- patterns, ranging in price from 6Kcsnts to
Sl,oU per piece, together with every variety of
Borders, Window Curtains, Decorations for
Fannel Work, &C., sc.
He has also on hand complete assortment
of School, Historical, iiedical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books,
&C., &C., which will be sold wholesale and re.
tail as cheap as they can be had West of the
Mountains. Give me call.
J. NJ. LAYTON.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
IMPROVED SCHEDULE.

=
DY recent important ehsnges this road Is now
- able 10 furnish unusus ilities for inter-
communication East and West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Full CONNECTIONS with all through trains 10
PHILADELPHIA and NV Yokk, in the East-with
the SoUTu, BY its Washington Branch Road-by
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Cenysl Ohio and
Marietta and Cincinnati trains, tho NORTHWEST,
WEsT AND SOUTHWEST.
Through Tickets TO or from Baltimore, Phila.
dolphia, New York or Boston give the privilege
Of lying over at any Of the intermediate eites
Two DOLLARS additional give the privilege Of
visiting Washington city IN ROUTE.
fTThis is the only route that can iufnisfi
Through Ticke is or Baggage Checks 10 or from
WAsuJNG roS Cry.
Fare as low as by any other route.
Sleeping cars on all night trims;
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road.
J. II. SULLIVAN,
Genl Western Agent Bellairc, Ohio.
W. r. Smith, L. NJ COLE,
Master Of Transportation Geni Ticket Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
March s, lS6l-ly.
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MILLINERY GOODS!

MRS. M. SPENCER.
Thankful for tine liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, takes this opportunity Of an
nouncing TO her Numerous friends and the pub
lie generally, that she has just received large
assortment of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods
and notions of every description.
GFLadies call and examine our goods we nI-
sure you every effort will be made to pleasesn
style, quality and price.
Oct 5 1851.
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OTHiram Pennington had three horses
stolen from his stable in st. Clairsville. on
Friday night, Feb 90. 5f@e
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0ryrRsmember the Agricultural Meeting
dn next Saturday. La1 there be 4 general
fprpout, aF7a ~ ea,aM spafasss
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NEW ADVERTasEMENT's.
NOTICE

A have agreed to help "Old Abe" to thrash
N | shall have no further use for my Car
for taking those beautiful pictures. At airv lew
| shall therefore offer the entire concern for
snls. For particulars inquire OF DR.. Elias
Shilling, Jewett, Ohio.
March IL FRANKLIN SHILLING.
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The 4th Company


The fourth company raised in this
county is constituted as follow.
Captaia--Albion w. Bostwick,
Ist Lieea.-T. G. McIlravy,
End Lieett.--Geo. w. Bricker,
sERGEAN1s. .
Orderly Mathew X. McFadden,
Theodore Leggett,
~ William III. Jones,
John III. Tope,
Nathan Brindley,
CoypoYals --Benonia S. Hall,
Andrew #. Clark,
William G.. Barnes,
q William V. b. Croskey,
a William Mccullough,
--Leander Baker,
a William G. yelling,
.sss Jasper Denning.
Musieidns Sinfeld,
Frank Hatton.
Iedmster Robert p. Caves.
PRIvATEs.
Askvcn, John d. Jones, John d.
Allensworth, John Kimmel, Daniel
Barnes, Amos Lowrniller, Joshua
Boles, John F. Lyons, Kennedy
Burton, Thomas Lester, John
Beatty, James Leggitt, George w
Brownin;, Sam. Loftin, Sheridan
Brough, Amos Leggitt, Isaac
Bridgeman, Sam. Leggitt, Geo. B.
Case, John w. McAdam, Geo. A.
Cox, Hiram y McFadden, Albert
Cughan, Jeremiah Mcfarland, Il. w.
Campbell, | w. Maxwell, VIM. S.
Channel, Thos. Mansfield, JOS. g.
Cox, benjamin McFadden, John 7.
Cunningham, G w Miller. Thomas
Copeland, David Miller, David ID.
Chambers, WI. McGayran, John FL
Crouch, VIM. II. McGeary, James
Case, VIM. Osburn, Alex. M.
Denning, Wm. Poland, Thos. w.
Denning Newton Powell, Richard
Dennis, Abraham Simmons, Joshua
Elliott, Nathaniel Shiyers, WIN.
Fishel, Dundas Snider, VIM. N.
Fryer, WIN. p. Shilling, Frank
Gallaher, John Trusel, Solomon
Handy, John Wood, A. j.
Handiey, Samuel Walker, Joseph
Handleg. John A. Wright. Harvey b
Howell, Israel yelling, George
lHearl, Elias Watson, Parker s.
Hause, Benjamin Virgins, Samuel
House, james Wharto, George
! Johnston, James n MA s's +
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~ H o u N D CO f F e E
VI in cans and papers,
Extract Of Coffee,
Extra Young Hyson and Black Teas,
Refined Sugars and Syrup,
Davis Sugar.cured Hams, tnew,)
Dried Peaches-'new crop.
1000 gallans Stone. ware, superior quality
Tobacco and Cigars, all kinds,
Wrapping Paper, &c, &c. Just received
and for sale, Wholesale and Retail. at
GEORGE L. BROS.
Mar. 5, '62.
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For the Sentinel.
= V
Scientific.

The cask question, which appeared in No
Al of the Sentinel, may be solved by the fol-
lowing
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AN ACT

THO fix the time for holding the terms Of the
L Courts OF Common Pleas in the several
Counties Of the Eighth Judicial District of the
State of Ohio:
Section lst. BE- IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF TIE STATE Of Quo, That the terms
OF the Courts Of Csmmon Pleas, in and for the
several Counties of the Eighth Judicial District
in the State of Ohio . in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two- shall be as fol-
lowe, to wit:
Muskiugum county, February Is, May 10 and
November 3
Morgan county, March IS, July Is and o,;o.
Der 81
Monroe county, February ls, May 20 and No
vember IL.
Belmont county. March IS, June Il and oc-
tober 81.
Noble county, March 4, June 8, and October
I.
Tuscarawas county, February IA, May 81 and
October 81.
Guernsey county. March 10, June 9, and No.
vember To-
jefferson county, March II, June 10, and No
vember II.
Harrison comfy, February IS, May 20, and
October 28.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage,
JAMES K. HUBBEL,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES MONROE,
Speaker pro tenn OF Senate.
Passed February a, lS62.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o.. Feb. 6, 1862.
hereby certify that the foregoing law is cor
rectly copied from the original bill on 6cin this
Office.
February l9, ls62-4w.
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IReIirionk Nofice.

There will be preaching IN ,be Disciples
Meeting House, Cadiz. ey cry other LORD .1sy sa1sy,
/, morning aud evening, By the Pssicf' S'oe'
p. II. gosks.