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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

Z SUAsEex GExERAL,s OFFIcE. WAsHIsd.
TON, August 500 he loyal Women and
Children Of Dis United States:-The supply
Of lint in the market is nearly exhausteds--
The brave men wounded IN defence Of their
country will soon be In want oft. appeal
to you to come to our and in supplying Us
with the necessary article. There is scarcely
woman or child who canpot scrape lint
and there Is no way in which there assistance
can be usefully given than in furnishing us
the means to dress the wounds Of those who
fall in defense OF their rights and their
homes. Contributions will be received in
Boston by, Surgeon A. N. McLaren; New
York, Surgeon Il. s. Satierle; Newark,
Assistant Surgeon Jsneway; Philadelphia,
Surgeon g. Il. Cooper; Baltimore, Surgeon
G. G. Cox; Washington, Surgeon G. S. Lamb,
Cincinnati Surgeon g. Penn; Louisville,
Surgeon G. +. Head; st. Louis, Assistant
Surgeon G. T. Alexander; or by any other
medical officer Of the army.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
Surgeon General United States Army.
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Collectors and Appraisers.

To hear certain pretended patriots talk, a
person would be led to suppose that they
were in favor Of only one party-that all
parties should unite together. To show that
such is not the intention oil the party in pow
er, one has only to look at the recent appoint
ments for Government Collectors and APP
praisers. So far as thsy have been published, +,
we have examined them carefully, and it
does seem 10 US as if every ultra-disunion ab.
olitonist in the country had been appointed
to office. We have not seen one in the
whole list but what were men Of that stripe
In this district the Collector is Charles
Jefferson Albright, a wealthy, aristocratic
Abolitonist Of Cambridge; and the Apprais-
er is John II. Barnhll, a bag Of gass that
moves and struts about New Philadelphia
Their deputies are men of the same stripe.
Huzza for the no party party, as shown in
the appointment of Collectors and Appraisers
for the Government.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

CINorNNATr. August 3l--A battle took
place on Saturday near Richmond KY, last
ing from morning III four o'clock in the az
ternoon, resulting in our troops being driven
back with serious loss. No opartcalars have
been received. Gen Nelson was wounded;
he arrived here to night. Specials to the
Gazette and, Commercial from Frankfort, kya
contain proclamation issued to day by Gov.
Robinson. He saysth State has been inva-
de | by az insolent foe, her honor insulted,
her peace disturbed. her integrity imperilled.
The brave and chivalric Nelson met with o
temporary disaster, and the enemy advanc.
ing 10 the accomplishment Of his purpose,
the suhjugation Of the State. He must be
me, and driven to the border; and 1t is In
your power TO do so. He calls on every 10y
al citizen OF Kentucky to rally to the defence,
TO rise up as one man, and strike a blow in
defense Of their native land, their property
end their homes, '~ - ''.''" 1'N'N '
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The Back l. isf.

49, eaaMtl ~ ~ q
Rev. McCready, in raising his company,
waited not for Commission, but received
the names Of those wishing to volunteer,
without swearing them in. Some who vol
untarilyJsigned The roll have since backed
out, andrefused to go into camp. To say
the least Of this kind Of action, It is very
dishonesable. Ifathey did not intend to 60,
they should not have put their names 70 the
roll. 1t was holding out Inducements, and
mskfsg promises which they have not full
fMsdG When they signed the roll, they
were ssmuch bound, i'm honor. togo, as ii
theyshsA A@kenaena ahousand oaths.a Capt
MsOtsady intends furnishing q list for pub
lication, 20 that IN may know who they are
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03
Organization OF the New ReEi,
" .tN# ment.

The District Military Committee convened
last Friday, at Steubcnville, and recommen.
ded to the Governor, the following appoint.
ments for the new regiment now forming at
Camp Stenbenville: ... .....
Colonel--Benjam,n Franklin Smith, Of
the Regular Army. .-..
Lieut.. Colonel Benjamin Franklin Potts,
OF Carroll County--now Captain in the
32nd Ohio.
Major--Albion w. Bostwick, Of. Harrison
County--now Captain in the 74th Ohio.
Quartermaster--Mr Patterson, OF Jeffer-
son county. ' r.
Adjutant--D. s. Adams, of Belmont
County.
surgeon--Dr. Trip, OF ofTuscarawas county,
There are now seven companies of this
Regiment in camp, and more are expected
to day.
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OGicers:Disinissed. from the Ser
viRa

WASHINGTON, August 29.-HEADouAR
TIERS OF THE ARMY--GENERAL ORDEa.-The
following officers OF the Seventy first Regi-
ment OF Ohio Volunteers having published a
card stating that they advised Colonel Rod
ney Mason. who has been cashiered for cow
srdice, to surrender Clarksville to the rebel
forces, are, by direction OF the President, dis
missed from the service Of the United States:
First Lieutenant n. j. Hunter; Second Lieu
tenant lsac Mason; First Lieutenant Ira l..
Morris; Captain Smith Clark; Captain j. r.
Woodward; Captain N. W. Bowen; Captain
Solomon J. Houch; Captain G. II. Craum;
Lieutenant 7. S. Moore; Captain VIM. IL.
Calender; Lieutenant Ii. M. Drury, Lieu
tenant l.. w. Beaver.
By order of the Secretary OF War.
L. d. TOWNSEND, A.,A, G.
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Green township Military Fund.

The Committee OF the Military Fund Of
Green Township, have agreed TO pay the
wives of volunteers $500 per month, and
81, 90 per month for each child under Is
years Of age; also, those having lost their
support will draw the same as the wives OF
soldiers. Any person applying, will be re-
quired to bring written statement to me,
naming the number Of their family, signed
by some reliable person. Time of payment
commencing 14t of September.
WALTER CRAIG, Treasurer.
AUGUST 29, 1862.
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Can't. HIcCseadN's COMPANY.

This excellent company went into camp,
at Steibenslle, on last Thursday morning.
In its ranks are some OF the very best young
men in tie county. None Of the officers are
elected with-the exception Of the Captain
Rev. J.S. McCready. The men have the
spirit oi freemen, and if ever they should
have the opportunity of meeting the 'se-
cesh," they will make their mark.
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Lyons, Cou,pnuy.

Capt. B. ms Lyons company left Cadiz
Tor Camp Steubcnville last Tuesday morning.
On Wednesday they elected the following Of
fcers: Captain. R. M. Lyons; 1st Lieuten
asA John McPeck; End Lieutenant, John
Hammond, gE These officers, we believe, are
all good men, and will be popular with the
members Of the company. 's,7a I,
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The Presidents Plan for CnIomi-
Zing tISe Negroes. . ~

75a q WAsHINGToN, Aug. %. 1862.
Dr. o. A. Brownson is here, and it IS rn
derstood that the President bas expressed a
wish to have an interview with him. He is
an ally OF the President in the colonization
scheme. He will probably be presented by
Mr.. Sumner, who is understood to have be
come proselyte to the views Of the Presi-
dent who has now fewer opponents than he
had month ago. The fact seems to be con
ceded that, as an element in politics, slavery
hereafter is to be,a nullity, and the oceupa-.
ton Of the Abolitionistsp per Sc will be gone.
The great question will be, what shall be-
done with the emancipated negroes? They
cannot iiud homes in the North without up
setting all established notions of industry
there, and wise iar.sighied politicians are
looking around to determine what had best
be done. The policy enunciatcd by the Pres
ident is the only availsble one, and they are
all trying to get upon his platform, s
THE RESIGNATION OF GEN. PHELPS ACCEPTED.
4 understand that the resignation OF Cen
Phelps was accepted immediately on its re-
cent and that 1t was the intention OF the
Government to recall him had he not re-
signed. s glss aAa y
THE ABSENGEE0 FhOh hhml VT Ih6 FD-
ToMAc AT THE TIME OF THE LATE BATTLE.
Some time since, this correspondent stated
that it was matter OF official conversation
tina, the army Of the Potomac. had been Sc
riously weakened or reduced in numbers by
the wrong and sometimes corrupt giving o.
certificates OF disability 10 soldiers BY army
surgeons. Ii seems that between thirty and
tory thousand men and officers were absent
on sick leave. al the date Of the series o
great battles before Richmond. This mum,
ber exceeded by several thousand oil oul
losses killed, wounded and missing, and /,
Eis not doubted that the mass OF the absentee,
were in reality asifit iof duty as tensoi thou
sands who fought deperately fol. d long week
Ito save the Army OF the Potomac from ami
hilation. Hence the system Of checks upor
Surgeons which have been recently adoptec
at the, Wa Departments to put q stopsto til,
liniquitous system OF granting sick leave
7 whereby the efficiency OF our armies has bsel
to considerable extent paralyzed.--N. Z
. Herald a11h = ~isF4S'' w t'''t t. .'ls y, hP
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

frThe steubenvile Re,uM should not
be so desperately intept in making out case
against Gen. Mcclellan as to falsify history
Its assertion was that he never was person
ally present, and no force under his inlmedi-
ate command IN any Of the battles Of " est.
ern Virginia" The division that marched
from Clarksburg to Beverly was under his
immediate personal command, and it was
that division which turned the enemy's strong
position at Rich Mountain, and compelled the
evacuation of Laurel Hill by Gen. Garnet
- Gin. Com. .4s- ,as. .a,. tsy,
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tFor the Cadiz Sentinel j

New ATHENS. o., August 80, 1862.
1t is not perhaps generally known that
there is q State agency for the collection Of
claims against the United States Government,
and that money paid to this or that agent is
so much money thrown away, as the agent
for the State is paid Jy the State, and is free
Of cost to the applicant l deem it due to
the volunteers that this fact be made known,
and call upon you to give the name Of the
agent, that all having business to transact
with this branch oi this Government can do
so without cost
Very respectfully yours, &c,
..s.s.. Il. .- el,' ALEX. MAHOOD.
[trWe do not know who the State
Agent is.--EDIToR SENTINEL
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Army Officers Not Allowed TO Wis
il Washington.

VIIICIdI OTUGI 4NUs|11f'
WASHINGTON. August 29.--No officer OF
the Regular Army or Of Volunteers will
hereafter visit the city Of Washington with
out special permission. Leaves Of absence
will not be considered as including the city
OF Washington unless so stated, and leaves
for that purpose can only be given by author
ity of the War Department through the Ad-
iu,ant General. Officers on leave of absence
will not leave the limits of their military
department without special permiss ion.
Signedl e. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

OJ-There seems to be disposition on the
part OF portion of the press to pursueS Gen {.
Mcdowell with rumors that are equally fool
ish and slanderous; the story that his baggage
was treated with special tenderness by the
rebel guerriIIas is lie, and the story that he
was Shoa by Gen. Sigel another lie.-Cin.
Com
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03
Bingham lSC-NOAn lea lted.

At the Republican Convention held in
Cambridge on last Thursday, Hon. John A,
Bingham was re- nominated for Congress -
In the language Of the editor Of the Tusca-
rawas Aduocate, a Republican paper, so long
as the doctrines advo .ated by Mr.. Bingham
are promulgated in Congress, 1--WE will have
a United South against divided North."--
The people of this district can decide by
their votes whether they wish such state OF
affairs to continue.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial
The 9Sth Ohio HegimcMf--AR m
Explanation.

CovINGToN, KENTUCKY. Aug 27, 1862.
EDS Com: - Permit me to correct stat :
ment III this evenings Tunes, relative TO
biileting troops upon the citizens Of Coving
ton.
The 08th Ohio reached here on Sunday
morning, and were furnished by the patriotic
citizens with an excellent breakfast in pub
lie hall. Companies have since been ga,ri~
soned in different parts of the town, and the
Quartermas being provided with a full
supply OF comlnissary stores; has furnished
everything required by them ever since.
The good citizens, however, have been most
profuse in privately supplyinga considerable
portion OF the men with the best the market
affords. | am aware that this is a serious
tax, but do not know how to prevent it
The serious charge that the Quartermaster
pockets the value Of rations not consumed is
a mistake. He gets requisition from cap
tains for whatever stores he issues, and for
nothing more, which are his vouchers. All
stores not covered by these requlsitons he
must account tor on settlement, s-
This permits me to explain why the 9Sth
Regiment is yet in Covngton.
Every Ohio regiment Except the 98th and
1O5th) has been paid the bounty when mus
tered IN, as promised by the Government. -
The 98th was mustered in the Esd inst but
no funds were furnished to pay bounty. 1t
was hurried to Lexington, under promise that
an officer would follow with funds. One half
the men have families, whom they were not
permitted to provide for, or even see, after
going into camp. They relied upon this boun
ty (S27) for support and now need IL. If the
regiment leaves without it, and the muster
rolls 90 to Washington or Columbus, it will
not be paid until November, if then.
Every other regiment is paid promptly
Why is not the 96Gh? Captain Breslin has
received the money, but cannot pay without
the lmuster-in rolls, which we're retained by
the IN uslering officer.
have sent two messengers and numerous
DISPATCHES to Columbus to procure the rolls,
and hope to have them to night. Gov. Tod
has done ali for me in his power, under the
amount ofbusiness pressing upon him.
Tho regiment has no tents, and therefore
is quartered in public halls, &c. We are
exceedingly anxious to get into the field, and
relieve the hospilable citizens of Covington
Of any opportunity to tax themselves on oul
account. GtO. WEEDS En,
# Colonel 9Stn Regiment, 0. vi.
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woob.-1t is stated that wool is now
higher than it has been for Al years. This
is owing to the large demand for army goods,
and to tue advanced price Of cotton. 1t
will mot soon fall as low again as it has been
Of late years.
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KnH pOctaNt frOsn Capt. Butts
S'H Company.

Rein Welch & Co., bankers, request us to
say that they hold'for distribution among the
friends, of Co. E. 98h Regiment 0, V. L.,
Capt. Butts, S1,6t9. sent by Lieut.. A. P.
Lacey. Those entitled to receive the same
can do soby calling at their office in person,
or by sending written order.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03
Allegheny Cattle NIaTket.

ALLEGHENY CITY, Aug. 2S 1862.
The offerings this week have been small,
and sales at the average figures of last week,
CATrLE-4S6 head sold at 211s @31c. per
pound; 618 head sent East.
SHEEp-235 head sold at So, ,00@3,2 41O
head shipped East.
HoGs-435 head shipped East.
HORSES s-34 head sent East for Govern
mpnt
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

GrGodey's Lady's Book for September
has large na,nber Embellishments. The
engrayisgs, "Contrition"and Bringing the
Old Mare Home,'' are all that govd ARTIST
could desire. The Fashion plates, embroid-
cry, brading patterns and crotchet work in
terest our lady readers, who are, no doubt,
lts' patrons. Philadelphia; L. A. Cooley,
publisher, Terms: So year, or 25 cents q
single copy. y r a.astia 17#
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GTThe 98th Regiment to which Capts.
Norris and Butts companies, OF this county
are attached, left Covington on last Thursday
evening ior the interior of Kentucky, to join
Gen. Nelson's forces. A"s
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$40! WAGES PAID 500

ITO sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE
L. COMPANY We will give commission on
all goods sold by our A gents or pay wages
from $40 to 800 per month, and pay all neces-
sary expenses. Our machine is perfect in its
mechanism A child can learn 10 operate it Ivy
half an hours instruction! 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in USE and we have
reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine Is warrrnted tor three years.
Address e. 2UGGLES,
Gen. Agt,, Detroit, Mich.
Tuna fEO
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In LUCK. Our neishbor, Mr.. Hatton, we
understand has been appointed U. S. Col.
lector for this county. We congratulate him
OF his good luck
Other aspirants for the post, will please
take notice that they could not be Of as
much sstyice in securing Mr.. Bingham's re-
nomination and re election as Mr. Hatton
could. That accounts for his appointment.
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. YoorIlces, C0lnpany.

This splendid company was among the
first Of the new Regiment in camp. The
officsraars- captain, g. W. Voorhees,; :. LIST
Lieutenant, Henry Nixon; 2pd, Lieutenant,
Henry Kiugs These gentlemen will make
gooasUfiters, and we have nv fears that the
nsn piif fegret the selection. , s,..gsl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-03

OTAiter several weeks Of incessant dry
hot weather, we are. blessed this (Monday)
morning with gepial and refreshing showers.
which will do vast amount Of good. Let
us all be thankful.
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SUBSTITUTES for Draf,ed wen.

Many,are led to believe that man drafted
cannot put in bis place substitute. This
is not so. There never was drafting law
that did not permit substitutes. Any man
who is able il drafted, can hire his substi-
tute .t.
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Desperate Entities.

The news in to days SeatineIis important.
Several battles have been fought and large
number OF lives lost. The rebels seem to be
fighting with desperation. They are doing
this to gain advantage before the new troops
from the North get into the field.
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McNEELY NORMAL S CHOOL

NACN LGL ! NOhm AA . GdOOL.
TINE SPRING TERM tl2 Heeks) begins
l. August 10th, 1862.
instruction given in the Common English
branches, Pennlanship, Elocution, Grammar,
etc. Special attention is given to training
teachers in these branches, ard fitting Them for
the successful management of schools. The
higher Academic brsnehes--Algebra, Geome.
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Physol.
ogy, Botony, Logic, &C., &c, taught as here.
totore.
Latin and Greek languages taught.
Vocal music taught.
Instruction on Piano and Meodeon at usdal
rates
"Lewis's New Gymnastics, SO useful to
teachers and students, praeticed and taught,
with unnecessary apparatus.
Lectures are given each term on the "Art
OF Teaching" and the management OF
Schools" and other subjects of interest.
The continued prosperity OF the School is an
assurance 10 the public that the labors and ex-
penditures of the teachers are appreciated.
For Catalogue or further information, address
- EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
or Prof. w. BRlNKERHOFF.
Hopedale, Har. Co., . Oct. %, 1861,
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LATEST NEWS
LEXINGTON, (KY..) EvAcUA-
TED.
FEDERALS FALL BACK TO
COVINGF0N.
Kirby Smith Demands a Sur
render, to which the
citizens Accede.
Excitement in CincinRatI---Pre<
paIatIons-fOr DefeDee--LeW
Wallace in..COmmand.
HERNANDO, TENN, OCCUPIED BY
~. FEDERALS- REBEL TRAIN
CAPTURED.
Bragg Reported to have Gonee~.to
Western Virginia-Will Strike
for Ohio River.
UNION VICTORY AT BOLIVER. TENN.
REBELS MARCHING ON FORT
DONELSON.
ReIeaseEor Charles. rugersoIl.

CINCINNATI. Sept. I.--Lexington, KY,
was evacuated this afternoon, our troops ial-
ling back on Covington: All the sores were
removed to Louisville. At seven to night
the Lexington operator closed his office, say
ing that KIRBY Smith bad appeared in the
suburbs and demanded the surrender Of the
city, which was complied with by the citi.
zens.
There is good deal of excitement here, at
Cincinnati J. but preparations are making for
defense. Gen. Lew Wallace has assumed
command of the troops. Regiments are ar
irving and en- route. .-..-. .. . s-. ...ss
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JOS. MEANS JAS. MEANs, IR. GEO. B. MEANS.
Stoubenville Foundry & Ma :
chine Works.
MEANS 8 BROTHERS,


STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
SUGAR MILLS,
A LII KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA
N chine Shop Work,
Thre shing Machines Mill Gearing tor Saw
Irons for Bridges, GrisI Mills,
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts,
Truck Il wagon Wills =" Window caps,
Window Weights, Door Silts,
Bolts and Nuts cut aud Door Steps,
made to oder Coal Vaults,
Cast a. Wrought Screws Shafling and PuIleys,
furnished to size Turning and Planig
Steam Boilers made and Iron,
repaired, Fancy Crates,
Plow Points and wagon Common Crates,
boxes, Counting house, Church
Portico, Garden and and Office Stoves.
Grave Yard fencing, ... ..-t
RJ- Wa have q new and Improved WATER
WHEEL. which has been awarded he premi-
um over ALL COMPETITION. .s
Our facilities for work are large, and having
an extensive assortment of Patterns, we can
promptly fill almost any order in our branch Of
business Address
MEANS& BROTHERS,
Steubenville Ohio
Iu'y %, 1862
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Democratic County Ticket.

81. rH-s4f Gt.GirF g.iaf - I'. 1.l- ts /. - ...
AUDITOR, isNf
81, JOSIAH LEWIS, Archer Towrshp.
sfs~ ..as Y COMMISSIONER,
JOHN BRINDLEY. Sr., Green Township
j. INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
SAMUEL COCHRAN, Cadz Township.
,s 90 CORONER,
A. W. RAMSEY, Green Township.
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RniIread Time Table.

n TraRs g the cadil Branch are now run
ming hs5ollows:
Leave Cadz. ..,. 4:20 A. NJ. 9;i5 A. N. $50 p. n
Arrive at CadiI 6:25 - 1l;25 6i45
The train leaving Cadiz at 4:2o A. NJ, con.
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the.train leaving at 9;15 AN, connects
vhhlbe train going East, and the train leav
ing AZ 3.20P. NJ. connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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ElAVlNG been appointed by the Governor OF
Ill Ohio, COMMISSIONER for Harrison
county, to superintend the Drafting, and to hear
and determine the excuses of persons claiming
to exempt from Military duty, hereby give no.
tice that will attend for the purpose aforesaid
at the Court House in Cadiz, on MONDAY, the
25th day of AUGUST, and from day to day
thereafter if necessary. unit! WEDNESDAY,
the 3rd day of September, between tbe hours OF
9 O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock P. M, of said
days. At which place and time those claiming
exemptions can attend and be heard.
Claims of exemption must be in writing,
signed by the party, stating the cause for ex-
emption, and giving also the Township OF the
psrty
For proof OF age, an authenticated family re-
cord or the statement of witnesses from person-
al knowledge will be required.
Those claiming exemption by reason OF disa-
bility must present a certificate from DR.. John
Mclean, OF Cadiz, Surgeon appointed by the
Governor for that purpose. The draft will take
place on WEDNESD AY, the 3rd day Of Sep
teniber No claims will be- heard after the 2nd
OF September.
JIM. ESrEP, Commissioner,
August q, 1862