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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

of the troops in the vicinity Of Alexandria,
will soon be ordered to take the field at the
head of his division.
The New York Express thinks that indca
ton from Washington are that the Govern
ment is again growing uneasy at the doubtful
aspect of its foreign relations. In another artl-
Gle on the same subject says" "Notvithstand-
ing the apparently friendly and pacific inten-
tons of England the Emperor Napoleon, in
giving an audience to the Confederate Comnis
sioner Sidell, would seem 10 be after something
which BODIES no good. At such a delicate con-
iuncture, some Of the Journals are showing
what misfortune it is we have at the Eur0pe-
an Courts, so few Of the ri ght men in the right
places At the Tuleries we have nobody even
that can speak French, though the Confederate
ambassador is known to be 8 proficient in that
"the Court language Of Europe" "
The New York Express thinks that the Con
federates, being assured Of the evacuation OF
Harrison Landing, and the probable evacua
ton of the Peninsula, that StoneWall jackson
will be immediately reinforced by a heavy body
Of troops, hitherto watching Mcclellan, and a
powerful demonstration will be made On Gen.
Pope's army with the hope Of re-opening the
road to Washington.
The son Of the Emperor of Russia will short
| ly visit this country.
4 few DAYS since q detachment Of Hawkins
Zouaves 10th New York; under Lieut. Her
BERT left Fredericksburg on the steamboat
Cooper's Point, in company with detachment
of men from the Anacostia, all under the COM
mand Of Lieut. Provost, Of the Anacostia.
made a trip down the Rappahannock, and
about midnight reached Port Royal, where they
captured two arties of recruits for the Con
federate army, numbering thirteen men, the
most Of whom are from Maryland The boat
was destroyed, it having been discovered that
this is the principal point where Maryland sup
plies for Richmond were put across the river
The recruits were brought to Washington on
Tuesday night, and taken to the Provost Mar
| shal's Office, from whence they were sent to the
Old Capitol
Owing to the rumored evacuation Of Chatta-
nooea and movements Of the Confederates to-
wards Knoxville and Richmond, there is great
activity at Nashville in military circles
Troops are constantly arriving
| A dispatch from Harrisonburg states that
thirteen full regiments have already been sent
forvard from Pennsylvania under the recent
call
| ALo,,4 +,ro hundred of the wounded Federals
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10th instant, quotes further advance n bills
on London, those of New Orleans make
having sold at 50 premium. Other bills rat
ing say A ?, were offered at 80 premium. In
geld and silver the transactions were small, and
they were held at 81 premium for the for1ne~,
and 80 premium for the latter La cons>-
Quence Of the great gIut Of -four, occ,~
STONED! by the arrival Of four steamers together,
there had been sales as low as 50 per bbl., COZ
siderably below The actual cost TO the shipper.
Freight On sugar had advanced 10 Sl8per hhd.,
or nearly two cents pound.
The Petersburg Express, in commenting on
the late Cubernatorial contest in North Carroll
"a, SAYS that in the election of Vance over
Jobnsou by 80, 900 to 40, GOO majority, no i'm
portant principles respecting the settlement OF
the present war have been decided-the pla:
form fprncip pies Of both parties being Identical.
The London Times Of August /, says:-Tbe
prospects of the operatives. SO far as regards
the amount Of labor they are likely to obtain,
are becoming darker every week. At Bacla
burn, out Of q population Of $4,000, 24,0S5
operatives and ,, 355 others in the different de-
partments are wholly unemployed, owing to the
scarcity of American cotton. At Stockport,
Wigan, Durney, and Rosendale the distress is
very great,
On Monday about one Hundred and sixty
Federal officers who have been prisoners IN the
South arrived at Fortress Monroe.
4 dispatch from Nashville says 1.-THE train
from Huntsville was fired into to-day near Co.
lu1.. .hia, a woman and child killed, and two Of
the Kentucky Third regiment wounded. The
Confederate forces are reported 10 have evaeu-
ated Chattanooga and are making northern
movement No houses were burned at Gala
tin by Morgan.
The New York Tribune Of yesterday has q
letter 10 President Lincoln, purporting to be
the ''prayer Of twenty mi'lions,' but signed
BY only Horace Greey. This somewhat ex-
ceeds the achievement Of the three Bristol tail
ors, who commenced their memorial to parlia-
ment with 1--WE the People Of England .
A number of Federal officers, released under
the late cartel, reached Washington YESTERDAY.
They were principally from Castle Pinkney Is.
c. and Salisbury and Raleigh, North Carroll
na Among them were Col. y. f. Woodruff,
I'd Kentucky; Col. John S. Crockel, 93d New
York 1t. Col. 6. W Nef, I'd Kentucky;
Major J. D. Potter, 38th New York; Major
4. S. Cassiday, 93d New York; ". Luce, Of
District Of Columbia Col. p Windham, lst
New York Cavalry; Major Geo. K Smith, 6lst
Pennsylvania volunteers, and about 70 others.
The feeling manifested by ali was that Of gra~
titude for the cartel, without which they would
still be hoping for a release. The testimony
tlev give is that they were we'll treated, and as
tahl1. 1isnosed as zhex conld ex1lact Ill-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
PUBLISHED (DA1LY) BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
nsz~ 0FFICE-No. 104 King street, over
c,ona's formerly French's) Book Store.
Additional Foreign News.

Additional Foreign News.
The London Morning Post has g leader On
t5e subject Of the commerce OF Nassau 1t
s,vs that the Union cruisers, b. stationng
themselves just outside Of the prescribed limits
from the shore, become an organization for
tAe express purpose Of setting the Anglo
American convention at naughr
The Confederate steamer 900 was last
seen bv the steamer John Bell, which arrived
j, the ClyCle on the 4th. She was steaming at
the rate a or Is knots per hour,
Mr. Roebuck, in his speech at Sheffield,
said he had no doubt that America would be
divided ntwo, and he thought ultimately IN
five parts and forever cease to be the United
States. lie denounced the conduct, Of the
North as az immoral proceeding totally inca
pable Of success. Thus they never would he
united. The war was mere waste OF blood-~lt
vas 10 war aguinsr slavery,
Mr.. Slidell had an interview with n. Thou
v3nel subseQus Mt to his audience with the En-
D 1or, and he is asserted to have alleged that the
u1wing0ess of England was the principal rea
s)n why France did not act at once in A'uerl-
en matters The recognition OF the elndepend
ance Of the South was regarded rs pretty cer-
Glin in secession circles.
The rumors that the English feet was or
dred to join the French squadron in interfer-
elce with Garibaldi proved false.
The official Turin Gazette says the G1ribal
d volunteers wonld leave for NIessina instead
OF Palermo. They number three thousand,
and are divided into three columns, one con-
f,j.+o1 hS, ,h.ll -, ,,o,rop
The Grenada Appeal Of the l4th contains
Gen. Stonewall Jackson official report of the
battle Of Cedar Mountain. He claims a bril-
Liant victory.
Letters have been received in Washington
By Rev. James Mitchell, agent of emigration,
from Rev. Fl IT. Garland Of New York, and
other colored men Of influence at the North,
warmly seconding the plan Of the President for
the colonization of free negroes ln Central
America.
Wool is now higher than-it has been for for
ty-tour years, This is owing to the large de-
mand for army goods, and TO the advanced
price Of cotton
The Commissioners Of Emancipation have
adjourned until the first Tuesday in September
z Xt.
Adiutant General Hillhouse has issued or
lers for the departure Of twenty-one New
York Regiments, all to be off for the seat OF
war by the 2Sth inst, provided transportation
can be secured
The cars now start from Georgetown and the
capitol at a, N. The company WILL in few
days, commence to run cars from Georgetown
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot at
such times as to make connection with all the
E>alQS going North.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-22
Sale Of Real Etate by Order Of
# tr. ss Court. .

ON the Both day of October, 1862, at | o'clock
" in the afternoon, on the premises. net for
from New Rumley, will be sol to the highest
bidder the foil owing real estate, as the proper
~ Of Alexander Morgan, deceased, to.wit
A part oi the south east quarter of section
two t2t in township thirteen tl3) and rnnge six
90 in the Sieubenvllle Land District, Harrison
pOuniy, Ohio, beginning ut post at the north
hoandary line Of said quarter section, thence
west 466-i0 perches, thence south 81 deg west
5 5-lo pcrches, thence south So deg easi " ITO
perches, thence south % deg west l2z 9.lO per
ches, thcnce south -43 deg east II $40 perGhes 4,
thence south 81 deg east g4.l0 perches thence
north Al deg east $40 perches, thence north
81 deg west - 10 perchos, thence n orth 10 deg
east perches, thence north A deg east 10 10
perches, thence north 20 deg east III perchea,
thence north Is deg west 9 3-l0 perches to the
place of beginning, containing seven acres,
more or less, except two acres on the south side
Dt caidfract sold to the 8. Il /. X r. Co
D iso the following tract in said county, south
OF the State road and bounded by the road and
creek, and being part Of the south east quar-
ter OF section UgO t2l township thirteen tl3l
and range (6) beginning at a post on the
north side OF the creek bank at John McDon.
ough's cornet, thence north . deg west u $40
perches o The center oil the road, shsnce south
81 deg west along the road 26 perches, thence
sauth sc deg west 80 perChes thence north AZ
deg west II l.l0 perches along the road thence
south 81 deg west 20 7-l0 perches to the creek
bank, thence along the HOLT side OF the creek
and with tic different meanders OF said creek
l57 g. 10 pefches 10 the place o. beginning, con.
taing ten 10 acres and tweny-three t23i per-
ches more or less Terms cf sale one half
down and the balance in one year, with inter.
est secured BY moi,gage, fIl9gep v op,ct,p.,
Administrator debonis non with the viii an,
nexed Of Alexander Mo rgen, dee'd.S -2E 4
October I, lS62-4t =s-aass s-..'
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McNRELY-NoRMAL s cHooL.

THE SPRING Term IA Wzsksl bsgins
j AOgutt 25fh, 1852.
branches, Penmsnship, Elocuiion, Grammar,
ese. Special attention is given TO training
teachers in these branches, Ard lifting them for
thf successful management Of schools. The
higher Academic brsnches-Algebrs, leone
Try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Phvsioi.
ogy, Botony, Logic. &r., &C., taught IS here
tofore.
Latin and Greek Languages taught.
Vocal music taught,
InsiTuetiOn on fisno and MeIOteoa st usual
rates Hr. T .H r...sr H.. =
"LewisS New Gymnastics" so useful TO
Iesehers and students, pructieed and taught,
with allnecessafy apparatus.
Lectures are given each term on the "Art
ol Teachin1," and the management ol
Schools" and other suhJecIs Of interest.
The continued prosperity oI the School is an
assurance to tho public that the labors and ex.
pcnditures OF tie teachers are appreciated.
For Catalogue or further information, address
fr I .v. EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
...-.l- y... OF Prof. w. BRlNKERH0FF.
Ilopedale Ilar. Co., o Oct. %, 1861,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-22
gAn Ann MALE or FEMALE Agents
OV}U,VVV to sell ~

Lloyd's New Steel Plate County eoored Mup
of the United States Can ada as, and
/ New Brunswick.
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10,
1862; cost $40 coo to engrave II and one years
time. sLE A ,$4g %'#
Superior to aNy 8 10 map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of fifty
cents; 100000 names are engraved on this mnp
II is not only county map. but 1t is also q
County and Railr Dad map Of the United States
and Canadas combined IN one, giving every
Railroad Station and distances between.
Guarantee any wo nan or mnn sS or $5 per
day, and will tnke back all Esaps that cannot be
sold and refNH the money
Send for $l worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll fur
nished all our agents. tsHE
Wanted Wholesale Agents for our Maps in
every Stale. California, Canada, England
France and Cuba. A fortune may be made with
few hundred dollars capital. No competition
J. T. lloyd, No. l64, Broadway, N. Y! "a
The War Department uses our Map Of VH
ginia, Maryland and pennsy yivania, cost $780,
900, on which isHtarked a ntietam creek Sharp.
burg, Maryland Hsghts, Williamsport Ferry,
Rho ersviile, Noland's s1ord, and ell others on
the Potomac and every other place IN Mary
land, Virginia aad Penns, lvania, or money re-
funded 80 "t."
l.oydNs Typographical Map Of Kentucky
Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois, is the only authority
Tor Gen. Buell. and the War Department Money
refunded to any one finding IN error In 1t
Frice 50 cents. G $685.
|, ,~-. From the Tribune, August Q,
"Lloyds Map OF Virginia, Mary land ane
| Pemsyl ylvaRia--This Map Is very large; Its cost
is but ts5 cents, and it is the best which can be
| purchased"
| I.loyds Great Map Of tire Mississipsi River
-trom aclnal Surveys by Captains Bart and
VIM, Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, of st
louis, Mo-, shows every mans plantation ant
owner shame from st hous to the Cult Of Mex
ico-- $50, miIes--every sand bar, island, town
landing, and all places ~ miles back from the
river-coored in counties and STATES Price g.
in sheets. 90 pocket form; aud S2,55 ON linen
with telers. Ready Sept, 20. .s... t.ll.
Navy Department, Washington Sept. II, 1861
| J. l. .LIoyd--St--Send me your Map Of tn
Mississippi River, with prise per hundred cop
ios, Rear. Admiral Charles fl. Davis comman
ding the mississippi is. authorized i
purchase as many as are req iired Tor use OF ths
squadron. -ia.i &c .gat
GIDEON WELLES, Sec. of Navy.
I October Is 1862
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Farm for Sale.

TINE I'm defsigned will sell Mt public sale, mn
! THURSDAY. the 2oth day Of NOV M.
Der. 1862, on the premises in Greene town.
ship, Harrison county, Ohio, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock, A M, and three O'CLOCK, p. M,
on said day, the following. described tract Of
land, to-wit: The north half Of the northeast
quarter Of section No 81, of township No. 10
and range No A. OF the lands sold at Steuben
vile. OF said farm there is about S. acres
cleared and under a good state of cultivation,
with good fencing. good frame barn fifty feet
in length by forty in width, good story and.
a-half log house, stone milk house, stable
and corn crib, fifteen acres Of good timber land,
about seven or eight acres of botto m meadow
and more can be made, large number Of fruit
trees OF all kinds OF fruit. Possession will be
given on the first day of April 1868. urther
particulars ON the day Of sale. Any person
wi ahng to view said farm before the day of
sale can be shown it hy Michael StrausbaugIi
residing on sad premises .A a.s t
SAMUEL M00RHEAD,
Executor Of the estate of Mary Moorhead, dec /.
Oct. rs, lS62-3w ~
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n4rWe understand, that sba Ahol;t;o,;s.s

0TWe understand that the Abolitionists
are turning their attention towards. having
John A. Bingham elec ted U. s. Senator by
the present Legislat ure, As black as a. ma.
jority Of the members Of that body are,
they are to sharp too elect q man U. S. Sen.
ator who has been repudiated in his own
District so tho tune Of 2sOe, when the
same District went Republican 1900 last
year. Bingham's Congressional days are at
an end y. .ns..-..- ~ .sa.l,.... eaA.Ln -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sHERIFFs SALE.
Petition in Partition.

The STATE of Ohio, Harrison County. s..
Letchwor,h Birney ( .ar-
a VS.. Alias Crder Of Sale
lsruel Birnev. ct al
DURSUANT TO the command or an order OF
i sale from the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for snid comfy of H1rrispn, 20 me.
directed, I will expose to public sale on the
premises.
On he 22a day Of Novenber, A. d. 1862.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A Nj and 4
P. M. the following real estate, to- wit: In lot
No. 10 nnd. IA in the town of Deersville, in sal
county. rt 80
s. r. MAGEE;. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Cadiz, 0 Oct %, 1861 IS,
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The PcrrysviIie Battle.

IL the b,ttle at Perysyille, Ky.,,in which
*C.ps. Nofis' and But IS cOmpany's lparti
eipated, the loss among the Harrison county
boys was heavy. Their regiment, the 98lh,
occupied conspicuous position 10 the strug
gle, aud many Of its brave men fell TO rise
no more. In Capt. Norris company there
zas three killed, eight wounded and one
missing, viz:
/ kafa4+yshs Ramsey. >. p. Ngtrial Ben
jamin King.
Weunded--Wm. Heberling X. K. Hagan,
Gcorge Adams, Thomas Glanden, Oliver
Randalls, Thomas Stringer, Thomas NJ.
Kyle. ahdS Ssheife gallsut 'Gaptsins John A.
Miyidg1tra f}ickerson. @ E7
In Capt. Butts Company there were three
KILLED, fourteen wounded and three missing,
viz: m,
Killed--Enoch W. Conoway, Robert CLARK
and VIM. l. Cumeains..
Woundet Sergeant R. A. Mccormick
y ohasL; Eswipr Corporal TteotorcgT. Mcs
Kiadss, SsisoaE e. Birpsy, Hsgh A.SBirney.
James B. Holloway Levi Holtiags worth,
RCOr. John T. McComes, George McIlroy.
David Palmer, Wesley NJ. Rogers, William
Todd, John w. Walker and John W. Cum.
innings.
\ aGsiSs 4weslsy 81 poutsoa, Beppiagyton
Logan and Henry c. Maxwell.
4 Thss iss Harrison county lagein trought 10
mournins for the death Of six OF her brave
sonSstSFhushasrhs demon, war, 'seizs!d for
" prey another groee af tho Young men Of
She county. Their families will feel bitter
anguish fer their loss, and all win TREASURE
theif memory. They fell at lfeir posts, ia
she performances Of duty-they died the death
Of solf!ers The. dark ana bloody groupJ,,,
sis again made sacrea--i,s soiIsis wet with
the blood iof patriots. "A father will wait
expectaptlyttor the, Fctara OF his son, but
the lie OF that son is gone eet..n His bright
eye is ditpmed in deata Ibis strong arm is
paraIyzed by tile ruthless destroyer. Moth
ers will look 'or the pride of the household
in vain. Sisters win look in vain for tie
sol5ieE's Eeturn--they vii! rsturn po.---their
BONES bleach on the hills OF Kentucky. Ram
sey, Norris, King. Conaway. Clark, Cum
minss-theyaai all "sleep the sleep that knows
no waking" The mournfu but sweet lines
OF Collins have some truth in them, and lin.
ger on the mind like strains Of uuearthly
music: 7a2iFE ~ a."'a sid
''Tiow sleep tho brave who sink to reat
Byall their copn,ry,s wishes blest . l,.s
.WhnSp Spring with dewy fingers cold. 9 .,c.
sRcinrls 10 deck their halloWed mould. II.
She there shall dress a sweeter sod -,..s
Than fancy Is feet have eve trod. .,a5,.
.JQhJ N s3lyfE
''Fy fairy hands the, knell is rung;l .shs.
by forms Unseen their dirge 10 sung;
There honor cemsss pilgrinigray a5bti
TO deck he,turf that wraps their clay;
And Freedom shall awkiie repair,
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6rThe following townships in Harrison
county, gave . m9o'ity against Bingham -
Greene, German, Athens, Archer, Ramiey,
Moorefeld, Stock and Monroe--more than
half All honor to them and the other
townships who done their whole duty, ss
they oil done. e.'s.,- [a0 va g.ss
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>. ca mpaIgu subscribers.

Bisiir The last number Of the Sehtinel We
yil.sead 70 those who subscribed for our
sper during the campaigu, unless we have
urthsr orders. We would be pleased 10
Soutidus ,thsit subscriptions, and ss many
Aew onos assoc proper to subscribe !. Our
.ssr contains more, rssding' matter than
any Otbsrlpapsrpublished in Eastern Ohio.
|Our terms s,A very ,,,odera,e. oahe.t @
One copy, .s one year y an sl.sos55
'Ss eight months Loo
4" six 1iihW" ..,., 75 g
Tires ssit" e'7d1 t'6 so
hs,heoRA sIE@ gsb.oE hes -
The csshito accompany all orders. Js Let
very ihsnf III Harrison county become a sub.
scriber to the Cadiz Sentinel. The paper is
sent fss p, postas.so 70 All subscribers resi-,
ding In the county. 81 -tS yak rz'.aJ
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ETCapt. SANFORD F. Tinmons, Of the srd
Harrison county company, who was wound.
ed in the bsttle 81 Cotsth, is, at bis home
in New ComsrsIown, Tnscarav was ceuasy, Ohio
Misunderstood that the gallant aCaptsia sis
doing Well, and we hope he will soon reeoys
erslsoas his Wounds u N y gglr.a,@ sr.gT
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@The Guernsey 'JeS eSsrsonian in speaking
OF the glorious result Of the election in this
District says:- svHt-
"Falsshood,, SANDER. filth, elected by the
Guernsey Times, Csdiz Republican and small
minded, ianatical, Abolition preachers, finish.
ed up the work handsomely. Pickle Mig
ger Bingham" had better move to Canada,
the paradise Of his friends" ,.. l...'. .,I.,.s,
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0erThe thaoks Of the Democracy Of this
county are due to the editer OF the Cadiz
R,ppblieaa foe his assistance in reducing
Bingham's n'ajori,y. il this county to- ieG.
The beautiful names he called members Of
the Democratic party largely increased, Mr..
Whites vote in thts county. 1'hahksio you
Mr.. Hstteu, ior your efforts.
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I, @Tha editor OF the Tuscarawas Advo
eats, strong Bingham paper, ID speaking Of
the causes Of their defeat sAys: "Ths draa
told with terrible effect against The Union
ticket that "tbe people are tired OF the
war;" and that "Lincoln's late Proclamation
did mach to defes. u.s." ALL true, Bro.
p.,.;h sH1H lta n& Essr9 sta -.rHi7H' 'F9,
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aMAR,RtT-HlI1 A

On the 25th inst, by the Rev. Samuel
Patterson, Mr.. HtNRr HrLLsER, Of Harrison
County, o., " Miss CATHARIN JANE LArrA,
OF Tuscarawas County, Ohio. y, qs 5sel
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. NC. Worth
ington, Mr.. r.. H. HANNAH, Of Deersvilie,
o., to Miss SELMA CaAMBLIrT, Of New
Philadelphia Ohio. % -l9 Ja41llq3r
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G-A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
COrsm4Sai writing 81 the battle OF ,cOrhth,
says Of the official report:-"In the 43rd
tohiol the bravery and eff :iency Of Major
HerticS Capt. s. f. Tim,nons, Lieut. L.
McEateh. Lieat. HIS Prophet. .ad' A. L.
Howe, all wounded. will be mentioned"
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j. G5-Read the two articles from the Steu.
benville HsraM IN to.dsy's paper, headed
'going into Winter Quarters" and "A
Farce" and you can see how on abolition
editor can talk about the administration
without being arrested. This is q grea.
country. l.t b, a.pa y. t..s...d e. aI# aa
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Agricultural rEeetims !.

The members OF the Harrison County
Agricultural Society, will meet in the Court
House ia Cadiz on Friday October 81, Is62,
al 10 O'eock A: NJ for The purpose Of elect
officers, DO. The Premiums will be paid on
that day.
The officers ot the Society viii meet on
Saturday, October as, 1852, ct 10 O'Clock
P. M, to attend to important business
I, .s.-tak 10 tpa JOHN M. RoBINsoN, Sec.
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6TA'ler serving nearly eight yesrs In
Congress, and flooding his District with all
kinds OF public documents, John A.. Biag.
ham ran behind his tickssih bis own towns
shin I6 votes. .agt,q = nqtgsssis Faag.3H ,tsfsa}z
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y ss.salronsl !Acei elcas .

FrsigRt gasiae 70. ss, going West. bfew
up, os Esst Friday, somewhere between Co.
shoctoch ana Newark, killing the Engineer
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