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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13
Sthuuls,
CNEyEIND FEMALE SEMINARY

CHIEVELND FEMALE SEMINARY
" 5. N. SANFORD, A. M, PRISCIPAL,a s
Assisted by a COETs OF Twelve FIRsT-cLAss TEACH
EEs--ln respect 10 location grounds buildings, fur
uiture apparatus cabinet and facilities for instruc
ton, believe this Institution has hitherto offered
advantages unsurpassed BY any feulale Seminary IN
the Nest. But il is proposed 70 make its appoint
rnens better than they have heretofore been
Important improvements in progress amOpe
which we would especially m.ntion the introduction
OF Geiis Steam Heating Apparatus, with radia tors
m the pnbiic and private rooms. new school
room, Eve rHcitati0n-r -rauins, several music
r00ns, large, hne lecture-TOom, amply supplied
with Philosophical, Chemical aud Astronomical ap-
paratus, with suitable provisions for the arrange
ment and use Of the samet a chapel and an admira-
bic gymnasium are also being provided. No pains
nor expense wiz be spared to make the advantages
in ali the departments Of instruction all that be
desired The next term viii begin on Thursday,
Sept lst. For further Information admission Ed
trss2 the Principal, or r1-
80 3 I. BUTTLEs. Financial Manager,
= IvSa-Rfs Cleveland Ohio
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@ppfrnmeatal,
suEsEns-GESERAL's OFFICE,
Wnsufs.fsraS- ID g June a

SuEsEos-Ci ESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHE.GTos, D. G, June 2, lsti.J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND AS
w sstaut Surgeons for COlCrUd GrUups--Uandl
fates must be Graduates OF some regular MedlCa
uliegs aud must bc examined by Board Oi medlca
officers 70 be convened by the SurgeGn-General- AlHt
wanted. hospital stewards for culored regiments
audidnte- must possess fair English education ano
"a familiar with the compounding aud dispensing
aelicinc. Application musi be made ts IA the cas-
run - to * p-r month. with clothing, rttiUns
iei and Quarters. The Board will determine whether
die candidate will bg appointed Surgeon OF AN5iata
Surgeon according 10 merit. Applications accom-
.auisi IN one or more testimonials irOm respect
.hlr perSnns ts to moral character. &c., should b
addressed 20 the SurgeOu-GrnerHl U. 5. A.. Washing
ton, y. C.. or to the Assistant Surgeon Generai L
) A Louisville, ny. Boards are now in session
Al Boston, New York, wsshiugton, Cincinnati, So
JOS K BARNES
A catr... ElLrnanrl- . -raraL.
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FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS

The Trustees Of New London Township, in Hu.
ron county, Ohio, will pay Local Bounty Of One
hundred Dollars TO all Recruits 70 be credited to
said Township TO ill its quota under the last cal
Of the Pr. sideut for 500, ,UgJ This Bounty vii
1e paid funess the quota Is ied) until the 9th
iay Of September next. In addition to which, the
citizens Of said Township are expected 10 make ny
- = r. O. POWERS,
d. Il. BAKRITT,
GEORGE BISSELL,
Trustees
Nsw london Julv 2eth 1864 tvSS-l63
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DLUE WHITE, BLACK AND RED
DIyory fJevelfy y-entirely HsW. designs just 70
cslvsd ct s1i| cad z fr .COWLEse, ~.
iyf5 IS7 Wbddel Honso,
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A geological magazine has been COM
msneed In London, ti... elss d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-13
Yesterdays Afternoons Report.
OHIO NATIONAL GUARD.
WASHINGTON, August II.
FROM NEW YORK.

The l5Oth o. N. @. received orders to g,
hcme, to-day. They will leave soon
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OMEN OF GOOD AD-
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including account Of the Leaging Policy OF
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the origin and aims Of the Alliance the meaning OF
the CrimeRn War; aud the meaning Of the hostii4
attitude Of those two Powers towards the United
States and Of the movement Mexico With
statement Of the general res0urces-ihe Army and
Navy Of England and FrancP, Russia and America
showing the peseut strength aud probable future Of
these four Powers,
By Rev. c. B. B0YNTJN, d. n,
Pastor OF the Vine street Congregational Church
Cincinnati, o.
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Exclusive Territory given. and extraordinary in
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SILVER NAPKIN RINGS-JUST
.-~' lCreceived-new styles at cowLEs s cos,
ErG .s.s. su13 137 Weddon House.
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CARAT0GA WATERS CONGRESS
Ospriug and Empire Water recsived frssh efrom
Saratoga, and for sale by
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Gitu Aarfrtistmtnts.

New London, July 18th, 1854 iyss
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MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 18th,

All persons having had proofs, viii avestheir
Photographs at the old price (s3 25 per doz until
Aug. 2lst mo ~
10 charge for Revenue Stamps.
SuTL1fF & FARRAED,
E DECKER, Agent,
+. ROBERTS,
aus-164 2 SAMiL CROBAUGH.
DLATED PICKLE STANDS CAS-
/ TORS and Cake Baskets, at
T7-4E3 COWLES co.'s,
s1s y lS7 WeddeIl House.
C4R4TOGA WATFRs-CoNGRFss
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This extraordinary organization Of celebrated artists and
1eueS wiz Be exhibited At land P n. Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
sp,ci.l Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday, March IL, 1864.
Tur NATIONAL IETYLLIGEsCER BOOK sPECU-

sp.ei,l Dispatch 70 The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday, March IL. 1864.
THE NATIONAL IHTKLLIGESCER BOOK sPECU-
LATIoE.
The CopperheadS let out of its hole to-day
that old National Juf,gtnc,r book swindle. Messfs
Clark Of Eew.York and Window of Minnesota knocked
on the head in short meter. It's epitaph might be
written Died az the age OF three years OF rough
usage in three sessions OF Republican Congresses
damj. semi Seoesh scheme 10 get for Gales, Seaton
Co. s35 800 of the public money. the false aud au'
docous pretensc that the Clerk Of the House had
dsrsd and accepted hundred sets Of tho Annals u
Congress and Register Of Debates each set contain
,up serenity one volumes, when at the time
IL vss notorious that tho Government Wac
the afflicted possessor OF 100 perfect copies Of tho huge
sfar that the Senate library choked with IS
copies OF IT, the House with d. and in some storeroom
slept 40 copies numbering $50 volumes yet in their
vrspper, Artful endcsyors made for over year
10 effect delivery and acceptance Of these books.
First through the consent Of the Clerk next through
the trick Of tunblng them into cellar OF the House,
and leaving them there. The lobby last year slid
through bill to take and pay for them The TRIBUNE
repealed it. A report of Committee of Investigation,
,indictycly ordered against that newspaper to-day
justified its charges and killed the swinde stone dead
PROM THE FRONT.
Two of tho New-York papers received good
sized military canards lust night. Stuart has mol
crossed at Fredericksburg with 5000 men. Grey write
from headquarters under this mornings date as follows
y OF reports that Stuart concentrating large
bodies Of cavalry Frederictsburg preparatory to
monster raid one cavalry corps has been placed under
orders TO move at a moments notice. The wiides
rnnnors aye in regrding he movements.
rumor at warrenton Junction says he byouscked last
night few miles south Of that place. but nothing to con
firm the rumor had been received when the mail traif
passed that place this morning. Tho enemy ha,
strengthened his pickcts along the Rapidan and ha
also erected new ard made more formidable his work
opposite the several fords. et.
MANAGEMENT IN rHB ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Tho mischcYogs influence Of bells in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

Chief-Justice fancy hopes soon to resume his
duties on the Bench Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States
INDIANS LAYING DOWN THEIR ARMS.
A letter received at the Indian Office, from
St. Louie says that Gen. Suly, who Is there, stete
that large number of Sioux $50 lodges have come
into Fort ST. Pierre to lay down their arms
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate, in Executive session to-day, con-
rmed several hundred promotions Of officers Of the Re
gular Army end Navy. Among them the following in
tho Marine Corps
Capt. shutte.worth TO be Mcri Lieut. Houston TO be
ant add Edward c. Gabsudon Of NewYork Israel II. Wass.
burn of Maine Albert u. Young Of Massachusetts Frank d.
Webster Of New Hampshire and John W. Haverstack Of
-nnsy wanna to be Second Leatensnts. Ca.t. Winfield =
Hancock confirmed ss Quhrermaste With rank Of MAJOR
vice Beiger removed
The following wero confirmed as additional Paymas.
ters:
benjamin L. Hewitt N. J.. YaneI', and r. ]. Stevens Of
ans Of New York; Robert n. Howell Il New Jersey.
And as Assistant QTartermasters, with rank Of Cap
tain:
A. j. " Gunnsle and John Power Of Penpsyvsuis Josiah
D. C. aimee Of Msssschusetts C. Levy Of New YORK and
William Stanton Of OhioIbe lat two M the Regular Army
Charles Green confirmed 20 Captain In Navy and
Asaph Hall Of Massachusetts, and william Hardness
10 be Professors of Mathematics in the Navy. John
y. GreRg ana lhul W ala, Hospital ChtplalIls muuu
sell Is. Field Of New York was confirmed additional
Secretary of the Treasury; ex-CoDgressman j. E Pot
ter Of Wisconsin. Direct Tax Commissioner for For
da; L. V. Provost Of Maryland Consul at GuHyaqnii;
William W. Byers, Deputy Postmaster OF Denver City,
Colorado.
A BRAVE SOLDIER CoMPLrMgYTED.
Col. Taylor, Chief of Staff of the Headquar-
tiers of the Department of Washington to-day addressed
letter TO Corporal Traynor, of the LIST Michigan Cav
airy, saying: The Msjcr.General commanding this
Department desires me to thank you for the gallant and
soidiery conduct by which you liberated yourself and
comrade while disermed and in the hands Of armed
guerillas The manly spirit and action shown by
you, If manifested by your comrades. would rid the
Department Of the predatory bands calling themselves
Confederate soldiers ."
This refers 70 an occurrence which took place on
Wednesday. Trayror and companion were captured
Munsons Hill by four guerrlas and taken into the
woods. Watching their opportunity they seized the
guns Of the two guards shot both and escaped One Of
the slain was Rebel lieutenant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

for foreign mail transportation, $4,000; and for chip
steamboat and Navy letters, ee.e0O
JUDGE TAEEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

Chief-Justice fancy hopes soon to resume his
duties on the Bench OF the Supreme Court Of the United
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
New Terms for the Sentinel,
90 A YEAR AFlEEs MAY 4, '8A.

We fnd it impossible with the pre-
sent high price of living, paper, ink,
labor, &c., to make the publishing Of
the Cadiz Sentinel pay us anything
like reasonable compensation, at its
present price-hence, after the list of
aext May, (when the new volume be-
gins, our terms will be - ayear, and
80, ,50a a year if not paid before the ex-
piration of the year. Those who have
expected to receive it for 81, so yvar,
will not be disappointed if they pay
by the 1st of next May-and now is
the time for all who desire to take the
paper, to do so, and pay in advance
before that time. That the Sentinel
will be well worth all that we ask for
it, no one will doubt, who is or be-
comes one Of its patrons.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

The Gen. Custar who made such a
brilliant cavalry dash on Lees flank
the other day, is an Ohio boy. de
is therefore quite ''youngster to
wear stars. More than that, he has
just got him wife. Perhaps that's
what made him fight so! 1t does
some people.-[o. s. Journal, 7thinst.
Gen. Custar is not only an Ohio
boy, but he is Harrison county boy
He is the youngest General in the U.
S. Army, being only "a years of age
made a General when but d.
"Bully" for Harrison county. Well
bet her General will be the man that
will take Richmond! Mark that!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

CIRcUMcIsIoN.-The Jewish rite OF
circumcision, the symbol Of the cove
nant of God with Abraham, a history
Of which is given in the 17th chapter
of Genesis, and which has ever been
regarded by the Israelites as a most
sacred and solemn ceremony, was cell
ebrated in Cadiz, for the first time in
its history, we believe, on last Mon
day week, in the circumcision of a son
of J. Brilles, Esq.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of a select party of friends
by Mr.. R. Steinfeld, of Pittsburg.-
Tapers were kept burning, as is the
custom among this people when any
sacred rite is being observed. A
brother of Mr.. >Brilles acted as god
father to the child, and a sister
as god,mother. The child was taken
from the mother by the god-mother
and given to the godfather, in whose
arms it remained during the ceremony.
The ceremonial forms were recited IN
Hebrew, and consisted of extracts
from the Old Testament, some read
others chanted. The circumcision was
performed with a knife sharp on both
edges. In accordance with the teach
ing of Jewish tradition to name chill
dren after the nearest dead relative,
the child was named JACOB, after Mr..
Brilles' father, recently deceased. To
circumcise a child, to have one circum-
cised, or to act as godfather or god
mother is esteemed as a great honor
among the Jews.
There area great many interesting
facts given in the Bible about circum~
cision. Abraham was circumcised
when ninety>nne years of age, and
Immediately thereafter circdShcised
Ishmael, in his twelfth year, and Isaac
at proper age-eight days. When
Joshua and the children of Israel
reached the promised land, he had his
whole people circumcised. Among
New Testament. writer's circumcised,
we might mention John and Paul, and
all who were of Jewish origin. We
read in the I'd chapter of Luke Of the
circumcision of Christ.
The Jews are Of the most faithful
people in the world in the observance
of religious rites and ceremonies, and
in this respect teach lesson of faith
fulness to all people. How many pro-
fessed Christian parents would be
Jealous enough TO send halfway to
Pittsburg to have the christian ordi-
nance of baptism administered. The
Jews at least show earncstness.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

aSa- BY an advertisement in an0th
er column it will be seen that W. w.
Wilson, Wholesale Grocer, Commits,
aion Merchant, &C., has associated
with himself in this business his broth
er, Mr.. James G. Wilson. "Jim" is
a clever gentleman, and thorough
business man, and we predict for the
firm entire success. Country mer~
chants would do well to give this es.
tablishment a call before sending cast
for their goods, as we think they can
do equally as well.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

In the Cou,t Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio.
Samuel Fellebarger and1
Elizabeth Fetebarger
Mary Heis!er (widow) et
The said Mary HeisIor (wldowt Jacob IIeis.
ior, William llesler, John T. Heiser, Mar.
garet Heisler and Lucinda Heisler, will lake
notice that petition wns6 led against them on
the 7th day Of March, "A D. 1864 in the Court
of Common Peas within aud for ths count v
of Harrison and State of Ohio, by Samuel Fell
tobarger and wife Elizabeth and is now end
lug, wherein the said petitioners demaLd parli-
ton OF the following r3al estate, of which John
Fieisler late'y died seized in Harrison county.
Ohio, to-wi: the home farm of one huadred
l00) acres, more or less, being o par. of the
North East an north west quarters of section
No nine 10y Township eleven tll of range four
IA in the Steubenvle land district.
Also part of the South, east and South. west
quarter of Section No three (3) In the Town
chip and Range Aforesaid, containing fifty five
acres more or less
Also part of the aforesaid Southeast and
South west quarters OF section No. three t3j
IN the township and range aforesaid, adjoining
the last me ntioned tract, containing thirty
acres more or less being all the real estate'of
which the said John teil Ter died seized, stu.
ate In the Id county of Il arrIsoE.
AND that at the next term OF said court, to-
WIT the May term 1864, tac said Samuel Fell
tebarger and vile Elizabeth, will apply for an
order Tor the assignment of the Dover of sa,
Mary helsler, WIDOW, and that partition be
made OF said pr emises.
i'm. ESrEP,
,,,. Attorney for Demandants
MaFp E,.k I'D 7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
hssse Two hundred and seventy

Bsy~ Two hundred and seventy
eight National Banks, with total
capital of thirty-three million dollars,
have been authorized; eight millions
of circulation have been issued to one
hundred and seventy banks. The
Currency Bureau is working to its ut
most capacity to meet the demand for
the notes, which will be issued as fast
as they can be prepared. None but
fives and tens have thus far been put
out. @3AsI saa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
rsz- We observe hu the Newark Al.

E@-We observeby the Newark Ad-
voeats that our friend, S. M. Hunter,
formerly of Cadiz, has formed parts
nership in the law business with Hon.
]. R. Stanbery, Of Newark. We are
glad to hear Of the aattering prospects
of our young friend, as Mr.. Hunter is
a young man Of fine legal attainments
and We predict for him a brilliant fu-
sure in his, 0kosrn profession.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

Several Of the townships in Harri-
son county have already filled their
quoa, but as yet none of them have re-
ceived their credit on the books of the
Provost Marshal. Cadz, for instance,
has quota of 80 men. She has fur
nished over so, and last week had q
credit of but "a. There appears to
be slow work among the ".cl tape"
fraternity.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
CHRISTIAN WIrNRss.-We ha

CHRISTIAN WITNESS. We have
received copy of this noble christian
journal. 1t is we'll edited, and it is
refreshing to read it after perusing the
trashy matter found in majority Of
the so-called "Church periodicals. -
It is neatly printed on good paper,
and sent to subscribers at s. 90 a year.
Address Rev. J. F. Given, Columbus,
Ohio. There should be large num-
Der circulated in Harrison county, and
we trust there will be. 10 thoso who
wish CHRISTIAN journal, now is
your time to procure it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
- o lid Z - II 81
RECEP PTION.

At meeting OF citizsns of Cadiz and vicin
Ny, held in the Auditors Office on Tuesday
evening, March lst, TO t stify in some way
their gratitude and esteem Tor the bravery
and patriotism OF our returned volunteers.
On motion it was unanimously resolved
thA. cordial invitation be extended to all
oar brave soldiers in service, now at bome,
belonging 10 Harrison County, their wives
and swes,hear,s, to partake OF o free supper
to bs served in the Cour, House on TUES
DAY EVENING the 18th inst.
On motion, Q. Se,nmons, Thomas George,
J. Nj. Paul, Martin Janison and John Rob-
ison were appointed q committee Of arrange
ments.
On motion. 8. George, sr., John Coleman
T. ]. Brown, Ksrsey KiRsey and D. l..
huehs were appointed committee on flnancs
On motion, the county papers weio re
Qussted to publish the proceedings Of this
meeting.
D. CUNNINGHAM, President
D. b. WEIGH, Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
A L q B B L e T A R, M
FOR. SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm for
L merly owned by Elisha Aimes, containing
l02h a"res situated II Greene TOWNSHIP ip,
about one mile north of Unionvale, and adjon.
ing the farm Of William Eagleson. Said farm
is in good repair, of excellent quality, we'll
watered, has on il a comfortable dwelling house,
barn, outbuildngs, orchard, sc.
For further particulars enquire OF the sub
scrber ons-h half mile from Un;onvale,'
ALBERT CLARK,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
ROunrics Continued Until April
First

By reference to our Congressional
proceedings in an another column, it
will be seen that the National Bounties
will be given till the LIST of April
Whether this will postpone the draft
or not we are not advised, but we are
inclined to the opinion that it will
Military men are Of the opinion that
the ''draft' is not what it is Cracked
up to be- .'~
We have no doubt that if the draft
is postponed Harrison county's quota
will be filed to overfowing, if it is
not already.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
PHILADA, June 20. 1861.

Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in young
or aged, male or female are speedily remov ed
and the patient restored to health
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting
away. with sea rcely any flesh on their bones
are cured in very short time; one bottle in
such cases will have most surprising effect
PARENTS
Having suffering children as above, and wish.
ing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bitlers.
LITERARY MEN, STUDENTS,
And those working hard with their brains,
should always keeps bottle OF Hoohands Bit.
ters near them, as they will fnu mnch benefit
from its use, to both mind and body, invigora.
ring ana not depressing.
1t ia not a Liquor Stimaant, and leaves nc
prostratlon.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

Bg A Federal Colonel, in a speech
made in Wheeling, at war meeting
lately, predicted that the rebels would
have possession of Wheeling in less
than 40 days.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

EG- The 3rd Anniversary of the
Pereclesian Literary Society of the
McNeely Normal School Of Hopedale,
will be celebrated on Friday evening,
March l1,t864. The programme in
disates an interesting time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
Rniiroad ,riBe Table.

Prains on the Cadiz Branch are now run
ming as follows:
Lssve Cadiz. $40 A. n. 9:45 A. N. 2;45 Pm.
krffve al CadiI 7;i5 :" 1890 4" 7:45 -
Tn. train leaving CadiE at $40 A. NJ, con
Dects with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:45 A. NJ. connects
with the train going East, and the train leav-
tnz at 2:45 P. n. connects with both Eastern
sud western trains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

ssy~ Moorefeld township has at
last got the credit for he % Cavalry>
men mustered in last October. This
will relieve Moorefeld from the draft.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

Ssg@ st. Clairsville has been troub-
led, lately, with Burglars. Several
stores were entered, and some money
taken from each.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09
D 7 f y

On the 81 ult. ut her residence in Moore
field Tp., after lingering and painful sick
ness and in in her thirty fifth year. SARAH
ANN WILSON, Copsort eff James Wilson and
daughter Of the lately deceased George
Carrothers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-03-09

Rg A grand welcome to our vcter-
an volunteers and other soldiers who
may be at home is to come off next
Tuesday night, at the Court House in
Cadiz. A grand Supper is to be CIV
en-, and good time is confidently
expected" l." The Harrison county
boys of the Goth and probably the 30th
ere expected to be present, together
with the 18th and 74th, already here.