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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
EXCELSIOR PAINTTNG!

.AER.J w. SINMO ONS, wishes to inform his old
lyt friends and customers in Cadiz. that he has
opened shop In Cadz and that be is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles.
Those wishing 10 have Grainine, Painting, Paper
Hanging, Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, OF
anything In his line OF business, will find ii to their
advantage TO give him call as he Is determined
to excel; and 70 his friends of Green and Wayne
townships hs would say he intends to have O place
of business in Hopedale, and he hopes they will
continue topa tronize him with that liberal patron
age which they hayeIo tho past year bestowed
Cadiz, O., aP22 81 ssfyrsg B4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03

EARLY PEAS. --These may be obtained BY
planting in long strips OF turf and keeping them
10 the celler, Or any place away from Frost
They may DO gradually exposed, and planted
our when heavy freezing is over. ~ Y
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
S. B. SHOfWELL,
Attorney at Law and solicitor in

ChaMcGry.
.a..,.s "a CAD1Z, OHIO.
TONTlNUES TO practice in Harrison al af
~ Joining counties and gives especial and pronp
attention to Collecting, business of Executors, Ad
ministrators, Guardians, Wards, Partitions, sales
Of Ian. s, settlement of Estates, Titles, TO Res
Estates, Conveyancing, Suits at Law and in Chan,
cery, loaning and investment OF money, and al
other professional business placed in his charge
a1r is Agent for the State Bank ol ONO ano
others, for loaning money, &c, &c.
0cy-Oilice in kilgore's Corner on Market street
InnnnrY 25, 1860.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03

Commlttee--Dr. y. -, WOrtmaHs -.
G. Rowles and DIR. Mills (Athens.)
FEMALE EQUESTRIANlSM.
One hour Of the Second day Of the
Fair will be devoted to Ladies' Horse
mauship. Three Gilt framed Diplomas
will be awarded as premiums. 9
The same premiums will be awarded
for Ladies' Driving, which will take
place on the last day oil tho Fair. ~
! AWARDING CoaMITTEE--A. p. Lacy.
y. b. Jamison and Kinsey Barcroft-
NJ BOYS HORSEMANSHIP.
On the First Of Fair one hour
viii be devoted to Boys under Is years
ofage, lHorsemanship. Two Gilt Fran
cd Diplomas win be awarded.
AWARDING CoNaITrEg-Andrsw Lsons,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
D, CUNNINGHAM,
SCOTT G. LENNON,
Attorneys aud COunSeIlOrs af Law
CADIT o

CADIZ, o.
SyWII.L practice in Harrison and adjoining
Counties Especial attention given TO the busi.
ness of Executors and Administrators Sales ot land
on Petition OF Partition, Examination OF titles, pre-
partition of Deeds, Mortgages &c. Collections
safely and speedily made anywhere throughout the
United States Office, Market street, opposite the
Court House. nia2ooI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
cADlz OHIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1861

Best Gelding 4 years old and upwards
for Draught
First premium, 800
Second do 300
Best pair of Draught Horses owned by
one man.
First premium, 500
Second do 800
Best GeIding 4 years and upwards for
! all purposes.
First premium, 800
Second do 500
Best Gelding or Mare for Saddle Or
light Harness.
FIRST premium, 500
Second do 800
Best Gelding 8 years old for Draught.
First premium, 500
Second do 800
Best Gelding years old fol all purpo-
First premium, 500
Second do 800
Best Gelding 2 years old.
First premium, 800
Second do 200
| Best Gelding I year old.
First premium 800
Second do 200
Committee.-Wm. Eagleson, D B.
Welch, S, r. Watson, Thos. Lee, Gar.
rolton,) Hiram Pennington, (St, Glars
ville)
Best pair Matched Horses or Mares for
al purposes, owned by one man.
First premium, 500
Second do 400
Best pair Of Fancy Matched Horses or
Mares for driving, (without regard
to color,) owned by one man.
First premium, 600
Second do 400
Committee--Jno. Mccormick, Gree
port, )E. McCleary, ]. G. Jamison, Jas
Frazier md J Croskey.
Fastest walking Horse or Mare.
First premium, 500.
Second do 800
Fastest Racking or Pacing Horse or
Maze.
First premium, 500
Second do 800
Fastest Trotting Horse or Mare.
First premium, 500
Second do 300I
Committee--E. F. Moffit, U. C. Dear
dorhff, Canal Dover,) DR.. Guthrie,
Germany John Adams, (Archer,) 7.
Baker.
Best lot of 5 Geldings or Mares from
any township in Harrison County
for all purposes.
Premium, 5000
Entrance fec $500
On the third Saturday in August 49,
6l, each township in Harrison county
will please meet at their usual places
of holding township meetings, and ap-
point committee of three, which |
committee at that time will select the
five horses or mares in their township
to be entered IN the above class, and
the said committee will make their re-
port on the first day Of the Fair.
Committee--Dr. Updegraff, Andrew
FORBES, D.. Estep, B. Stone, wheel.
ing,) Jonathan Mills.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-03
GEOEGE . WILSON MALLS.

NTANUFACTURE and have constantly for sale
lNl at our Warehouse, near the Depot Doubl,
Extra Family asd Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat. Our Flour 10 Warranted
Fresh Ground and Of the very best quality, Corn
meal. Mill Feed and Bran sold at low figures il
quantities to suit purchasers. g, aa..4
Custom Work done with dispaieh, and satsfac
ton warranted. GEuhGE q WILSON
April Is. so e8 elsne
, 1861-07-24

e6hassea. csfk h.s been expelled aud no,
oody Mt 4eceseiontSt4 hxve complained. Reid
and; N0fqn af4Sthe only Secession memhers
nom A1seo1d, bat they are two too mary'
neltheE t4 them haBe brains enough to ecare
Gea. John G. Fremont is expected ID anlvs y,
here on Tuesday He has sent several orders
70 headquaftels ID this city for future oI,sra-
ttonk already. He has many aconsfntanFas
hers aInong the old friends of ilS fsthar.ff,.
law, COL Bentor, and VIII be ereefed With
great enthusiasm by all cIssses. Tha N.r.:
mans a5e preparing to give him grand seran:
ade Gsh: Ffemont's military ability Win
naFe fle scope in this DEPARTMENT.
;, Al hope Of repairing the telegraph
!lne between = Boonville- and Eausaseo. Ciftv,
has been absndoned for the present; A1l nn.
siness for points west of Kansas Civ is7unw
sent around by byBpringfeld and Quiucy. thenr,as
by steamboat to Hannibal. There Is a large
amount Of IEE6 geut daily to Fort Kearnsv9
to1 California and Pixies Peat, which il intel
rupted b. the present troubles,
We look for important news from Gen T,v,
ons command this week. There ia an I'M.
pregaion gaining ground that movement I M IN ~
operations from Cairo on Memphis, =.
h49d cannon are now being turned ont at
ne Washington foundry for Goyernment.
The seeeahe1s will find out aoon that fhouoh
they are pretty good ut rifing cannon INN
afsena1s, that the Northern boys can rife thera
IN legitimate manner in even larper onanti-
ties than thieves, =. af7A'A =
, 1861-07-24
Helo1t College Commenee,nen+..m
A4M4An4. AAAo

] A4M&4H&4
~ Ihe address to the Alumni by a. N, Pare
Gsq., oi madison, of the class Of 1854. was s. =
concluding exercises.of the afternoon Ao snS .ns
th tthhonga xsry long, occRpytng over an hoQr. held
| Tee audience attentive to the iast. whia5 ~
~ 1act h1ghly complimentary to the sneater =
~ ue aaalese derived It's special interest frsn
Thioh ~ hSlaA.s1ca and historical renfniscencea
were particularly appropriate to The occasies,
| au o. y vas the decenntA anniyeraaTv ' of ~
n ntsL commencement Of Beloit College A..
t. tage SPOKE very pleaafng]y Of the marke1 cnn.
1ae aaee ue1Meen 1ne present condition Of the CnI.
ttEs.fa ~ tR ano grounds, Of the city and liz
IIaneetlons, Ia and that Of the sameten yeara ae.9
ab aua81ons to the changes a,nnny fha r.
oeass, IN the Faculty, In the Alumni. and 'h, Il
~. Ss93mmo9ity, Fere deeply Interesting and
a a.socisI;o, Me t understand that the Alumni
!, lnis ls done we may hereafter giYe soma 1ua ex.
llac1e. From tAble prepared hv M 80
H.. o. secretary Of the ssociation, and fn5n,
1utes taken Of his address, We mate ont the
!, The Whole number Of graduates ,no,nz,.
those Of this year, Is ffty.eight. or 'lHu thets
dlgts dgas are clergyman, eleven theological stu,
nas;,o, uenns, niae lawyers, four physlc{ans, two
;1a ;mealcal students, eleven teachers. two "a:
nser 1ots' tnrse an miners, one broker, one ensi
nef , ,a1 ENG ihTee "p9blic funct1onaries 81 |
main - MSn tanh- seventeen yet re-
nntn n,,1n n mlsconsia md fourteen In Iii |
nols. .. " the remainder there are representa-. |
llsea II athe far east Pine Tree stsfes niI, n
CROWDED New York, In misguided Geornia'
anens ne delivers in the moantains of Co1n.
f; fraoo, and IN the happy Islands Of the Paciic"
ena Snteea ee are now married, two are widoTers.
hna a.,a me rest art bachelors, Tiers hss heen
Tns m 9ne death among the Alumni-that Of
42s! Ra!ad Oven Of the clasa Of 1855, who lied at
shaai Gnson Theological Seminary, New YORK
asont ssa three months aiter Graduating % here
1I" 1~o are n nS noH In military life9Geo L Water.
Wehs}e1 1t ~ Tho1s Secretary to Colonel J.
loaS, a Captain in tbs 4fh Wisconsfn R Pa1 VI
ments an3 III 1nst ordered to VtrgnIa-Rloi{ joa1-
, 1861-07-24
Hnyta and st. .Rom1nxo.

=. We learn BY letters received In this CITY that
Ioe government Of Hayu will not internoss
u ne ne matter Of the occupation Of st, Domin.
60 by the spaofarda. Tiers Was, however =
feeling Of Insecurity from the circulation of
1oMors OF tie deslgns Of the French Emns1or NJ
epoa epoa fhsstIon an9 istInd Thich probably no
United states had seriously affected tha - te,d ~
mg interest, as credit With merchants 80 Of : ths H.
oettea sa@e satfs a1 e. ras IN great degree cut Of
,nerca ~: " ne leadlng men propose to com.
e eea1e, S and Ct dFst suggested he emnioFment %
peon1a 81 %aess folSss daes5 eeF A. ~ & The
~ en;Tioa taGaae th Ihs N1tef OF The letter was
ostain supply Of Coolle1 1sbore1s: Ths nansr ~
money ot The 1a1aud Wa9ln q better condi.ign iSe
i'5l nnt mere Maa class Of discontented persons
aAe1y 70 give the government coua{dcrabie
nonh!e, q The impression Ii regard to msttsrs drs
n ! y. A domingo VA, that though there miehf
Pc ,s}s s9s4. Iisines Of The people, The spaaiails
ths T.1ama r 3ole 10 maintain their occupation Of
, 1861-07-24

A tta,foM The Louisville journal of s1st
lndfsr. ma ,it q Weststn VEginla, q. route for
burr ~. VIZ e 9ls h1a1l assures the Harrsds-
Cu9be,Isnat & I, q Saturday that he passed through
1850 tTonns a t5ap few dys alpes and found
.a I'M battery Of afr deld pisees M entrraeeaS
trto,;1 tro miles this side ef hc nne WhiIe so 4{9
~ Hols ~. a1e eacamped On he Tenuessee sfdr
thesa t,a aa1t No WIS informed at the GAP thsf
msrch 1S 4oops TO would soon like up: Ine sol Of
are M ~ ~ tos Somerset and Cab Orchard. and
fore fhsgx rMnng TO capture Andy johnson he.
that nn1+,or ns dfeaf excitement exista IN
the repsrt. ss1'e - u. consequence OF
, 1861-07-24

1hs e, ,Oe.ay IN aktng e6-Rop u has to b. done-
dne a- a,n:Dtrent Regiments Rapidly Filii,eg up-
- q 5e!5s1 , a1sA 51r rdcdnefes- Fra Byi.
ss.:t, as 1M % Taady .for sssrice Il. Less than
1Ae Ssd1e Jour,.aPs Cat-lHe Ms.Ie,-aF;, -Sn.
toara The Nofx1-~A Atisaourt s C0nfrabaud,,
- Udmagtng Ahanpt to Restore Him--H
toas A{te77a17sds caFxu,xd bv o. S Soldiers az
HT hard faht, and u "subiect to gs o..
"NeutydlGtH," -4~'"eA9
, 1861-07-24
LIE .1s ,C ,CConattfon Of the Confedax-
Editors Of ths Louisville journal.

Editors OF ths Louisville journal:
49, FaASkroar. Kv 1n,v 7e
Two young men pa,s.a fi-onnh n'.o 80, ~
today On their return dom fSan Ca%n Rdan RR5ansfoF
Tennessee, to Harri:on. Kentncl14 oppne, Tba, ~ n
county Jew Teeka oMGsF s19&' sza cane to Harrison
lies INDUCED then to pn = Gaay 1aa ny system Of
list IN tie southe1n agna 81 ~ Tap Boone to en-:
at the camp in Tennesses ths1 m1en t9ey arrived
Of halfstaTred and t c19thsd fodnq ha1 number
Kentucky, mostly nom s1xteen % ~ poys e., HON
5ears Of age, who. like themselves bag heeu
They had no h1anless ae y T. Aes and rascality.
to eat, but hard cranFaea enu ~ ptanG scarcely
, 1861-07-24

Expeditions from fha t.n.u,--
=: o1 1@e IEo0pA..E 0tufa Mo1erIs11sAaA

7 Co. -----. :. =
No1eapoadence Of Tia Chicaso Tffbnn.
cAHr Roa1A, HzApquAa71a, 1am III Rea.m,
I -: July lNh, 1I.
This morning IN expedition, 1aef 49, ~ -. =.
under. .Jient ~ c.. .~1ea ~ 4sas tae camE
t,,;-t~ .s,as. 49, o6ss, tor point about
~ e4sat m1es south Of hare, where seces.
sion nent Is to be broken up. Ther1 w.ra+w,
| fun COMPANIES Of one hundred NV - e.so ~
| Mo1,ieon comnanv nnaa- ~. t ~, oaci. tae
aoek islaad Company under Capt M'NeII.
! The officers were mounted snf1 the man -:
| On foot One .c<I,,,,,4 "a ,,s.x A1.s4 "e3o
.5t,, ~. 49, ~ "aatA'ea "l1o ta16 country,
"411 41e I"ugn surface broken up In hum
with hut few roads ar i,.th. -. ..Sne. .",s''
d,f,,rp1t1r. - xn.s -, - , can .sattze me
etues14e4 " suca m expedition Is this The
haaftermasser IVES up good part Of tbs night
getting together their rstions .nn,,,,,.t,o-
, 1861-07-24

DESTRUCTION OF Iocusr TREEs-The t.r.
I.o rloie aFages OF the bore1, this season. viii
proonce rooae me death of the many fiaa locust
s1onnd ttahrongnout ths this county The ground
anst quite profasely strewn over It \ ca.n. e1n.
Nele destruction Of the groves, which i nnr
iiaes1taole, viii greatly mar the appearance ~
me country. The pleasant aspect Of Princel -
taf Ion ron on, destruction Of many Of its sdade
llees, R VIII 81 also be damaged by the same Cause s
, 1861-07-24

"A Plous CHILD EpREssEs Mu1r4pv
1urG'oS 1jtt5s a;sLs as PR4rERs.-Wlllie, sajeht
neelectsg nrae ft,ght aay year DID, il Troy N never
preseace aa!5 af Pr tsysF: fs The osher day IN the
country, as follows a0h, LoFd tSe7e foF pexae sae
was 80 good country as oufs Until the ii iii
Mat broke out; now 1t Is very bad. Tha
te !eoels are Tery wicked; turn ti1e1r hearts ~
nee, On Lord They have done many he3 "a
eanE ea liz t5ee{ toak ;sumter, but, oh God, they
, 1861-07-24

BAT1Lx CAKXE January a 1851
4, ,P1oF. Woop-DxAR sra. Anox ~. :. .-n,.. T., 49,
Hr1e1 He E S9at1de for the wonderful snd mifscuions
tor IN tny Restoratve Cordial and Blood FsssTa.
Ehes Sas az Sa"p1sassa @ e diseases a,aoss
nan With general defangeent Of the tt5.rs n
Viii an,, spioyed tha best stt1l hexa md At Desrot
s1ssfn2 soe a9d god put Of Tie time Is &c sed
E!shed Mtht FL Rsin often, Ia my despsif
ISat an fcGna snd ny suffering aad thought, Il esuTss
dirA.td ~ ~ !ong but Providence In July last
il e9rsa1s 4aTss 5PFseqrea ed ,eos al
petifa Va ston 1ooS and es Ny ~
seE sd I'd .nd n'ts se@6 NJ tRan
50 & N Row strong, healthy Wamsn Wboaa s.i d
fn " ~ ne esef tha2e thee the inssument a4dsT
Sfen Y E$ gEeaf cure. And ALLOW ne to say H. ~ ~
of Sse9 WaaS WESss e o.ef " WoF suer 10 loags a.
tor mi ~ ts C21dial and Blsod RansYa
Yours faithfully, SUSAN RISKY
, 1861-07-24

~ IArSa 7; TIE soIp1ERs.- Saturday there ar
taseo * oan u tnts city 600 pounds Of eold (nnt
- isih,uo' reader, but 81 900 pounds by weisht'I !
To ~ 1Sga aa Paying the wages due the troops
AZ the three months Indiana tn1ons Ell e.
paia At indianapolis, Nd aud all the troops NJ nnder
Isp. McClellan's command that entercd IN
~. ~ tnree montha' service will be paid here
e1aner 70 ne actual claimants or some person
-. Sttaor1zea to receive theirw -Ladianapo.
, 1861-07-24

MAJOR. .l,AspaY:-On Modnay next onr ~.
teemed te,,l and gallant townsman formerly Csp: M
ey city, and a e s'Sf Is s. fs9 1e1;i S lsaSs
This regiment Is composed entIreIy of %ges aM'as
gathered from this State and niinoia Il III
m oe under command Of Col. Joliat. an accom. ~.
Pasne1 and tf1cient gentleman and office1
Major ~ Landry will occupy tie position % Of aid:
ee,s;ta aeI,c;atmp 70 Col. Joliat, Coming from re-
{uynS, {ova f. ana t6sing thoroughly imbped with
of thls regiment If called to deiani The honoT
o. Of their adopted country, VIM doubtless 1 earn
aurels M and III page In history worth tel1ine
70 1atnre generations. If fighting Innst hs
gene, we expect Major Landry viii Win f,1i III
y on.1. share Of the praise due = gentlernan
, 1861-07-24
ros - Desperate After Ali. =.
: From tho Louisville 1emocr.t

! .;: ! Ihe general understanding amonr.t ..c..
s,1 s.+aaG = that tho 6oath are to 1zht nnf;1
~ fhT;sts, T;atas rather tim m in division % If
smash nn Jonf; 1aat Tfn Do 20 talk over : brandy
people may fght to eat$min,t5o1 & a1a0aos, nss9so
nstIa oul Itasy dont do 1t In thh world Of orrx IT,
1suGe t41f the secasionistB nm ma s1,r,,s. ~
~ Hef TT Ake other people: They take M oatS
m.4 NJ 1g9t e more, a1d ed home, Ike seasfh'a Ss
the I3 sest Tt1s, mnea thsy c1t 20 aay better; 10
iii MI as ssf te tfaey e.n The p<cple at home South
Desperate than thosc Win h;1s e s,aa no y a11re q
@ nan; sone politicians wsuid Hk6 ts ~ - 10 10
Hcopae aEht to extermination. ratker thsn - jst
ths1l IN 4li but The People will NOT do it: M
ness.aqt wndse ms5e e sense. a brave man Il not not
, 1861-07-24

FEssB1.s FOR THE NAy4r, spp1,r, ,r.
government are looking shout for vessels tn he
USED IN the nayal service We hear That " my sa
OF tWo have been purchased at this mr.: and a9
one ot them, the 1no, 695 tons, viii be han1ed led
ne one1 III t2 The Nayy Yard tomorow, to Be Itted
G0t = Nv WIN & proper armament. Mr.. Eliot, II,
Bedford asking for list Of Vessels Of c,nnsr ~ ew
moael, owned at that port, and fit to enter
, 1861-07-24

n, Tss .as 81: % (8o+1 1Journal, 19tkJ
Met11a1n annteaay ns evening" Caat. Lftler and Cant
Ia tSs, 1ss3, o. Company (, vim oTdered T mi gs, y,
to rnsra 4sa, e patrol by:lJeut Col. ,TnftMie il
Cameron sna aa aaasGss aG9s nssEea ~ plaza and
thsFe Tas company ofsscesfoniste isf tsarned
ststs seau1ned aan fIom tho southern .na,t ~ H.
r. or supplies, in the viniIT g. afgrahssao ~
t., 1TKeu Tu county, IS mII5 aorfb: Of Trx4,S' x4e'
ieit IN aps tts. l., with forty men, Mmedista1y
lie ~ exan1e s1st point and marched ffom. 1o5< III
1rrfrina 1I Tis9n,1e Until threa u next noF1lsa.
sion pr5soaers I'd lhirtf Tnns .1' I ,s s9ses:
stnaa wniea i 1taey returaeA t. taap Iyes. w.,
sss sst4 ~ re HafcA Wcu md Kere anTiexs T. =.
, 1861-07-24
frof. Woods Restorative Cordia,
and Blood Renoyator,
a The remedy which shop1d h4 a,v1.,
time Of need, '3eo 10 04@a3s On hA11
IA p-o.,.. 9: J. WOOD co, Pro,r,a.1,
""S' "eF aofk and LII 4MaTketxs. St Lou1a
Friea, 0ns Dollar per Bottle.

me tquoW1ng Is part Of business ,.tte,. II. ++.
Iaas incidentally g1yen Is therefore tic NOR
.ddResx: 6, J. Woop-DKAa SIN: Piease aow ms t.
dye ara1 sa yuur VERY yalusbls Kestors
1;H+G 1re tnan year, and have tried al1ost ers17
.11 y get relief and have found hnt vnr ttId
E,.1 led your Cordial and must saw It tnses rns
GE .G.t oesE TOOK bad cold over Year Aro Ehi1h
III tG uuWu vkkf LOW. and could get no fr1tef ~
ssN your medicine advertised In the RridSrno-t
hhI eehf T. j. Z. Sheltene a ana eot a hot.ie.
r. e eu II and It has greatly helped ma daairs
Your obedtent seFyart
DAVID r. WH1TQCK.
+h aqs g. every one no matter how low and how nr,>
Eng 1a.s su1efeo. experience amost tnstant reiie1
~.r % 10y 10y AA51 IaoEsANDs WILL 1LEsa T11F NV
whn ant3 dd d5ItsTIoH WAS CALLED 70 n Cone Iii
shns = 20 rot wait one hour hero is no m1state
innrS II u VII cure you. Be well and snffer "a
son&sT Uae oottle Et1 Jo1 u sutfeTin9 anS
heaa tae following letter, Just received.
~. M1: = " KING. Jr- Buffalo, N. TT nurcb.a4t a,
{ Gne Wsek ago bottle OF Prot Wood's Re"t1ro -
and nnd myReH entirely relieved r. -
caHe-ff Gys.peps1A. producing stpppare Of hresth
H. osnu3ty and pain In the side want onn hst
H. H. G Ano believe that BhaU be curnd hrcarzs
coIg gH'a n ~ sida and distress In the hi
hsv HsFtf0fa, oasla. County. II. r. Feb. 18th 1871,
B. DIWAkn
, 1861-07-24

:. - Miss Mada1ine Smith, who was tried a
tsw yeass ego at Glasgow for poisoning her
"rI, s.not neora, ana acquitted By the verdict Of
asserted sa shortly after, but to Plymouth. Enc.
1na, Where newspaper Of that placa statf.
Lnat "ene has eaptlyated many hearts. md ie
now engaged to be married - -
, 1861-07-24

TIE eTKK1 PES D1sRAsE-Some of or1
readers Til probably recollect a notica Thjeh tx
appeared IN the Journal last Februarv raisl
tive to theory advanced By Pfeaident fe1tn,; 1a;
of aarVard, that the debfhtating. and aor1a :.
times ParalYtic, affections Of tie hand AMI
arm Experienced By these aecustome%d % to rrite @ne
mnch were attributed to the uae Of gtee5rens @
SINCE the appearance Of the notice In 1ne9.
tlon there has been = good deal Of epecu1ation
REGARDING the -theorg~lt described. and NAM
p5scnea fests Of 1h reliability hsye heen ~
.stute3- President FELTON, has recefVad - :
gFeat m1ny letter. proving the eflcarv ~ -:
sorting to the old goose q1in IN cQrinr nartiai ~ t
snd almost complete paralysis Of t1e hsnd
ano ann, caused BY using steel pens, One IN.
taa1ce ia remarkable. - As H.
An eminent publisher in this civ aoma.+,
years ago found himself unable to steadv ~ ~
Eand fo write His hand and arm sTa,iaa IL
eo thai. be ;was forced to employ. an anennen! ea
e and sueh was bis necessity, oaiV At xerT
bf1ef intervals, until he happened to aee a AZ.
eeapt19a of President Feltoa,s theory In ia
Journal. He adopted the gooseqQiIi instaaG
u me steel pen, and In month thereafEer
Mas able to do his own writing, which be con.
tlnued to do without any trouble TmaT
! feitGn with Inquiries relative TO fhe basis nf
nla Aeo1J When We inform them that he has
none 10 expiafn.-Bosto3a y0u,7adl ">'s
, 1861-07-24

me Louisville journal says It is state
nno1heiallJ that Gen. s. B. Buekner, Inspecto
Of the Kentucky State Guscd, together wit
~ entire staff has resigued, and that til
General viii accep. position in the Un1ts
statea service. Other officers Of the Stat,
6nard, unconneeted with General Backner,
s'an' haSe resigned. ofthem Major 4. L
egnmes, OF one of the Louisville Rstta,iors
- correspondent Of the New York Err
'isnq fesf says that the rumor that place Or
me bench OF the Supreme Court will be offar
ed to the Hon. Joseph Holt is correct Int ~
Is ho1 certain that he will accept the position,
ne Is now performing noble work in Ken.
lucky IN fighting for the Union in the election
campaign which terminates In August ..
-hr. Breckenridge, tperhaps tnadyertsntly
ye5 Fely naturally aud trnthfully, spoke Of the
rebel forces in Virgtnia as " our troops" He
usea this term twice almost In thu ssrne
breath, yet he Processes to deprecase the
charge Of disloIa1ty to the Union,
Blondin has been trying the experiment
OF Theelisg young lion in barrow on the
tight rope He succeeded after much dIficul.
ty and repeated failure, although nearly at the
expense Of his life
At the levee On Tuesday evening, the
Presfdent, during the promenade, met with
several 'ntroductlons. One man, from the In
terror Of Pennsylvania, said, " Well, Mr. Prs
ident, I vent to Chicago determined To havc
you come here, and voted for you from inst
TO Last, and now here ycua are.". The President
retaining his hand, ~ he bent his head down.
1ocalarly said, Yes, and pretty sc1ane von
lave got me into" 1--WE have rot tha rfpht
man In the night place, !" replied the de,e9stn.
- he passed along: -s.-
1es' Dr. Hoge, associate pastor of the
br1ck Presbyterian Church fDr. sp.tux,s, Nr~
fofk, has resigned On account OF hts 6vnn*,
tny Win the rebt1 cause i
Il good story is told of d., Bellows. Rav |
d. Lothrop taid to him the other dav th,t
atfef reading JET Dsvis' Message he could /
scarcely keep from swearing. b.. Bellows !
said he had Frequently falt 70 of lata md
when he dia,he always took up tho Palms of !
David concerning Ills enemies, which shont
satisfied him and eased his mind
=keI. Dr.. Stiles of New Haven, secretarv
and agent Of theBouthe,n Aid socfety. IL so..
1eefed - chaplain III Ii. reebel arny. r.
.n1 .ns,ts sone a5e In The Southern army, lighting
:; baltimore paper mentions tlfteen of
ene nmny Of Francis s. Key, tho suthor Of tha
.sI ;, spans1ed Banner, who arc nov t1ehnno
The battles Of the sonthezn rebc,a =:
-sxso7etnor Anthony Colby has BEEN
appointed Adjutant General Of New Htmn
Shire, In plaee Of Mr. Ahhotf -,~st-, /
, 1861-07-24

Ihe secssstonists In all of the b1ockad.
~ potts are ambitious Of going extensively
itns,, int9 ne a. internal machine line Secession
rTsr ;,,sa I une ot me most Internal machlnes