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Cssh, Balants In bank "a JO- 20
Bonds and Mortgages lbeing FIRST lien on
Real Estate. worth ~ les-t ~ ~ sco' goe so 0s
Loans on Stocks. paystie CA cr,lznd,
lmsrket value of securities sis7 s7s 80 l4.eco 90
Bank Stock, market Talue) -s675 %
United Stafrs Treasury Note. (n,-rs.f
value, los 3as 10
Brooklyn City Water Boisd- 1920 90
North Carolina safe hood- trDsrtrt val 1850 90
missouri State bcnfs market value "A 600 %
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Interest due on 1T Jaluiary. lss1 fof
which s22 30 = has sim, hoon reca. 27.7oa ST
Balance In hands of Agents and IN cours4
Of transmission from Agents on lst q
January sof which si1,s ,sse Is mas since
been received, "a SoQ 10
Bills Receivable for Premium on In
land Risks. .I.ss3 90
Other Property, Ai~cellaneou- tens 200 90
Premiums due and uncollectsd on Poh-
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Tmh, $l,<e5. 400 -
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ca eos th< >txe.cses,s,t suf ssDs forlt
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Am Exee,lent MILITARY nook.

T. B. Peterson q. Brothers, 300 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. have sent US new mill
tary book, sntiiIed-sTbe Soldiers Guide; 3
complete Manual and Drill book. for The use Of
all Volunteers, Militia and the Home Guard"
From an examination Of its contents, We should
pronounce it Just the thing for these war times.
A copy should be in the hands Of every citizen.
The able editor Of the Philsdelphh Ledger,
in speaking OF this work, ssys:-- 49,
Nsw MiLiTARr PUaLIoATIos.--T. 3. Peter
SON q Brothers, to-dsy, publish chs.P work
for the instruotion Of 81 volunteer recfalis. lt
Is called the "Soldiers' Guide, . compists Man.
u,l and Drill Book, for the use Of ell Velanteers
Militia and the Rome Guard, !" adapted to den'l
Scotps discipline and drill Of the soldier at the
present time in the United States Army. BY
AN OFFICER OF THE U. 8. ARMY. The
instructions are plain and full, with dictions
nv Of all military terms to make their explana
tions ineligible. AS the work is published iof
the low sum of twenty-five cents, every soldier
and volunteer can thus get one OF the best kind
OF insfruc sors, to read and study in bis leisure
moments, and every soldier, yolunteeT. citizen.
or member Of any Of the Home Guards'should
get it at once. II is sent by the Publishers to
any one, free of postage, on remitting them
twenty-fiv cents fn letter, or five copies ior
one dollar. E.a a +
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A NEW rICLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Rittara

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial. far
giving tone to the Stomach, and for the prevents
tion ofbilious complaints incident to the Westerr,
country. Try 1t. ~
Asa morning drink, to assis. digestion ana re-.
lievs Dyspepsia it has no equal Try H. = 81
In flavor it is superior to all other Rittsp. TRY A.
The formula Of these Biters, now (lS6I) the sofa
property OF Dr. Roback, originated with one of the
oldest and most eminent MeAieal Practit ionars OF
the West, and it ia directly predicsted upon the
wants Of Western people slfs, N -' 4 III
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature ofthe roots and hsrbs Of
which they are composed. and as they are, by al.
laying unnatural cravings of the stomach, directly
promotive OF . gfs
TEMPERANCE,
the present proprietor believes that In making the
widely snown the public welfare is subseryed
| 1t will soon bs for safe by all Of Dr. Roback,s
numerous Agents. and at Hoteis, &c the country
over In the meantime, orders will be- filled direct
from Cincinnati in any quantity, and at the lowest
rates. II Is put up in Quart Bottles, and securely
packed IN one doz cases will, however, be packet
aud sent to any address, ii desired. " 5s
RETAIL PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE or srx PoR as
Principal Office and .Saies Rooms, No 6 Eas
Fourth St, Cd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
natl, q, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street,
For sale in Harrison comfy by, John Beaii,
and Mclean e. Sharp, Csdiz; Thomas Green,
Freeporl Isaac Lewis, Short Creek; Daniel Holio.
wav, Smyrna; A. j Schreiber Mooretisld; Wm 3
Hartman, Hammonds Cross Roads; Robert Gra4
ham IL son, Harrisyille; f. Hehnig, Tippecanoe:
Latimer & Custer. Bowersyie: John Widdoes,
fhompsons Tavern, Peregoy e. Mills, New Athena;
). + Baxter, Hopedale; Minteer & WEIGH, New
Athens; Jumes Montgomery, Jefferson; and by
druggists and Merchants generally throRgh0ns
the United States and Canadas. N
March %, 1861 ojuiys
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sunday Moraiasg Chronicle.

We direct attention Of every person who
wishes to subscribe fora reliable paper in Wash.
ington City, to the following prospectus: s.
1.-The Sunday Morning Chroacle." published
at Washington, DC The Chronicle is pub
lished on large folio sheet, with new type, and
contains: ~ a2
/. A full weekly record of Military and Ma.
val Movements in Washington and throughout
the country.
q Original sketches Of New England Cslsb-
rites. by an able Northern writer.
8 A series Of original sketches of The City
OF Washington, its Growth, Public Buildings
and Attractions.
a. Original sketches Of the Churches and
Clergy in Washington--an account of one
church and its pastor appearing in each issue.
S. Letters from Correspondents in all the
principal parts Of the country. ,7aR1, a.l
6. Smithsonian Papers, containing accounts
Of the more recent discoveries in science, in ell
parts Of the world, as reported at the smith:
sonian Institution. ~ 2atb
q Essays, Sketches, Tales. and choice gems
OF Poetry. y 4 Il /. .la
S.A weekly record Of Removals and Ap-
pointments by the Government. Local Reports,
doings in the city, &c. .. =. -'.-
+ 9. Editorials, BY one Of the ablsst writers in
| the country. 8E-
The object Of the pablishsrs of the Chronicle
twill ever be to render it . high toned Metro
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

Fe M "a le P1lI9.
Prepared by ornelius l.. CLeesema1. MI. d.
New York City The health and life Of woman
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to neg
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DR.. CHEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
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like charm ia removing the pains that acconpa-
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the only safe nnd reliable remedy for Flushes Sick
Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back and Sides
Palpiation of the Heart. Nervous Tremos. Hys-
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and dangerous effects OF unnatural condition ol
the sexual functions. In the worst cases OF Fluor
Albus or Whites. they effect speedy cure.
10 Wives and Matrons.-Dr. GheeseD an g Pills
are offered as the only safe means Of renewing in.
terrupted menstr. alton, but ladies must bear in
mind that on that very account, 1t taken when the
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Explicit directions, ststing when and whom they
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A valuable Pamphet, to be had free OF the A.
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B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States Il Canada.
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Sold by Mclean g. Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. % '60-ly
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The EadjX Volunteers

Have removed from Camp jackson to Camp
Dennison. Lieutenant Conwell came home on
Monday evening on business, and will return in
a day or two. He reports the boys all well
(with the exception Of colds,) and in fine spir-
its. and ready and anxious to do battle for the
glorious Stars and Stripes. Hurrah for the
Cadix Yalunteers.
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Important if True.

The Washington correspondent of the Phil
adelphia Press telegraphs that Journal as FOL-
lows:
1t is stated by the best authority that LORD
Lyons the British Minister, sent spocia
messenger to detain the steamer Persia at n
York until full dispatches could be forwarded
by him to the Home Government. ..e
Lord Lyons, is advised understand, to prof
fer to the United States Government, for the
suppression OF the Slave State rebellion, arms
and ammunition, and troops, from England and
Canada By the Persia he sent out orders iol
three hundred thousand stand OF the improved
Minnie musket, and vast number of the cele.
brated rifled cannon. Orders in future are no,
to be filed in England for the Rebel Govern.
ment for arms, or smcnition, or ships Of war.
1t is believed that an English and French
fleet will be sent to the Southern ports at an
early day, to cooperate with the United States
fleet in the blockads Of Secession ports.
Louis Napoleon has joined with Victoria to
suppress the Slave State rebellion. 1t is sta
ted that his offers, of service to President Lin
coin are now on their way to Washington.
1t is hoped here that Yancy and his led
crate traitors will be seized by France and Eng
land, and sent to the Uaited States to be tried
and hung under the extradition treaties.
Orders have, been issued it is reported, to
the Governor. General ofCanada to offer to the
United States men and arms.
The above is written by John w. Forney,
the editor Of the Philadelphia Press, and the
present clerk of the Republican House of Repre-
sentatives. 1t is supposable that that he would
be as much in the secret Of the affairs of this
Government as any other man, and we have
our fears that what he says on the above sub
ject is true.
As an American citizen, Zone who was born
and raised in this republic and whose foreiath-
ers for two centuries back were born and rails :
ed in the same manuer,) we protest against any
interference in our present domestic troubles,
by either English toadies or French. dandies.-
The United States government is capable Of
attending to and settling her own difficulties.
We owe no allegiance whatever to Great Bri-
tain or any other foreign power; and any for
eign power that interIeres in our present do
nestle troubles should be made to understand
that we wish no ard or encouragement from
them. The people Of the United States have
had the pleasure o. fiogging this same Great t
Britain twice for her usurpations and msddle
some nature, and they can do the same thing
again.
1t is true, we have serious domestic troubles
in this blessed Union OF ours, but the true loyal
citizens of this republic are able and willing to
crush out all traitors at home, or meddlers
from abroad.
Lord Lyons, Louis Napoleon, and all other
foreign aristocrsts will have enough to do to at
tend to their own home affairs, without med.
ling themselves with the business Of 'heiI
neighbors. And any American citizen who
asks their aid or interference in our present
troubles, is tory Of the basest kind, and should
be dealt with as such.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LIE chwOrh Brney the aCoa hip Pleas
Israel Birney ct al. Notice in Partition
ISRAEL BIRNEY, Elizabeth CIendenning and
L her husband William Clendcnniug, Debro Bart
lett and her husband Philip Bartlett, Jane Raker
and her husband George Baker, Ebenezer 9irney,
Oliver Birney, Isabella Moore end her husband
Samuel Moore, Rachel Bonn tt and her husband
Yantz Bonnet, also the chi.irel and heirs OF John
Brney deceased, to wit: William Birney, Eliza,
beth Birney, Martha Birney, DoraDy Birney, and
Mary Jane Birney, viii take notice that petition
was filed against them on the 18th day OF April,
1861, in the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Harrison, Ohio by said Letchworth
Birney and is now pending, wherein said Letch.
worth bnney demands par tition Of the following
real estate to.wit: "A part OF the North East
quarter of section twenty-five (25l in Township
twelve tl2) in range elk t6) in the Steubenyille
at a stone in the road at the North East corner of
Mr. Snee1s land thence S. zoe "a perches to
stone in large stump; thence N. 77@ w. % per-
ches- beach l0aincheS N. 70M W. l9 Inks
thence N IKE E. 76,6 perches, beach> l6 inches
s. 4Se E A links thence N S8K E. 10 perches
to the section line. a white oak 20 inches S. SO
w. 55 links. a beach inches liX w. So
links thence S. lA Q w. 76 SO 100 nerches 10 the
beginning, containing twenty i've acres, sub ect
to the Dover estat oil Susan Paulson in the follow
ing part OF the above described premises, bounded
as follows to witt beginning at the Ncrth East cor
ner OF Mr.. Snee's Land. thence S, 73K w 2444
perches-thence N. 76K W. 1856 perches-
thence North lA East 80 perches --thsnce 76A
f.. 25, So perches--thence N. 73K E. 24.44 perch
es--thence ), ~ W. 80 perches to the place OF be.
ginning containing ten acres.
Also In lots No. seventy three (73> and seventy
four t749 in the Town Of Deersvie in said county
AND that ut the next Term of said Court the said
Letchworth Birney will apply for order that par
ti,ion may be made oi said premises.
ESfEP IL t.EWTON,
Attorneys for Denandant
April "a ,l66i-6w
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See What Ayers saFsaparilIa does
fer Deraugemenfs Of the Liver.

See what ayers SaFsaparilIa does
fer Derangements Of the Liver.
sro1r's CRossrss, Talladega Co., Ala, 8 Aug, IS
DR. G. AYER, Lowell. Mass
Sir: take my pen 70 tell you what your Sarsa.
parils and Cathardc Pills have done for me- had
been afflicted with LIyER COMPLAINT for six years
during which was never we'll, and much Of the
time sery sick. Ny liver wac sore TO the touch.
and the Doctors said was eongested. suffered
IRON severe costiveness and Diafrhes alternately.
Ny skin was clammy and unhealthy: my eyes and
skin often yellow. 0scssionslly I had voracious
nppetite, but generally none al ALL A dreadful
sensaton OF sickness ali over, kept me In anguish
You cannot know how much suffered from an in.
describable feeling OF distress The long continu.
snce of this condition, without relief, had worn
me out 90 that liiever expected TO be better but
reading in the Christian Advocate, Of your Sarss.
pnrilli, commnncei taking it With occasional
email doses OF your Pitts, TO regulate the bowels as
you direct. From the FIRST II had more effect upon
my disorder than | supposed anything could have.
regained my health rapidly, and now after eleven
weeks, enjoy as good he1lth and strength as any
other man May the Dispenser Of all good''
shower blessings on you JoHS w, SrorT.
:. Prepared BY DR.. J. G, AYER& CO., Lowell,
Mass. ''i = ..af -'r- 'Ht H-.HEi
March 6, le6i-3m. as io aar aa
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A Pasrint,c semtisne ent.

Judge Douglas in closing his able speech be.
fore the joint session ofthe Illinois Legislature
uses the following language
1t is with sad neart--with a grief that
have never before experienced have to
contemplate this fearful struggle; but believe
in nv conscience thatit is o duty we owe to
ourselves, and to our children, and our God. to
protect this Government and that flag from ev-
cry assa,lant, be he who he may.
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Waiches. LeweIry. &c.

Barrett, at his old stand on Market street,
is selling his stock Of Jegelry. &C., at cheaper
rates than such goods were ever before sold in
Cadiz. He says he knows that these are hard
times, and with that knowledge. he has reduced
the price Of his goods to such figures. as to as
tonish every one who calls ny tosee them =
Remember, that Barrett gives the best bargains
in Jewelry, &c, ever given in Csdi..
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frThisis bad season for our farmers to
finish up their Spring work. One Gay it is
warm and pleasant; the next day it is cold and
wet, and so on alternately throughout the fres-
eat season. few days in succession of warm
pleasact weather would be very thankfully re-
ceived, SO chat our agricultural friends could
finish planting their corn, &c. asg- tDa at a
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TOOK HERDI

An ofour Subscribers wish us tofafnish them
with the latest news, We take great pleasure
in doing 50. But il is impossible 70 'urnish
late news, ot even paper. unless We have mo-
ney. Those who oweus will please take notice,
that they must pay us at least lpartof theirin
debtedness, ifnot all ifthey wish % receive the
Sentinel. We must have money, and that soon.
Those who owe us win understand what we
saw, and what we mean; and they will not only
accommodate us, bus themselves, BY either
bringing or er,sending 10 us some money immedi-
ateiy. W NJ AhAEss''
Cadiz, May Is. 1861
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Turn Quit

The new military company Of this place,
meets to day "wednesday at 2 P. M. for the
purpose OF drilling and receiving the names Of
new members. They also meet for the same
purpose on next Saturday aiternotn. Turn
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Fresh Reef.

John Moore or ] ohm Quigley will have good
young Fresh Beef at the Market House, in Cad
iz, every Tuesday and Saturday mornings,
which they will sell at the lowest rates for
Cash. ~ ..S
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orThe barn, with its entire contents, Of
Mr.. John NJ. Ritchey, of this township. was
burned on last Saturday night week. Il is
supposed to have been the work ofan incendi-
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6rThe Directors Of the Csdiz School DIS
trict for the present year, are-C. Dewey.J, ID.
McMath and G. N. Allen. .8a77 RFi
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RELIGIOUS. NOTICE.

There win DO preaching in the Disciples
Meeting House, Cadiz, every other Lords Day.
morning and evening. by the Pastor. Elder P.
H. JoHEs. r.-----. L..
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Co-Partnership.

u. 8. McFADDEN. having associated X. w
Kinsey with him thi sday for the purpose Of carry.
ing on q geseral Merchandise and produce busi.
ness. The business will be conducted under the
name and style Of II. s. McFADDEN & co
April 10, 1861
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nreSs GsANhs.

Straiton has just received one Of the finest
stock Of Dry Goods ever brought to Csdiz.--
Call and see. <.
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TO Armas! 40 Arms!! To Arnns!!!
Your GoUNTRY. IN DANaER.--J lust the Book
for the Times. Hanna has just received lot
Of the Volunteer Manual compiled BY y. s,
Standards Authorities. with important notes.
and an extended Glassary Of Military Terms,
By GENT I. WoRrHIserog, late uen'ls lsof End
Brigade, 7lh d. o. M. 1t contains school for
the Soldier, with Manual 81 arms, Illustrated
with engSavngs. a1a9seg y
This very complete little Book has been
cotton up to meet the wants .ofihe times, and
the extremely low price eonlys s5 cts its COR
rsctness, and convenience, make II the .fayori,e
book on Military Tactics. and something all
should have in the present extremity Of oul
pationsl affairs. ,7.r I, ss g,,,, if,.,.s-,. i
Let every onsi possess himself d s.eepy and
bs his own driil master, sent BY mail % receipt
Of price. Address, ]
.XATcl N. A HANNA.
#3sa gaa sytS a NstlNsis sisfatI n ". 2 ~
N8s ets tas p9a ! tagsa& Eadiy, Alhio. &
There oan slss BE- klund ~ Hahha's, Flags
Union Easslopeaa and Union letter paper. 4Hs
can Adrnish any thing ii ths military line from
sbsdgs tos-ffe and drufh onsery short notice
GaIss M III.
s-- - - ny Y
O1rLet every psrson tnru out to the drill 70,
day. sr~>,
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Notice..

Some evil, malicious disposed persons have,
since the present war began, circulated and still
keep circulating in distant portions ofihe coun.
ty, that we were threatened if we did not hoist
the Stars and Stripes, our office would be mob
bed, and our person injured. About Cadiz
contradiction of such an absurd report would
be unnecessary; but for fear that some persons
in distant parts OF the county might still be-
lieve it, we say once for oil, that there is not
one word oftruth in the report. We were the
first in the town to hoist the stars and Stripes.
We done SO, because in our younger days we
had seen fifteen months of hard service in de-
fence Of our beloved land in foreign cline, and
at this time of life when our country is invaded
BY foes at home, we would be the last to desert
the glorious flag Of our whole country which
is as dear to US as the "apple ofour eye" We
are ready at all times to defend the American
flag against its enemies at home or abroad.
But while we are loyal and intend to remain
80. we wish it to be distinctly understood, that
our pen and press is free. Wherever we see
wrong done, We will expose it, where we see
right done, we win applaud it We are under
no kings or tyrants. Every citizen is the law
making power through their. own elec'ed rep
Yesentat,ves; and they have the rgat to speak
their sentihlspts, .ses
When the powers chat be do right, We shall
spproys their acts in the heartiest manner;
when they do wrong, according to our judg.
rnent, it is our duty as conductor OF public
press to speak out and let the people know
whore the wrong is. .g5 Some Of Mr.. Lincoln's
acts we approve. Wherever he puts down the
enemies Of the Government, he does right; but
when he shows. temporizing policy, as in case case
Of troops not passing through Baltimore de-
stroying ships, arsenals, &C.. he does wrong. y
Let the powers that be shows bold front, and
let the enemies OF our government understand
that this Union is 70 be maintained. and ell
will be we'll. and the war will BE- Brought to q
speedy termination.
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nissolntion of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between 8.
j. e. H. Mcfaddsn is this day dissolved BY
mutt sl conseat, the business Of The late hrm will
be settled by ,H. s. MefADDEN.
April 10 1861.