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The following are the proceedings Of a Repub
lican meeting in Jefferson, Ashtabula county:
la, ADJOURNED MEETING


The following are the proceedings Of Repub
lican meeting in Jefferson, Ashtabula county:
j., ADJOURNED MEETING.
JEFFERSON, Aug. ], 1861.
Pursuant to adjournment at Rome, July llth
1861, public meeting was held in the Town
Hall oithis place to day TO consider the pres
ent condition of our country in reference to sla
very.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. J. R
Giddings, VIM. NJ. Brittle, M. Miller and t.
Peck. when the following resolutions we're unaD,
imously adopted.
Resolved That the civil war in which the
country is involved, is ocsasoned solely by sla-
very, and is prosecuted by the South for no
other purpose than perpetuating this instuti.
tion. "
That the abolition OF slavery is the only just
means of terminating the war, and settling the
difficulty on a safe and permanent basis.
That by the laws of nations, as pertaining to
war and by military necessities peculiar TO the
pres, mt conflict President Lincoln may now le.
.gitinately proclaim Liberty to the Slaves Of the
Sou hern States, and thus restore peace 10 the
country, and confer the rich boon Of freedom on
millions OF our ieIlnw beings.
That we, the people, demand of him the ex-
ercise of this high and holy function; and we
will never consent 10 any terms Of peace short
Of the entire removal Of the disturbing cause.
70 ed that 81 pr ceedInss u the u o. in be
published in our county paper, the Sentinel.
JOSEPH TINAN, ESQ, Chairman
NJ BRITTELB Secretary.
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IMPORTANT. TO FEMALES
nR. CuEESE,raN,s

Fe " lie Pills.
Prepared by orpelius l.. CLesseman. ~. D..
New York City. The health and lie Of woman
is continually in peril If she is mad enough to nes'
lect or maltreat those sexual irregularities which
two,thiIds OF her sex are more or less subject.
same foFTnGla which the inventor Corn.iin. 'Io
Cheessman, NJ. D., OF New York, has for ,,,sn,,, G
years used successfully in an extended nrima,y
practice-immediatelv relieve, ,without noin iii J:
tTbances Of the periodical discharre ,ybs,r. os s
sing from relaxation or suppression. 1'hev 81 VI,
like charm in removing the pains that ,ccnuo ~
ny dlthcult or lmm0dernte menstruston, and are
the only safe and reliable remedy for Rushes. Sick
Headache, Pains In the Loins, Back ami S;Js.
Palphaion of the Heart. Nervous Tremon, H..
terics, Spasms, Broken sleep and other utnIe,s.n,
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural c,nd,,;o, -
the sexual functions. In the worst cases N EIno.
Albus or Whites they fleet speedy cure '
+ To Wives and Matrons.-Dr Gheesrmar,. pill.
offered as the only safe means Of renewing IN.
terrupted menstr. alton, but ladies must hear in
mind that on that very account if taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes, they will
inevitably prevent the expected events 'rbis c.u.
: on is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY. for such l.
the tendency OF the Pills to restore The orisjn.i
functions OF the sexual organization that thay In
| evilably arrest the process of CESSATION.
| Explicit directions steting when and when IN. '
should not be used, with each box-the psice Onn
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 10 SO pills
| valuahie Pamphlet, 10 be had free of The A .
gents PILLS sent by mail promptly, by enclo.int
price to General Agent. Sold by Druggists gencr.
ally
.'r.s,. rs r. B. HUTcHINGs.
General Agent Tor the United States & Canad.
20 Cedar-St., New-York,
| Nov, 23 '60-ly
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6TWhen Lincoln puts aside three or four OF
Of his present cabinet officers, and recalls Holt
and Dix. whom he dismissed because they were
Union Democrats, the people will have some
excuse for thinking that it may not be his wish
to put the political affairs Of the whole North
under Republican control Holt and Dix were
never suspected Of being any thing else than un-
compromising friends Of the U 1ion, yet they
were kicked out Of office as uncermoniously rs
il they had been Secessionists.-Ne0arkA Adpo-
c0Ie
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6r The 1Vsstlioie Post, leading German
psper OF St. Louis, does net have very high
opinion ol the way the Administration at Wash
ihgion manages public affairs Thoughts warm
Republican, it does not withhold It's honest
opinion. 1t says: f cfs
Long before the battle OF Bulbs Run, we
propounded the question in this journal, wheth
er they were idiots or traitors who represent
the highest interests OF the country. At this
stage Of the proceedings, we do not shrink from
assertn, with impunlty, that traitors and idi-
OTIS have thus far managed our sffairs.''
This is pretty strong language, and especi al
ly as coming from q political friend OF the Ad-
ministration. TRAITORS and idiots have thus
lar managed our affairs" says the Post. We
heartily concur with il! and we believe, the
concurrence is becoming very general among
the people. =
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EXCELSIOR PAINTING!

MIR. ] ", SIMMONS, wishes to inform his old
lFI friends and customers in Cadiz, that he has
ope ned shop in Cajiz and that he is prepared to do
work in the latest and most approved city styles
Those wishing to have Grainina, Painting, Paper
Hanging Glazing, Vanishing, Sign Painting, or
anything in his line OF business, will find it to their
ad vantage to give him call as he is determined
excel; and to his friends of Green and Wayne
ownships he would say he intends to have place
business in tlopedale, and he hopes they will
ont.nue to patronize him with that liberal patron
ge winch they have tor the pas year bestowed.
Cndi u nnDl
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pNs man in Ohio has finer executive a .
bilities than Hon. Hugh j. Jewett. the demo-
cratic nominee for Governor. AS President OF
the Central Ohio railroad. he has brought order
out Of confusion, and instead of the road getting
deeper into debt every MONTH his judcious
management OF its affairs, has given him wide
spread reputation for sound Judgment and un-
surpassed executive ability. In a time Of war,
the services Of such a man in tie Executive
chair OF Ohio would save the Treasury hum
dreds ofthousands sannually.-AdUocate.
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The Unjust, Unequal and Cypress,
i've System OF Taxation AdopIed
by COngreSS---The Tea ana CONGO
Tax---The Land Tax.
We have seen but one paper in the Nortn-
west that seeks to defend the UNANIMOUSLY unjust
unequal and oppressive system oftaxation a.
doPted by the last Congress, and that is the
Cincinnati Commercial 1t is so patent-can be
easily demonstrated BY igures-that it requires
hardihoOd to undertake it, Who, for instance,
can defend the inequality of Illinois, with but
S2o9,oO0OO0 of real estate, paying 81 li6'ooO
direct tax upon it, and Massachusetts, with
S475,o00,0O0 Of the same property escaping
with S826,o0o? This is but a sample OF the
whole measure. Take these specimens, in
tabular orm, of this law:
ON REAL ESTATE.
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H7-In Congress last winter and spring the
friends Of Douglass, BreciDridge and BELL agreed
to surrender portion Of thelrpolitical views
for the sake Of efecting compromise which
would have saved tbe Union and stopped the
rebellion. The Republicans refused 10 unite in
this patriotic movement, and hence the country
is now involved in bloody civil war, and ruin
and bankruptcy are overspresding all parts OF
the land -Netoayk Aduocate
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Administrators Notice,

NJ OFFICE is hereby given TINT the undersi gned
/ Y has been duly appointed and qualified as ad
nislrarors OF the estate of John Gutshall, Sr.
e of Harrison county, o., deceased. AL per.
mis- indebted TO said estate will II AXE immediate
LATIN ent and all having claims against said estate
son present them legally authenticated within
payyear from this date
.....- LESLIE GUTSHALL,
JOSEPH GUTSHALL,
August 7, ls6l-3lpd Administrators
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GEOEGE ~ WILSON MILLS.
4

M ANUF ACTUkE and have constantly for sn le
lf1 at our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family ahd Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat. Our Flour is Warranted
Fresh Ground and of the very best quality Corn.
meal, Mill Feed aud Bran sold at low figures in
quantities to suit purchasers.
Custom Work done with dispatch, and satisfac.
ton warranted. GEORGE& 4, WILSON. 4
April 25 '6l,
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Lung dis sease.
lncipent Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthm.
Throat Disease. &c .&c T'FN

/ We call especial attention, to persons afflicted
with those diseases % the fact ihnt we have an
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered We havg sue.
IN lew months who have been treated for years
70 no effect and others are now under Treatment,
and are rapidly being restored as in fact to use
their own words, they say they feel themselves
coming uPeveryday We do not positively claim
that there is no case SO far ad vanced hut thnt Va
can help and make them more comfortable pro-
long lite; and the OF eases can be successfully
cured il taken in any kind OF time Remember,
iiils an age OF Improvement, and remedies are
being discovered that dsarni disease ot many OF
many OF Its terrors. We invite those w ho nro
threatened, orhave any form Of Lung Disease, to
glye ~ one trial. when weican provn all we have
said in ihc above
EXAMlNA 14ON FREE. = - Z
| aprlO f6I aJ #fsds 4raN f@ 49Af a.
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NIcNEELY

NORMAL SCHOOL!
THE Fall Session will begin August 2Oth and
j continue IL weeks
First rate opportunities are offered for obtaining
thorough and practical education at the cheape ST
rates.
J he Common Branches. Mathematics. Sciences,
Languages, Music, Drawing, &c, are taugnt.
Boarding 90 10 So per week.
For Catalogue or particulars address,
W. BHlN KERR )FF, or -
EDWIN REG AL
IIo.,adnIn u Ann u -. --.---- =
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u. Il ILLF II s.
tlo.all ','I , - itli 3, lat tn. ci nd ,;J.
l,ngs go forth on the hill tops and in the yalieye-
Let II be spread abroad throughout the vast extent
| Ini inns vas. country. let the farmer leave his
p'ow IN the iurrow; the mechanic his t,,ls on tho
work bench. and Que and all, lar nd near. old
and young, rich and poor. in short let the entire
population make grand rush For
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NEW ADVEIsTTsENIENTs.
Oil Well for Sale.

NTR E. ROSENTHAL offers for sale his Oi
N1 Wellin the to wn of New Athens. Harrison
county, Ohio Its ll5 feet deep, and the indica
tions Tor Oil is good, Wishing 10 move away il
his reason for selling. Address -.r -
f ROSENTHAL;
New Athens, Harrison county, Ohio.
Aug 81 1861
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Dr. John Pearce and DR.. Before James Howard
John Evans j. T ct Cad.z township,
versus ] Harrison county, Ohio
VIM Rineheart,
On the second day of July 1861 said Justice is.
sued an order Of attachment in the above action for
the sim OF $22.
.. .r. PEARCE& e. EVANS.
Iulv II lg6I-3t
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JACOB CRABB

EARNESTLY requests every person indebted
Ia to him TO call and pay iumtd diotely what
they owe him, as he is in great need of money He
wants this notice to refer to ! that owe him, and
especially to those ''long winded" gentlemen who
have been vary slow in paying their debts Z
JACOB CRABB.
Cadi1 Ohio, Auu 81 1861
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BY the President:
WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
NTafne Republican, state COnvcm-
tiAn
AUGUSTA. Me. August Z.

AUGUSTA, Me. Angust7 Z
The Republican State Convention was large
and enthusiastic, being represented by about
700 deegatee. Israel Washburne, jr, was
unanimously renominsted for Governor.
No fusion in Maine! TIE Republicans have
10000 majority and they did not propose an
fusion with the Democrats there, as they Ieel
confident they can retain it. The Republican
papers in Ohio, W o have been abusing Demo
Gratis here because they would not fose, will
please take no'ice OF their example in Maine!
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Hopedale, o., Aug. I, III
NOticc.

THE undersigned have been duty appointed and
| qualified as Executors OF the last will and tes'
lament Of Samuel Mctadden, Sr., late Of Cadiz,
Horrisan county, Ohio, decea sed.
II S. McFADDEN, a
GEORGE McFADDEN. -
Aug s 1861 ct
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lFrom the Ohio Statesman
Important Correspondence ---Ac-
cepfauce of II. j. JeWetL

Hon. II. j. JEwETT:
Sri have the pleasure Of announcing your
nomination, by the Democratic Union Conven
iion for the State OF Ohio, as their candidate
Tor the office OF Governor at the ensuing cleo
ton. Hoping that sou will accept this as ia
Ior of the Convention, and for the interests oil
the State and couatry, remain. yours, with re-
spect,
WIN. A. JOHNSON,
Secretary OF State Central Committee.
Morrow o. Aur & 1861
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yer Disease.

/ Do You rise with coated tongue in the mornings
with bad taste in the mouth and moor nnne,;,e
for breakfasR Do you Ieet when van first az, Inv,
so weak md languid you can scarcely get ab oui,
Do you have dizziness in the hcad at times npd
often dnlness, with headache occasionally Arc
your bowels costive and irregular and apnetite
changable2 Do you rcft up wnd from the stomach
and do you bloat up ofieni DO YOU feel full.
ness alter eating and goneness when the stom.
ach is emp'ya Do you feel low spirited and Iook
on the dark size of thingsl Are You not unusually
nervous a, times! Do you not become restless
and ottenlay until midnight before You can % "a
sleepf and then ht times, dlnt you feel duff and
eepy most OF the timer Is your skin drv and
scay! also sallowi In short is your life NOT
burhen, full of forebodnesl Now. these arr S,bs
symptoms generally present, but >, alw,vs iii
Of them and there are thousands no Are anfyc.
| ing dally from them. and we pledge ourselves in
from three TO hve prescriptions, TO drive them alI
away and cempeteiy cure the PATENT cbanging
their whnle Physical and mental nature. and Inn,
make blessing instend OF burthen We ask
those who have tried until tired aud dsco,,raged
to give us one fair trial and. we oandidly On I, AZ,
Jnst what is above set forth Try two prescriptions
aId we can IN that time satisfy the most incredll
lous; We call especial atten ton to our almost
invaluable treatment in the above Diseases,
Prove all things I" .st & ,asa7 E'7N71'T
SALE RHEUM AND .SCALD HEAD "a
We claim positively to cure every case Of these
diseases. fhis is a positive fact. and we viii
pledge ourselves ts give $50 to any case Of The
KIND that we cannot cure and we generally tcure
with one prescrl Jtioa a "f~ - 'TS
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u. b BRILL. II q

tlas ana Is still receiving large and splendid 10
OF Ready Made Clothing -
And, Oh whata falling is there my countrymen.
Nothns has occurred in chris,endom since tho
Hood which compares in the least With the -
Astonishing RetlirciiOn in Prices !, q
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0cz-The journal d. Commerce, il noticin

Gs5-Tbe Journal Of Commerce, in noticing
the repealof the Sub. Treasury Act. says
A most extraordinary measure has Jest been
adopted by national Congress, and will be found
noticed under our telegfaphic report. This is
notiingltss than virtual abandonment Of the
Sab1 Treasury system, $50 that instead Of gold
and silver" being Immediately paid into the
Sub Treasury az now required the money de.
rived from the loan may remain in solvent
banks until IL shall be drawn out in Pursuance
oif law. or coursethe pet banks viii obtain
the use Of the Government money for nothing
while the poor tax payers are contributing sew
EN- per cent tor its use. 'et 4
or II is rather slgular aet that the FEEDER
al prisoners at Richmond are in charge o Gen.
Todd, brothcr,of Mrs. Lincoln, who isa promi.
Dent rebel LIE s a~.s}', tst
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fseaby Made Clothing

" WHUe UP N INC maud soonest manner ont Of the
latest style OF goods. NV goods were purchased
in New York when goods were selline ~ ~.
prices, and ! have no hesitation in saving and
say ng 1t boldly, they from IS to 90 per cent
cheaper than ever before offered in ths marka,
Tine declaration will be denied by many compel.
l'ors but painful as il may be n,iemen yn,
sell soo"s cheaper than any OTHER establishment,
IN this town, md ! challenge them, one and ali.
to comparison of prices '
Finally, have spoken. He that hears Ie, ..em
ing and Gents Furnishing Store, near i,rown &
McCormick's ~
Cadz, April II, 1861. I RpIrI,ES
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/ 0e~Mauy Of the Abolition Republicans were
green enough to suppose that the Democratic
party in the counties where Colonel Tod and
DR.. Dorsey reside, would follow those gentle
men into political union with Northern sec
ioBalists: The democrats Of the counties re.
lered, have lately held large meetings and pas
sed resolutions against any union with men
wbe remain committed 70 he.sectionai agita.
tion whicn hgs been soruiaous to,tbe peace and
best interests of the whole country. On this
point, the democratic masses Of he State are
fixed and determined, and q few leaders, whose
names have been prominent in former contests,
cannot convince that the way to save the Union
isfo go to bed with Spalding, Chase, Dennison
e Co. Newdrh dayocase,
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DRs. WORKMAN 8 sHANNov

INtOkM the citizens of Harrison and adjoining
l. coun ties, that they expect TO be in Cadiz nj
the National House on Saturday, Aug "a: Sept. o.
Nov 2, and afterwards every month regularly
They hope by honorable cour Sc TO n,er;t ~, -n
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If you have Cash

~ 70 SHEL 4 UUE NOW.
'INHERE Is tide in the affairs OF men, which.
Il taken at the food leads on to fortune. I'hst
tide is now at hand -. ~ - -
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t ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday. August II.
The following RFocamat,en has just been is
Esueds MS a3 4sdgG. ssl4s iiab b5e S,
"HE4B- QgART5Rs WRsTEns DEPARTMENT3
eSr Louis Mo-, Wednesday, August f4.} sag
Il hereby decIsre and aestablisir martial law
IN the City and County of st. Louis. 'i
"Maior J. NeKiostry, US. A., is appointed
Provost, N apslfal. All orders and regulations
issued by him will be obeyed and respectedac-
coidingly. Signed ~ .8,Gs .r
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7 - VI Ud NJf17N 1tI1E'1 NT4N7T
nMajor General commanding, u

Provost Martial Mekinstry has arrested
John A, Brown, President oil tie Board OF Po
lice Commissions, and appointed BAIL Duke
instead. 6ss faI1 "A ,solz lb &
The laws Of The city and Stats will be execa-
ted without change. s4 Ha
It is reported that General Hartee, with H.
900 to 5000 rebels. .js marching on Pilot Knob,
The Federal Toree there is about 5000, with
eight peices OF cannon.
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Form is the winter of our discomfort m,ds
glorious summer, by the largest cheapest, and bv
lar the most brilliant stock of Ready MaIe Cloth.
ing ever offered IN this town. Hope to Id lntter.
ing tale, but never dreamed Of the orcns at vh;rh
am now offering goods. Some men love to roam
hut they seek no lurtner after hearing OF the nr;
ces at my ST tore. have everything that :s de,;.
rao'e and necessary for Gentlemen's Wear at the
lowest market prices Nv stocE NJ ~. y - 50
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Call aud Paw, ',

- ". -. - - M. }
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(lHRlSTMAS OokSi q npi es,sssor,rnent AN 4. -
" dtprices 10 IT'D the times BEaI"S' - =" 80
ssTl gsE ai.f e! oi t2e3 a'f, 5ssbS ,-"HS s7e
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-04

lived an order from Commander Ward, Ia COPY
OF which Is herewith enclosedl to send him two
boats armed and equipped, in command of
Lieut.. Chaplin. This order was Immediately
complied with in all its details, and the party
lett the ship in tow of the Resolnte at 0 O'Clock.
A. NJ. To-day, about noon, the Resolute re-
turned, with request from Capt Ward that
should send her back if had no more import
ant service for her. l Immediately dispatched
the reliance to Capt. Ward. knowing the ,lan-
ger to which our people would be ex posed If he
contemplated landing at Matthias Point, as
feared was his intention, judging from the nature
OF the order he gave me, to furnish him will.
such equipments as were necessary to cut down
trees Oh the point and burn them
AT nine o'clock this evening the Freeborn and
Reliance came up, having been repused by the
rebels at Matthias point, in which Lieut. Chaplin
and bis command escaped utter destruction by
a miracle
1t becomes my painful duty to announce to
the Department the death of Commander j. Fl.
Ward, of the Freedom. He was shot in the
abdomen while in the act of sighting his bow gun.
beg leave to call the attention of the De-
partment to the gallantry, GOODNESS and presence
ofmlnd of Lieut.. Chaplin, OF the Pawnee, COM
handing the party on shore. He remained
steady and cool among perfect hail of mus
ne''J Hoii nunuredS OF men. While he collected
bis own people, and made good his retreat with
out leaving the enemy trophy beyond few
sand bags and some axes and, so far as ! can
ascertain, the mnskets Of the wounded men,
fhe last man left the shore with him and not
beng able to swim to the boat with bis musket.
Lieut.. Chaplin took him on his shoulders. mus
ket and all, and safely reached the boat without
scratch save musket hole through the ton of
his cap.
In consequence of the want of ordinary COM
forts in the Freeborn for wounded men, brought
the two wounded men belonging to Il at vessel,
with those two of this ship, with the remains of
the late commando, j. H. Ward, in the Navy
Yard, Washington, where now await orders.
| must also call the attention of the depart
ment to the bravery of John Williams captain
malntop of the Pawnee, who told his men while
laying Oft in the boat, that every man must die
on his thwart sooner than leave man behind.
and when the flagstaff of his beat was shot a.
way and the ensign fell, he although suffering
from gun shot wound in the thigh seized it i'm
b hand, and bravely waved it over his head.
copy of the surgeons report of casualties is
herewith enclosed. The wounded have been
removed to the hospital l also enclose copies
Of orders addressed to Lieut.. Lowry.
Lieutenant Chaplin's report of the affair is not
yet ready. When it is presented shall for
ward copy for the information of the Depart
ment. have the honor to be, very respectfully.
your obedeut servant, j. Rowan,
Camp and Senior Officer of the Potomac.
Hon. Gideon Welles,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1861-07-04

Just now, that all comment is precludcl by pub
lie sentiment, and remonstrauce or exception is
utterly in vain. No man needs to be told what
the condition Of Baltimore is to-day, and he who
objects to it is at the same time aware that OBJ
'ction is of no practical service Whatsoever