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j 61-Goi. Kelley was not killed at Philippi,
as reported last week. He was however, very
dangerously wounded, but we are pleased to
learn that he is now ina fair way of recovery
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rA. Loring, Esq, Sheriff Of Ohio county,
Virginia, has been arrested on "a charge of i'm
'ptication with secessionists, and taken TO Graf
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05-John n. Groesbeck, Robert c. Kirk, and
Dwight BannisteI, of Ohio, have been appoint
ed Paymasters in the y. s. Army e,5
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PRrcE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE.
Hanna has reduced the rsics Of the Volunteers
Manual to rs cents per copy. No; is the
school for The soldier--No. The school Of the
Company. This latter work is the one now
used in thr regular service. et& 9'
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'U.7~ The Post Office at Memphis, Tennessee.
mas been discontinued, by authority Of Post
master General Blair.
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CC-The Chicago Tribune (radical Republi-
coo) urges upon Gov. Yates OF Illinois, the ap-
pointment OF Democrat 70 I'll the vacancy In
the United States Senate, caused by the de-
cease Of Hon. s. A. Douglas.
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Military Esieetls,m,

An election for officers Of ths Green Up Re.
serve Militia viii be held on next saturdagat the
Baptist Church. BY order d Adjutant General
Darlington. se 81 ss WI f8
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.es6J Brevct Brisadier General John Garland,
"6f the U $. Army, died inrNew York on last
"Wednesday, in the Goth year OF his age.
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orThst abolition disunion hole. called Sa-
lem, .OsiasA, because Hon. 4. A. Harrison, .
good Union man has beeu elected to Congress,
over Aaron Harlau, disuniOn abOIisiOnist.
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G7-A man at East Liverpool, Ohio, who had
been for several years trying 70 inysnta "fying
machine" was found dead on the railroad
track q few mornings since, 4.a.s
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Topca or bRsforlsm. That tory sheet,
the New York 7giBnls, recommends Congress
to hold its coming session in sscrst
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-12

e-rMr. JoKa MATToRsS sn old citizen Of
Archer township, was buried on last Saturday
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The Wheeling fatslhgeacerof Tuesday morn
ing contains the tollowing;
The Pitisipi q ffssir--~ what "a Eye-
sssgsEs Fs lg.a5 W itsSs.SS Saws. safe'"

t We learn from agentleman who left Phillippi
at O'clock yesterday morning and ar1ssed here
last night at IL, that the sacessionisls wers
routed about day light yesterday morning -
They we,e not expecting an attack. They
were first fired upan from q battery attached
to an Indiana Regiment. They 6red one shot In
return ani fled, leaving all their arms, horses,
lproyixions, ammunition, &c. Col Kelly with
his command was on the opposite side OF the
town from where the fire commenced, Only
two OF the secessionists were killed and not
more than hal dozen aiken prisoners. among
whom is Wiley, who was captured. in the
woods by CAPT. Geo: Robinson. .gs .,s
After the secessionists fed and Col. Kelly
was marching intotowa att the head o. his COM
mand he was approached by a desperate nam
ed Mart johnson, Of Pfuntytown. who shot him
with a revolver, the ball taking effect in his
breast! johnson was Immediately seIzed, and
would have been instantly plnionsd to the earth
BY hundred bayoneis, but that the niagnahi
nous Colonel ordered them to spare him. II
is thought that had the Indiana regiment de-
layed fifteen minutes longer in opening the fire,
the whole sixteen hundred secessi0nists could
have been captured. &
Wednesday mornings news says that Col.
Kelly is not nortaily wounded. tie was shot
in tho breast, but the ball has been extracted,
and strong hopes are entertained for his recov-
cry. . S.' 'a' ""' Va 4''' s
The e1pedilionwas composed OF 8 companies
OF Col. Kslly's regiment, companies eflths
9th Indiana regiment, and 9 companies OF the
18th Ohio regiment. the ,whols commanded by
Col. Kelly, numbering about 900 mon The
Secesslohists numbered from loo to !, SD.
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NHUUc tNTdIFU. tHI -l8a %M
On the other hand, Mrs. President Lincoln
has two brothers, who are officers in the sonth
ern army, one Of whofa ID with JEFF Davis at
Nchmond. This is q queer country. IA.
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q 0y Mrs. Jefferson Dayis is on a visit 10
Massachusetts, ~ the present time, and Mrs.
Gen. Be .uresard is on similar mission to
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a choice selection, all new and fresh
butter, Eggs, Rags and Feathers always want
ted tor which the highest market price viii be
paid in goods ate ASH PRIGES. intend always
e have The best goods in uafket, whici, will sci
As Low as the Lowest
sIay 8, 1861 80 Il. W. S'rlIATTON.
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B.,xmr's Volwnleer Haan,,aI

A8sertised in the Sentinel can be had at
ttsSallice. Its excelentiwork, and cniy 90
csaxS per copy. Call and get one.
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01-sse Mr. Doaahue's Law Card in another
column. -
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lsealpy Wade Clotlliyag

is made m in the handeomest msnuet out of the
istest style OF gaods Nv goois were purchased
in New York VIXEN goods wore selling 1T panic
prices, and have no hesitation in saying, and
saw ng II be'dly, they nre IRON 5 70 90 per cent
cheaper tha, ever hetore ofasef in this m qrkat
This declaration viii he denied by many compel.
ilors but painful. as i may be 2 ntternen Won
mast face the music therefore pledge mysaItto
sell goods cheaper than any. otter establishment
IN this town, md challenge them, one and all,
to comparison of prices, -
Finally, lhave spoken. III that hears let t.em
hear. 20 make q grand rush forc, Bri3les' Cloth.
ing and Gents furnishing Store, near Brown 4
Mcrormick's
Cadiz, April II. 1861. J. BRff.h,ES
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y. B R r II, n m 81

For now Is tie winter Of our discomfort made
glorious summer. by the largest cheaDest. and by
fnr the most Brilliant stock of Ready NJ Made Cloth
ing ever offered in this town. Hope to Id hatter
ing tale. but never dremed of the 0ricas at which
am now Offering goods. Some men love 20 ronm
but they seek no furtsser after hearing etthe pri-
ces at my store havs every thing TINT, desi.
ratie and necessary for Gentiemen1s Wear at the
lowest market prices. Wy stock Of
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GTThs prices paid at the different Cattle
Markets last week were about the, salnc IS the
week previous. n%SaR
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Fas0M GRAFTON!
Rattle mt Plaillipi. -,..'.
g So "a
THE TRAITORS D EFEATED.
Special Dispatch to the Ipte,ligsncer

Special Dispatch to the Irte'ligsncer. ~ &'
81 Eaa s GRAFTON, June 8, 1861.
Encouragement took place this morning, be
tween United States troops AMI the rebel for
ces eneamped at Phillipi. Fifteen of.the trai
tors were X He'd, and from thirty to forty pris
oners secured. A large qaanty Of provisions
and ammunition were Iseas asesured. Some forty
or Atty horses and about four hundred stand OF
arms we're alsocaptnred. None Of tn FEEDER
al troops were xii ed,oi wounded, The seces-
,ipnists nude good !heir escape. a
Col Kelly, Of ,he FIRST Regiment, was badly,
ifnot fa!ally wounded. .a @ H.
.aS @ 55 tsEcoaD DISPATCH
....e GRAFTON une SIS r. M.
Col Kelly j, not SO badly wounded as was
a. first supposed,
Col WI, Wiley, the bridge burner, is a.
moug the prisoners & @s. II.
THIRD D.sPA TcH.
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s11z1g Disc q ge.
Iacipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
M Throat Disease. &c. &C.

We call especial attention TO persons afflicted
with those diseases % the fact that we have an
almost inyaluahle treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered. We have sue
ceeded on shis route in restoring cases OF this kind
in . lew months who have been treated for wears
to5no effect, and others are now under Treatment
ard arc rapidly beiRa sesiortd; as in fact to
their own wordasgtsey say they feel themselves
coming upeyery day Wedo onot positively cl aim
can help and make them moro aont1rlabls pro.
long hfe, and the most ocases can be successfully
4eufed II taken IN any kind OF time Rene mber.
this Is ail age OF Improvement and remedies are
beng discovered that disarm daease, oi many OF
.nany ol its terro!s. We invite those who are
'lhrsatoned, or have aiyform Of Lung DisenSe, to
give Us ototrlaI.f when We can Iroye all We have
said in ihe above. e- e#n
EXAMINA TION FREE.
.
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Dvsprpsin and liver TGiSeosc.

q
DySpepSin and Liver HgiSeaSe.
Do YOU Use with a coated tongue in the mornings
wi tn bad taste in the mouth nnd popr appetite
for breakfas,l Do you feel when You FIRST get uD
go weak md laagHid you can scarcely get al ou Z
Do YOU have dizziness in the bend at times and
often dulnnss, with headache occasionally Are
yaur bowels coetiye and irregular and appetite
chapgabe7 Do you ref up wind from the stonach
and do you boa, up ofteni DO you feel full
ness after eating and goneness wien the ston.
ach s empyi Do ycu feel low spirited and look
on the dalk size of thingsG Are ynu not unusually
nervous at tmes2 DO you not become restless
and otenay until midnight before you Z 70
sleepl and then at times, nj yeu feel dull amt
Sleepy most ot the timei Is yolr skin dry and
scalyf also sallowi. In short, is vour lite not
burih hen, full offorebrdingsi Now these are the
symptoms generally present, bIt MT aiwtvs all
of them, and here are thousands who arc suffer
ing daily from lhem. and we pledge our5esss, in
from three to five prescriptions, drive them III
away and compieteiy cure the patient changing
their Whole Physical and ment al nature, and TINS
make a blessing instead OF q burthen We ask
those who have tried until tired and discouraged
10 give US one fair triA and we candidly can do
Just what is above set forth Try TWO prescriptions
aid we can in that time satisfy the most ncredu.
ioas, We, call especial attention to our almost
invaluable rcatnient in the above discusses
= Prove all things" sr
SALT RHEUM AND S1ALD HEAD.
& We cain positively to cure every case OF these
diseases This is a positive fact, and we win.
pledge ourselves II give $50 to aav case OF me
kind that we cannot cure and we generally isute
with one prescrl ItioA.
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MILLINERY GOODS,

MRS. NJ SEEN GER,
gThankfpl tor the liberal patronage she has hith-
erto feceiyed, takes this opportunity of3announc
ing to her d umeFons friends and thepublic geuer-
ally, tAat she has just received q large assefss
snet,t of sBonnets, Flowers, Ribbons, Hosiery,
Gloves, Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods and notions
OF every description. ~
w Ladies call and examine our goods,we assure
ouBveryF effort will be made 70 please in sly le,
qhality and price.
d Appi! II, ls6i-3m
.s5yg For the Sentinst.
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DRs. WORKMAN & SHANNON.

INFORM The citi5ens of Horrison and ADJOINING
L counties. that they expect to be ii, Cudiz az
the National House on Saturday, May llth; sg,in
june 5th, and afterwards every month regularly
as notice will he given rom tine 10 line
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Astonishlmg leesiu c.ion Ia Prices ,
T. RR T - II TT 81

= = IL 1-NI + IL Ii III ~
Ho,all - II . u pNt' ht1l,. let the cI ad It'd.
ings 60 forth on the hill tops and In the vallaye
Let be spread abroad throughout the vast extent
Of this vast country Let the farmer. leave his
ploY IN the furtow; the mechanic his tools on tb
work bench, and one and all, :, far and near old
and Young, rich aid poor, in short let sho sntr
population make one grand ruah FOR @
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--- - oEVEN OcIocK, u. NJ
To G. Hi: Col Kelly is shot IN the left
breast. The hall has been extracted. VIII
report his condilion 20 gu daily. q. w.R.
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B r. IL Z E q

Has and is stili receiving iarge and splendid 10,
of Ready Mace Clothing.
And. oh what a falling is there my ycountrymen.
Nothing has occurred In ch7isiendom since she
GOOD which compates in The least with the
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STRAW GOODS!

In ,bis l!ns we have Shakers, Masses Hats, Boys
and Mems Hats and caps,whieh re wiia sell casap
fos cash
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1850 JOHN g. PEAR lCE, Csa;rr.as.
DAVID orSsneaA u Sse'y. gss "a
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Fog further partiskiars inquire for Or. Cones
pers at your post bfscps.
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RED, WHITE& BLUE!
Al tie Room Formerly occupied by
Mr.. Coleman,

One oil the tes, assorled ioi Of New Goods ever
broushf % CAdiE consisting in part y ec0o yards
O the iGs,ly celebrated AnosIiae, Wginsuite and
o ther prints. which viii sell lower ihsnessr.
Some more oi thooe famous
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II * II
UNION CHEMICAL PAINT
AN Artificial Marble,
MASUFAcTUaEDsAED SOLD By TEE
MEMPHId PAINT COMPANY,

In Grant OIL works Building, Navy Yard Memphis
lTennesaee.
Price List-Net Gass For kegs 1873 lbs-, p lbs-s g
Ihs., 100 Ibs. SIS per hundred. iuhexible OIL 81 per
qalien. A liberal discount 1rou the above prices t.
Wholesale dealers.
Once al d. ". Jones x Co.'S Wholesale and retah
druerist. No. 93q Main ST.. Address letters %
j. J.. NEWMAN, Agenfs
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DisttIaneous.

to ne Controller Of the State Or Ts11euss
Il on the F-HST A or JANUAhf, 1851.
The name Of this company is The Hartford Pre- n
suraHee o1mpanJ, and r. loeaied A~Lhafu1rd, Con
CAPITAL.
The amsunt o. capital stock is...-----S5a0u.B
The am9uat Or capital stock paiduP is--- @@o-n
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank-...-sGs5l-B
Cash On 1nndsof AGENTS, and ID
eouHe u transuifsiou---.. $3.50
personal and e[5i.5srsi .sssTis5....-. s5os.sa
Real estate u~leucumhered. building and /
lot 10 Pearl street. Hartford -e.----- lo"- 4
stoeks and bonds as follows. VIZ
81 shs Hartford bank
as Hartford. ...s51lo ssss@
900 shaP huuin bfkst1ct.
Hartford. -. 1000 900
100 sbs Connecticut river
Hartford 500 $50
90 shs Brchfe Gk stock
r.ord-.-...- 1000 1000
80 shs Sank o. Hrtf1rd
ouaty Hartford .... 75a T5o
90 shs Charter Oak rr.
rfard-....~...- 1000 H,N0
Hsr]s'a $500 $500
HsHhTi--..- 1900 AND
IN shH Nera ud Nan 5Sr.
Hsruerd..---..-- 1s2oo 1890
hd-.. 1850 gsas
% shs City bFz. Wsri-
1850 a.ua
20 shs Amer TX Bk.
SsE Tars 5000 1900
o~t0ouue1s
800 fmp7r ard Trad 5Fx.
ssE 0.ooo $500
so sas Bank 0fAurrlca.
Ss~ TarE ooo $3.50
300 sls Manhattan coy.
SsE e-Ioo0 1850
New 49, 1900 1900
90 sbs Ocean bk, N=E
1000 e11
Union lA New
100 she p B q q Amer.
heH erz---..---- 1900 800
sash-tr9polta a7'k
100 b. Bl-lsasue 5E,
N.oo NlWI
sost9a % 90 1880
iD ~ aranlte bEB
ton-----.---.- 90 co l0-gD
I'D .ls alhlE %. h-
sn--..-..----..--. 1000 1900
lesas Hite d Leah.r
pk. Bost9u----.--..- 10 COO 1900
100 shs webster bank,
bast9n ------.-.-.-.. 1900 1890
10 sms National bank,
Boston -----.. 1000 f9.roo
Boston -. 1oo0 I0I0o
To- she safety FurI bfE-
Boston .--------.-.-I o.1o1 1000
100 sls E1yistlu bank,
Boston -...-.-.---.-. 10eo1 lllr0
100 shs Revere bank.
Boston .---..--.---.. 10 0D1 1000
200 shs En- o. ne state
% Missouri. So. L11ls BOO 1I.a1
% chs Merchants TX,
So L1uIs..-.--.-.... 5000 5000
Of -1sstate bEof Wis
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bany ...--.--.... u SO IlsN
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IT'S use, II fairly tried, viii soon restore the tone q
4 tbs digestive oresns, i~nyigorate the blood, give gem
eral rotundity to the figure, and add energy 70 he mind
and nervous system. Its value has been remarkably
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hourishment 10 the body when no other can be borne,
snd furnishes the frame with fat IN a truly remarkabis
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For OOEsUEPTION and BRONCHITIS.
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Of the
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THE BRITISH REVIEWS.
AND
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TO TIE Cash TRADE!
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EUREE&A
-UKPARALLEEED SUCCESS
or Tbs
WORLD-RENOWNED
HIGH Land BITIBRS
Or, SCOTCH N
The Greatest Remedy for all Diseases Of the
STOMACH, LIVER and BOWELS
EVER DISCOVERED.
Health to the Sick Drink and Live


"A FEW words ie All mat - necessary 20 mAka EmQWu
n the history and wonderful curative powers Or tbla
astonishing rcmsdial ageui. the Highland Bitters, or
celebrated scotch stsmzchlc, which has proved Itself, In
every instance, % be TIE only pERaoea Or true iallsuau
Of health 10 the sick and amieied pf every nation and -
every slime. % vas discovered b Sir George Balan-
gal, n. D., p. r. g., Professor o. Military Surgery In
the far-famed University Of Etinburgs scotland when
climatic diseases we're cutting on In Thousands the
British and French saldiers In the Crlmea. during the
kussiau war, Sir George Baliangal WasupPointedb b. her
majesty, Queen Victoria, a. chief q the medical COM
uisgieneras 70 iuvesEFafe, in a scientific manner. The
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whict has alTays Characterized M Inhabitants Of The
Scottish Hlghlanis, aud the causes which led 10 such
depiorahls results 0the same individuala when exposed
70 change Of climate.
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FIREl FIREI FIREI


OUCH has been our confusion since the late Gre, and
- constant daily lab0rs 10 removing our siock fronl a
dangerous building and redttiug a new one, We have
scarce found the moment to express publicly our truly
HEARTFELr HANKs % the many friends who ez-
srted themfeives to their utmost in saving our property
at the Gre, their great care taken in avoiding breakage
and loss, and their subsequent sympathy in our Risfor-
tune. To our neighbors, who kindly threw heir doors
open to rs, and to Barnet Graham, ESQ who gensrously
offered Us the use Of his three fine stores in The Jackson
block, to store our stock safe from our perilous situation
sitter the IRE, We shall ever feel under deep obligations.
We could msuti. N many names Of those who put forth
daring e~xertions in saving our property, but we might
dc Injustice by 50 doing. Nay they receive a reward
such as wc cannot bestow.
II. P. FARNsWORTH & co.
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QUICKEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
Little Rock, Fort Smith, North
ern Texas, New Mexico and
California!
HI OVERLAND VAIL

WILL leave MEMPHIS, via Memphis and Little
w Rock railroad, every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
Az, att A. M, for the above points, making much
shorter time than any other line.
AN EXPRESS MESSENGER
will accompany each Train, and all packages left at the
varfed.
tickets can b. procured at the once of the Company,
Commercial Hotel.
J. R. ROBINSON,
mv4-dlv SUPERINTENDENT.
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