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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-16
cADIz, ONO, July 10, 1862.
McNEELY NORMAL 5 CHoOL.

THE SPRING TERM (l2 wesks) begins
l. August Goth, 1862.
Instruction given in the Common English
branches, Penmanship, Elocution, Grammar,
etc. Special attention is given to training
teachers in these branches, apd .i.li1g ,hem for
the successful management Of schools. The
higher Academic branches-AlgebTa, Geome.
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, PhysioL
ogy, Botony, Logic, &c, &C., taught us here.
totore.
Latin and Greek languages taught.
Vocal music taught.
Instruction on Piano and Msodeon at usual
rates
"Lewis's New Gymnastics, 30 useful to
teachers and students, practiced and taught,
with allnecessary appara tus.
Lectures are given each term on the "Art
OF Teaching" and the Management Of
Schools" and other subjecls Of interest
The continued prosperity oi the School is an
assurance TO the public that the labors and ex.
penditures of the teachers are appreciated.
For Catalogue or further information, address
EDWIN REGAL, Principal.
or Prof. W. BRlNKERHOFF.
Hopedale, tlar. Co., o Oct. %, 1861,
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For the Sentinel.
GEEE'EJARV.

Mr.. ALLEN Among the brave and self
sacrificing soldiers who passed through many
battle in defence of his country, and came
out unharmed; was BENJAMIN BELL, son of
John Bell, Of Moorefield township, who died
at Monterey, Tenn, Of typhoid ever.
Mr.. B. was among the first to volunteer
from this county, in defence Of his country's
flag. He made visit to his family in Iii.
nois, and arrived just before the lamented
Douglas returned from Congress, and reused
the patriotism Of the people of Illinois, by
his thrilling appeals in behalf Of his country;
when Benjamin Bell, among many thousand
others, volunteered in that State in few
weeks; and in consequence of service, was
not permitted to visit his lather's family.
Lieut.. Poak, in a private letter says, "he
was brave and daring soldier, always
prompt duty, and ready for action; which
entities him to place in the memory Of ev-
cry true patriot and lover of his country"
The deceased was in the battles of Bel
mont, Fort Donelson and Shiloh, besides
other skirmshes. t- 4
The following notice was prepared by his
company, and we ask for it place in con
nection with what is already written
"The undersigned committee of co. A.,
30th Reg. Of Illinois VOL, was appointed to
prepare a suitable minute on the occasion Of
the death Of their fellow soldier Mr.. Bell.
"DIED-ln hospital at Monterey, Tenn,
June 9th, 1862, OF typhoid fever, BENJAMIN
BELL, private Of company A, Both Reg.
III. Vol.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his all
wise providence, to again visit our ranks, and
remove from us by the hand of death, our
much esteemed friend and brother in arms,
BENJAMIN BELL; and whereas, we the re.
naming members of the company, believing
it to be our duty, in some measure express
our feelings on this sad bereavement have
Reso1Ued 1st. That in the death OF Benia-
min Bell the company has lost one OF its
most faithful members; one who was ever
prompt to duty, and who had by his many
acts of kindness, won the esteem of all who
knew him. . ...... .s,.fr.-
RESOLVED I'd. That the warmest sympa- !
thies be extended to the friends of the de
ceased, and that while we deeply mourn his
unlimely death, we most earnestly hope that
our loss may be his eternal gain.
"Reso'ued Sd. That a copy of these reso
lutions be presented to the parents of the
deceased; also, copy for publication be seen
to the Aledo Record and Kethsburg Observ.
er. ....
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no FOR lEIlE 9sTn REGIMENT.
NOW Gol h. t------ Ia .Al.t,.l.a4
Fall ImiiaEaAlol Im!! Fall Hn!M

1t will be seen byreerence to our adver'
tising columns that William 2. Sanders,
Esq, OF HopedaIe, has been commissioned
by Gov. Tod to raisea company in Harrison
county Mr.. s. is the right kind OF man
---kind hearted, sober temperate and indus
trious., Our brave men could not go with a
better man; and we hope to see the patriotic
citizens ofthis county filling up his company
Immediately. Gov. Tod says Ohio must
Trhish 40 600 men Immediately, and let
Harrison county farnishin this hour of our
lcounsry'ss peril her fun qdoto Of this number
Fall in! FALL mi! FALL 1Nl!l tl..lJ. p
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VSlUNteeeS.

Harrison. county will have to raise at least
$50 men for the 98thregiment, and the soon.
sr our people 60 to work and get mp coppa
r,ies, the better Il will be for themselves and
the Government. WHO will take the lead 10
this matter. Ifthey are not raised by vol
unteeripg they will be by, draft. That's
,,ro III ~ H.. " VI
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r e. ,,,naot Stey,bes,ytiic.

Twill be seen by reference to the Military
Orders we publish to day, that the counties
Of fJefessoar Harrison, Belmont, Tuscarawas
and Carroll are to compose one district; and
that these counties must furnish men enough
for the 9sth regiment, and that the men as
fast as sscrailedi ara to be sent to the camp
a, Ctorhapvilln
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SIX For the Sentinel
GNsnrfifsc.

rR1GoNoMETRIcAL QUESTION

4
,al.g of the Sentinel. ~.
TRrGoNoMETRIcAL QUESTION ~
Solation In order that the reader may
understand the solution, 1t will be necessary
to draw the diagram as he goes along. Rep
resent sphere on plane surface. Draw the
diameter and mark off "a of the surface of
the sphere by line parallel to the diam.
eter, and designate the line A b. Mark the
center Of the sphere G and draw B G. Mark
the eye D and draw D G, which will be per.
pendcular to the diameter and will cut the
center of the line A B. Draw d D and
mark the hight Of the spherical segment
E Il. Supposing the earth to be. 1912 miles
in diameter, the "a ofits surlace=73748758,
4064 So miles, which divided by its circum-
ferance( (24856. .3392)=2967 miies-hight of
the spherical segment whose surface is vsi.
BILE. OF 1856 miles. 1856 -2967=987
length of E G in miles. B C-3956 miles.
To the right angled triangle B G L sufficient
data are given to determine the unknown
parts The side B E==3630 37168 miles,
and the angle at B Ia deg. 29 min. 80 sec.
Since B d is tangent Of the arc +, the
angle at 3 in the triangle d b G is right
angle. Subtracting ID deg. % min. 80 sec.
from 50 deg. gives the angle at B in the right
angled triangle ID b L, which rs deg 81
min. 81 sec. In. this latter triangle sufficient
date are given to determine the unknown
parts. .DF=14834 9498 miles. Subtract
ing from this 1867 miles, the remalnder=D
FSll867 .94SS miles=distance Of the eye.
s-sr,e OPTICAL QUESTION. .l..
believe that the reason why we see things
single is explained by Parker by the fact that
the optical nerves unite before reaching the
BRAIN thus conveying to thai organ one i'm
preston. In addition TO this have seen the
following explanation given: "The asis Of
both eyes is turned to one object; and. there
fore the same impression is made on the
retina of each eye." Will the phenomenon
admit Of an explanation on the principles ol
psychology?
| - y s. sa QUESTION. gs#.E
Considering the etymology of deleble and
indelible, as also that ol parSnep and turntp
why the difference in orthograpby?
| ,,'I 1+. INQUIRER.
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IA New Hwhor,,.L

MrsW.-L.s WARNER, is now canvassing
Harrison county for the sale Of Johnson's
New Illustrated Steel Plate Family Atlas,
and tho only illustrated Township Atlas Of
the World ever published. We have exam
iinped the work, and can safely recommend it
aas decidedly the best work Of the kind ex-
sen" eaata saHtg gte ,a gn ns.4t...c o.. i.,,.
We shall have more to say Of this excel
lent work hereafter. 'laa. s0 ,@t@s5
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0TFrank Hatsen, Of the 74th, son OF the
editor OF the Rppab',can arrived at home on
last Saturday evening, in poor health.
Ii, j. McFadden, Of the 4Sid, arrived the
same evening, inthe enjoyment of excellent
health and spirits He is on recruiting ex-
pedition,i and also for the purpose OF gather
ing up the men belonging to that regiment,
who are now at home, and who are without
e.,..az, ,2s 81 gtl &. a HFr g ts.as a,aoa o.. ~
1uElouSus'. M aa4 It,.-s s@y \ I'd, n y, .,..... d. .
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IN xvsa d dinaMCeS.

A considerable portion Of the outside Of
to days paper is taken up with the ordinan~
ces of the town OF Harrisvile. The people
of that town are governed by strict laws ''
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eTWhen you want good Watch or
Clock, go TO Barrett's. IfZyou want any,
thing IN bis line, give him call GO and
look athiS goods, anyhow: they are splen'
did n
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nTThe office Of the Steubenville On'o"
IS offered for sale. This is an opportunity
for good Democrat to, make a profitable
investment.
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rxn CO., rlcs,,c,,nu's Army

we have another interesting letter from
our correspondent in Gen. McClellan's army
dated July9, giving t1ll account of Pres'-
dent Lincoln's visit to the Army of the Poto-
mac which pvingto its leasth, we are com
peheds TO tsapcde publishing untl next
.-oolr
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hrSTEpHEN HALL, an old and much Ie-
spected citizen Of Freeport, this county,
died on the 4'h day Of July.
Mrs. SUSANNA BARGER, widow Of the late
Peter Barger, Of this township, died July D.
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0rYThere has been nothing important
done in Congress during the past week. Inc
members Of that body have spent their time
in abasing and defending our brave generals
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0TA bloody riot took place in Toledo
Ohio. or. the 9th inst, between lot OF wharf
hands and negroes, on account of the latter
working for reduced wages. This is only the
beginning.
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$40! WAGES PAID 500

TITO sell goods for the ADAMS SEwINe MACHINE
L COMPANY We will give commission on
oil goods sold by our Agents or pay woges at
from $40 to Sl0O per month, and pay all neces-
sary expenses. Our machine is perfect in its
mechanism. A child can learn to operate 1t ny
half an hours instruction! 1t is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and we have
reduced the price to Fifteen Dollars,
Each Machine Is warrTnted Tor three years.
Address T.. 2UGGLES,
Gen. Agt., Detroit. Mich.
June 18, $50.
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Boots. Shoes. Caters, &c.

q SLEM MONS has now on hand at his old
~. stand on Market street, tbs largest, finest,
Boots. Shoes; Gaitsrs; &c. ever offered In this
market, which he viii positively sell low.---
Ha ling purchased the principal part Of his
stock Tor Cash, no can Fell ehesp TO suit the
times Cali and examine his stock before buy
ing elsewhere 2
(;ndiy June A. 1862. l4 sfAt 5g sg 344
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Communications.

A largeportionof to days paper is taken
up with correspondence and communications
They wilfaA be found to be interesting.
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rThe youngest son of Secretary Stan
ton, aged eight months, died in Washington
City on the night Of the 10th inst.
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Israel Birney's Estate.

M Office is hereby given that the undersgn- :
IN ed has been appointed and duly qualified
as executor of the last will and testament OF the
estats Of Israel Birney, late of Harrison county,
Ohio, deceased All persons interested will
take notice.
Yer SAMUEL FL. BlRNEY,
"tT M' Executor.
July 9, la62-3tpd.y sa
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Cattle DIa rlxet.

Beeves sold in the Allegheny Cattle mark
ct last weed at prices ranging from So to
S3 81 81 p !. l.Lf..-.
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D. w. PoAK, }
M. L, DETwILER, Com
r. G. HARDEN.

On the oath ult, at Perrysville, Carol
county, Ohio, of consumption, RACHEL S
ADDAMs, wife Of Geo, w. Adams, aged 80
years. "
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tJwe are pleased to learn that tbe brave
Captain Charlesworth has been promoted 10
q Msjorship. -'a ..,5 '''i .5
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We will publish next week full and conl-
plete exhihit Of the new Federal Tax Law.
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.

r WILL offer for sale on the premises, to the
| highest bidder, between the hours of one
and three O'Clock, p. M on SATURDAY the
RTae EIlu and. lying on the road Issdina ' from
Thomas Rogers Mill to West chester, in WASH
ington township. Harrison county. The land is
reasonably wei.watered, with a pretty good
House, Kitchen, Smoke House, Stable, Creamery
and Corr. crib on it--ull plain. II has also a
goodly number Of bearing Fruit Trees Of differ
ent kinds on it.
Terms will be made known on the day Of sale.
For further particulars the subscriber can be
consulted .st his residence one mile west Of said
premises. .,.s.i itf ts.. &
Executor of the lest will and testament Of An.
drew Hogge, lats Of Harrison county, deceas.
cd YuaHa#,f ;
July 9, 90. s 77tfsH g
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Another Member Of the FEST
HhrrrsOMd County company
Dead. E.s 49, s'N'
We are called upon to record the death Of
another one OF the brave volunteers from
this county. RoBEnT PouLsoN, Of this place,
and = member ot Company H. 18th Ohio
Volunteers, died in the hospital near Corinth
June Is, from fever. Robert was good
boy, aud after passing safely through the
bloody fghtrat Shiloh, he was taken sick
with feyer, and after . severe Illness, died.
Peace to his memory.
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Rebels Advancing towards Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Movements.
CoRrNTH, July 12,-The rebels have been
making mysterious cavalry demonstrations in
front ever since their repulse at Bonneville
by Col Sheridan. The latter has fallen back
near Ramsey.
The movements are thought by some to
be an advanced force TO attack Corinth.
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0rNsws during the past week has been
on the scarce order. assis .B .r...
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AND BUCKEYE JR.. MowER

AN ~ DUNE i II Jh', mU w Elk.
A FTER having been compared and fully
~ tested with other heryesters, have proved
ar superior 10 all others, and now stands with
out rival.
The undersigned having the Agency for the
sale OF these HaYyesters in the counties of JEFF.
ferson, Harrison and Belmont,ar new repaired
10 supply all who may wish to purchase, at
manufacturers prices.
We will have local agents in different sec.
tions of the above named counties Our con.
ditions of sale are such that there il no risks
Whatever in purchasing Of US viz: Take them
without paying anything on them or giving any
Obligation. Ii they prove sat sfa ctory tyou
being the judge) pay for them as per agreement
IL not entirely satisfactory return them to us.
We are prepared to duplicate any par. that
may be broken or worn out.
Order early 10 avoid disappointment.
Cash price of Buckeye Mower Sll5
Jr., Mower Sc
Purchaser paying freight, which is as low as
on other Movers For any intor nation wanted
apply to or address US ut Cadiz. H arrison Coun.
ty, Ohio, GEORGE " WILSON.
Cadiz, Jnne 4, 1862.
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Railroad Time Table.

Trims on the CsdiE Branch are now run,
n ing as abllows. ~ Efit. ti'tf j..
Leave Cadiz. 42O N. 9;i5 4. N. 500 P. N
Arrive at Cadiz 6.25 - ll;25 6'45
The train leaving CadiE at 4:20A NJ, con-
meets with the train going West on the main
road; the train leaving at 9:l5 A. NJ. connects
with tbe tfsn going Fast and the train leav-
ing atS3:20P n connects with both Eastern
and Western trains.
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Excitement atLOWisviIle over
NlOrgaM'S Raid.

LOUISVILLE, July 13.--Rumors have reach
ed here that Morgan's guerrillas, $500
strong, in two squads, ale at Hsrrodsburg
and Danyille, destroying property aud steal
ing horses. Considerable excitement exists
in Louisville on account OF the proximity Of
the guerillas, and effective measures have
been taken to prevent incursions.
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M MA.-RRIHlIo.

a. Oh the eth lnst., ,sby Rev. Lewis, Mr.. JOHN
r. ALLISON, Of AHopedale. Harrison county,
TO Miss. NANCY II. SHAMEL,of Uhrichsyille,
''Tpscatawss cpnnty ohio.. & , XXX - e..
W q - ~ "
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TO TEACHERS.

EXAMINATIONS will be held on tho last
~ Friday of the following month";, ,lcommsn.
cling at 10 O'Clock Of the day mentioned tind
continuing one day and one half; June. August
September, October, 1862; February and March
1853. The June examination will Be held in
Deersyiile the March examination In Hopedale
and the remaining ones u Cadiz. 1850
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES
GEORGE & WILSON'S.
Stock Fresh and Complete

w iron the South and East, the largest
Stock oI Groceries ever brought 10 CsdiI, to
which we wish to call the attention OF Retail.
ers and others wishing 10 purchase for their
own consumption. Wesre de. .ermined TO sell
ss low If not lower than either Steubenville
or Wheeling prices. Our stock consists in
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M T Z L 7 N Fl r Y
Jed s.arat st. AND
FANCY GOODS!
MRS. M SPENCER,

b Thankful for tine liberal patronage she has
hitherto received, takes this opportunity of an
nouncing to her numerous friends and the pub
lie generally, that she has just received large
assortment of Bonnets, Flowers, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts--in short, Fancy Goods
and notions ofsevery description.
3TLades call aud examine our goods, we az
sure you every effort will be made to pleasesn
style, quality and price.
Bleaching i nd Pressing done to order.
April 80, 1862. ~ 3e a@ l.ca
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THE HISTORY
Civil, Political and Military Of tho
SOUTHERN REBELLIONi
Comprehending also Important State Papers,
Ordinances of Secession, Congressional
Proceedings, Official Reports Of
Commanders, etc.
BY 0RVILLE }. VICTOR ~ o8
JAMES D. TORRY, Publisher. No. IS, Spruce
=.1 Street, New York. gs's-..,

In Volumes royal octave. illustrated with
Steel Engravings, Maps &c.
This popular work gives a lucid and exhaus-
tive narrative OF the Great Rebellion. II is
beautiful ly printed in royal octave, with catch
notes, summaries, indexes, &c. 1t is the only
work Of this comprehensive nature yst offered
to the public, being not mere Record" bat a
consecutive contemporaneous History OF the
Rebellion from the beginning to the end of the
the Great Struggle. 1t has met not only with
ike highest enc oniums of tie leading press, but
has been cheerfully and strongly endorsed as
'sPatriotic and Praise worthy ente.prise,n by
such distinguished citizens ASTON. J. Holts
Mai. Gen. Dix, Gov John A. Andrew, Edward
Everett Hon John Sherman, Hon. Ben. Wade,
Hon SIS, Cox, Hon. N. P. Tallmadge, and
many others. Among its patrons are the Pres
ident and Cabinet, General Mcclellan, &c.
The work can only be had OF the Canvasser.
1t is net sold by ''ths Trade. - All who wish to
become possessed OF it should anvail themselves
OF the first proposition of the Agent. ay The
Volumes to be delivered by the Agent will cor
respond exactly with the specimen copies ex-
hibited.
aa J. II. CLARK,
Agent for Harrison County.
CndiZ June a. 1862,
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ork. .tsissh ~ htash 54rXf r5gtrt
aO@jtH & asf Su .bc4 w.. .gsl
@2 hYA
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GTSilver4 change is getting to. be very
scarce. Gold is worth 16 per cont in New
York 4ste atb t5t,s, a.,.h sgy - st
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Considering the etymology of deleble and
indelible, as also that oi parSnep and turntp.
why the difference in orthograpby?
.,.f r, J INQUIRER.
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Bees in a Movable Comb Hive

Delivered 10 the purchaser and INSURED all .
right, with an individual right to make and use
the Hive oil for SIP.
&rusan Queens may be furnished ere long.
Call ut The residence OF the subscriber, Ave
doors North of the Post Office and see il the
Hives act cs represented, and if you get stung
we pay the dam ages. N -
&TCirculars sent tree on application
X. WILKlN, Cudiz, o. s
April 30, lS62-3m 7sEr't5 -
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VICKsRURG, July l0.-The firing was
quite rapid this evening. The enemy replied
with rifed guns. No great damage was
done.
President Davis issued congratulatory or
ders to soldiers on the series of victories
which, under Divine Providence, had been
lately won. As President of the Conieder-
ate States, he tenders them the thanks OF the
country.
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CALL ON
NJ. a. HANNA,
THOSE LEAF BEE-HTVES.

Next Door to the Post Ofnce.
April 90, 1862. -... -.. ss.. ..... .,.
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WASHINGTON, July A. Fellow citizens of
the Senate and House Of Representatives; Here
with is the draft ola bill to compensate any
State which may abolish slavery wi hin its
limits. The passage Of which subtantially as
presented respectfully and earnestly recon-
mend. @
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The Best Hive

they have ever seen; and why should they not,
since every ne cessary operation that has ever
b,en erformed with bees in any hive may rea !.
ly be done will this, and ye, it is only small
variation from 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-23

Al, Avu,sssox. Tbs kev York Spirit OF the
r,mes siu,ts the drubsinS The feAr rSis received
At Richmond, asd s.,s W9l sAss ssx months
70 rrsovev iron the d'sssser:
RI. Ne Ywk T.nes nskss ~ same sdmi-
ION. Nd thus gccniIy sIoses IL long ar;'Sl'
on the Defeat al Rsehaond -,
B~yoad al question:, this intelligence WI
IL Il entirely nne xpected and skaters The high
hope. which the whole country has Of late IN.
dulssd, that with the TALL OF Richmond. the end
OF the rebellion vas close At hand. hs' 'ni-
depressing effect will be temporary DAY :
reflection will roHac the whole country TO me
necessity OF smother EFFORT to crush the fet"
Non However ~ may regret the Gec'-~hy n'
further sacrifices, there Ia no Alic iative' '" 6
have no election. even II we ~en base enough
to dssire one We eanpot y,sld 10 the rebels
IA arms without absolute and permanent dis
grace thout complete ruin 20 all our hope
81 national rrno~u, without the ,os- Of every
thing that MAKES our country great. prcspsfoa-
and Tree.