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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-05
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VOLUME %, NO 40
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-02-05

Mz-F Farmers put straw into their
slcighs when they ride in cold weathei
A..aa many other people usetit under the
inipfession that itcwill protectathe feet
IRON cold.s II is an active fonddetGr
:ssand viii take off the animal heat. as
.atasta tas as II can besgenerateds Ass.ei !,
Ess ", sssa.-.lA-L2A ell
GovgD Dawson Of Utah. IL III his way
1ssv .esss I'VE g1seaat J
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
An Amsc,inx scene.

A most affecting scene occurred yesterday
morning on the Avenue, while the California
regiment was passing up that thor0ugbfare. A.,
the o;rner of Seventh street 40 elderly gentle
man and lady were seen TO xlight from an omni
bus. The lady. upon learning that II WAS the
California regiment which was passing, ran
towards the colonel and worry eagerly inquired
II her sou. whom she had not seen for number
Of yoars, WAS connected with his regiment.
Receiving an affirmative answer, the mother
closely scanned the passiog patoons. until her
eyes tell upon the figure Of her soldier.son
marching along with his brave companions.
Uusble TO restrain her joy, she rushed into the
ranks and Glasped her boy in her arms, weeping
tears which only a mother can weep oxer her
child. The platoon halted for moment, the
men being struck with this ebulition Of moth.
erly feeling, and the long. .absont son returned
his fond mothers embrace, the big salt tears
streaming from his eyes aud rolling down his
cheeks, which for years perhaps had not felt
their refreshing Influence. The father also
clasped his son TO his bosom, his eyes suffttsed
with tears, at the same time banding him small
basket filed with provisions. The platoon then
marched on, the eyes OF the parents following
IL until out Of sight But few dry eyes were
there among the hardy veterans In that pla
topn, ...
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
strIous street Fracas. .

We are really getting alarmed for the repu.
tation of our city, AZ well N for the safety Of
the citizens. Besides the shouting case which
we mentioned In our issua yesterday, ano ther
case of 4 similar, but more serious nature oC'
CURED on tho same night Wednesday,. A
number Of soldiers were Carousing and rioting
in the vicinity of uingle's restaurant, in the
Third ward, when Patrolman johnson, of the
county police, tried to arrest them, calling
upon Edward Conway 10 assist him. As soon
al johnson got to tho soldiers, n man named
Cassidy, who Was tue leader Of the party,
knocked johnson down. Almost vt the same
instant, u smaller man, u German, hred pistol
nj Johnson, and another fred at Conway, the
hall passing by and slightly scratching his face.
johnson being killed, HI Conway supposed. he
seized Cassidy. the leader, and chung to him
till patrUlmen Bell and Beavers came up, who
took Cassidy into custody and conveyed him
10 the central station, and yesterday morning
he WAS brought out lor trial. johnson was
not no severely injured rs WAS at first sup.
posed, but he is dresd;ully hurt, \ wound ap'
hearing on tho sue Of the head bled profuse
iy, another m tho face noar the eye, u very
ugly cash, and another across the upper lip.
They succeeded in getting u wagon, and sent
him to his home near the city boundary. Pat
rolman johnson has The reputation of 4 very
fearless and prompt officer. Justice Walter
committed Cassidy TO jai. for court to answer
tho charge of assault and battery with intent
10 kill, y...
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
mrs. Secretary smith

Has been unremittng In her attentions upon
the wants of the sick soldiers In the various
hospitals of this city and vicinity. Besides fire.
quent visits to the hospitals, she keeps up a
constant correspondents with the humane and
patriotic women in other sections. or course,
ihe noble and patriotic effort. involve n great
amount Of sacrinte Of personal ease and con.
venience, and even of money. MS we are inform
Cd. But seeing so much suffering among the
siok and needy. and also the great SUCCESS al.
tending her efforts, and the vast amount oI
good accomplished In the softenjng and allevi
alton Of the distress 6f the suffering soldiers
impels her to eXertions In their behalf, to a
degree much beyond any thing which the pub
lie have supposed.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
DIED,

At 81. Louis, NO., at 3p. m, on Wednesday
the 26th inst, Miss SARAH b. CUNTS, eldest
daughter OF Maj. Gen. s. r. Curtis.
The friends Of the deceased, who learned heI
virtues during n residence OF some years Ia
this city, will deeply deplore this sad event and
warmly sympathize with the bereaved family
80 widely separated at this period Of sorrow.
The grief Of the mother Ia intensified by the
absence of those whose hearts could fully
share her woe, the General and one sou being
absent with the army In Arkansas, and The
other son with the army in Colorado.
The patriotic gladness OF the soldier over the
achievement Of a splendid victory will not sui
nee 10 allay thesorrow caused by the untimely
death of favorite child.
Death loves u shining mark, and only tarrieC
with his poisoned shaft, I'LL by y thorough edu
cation his victim became fully prepared to On
ter upon the duties OF u disting ushed position
In life, az accomplished as she was amiable.
q. B.
WASHINGTON, March ", 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Public schools In the County.

Mr.. Grimes. the chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on the District reported \ bill last Tues.
day, "t0 provide for the public instruction of
county of Washington. in the District Of Coum.
ba, without the limits Of the cities OF Washing.
ton and Georgetown" The bill is y volun,inous
document, providing for the organization of
seven school districts In the county, and one
commissioner to each district. II aiso provides
for An annual meeting of the inhabitants of each
of the districts, in which they shall elect three
trustees aud opO collector, to manage the bust.
ness of the district; also, To designate q suita
pr perty of the district for school purposes, to
nuiid, lease, or rent, and keep In repair, tho
dollhouse; To supply fuel, books, stationery
and furniture; to pay the salary ofa teacher
and all other necessary expenses. The other
sections of the bill provide for the manner in
which the tax on the property shall be levied
apd collected, and all other provisions are made
which are essential to n good school system.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Ladies' Fair.

Our readers have learned from our adver-
tising columns that the ladies Of the First Bap-.
tist Church are now holding ~ Fair and Festival
at Parker's Hall Penn8ylvxnia avenue, opposite a
Browns Hotel but they may not be aware Of
the numerous attractions and elegant entertain.
ments which are there provided. The hall ia
splenddiy decorated, especially prominent the
"red, white, and blue" and two magnificent
haga iifty feet IN length, with engrayiDgs, ever
greens, arches, hanging baskets, iestoons, &c.
There are tables loaded with fancy and useful
articles of every description, for old and young,
tastes can bo sui The supper room is
bountifully provided. and one OF the most ex.
perisnced cooks in tho city is engaged TO attend
To the Cuisine. But the greatest attraction is
the crowd OF lovely, charming, fascinating. win
ming, winsOme creatures, who wait on pur.
Chasera, or promenade the hall to the sound OF
the best music, and we advise all our readers,
and particularly those WIN have so long heen
deprived of ladies society-the " bold soldier
boys Ito spond an evening a. no pleasant a
place. 1t will continue open Til next Wednes
day evening.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

We visited "DuG Green's Row." yesterday
afternoon, for the purpose Of seeing the con-
trabxnds there and obtaining information In
regard TO them They were formerly kept In
.syk sssio sss Ss s TSs;s rSsS
are about Nifty Of these people there at present,
their numbefs having been Very materially
thinned out recently BY the frequent calls for
their services BY persons reading IL this oity
master In charge A. Alexandria has made sev-
eral drafts, from time 10 time, upon their num-
bers, As he had need Of them, for the purpose Of
lnboring IN his department, for which service
they get, for the fret time IN their lives, =
hfteeD TO twenty-five dollars per month. He
took away about forty Of these lsborers yester.
day. A large majority Of them are willing and
anxious to be employed. Some few Of them. rs
inclined to, do any thing, but we were assured
that these contrabands, In general, are not the
indolent, vicious GLASS Of poOple which some
interested parties would Ike to prove that all
Mr Reuben Bacon has charge of them since
the removal to their present locality. He is =
courteous and agreeable gentleman, who will
oheerfuly give any information which may be
desired by people who may wish to hire any
OF the persons in his care. Parties wishing
for their services must prove their loyalty,
and that their Intentions are good, in the
proper disposition and treatment OF the con.
trsbxnds before they osn obtain one. O.
Mr.. Bacon has been applied to, by owners Of
or. ss S Sse b
deaf ear, and will not allow negro oatohers 10
visit his establishment. He has even been ap.
piled to to keep slaves for their owners, but
refuses.
We have heard that certain lady in this
city, by various artinces, has succeeded In gel.
ting, one by one. the entire family Of negrOes.
belonging To n relative in Fairfax, virginia, for
the purpose, u Ia said, of returning Them 10
their owner. This was said tn have occurred
before they we're placed In the charge OF Mr.
Bacon. II ia a matter which ought tobe looked
after. .' 2 #.". r.Hs..s
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

WASHINGTON, March ", 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
CriMlnalCourt.

Yesterday morning Andrew Hennessy, tried
for stealing a cap from Henry Strasburg. was
found guilty.
James Monroe, alias Moore, for an assault
and battery on Jsbez Petsrd, submitted his case
10 the court. ..f. -.l.,....-
Ephraim Davis, u youth. for the larceny of u
pair Of boots from Fred. W. Smith, Was found
guilty.
The case of Joseph Price and Alfred W. Nc.
Donald, marines, indicted for malicious mis-
chic T In breaking a pane Of glass, was taken up,
and the case was not concluded when wa left
the court room.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Narrow EsCape.

Yesterday aiternonn. rs a couple of ladies
we're passing along = street, when in front OF
GRATED with red ribbons, and, but for the time
ly assistance rendered by Judge Purcell. who
happened to be passing along at the time. would
have been gored to death by the enraged ami.
NAL. The Judge succeeded In rescuing the
lady from her perilous position, by beating The
beast over lis head with u heavy came, mar.
rowly escaping being injured himself, II"
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
More ShOOtln r.

Thomas Ryan, a cavalry man, was arrested
on Wednesday BY officer McCauley for firing at
\ oolUred man near the corner Of Virginia ave.
nue. and Third street. He was taken before
Justice Stratton, who held him for further ex-
animation.
1t is not yet known what the cause of the
shooting was, Al the negro has not been
found,
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
HobbinR q Hospital.

Christian Rister and wife were arresied yes
terday, on the oath Of Mr.. q. l.. WhtcOmb,
steward In the Government hospital, near the
Circle, charged with "spiriting away" nun
her of blankets, sheets, towols, etc, belonging
to that institution, and apprOpris,lng them TO
their own use. They were both held to bail In
the sum of $500, by Justice Dom.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
mar 2s-d

QY GREEN 4 wILLlAas, A nc ,ionss. 8.
ID TRUSTEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
EAST OF THE CAPITOL, At AUCTION -on
AONDAY, tho l4th day Of April, isG2, shall seli
in front Of the premises, at o'clock m BY virtue
o. q deed OF t ust TO the subscriber, and duly
corded In Liber j. A. s., No l4l foios 4sp, ts6, +3l
and ass, one Of the Land rs,ords .ior WAshngto
county In the Di.lict of Columbia, the following
named property lying and being In the city Of Wa
irgton, District afortsad, viz weet part OF lot mum
bsred eleven (1l,) In square numbered ten hundred
and seven Il ,607) having front Of jorty two fee,
ainc inches ~ feet inches more or less, on north
y, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, east
running back to alley l15 feet, more or less, TO
geiher with the improvements, which are dwell
ling house &c. .....
TsRns or SALE will be one.half cash, balarce
in nix and twelve moaths the purchaser to give note
for the deferred payments bearing interest from day
OF sale all convey at the Of the pproha
ser; the cash payment will be required 10 be paid
down, when the property h knocked OF, snd Il no.
paid down, The property will be then. and there
again put up and cold to the highest bidder that will
comply ,and II the whole terms are not compiled with
In nve days, the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the ri,k and cost OF ihs delinquent
purchaser by Advertising The ssmc, three days, in
WILLIAM N. CRIPPs. Trustee.
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
Au.tioneers.
mar l3-2Aw6ds
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
The Female Department OF the second
Dlstilck kGllOol,

Abou, ono month since wo described All inter
eating exhibition by the pupils of the female
department of the second district school, at
their. schOOl.roum IN the old Masonic building
on the corner of Tenth and Il streets. On Tues
day afternoon we were present at u similar
exhibition ut that school, and were gratited ia
observe that they and their worthy teacher,
Miss Il. H. Boggs, were encouraged BY the pres
ence of the President of the Board OF Common
Council, several Of the school trustees, many OF
the teachers OF other schools, and number OF
tho parents and friends OF the pupils. The sec
ond number of the Literary Mirror, containing
contributions from the young ladies, was read
by the fair editors, Misses Susan Flenner aud
Olivia French, tho exercises being interspe rsed
with the slnging of Duets, quartettes, Choruses
&C., uuder the direction of Prof Daniel. Sew
srai articles in the Literary MirrOr are excet d
ipGy well written.--Sidr.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Military Changes,

Brig. Gen. A. Dury ea has been detached fr, m
Gen. Dix's department, and ordered to report
himself to Maj. Con. Wadsworth, commanding
the department 10 this city. Assistant Adju.
tant Gsn. VIM. H. Van Doehm has been de-
tached from the staA of Gen. Duryea, and will
report TO Gen. Cooper. who succeeds Gen.
Duryea.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
The Iadian Herb Doctor ,


ara few Of the many testimoDi .ls from The c,t'.
1sns Of Washirgtor 10 Dr. iumblsiy, the Indian
Esp.aie Complaint Cured
Mrs. e. W. BlAkemsn. Lang Hotel, Georgetown.
Cure IF ksruous Debiiiiy
Frederick 1iohleder, Fs,rcet, corner Second, lsl.
Scrofvla Cured
J. Mxloney, corner Fourth snd 3 streets.
Enlargement d Ae Hear Cured.
r. Downs, 345 Sixth strest, Washington, d. e.
Scryula CWed
J. ID. Lskemsn, Sixth street, No. 400.
C6nsuarsion Cured.
John Clark, Camp DluCan, ID. Z
John e. Day, corner Sect nd and ID streets,
Bad Case Of Jau,,dice Csred
Joha Hurd, No 800 New York avenue.
David DilOu,.a ,.a7s street.
Nervous rebilly Cured
John Donohu. No. 500, corner q and Third SITS.
m Cured cf Chronie Tisease.
wf% sFxsT PonnS S.s eA' and
Charlie. wilson, fr'ss e. s. I s.sSIss. 1;siIsy'
BesJ D.ney, rsss'i.sS siis:s ' .ad Pennsylvania
James Reed, twenty sixth and L ttreeta.
Chronie Rhsnaatism Cured,
NJ. q. Howard, Tenth street, near Pcnnsy ysnia
avenue.
Charles A. courveiser, Navy lard.
Asdhna, ajter all ot'er Doctors Failed.
8. j. White; mo. 2b3, street, south eide Of Capi
tol.
Suneer Cured.
| j. Blackburn, Georgetown.
| Bad Dreams, ioth Night Sio,ais, cured
Il. Haunscb, No. AT, Seventh street.
Es Cared.
j, J. Kane, G street, between Sixth and S,venh
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseaae and
tell his patients the nature OF their complaiuts
illness, Without receiving any information from
| them. No charge Tor consultation Once, No II
Washington Building, Penn sylvania avenue, corner
| of Sevcnth street mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Whl,.hur.,, Nc. tua P.nn. A..nu,,

WhItshurst, No. SJ4 Penn. Avenue,
Ia selling original cartgs de uis,LG photographs
OF Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness nf
Mcclellan Ia the latsst published, and Ia con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water oOlors. AlH0 portraits Of
distinguished men. Attention Of military men
10 called to Dur full length lsttsrtypes for send.
iog by mall. da0 l3
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Elny Preacnlaliun.

The splendid flag for several weeks ou sxhi-
b,tion at ialps, on Pennsylvania avenue, Will
be presented by Major Morton, of New York, to
the Tenth Legion, Fifty sixth regiment New York
State volunteers, this afternoon, at . O'Clock,
D. M, ~ their barracks on Meridian Hill. II
will be An occasion of unusual interest.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Valuable Statistics,

The Secretary Of the Interior has under CON
sideration q plan for organizing u statistical
bureau, with Il view to The annual publication
of what relates to production, etc, In all
branches of industrial lifo. II IL asserted in
reliable quarters that such information may
be had f ON year to year from marshals, exec.
utive officers of States, trade associations, &C.,
with trning EXPENSE.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
India Ru bbsr Goods,

Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers, q 2b eaoh
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, % Sc
esoh. f,..,.-.... ...
India Rubb r Goats, white and black, $3.50 each.
india Rubber Leggins, 81 per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods including Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber Sopp,rs Tor Bottles, DooI
Matt, Undersht citing for Beds in sickness &C. So a
manuiacturcrs' prices, At 4 A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse,
306 Pennsylvania avenue,
deo le-ti Bet Ninth and Tenth sts
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Accident.

A little boy. aged about nine years, while
playing with some Of HIS companions on Massa'
chusetts avenue, near Sixth street, WAS run
over by An ambulanos. breaking his arm Hi!
name was James Thompson. He was carried
to his home In the same ambulance by which
he was run over.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
lAnNEGD
#-r-fTf
- Ee ths Hsti,ral Rspublican.
DsAs&4tfaH' rsis asS Ssssi'
NJ n Q. O.

N hs,O.
Her vans lave trfmti6d- m; "a ~ : .
Where prayers have Oft ascended,
To aid in Conquering sin.
Brick AFTER brick did tumble, am
.r, A the wind blew strong and high;
And people even wondered,
And hesved some heavy sighs.
The ruins are still remaining. tt#I
As on the day they tumbled;
And We ask the pubic's kind indulgence,
In aiding Christians BUNDLED.
Up In the hall Of Association, ?. p.
Where Christian young men do meet,
OIL Gan bs found the "lste brick church mem
With something good to eat.
TIA only dime 10 every one,
And II It's freely given ,rI .H.
You have our kind and wxrmesl thanks,
And lay up treasures In Heaven. o.
Remember the place At Pafker's Hall,
And don't forget the dime;
Come early and take promenade,
Say At halfpSst eight or nine. .
WASHINGTON, March 26, 1862. T'
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
The ThsnksglvIng Prayer.

clergy men Of this District who refused TO rsac
1he prayer Of thanksgiving promulgated By
Bishop Whittingham. The plain inference Il
be drawn from such conduct ia, that these gen
TO thank God for our victories over them.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
The Capitol ExtensiOn.

We hear reliably that General Meigs has no
feeling concerning the proposed transfer Of
the charge of the Capitol extension TO the In
terror Department. He considers that the
main work is done, but that expense for the
adornment ought not TO be incurred \, the
present time.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
CoIna. Runlona,

Calositics, had Nails, Enlarged Joints, and all dis
eases OF the human Feet, cured without pain or los
Of blood, by
DR. WHITE, suRo.os CuIRoropIsr,
t26 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4h and 9Th sts.
Room No. 7, sec md floor.
Once hours from II N. 10 p. m.
Gentsel and separate apartment for Ladies'
Ladies and Gentlemen attended at their residences
mar " when desired
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
ARRIVAL.

Hon. Frederick r. Stanton, of Kansas, arrived
in town yesterday, and Ia now stopping at
Wizards. He 10 here for the purpose of con.
testing the seat Of Hon. Jim Lane, Senator from
Kansas.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Personal.

ALEXANDER CUMMINGS, of Philadelphis. whose
name has figured 40 consptcuOuslv In the de-
bates of CoDgress, in connection with the re-
port of tho war Investigating committee, Is now
In town, at WIlards'.
GoyERHoR Newell, of New Jersey, arrived ID
town on Friday last. He is now at Wizards
HoS. n. J. JEwErr, Of ohio, President of the
Ohio Central Railroad Company, and who was
last year defeated AS the Democratic candidate
for Governor Of that State, arrived yesterday
and Ia vt Browns Hotel.
Col. RoDNAS.-The President has nominated
this brave officer, of the Fourth Rhode Island
regiment, as brigsder general. on account Of
the signal service he rendered at Newbern.
Col. ROdman, at critical moment Of the battle,
made an impromptu charge with the bayonei
upon strong battery. rr
p. II. WATSON, ESQ.,, Assistant Secretary OF
War, has been quite sick for several days, but
is now much better again. His illness wns
brought on by tho immense physical and men,
tai labors of his post.
SECRETARY STANTON II 10 said that the Soc
rotary of War has been much exhausted by bis
unceasing labors, and none but a Herculenn
constitution could perform the amount Of brain
and hand labor imposed on him.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
The brute.

Mi0haelSugarae (sug1r,y, but nui very sweet
wo imagine was arrested by u fourth ward pa.
trollnan, and fined t5,9i, for that mean and
worse than british offence Of beating his wife.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Water Law,

Richard Hill, for violating the water laws by
tapping u private service pipe, In two places
was sentenced by Justice Clay ton to pay a hne
of $50. ~
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
ADDrODriAle.

A fellow by the name of John Drunk was ar.
rested and turned over TO the military author
tiles, yesterday, for being found drunk.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

G10 REWARD will be given 10 any person who
0lU will give Information TO any justice Of the
peace or myief who tho Villains were that tore down
my sgn upset my show case and broke Il, and stole
sway the American hsg from $50 Pa avenue, la.'
Tuesday night.
Heretofore, have depended upon the night police
third time my signs and fiRs have been torn down
and cut to pieces st Jlen aud carried away, aud on
the moet public III ,roughfare In Wa hngton sm
comp, lied to offer liberal reward for any injury
done to me, Tor shosing ut the sentiments of pat
,iots upon my sikas Ten dollar. additional wil be
given ior the conviction OF the robbers and thieves
SAMUEL s. WOOD,
American Flsg Store,
mar 81 ate $50 Pa avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Communicated.

win not the city authorities look u the con
di,ion OF public well on r street north, be-
tween First and Second streets. II Ia left In a
dangerous condition by the late storm.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

i will definitely lose Ills ONCE 10 Washington on
Saturday Ev'niue. the .9h in.tant, after wnich
date all persons afflicted with Pulmonary Diseases
cun consult him personally or by letter at his office
No 81 East Twelfth street, near Broadway, New
York
His iiice here will r,ms in pen for the reception
OF patients afflicted wi h Catarih, Bronchitis Con
sumption, and Asthma, H., TO the evening Of Satur
day, 10Th instant No. 2O3 Pennsylvania avanue,
Wa hipgtoh. mar 20
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Coal OiIl Coal or

s,ill continue 10 supply the trade with the bcs,
quality Of Coal vl, ut so cents per gallon by the
barrel s. w. O'LAUGbLIN,
mar 21-2ts Cor. N. J. avenue ana Il st.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
Psddifsx without License.

Dennis O'Toole WAS brought before Justice
Clayton, and fined $40 and coats, for peddng
without u license.