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The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Am ssse esnsnts.

FoRp's ArnEs. s.sux. This popular place Of
resort WAS hed last evening, 10 witness kh0ther
triumph for the accomplished star, Miss Lucille
western. Her versatility OF talent 10 most re-
markable, and II WAS never more apparent, or
more enthusiastically acknowledged, than on
this occasion. This evening she appears as
Peg WofinatoD, In Masks and Faces" and
Gertrude, In the Loan OF a Lover The sue.
cess Of the Athenmum Ia now placed beyond
the shadow OF y doubt, a. is demonstrated by
tho crowds of the most fashionable residents
Of the city who hil this place nightly. Not to
have visited this delightful resort has almost
become Synonymous with want of TASTE and
appreciation Of all that 10 beautiful and en- =
chanting. ..i.1' f.1T .'.
Mas. KExBLE's READINGS See advertisement.
ing, at willard Hall. II any attraction Ia need
ed, in addition to the deserved celebrity OF
Mrs. Kemble, II IL found In the appropriation
Of the proceeds OF the tickets for the relief Of
our brave soldiers who are sick and wounded.
CAsrxRBuRY.--To.night presents the visitors
of the Canterbury With ballet novelty entitled
"The Serious Family The company en-
braces several new artists in addition to those
of tho combined companies. Mr.. Joe Childs,
the clog dancer, created sensation last night.
Mr.. Delevante, having recovered from bis acci.
dent, appears tonight. Miss Fowler and Miss
Mortimer are received with undiminished ar.
plause.
SAHPoHD's' OPERA Tr0prE.-Tbe interest in
this highly successful place Of entertainment,
continues unabated. =,
Tie comical Sanford, the enchanting Mrs
BcrdweT, and the entertaining Dir. BOrdwelI
and others of this entertaining troupe are
drawing crowded houses nightly.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
Ambuin n ccs.


able things in connection with the idea RI being
wounded on the battle field, would be the In.
cessant joling which must necessarily be pro
duced by being transported In one OF those
ungainly carts called "ambulanCes, which we
SEQ on tbe streets so frequently. Why such u
s,yIe and shape wss adopted for this important
vehicle we never could conceive. The idea OF
being placed in one OF these vehicles, with
gaping wounds, shas,iy, bleeding" and being
tossed about for any distance. Is horrible.
But ran any other system b0 devised! An,
yes! here we have 1t: -...
Our friend, Col. Charles ParsChipg, who has
had abundant experience ~ European armies,
has Just unfolded to ua plan which we SHOULD
think might work admirably. Heproposes that
IN every division Of the army an ambulance
company should he attached, who shall be en-.
listed and specially employed for that purpose.
Each man is to carly the half Of n litter, two
navy revolvers,a bai0het, u knapsack, one half
Of which IL for his own personal effects. and
the other for carrying bandages. lint, sticking
plaster, &C., for immediate use, TO prevent the
wounded from hlseding to death before the
surgeon arrives; n large Ganteen, with water
for tho wounded, aud other little essential ari
clos for such purposes. The whole Of these
articles, Col. Y. claims will not cucumber the
man more than the usual equipments Of An
infantry soldier. The bali litter Ia Of his own
construction, Weighs only about fve pounds,
and when not in use can be carried over the
Two men of this company should always keep
together, and By means Of their two halves
they form litter, with cover, on which ihcy
carry the wounded from The battle field 10 the
place where the surgeons have established
themselves.
Every man has broad bandoleer of black
leather from the left shoulder TO the right hip,
and one from the right shoulder to the left hip,
with sling each, TO put the ends Of the litter
through, so that tho weight Of the load rests
on II, and that the men have one or both hands
free If they should ba obliged to make use ol
their weapons.
Every man should have a small whistle 10
give signals to othor members Of his company
Each company should have two officers. and
AZ many non.compissioned officers ~ there
are regiments In the DIVISION.
Many heartrending instances OF the necessary
abandonment Of The wounded on the battle
field, and elsew where, have occurred In The
present war. which might have been avoided
had this system been adopted. As Col. Pr
schiDg says:
Hardly any extra expenses would be oCca
sioued. while Invaluable good would be done
by it; for,
BY the formation Of such companies, innu-
merable pains would be eased, hundreds anC
thousands OF lives might be saved, and the az
onies Of thousands Of mothers, wives, sisters
aud daughters would be allayed. who have Al
present their supporters under arms"
General 5. Casey says of II:
Tho prominent idea IL excellent. I recon
mcId Il 10 the favorable consideration nj tbt
Medical Department Of the army"
Other prominent military men, ~ well 4,
civilians, have also approved ot The idea,
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

NOW TIE TINE 70 BUY SPRING
N Clothing Trunks, Hsp, and Caps, at No 400
Seventh street mar 2o-dtm
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

Nov Is YOUR TINE OBUi YOUR CLOTH.
~ ING, FukNisHISG goods. HATS and
APPS 81 very To-" pri3cs, ut L. A, BEALL co 5,
No JHI Seventh, between ana X streets.
mar AIM
The national Republican., 1862-03-27
LOCALYEWS:-
"a ,Ses sss4 FL f-ste
., AayEtissrs.

E..rly 70 thousand copies Of the Repss
Hoor are circulated among the floating pcpu,s
t,ou every dag besides ,hsisrse numterser'eS
to regular Subscribers. Advertisers will take
nots aasovdinGiy. A.. ,l.s.tI. Er.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

CurER1 K ROSEwOOD.CASE PIANO.
- FORTE at sacrifice.
We have In store an eiegaat Rorewotd case, Pearl.
keyed Plano forte, which cost sijn- will be sod Tor
s25' JAS. g. MCGUIRE h co
mar 26-8t fStsrl Auctioncsr.
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

LoR SALE OR RENT.-warehou near the
L coruer Of lndiana av, nue. and G .'leet, witp
large enclosed lor .ted, and stabe-raro I'd track
trort Apply en the premises, or sddress Inc at BAL
limore. JOHN =. pICKRELL
mar af--st"
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

TtOMH ONE AND ALL Al l. \, BbALi. 4
" co 4, No J6I seventh street, between ! and h
70 buy your CLUIHING FURNISHING GOODS
HATS ard CARS
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

I BEALL h co >, No 36I Seventh street
Il. between and X, 10 the place to bay your
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS
HATS and tAFS at New York prices
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

FINE ESGRAvING OF EACH
! his popular work .bouli be In til, hands Of ever
soldier aud o,N ilan ,h oug hout the country
Tne noble example aud heroic sacrifice Of the g
immortal patriots, should be placed In tho hands OF
every voIunt9cr in the grand army Of the Rcpubl
Parents could coaicr no more lasting beneht on
their sons, nov serving the nion, Than 10 present
them w,th copy Of work which would strcn gthe n
and deepen their patriotism und inspire thtm 10
higher Efforts IN defence Of liberty and Justice
lows address at the grave, on the oeath OF Lyon
on the Life and Services OF Baker, Blkets repiy in
the senate, 10 the traitor Breckenridge, the Presi
dent procitmatioas, calling the nation 10 arms arc
Lk,w,:e included in ihis valuable work
To hr h 4 at every hsws or hook store III, lt
the | Iited States Free IS cents in paper cover
cloth, ~ 9 nts
M send your ordtra 10 Baker 4 uddwiu. No /
spruce street, IrieHpe buildings New York. Inc
trade supplied a. the usual rates
mar .5--ku~
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

L'NERNBODY . ATTENTION Is CALLED
Z 10 cur Lew stock oi Spr,ng Clothing Furnishing
Goods, Trunks, Hats aud Caps, at No, 400 Seventh
street, opposite The Post Ofioc- mer ao-d3m
A GENTS wANTED.-I0 sell q new nd
~ novel Patent Article in Washington. Also, to
travel and sell rights Address W" Box a, Gen.
eral Post Ofhce mar 20-tf
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

WANTS NAMED, TO HAVE EvE"I-
w body 10 know that they caa buy Z 9TH =
Furnishing Goods rru X, Hats, and Cap, ut tbs
lowest price, at SMITHS, No. i6O seventh street
mar .O-d3n
The national Republican., 1862-03-27

NEW STYLE SPRING CAR JUsf Reed,
~ only 81, Ut No. 400 Seventh street
mar sO-dJm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23

DlKEtIvaS
HON. B WAsHRURNE
Member 81 ~s4-sss
!. WILSON SHAFFER,
Clerk CacuIt CenTt. et.r4,..
wN. S. GRAY
Treasurer 81 sirph a.oa Co.. ~
SMITH D. ATKINS
states Atfar-fs. - q .iasieia. Giro ii.
CAARLES DEERE.
IlaN Nsnuias tofef. Moline ~
JOHN 7 JONES
HIRAM BGlGHT
T1-N.yar 81. f1f...srt nlne.s
cuAs + c1RRiFR
.JF ANkENl. II. ~
nert ff.s.f.a
I. ORMSBEE,
tssrs n s..a.e 'e4 ft
" II. VAN Eiro.
Pfe.i el state s.. ss. q r.n'
/ MIOnAEA -DnAHr4 L4s,
Attorney sl L-H. s '''i i'i
OFFICERS
/ WILSON sHAFFER. Prcs't
SMITH d. ATKINS, Vice iUst
WV. $ GRAY. Treasurer
=. ORMoBEE. Secretary
T.. =. FORREST.
As.a. 90. Ierre raafs. iie
s.....
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ate. OF Advertising In Daily.

G.x.i aasersl.euerts ffsy cents Per square each
nsrrtion
sssl.f.cssry arrangements made With those ~ho
=, - - advertise ~ the year, win f1c prsileTe o.
~lanxox a. pleasure. Yearly sfsertlsers, hos.rFei,
vii s. confined strictly % their regniaf D--ine =
4nd aoiz y-5y qsGrferft.
Afsert..ensents in The speeial notice column VIII
= charged two prices
AfqertIsements k~pt constantly on the INSIDE.
- and haf.
.lne-. notice Published "a tGe local columns, q
....- a. ufAer viii be charged for each insertio,
~ over ten lines. te-4 cents per line
.,.rfi.s useil.s scni "a for specified time, VIII
-i-d thres months, unless ordered oui
ftfFattoa ~ a standing advertisement VIII
+. rsaewal of ths SANE. unless oiscf~ise
a4... ~ contract.
~.-s ,etudiiafes fov onlce u every descl-p-
-. s ,rxed tys2 90 for sch name IN the Daily,
ar fse - and Weekly, Gt'e'ss - '''
saFrt
No o. advertisements whstrsef-
ffa-o " rnate f0r inserting the n"uees oi
al .rsaf. Soen = or Associations % loti""f.
- eacs note, 81. exceeding lines = cents ief
"a !, fn-sl e. ~: o. igbt lines al this rate
aanodnci Z deaths with funeral notice Atstsh-'p
81 without n0tsce. rec
Ss,ees of Festiva = iacnics and fxeuraons, gotten
sn ~ Infis. 'usis sssociations, or by eenrent'
Il regular price -. ~
Legal afvefsi.emell. in.erfed a. tne e1leu'c 2.
At.orI1eyn ordt. .ug. payment not % pc oeiHse'
Or the legal procredirt ut coilectaole a. t'e tsaA
lme Publisher rol a. 4rniable Tor the accuracy o'
easf a,ivsrt-saaett- H. ~ the amount ehssrgea 's
their publication.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
'hc Weekly Express

oabl!shss every wednesday. stsl,5o.,-r snnun'
-fyance.
longer tlrnc than paid Tor
,xates es Advertising in Nechit'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
HOTELS.
ST. nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, Ne" orr.
Board REDUCED % s2 - dsgl

Board Reduced 70 - rer dan.
s.nee tbe opening q this va-l "a el.amoilous
Hotel in ls5s s, has been the .asle eaeeser % iae
reprieiors 10 make IA De mos. u-piaou., con-
venisus aud comfortable horae fer ~ e'as-e ans
stranger Oa this side the Ananlt
And whatever has secsnes likely to sd.niiister g.
he oOnfsfi q IL guests ,bey have endeaEored,
s,hou; regard 10 cost. 60 Froslle. ana 'o eo.rtne
ali Tie elements q 1.iytlai ana snslal ealoymen'
which modern arr h,- Invented aai m.irru isste
approvea. and ,he pa,sousss sai-h if hss eemesan-
ea daring The pas, -ix y~.r- j. rrsufs'sg see.f
that their efforts have been aPrfs,a.f
To mesl .Ae sKigsl-.es Of .he tlsiss. sast aa are
required % rrsrsles ne mef fiv'i e-esmr. ihs
unaer.isne1-
Have Reduced the Prsoe of ~ 1rd -
TWO DOLLARS PHI DAY.
ssh- sane ums sbsting nens . RE iuriiis. via
~hsoh their ,.bie Ia. hitherto bseu sarp,isi.
TREADNKL- wuTcoxB 4 CO.
Ns~ vgrk SIT = isel smas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23

s.-rhers sill ae no deviatcn from De above
ar Advertisements published Ia both Daily ana
weekly w D. charged the fuli Daily rates Win one
half 4 iir Weekly rates added.
CHARLES CRUFT. Pno'R-
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UNDERTAKEN
SCHOOL noT,cs

DER>Ot<~ desiring siluaiiona q.
II Tssearrs Ia fhs F8tiie sho.is b. fas q -
r.rr--E. ate SO ca.n.nr eli al eir -, 2 r.
oss.i.d - u.sk- - Is ap4.1t..an IN - -ltf- p
f~srffe ~, aI.t rr F4csiafttr-. 81 lis bstA
,..ssr CT SoBLE
iIealaai pl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
MUSICAL.


UNION QUADRILLE BA<Di
yVuL Arrxxp PROMPTLY TO AL GAIA
w h tAe nlsiczi llne H1sle f1rnlsAs4 ~ kxll
and I..ts< a re&-c- IL. r
s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
ASSETS

ASSk1S
Cash Bsianoe ga Bank. E 15,so! -
bonds and Mortgages (being first lien on
Real Estate, worth at least a. S0s ZOO 0O9,6o2 o.
Loans Stocks, payable on demand,
ltasrket value Of securities sls7 s79 so I44eoo %
Bank Sock, (fnarket vane) $3.50 o.
United States Treasury Notes. lmArset
value, lc3.5s3 20
Brooklyn City Water Bonds 10 $50 90
North Carolina State Bonds (market val 1850 CO
Missouri STATE Bonds (market valuel, ls.9OO 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, C5,So5 -
Interest due on Ist January, 1861, iel
which 323 2s0 u has since been rcd. 9T703 81
Balance In hands OF Agents and in course
of transmission from Agents, on lst cf
January (of which fll $50 - has since
been received GO, 800 10
land Risks. 2a.ess GO
Other Property, Mscellaneous items. $500 90
Premiums due and uncollecte, PoH-
cses issued At 0hice, $50 Is
Total, sllg5S0s 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN, PsxslHST.
AF wnIMARTH. yiry fNversST
/ J. MILTON SMITH srcD-rsKv
4 IHmx 16~uuwE A. ex~sx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
suAPFL, VI. T.. cHURCH:
NORTH 4Tn sr, VI. 4. CnURCH:

KEy.Ls DONALDSON. PAsToa.
CiAss. H., II. aud 81 ,. =.
Morning Service. iots A. A
Sunday school s.s'.@ r -
evening service. s..---+-9 = y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
a b - u X "a 9 Il

or he FIFTEENTH SElI-AYGUhL ST11K
hEY7 oT ne condition Of fic HoNB LASL-
RAHtlE CO3EPAEY, of IL Ctlf of Ne'o lorf,
oa tie lei day az Janvarp issl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
FIRE .XsuRANcg.
DIRECTORS

( IL Oat>
pEr sTnxSr.
Yfcs lsrEnENr.
A. l. A. Lawrence 4 CO.
sherman, ColliuS p CO.
Wells, faFAo - -.
Pres't Imp. & Trader Bank.
+. & II. Messenger.
Clafln, Nel.en a. 20.
Hatch, KILLER A. Iersefeau
Haskel, Aerrick & bul
Stone, starr & Co.
Barney, Humphrey & Bltier.
0ecrge Pearce 4 c..
Ward A. Work & Son.
James Low 4 Co, Lori sF'i-
7. n. Frotl.i- -Aasn & @.
Rulklcy a. CO.
X. lockwood & Sou.
Bowen. Nee & c..
Doan, King & c.. s. io1is.
Jondlt 4 Noble.
=. ID. Morgan & Co.
willard, Nooi l. -
4. :. Barnes 4 c..
Phelns. nliss < C.
Trov .i..lgc. DIV. rii l. 90.
Fuiua .is. Rankio 4 20.
McT. Urinlel < -.
&c. ~ K Co, Bcston.
Hailriu. starr a. 60.
Hcfrys. Smith s. = -otsI-efd-
Swift. ~ sut * ca.
Jesse Hoy * Co.
s.ufy-s, i.-ln / g.
Ford Rubber Co.
Mason = Ihompscl.
Stcdman. Carlile 4 Shaw. Gin
Cyrus Yale, J.. < Is., = q.
Wm. -. & CT = Fosdick
Boyd Bros 4 Co, Albany, ~ Z
cossitt, Hill Sz Talm2ige.
ID. ke0eris 4 Co
Brewer { Ceiiwel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23

Merchants inserance Co,
or HARTFORD, CoST
r. TnoxAs LOWELL sec'y MAnE HoeASn. rrc-t.
CAPITAL. 100000.
North American insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssOo, 900.
WALLACE, sec'y Jss q BolIss, Pres't-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
NO\NNN NO wOvG.

A.a pruaf that the Bisod Purifier aid iiis are
r.ix xe,talie have the certificates 81 those en-
snt eheni,ts, Profcs-ors Chiffon q New York, end
I.ocks of Cincinnati.
Re.a DIR Eobark's Special Notices aud Ca tiacstcs
rnblI.hrl In a consp4ccous part u his Paper from
time 20 time. ~, ~
prire q. the scandinAsian Vegetable Hood Pun
srr Al rr bottle s5 per half dnrcn- q. the sean
di,.sian yer~fable blood Pills, - cents per box %
toxcs for 81.
Princspai ocior and salesroom. No. kAsi fcufit
St. 81 Build pg from hsin 81, eincipnaN,'' LAD
trztcrv Ne. - Hammond Street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
lsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH:

coExEE or eTu AxD cnREY srkEErs.
RFV. L ABBOTT. Pasroz.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-23
INSURANCE
FREEPORT, ILLS.
10000 DOI1aS-

49, u - -. . -
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.:

on sFHooI H1rtEl TVtHfH sIAN-II
ppv pRowy p.S
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15


The Cincinnati Price Current
gives the receipts of hogs at that point
up to Jan lst being 5,s4l--an excess
over same time last year of nearly 49,
900 head, and remarks.
"There is large number of hogs in
the country still to come in, which are
being held back for better prices, and
we may look for pretty liberal receipts
the coming week. After this date last
season there were received here l33, 900
head. At the majority ofplaces the
packing is ahead of last season.
The demand for hog product has
been very slack, and prices generally
declined. Mess pork was down to 80
Lard declined to 61a6ac., and green
meats to and Sc. Bulk meats sold to
the extent Of 100000 pounds at &c,
for shoulders 34a4 for sides, and 4aa5c.
for clear sides. The sides were taken
chiefly by foreign packers for the Liver.
pool market. Toward the close when
it became known that the difficulty
with England was settled, prices i'm.
proved"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15
The Time for Action.

Are we, As people, in earnest about wish
ing the preservation Of the Union2 Do we
mean all we say when we talk Of the glOries
that cluster around the "banner OF the free"
and Of the blight that would fall upon Us
should the rebellion succeed and the Ameri-
can Union be divided? When we recount
the suffering Of tbe seven years war for lib
erty-of all that our fathers endured TO estab-
lish this government--snd Of our devotion
70 it, do we mean it; or are we so used to ex.
aggeralion Of speech that it amounts to no.
thing more than the "clap-trap" Of the dem
agogue-a mere "glittering generality"
II we are in earnest, now is the time to
show it. Harrison county has not sent half
OF tile small quota called for by the govern
ment. Although recruiting officers have
travelled the county over, but few have ten
dered their services in the glorious conflict
for the supremacy OF the Constitution made
b. the sires of the Revolution, over the
whole country. 1t is high time that the peo-
pie were walked from the lethargy that now
enshrouds them. Talking will not subdue
the giant Of rebsllion-nothing but over
whelmning armies will conquer peace. 1t is
time that Harrison county was doing her
duty is this contest--proving herself in ear
nest. Lieut.. William Sadly, man well
known all over the county, is recruiting
Company for the list Regiment. He has
felt it to be his duty to take up arms, and he
now calls upon the men of Harrison county
to do their duty. He has the ability, and
will make good officer. 1t but remains to
be Seen whether there are enough patriots in
Harrison to respond to the call. The rebels
of the South are united in bad cause they
make sacrifices for it. Why cannot we OF
the North be united and make sacrifices in
good cause. There are whole townships in
Harrison county that have not half dozen
men in the service. Are they doing their
duty2 Assuredly not. Then, men Of Harri-
son, rally in your country's defense--let the
companies now forming be speedily filed
lend your aid in dispelling the cloud OF civil
war that now hides the Gag of hope" from
the nations of the earth, and posterity will
call you blessed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15
MARRTBD.


On Jan. 1st, by Rev. T. Z. Crawford, hr.
DAVID RoBIsos to Miss MARY NcMILLEN,
all of this county.
At the residence ofLuther Rowley in this
county, Jan. 1st, by Rev. A. Swsney, JAMES
L. PKfcE, Esq, Of Carrollton, and Miss MAR
TIA A. GUissEY, Of this county.
On the 25th of December. at the Brides
fathers, in Georgetown. by Rev. H. Heber-
ling, Mr.. RoBT. B, McILRAyY and Miss EU-
NICE r. GEEskY, both Of Harrison county
On New Years. day by Rev. w. A. David
son. Mr.. WILLIAM TAYLOR and Miss ANNA
L. QUEST, both Of Cadiz.
On the Goth Of December, by Rev. s. Ian
caster, Mr.. SAMUEL HARPER, formerly o
Cadiz, and Miss MARY E. ADAIR, Of Lees
vile, Carroll county.
On Tuesday, Dec. Gath, by Rev. j. 5. Nc
Cready, Mr.. A. H. EAeLEsoN and Mis-
MATTE A. KERR, OF Unionvale.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15
Our PaNer.

Owing to change in the time of leaving
in the Cambridge mail, onr paper hereafter
will go to press Tuesday evenings instead oI
Monday evenings, as heretofore. Advertise.
ments to insure insertion the same week,
must be handed in by A. NJ, Tuesday
mornings.
The Cambridge Mail now leaves Cadiz ev.
cry Wednesday and Saturday mornings -
This change will enable US to give our read.
ers "a hours later news than we have here
tofore been giving.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15
Our REPRESENTATIVE.

We regret TO say that our Representative
in the Ohio Legislature, Hon. John Latham,
on account of severe illness, has not been
able to take his seat. His disease appears
to be Congestion Of the Lungs. He is well
taken care of at the boarding house OF our
former fellow. citizen, Mr.. Charles Patterson.
Mr.. Howard, in writing to us on the 18th
inst, says the Doctor now has some hopes Of
his recovery. If he gets well, it will be sew.
eral weeks before he is able to take his seat :.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15

GrWe see by the last Coshocton Demo.
e-at that Asa e. Dimmock, late editor OF
that paper, and at one time editor OF the
Cadiz Sentinel, has been elected Justice OF
the Peace by rousing majority over his op-
poneqt. The opposition fought him hard,
but the people settled the question by the fol-
lowing decisive vote:
Asa G. Dimmock l95
II. Wagner II
'Dimmock's majority 1874
MID. was first. raie editor, and it is ey.
ident from the above vote, by which he is
70 elected, that he is, also frst-rate Justice.
Good for Dmmoek.
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Notice..

There will be meeting OF the members
Of the Harrison county Bible Society, who
reside in Cadiz township, in the United
Presbyterian Church, on Friday, 18th inst,
at two o'clock, p. NJ. for the purpose of elect.
ing officers for the auxiliary Society OF said
township. A full attendance is requested.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15

WHAT JOHN BELL Is IT?--Some postmast
er has returned US the paper of "John Bell"
but did not tell US at what post o ftile he re-
ceived his paper. AS we have four or five
John Bells on our books, it is impossible for
III to tell which one it is, unless we are in
formed. Will the P. NJ, who returned the
paper please let US know? and il his account
IS square, his paper will be discontinued with
the greatest of pleasure, if he desires it.
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To Correspondents.

Correspondents for newspapers should al
ways bear in mind, that before their produc-
tions appear in print, their real name must
be given to the editor We have received
several communications lately, without the
authors name being given to US privately
AS standing rule we have not published
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-15

Thurlow Weed, in a letter dated
London, Dec. sth, says: "a pleasant in
eident occurred yesterday. Bishop
Mcllvaine, who attended church, was
identified and invited into the Pulpit,
after which prayers were read for, not
only the Queen, but for the President.
Congress and the People of the United
States
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DIlblbARPlH.

AS this disease is very prevalent in this
county, we publish below remedy, which
we lind in the Steubenville Herald. We be.
lieve it to be very good one:--
AEcErPT--To CURE D1PTHERIA OR SORE
IHRoAT.--Take bi- ciorate OF potash, a tea
spoonful, and dissolve in about tumbler
full OF water, and take teaspoontul about
every hour. 1t kills the poison and prevents
It from spreading, also gargle the throat
once in while. with little OF the solution
IS often as necessary.