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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-04

TIE tedeI2' amy has J'.i ]. 1'H E0lDle as tie
s;o1 may sol,C nort t:-:1 .'ity n'l"s O -
trerchments en-: 1lull ivo T. o31+G: niles Of
WAGON roads. -Four parallels: each moe tAan
twelve miles IN Length: three o. foar roads
wide, cordwoyed end bridged-leading from
the landing to each corps darmee.
Gov. Andrew having deci ed that DO more
Irish regiments should be raised in Massachu-
sets unless ofhcered by Americans has caused
considerable excitement among the lrlsh citl-
zens Of Boston, On Saturday evening a large
meeting was held and the course Of the Gov
eInor denounced IN strong language.
Mr. Wa]Iach, the Mayor Of Washington, in
speech, on the night Of the municipal cleo
tio1 denied that he sympathized with a5ol;-
tionisl~-denounced the scheme of educating
negroes in the schools for white children-o5-
jected to taking taxes paid by negroes to sup
port schools for white chiIdren-but was in fa-
vor Of rescrying these taxes for the education
Of the negroes themselves.
In the 7. S. Senate, yesterday, Nr. Bayard
called up the House bill to punish poygamy in
the United States, and Disappearing and an
nulling certain acts Of the Territory Of Utaf.
The said bill was then advocated by Messrs.
Bavard, Hale and others; when it was passed.
Ex-Gov Neil s. Brown, Of Tennessee, it is
ssid, in recent speech at Columbia, Tenn.. re-
nounced ScceSsion-and ayoWcd his opinion to
be that it was no longer possible Or proper to
hold out against the Federal government. Ten
nessee, he Thought, was lost to the Con1cte-
racy.
The St. Louis News, Of Friday, has accounts
from before Corinth, Of an improved state OF
health Of Gen. Halleck army. The terrible
sickness that prevailed three weeks ago, dis
ah]ino and incapacitating for duty near one
sixth Of the army, has almost enJlrey dlSap-
pcared.
Co1 ChaS, A. DeVjllicrs. Eleventh I}e.c:-
rent Ohio Volunteers, has been dismissed The
service for seizin9 goods and aDproDrjajlng tne
nrocoeds to his own use; also for a. esi ng PEI
sons and refusing to release them unt.I PAD
ransom.
O., account Of the recent battles near Rich
,oona # k anticiDatca that q number OF Wounc-
al soldiers will soon.be transported to WASH
;naton and hence many invalids in hospito,s;
IL oro,h houfS, are being sent farther North.
+ IS now said that the I. S. Naval officers
,,,1 coo,,nn have not yet received their shares
of n.;ze money for recent captures; the funds
-I~.,-L
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
HO. for the WnrI

Il Is useless Disgusting the fact that our
Government has not men enough in the field
70 effectually crush the rebellion in the
South. Or armies can gain no very decided
advantages, until large reinforcements Ieach
them. No advance is made on the Potomac;
the reason given is. mot force enough" Our
advantages gained by the taking Of Port
Royal are rendered Insignificant for the want
Of more men. The landing Of our troops
on Slip Island. Mississippi is made Of no &C
count. for the want of sufficient force TO in
wade the weak portions OF the Rebel Conled
eracy. The gallant Brown lies inactive at
Pickens, and Gen. Buell. wants more men in
Kentucky to effsctually disperse the rebel
army now invading that State; to rescue the
gallant Union men OF Eastern Tennessee,
and break the backbone Of the rebellion.
In this contest the young men OF Harrison
county have not been doing their full share
Three companies have been formed in the
county, but there should be at least three
more formed. 1t iE the most glorious con-
test the world ever beheld-the struggle for
the maintenance OF the Cons tuition and the
Union. Another opportunity is now offered
you Of participating in this struggle. Lieut.
A. W. Bostwick, soldier OF the Mexican
war, who has military experience, gained
on the burning sands Of Mexico. has aceep.
ted a commission, and will recruit company
OF 100 men in Harrison county, Tor the 6lst
Ohio Regiment, commanded by Col Newton
y Schleich, as good an officer az ever dew
sword in any contest. The headquarters of
the Regiment is at Lancaster, Fairfield coun.
ty, Ohio, where the troops are quartered as
comfortably as any regiment in The service.
Young men OF Harrison county, let 1t not
be said by your posteriiy, that you were un-
true to your country--tbat in the honr oi
her trial. it may be in tie pangs of dissolu-
tion--when shs called on you for your SER
vices. you ignobly refused to obey the call
Let not tfe ease and comforts Of home Sc.
duce you from duty, but make sacrifice for
your country, shoulder your arms like true
men, and aid in achieving an object that will
be handed down by the hist torisn as one Of
the most glorious achievements Of Ills or
any other age-the preservation OF the great
American Republic.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Belmont County News.

On the cars on Wednesday last, while
going west, we heard an Indiana officer Civ
ing a description Of the late Battle announced
IN todays paper. Among other things, he
said the 25th Ohio Regiment, ran like the
d--i AS apart Of that Regiment was from
this place, we became excited, and passing
back where the officer sat. we asked him il
Ae had correctly understood him in saying
that the OHIO 25th had run. He said part
Of it. We asked him If it was company A.
He did not know the companies by the let
tiers, but asked who was Captain? We re-
piled CharesworIh. lie said be Snew him
well, and that company did not run. but
fought nobly and CALAMITY from the begin.
ming TO the end OF the fshs. and was in the
thickest OF the .bStrle, aud that Charlesworlh
had won laurels Tor himself on that occasion.
We appologized for our anxiety and nterrup
tion Of his conversation, by saying that that
at home was ca led a secession com
pany, and the opposition paper had inquired
upon which side it was going to fight, as
there were but three Republicans in it. We
knew there was no run in that company.
Gazette.
GrJesse NJ infant son Of Hiram and Sa-
rah Pennington OF this place, died on the II h
inst, from eating piece ot bread on which
was spread Rat med cine. 1t had been pla
ced in lower cupboard, where the little lei
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

Mr.. Jacob Jarvis, our County Surveyor,
who is getting up Map Of Harrison County,
exhibited to US few days since the proof
sheets OF several townships. The engraving
is done IN excele ent style, showing the loca
'ion of each farm, town, road, stream, &C.,
in a very plain and ineligible manner. IIav-
ing travelled over large portion OF this coun.
ty in 1850, we know, fiom an examination OF
the proof sheets that it is correct. When
completed, it will lie credit to The county,
and will RI fleet great honor on Mr.. Jarvis,
and the engiaver, Mr.. David Anderson, Of 81
Clarsvile.
Mr.. Jarvis thinks the map will be ready
for delivery TO subscribers early in the Spring.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Ne W Fs.n mn.

As will be seen by reference to an adver-
tisement in to days paper, Samuel George,
jr.. has associated with him in the Grocery
business, his brother, Thoma, George. ESQ.
. gentleman well known to the people ol
this county as an upright, correct business
man. They hold br,h on the corner opposite
the Sentinel Office. and are doing . Smashing
business. in the Grocery and Provision line.
You can always get Q good article from them.
and a iar price. too. They ere thorough
going business men, clever fellows. and il ID
. real pleasure 10 deal with them. The arti-
Gle oi -four they have op hands Is unsurpass-
% by any IN the country. Their Carbon oil
sampsars dscidly the best thst we have seen
% sxlibilion. end viii make brilliant
light, and no missikv. 'qtiivs them. call.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Maa rilge E.icclnCes.

Issued by the rrt bate Court OF Harrison
County, during the montn of Deeen. Der,
1851
William Worley to Nancy Downard.
isaac Brown TO Catherine Warner.
William Trushel to Harriet Snery.
james Bullock to Nancy Thompson.
Rober, B. McIlrsvy TO Eunice R. Giesey.
Jacob Warner 10 Eliz beth C,umrine.
Isaac W. Lcggett TO Elizabeth Ann
Wheeler
q Andrew II. Eagleson to Martha A. Kerr.
Sidney Wags,aff to Sarah Jane Moore.
Nathaniel Boner TO Sarah IhIawl
David Robinson TO Mary McMilleD.
Lewis Is. King TO Cyrene Collins.
j. l., Price 20 Martha A. Quincy.
Daniel A. Lnkins 10 Catherine Woods.
William Taylor TO Anna l. Quest.
Fleming Carpenter 10 Martha Whhten.
Jvhn Moorehead TO Sarah M. Adams.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
"A nothcr Company 20 be II:

: n nOtMcf company t0 De HsatSed.
A. W. Bostwick OF this place having been
duly appointed and authorized by the Cover.
nor to to recruit company FOR the 6Isi Ohio
Reg ,ment. the County Military Committee
take pleasure in recommending him to those
, who may desire to enter the military service
Of their country at this time, as one who is
well acqnsintsd with the duties and rights Of
the soldier.
We call upon the Township sub-eomm,t.
lees. - we'll - the patriotic citizens gensr
ally. 90 operate with US in our own efforts TO
assist him inralsing his company.
By 0zbER or THE Co. MIL. Cow.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
A. J. REA.
Cad;a Townspip, Jan. S. 1861.

OF We were surprised on visiting Han.
mas n few days since, to see the magnificent
stock Of goods he has on exhibiion. Every
thing we could ihiik of in his line was be
fore our eyes, and flaming placard inform
ed MS that il there was any hing We didn't
see 10 call for it.' Neri is wide awake III
his business and is determined to do tie
"bis thing"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Captain Cunningham.

This gentleman arrived home. on !urlough
on last Saturday week, on visit to Lis fam.
lily and numerous frie nds. The Captain re.
ports his mel in good condition. They are
now comfortably quartered at Fayetteville,
Va. A soldiers life appears to agree with
the Captain. We have never seen him look
20 hardy and rugged as he does at present.
May be and his brave men meet with grea:
success in all Of their undertakings
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
The ReaI Whre Fca. her Party.

The New York journal at Commerce pms !.
'hns strongly 70 the white lea hered aboli
tioniss who have no fai h in white men put.
ting down tho rebellion. and are shouting for
an alliance with the bla ks: There il ID
length party in the country TO whom the
naue Of white esther most rghtepu,ly be-
longs, - heightened news papers and THAR
frightened allies, who are shontn. that the.
armies OF the North, hal million strong
with Gen. Mcclellan q, THAR head, cannot
cor quer the rebels, and v no demand an al.
lance, offensive and de ensive. with the slaves
Of the South to assist our eeble forces!--
This weakness has at length run into abso.
lutte cowardice. They are turned fairly with
their backs to the enemy They stand trem-
bling IN absuiute fright, and begging or the
emancipa' ion and arm,ug Of the negroes. as
The last hope OF the Union
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
For the Sentinel.
CANP AHpREws.
Mr. VERNON, o


Mr. VERxON, oHIO, Dec. 80, 1861.
C.N. ALLEN. Eso.-Deay Sir: The un-
dersignsd beg leave. through the columns Of
your journal. to return their thanks to the
County Military Committee OF Harrison Co.,
for the assistance rendered them while re.
cruiting a company in Harrison Co.. for the
43d Regiment. We shall ever remember
the many kind hvors received from the citi-
zsDs Of the county generally, while engaged
ia recruiting the company. The 43d now
has nina companies in camp, and will be full
in lew days; ours is known as company c.,
(color company and numbers eighty eight,
rank and file. We have a good camp, com.
Portable quarters, plenty of clothing ahd pro-
visions.
We will send you in few days, for publ.
cation. list Of ths company. We would a =
so take this opportunity Of rstorning our
thanks to the Cidz press, for favorable mott.
ces received while recruiting.
Respectfully yours
MOSES J. URQUHART, Capt,
/ SANFORD r. TIMMONS, lst Lieut..
P s. All communications for members ot
the the company should bs directed in cars
Of the Captain.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
The Body OF the Su,.

NS hoSS VA tbc SVN'
! Two German chemists, working t,gether
in heir laboratory, at Heidelberg, have ana
| hz:d the body OF the sun. 1t had b, en- dis.
covered several years aga, bv another Ger
nan philosopher, that the solar spectrum ex-
hibitS numerous dalk lines, crossing it in
parallel directions, at certain though irregu
lar distances apart, and OF various thickness
ses heSe lines we'e conjectured to be oc-
cassioned by the a!sorpion Of some ol the
| rays OF hight III some Of those par,s Of the
spectrum by cau.es unexplained Flri her
researches have made known that the rays
emanailng from other s, uices xhiLit differ
| ent Il ecies when decon posed by prism, each
kind OF light having It's peculiar and distinct.
i've spectrum The variou>ly colorcd lights
produced by the combustion OF the metals.
lor example, when they pass through glass
PRISM, ami the images are received on white
screen, present separate spectra WHICH never
vary Tor each metal. This dis inclive prop
erty is 20 we'll preserved that when the lisht
produced by the combustion of several metals
mixed together is decomposed, the several
spectra are nlained separate, and The com
blned yet distinctive image shows the spec
ttnm ol each metal as separately as il it's
light alone were decomposed.
by varying tie xperlIneni, this combined
eoored spectrum may BIS eoyerted into
negative image OF dark lines only. This is
donewhen the rays oil more powerful light
pass through 'he colored fame. The dark
lines ,hus formed correspond exactly with
certain Of The dark lines in the solar spec
trum 1t is, therefore irlered that he lines
obser crossing the decomposed colored
light are caused by the absorption Of por
tons Of the intense light from the BODY OF
he sun in passing through the incandescent
yapors that surroundit. Proceeding on hat
hypothesis, those hitherto inexplicable dalk
lines have been csely scrulinized in order to
discover whether they correspond with the
specra OF the metals. IL has by this means
been ascertained that the negative spectrum
OF iron exactly ihcdes with certain mum
Der OF those lines; that the spectrum of nickel
comedies with others OF tho dark lines, and
hat the negative spectra Of magnesium, so.
dium and some others Of the metallic bases
OF the earth, also have their exact counter.
parts in the solar spectrum. BY this means
il is ascertaiDed. in manner quite convin
cling 10 those who have witnessed the expe,i
mems, tat the body OF the sun con aims
large portions o. iron and Of other metals
and earth cOmmcn on this globe OF ours.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

0TPerhaps it is not known to all Post.
masters that they become liable for the pay
inent Of papers lett in the Office and not re-
ported by them as "rot tuken out" We
will consider it a favor on the pyrt Of Post
master TO report Immediately on the refusal
OF any person to take paper sent them out
OF the post eiTice.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Captain CASTERS Co,npauy

WIN. II. Host, member Of the above
company requests US to gay that he will tske
all letters left at this office, against nsxt
Tuesday, for any person belonging to Capt.
castell's company. t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

The Choir of,he Methodist Church Of this
place intend TO give Concert ON Thursday
evening, the 16ih instant. The new Organ
Hsrmonium will be used IN the occasion,
and Prof Klel or, OF Pittsburgh. will assist
in the exercises. All lovers oi good music
should certainly br present.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Petition for Divorce,

st. Clair Street, J Court ol Common Pleas
Va Harrison County, State Of
Margaret Street. Ohio
rTNiiE sa;d Margaret Street will take notice
l. that the said st. Clair Street, on the 4h
day Of January, 1862. flied his petition against,
her, 10 the Court of Common Pleas, Harrison
county Otio, praying for a divorce from the
said Margaret, OH the ground oi wiifol absence
of the said Margaret tor three years
Snid petition will he for hearing at tte mex
term OF said Court, commencing, February Is
ls62.
J. NJ ESTEP,
Attorney tor Petitioner.
Ian
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Suspended Banks.

We will take o, par for new subscriptions
or debts due this office, the notes OF all the
lately suspended banks. Roll them in, be.
fore they become worthless.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

ora sqnad Of some ten or twelve re.
eruits for the 18th regiment, regular army
lett Cad'z on on last Wednesday evening, for
Newport Barracks, Ky. We understand
that Captain Norton, OF that regiment, who
has been recr uiting here for some> time, in
tends to remain few days longer, TO recruit
for his regiment. This is an excel, mt oppor-
tuniiy for young, able bodied men who wish
to enter the service,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

0TMajor Odlen would not accept the ap.
pointment OF Major of the so,h Regiment
which is located in Fuscarawas county, and
Richard Lanning, Of Coshocton county, has
been appointed TO Fl II the vacancy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

Ether at the Post Oliice in Cassyille or on
the road home, a leather pocket book con
tanning $38, all or nearly all bills on the
State Bank Of Ohio. Any person finding he
same. AMI returning it TO me, shall te LIBERAL
ly rewarded.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
MARRTED

On the 2d inst, BY the Rev. W. Fl. Grimes.
Mr.. JoHx MooRHEGDto Miss SARAH NJ. AD-
ANS, all OF Harrison county.
On the 24ih ult., by The Rev. Samuel Pat
terson, Mr.. SIDSEY WGGsTAFF Of Guernsey
county. o., to Miss Sarah JANE MoOEE Of
Harrison county, o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Religions No,ice.

There will he preaching IN the Disciples
Meeting House, cadiz. every other Lords Day,
morning aud evening, BY the Pastor, Elder
p. u. JoNEs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

GrPersons wishing TO purchase any kind
OF Lumber would do we'll to read the adver
tissment Of Ramsey & Mafiti, in to.dsy's
paper.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

0-rfIon. John A. Bingham has been
spending the holidays with his hmily at
homo, ~Ts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Executor Sale Of Land.

lanes tIAZbET. Executor Of the last will
y of James iiaz ieti. cea,ed, will expose 10
public sait; on the premises ab,ni one mile
iron. the ndiz Jnpcnan. on Saturday, the .25th
day OF january. a62, Mt 10 O'Clock, A. M the
iollowing |. I'D and prenises, ,o-wil: rhs west
half ot the North East qia',er oF Ss;iim elgh.
teen. Town hip Zen ART itsnys fur; and tne
North West quarter OF section eigh1en, Q, town
ship ten nnd range tour in the Sleutenville
Lnhd Dlsttirt, Harr, son County. Ohio, CONAN .
ing two hun dred and tory acres
Said lani is ell improved. win an orchard
lnrge brick houss, a good barn, aud o;ner i'm
provemenis; and about no acres ID excellent
tiEhser land.
lie ms: )ne third down, AMI the balance in
two .qaal annual payments, with in crest Sc.
cured pJ morik age
*,'aS JAMES HAzLETT, Executor!
Dec 25 1861 1T
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

0trThe communication Of Enquirer" for
The scientific department will appear next
week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

or One hundred and aty.two Marriage
Licences were issued by The Probate Cour.
Of Harrison County during the year 1861.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

WOULD respectfully inform his old custom.
w ere and the public generally. that he
has on hand large stock and general, ssort.
ment of Saddles, Harness, &C., consisting il
part OF fulI-qulted and plain Skaters, quilted
hoUu cover and plain hdit-Spanish and fail.
backs, quilted and plain seated, htass and wood
horn demipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
cnntie English trottHg euddlcs Also n vari
ely of styles Of side saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and back
springs, silver coiored russet bue. and black
ennmeled leather gu ltet and plain pushed
seats He has nIs0 on hand several sets Of ex.
ira fine silver mounted cnrriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, haers, brides and martingales of
most every description. Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips of the finest quality; in fact
most everything usually kept in a stdd Ter
chop lie deems it unnecessary TO puff and
blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship Of his work, as it will recon-.
mend itself to those who are judges or who
use II. Thankfal for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes by slrict at.
tention IL bnsin,ss and selling good work ct a
reasonable price, 10 merit continuance OF the
same. Shop third aoor North Of Mctadden's
store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb, Is, l360-Iyr