The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-30

listment, or must drafting be resorted to?-
We fell assured that gallant "little Carroll'
will, in few weeks, turn out her quota; for
while Indiana, a sister State, is being inya-
ded by the rebels, and Cincinnati, the Queen
city Of the West, the boast Of Ohio, is threats
ened bV rebel marauding parties insomuch
that she is placed under martial law, there
is not patriot in the limits OF our country,
that can leave his business and family, will
remain at home, Our Military Committee
has recommended two competent Recruiting
Officers for this county, whose energies are
adequate for the OCCASION"
Mr.. Il. F. Williams is we'll known to the
people Of our country, and who, we have no
doubt, will spare no pains in securing the
County to obtain men for the army. He leaves
family and dedicates himself to the service
OF his country.
Mr.. A. j. Thomas is a young man Of un-
doubted energy, and who has Just returned
from the halls Of learning, having graduated,
last month, at Allegheny College, with first
honors, who beholding his country's need. is
willing to devote, his energies and talents to
her good.
With tfesc to enter our county as Re
cruiting Officers and p; ;sauming on the pat
riotism OF our people, we feel justifable in
promising cheering results. Let there bc no
lack on the part OF the people in encouraging
enlistment. Our country is in rebellion, our
State is in danger OF invasion, and we must
now meet the Toe, or our long boasted free
institutions will topple into ruin, by the
hands Of the Southern Vandals. In the Ian
guage OF the inspired pensman. Behold, now
is the accepted time; behold, now is the day
of salvation.
From Tire Tuscarawas Advocate.
The 9sth Regiment.
The delegates from the several committees
comprising this Military District, met at
Stubenvlle, on Thursday, the 18th inst.--
The committee appointed the following mum.
ber of soldiers to be raised in each county.
Carroll, l25; Harrison, $50; Jefferson, 200;
Tuscarawas, 255; Belmont. 27O 1000.
They recommended to the Governor, for
appointments, the following officers.
Colonel, George Webster, Lieut. Col 25,h
Ohio; Lieutenant Colonel, Christian l.. Poor.
man, Captain 43 Ohio; Major John s. Pearce,
Harrison county; Quartermaster, Franklin
Nc cCauley, Tuscarawas. 80.
Let measures be taken Immediately to
raise the number Of volunteers required OF
Tuscarawas. There should be general at
tendance at the military meeting next Tues
day. Tuscsrawas must not fall behind her
sister counties, in contributing men and mon.
ey to suppaess the rebellion. a.-s.
From the New Philadelphia Democrat,
Ninety-EightIs cginsent.
The Military Committees of Jefferson,
Harrison, Belmont, Carroll and Tuscarawas
Counties met at Steubenvilie on Friday last,
and recommended to the Governor the fol
lowing officers for the 50 b Regiment.
Col. George w. Webster, now Lieut.. Col.
Of the 25lh Ohio.
Lieut.. Col. Christian L. Poorman now Cap
tain in the 43d Ohio. Gt#
Major, John S. Pearce Of Cadiz
Quartermaster, +. w. McCauley, of Tus.
carawas.
The number Of volunteers apportioned to
to be raised in each county for said regiment
lre hS follows.