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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

HARRISON County BOYS. = Richard
Bryan son of Geo. W. Bryan of this
place, was taken prisoner at Holly
Springs and paroled.s He belonged to
the 2nd Illinois cavalry. Dick is at
home on a visit to his family, and is
looking we'll. ,'a A1'.l "eta
Allen .McFadden, son Of Ben.iamin
McFadden, of eompanyG, 18th Regi-
ment, returned home few days ago
inapoor health. We understand that
he has been discharged from the SER
vice. .es-a aasae
Sergt. Brindley Of company G, 74th
Regiment, who. was captured last fall,
on has return home to recruit, left
Cadiz on last Tuesday to Join 2 his
Regimen now at Murfreesbor Re
publican. ~''@ :"
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a6-E4DA J4Sp4RY e6, 1863,
MA NJ 2 tha Roar,f, NJ ytI;cers of m,

SNDADIZ JANu4TsY 70, 1905,
This day the Boardof Officers Of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Iaet for the purpose Of preparing .
Premium List for thesnext FaiE to be
submitted for adoption to,a general
m Getting ofthe members ofsaid Society,
taebe held in the Court House in Ca
diz on Saturday, the 7th day of Feb
ru;lry, 1863, at 10 clock, A. NJ, en-
said day. After examining the Old
Premium List 1eaFeeullys it was agreed
upon that It needed a number Of dltera-
Mons; itheredpon The Board agreed to
alter it in several particulars, believing
that it would meet tho appreciation Of.
the people generally. There were FIVE
new classes Of Horses added to the
list. The premium on Ricking and
Pacing Horses -wasqaised to- $40 aud
$40. All different breeds of Sheep
were stricken from the list, and Prem
iums, ranging from $40 down to SO,
were placed upon the list for the best
Sheep, without regard to breed. Like
wise the, Thorough Bred Cattle were
stricken out, and. Premiums offered
only for the best. Some other altera>
tions were made that it is not now ne
ccssarly to mention. 1t is enough to
say, that we desire full meeting Of
the henderson the 7th day Of Febru-
ary, so that this list, if necessary, may
be SO altered, as to suit all classes Of
competitors. ..-..-,.,. ..1 .-.....
By order, @
! .JACoB JARVIS. Secretary.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

ApporNrEb. Our ho-party Locofo-
co Governor disappointed Wit Ken
non, no-party Locofoco, Auditor Of
stpte, in place Of r. W. Tayler, Re,
publican. resigned. So it seems the
Locos, aided by Davy Tod, our no par
tyLocofoco Governor, have completely
revolntiohized the State House offices
every efice in it now being filed BY
Locofocos. Wonder if Davy intends
being a candidate for re-election?r-
TCadiz Republican. .,oi ety3s eaYoS4ga !ss.
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pgg= We call attention to the pro-

ceedings, in another column, ola meet
ing Of a portion of the members Of the
United Presbyterian Church in Spring
field, Clark county, Ohio. These men
have nerve, and are not afraid tospeak
their honest sentiments in the face of
a political tyrannic:tl1ministry, Would
to God that all of our churches con.
tanned more ofsuch men. IF they did,
not onlygwould the1churches tbegmore
prosperous, but our beloved country
would be in a better condition 1t is
high time for the laity of the different
churches tospeak out as their brethren
in Springfield have done, 50 that the
political priests may be given to un.
derstand that their membership do not
approve of their reasonable and pers
nicious political doctrines. ,~.q., sssff IN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

SgWm. P. Hays, Esq, was cleo
ted Justice Of the Peace in this town
slip on last We 1ncsday by sixty ma
Jointly Joseph R. Crawford both
Republicans. The ,lnogpl5 of the Abs
clifton party about Cae'iz were as much
reioieed over the defeat of Mr. Craw
ford, as if he had been Democrat.
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ATTENTION SOLDIERS
Pensions. Bounties aud Arrears
IL s1ilttsia ~ poupi A-Aa ~ le-t

- sE ...-..t4 --. VI, dy' vtfr.. rs5rsg ea4
H1O persons having claims agsinst The Gov
eminent for PENSltsNs, 'BUUkTIEs,
and ARREARS OF PAY. ] will, upon appllca-.
tion by letter or in person with q statement OF
their case. FURNISH ALL INSTRUCTIONS
and blanks necessary to establish their claims
for the sum Of 81. -,.., lf,,..s-l At ..s.,.-..
Having beeh employed in the War Depart
ment al W ashingtou I0r eight months last past.
haze made myself thoroughly scqunu7tsd
with the proper ibde oftrausacling business 20
the various departments Of Government, AND
those entrusling THAR businsss - ms will have
it attended to with promptness, fidelity and up
on the most reasonable terms. fefl i.la
Gains for HORSES OF other property lost or
destroyed in the service of the United States,
or by military authority, balances dae disehar-
ged soldiers. &c. will receive special attention
Add ress P U. Boz 3o7. Office in kilgores
old Building, directly over MeCsnyille's store,
Market street. SteabeRvilet OHIO. ~ II! sod
5 DAVID r. CABLE,
IN Elit Attorney and Counsellor at Law
steubenville Doc II, Is5212u 13ag 15g sdt
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,JAcoB JARVIS, Secretary.
A4{fG q " 8tEs
.S- Our informan t, brother Hatton,

USE ipi1'' iii'tii = -
in relation to Rev. .SFaney thinking
that -four army will not do much good
until General Mcclellan is again, pla.
ced in command,"is il a regular attend-
ant of Rev. Swaney's church in New
Hagorstown, gandssays he8heard him
use. the aboveslanguage in a, conyersa.
ton, when he was at home some weeks
since. There is no 'Emistake about"
it, brother Hatton. Are you satisfied?
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Guardians: Sale

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
l. Coort Of Harrison County Ohio, made on
the 18th day OF January, "A +, D. 1869, in the
ease of A; Jul Schreiher, Guardian Of Rachel
f.. and Lewis D Winrod, agaiiist his wards,
the undersigned will on the l4th day of Febru-
arv, A.. D 1863 at IL, O'Clock, on the premises,
offer at public sale, the following described
real estate, siiuaieiin Harrison county, State
OF Ohio, 70 wit: Northeast qaarer OF Section
sixteen, In Township ten, range six, in the
SIeubenuiile Land District, containing seventy
two acres, more or less. sggg I a gEa4e1f s.
4 Terms OF Sale --One-third cash on the day
of sale, ore. third in one and one third in TIVE
years from the day oi sale, to be secured By
mortgage on the ptemiies sold and the deferred
payments to bear interest at the rate Of pei
cent. pc annum. payable annually. "a aa
Appraised at $4,000.
s'fal A. JUL SCHNEIDER, 8 {
: tit ia eHeig o} Guardian Of Rachel e.
- and Lewis D. Winrod.
PHffar DessHr;E, Atty. ~ sSst+s4
Jan, IA, lS63-+t js ~ s 5ca agR s
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I VALLANDIGHAM's GREAT SPEECH
oNgTHE WAR-Thereis not eof our
readers that viii fail to read the great
speech Of Mr.. Vallahdigham, which
we publish in full.in to-day Sentinel.
(We may here add, that ours is the
only full report of this speech that we
have 3publishcdiin any paper that
circqlatcs in this county, We have
published q great many speeches in
the Sentinel, but this one Of Mrs US.
is the, ablest speech we ever published,
Read it carefully yourself, and then
hand the paper to your Abolition
neighbor to do likewise. This speech
Of Mr.. Vallandigham' s would Be a
credit to Webster and Clay in thcil
palmiest days. Wesay again, read it,
and you will thank US for publishing
the ablest and most eloquent speech
you ever read.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

B We would kindly suggest to
our Army correspondents, that we
would be much obliged if they
would leave out fulsome praise, such
as Sergeant Simmons uses about his
Colonel; and ahighfalutins talk, such as
may be found IN the closing paragraph
of.Mr.l 'Johnson's letter, just write
plain facts, and yeairl communications
WILDE more acceptable, hsa .oi... '1s' ~,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04

RGsr The time of the Ohio Lcgisla-
.tare, during the past week, has been
principally occupied in, discussing the
question of Illegal arrests
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Atrangenents are being made TO secure
the st.snaancs 81 sAEsh EE IA
pls = ss N y Isrlrp = srEaKERss
whose namsS will be announced in due time.
MANY CFrIZENSnL
Dcsa oeraeic Mass aleetimg in Ca
AiA Eebrss;Krys2 Is, ls63. Sas

L.
Dcnloeraeic Mass sleetiugsi in Ca
aiA r. ebts,;sry -, Is6a.
Above our readers have call for
Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Harrison county, to be held in Cadiz
on ase above date This meessiag il
called for the purpose of having the
Democracy of che n county to meet to- ~.
gether in Mass Meeting to express
their aiemslihoa,bolay yfearless nasaner,
respecting the present It. distracted con-.
dition Of the countryso We want the
DemocfacySf the eoantyrt0 commence
immediatsiyat 1.-The work Of preparation
ofcoming to that meeting. Nothing
shortgofila a dolegationGofat ileast 5SE
HUNDREp persons from each and eve
ry township pinFthe county will do; and
where townships, such IS Greene, Ger.
man, Athens, Rumley, Moofefsld and,
Cadiz, can send more than 'ttiat mum
beBsthe Democracy 'in each Of these
townships mastseetoit thatitis done
If the Democracy of each township i'll
.5esg ak s&ENeAsaiaQ xihn1
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a~7a We are under ohl;,,at;ous. "a

re- We are under obligations to
Hon. W. W. Armstrong, the present
popular Secretary Of State, for public
documents, Also to Hons Welch and
Latham, and = JJslI3 llIq3@ard, ard, Esq, fortae
sdunG.M ~ a-N.E MI1 n.. nl N.k.aa- ~ z
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pA- Major General Alexander Nc
Dowell McCook was married on last
Thursday to Miss Kate Philips, of
DAYTON. COO GG5i5 ir35QsJ
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the county. viii only make the effort,
at leaIt s,90O dtbsaaalesgs ostheir
country will be in Cadiz on the 28th
iday7of February nsxt5 Let gpsshew
to our Abolition enemiesfliat Harrison
county has at least 1900 men within
her borders. who are opposed -tes the
present wicked and abominable course
putsasd By-ths Abolitionists Of ihe
country. See q it, Democrats of each
township, that 90 person who i N. ia
yor of the objects set forth in the call
for, thismeetiug, is left home, Go
towork, and have your horses, wagons,
buggicS and carriages all ready to
bring every person to Cadiz on that day
that Shnbe hddeod to coRe. Let d5
have such a meeting on the 2Sth of
FebrgaFys,as-yiA send terror and dis,
may to the Aboltiopists of Hatrsqni
- ~ - ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~
county, each one ofBhom is doing po-
litically his full parts towards running
our once peaceful and prosperous ga>
ton sArrangements are being made
toasecuregtwo OF fnee Sfthe most dis
tinguished and able Speakers in Ohio
tesbe With us on that day,iwhose names.
will be announced in due time There
is no doubt but h'l.lS What # they will. be'wi
US. Let neither mud, rain, snow or
any thing else,deter tho true and tried
friends of the !".Constitutlon, as, it is.
and the Union as il vas, from being
in aCadiz, on Saturdayy February 28,
1863, Come eprlys and let. US reason
.,,.s,i .. .l.. .'''s ..s'
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ne The Ohio Statesman states on
good authority that General Pope is
mot now nor never was a Democrat,
all reports to thecontrary notwitllstan-
ding
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m% Colonel, Poorman, Of the 98th
Ohio, is now at his home in St. Clairs
vile. lie buried son on last Tues
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! aeg~.War news ofsthe past week is
not worth publishing. ''4as
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sHD@The next term of the Court of
Common Pleas. for. Harrison county
commences on next Tuesday, Februa>
ry, 10. 'Thei following list Of Grand
and Petit Jurors for the term, has
been furnished psiby, Sheriff Magee; !
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nG5 Itgiyes us pleasure to announce
that our old friend, +: s. Knapp, of
Ashland, Ohio, is q candidate for State
Treasurer, before the next Democratic
State Convention If elected, Mr..
Knapp would FIJI the office with salts
faction to the people. He is an hon
est, upyightmaab and every way qual-
ifed to ill the office with ability and
strict fidelity. seWecould support him
with Confidence and ZEAL knowing we
were supporting, the tight kind Of man
for thelrightE place. " - lE[ M ESl
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snEsS g~'g GRAND JURoRs.i Ss2iyTa
Thomas 7 NNIalefnee, V. 4 I Stock d .tty township,
David F. Stewart, = 4 ! g, 9 htaS
John r. Hines, =" ="
Joseph r.. Patton, Rumley "
Frederick Kiumell, g. p"
John Hitchcock, Franklin
William Binns, Short Greek ="
Isaac Woodward, Co.. CO. g y
john R9mick, "fss.a "
John, Holloway, Washington ''a.o
Ira,Gruulley, "aTf4 a-"sfa
Harvey Butler, Moorefeld .'" to
John McFadden, o. Catliz Z" ''
Elijah Carson, Nottingham "..'
Robert Endsley, Archer "s'
f'@ PETIT JURORS. n 1sy. ...''
Richard Bailey, Short Creek I"
Michael Mordcn, sa,,,,, 'a,3 20 :t'.'i "
William Renshaw, Monroe
John r.. Deal, a@' sl'.''si'j ,ie ~ %.
John Hoobler, German I" ~
John Holland, Archer W"1a
Thomas Clancy, Athens "
JamesLee, r q" :" a
A. B., Moore, North .a t..,.es g" =.
John Palmer, Stock aas .sas (" ia
John N. Hayerfeld, Cadiz "
Joseph Aikens,I Greene ti,i !"
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ri NEW ADVERTlSERH ENTs. B.
A, Farm and Steam Saw and
Corn Mill for. Sale,

fTOG Ether OR SEPARATELY.-Af farm
Of l67 acres. adjoining the Cadiz Junction
Eating House, with the Steam Mill Tor saving
Wood and Lumber, aud grinding Corn, Oats
and RyeisSuferedior sale.a " EfstgsY
/ An Orchard OF 500 Peach, 200 Apple, IS Pear
and 30 Cherry trees was set out two years ago
d Il or most choice grated lruit, end ch va.
rieiy hofesone little iruit last year gtgse es;
/ Msnv good Springs are on the Farm, as we'll
as never.iailing well OF soft water aaA tlfUi
4 Piece low and terms easy i Any person
wishing today out new town, this is the place
to locate il 10 omake money. III
Inquire OF Judge Jeweu ori the undertigned
inipsrson or by letter t i, ..sss, .as.
gs6a tsE s,sl..4 .eg8dlJ., 6, MORRIS, II
Stepbenyille o.
Fob Al
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s. -
aHURRAHs FOR WIIEELISG,--0n last
Monday week, at the, municipal elec-
ton Held in. Wheeling pr r. George
Baird, tlelD DernocrGiS A uti- -NewState
candidate for @ N ycoa, ,,i,aand The entire
ticket wereselected bymajorities rang
ing from four to five hundred This.
glorious victory was. obtained. in the
face of threats made by . fellow called
Major Joseph Barr, who acts as Mili-
'tary Provost Marshall in that city.
This i. q glorious triumph, and. gives
Bingham, and the other D Disunionists,
who engineered the bill for the admis-
sion Of the new State Of West Virginia
through Congress, in direct violation
of their oathate support the Constitu-
ton of the United States, to under
stand that the people of Western Njra
ginia are opposelto' having the. State
Of Virginia divided. in an unconsttu-
tional manner =-r-s- -iA y S-9 =
q :. &. g
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

n The following prices of adseftisins have
been sgreed upon by the publisheTs Of papers
in Cndiz. 70 take effect from and after January
y, ls63.L i'f+.-ll1 1tl 3" nt -A'S
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5GEAM ESGRNES, N As'sFEN EES b,
fa<ll SUGAR Mills. .'sA Nv"
A Ill KINDS OF FOUNDRY AND MA!
y. chine Shop Work, 4i ss ri.
Tire shipg Machines Mill Gearing tor Saw
Irons for Bird Ses, * GrisfiMilts, &@
Coal car Wheels, Cast Iron Fronts, eis
Truck " wagon Wills +" Window caps,
Window Weights, "3 Door Siils,
Bols and Nuts cut and, n Door Steps,
made to orier g Coal Vaults
Cast Il Wrought Screws Shaftihg and PulIeys,
ilirnished 10 sse , Turning and Planigs
Steam Boilers made and Iron, - :
repaifed, @H4'&f3 Fancy Crates. '"t
Plow Points and wagon Common Crates, 7f'}.
boxes, Counting house Church
Portico, Garden and Ghd Office Stoves
Grave Yard fencing. F34 GGH Se1! l9s
,QJ~ Wa nave o new and Improved WATER.
WHEEL, which has been awarded the pren1l.
um over, Lib Go MPFl1ITl0N .s.ls5i I8It az
Our facilities for work are large, and having
an extensive assortment Of Patterns we can
promptly fiji almost any order in our hranch Of
business Address .P.aEaE As-ytr.a
MEANS & BROTHERS,
a+@H g4IH @a24tA S,etbenylle Ohio.
Ju'v %, 1869 ra3 IA sG@Et
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Aaurlow Weed for thirty three
years connected with the Albany Eve
ming Journal, has retired from that
paper. He says in his valediotory adj
dress that he cannot act.dany longer
with the Republican party, on account,
Of its Being thoroughly. sabolitionized,
and opposed to the best interests Of the
U cbF1 Ba&l8 Qfa&
country. ta1a33 osiba
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eHGy" We learn from the Tuscarawas
Advocate, that the Assessments in all
tbeclasses, for this (16th) Collection,
District under Excise laws, for Che
month Of November, 1862 is assfol-
lows: Tuscarawas county, $562s96;,
Belmont county, $1731,62; Noble
county, I $771l,94;; Guernsey county,
1921 ,84, and Harrison county, $685.
SO. Total amount, S3, $50, ,72.ss,sd y
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RaiIroad Time Table.

GrSa5soii5ers finding ms marx + m he
nrg," gG I rr' se'r n;% ndy .r Sro ,sSs rss is
10 The Sentinel q aIpm erpiring. 7heI'ate
requested torsnsit ds Soon as they see Flis pafhl
I, as no papers aie sent fyofa lie eGket aata
paid for.E0 essssii 10 vaiJsslas,
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I've seen and like his well known sfSfS
Because I've purchased there betores ysska
ln1J. Brilles' store on Markst Street, q
I'm certain to be fitted neat n
@}{ And to advance another reason, & AZ .f4$3
+ lEgaods lind TO suit the season; s ke
And those who from b is store shall buy
Will lind themselves all weaihers dry. 5sG
J Brttles endeayors, never fails argsa ia IA
10 turn out work to suit the sales.
his estabiishmentis located nigh N&E
Each branch receives a wstchfal eye ee+{3
IN his store you buy mol In doubt,
NO faise induce merits are ield ont }S8ss$}E
III The enc price system, there no better, yft5s
Is carried out to the very letter,
The bargains therefore cant tentiee l4iA@
The parcharer at one fixed price, H hssFs&
Nor time be lost in j Briites store
70 cheapen what was cheap before. "a ~
The gentleman all can testify III sss a5es
When any clothing they. want to buy
For service, promenade or show, EA3aA
+ 10 his store they straightw ay go. is, sgiis n
These geutienien also find tsr
The Kind of clothing for their mind.
s9 Some reasons now live furnished why &q
10 BIS. store go TO buy E4%
30 call at once, his prices view,
eAnd doubtless you will i)8y there too .8a4
aJTCall as my well known ,tore if yon want
good clothing. RRil,I.E,s
Oct 4, 1852 1901 TJGtlst{flEJ3 T879 &
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N.Y.. The Administration, through
its tools, have again commenced ma-
king their high handed arrests. The
editor Of the Philadelphia Evening
Jourpsl. vas n arrested 4 dusing 4 ! ag the past
week, and his office. closed, by order
Of one Gem Schenck, the hero Of VIZ
ellnanItis timethat the people would
give the ADMINISTRATION toadderstand1
that illegal arrests would not Be longer.
syztsaa ssaW11 &Eg Ga S9fI S0']
FoieI"'eo, g+sgtla a5ts e4E'ef q sat -es
Yelos lai .eaL
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RGA- Last summer Mr.. HatGon use t %
say in his. paper, that itswasa very
mean for, the Locofocos to charge the
Republicans with having voted in the
Legislature against a law allowing the
soldiers in the army to vote, as such a
law was clearly unconstitutional" In
his paper of last week he wants the
Republicans of the same Legislature
to- vote for such a law..aWhat has
changed your opinion, brother lIatton,
about the constitutionahty Of such a
law? We hope that not only the Re
publican members, but every other
member Of the Legislature, will vote
for Mr.. Lang's bill allowing the sol
diers that privilege, as it isothe only
F'clearly" constitutional bill we have
yet seeniintroduced. .3veH s nj ssst
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gay Keek.,I.E Z - Y y 80. =
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rT 81 The late SHOWS and rains done
considerable damage to the Canals,
Railroads and other public improve
y ~ 48sgi g1R4 bHF sses9 Wflf1Ni 9s{ I
Y ultsutssa ptsutssa lea Ssi .aaRe }. lAgfs1s Gasii w
aI.ASa - seagsa We
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. ii ( tBEi - q
Slowing to the length of Mr..
Vallandlgham's greatispeech, we are
unable to give the Congressional pro-
ceedings Of the past week, The most
important measure introduced was a
bill by Senator Wilson Of Massachu-
sctts, to organize National Guard,
to be- composed ofs-the entire militia
of the United States, and place them
into immediate service. This is in i'm
itation of Napoleon's Imperial Guard;
and we suppose Mr. lW. thinks that
Abraham the T., will need an army
of that kind to protect him: The peo-
Pile are not yet ready for such a usur-
patton of their rights. More anon.
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0WfFiend, wm. II HOss, sends
d Cfhe 6dIlSkIng IsacZ fSEiEN wilfBk

ustae1on0Nng etter, AWhteh' WinABe
good news tomany friends of the brave
boys in company H. 18th iohiio,si sisswha
were taken prisoners At the great bat.
tie of Murfreesboro: ., s@h s'of ssssq
CAMP PAROLE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.,rl aa5,
-ssHssia Janaery gg, 1868.
ED. SEsFlSEI, BE4R SfR:s The fol-
lowing members Of company H, 18th
Regiment, O. VI, taken At, the bat>
tie of Murfreesboroy are here: S. A.
Tweed, Robert Gamble, Joseph Mark
ley, CharlesAs Leslie, Israel Phillips
Arthur B. White Jehd Butler, J ohm
BE Martin, Daniel iGraybal, Harris
lHatten and L. d, ? Young. The two
latter are slightly wounded hut are
getting along very well. eJoseph G.
Moody. and Owen 7. jenkins are the
only ones that weknowof being killed.
Sergeant Frank X. lealey was ,woqn7dJ 4
ded and left on5the feldsai We arrived
here from Riehmopd, va. this. morn
ing,sy How long We will be kept here
we do NOT know. Please send the Sem
tinel to me at this place. is,ii li'- ss.sI
81 'sa~ 'sai Yours truly, ass is.i' ts.
sSsisb,,ssi Nv sis sFi WM. H. Host Co. II, ai es7
'ste, is13th Reg't 0sNs L., Camp ~
eYG5't u afhpsiA nflo oIio Gktarvl,nd u
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-04


aG8F7The following persons are spo-
ken of as candidates for Governor be-
fore the next Abolition State Conyep-
tion: John A. Binghany David Tod,
Martin Welker, Columbus Dclano,
Benz. Egsssleston, Wm. S. Groesbcck,
". D. Horton, S. #. Carey, Ii. Y.
Bundy and B. Stanton We place
Binghlm,s name at the head Of the
list, because the Ashtabula Sentinel,
Giddings' organ, is very enthusiastic
cally in favor of hisainomination; and
whoever Giddings favors is almost sure
to come off triumphant in that party.