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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
LIQUORS FOR SALE.


II HAVE on HAND AT M DisTILLERT,a mE1
South Of Town. small lot q pure liquors for sss.
Persons wishing pure article for mecsf purposes vli
do 20 call Immediately. these hquors vii Be go
a. soon A. possible. Cali my residence, TO ulsss
Of Indianapolis. leave ORDERS With n Hoefssa.
in the city. A. H0EFGkS,
aprt6-dlm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

DASvIIIE, Pa, June =, 1852
DR.. wM. II. GsEGG-Delr Sir: In February, 1851,
afflicted with the diabetes, and for ve months
! passed than two gallons Of water in "a hours
obliged get up often twelve times du
ring the night and IN five months lost about 80 pounds
in weight. During the month Of July, 81, procured
bottles OF Constitution Water, and in days after
using IL experienced relief and after taking bottles
entirely cured after regainng my usual good
good health. Your, truly,
J. V. L. DE WITT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
ELDER HARNESS & BINGHAM
NOTICE..

UIAvISG PURCHASED OF GEO. W. HAYES THE
III entire stock Of goods al No North Illinois street.
Am author ned 70 collect all bi Is due the late firm of
staring Co., and will pay the iodeotedness Of said
arm. JsIAhLiN1-
fulvr--dlN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
FoR SALE By ALL DRuGGIsrs-PRcE 81.
WIN. II. GREGG a CO.. prOprietOrs.

Morgan Ahen. General Agents. No. ss cnn street,
View York Wright French, g Randolph ST.; Smith
pwyer s. LAKE. St. whoesals Agents. Chicago. Illinois.
Ian3s-Aau
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
CONSTITUTION WATER

To the public with the conviction that II has equal In
relieving the class OF diseases viii Il has been found
emnenty successful IN curing aud that shall
be rewarded for our efforts in placing valuable remedy
In form TO meet the requirements Of patient and phys
clan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
DRUGGISTS.
DRUGGISTS.
RROWNING& SLOAN.
D R u G G | S T S f,

DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS
SURGICAL DEN tai INSTRUMENTs
p.ints OILS varnishes Dye-stuf window GLASS Glaze
WAR. Brushes. Cigars, SNUFF, Tobacco spice,
fumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Pure wines and Liquors for
Medical purposes. Coal OIL and Lamp.
a Nd all article complete the ock Of Druxxfa
All articles warranted represented Our fscili-
.s are such ODER IN pare and unadulter xfed
tcIe- A. good Inducements cash buyers West
ern hous feel confident render satisfaction
In prices and quality Of articles.
BROWNING SLOAN
u.xIa -AsshSxH - West WanhinGssu as~ss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

purchase price which they Sold II
is however equivalent paying per interest
and probability having redeem the bonds at their face
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16


Warrants drawn from Oct 81 e2 to JAM 3d. 1863 12s63 al
Cash on hand January 81, 1863 ... s1s564e 60
All these vouchers the Committee examined, cancelled,
and made abstracts the order test the of
Auditors books, lack time they
complete the work but have adopted finish the
examination.
The Committee find that the funded debt of
increased the sale of per bonds still outstanding the
2200 co. which money has for the pur
pose paying State assessed by Congress- APP
proved August 1861 for the purchase of the State arms
paying expenses incurred in organizing and fitting troops
which entered the and for taking sick
and wounded soldiers providing for the two
years sufficient the demand upon the treasury.
The have found themselves surrounded with diff
notwithstanding the appropriations of the last
which absobs the and the proceeds of the debt
incurred there still left be provided for of the ncom
ing
The Military debt audited by the Committee but not paid
for funds which the Governors message shows SAG
Military claims unaudied supposed about $4,000
90 claimed State Prison North for building for which there
had been no appropriation, S5O,35l 60
addition We have extraordinary demands the Treasury
the which will be for taking of sick and
wounded soldiers 100000 90; provide for military
of border $4,000 co. making total round numbers of
near 100000 co. constituting the class of demands under
nearly emergency induced the last Legislature
thoze the loan of Millions yet with all these embaassments
and precedent before them, the committee have deemed in
expedient increasing avaa
They deemed the best policy pay you CO." and
willing pay the tax quit the The
negotiating oan with the of taking it,
with the liabilities fraud and peculation far
all the temporary benefit derived from public loans Acting under
these have recommended increase of
property and twenty-five poll
and endeavored limit their appropriation to the
standard
According to the report of Auditors
follows:
8 per cent. Certificates of Stock. S5325500 90
81 per Certificates of Stock S2O5S173 so
per Certificates of Stock. S1,2255OO 90
There supposed outstanding the original
improvement bonds shown by the of Agent of State
1891 The her bond the Sinking Fund.-
which really only debt from department of the State
another The total interest," due annually the
whole debt is s462552 81 This formidable item
than diminish Notwithstanding the repeated efforts
that put debt in process of liquidation
Your committee active taken
ultimate extinction of the State debt and the
time changed from that of certificates
would lead the absorption Of large portion OF by the capital
lists in the State.
The committee find charged sale of Military War
Loan Bonds S175S55 3d. proceeds of sale of
100000 bonds OF the above bonds sold there has been
deemed. esU4,oW w
with interest accruing, Of. $4,000 50
Leaving outstanding. l22o,5OO %
Nett proceeds of same Observation-Disclosures. 1O64470 SO
Balance Observation-Disclosures. $161O29 o.
This balance would loss the State she could
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
WV .houId I buy . box Of

Why should buy box of
BRAN E'S L u ) SlL A u y
THE WONDERFUL GRANUIIS
Because the1 Hoar -ne-s, Sore Throat, &C.
Who has not heard Of the
what sheuh take for Sore 1hresu
what shsud take for ColA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
HYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up the Of buchu cubes and u
nber the of these diseases and only them
for the want of n better remedy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
READ, READ. READ.

rrtate and drench the kidneys and by
LEAD 10 CHRONIC degeneration and confirmed disc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

Has proved itself equal the task that has devoved
upon II.
DIURETICS,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16

II has equal Ia relieving the most distressing symp
toms. Also, Headache Heartburn. Acid stomach vomt
ing Food, &c. Take a teaspoonful after dinner. Th'
all may be increased if desired but shoulC
be done gradually
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-09-16
DYsNENORHGA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUATI0N, AN
IN MEN0RRHAGlA OR PR0FUSE FLOWING.
SUPPRESSED MENSTRUATION

Which in the unmarried female is a constant recurring
dsesse and through neglect the seeds of grave
dangerous malsdics the result, and month afte
month passes without effort being made TO assist
ture the suppression becomes chronic the patient
ally loses her appetite the bowels constpated nigh
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-05-09

5ans s.as ~ ~ IL
~ zzSsH kNM4 ~ m Nk xA@ AesszF &ks6 A. xs5
"a oasaffy 5udss e 500 s. ~ Szt6 llxss as
aalE - IA 900 sasM asN sgW shh@ MNsS ssw
~ Sl{i shgsilA III ~ 81 toses - f6esFzaa ~
an fsEs Is s8 es8s@sfn@MM o. II
May 3, tses. ss1ss III q l'sss
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10 JeNses aHsHsAsA, n A%at s&Ta@EE @T@E silt's
Glib -1ou are AeFebg netInad that there 10 now On
~ ME In the ofce u the CLERK Or the Dstrtcs Csun
q eounizs Iswa sPetasoA in EaMtaE a
w m Sd&ckniEht Co., claiming ofycu the foreclosure
y OF the 8. n. h Of Sec-ap In TIP 70, NJ. OF r. a. "
given by to secure the payment OF youx not& axe.
cutsss them Cor &3Gz 10 dSAEaAk inGea6 a Inc kAta
OF ten per cent Per aunu that unless yu AHpear
thsfeto and dsfend Before MON u fA Seeond day q ths
IaSs MONDAY in July, A. B, 1858. defauit wifi be an
tSEsa aeaiHst yau tnsrssn. aAsq
Dated March ., 1861.
w~ATs ,1e-4 "a A., .,~., H. AfesH fce RF,Es a
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Rsafw;Kl Mansr, sRlanGlhs araai Oh basfTgzgs EIa
3pR 1DyS and y4aaasH pySis sfssasSssa.p5a s!sai
N.Y. We y. Sss sSs ssss
hiIip u. Miller, .essIsu5 shehsOyps attsaaeaaas
{. Judgment against R bye for sss and intsrsss
10 that tsOa6 SkHS Oh &E 30 LAY 1851, being for
m that day advanced the plalni purchase
u s s ia 20 g. go j 3D.
z's isss e ~ IA ss9sg 6 ss.d .Las
s0na end O. Sad Int 24s - me pAgmeBt o. sa dses
sssass sssa asastst ssid pssss.ss sSs tSs sS e.
s1 rs 81 issss z ss
ca raid ppeniees a. the anne saIa edxancMusnt ges
made, and ty an additional mortgage given By SAID
6cssf aaM nths On the SAss psaaEssa dated
3, Judgment and decree Of said Court declaring
debt to be Ior the puFshase money and older than
s sssS % A"s''aa4 's tina o. ''sH of
q JpasmeAt " saiaC4sF& sorhe said suaa OF EsshE
from Nay s. issT being he money sdvssea ID sssss
= ne n.y. Bid fs Ta as
due one yssT embracing the money s. svsncsf
aaa secard boz mortgage an sai La 4es assi faFthee
evidenced oy note snsstnisd foT and embracing Ihs
ssA s I'd .aa isis M
nd oss nd srs cOsEt as.
eMbfaea, said substituted mortgage the pnysasma
ef sAl tpdgEsns sng feEeclOsiag all Jshg ssst In
aAa easA a tAe In ana Co ala sseAaea anA a. every
part aa parcef thereof, and you ere further n0tlAAA
tass uhisss 900 APpeaS % sssa petioEs, and dessa
T & sasfi b asGR ~ 8 $ & e 8
Caantg On MonAay the Vita dag o. 5say, A. D.s las n
esau VIII be catered against yo and judgmsat rsn-
! .s,aa ara at,. So. ,. LEWIS v. osss. e.
80. ~ Ia - .@s AsPg fer ~ "
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CITY AIVERYasPADLE.

Wy ~ [ O. ,z7oN N'l3.,I n etn31 n
bTVant ST. NdCth; of, BroadSwax.
,valI ;5GopNEaL BLUFFS, IOWA,
T An PREPARED 70 'AccoNMop ArE I'd IqTl RsIIyvyT
= Hn.LLfs Fus1io via anttAtnsiRshSB gori be-
Lasas E :HTY LINE. ON REAS0NARI.Et TEn VA
Wit ahd run an Oannibas or Hack 10 ard sTrosS ~
the beating gsasen,ss5 tsdt -
SSIs11s sesiEiogs # having tho Omnibus cali
sSlsAFns Esrs a shs STABLE Z - d. 'sa
JoHE p0R1NY Da
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g IA II hFstl IL . AAfl 2 q n "
" I'D ALL DAD.
Ind siWesternl t&lage Company,

&&-A-A4@ E&S@&A-DN
And siKqesternss at Siege Company,
r7HE CHICAGO, IOWA Il NEBRASKA r. Rear
l. ID Hsw egsnGsf sFsyeiyto lagranA 7BIles ssasof
Marshalltown, and viii be opened on January 1sss
To- lkzs only 81 miles east Of Rt DesADiuea
and Isl miles west the Mississippi river making Is
mites sbs Stage Roatetrotn Council BiuS And
NJ sahfs It cars ii the Nississypd river rare AZ
ezs - ~ tstes civ Aysy Tickets sold by the
Agents o. the Western Stage Company at Council
SeSs sSre 70 cali for scse st,rs ~
vAATsaWAG1 I0WA'W NEBRASKA r.. n.
On and astef JANUARY Isl, tsss; rafus viii run as
so1SR KAsT4r.ssss SSTft fT.in leave. Marshall
town Aslo u. Stop taFDiunes atSOsdar Bavsdag,
supper AZ Clinton; and reach Chicago in lime tor
north er east, RassengerA who prefer. san remain
at Cllnton over night and arrive at Chieaso early
neat afteyHoop.Cs ztsps II ra.-.,f:.AE - .s 81
CF~GeOd Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains In
CONNECTIONS: Wee!
At Turner'S Sunction with Trains for Fresport Dun
eitha Sanelle F0n an Las Prairie du Chem and La
AtDixOu wRhsTrAIns os alansas Central RailIbAa.i
sRssR x xasS sSs :,ss,ppl , ,ES
spida ZAP 81 ~ Iowa city vlnto
Cedar Fstiss land AortAam lpwA {, 4 idaaaq al I'd ;Ff
VA ss1ss s. saa q SSsaS
BluGs. QmAhat Marshall Ehore, R0onsbog0, IT. Dodge
Sioux Cry, and intermediate places. eB 9ssBilSFFi
syrt LAVE GTOCE. EXRR ESSs .,e l. 81,
Leaves Harsh&lItown tuesdays and Fridays Az oo
u, and teaches ChiSaso xs Aorning earlier than by
any oeher route and Wtthdat any change Of carsl
sssas MI Sss.a ss Ssa
mcRnSnS4 aannA .h4glrR. BstTA L.e0Tn3 &. $ 81
, - ia, .s,,. 49,. IN, Gen'l Sapt Chicago.
J. C. GAUET, 1Geny Freight Agent. Chicago -
o. BEAhDsLKk' Wsssetn Agent, q .
T3iESa1 d3s@E adj ZufyH!aat3 MarshalHowu
. o. CoTTLE. Travelling Agent.
= s4L1Lgag 3nl 9! Ealll1ng ZaLhaEuInf IL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
Hnl their New Room.

George & Bro, on the corner, have
enlarged their Grocery room, and il
now occupies the whole of the first
floor of their big brick; and they hav G
filed it, too, with one of the largest
and finest stocks of Groceries We have
over seen in Cadiz. You can get
anything and everything in the Gro
Gerry line at Georges, and in any guam
tity you may desire. They are ac-
commodating statesmen, clever fellows,
and we know no place person wish
ing Groceries could do better than at
Georges. They always keep good
-four, and everything else that they do
keep is good. Give them a. call.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
AlIegheny Cattle vInrket.

ALLEGHENY CITY, April l, 1868.
The markets during the week was we'll
attended and large amount Of stock chang
ed hands.
The total receipts OF Cattle, including
those sent East will reach G, 900 head, by for
the largest portion passed through.
Hoas-Prlces were lower. Dealers took
hold very sparingly. The average rates
were 81 4O@5 50@5 75 p cwt.
SHEEP--Buyers and sellers could not
come to terms. Transactions were small.
CATTIE-The receipts were large in the az.
gregate, exceeding 500 head; msny lots Of
lered were of the choicest kind and were
sold at high rates. Government contractors
purchased freely. A fair amount were sent
East. 81 Stuts sold l8 head at $46 0C
per head. J. Garwin sold 10 head at 4@
AZ head at $5 80 and head at $29 per
head. NJ. Warner sold 4S hssd as follows:
8 head at S5 50 per cwt., 20 head at $5 rs
20 head at SO 25 per cwt.
Hoas-Although the season is advancing
there were fair amount OF transactions.
number were sold on private terms. VIM
Roberts sold sold l36 head at 81 40 u 100
lbs: r. NJ Fink sold 263 head at SIS IS y
100 q 100 lbs, A. NJ. Early sold 26o head
at SIS SO u 100 lbs; s. |. Stuts sold $50
head at 81 so u 100 lbs.
SHEEp--The market was very unsettled
Vhe high rates Of last week were not main
tanned. Holders did not like to come down
whilst purchasers declined taking hold unless
at lower rates. This put stop in great
measure to operations and large numoer
were shipped East. A lot OF 800 head
were disposed OF to butchers at 81 b head,
and one lot $50 head at So. The market
was unsettled.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

MA We were not present on last
Saturday to hear Bingham "say his
speech but from what our correspon-
dent says about it, Bingham must have
had one of his "crazy spells on him, .
for certainly no sane man would urge
mobs or mobbing. If he was sane on
that occasion, the finger of scorn should
be pointed at him by every honest man
for trying to incite mobs and the shed.
ding of blood, unnecessarily, in our
midst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
sac Elcction In ma rrlsop County

Below we give the result of the
Spring elections in this county, SO far
a. we have heard:
Short Creek township was all on'
wsy--Republicsn.
Greene went Republican from 6 to
IL majority.
Germsn went Democratic without
any opposition.
Athens went the same way, not.
withstanding Union league was form
cd the Friday evening previous.
Cadiz went Republican by the usua
majority.
In Archer the Republicans made
no show Of opposition except on AS
sessor, and their candidate for that
Office was SO badly beaten, that it is
supposed he will not hereafter think
that he is the only man in the town
ship tit for Assessor.
Rumloy township went Democratic
by very large majority. The ''Knot-
hsles' tried to run a ''mixed ticket
bat the thing would not take.
Moorefeld went Democratic from
50 to 80 majority. 4 large gain.
Nottingham, one of the strongholds
: of Abolition, only gave 40 maj rity
for that ticket.
Stock vert Democratic by rnajori-
ties ranging from 20 to 40. a good
gain
e North went Republican by some 40
majority.
Peg Frceport is only Republican by
some Is majority. Another effort
win rid that.
Washington we have not heard from.
Franklin went Republicans by re-
duced majority.
Monroe we have not heard from.
We should be pleased if some friend
>>in each township would send us imme-
diately the name of each officer elee-
ted on the 7ta inst, and the Office to
which he was elected, 80 that we Can
publish them in next weeks paper
We shall have more remarks to make
about the Spring elections in this
county hereafter. Our friends in all
of the townships dome we'll. Another
effort and Harrisen county will be
Democratic.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
sN- Hon. Christopher P.Iwolcot

E1- Hon. Christopher P.iWOlcOtt,
for several years Attorney General Of
Ohio, and more recently Assistant
Secretary of War, died at Akron,
Ohio, April 4, and was buried in Steu-
benville, the home of his youth, April
'S. He was a brother-in-law Of Hon.
E. M. Stanton, thespresent Secretary
of War. Mr.. W. was the only At
torney General that the Republicans
of Ohio have had in that Office since
they came into power in 1854. The
rest we're mere limitations. lie was q
violent and bitter partisan, but a law
yer that was an honor to any bar or
court. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale.

TNHE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
Il Grst and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
Saltwater. near treeport, Harrison county =
Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seven.
teen acres of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or .
chard in bearing ort'er. coal bank, and an abun.
ance of never failing springs. A large
amount of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is all under good state of cultiva.
ton.
The Grist Mill is large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind at
all seasons OF the year. There is an excellent
coal hank nt the mill door. The mill has three
run OF burrs. Everything about the mill is in
complete order, and can run at all seasons of
the year
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
prope rty on reasonable terms. Persons wish.
ing further information can call on the subscri
Der on the premises, orc N. Allen, editor OF
the Sentinel, Cadiz, Ohio.
ANDREW STEW ART. /.
Freeport,. April ], io63-tf
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Philadelphia Cattle Markct.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL.
The arrivals and sales OF beef cattle OF
Phillips Avenue Drove Yard reach about
l,4OO head this week. The demand con-
tinues good, but prices are not so firm as last
quoted, ranging at from $1l 5o@l2 so for
extra Western and Chester county steers;
$l0@11 Tor good. and 5000 50 for com
common, according to quality.
SHEEP are also dull and rather lower,
with sales OF 3,40O brad at from 50 5000.
SO u ib, gross.
Hoes There is fair demand, and pri.
ces are well maintained, with sales OF $500
head at from $500 80 y 100 bs net.
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New York. Cattle Market.

-. -.-- New YoRK, April II.
The market opened this morning in Forty
fourth street, with about 3,70O bullocks on
sale, and much greater portion of them
good, fair quality than last week. but to bal.
lance this there was large number of the
veriest scalIawags we have seen for a long
time. Yet there are but very few cattle
selling at less than 10c per pound for the
estimate net weight-indeed none that are
fit for any decent butcher. and there are 8
great many selling at l2c per pound, and q
considerable number still higher, Several
droves Of first class bullocks will average
Ilk @12c per pound upon the owners esti-
innate OF net weight.
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holy purpose, will feel hereafter like
taking up the wall of Satan when, from
heaven, he was thrust into hell
'ls this the region, this the soil, the eIims,.
Said then the Ia archangel, ithis the seat
That we must change for hoaven, this mournfnl
gloom
For tina, celestial light" &c, &c.
/ viii not notice his harangue any
further at this time.
InoJ.rR ON.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
NKarkIe VS.. MarkIe.-TwO Dishes
from the Sa lne Pot.

Last weeks Republican contained
what PURpoRTED to be letter from A.
Markle, of Co. E, 10th Illinois, in
which the usual slang of soldiers who
have grown tired of the patriotism
that fills the file, and who think that
by pursuing course that will suit
some home officials, they can have
the "straps' put on their shoulders,
are used in great abundance. Now,
to draw contrast between the kind
of letters they write to their friends
and the kind they write to Abelition-
lists whom they think will be instru.
mental in securing their promotion,
we are permitted to publish the follow
ing extract from letter written by
this same Markle to friend in Frank
lin, Harrison county.
| AS Mr.. Hatton publishes his ex>
tract witha great flourish of trumphets
''for the information of 'copperheads, ."
we hope he will publish our extract
and tell us how he likes the warm eli
mate where Soldiers" propose to To-
cate him and the balance of the Abo-
lition;sts We know our extract ia
genuine; we have our doubts as to the
other. Read:
My patriotism is pretty near like
James. am beginning to think this
a war for the id Niger, and for
nothing else, though as far as I am
concerned, | do not care, so they close
the war and then keep their sable
friends from among us.
Our old State of Illinois achieved
o glorious victory in the late elections
and gave the Republican (Abolition)
party such rebuke as they never be-
fore got. They have now got q start
down hill, and / think ere another
election that they will be so low in the
CURLING FLAMES that the smoke of
their torment will rise up forever; and
when the commander-in-chief of the
lower regions goes to make up his
jewels, not remnant of this Ethio-
pean arrangement will be found.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

BE- See the advertisement of Lieu
tenant Smith and James W. Hanna to
raise Cavalry company. Hanna has
seen more service and help to fight
more battles than any other man in
the county. They are both good fel-
lows, and will make excellent officers.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

sg- The Democracy of Carroll
county have now an excellent County
paper, called the Courier. 1t is ably
edited by Messrs. Gillstt B. Godfrey.
sWewish it great success.
Carroll county went some 200 Dem
ocratic majority at the late Spring cleo
tions, the first time for many years.
Huzza for Carroll county.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

D@ Two distinguished lawyers of
Carrollton, Ohio, R. E. Knight, Esq,
and H. Fl. Blackburn, ESQ.,, have re-
moved to Cleveland, where they in
tend to practice their profession.