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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13
Another Brave Soldier De@d

Milton Bryan, son of G.. W. Bryan,
Esq, of this place, was killed in Ten
nessee, March II. He belonged, at
the time of his death, to company L,
4th U. S. Cavalry. lie was one of
the first to volunteer from Cadiz in the
old 18th, and remained in that regi-
ment near two years. In a letter da-
ted March 20, 1864, from Nashville,
to Milton's parents, our old appren~
tice, T. w. Giles, Of the same coihpa,
ny, thus gives the particulars of Mill
toms DEATH
"Mr. DRtAH:-It is always painful for me
to tell any one Of the loss of dear relatives,
but doubly so when the object is one whom
considered as trus as did your son Milton.
Your beloved son has faleh prey to the
elcless fate that await so many, Dear
to those far away at home. Our Regiment
was one of the number which formed the
force under Gen. Smith, during the late rade
through Mississippi give you the partic.
ulars OF his death as learned them from
my companions, which are as follows. Short
ly after the fghtat Okalona, Mississippi, and
while the enemy were trying to Illustrate the
retreat Of our forces, small scouting party,
of which Milton was member, was sen t
cut to reconnoitre. Milton, with one or
two of his comrades became separated from
the main party and came across a superior
force, concealed, who Immediately fired up
on them. killing Milton instantly; bis com l.
rades seeing the enemy were too numerous
to hold at bay until the main party came up,
fell back.
when found shortly afterwards it was
discovered that he had forty six buck shot
10 his breast and face. 1t Seems he had
been taken for an officer, on account OF bis
cleanliness, and the proud manner he always
sat 10 his saddle, and for that reason all had
| fired at him. srr ..-.--t,
"Milton was killed about four miles east
Of Brownsville, the county seat OF Haywood
county, Tenn, on the road leading north
east from that place, to Forksd Dear. He
was buried the next morning, the 18th OF
this month, with the honors Of war, or as
we'll as could be expected, as the force was
then on the limo OF march. N
"As soldier. Milton was brave, almost
to recklessness lie has often been pointed
out as the ''model soldier" of tbe regiment.
hind and agreeable to dill, he won the love
and esteem Of the Company, as we'll as many
in others. Thus has az" Company been
berelt oi as good soldier as ever left home
and dear ones to fight the battles Of his ma.
tive land, But he has gone, and so suddenly
too, that the proverb, In life we are in the
midst Of death. is rendered more striking
than bad he lost his life in some regular on.
gagement."
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GIaninanYR. 3Oth Ohio.

The 30th Ohio Regiment, in which
there is gallant company from Har-
rison county, is at home on furlough
of 80 digs. The company from this
county arrived on Monday last.
Tho company from this county was
raised by Capt. Cunningham, (after-
ward Major, in the summer of 1861,
and WAS the second company to take
the field from Harrison county, and
Drawer company is not in the ser-
vice.
The principal battles in which this
regiment has been engaged are Car
nifex Ferry, Bull Run, under Pope,
Frederick City, South Mountain where
they suffered severely, Antietam,
Vicksburg, jackson, Tuscumbia and
Mission Ridge.
The regiment now numbers 558 men,
$50 Of whom have enlisted, nearly
all the rest being new recruits. not els
iSible, but who have signifed their in
tention to re-enlist at the proper time.
There have been discharged for ply
sical disability, 100; from wounds re-
ceived in action, 39; from other cats
ses2i. There have been killed in &C.
ton 81: died of disease 121, from 9TH
sr causes, 8. This shows the severe
ordeal through which they have pass
ed.
The distance they marched on foot
since they started from Camp Chase,
70 Larkinsville, Tennessee, amounts to
1882 miles, and the distance by
steamboat, 2,576 miles--from Lar
kinsvile to Columbus, by marching
and railroad, 1913 miles, making q
total Of 7,076 miles.
The regiment is commanded by Col
Theodore Jones, who is spoken of as
very able officer. Il,
The'brave boys from Harrison de-
serve, and will no doubt receive, a
hearty Welcome from the friends at
home. Let steps be taken soon, be-
fore the "oyster season" is over--let
the old Court House be illuminated
and made to shake with the "sound Of
revelry by night From the stern
realities Of the hardships Of a soldier
life, let them taste the sweets of peace.
The boys Of the 69th are how here
to participate with them, and glorious
time may be anticipated. aoa
P.S. Since the above was In type,
we have received the call for recep-
tion on next Friday evening, which
the reader will see in another column.
Let every soldier in the county be
present. Citizens generally, are also
invited to be present. ea
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For the Sentinel
Mr. G. N. ALIEN:-Will you publish the
| E1lI

| For the Sentinel
Mr. G. n. ALLEN:-Will you publish the
following
Surprise.
1t is no marvel in this age OF the world
| that an individual should be surprised. But
on the evening OF the 7th, as l came from
| the Post Office, good Brother hailed me
with the request that | should walk into
his parlor; and being seated, he said: II
have the honor in behalf of the Ladies OF
the 1st Presbyterian Church OF Cadlz, Ohio
to place into your hands, 9 Donation from
said Congregation, as expressive of their
good will and esteem to the r Pastor" To
my utter astonishment. that gift consisted Of
1921, %, all cash This was entirely unex
pected by me. And l am constrained to
cay, This is the Lords dongs, it's tharv Z
lous in our eyes," wish therefore, through
your paper, First To tender the warmest
gratitude Of my heart to the Ladies who
originated this kind ness, and to every one.
who by wish or deed, swelled this christian
munifcence. Such a magnanimous act oI
esteem aud generosity, shall be held in un-
dying remembrance by the receiver. Il no
more, they shall have the satisfaction oil
knowing that this kind libsrality has re-
moved embarrassments; delivered from per,
plexity; and filled my heart with joy and
gadness. May the God Of grace aud love,
who promised that the giving cup OF cOld
water only, in the name of disciple, should
not be without reward, bless you Il, o thou
aand fold. And may the Holy Ghost be
shed down upon the entire Congregation un-
til every one shall rejoice and be exceeding
glad.
Secondly, l wish to say to other Churches,
"Go and do thou likewise" IF YOU the
members of the Churches, only knew the
absolute want IN many cases; the trying ems
barrassments ih others. the privatlon OF aids
and advantages to Ministers. and last but
not least. the joy in a PASTORS home, and
the love toward bis people il would awaken,
you would bring your gifts and make the
Watchrhan on the walls of Zion sing for
joy. No disposition Ia the christian is of
more importance than benevoence; and
wherever it is, it shines out resplsndent
amid all the glories Of religion. Repentance
shakes away the shower OF tears, aud smiles
to see the cruci6ed Lord Of lie and glory -
Faith resting on the rock OF ages, keeps her
eagle eye riveted upon the cross of Jesus
Hope trusts her ancher, when the demon OF
the storm comes screaming on the bilow.-
But benovolence comes marching along, Ii.
up with smiles OF inetfable benefcence;
dropping her gifts to relieve the wants OF
mankind; making sorrow and privaton to
become vocal with songs OF cohgratulatoh
and love. I'D H
"And would you ask the r.nsomed c chdirs,
That taste OF Joys above, ..
What forms their bliss and tunes thcir yersl
Ills Sympathy and love :"
w. NJ. GRIMES,
Cadiz, April 8th, 1864.
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Road Notice

~ Office is hereby given that the Commits
missioners of HARRISON County, Ohio
at at their Narch session, A. D. 1864. levied for
dollars valuation of all the taxable 5roperlv Of
the county. - :
Said tax may be discharged by labor on the
pubic highways, at the rate of one dollar per
day, under the direction of the Supervisors Of
the respective districts, on or bsfore the frs,
day OF October next
Inc fownshi p Clerks are also here bv GER
titled that the Supervisors shalt notify n persons
In their respec tive districts OF the amount OF
road tax assessed against them on or before
the 18th day of August next. r. :
- - SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor OF Ha rrson county
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Attention.

Weare prepared to execute all kinds
OF Job Work such as Posters, sale
Bills, Programmes, Invitations. Cards,
Labels, Pamphlets, oil kinds of
Blanks, &c., in the most satisfactory
msnner. Orders filed at short no.
tice, and on, the most reasonable
terms. Call at the Sentinel Job
Office, for whatever you may want in
the way of Printing, and be accommo-
dated. y r. s'@
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The sprisg Elections In Harrison
C0nnfV

-
Our Democratic friends in this
county done very well on last Monday,
so far as we have heard:
In Athens township, the Democrat
ic ticke. had no opposition.
In Moorefield, where the Democra-
cy only had IS majority last fall, they
elected their entire ticket by majori-
ties ranging from 80 to 40. Bully
for Moorefeld.
In Freeport, last fall the Abs had
over so majority. This spring they
have from 6 to 10 all told.
In Washington the republican MAJ
jority was decreased about one-half.
In Stock, where the Republicans
made clean sweep last fall, the De-
mocracy this Spring elected one-half
Of their ticket.
In Green, the Republicans had over
so majority last fall. This Spring
their majority was reduced some Gf.
teen votes. ...a.
In bold Archer the Democracy
elected their ticket by majorities rang
ing from 81 to 60. Last fall their
majority was 81.
AS usual, the Democracy made clean
sweeps in Rumley and German town
ships.
In Cadiz township, where the res
publican ticket had no opposition, it
did not receive as many votes as that
p~ty had majority last fall. s.,-
The other townships we have not
heard from, but suppose they went re-
publican, as usual.
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Cadiz Township and Town ON

GERS. .-.....
The following persons were elected
township officers in Cadiz township on
last Monday week:
Trustees-Joseph Sharon,
james Fl. Haver6eld,
Alexander Henderson,
Clerk-James NJ. Pail.
Treasurer-John Mcconnell.
Assessor-Eli Peacock.
Constables--J ohm Bancroft,
---Mordecai StubbinA
Supervisor s-John Bargar,
j. Lawrence,
Jos. R. johnson,
Jesse Lee,
Henry Mafitt.
Justices of the Peace-James How
ard, William. Rogers.
The following persons are the City
officers of Cadiz for the present year:
Mayor-Lewis Lcwton.
Recorder-Jesse o. Thomas.
Trustses-B. F. Kennedy,
d. D. Welch,
WIN. Adams,
H. II. Harrison,
Alexander Cessna.
We have not learned who has been
Marshall, Weigh Masters,
Sexton and Supervisors.
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Harrison County Agricultural
Society NOttce-Sheep.

At a meeting Of the officers Of the
Harrison County Agricultural Society,
held in Cadiz in the month of Febru-
ary, 1864, it was there resolved that
every applicant for a premium on
Sheep, lat the Fair of 1864 must file
his affidavit with the Secretary before
making his entries, setting forth the
facts, that the Sheep to be exhibited
were shorn as sheep usually are shorn
when they are not to be put upon ex,
hibition, and that the sheep were not
shorn before the first day of May.
JACOB JARVIS, Sec'y.
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PHTLAt "A, June %. 1891

Diseases in Kidneys and Bladder, in young
or aged, male or female, are speedily remov ed
and the patient restorsd to health
DELICATE CHILDREN,
Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting
away, with scarcely any flesh on their bones
are cured in a very short time, one bottle in
such cases. will have most surprising effect
PARENTS
Having suffering children as above, and wish
ing to raise them, will never regret THE day
they commenced with these Bitters.
LITERARY MEN, s rU DENTS,
And those working hard with their brains,
should always keeps bottle of Hoohands Bit
ters near them, as they will find mnch benefit
from its use, to both mind and body, invigora
ring ana not depressing. we
Il is not a Liquor Stimulant, and leaves no
prostration.
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n@-We received during the past
week fourteen new subscribers from
company G, 45rd Ohio, for which the
brave men composing that company
will please accept our thanks.
We will furnish the Sentinel to all
soldiers in the field from this county,
vhs may desire il at $L% year.
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RriiIes

Requests US to say that he has gone
to New York for the largest and best
stock of Ready-Made Clothing ever
brought to this town; and that his
goods will be here the last of this week.
Look out for them. ..,fs. .s.s
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s3- The place to purchase Candies,
Toys, Notions, &c., is at Sharon's,
{Ferguson's old stand, and no mis-.
take. We might add that his obi
valves" are t"not hard to take"
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soIpIER-s INCEPTION.

A meeting Of the citizens OF Cadiz and vi'
cinity was held in the AUDITORS Office, on
Monday morning, April 11tb, to appoint a
COMMITTEES and make arrangements for Sup
per and Reception to be given in the Court
House, on Friday evening, April 18th, 1864,
in honor OF the brave Harrison County Vet
Grams of the Goth and 3oih ohiol regiments,
at home on furlough.
The Chairman, being authorized, sppont-
ed the following Committee ofArrangemsnts;
J. M. Paul. D. L. Huges, T. C. RowIes, Da-
vid Hilligas, and Samuel George, jr.
On motion, it was resolved ,hst a cordial
invitation be extended to the brave soi1ie 70
ofthese regiments, at home, belonging to
Harrison County, their wives and sweet
hearts, to partake'of this Supper, given by
our people as token Of appreciation and re-
gard for them as citizens, patriots and sol
diers in their country's army.
On motion, the County papers were reques'
ed to publish the proceedings.
d. 3. WEIGH, President.
! W. A. PITTENGER, Secretary.
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Wall Paper Wall Paper!

Wd11 dpeI w al Pap6T!,
THE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the
Il attention of the public to his large and
well selected stock of Wall Papers, lust recei.
wing for the Spring and Summer trade. His
stock consists OF 10000 pieces with 400 differ.
en' patterns, ranging in price from 64 cents to
Sl,0U per piece, together with every variety OF
Borders. Window Curtains, Decorations for
Fannel Work, &C., &c. :
He ha. also on hand a complete assortmen,
OF School, Historical, Medical, Religious and
Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Books 8,
&c., &c., which will be sold wholesale and re
tail as cheap as they can be had West OF the
Mountains. Give me call
J. VI. LAYTON.
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Remember tha, these Bitters are
YTD1r AAGDIalNIAlGa
And NOT intended as d BEVERAGE,
The Proprietors have thousands of letters
from the most eminent
Olergymen, ,.s..- ..-.s.. So
Remember that these Bitters are

He Eropr letOTS nave thousands OF letters
from the most eminent -..
Olergymen, ,.s..-.s al
'. Lawyers
Physicians and
Citizens
Testifyihg Of their own personal knowledge
to the beneficial effects and medical Writ ucs of
these Bitters.
From Rev J. Newton Blown. D. D., Editor OF
the Encyclopedia OF Religious Know ledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Batent Medicines in General, through distrust
OF their ingredients aud effects, yet know OF
no suthclent reasons why man may not testi.
fy to the benefits he believes himself to have
received from any simple preparation, III the
hope that he may contribute to the benefit of
others.
do this the mofs readily in regard to Hoo f..
lands German Biltors, prepared by DR.. G. M
Jackson OF this city, BECAUSE | was prejudced
against them for MANY years. under the i'm
preston tina they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture, | am indebted I'd my friend Rober
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal OF this pre-
iudce by proper tests, and for enc couragement
otry them, when suffering trott: great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bot :
ties OF these Biters, at the beginning OF the
present year. was followed by evident relief
and rest ora ton to degree of bodily and men :
tai tIgor which, had not felt tor six months
before, and had aim sst despaired of regaining
therefore thank God an my friend for direct :
ing ftle tc the use OF them.
]. NEWTON BROWN.
PHIiAb'A June o. I86I
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Following list of jurers for the tern
GRAND JURY.
James Cook, Athens TIP.
E. j. Phipps, Freeport
Peter Thomas, Jr.. Short Greek Up.
Andrew Detore, Archer -"
John Atkinson, Archer "
Robert Birney, Monroe
Samuel Lightner, Stock I"
John Hagan, Short Creek "
Henry Miller, German "
Nelson Rogers, Freeport "
Martin Snider, Green
James McFadden, G.) Cadiz "
William H. McGayran, North
Hiram Dickerson, Cadiz
John Webster. Rumley
aa PETIT JURY.
George Mckinney, Stock Tp.
Samuel Copeland, German "
Townsend Thomas, Short Creek "
Asb berry Haines, Green "
Eldred Holiday, Cadiz "
Joseph Shearer Stock
Thomas McMillen, Nottingham
Alexander Denney, RumIey
John Nash, Nottingham
H. B. Hellyer, Monroe
A R. Blackburn, Short Greek "
Irwin Porter, Cadiz
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To Township Assessors.

THE several Township Assessors Of Hnrri-
son County. Ohio, elected On the First Mondsy
in April. A. d. 1864, arc hereby notified 10
meet tun ess otherwise directed) at the Audi
tors office, in Cadz on the Second Wednes-
day IN April. (being the 18th day of said month,
fnr the purpose OF receiving The Blanks, Return
Books md Instructions for the assessment of
the personal property of said county.
Ihe Assessors are also, at the tine of meet.
ing redtired to produce to the Auditor. from
heir respective Township Clerks, certificates
OF their election, and of having given bond and
taken the oath oil oltlce as required by law
SAMUEL KNOX, Auditor.
April 6, 1S64-2t
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Johnson Sweets

Johnson Sweets.
A FEW OF THESE CELEBRATED
"A Apple Trees left and for saie-of nice
size to set out from three to nine feet hipb
wi III splendid heads and in a fine healthy con-
-dition. For hardines, thriftfness and produc
tiveness we know of none that equals ihem--
We challenge compe iition on those three quail
ties combined, as we'll othera The fruit 8
of first rate quality. One bushel will make
one gallon of thick molasses. They are in
good condition for using in the 10Th month.
baking well al that time, and continuing 80 un.
I'll the following 7th month. ~
They are the best apple known for hogs and
sheep. In fact, they are good for all kinds OF
stock. nd the ir ever bearing quality makes
them the mos profitable apple in the country,
Also = few other choice varieties s
This 10 the last chance to get the'e valuable
trees as the proprietor is deceased and the
nursery is to be closed
eo' t.st 5 .EDNAL. JOHNSON.
sH5 ~ f%H 1850 ExecutFix. <
Georgetown, Short Greek, Harrison Co.. o
March 90, '64-2ms. t..,s.,.t, ii. sra as. s
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B1- Capt. A. P. Lacey, company
F, 9Sth Ohis. has rssignsd. anas
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS!


We call the attention OF all hdving relations
or friends in the army to the fact thai "HOUF-
LANDS German Bitlers'' will cure nine ,ehths
of the diseases induced by exposures and pri.
vations incident to camp life. In the lists, pub.
ished almost daily in the newspapers, on the
arrival OF the sick, it will be noticed that a
very large proportion are suffering from deblli
ty. Every case of that kind can be readily
cured by Hoohand's German Bitters. We have
no hesitation in stating tnat it these Bitlers
were freely used among our soldiers, hundleds
OF lives might be saved that otherwise would
be lost. ...s. ..| .raa
The proprietors are daily receiving thankful
letters from suite in the army and hospitals
who have been restored to health by the use OF
these Bltters, sent them by their friends gf
&y- Beware OF Coanterteits. See that &c
M, JACKSON is on the WRAPPER OF each
Bottle. ~ t
Price per Bottle IS cents. Or half dozen for
$500. ....s ....s..l,
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put of by any OF the intoxi-
ca ting preparations that may be offered in its
place, but send 10 US, and we Wi II forward, Sc.
curely packed, by expretS -l",an @atJ .t'@
( Principal Office and Mandatory,
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OUR JUNIOR MOWER

lS made ior this hilly country, and gives good
satisfaction, Come right along and get :
machine that will save your team and yo1rse! |!
in hot weather.
One advantage is, this machine is manufac-
tured handy TO home, at New Fhlladelphla, by
English, Helmick e. Dixon Please call and
see them before purchasing elsewhere. Call
and get a pamphlet. E. LAlZURE.
ntat23, ,'64-3mo Cadiz Ohio.
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THE OHIO MOWER.

| HAVE THE AGENCY for Harrison CaldSS..
l. y LOT the snle of the BALL REAPER L.
oWER-the best Machine in use el the
present time.
II received the First Pren,itrl at the Harri.
son County Fair last Fall
A s. A M 9 w ER
And will NOW where other Machines choke
down
This Machine is so geared that you do MOI
have 10 drive your horses out Of their regular
walk. and the Machine runs light to the team.
As q REAPER
1t is not excelled by any now in use: even ,bc
standard machine cannot come up to it in reap.
ing or moving.
| can get all the Machines want, if | can
get orders soon. Friends, hand in your order 5
ard do not delay, as you did last year You
need not pay for machines until you try them
and they give ga risfaction, You can have the
sunior atSllO, and the large one at $3.50, anc
freight,
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ee1- The next term of the Court Of
Common Pleas for Harrison county
commences on Monday, May 16, 1864.
Clerk Fogle has furnished US with the
following list of jurers for the term:
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TNOBACgO and Cigass--a comniete sssors..
Il mem OF cigars and tobacco, also Erown u
celebratst Gns ratscheWimg and smokinx W.
bacco at M i,sv54gs 4 s GECrRHk5S. IA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-06

Pedestrians have right which eques-
TRANS and Jehus are bound to respect
The United States Circuit Court at New
York has given verdict Of $1,000 TO q
person for damages sustained, while
crossing the street, from stage. The
Law is that pedestrians have the first
right to the crossing, and thai drivers
of vehicles must consult the safety and
convenience of the person crossing the
street on foot Drivers Of vehicles
should make note of this fact and not
run persons down in the streets by fast
driving around the corners.
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A. & NJ. LAEDsBERG & Co., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Market Street, offer TO the trade and then
friends at large, their great stock Of liquors
consisting in part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Bitters, scnie-
dam Schnapps, Catawba and CIarst Wines.
at the low rates Of one dollar per bottle.
Call, everybody wishing a bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A. & NJ. LAEDsBERG 4 Co.
Oct 27-3m,