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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26
A Great MOueyed Conspiracy
AgniNSt Ihe GOyernmen


The New York Herald, OF last Thursday
morning. gives publicity. editorially, to the fol-
lowing euphatic disclosure:
Under the auspices OF bankers in Lombard
street a combination Of bankers and capitalists
has been formed in New York, Tor the express
purpose Of aiding and abetting The Southern in
surrection by Withholding from the Admins
tration the means Of carrying on the war. We
distinctly charge the moneyed gentlemen, whose
names are in our possession, which we shall dis
close whenever the interest Of the public de-
mand it, have arrived ct an understanding with
each other to subscribe to no more loans, and
endeavor to injure the national credit, for their
own selfish purposes, TO the extent OF their
power. They are principally in the cotton and
foreign exchange interest, and are OF English,
French and German ,as well as American origin.
They affect horror at the enormous expenditure
which will be involved in the suppression of re-
bellion, and declare that the banks Of this city,
over most OF which they exercise paramount
control, shall not yield another dollar, If fur
ther bids are put into the market. They are
sustained and urged on, in The course
they have resolved On, by London and Mancaes-
ter houses, who desire that the independence of
the Confederate States shall be acknowledged
as speedily as possible, in order that the En-
gish market may be supplied with cotton with
out tho risks that would attend the violation OF
the blockade, and consequent war with this
country We believe that the alliance thus
formed is SO powerful that Mr.. hase would
find it impossible to combat with it, and that
will find that he is leaning on broken reed, II
he place any future dependence upon Wall
street.
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erThc New York Day Book, in justifying
the Southern States in their present rebellious
course says it is because the Chase's, Burl'n
game's Banks and such other well known dis
unionists are receiving offices from the present
administration. This is o poor excuse, because
these Southern rebels commenced their present
rebellious course while their friends were in OF.
fice and nothing but sound conservative men
filled those offices. Get up q better excuse, Mr.
Dou Rook
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Z 0TH is reported that the notorious James
E. Hervey, the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Tribune and the Philadelphia
North American, and one OF Mr.. Lincoln's first
foreign appointments, and who has been found
guilty of being spy and traitor to his gov
eminent, by informing the Southern Conspira
tors Of all the secrets and plans Of the govern
ment, is not to be recalled, for 'ear he might
implicate one or two members of Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet in the same traitorous work
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The Fight Between the Federal and
State Forces in NHiSSOurl---The
latter BADLY Whipped.

BooNEvILLE, Mo ;, June 16.-As Gen Lyon,
with the steamers lat n. Mcdowell and City OF
Louisiana were reaching Boonville, Monday
morning, he espied battery on the river bank
five miles below town, at Adams Mil. lie
turned back and down about eight milaS below
BoonviIle, ana landed Iorces amounting TO 100
men and four field pieces.
He left 100 men there to guard the boats on
Ruckfort road. When within SIX miles OF Boom
Vile, he was attacked bv the Stale troops 5000
strong, commanded by Col Little, late OF the
u S. Army. who were concealed in thick
undergrowth and wheat fields. Aller short
fight the State troops were driven back and
their cemp which was at Bacon's farm, three
miles below Boonville, on river bluff, with
provisions, equipage and number Of horses ia
ken. rH tt
The State troops retreated west through
Boenvlle in great disorder. They were poorly
armed and badly disciplined
Loss OF Federas, four killed and nine wound
ed Four State troors are known to be killed,
and Is or 20 wounded. The lederalS say many
of the State forces we're wounded They spe
o. wakins over qui!e a number OF deal bdieS.
Gen. Lvon and Col Blair were in the thick
est of ,he fight. No off ers hurt. Capt Burke,
of ST. Louis, had his sword b. oxen by shot.
Dr. QuarclS, of the, State forces prominent
citizen OF Boonville was killed The Federal
troops say only 500 OF their men were in the
battle
Gen Lyou took some 60 or 70 prisoners, but
released them all this morning. A large num-
ber OF State troops, who were from Boonvile
are returning under Ly on's proclamation Sew
eral houses 'werc searched for contraband arti
| cles. r"H- wi as,..
Several secession flags were captured; also
several prominent seccssloDists. Many persons
who have heretofore been secessionists are now
Union men. With but few exceptions Gener
al Lyon and his men have tnabe a favorable i'm
preston upon the people. sF.a ... -.....
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rr1he editor OF the Cincinnati Commercial
in speaking of General Asbolt, ian accomplish
ed Hungarian veteran" who is now IN Wash
ngton seeking for Generals commission
which was refused him, says "he speaks English
oreat deal better than abraham Lincoln or 81
mon Cameron" This may he considered as a
very high compliment to the Hungarian at the
expense OF the President and Secretary o
War H
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

0TThe Convention at Wheeling have organ
ICED new Government for Virginia. +. IT,
Pierpon, Of Marion, is Governor; Daniel Pal
sey. OF Mason, Lieutenant Governor; James 3
Wheat, Of Ohio, Attorney General. Messrs'
Lamb, Paxton, Van Wrinkle, Harrison and La
zear form the Governors Council.
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eT-The no-party Republicans want all the
Democrats to join their party and give them
the officers then they will be satisfied. The
Democrats intend sustaing the government a
gainst enemies and against rebellion, but they
have no notion of going uto an abolition trap
The patriotism of the Democracy must notbe
mistaken tor rreenneSS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

UTEvery body is coming TO Cadiz on the
Fourth Of July. 1t will be the biggest day the
town has ever seen. People should lay aside
their business and devote one day to the service
of the country. 1t will be great service to
manifest patriotic and united heart.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

OF The Sandusky (O.) Register, John Sher-
mans special organ is very abusive ofthe ven
erable John J. Crittenden. 1t pretends to fear
his presence in Congress. The difference be-
tween these fellows and Mr.. Crittcnden is simp-
" this: He is a devoted and true. friend of his
country. They are nothing but pack Of office
seeking spoils devourng concormatants, who
care nothing tor their country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

GyMaj. Gen. Mcclellan and staff have left
Cincinnati for Western Virginia. We expect
10 hear good report from Gen. McClelland,
because his is a No. appointment, and the
best one that has been made by the present ad
rniniStrntion.
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For what ;lrn ste Fighiine!

To answer this question we subjoin the fol-
lowing extracts from leading republican jour
nails. The Boston Atlas and Bee, he leading
Administration paper in New England says;
"The meaning of this fight is tie doom of
slavery, and the Sooner the government acts
upon this idea, the less will be the carnage!"
The Hartford Press, the State organ of the
Republicans in Oonnecticu says:
at is a mistake to say that the Confederate
States are in rebellion against the Government.
The slavery in them is in rebellion against re
publcanism; and it is the slavery in them, and
not the State, that is to be subugated."
The New York Times, which is regarded as
the special organ of Mr.. Seward in New York,
makes the follow pacific sugges ions:
"Like Popery, slavery is incompatible with
the spirit of the age, or. in her words, with
liberty and civilization Their progress is at an
ena, and late or Providence seems o have doo1e.
ed sheo, to a speedy destruction by the oily Of
their devotees."
The Mineral Point (Wis) Tribune, invites
the loyal Union men of the Sou'h, and the
Democracy the North, to this entertainment:
"Shoud they again desire the shield OF the
wings of the American eagle the protection Of
the American fag-as we have no doubt they
will before the close Of the war, the terms will
be such as to settle forever the question Of
American Slavery. ] he time for Compromise
is passed The ..irrepressible conflict" will
cease to exist when the question ofnegro slave
rv is settled and not till then. On this point
all now agree; and the close OF the present con-
! ftct will fix the tiue Tor the emancipation 81
every slave in the land" F,
The Cleveland Leader, the Republican organ
I Of the Reserve, says:--a b'ia90s5 .s
ave believe we but echo tho sentiment OF
the entire North, and many loyal sons of the
South, when we say, make no compromise with
traitors except at the end of a hempen cord;
settle forever the ques ION of chatue slavery,
and make our nation nation oi freedom.n
Hold on, Mister Republicans, don't show the
"cloven foot" 50 quick. The gallant Democra,
cy OF the North enlisted for the purpose Of
fighting for the r'Gonsdtution and the Union"
mot for the Chicago Plat form. g 'l7u6.Ei
s4.65sg a1.,4y '
The editor Of the Cineianati Commercial,
who is now in Washington, continues in his
letters to assail the Administration. particular
|ly the Secretary Of War and the President. -
For instance, he says in Thursdays Commercial:
"tlbe man needed, demanded for Secetary Of
War this hour is N. p. Banks, and be is Squat
like toad in Fort McHenry, while Simon Cam
erop, who is neither honest nor capable, is dick
erng and fliekerng about, and more anxious to
give his Pennsy lvania clique o chance to steal,
than he is to perform the duties of his depart
ment He never does anything unless Gen
Scott thrusts it under bis nose or Secretary
Chase has it all done except the signing 81 81
mons name. In the meantime Honest Old
Abe stands by with his hands in his pockets
and talks about Gen. Jackson. Goa have mer-
ey on usp' .S 81 arga8ss eo 4 ~ ~. \
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Camp Dennison.

A large number of troops are leaving this
Camp for Virginia. 1t is supposed that the
l3th the one to which the Cadiz Guards be
longs will leave the Camp to-day or te, morrow,
for Virginia. May success and good health at
tend them.
The following gentlemen are the non COM
misSioned officers OF the CadiE Guards, as or
ganized for the three years eplistmont:-- y. .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

0-Hanna has the finest stock OF cap, letter
and note paper eve: brought to Cadiz, which he
will sell as low as Pittsburgh or Wheeling Hou-
ses by the ream or half ream,
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The GlorioMs Fourth.

"Hang your banner on the outer wall TO
to Hanna's and supply yourselves with flag.
He has fine assortment which he sells cheap
He is also prepared to furnish sky rockets and
fire. works on short notice
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HrThe friends Of education are referred to
the advertisement OF the McNeely Normal
School in to,day's paper. Under the direction
or Pro lessons Regal and Brinkerbof the Hope.
dale Normal School is taking rank as being one
Of the best educational institutions in the coun.
'N'F" NsAF y 79sFFFN ia4fg1 aaiNSN5s ,.Ff# n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

6rThis week finishes the publication ofthe
laws. Hereafter We shall bs able to giee our
readers larger amount of interesting reading
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

Fller-J. U. hay.
Drummer-John A. Teer
Waggoner-John Anderson.
P. S. Since writing the above, large number
Of our Cadiz company have come home on fur
Tough. They feel well and look well. 1t IS
not probabls they will leave Camp Dennson
this week, as our boys do not expect to return
before Saturday. ,.....
We also learn that the following gentlemen
were elected Regimental officers of the 18th
Regiment, (the Regiment that the Cadiz com
pany are in, on last Saturday, Cotonet w. 3.
SMITH; Lieut.. Colonel, G. B. MASON; Major, j
H. HAWKINS. These are competent and e.
ficient officers, and under their command, we
venture the prediction, that the 18th Regiment
will take rank as one OF the best il not the very
best Regiment in the army. Would to GOD
that all the Regiments in the service were com
manded by such officers; il they were there
would be no Bethel or Vienna siaughters.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

Oc~Dont fail to read the interesting address
ur the venerable Crittenden on the first page OF
TO days paper.
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0@,-It is runored that large number of the Of
ficers Of the army are ttreateneng to resign in
consequence Of the appointment Of so many un-
military politicians over them, and thereby
cutting off all chances Of thir advancement.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

0rThc army worm is doing great amount
Of damage in Preble, Butler and Clark counties
in this State.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

o1rBeeves sold IN the Allegheny City Cattle
Market last week. at prices ranging from ) to
So; cts, per ID. gross. No hogs or sheep were
sold.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-26

6TThe Southern people are complaining
greatly on recount Of being out ot ice. No
wonder they are so fey.
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LAUGuABLE.-The $40 puff of Adj. Gen.
Darlington in last Saturdays Ohio State Jour
nal .r ...... ......
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OITNne out ten OF the Congressman elected
in Kentucky last week, are good Union men,
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Lung Disease.
Incipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Throat Disease, &C.. &c.

Throat Disease, &C.. &c.
I'VE call especial attention to- persons afflicted
with those diseases o the fact that have an
almost invaluable treatment in those affections
which has been lately discovered.s We have sue.
ceeded on tins route in restoring OF this kind
in a lew months who have been treated for years
10 no effect, and others are now under treatment
and are rapidly beina resoredi ns in fact to use
ittet own words. they say they feel themselves
coming up every day We do not positively claim
that there 10 no case 90 fsr5adyaaced but that we
can help and make them more comfortable pro-
long life; and the most ofcrses canbs successfully
thisisau age ofimprevement. and remedies are
being discovered that disarm disease of many Of
many ot IDS terfors. W We invite those W ho arc
threatened. or have any form Of lung Disease, to
give Us triai- when we can prove all we have
EXAMINATION FREE.
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Reaby NHndc Clothing
DIS WORKMAN G. SHANNON.

INFORM the cilZens NJ HDrEison anu adjoining
] cuun ties. that they expect to be in Cadiz at
Inne 18th, and afterwards every month regularly
as notice will he given ttonp time 10 ime
They hope bv mn honofahle cour Sc to mefit sha-e
Of public patronage. r. atGk3
'zs dyspepsia aid Liver Disease.
Do yor rise with coated tongue In the mornings
with bad taste in the mnuth and poor appetite
for hre fast7 Do you feel when yon frat ret up
80 weak nd Iangnid yod can scarcely get ah out
Do vau have a dizzinass in the head At hines and
often dulness, with headache occasionaiiyf Arc
your bowels costive and irreg ular and appetite
ciiangablei Do you ref up wind tromthe stomach
and do you bloat up of,en' Dovou feel a full.
hess after eating aad ganeness when the stom.
ach is efnp'yi DO you teel low spifited and look
on the dark Size OF thiDgsi Are ,usnot tfnusualy
nervous al finest Do YOU not become restless
and oftenlay until midnight before you can 20 to
sleepf and then ht times. don't you feel dull and
= eepy most ot the timel Is your skin dry and
scalvl also sallowi In short, ia YOUR life not a
burthen, full offorebodingsi Now. these are the
symptoms generally present. but not ALWAYS all
Of them. and here are thousands who are suffer!
ing daily from thsm. and we pledge ourselves ?
from three to live prescrlptions, to drive them
away aud compieteiy cure the patient. changing
their while fhysic and ment nj Bature, and TIM
make blessing instead OF a burtIen. We ask :
those vino have tried until tired aAd discouraged
10 give us one fair trihi and we candidly can do
just what is above setforth. Try Two prescriptions
aid we can jn that time satisfy the most incredu.
ious. We call especial atten tioa to our almost
invaluable treatment in the above Diseases
SALT RHEUM AND soALD HEAD.
We clsim positively to cure every case of these
diseases. This Is a positive. fact, and we will
pledge ourselves u give $50 to any. case Of the
kind that we cannot cure and we generally tcuro
With one prescTl ltloA. n, -,as --s. ... "a s-s-s..
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If YOU have Cash
PREpAsETo SHELL OUr NOW.

SHELL OUT NOW.
FTNHEKE is a tide in the affairs OF men, which,
Il taken at the flood, leads ON to fortune. That
the is now at hand. .... ...g
j. b R LII Il 8
Has and is still receiving iarge and splendid lot
OF Reauy Made Clothing. A Ia
Ami, oil what la irg Is there my countrymen
othing has occurred in chrlsendom since the
flood which compares in the eas! with the 1 81
Astonishing Reduction i" Prices nt
j. 3 Ill L FS'-
Ho nil ~, ,', lot The q nd It'd.
ings 60 forth on the hill tops and in tho valley
let II he spread abroad throughout the vast extent
or this vas country. T.st,the tar rar !eave his
pow in the fnrrow; the mechrHic his t,'ls on tn
work bench. and one and ALL tar and near, old
md vonng, rich nnl p1or, in sh'rt let the entire
poprl"' ion make one grand rust Tor
j. b r ILL FS'-
Fur now ia the winter Of our discomfort made
glorious summer by the larges'. cheapest, and by
far the most brilliant stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing ever offered in this town. Hone to ID fiatter.
ing tale blt 1'var dres ma Of the 1rcea at which
MN now offering goods Some love toroam
hui they seek no furt after hearing OF the Dr.
ces at my store. have everything that desi.
rahle and necessary for Gentemen's Wear ut the
lowest market prices Wy stock of ,N ft.
Reaby HVndc Clothing
is made up in he handsomest manner out Of tho
latest style OF goods. NV goods were purchased
in New York wien goods were selling at panic
prices, and have no hesitation in saying, and
say ng it boldly, they arc from IS to 90 per cent.
cheaper than ever hefnre offered in this m n1rket
Ths declaration will be denied by many compel.
,ors. but painful rs it may be ntlemen yOu
must face the music therefore pledge myself to
sell spods cheaper than any other establishment
IN this town, md challenge them, ono and all,
to n comp ,rison of prices. 81 E9-
Finally, lhave spoken. He that hears let ;..em
hear. 70 make grand rush for J. Briles, C 10th
ing and Gents Furnishing Store,4 near Brown s.
Ncf 'ormick's
Cadfz, April II, 1861. @ ... ]. BRILLES.
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rTNHEKE is a tide in the affairs ot men, which,
L. taken the flood, leads ON to fortune. That
toe is now at hand. ------- = - -------
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Has and is still receiving large and splendid lot
Of Reany Made Clothing. E IA
Ami, oh what la iirg Is there my countrymen.
Nothing has occurred in christendom since the
flood which compares in the lens! with the a 81
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EXAMINATION FREE.
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dbt Gabi3 Sentinel.
TERMS OF suBscRIPTIoN.

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6TThe weather continues remarkably warm.
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Brigaaiers than one private.
WAsH'aaToN,J j une 18.--Lste last night Gen.
Scott reserved the following dcpatch:
.ssI left oarnp according 10 instructions with
the Ears. Ohio Regiment, 668 strong, and went
on nm expedition to Falls Church to patrol
roads in that direction.
I then proceeded TO Viebpa with four compa.
ipies, Company r. Capt. Paddock, Company G.
T;eut Woodward, afterwards Joined by Capt.
Psase; Company G, Capt Bailey; Company H,
Cant. uszlcI--total BIS men. On turning the
curve. within quarter OF a mile Of Vienua, we
were fred upon BY raRed mas ked batteries Of
think. g enrls, with shell, round shot and grape,
killing and wounding the men on the platforms
and ID the cars, when the train stopped.
.Ts W. eo,iia not. on account Of damage to some
ssnr.rt oi The running machinery, drawsthe train
mt AZ ire Gre, the engine being in the rear. We
1Tft TIE cars and retired to the right and left Of
m trnin through the woods, finding that the
ensru;es, batteries were sustained by what ap
Inerred ID be regiment Of infantry and cavalry,
which Iorce we have since understood to be
1850 South CaFolinians.
~ lsIl back along the railroad, throwing out
sk;rrfa;shers on both fanks This was about z
PM Thus we returned slowly. bringing off
srr lame and wounded, for five miles to this
noint. which we reached a. 10 O'clock p
Z The following Is the list Of toe casualties;
rn rant. Haxiett,s gofnpany =, two known 10
- kiIisdthFee " wounded and FIVE missing; Capt.
Baily,s Company Q, lhree killeu two wounded
s.,d fw6 n,ssing; Capt Paddgck's Company H.
s,ne of6cer siighily Wounded. Company q, CapLi
Psase, Two missing. ..s ;..e
Ts 1 Ths eaaineer when the men 10 ttbe cars, I'M,
stead of retiring slowly as ! ordered, detached
h;s enoine with one passepge car, from the rest
eFthe disabled tran, and aband6ned as, running
q Alexandra, and we have heard nothing rom
him since. .n... -.