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Trouble Brewing between Eng-
a ~ f. Ialid aud France.

"Ion," the intelligent and generally reliable
Of the Baltimore Sun, writing
under date OF August 20, says: ..ss.a.
"Advices from Europe, from good private
sources, go to show that England and France
will probably soon have enough to do at home
without troubling themselves With American
affairs have just read letter from an In
telligent American to friends in this city, Civ
| ing an account OF the really hostile attitude
which England and France now hold toward
each other, and the extent Of their warlike prep
ara,ions. That great conflict will soon take
placein Europe, in which Eugland and France
will be antagonists, the writer believes to b.
certain" f
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0JA private Of, the Thirteenth Ohio Reg
iment, who was in the city yesterday, stated, at
the Quartermaster's Office, that il he were paid
500 and an outfit be would visit the camp O
General Wise, and agree to bring that individ.
ual's head back to his regiment in bag. This
private has visited the rebel camps on two oc-
casions, and, as pota to peddIer, has succeeded
in discovering Floyd's actual force and many o.
his movements. Gin. Enc.
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Secretary Seward, says the Albany (N. !,
Argus, told a gentleman few days ago, a.
Washington, that, considering the advance o
Union sentiment in Western Virginia, in Mis-
souri and in Eastern Tennessee, and the recent
election in Kentucky, he expected the war tc
be closed in a few months, aud without firing
another gun" ~'A
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u We publish entire the "Report Of the Unit
ed States Sanitary Commission" prescribing
aRuies tor the health Of the Soldier" lhe
;. Commission composes some Of the best med
ical talent in the land, besides several army
officers Of experiences, and the information con
tainsd in their Report will be ofpriceitess value
to the soldier. whom we advise 70 "pastsa copy
in hjshat,,s that he may never be without It,
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f .-i..-,- STATE SENATE,
ROBERT E. CHAMBERS,

9T.'-4 ~. I UJ Belnaont, n
.FsRsaE Sass, s8Eg1 a'TTTa- $50 ~ ~f-h
,rfRss.5.s SO Rep pieseptet;V9
SAMUEL FOREMAN, OF German, township.
Treasurer.
THOMAS RfTCtiEY, Of Franklin
Sho,f.
II, G. SLEMMONS. OF Cadiz township.
Prosecuting Attorney, s g
PHILLIP DONAHUE, OF Cadiz township.
sPf@ Recmder. ts. }t.a
JOSIAH LEWIS, Of Archer township.
wy Coroner. end .t ALL.
DIR. X. IL. SIMMONS oi Franklin township.
Commissioner. d.
SAMUEL MACK, OF Monroe township.
80. Lf,mafy Director. @
JACOB LAFFERrY, of Moorefeld township.
-G el IA. S,tfWyor.
A. B. MOORE, Of North township,
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0yA poorw woman recently applied to char
itahle institution in Philadelphia Tor assistance
giving as her reason, that her husband followed
politics for living, and did not support the
family. s4ss5Rs R~@ A'stA'ttt NJ
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EMeEzzLExENr.-Seve conductors of the
Pittsburgh, FIT. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
have been arrested at Pittsburgh and other
places, charged with embezzling the funds o.
the Company, The officers claim to have
list with dates, and to be fully able to sustain
the charges made, ..sr...s ..-g..'- r
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Attention COulpa ny!

Company B First Regiment Reserve Militia
are hereby notified that there will be important
business before the company at Their next reg
ular meeting. on Saturday, September l4th,
1861. B, Tarn oulL,tgsBy order of e ag 2@
~ ,tt tnsen1s teata 1E'a Capt E. REGAL.
w MaoRE O. 8. ssf. se..
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The Republican electors Of the State Of New
york, and all those willing to unite with them
in the support OF the Government and the vls-
o Gus prosecution Of the war; are requested to
choose two delegates from each Assembly Dis
trct, to meet in State Convent on, IN the city
of Syracuse. on Wednesday, the 1lth Of Sep
tember, 1861, at Ii O'Clock A. NJ, Tor The pur-
pose OF presenting candidates to be supported
for the Office Of Secretary OF State, Comptroller
Attorney General, State Engineer and Survey
or, State Treasurer, two Canal Commissioners
Inspector OF State Prison and Judge OF the
Court of Appeals. BY order OF the Committee
y " -, SIMON DRAPER, Chairman.
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a1rA single bottle Of SPALDlNG'S PREPARED
GLUE will saye ten times its cost annually. 90
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING,S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDINHS PREPARED GLUH

f..a SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY! DISPATCH!
p1r"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NiTE."-n
AS accidents will happen. even in well regula
ted families, j, Is very desirable to have som e
cheap aud convent way tor repairing Furniture,
Toys, Crockery, &c.
- SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE n
meets ali such emergencies, and no household eau
afford to be without it Il is always ready, and
up 10 the sticking point.
e .'USEFUL'lN EVERY HOUSE,"
NJ b. a Brush accomp anies each Bottle
Price, rs cents. Address,
'f'F ha@ HENRY q. SPALDING, a
No. 4e CEllAR Street, New York.
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6srThs news BY Mondays mail is un'm

a.rThe CaAiz Republican is now under the
sole. control 3of its former editor, Mr.. Hatton,
o nc. Rowles retiring! hr. Iiattoh says the
/ income OF the Office viii not justify two Propri
eiors. We wish Mr.. Hatton great success pc
+, cuniarily. ID a.ia 7sgi 81 sht1sf 81 &sa staa atv
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sn n = November.

The "SeNftuPt' fof Ed CcHts uhua
az Z, q November
IN order to place the Cadiz Democratic Sem
tiaei in the hands of all Democrats and other
Union loving men in Harrison County, during
/, the present campaign, which will be IN many
respects the most important political contest
ever engaged in by the people Of Ohio, we pro-
pose to furnish the Cadiz Sentinel to subscribers
until the First Of November, or the low price o.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS @
to each subscriber, cash in aduanes. Every man
who desires to be posted on the political issues
Of the day, as well as the news of the times
q should end in his name as q subscriber to the
Sentinel. Let every lover Of his country and
her institutions constitute himself an agent and
aid us in circulating the documents and diSsem
mating correct information among the peop.e
agHp@ OF - s2-@e-~ ezs.-----------
y,9T9 Harrison County Fair ocfo-
her 2. q, sassaH 4.Es6l.
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4 HsuSh j. Jeweii,

Hastwo sons ia the Army,of the United states
The father Of these boys is an unconditional M
Uniop-ma.. and the Democracy who intend. 10
vote for him are Of the same stripei they will
oppose All attempts TO dissolve the Union, come
the attempt from Aboliionists or Secsssionists''
"Jewett ana the Union'' is our cry! on to
sicteryl 3 psNse.l ga 5sHaz oea
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w. A. MOORE, o. s. s

h 40r-We are under continual obligations to ;.
F. Moore, the gentemanly agent Of Adams
Express, Tor late papers in advance of the
mails. 7..it.B vDE j
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(. 01rA day OF twosince, in unloading cargo
AZ hides in Boston, boa constructor was iound
I curled up in oee Of theskins. Being in torpid
state, the ssrpent was easily captured. Ths
xessel vAe from South America.
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cotton.

A large quantity ofcotton was sold IN Phil
adelphia, last week attwenty cents per pound
the highest price paid since 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-09-11
The Third Annual Institute
VI 3. t... OF THE
McNEELY NORMAL SCHOOL.
WILL OPEN JULY I6TK
And Continue Five Wee IS.
INSTRUCTORS.
EDWIN REGAL, PRINcIpAL,

EDWIN REG All, PRINCIPAL,
And Teacher of English Grammar, and Theory
and Practice Of Teaching.
w RR1NKERHoFF. A. NJ, Teacher of Mathemat-
les, Chemistry and Physiology.
Prof HERMAN KRUsI, Teacher OF Inventive and
Perspective Drawing sd
Prof P. r. SPENCER Tescher Of Penmanship, as
sis ted by Mr. j. l. Hunt, Teacher OF Phonogra-
phy--a class in Reporting will he formed.
M. s. s. HAMlLL, Teacher OF Elocution, assisted
| bv Mr.. Charles 5 Royce, who will give instruc-
| ton FOR one week in DR.. Dlo Lewis's New System
| OF Gymuastics JUST THE THING FOR TEACHERS AND
sTuDENTs Mr. X, Is graduate from Dr. Lewls's
! Gymna siic Institute, Boston. 4E
| Or. p. w. MosBLgcH, prof of Oriental and Mod
ern Languages, Bethany College. VAIL Teacher
of Nat raj History, Geology, Minerology aud
! Botany. aaa
| DR.. Mosblech from wide experience and pro-
/ founa strdy is peculiarly competent to give in.
sruc ion in these branches; not book instruction
or lectures merely but practical instruction in IL.
4 itDg the fields forests and streams, and exainin.
| ing the rocks, plants, insects, &c. 1854
| Teachers will thus learn TO combine instruction
i recreat ION and amusement, and 80 carry 10 theiI
schools the means of disciplining as well as inter
esting their pupils, q
4 experience we are enabled TO present unequallec
1 OPPORTUNITIES to the teachers OF Ohio Tor improve
nleut in their vocation.
Review classes in all the .Common School bran.
ches'' will be formed; also classes in Book Keep
ing Vocal Music and Parliamentary Law.
E f LECTURES &#,
T. Courses of Lectures will be given during the In.
stitu.e by the Principal on the History and Struc.
ture OF English Language aud 'SehoI Room Du
tiess' by Prof krus on Natu. esmethod OF lnsiEnc
tom by Dr. Mosblech on Geology, Botony, &c; b.
Prof Chas, Louis Loos and others.
Il Tuition for tho Session Of Five Weeks
Il Ladies f&- = ~ - 90
Gentlemen s. 90
EsS,Ss Gso,ismen 500 500 ''' "S'N'
Furnished rooms to let to students at moderat
jntroductor Lecture by the Principal. Tuesda
= Jny 10Th, at 3 O'Clock, P M.
!. Address before the Society OF the Alumni, Thur
day evening, August 18th, by Israel Z. Hole, PriI
y cipal OF Akron Public Schools. 5.,4..t's
q Graduating Exercises, Friday, August l6t
= 1861.
D. The following resolution was unanimously
~ dooted by the nembersot the Institute OF $50,
y s.Resolyed That the McNeely Normal Institui
l. of 1850 has met the highest expectations OF
members; that we regard such lnstitatesgs a n
cessity OF tbs Zines, and worthy the patt mage
all true teachers" !"
r. The Fall Session Of the McNeely Norma Scho
. will opun Angu Il 20h, and continue Is weeks.
%, Persons coming on the Pittsburgh, dumb
All and IIeianat ii Railroad can stop al Miller's u
tion or Cadiz Junction, Short distance from HoI
AZ dale. ,o -
tt
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GEoEGE 4 WILSON MILLS.

UAUIZ, UHIU; #4F9f
M ANUF aCTURE and have constantly for sale
lNI al our Warehouse, near the Depot, Double
Extra Family and Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat. Our Flour Is Warranted
Fresh Ground and of the very best quality. Cora
meal. Mill Feed and Bran sold at low hgures IL
quantities to suit purchasers, s7a,
Custom Work done with dispatch, and sstsisc
tion warranted. GEOkGE& WILSON.
~ April o., so
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JAS. TERwILLdGER, Secretary.

The above call is at the head Of the Republic
cal papers in New York, We publish it to
show our Republican fnends in this State who
censnre the Democrats Of Ohio Tor making par
ty nominations, that,their brethren in the EN-
pre State design dong the same thing Every
attack upon Ohio Democrats for that cause hits
New York Republicans ''" -
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0ETA large number Of Horses are being pur.
chased in this county for Army purposes.--
Pretty, iair prices are paid. y" '2'l'3 q .
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GAuTION.

As certain unprinclpled persons are attempting
10 nalni off on the unsuspectng public, limitations
Of nv PREPARED GLUE, would caution all
persons TO examine before purchasing, and see
that the full name,
W SpALDlNGS PREPARED GLUE,a
is on the outside wrapper ;.all others .are swind
ling counterfeits A b
Nov .2i, 1860 ly
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Military Companies will attend the Har
rison County FAR. "f1 ttaa
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Republican Judicia, Convention


Some wiseacre from Tuscarawas or Jeffer-
son county will say that the Judicial Conven-
ton which meets to morrow at the Cadiz
Junction, is not republican Convention but a
"Union" Convention. To show that all such
balderdash is humbug, it is only necessary to
publish the following call for the convention
from Lewis Lewton, Chairman OF the Republic
can Central Committee OF Harrison county, and
also candidate before this same convention for
the Office Ct Judge: s- Ia
judicial Convention.
BY agreement between the Republican Cen
trail Committees Of the three counties, viz; JET
ierson, Harrison and Tuscarawas, composing
the third sab division of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trict, Convention Of Delegates from said conn,
ties will be held at the Cadiz Junction, in Har.
rlson county. on Thursday, the 2lst day Of Sep
teinber, A. D. 1861, for the purpose Of nomi
mating a Uniot candidate for Judge ofthe Court
OF Common Pleas for said sub division.
The Convention will be organized immedi-
ateIy after II o'clock, noon, and will then have
full four hours to transact business before the
evening trains will leave the Junction in any
direction Good and ample accommodations
will be provided by Mr.. Cady for all who may
choose to attend. BY Order, sl
12@ LEWIS LEwToN, Chairman
Rep, Cen Com, Harrison Co.
Mr.. Lewtop tells just what the thing is, ant
who got it up, the Republican Central Com
mittees" of Harrison, Jefferson and Tuscarawa
counties. .-a t
In Jefferson and Tuscarawas, where the Re
publicans are fearful Of being beat, they try t.
palm it off on the people as Union Judicia
Convention; but Mr.. Lewton, in the above. give
all such humbuggery the lie. He says the Re
publican Central Committees Of Jefferson AM
Tuscarawas counties, are the gentlemen he cor
responded with, and never says "Union'' once
+ With them the time and place was arranged
and no Committee but the regular Repubiea
Central Committees of the three counties ha
ANYTHING to do with it. faH5o
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e5Don't neglect the Harrison County Fair.
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REYSoLpsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., OHlo,
January9 9, 1861
HENRfC. SpArDrNa,
No. 4S Cedar ST., N Y. -
Dear Sir,
Inclosed find twenty five cents, t95,) for W hich
send box OF Cephalc Pills. Send to address OF
Rev. VIM c. Filler, Reynoldsbur gh Franklin CO.,
Ohio as saa
Your Pills work like a charm-eure Headache
Truly yours,
q. GE& #EMfW r. VIC FILLER.
----.- -- Yrs1t VII M1cII Ian Ia. lahI
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YrsILANrt Mich, Jan, "A, 1861.

MR. oPALDIN9.
SiR.
Notlong since | sent to You for box OF Cephalic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos-
tiveness. and received the same, and they had so
good an effect that was induced to send for more
Please send by return mail Direct to
A. X. WHEELER.
~ raq . i Hnls Ypsilanti, Mich.
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l1nHDS, Sugar % bags COTE, so boxes N. o.
| Tea for sale by Il, >. McfADDEN &COt
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6.rBtiug something to the Harrison coun,
ty Fair. YIN
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G-The war wont interfere with the Har-
srison County Fair. b. as%ni
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4, ar Everybody Is coming to the Harrison
County Fair. rnatc.ssb s,asd u
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Beware of Counterfeits!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C.
Spalding on each box.
Sold BY Druggists and oil other dealersin Medi
cines.
a Box will be sent by mail on receipt of the
Price 95 Gents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPAL DING,
40, Cedar Street. New York.
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Cs.rThe attention ofmoney lcaners is direct
ed to the urgent appeal Of Secretary Chase.
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BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. II, 1860
II c. SPALpING, Esq.
| wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your CephaIic Pills more particularly before
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From the Advertiser, Providence. r. L.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and ono Of the
very best tor that very irequent complaint which
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From the Western q. r, Gazstte, Chicago, Ill.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his lnri,
vailed Cephalic Pills,
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n1rcone . The Harrison County Fair.
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From the Democrat, St. Cloud Mimi.
Ifyou are. or hav, been troubled with the head.
ache, send for box, tCephaic Pils) SO that you
NAV have them IN case Of an attack. p a-.a.s
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BELLE VERNON, OHIo, Jan; Is, 1861.
Henry C. SPALpING, Esq
Please find enclosed twenty five cents Tor which
send me another box Of your Cephahc Pills. They
are truly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A STOVER, p. NJ.
Belle Vernon Wyandot CO., o,
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--latest War News.

The rebels are now digging rifle pits west Of
Hunters Chapel. The enemies force on Mum
sons Hill, are busily engaged in drilling, Oc-
casionally shots are being fired from the hill at
the Federal pickets. ~.
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5 From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which
whey were uade, viz Cure of headache in all its
orms.
From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire scceess.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

OXE BRAVE WORD AT LAsT-On the Goth
ult., Secretary Dix of the Treasury, sent to
HemphilI Jones, special agent of his depart
ment at New Orleans, the following dispatch
for the arrest of the notorious traitor Capt.
Brushwood -
"Tell Lieut. Caldwell to arrest Capt. Brush
wood, assume the command of the cutter Nc
Clelland, and obey orders gave through you.
II Capt BruShwood, after arrest, undertakes 10
interfere with the command of the cutter. Lieut..
Caldwell will consider him a mutineer and treat
him accordingly. If any one attempts TO haul
down the American flag, shoot him on the spot, "
That has the genuine ring in it. If the Presi-
dent had small infusion of yaeksonian
spirit and his administration had met the rebel.
lion in this decisive way from the start, it would
never have attained its present formidable pro-
portions in all probability.
The dispatch of Gen. Dix failed of its Object
because il was stopped at Montgomery, Ala, b,
the Governor of that empire, and was sent b,
him to the Governor of Louisiana The conse
quence was the traitor Brushwood was not ar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-02-07

Judge Tlough, Judge Buckner, John d. Caulter.
NORTH CARoLINA-John NJ. Morohcad Thomas
Rufn, Geo. DAVIS, David $. Red, u. NJ. Barrnger.
TENNEssEE-Rolert j. Mckinney. Samuel Mill
gan, \. n. Anderson, Robert l.. Caruthers, Thomas
Martin, Isaac X. Hawkins, A. o. W. Patton, Alvin $.
Cullom, VIM. i, Nckerson, Geo. W. Jones, +. X
Zollikoger, Vim. II Stephens.
NlRGINIA-John Tyler, james A. Sedden, William
@. Rives, George ". Summers, John W Brocke-
borough.
In accordance with this call the convention
assembled on Monday, and on Tuesday effected
a permanent organization by elccting ex-Presi-
dent John Tyler of Virginia, president The
convention voted to sit with closed doors, there
fore we shall not at present be able to know
what transpires. 1t is very certain, however,
that if the border slave States insist upon the
basis proposed in the Virginia resolution, or
upon the Crittenden compromise as their ulti-
matum, the convention will break up without
cfecting anything. But very few persons, and
those not republicans can be found in the dele
cations from the Northern States will ever con-
sent to any such concessions. If the border
slave States should consent to an adjustment
substantially upon the basis proposed by Mr.
Seward or that developed in Charles Francis
Adams speech, we believe the foundation may
be laid for satisfactory solution of impending
difficulties.