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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16

Practical ADVICE TO LADIES. The first
symptoms Of disease should never be dsregar-
ded. II not removed serions evils will inevita-
bly, follow, and in seeking assistance all reme-
dies that will act violently or reduce the strength
should be avoided They, instead of assisting
nature, weaken and debilitate these orgaus.---
For female complaints, take McLeans Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Purifier. 1t stands
pre- eminent 10 all diseases peculiar to iemales.
Try it; it Is delicious aromatic Cordial. p e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
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hi ne n 'orrihle 'eadschs this haiternoon, hand
! stepped hlnto the hapothecaries hand says HI 10
the man, Can YOU hease me Of an 'eadsehefis-
docs ~ poehe sardf seq %. "tisxceediney,"
says hi hand upon that 'eQaye me 4 CspbsI;c Piil.
hand. pon me paJE IL cured u 90 Quick that
'ardly realized lad ,ad an 'eadache.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
WHEELER q WILSON'S
SEWING MA CHIN IS!


200, MsBe,Ty &s1sf Ner Hork.
,DElN0 IN constant receipt Of Inquiries from ouf
- brethren, respeetipg Sewing Machines, with
re quests 10 recommend aad purcllase, we have, In
caniuneiion with some lady friends, carefully and
thorounhly exainined the vati6us machines, OF
practical value Tor family sewing. and find Ihose
made by the Wheeler a Wilson Manufacturing
Company to fully comb ine the essentials Of good
instrument, aud such as we can confidently re-
commend.
Having seen so favorable results from their use,
in our own and the households of our friends, we
are desirous tha their benefits should be shared
by all brethren. and hence have interested our
selves In their behalf.
With best wishes. your brethren, q
ABEL STEVENS, THoAis CARLToH,
JAMES FLoY. j. PORrER,
DASfEL WISE, J. BENJAMIN EDWARDS
DAVID TERRE, ,sFsgsr sWM.A.,Cox.g
We have personally examined the vrrious ma.
chimes before the public, with anxious desire
place before out readers, reliable information -
As the result Of such examination we unhesita.
tingly recommend Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machine as FHs Maehinsfor Family use Hi Fs3
-.r - -. 4. G. KINesLEY a. /,
2Ee Editor of Western Christian Advocate
For economy OF powor, ea.e OF management,
variety of adaptation and speed of execution. the
wheeler & Wilson Machine, no doubt, surpasses
all others Tor family use.
.., ~ - sF i, ID. W CLARK,
i - Editor OF Ladies Repository,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-01-16
AM .ACTr

To amend an act entitled .an act to provide for
the orgarizatinng Of cities and incorporated vil-
lagos, passed May 3 1852 -. ~,
Sec Be il enacted by the General Assembly
of the State OF Ohio, That section twenty three
oil ian act to provide for the organization of cities
and incorporated vilages,n pasfed May 3. hSh2,
be so amended as to read as follows. Sec 23 They
shall have power 10 regulate the burial OF the
dead; to provide without the limits OF the corpora
ton, places tor the i"terment of the dead, and to
ennc; and enforce such ordinances as shall be ne
cessaiy Tor the improvement and protection OF sa i'd
places of ,nterment; and to prevent any such in.
lerment within such limits, and to carry into effect
any prohibition against intermens within the lin
it's OF the corporation, may not only impose proper
fines and penalties, but -hall also have power to
cause any body. Inferred contrary to such prohibi
tions, to be taken up and buried without the limits
OF the corporation 49, ~ s- F-. .s........
Soc .. THAT The original section twenty three
aforesaid, be- and the same is hereby repeated
aqsteBF a&ls ~ >. w GILS IN, 1ta
Speaker, pro tenn. OF the House ofRepresentatives of
4. ..a,5r., 5-,4 MARTIN WELKE;, 80
49, ~ -. .,...s, w President vi the Senate.
AN OR DIN ANcE s'-." f.9
To prohibit the ,interment OF the dead In the Ca
diz grave yard, the same being within the cor.
porate limits Of the village OF .Cadiz,sl s. ssl
Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
end Trustees "fthe incorporated village OF Cadiz
That from ard after the lst day of February, A. D
1861, il shati be unl,wiu for any person or per-
sons. by agent or otherwise, inter or cause to be
inferred any dead body in the grave yard within
the limits OF the incorporated village of Cadiz.s
Sec. Q II shall be unlawful for any ave digger
or other person. to dig gra We place Of lnter-
ment for any dead body IN the grave yard aiore.
said. t7@ vafsEafS
zee 8 ANY grave digger or nther person viola
ting any one of The foregoing sections of this ordi
nance. shni. upon conviction thereof before the
Mayor or other authority be fined in any sum
not exceeding twenty-five dollars. ~
Sec 4 That If any dead body shall be inferred
in the grave yard witi"n the limits Of said yinge
contrary to this ordinance, II shall be the duty n
thu Marshal, up,n notice being given by the May-
or Recorder and TRUSTEES OF said giiaga, to dis
inter said deac body and take The same without
tbs incorporate limits Of said village and inter
ne same ~ ihe Cadiz Gem terry at the expense Of
Sec; $. This ordinance TO take effect and be in
force from and after theieist dnygof Febinary, A
Attest, ~, ,.s JESSE H Mem ATH, 4,
4 -. Mayor Of Catiiz
n JOHN A MoCossELn, Reccrcers 'i7a 7T'f0'a'
IauraTy g. lR6l-3t sF s4} rf egaErFa #.gtpEszg
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In the Senate the bill relating 70 the Nation
d Road, that was lost after beng enrolled last
year, were reported back and passed. A. .
The Senate was but a shors time in session,
being some time in joint convention with the
House, 70 count the vote for Attorney General,
at the result of which ID sas declared that
there were given to Ea1ss @ gE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

ATROCITIES IN MEXICO.-The Mexican Ex
traoIdinary has letter dated Tepic, Nav @
in " Inch the writer gives particulars of n;
atrocities committed in that canton by To-
sada's forces. He says:
Yesterday the forces Of I.csqda occ,l,iaa
that Is, took by force-San Pedro de las To
gunIilas. They took the place but. yvouId
that could stop with that simple announce.
ment. They burned 1t, and they murdered -
massacred-hu tchered-put TO the sword ths
entire population, without respect 10 are ~
sex: and this is the holy cause Of religion.
But this event Is not all l have 20 relate II
ls HOW Just twelve days since the same forcas
OF Loztda {that is, the clelgpl fell upon the
place known as Portl!a Y Nayar1e,, ana as
an illustration OF what they did, after robbing
the population, they drove the only officer OF
the Government into his house, set fire 10 IL
and burned him alive After those feats. the
heroes did not neglect TO rob the travellers and
merchandlze trains passing between this and
San Bias.
Late last night Col. Cuerra left here for
san Bias, with the view of cutting OF the re-
treat Of LCzada'S forces, but nothing Is vet
known OF his eXpediti
You are, perhaps, already aware of what
occurred in AhuaCatlan, in The past waek
where the Indians entered and perpe trat ted
all that has passed i'll San PedI de las La
guuillHs.
Here We are really trembling with fear
Santiago and lxtlan are both without defence
They are subject TO be invaded by the Lozada
Indians at any moment, and no one can saw
how soon we may be equally exposed. We
nope for the best, but the apathy OF the Gov
eminent gives us every reason to fear that
thls town may be the scene OF the same dia-
boilc acts which 50 recently have been enac ted
al San Pedro
can assure you that, unless The Govern
lnent takes prompt measures TO stop the pres
ent anarchy, We shall soon, very soon be
without communications either with Guad.
lsjara or Mdzatian.
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From fREDERICksavaa
tsrSefAL ooRasspospsxcR OF raz p,sp.rsx

FREnKHioKsBURa. Va. June Il.
of tuie from a point near this place
VI 1oIi ines T. and p" OF your civ
accustomed no little regret among The c,tiza;'.
and soldery. By their untvers,Iiv ,,.I,,aaai
kshNeinanIy conduct, they had endeared
themselves 10 every one with whom tbay
Chahced to meet, and I do not think I arr
when ! say that the ewes of more tb.r 90
tear. ""''0 "i'h q
me town, usually quiet, WAS thrown into
:" NIUE 'fermeHt' yesterday by the arrival of
SIX dcseTters from the 9hribahii Legion ~
.>eW YORK, now stationed At Washing ton
livery one was, OF course. curious and wan ted
a look and word, and for a short time there
was considerable jam and squeeze Alter
the hr5t puff had some what blovn over
learned with a good deal of difficulty III. I
they, being French, and scarcely able 10 nm
GERS tand word Of English, were en route to
JON the New Orleans Xouaves. aud had De
serted on Wednesday morning and walked IN
.He way from Washington to IL point on tn
MARY land shore Of the Potomac nearly on.
posite Matbias' Point
ihey report quite an interes ting state of At
iA'FS 1T Washington, and adduce 1T las among
1he reasons winch induced them To leave
they say that the excuse OF the Government
lnf ho' paying the soldiers--yiZ the absence
"i pay -roiIs--is Al! fudge, aud that the Gov
rtnmeHt has no money and no mean. OF ,at-
I''S any. AZ an evidence, they say that a
enoe merchant Who had furnished about
|iVrV'r worm OF SHOES 70 the soldiers, pre-
h1"'rd nj olil, aud Was told that il MAS i'm
PoSsloie To pay II, The treasury beng almost
entirely empty.
Ihey Also throw some light on the hitherto
Hdlh question a. II the NUN Der killed in the
hGht al Aqua Greek. They say that stJhty.
,'''s ueii bodies were removed from tho rec.
born At the Navy ard at Washingt1n--rnaIt,.
o! them horribly nausied. / think thi, re.
port may be relied on, AS | received n similar
statement from Dr. Green late Of lie NAVY
" no mas Just arrived from Baltimore.
r.. - ApU
appearance Of the most quiet sabbath and
Lt&t ~ business II 1T Il dead lock" lie also
lays tAAt before leaving New Eork he learned
sAdt lHe dhdeibiit was about to transport
tho v iIaJE LouuveS 10 some point South the
Iiesis3 dos tIuai.on lac could not learn
mar RENDERS dITtY8 IN small squads Allnosl
every day, and receive = hearty welcome from
every one NJ.
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| This tribe of Indians have. throuyh THAR
Legislature, declared their Independence If
the Abolition Rump At Washington. We
copy from the Memphis Appeal the prrcIa-
| nation OF their Governor announcing The
| fact. and calling them TO arms
| Whereas, The Legislature of the Chiok,x, r.,
Nat1oh mas, on Tue 2ath day OF May, 1861,
| adopted resolution declaring that in conse
| querca of the secession of a large PARTON of
| the states, formerly comprising tha ITpitsd
States OF America the Federal Union h as ba.n
dissolved, and by reason of such fact and N a
failure of the Government at Wa .hinrtnn
protesting 10 act in the name of the United
States, TO afford the protection and IN nav
over the moneys TO which the Chicka-avv ma
1ou was entitled under treaties with the
United States, that the Chickasaw peopIa arr
absolved from all allegiance to any foreign
government, and are lett independent. winch
1t Is proper should be made known tn 1be
people OF this nation and to The world
Therefore, l, Cyrus Harris, Governor of the
CulcktsaW nation, do hereby publish and
proclaim, that the Chickasaw nation is OF
right and ought 10 be free and indepandpnt
and further, in obedience TO the instruction
OF the ChickasaW Legislature, con tanned m
said resolutions, do Eereoy call upon ali
Chlckasaw warriors over eighteen and under
forty hVe years OF age, 10 form themselves
INTO volunteer companies, consisting of AL
least fifty men, exclusive Of the captain. first
second, and third Neutenants, aud first sec.
ond, third, fourth and fifth seTg5ants and =
pugleT, making IN the aggregate sixty men to
eacn company. Inc commits stoned officers 70
be elected by the companies, aud the non.
commissioned officers 10 be appCin ted by the
captains, and to report 10 me a COMPLETE
roll OF the same as soon as th,v ar,
formed said companies 10 hold themselves
IN perfect readiness, armed and equipped "a
mounted rlliemen, to turn out for the defence
"a tIle country, the enforcement of the laws
ana The main tenanCe OF the rights OF the ma.
toh, al a minutes warning. When called
lhIo service the companies viii De organized
lnto batlaiions or regiments, according 10 th.
number with the privilege OF eiectIng their
Held officers, the whole 10 act under The ordar-
Oh tle CON handing General OF the ChickasaH
nation. Native Chickasaws over A. wears of
age are ADVISED to form themselves INTO
Home Guards -
Given under my hamd as Governor, aud va.
Or thd seal OF the ChIckasAw nation. al
iishiOminSoi this the - III day OF HAY. i IL
l0Ul. al Hams ft,,-T,,,,
By the Governor
NLLML.2 E.L.rt II. .i.n-l s...-... -a.-.-
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lHE ENEMY APPROACHING BY special cour-
Ter from Romney, Hampshire county, we are
informed that the Federal forces to the num-
Der OF 1000, arrived iii that town on Wednes-
DAY, at Il o'clock, and took possession A
i nI "ard movement is hourly looked for, and
Winchester is beyond question the next point
TO De- advanced upon by the miserable mer CO.
hafies Oh Il corrupt and prohigate military die
taIOr.
Men OF frederick, arouse and prepare to
meet the invader of yonr soil Your bonor
otinanes II. The sanctity OF your homes the
protection due 10 your wives, your mothers
and sisters, demands an ms tan taneous rally.
by all the memories Of the glorious past, by
all the demands of the exgent present and by
all the hopes tor n successful future. we con-
lure you TO rally To the standard of your
State, and prepare to give Lincoin's rufians
warm reception Wtwehsstsr Republican.
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Correspondents. OF the Richmond Dispatch

rorrespondenes OF the Richmond Dispatch
zgairs at the Camp IF Observation-Disclosures
tSrpsrfence-Ref,gto~s Rorshfp-Troops on
me oro""f, DC, DC.
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
FAIR fRousDs, June 10, 1861.
Company ID. OF the Wise BRIGADE fof-bi,,
your correspondent is a member \ arr we'd here
on FRIDAY evening and quarteFed in accord
aoe Win ihihtary rule, although the said
quarters ware not exactly TO the Ia ta Of mar,
VINO were In the habit of enioyinp a N ch-s i
coueheS ana downy pillows :" ut their mama q
| aud papa threshold. My position is snch
ea't 'ahhol speak personally of any of the
oHhcefs IN camp except those under whose
control | HIn piacesI "'1'7e
Lieut.. heth has proven himself n great f,
t soilIt with the company. aad no wonder, for
ne Is ihl'd pleasant, and withaI one OF the
most even tempered officers 7 evar sar- Ia
Command say this with no dis arrangement -
,ne o'her Cflcers IN camp, for of their popu-
hity OIL knowing anything.
oIuefy Sergeant Andrews, of Co D.
stiome eieat leniency towards his men when
IA fahH' making every allowance in his
power for rnisste0s, &C. which n3tnrsIiv ~
cur with all those unaccus fnrna1 70 :. 49,.
IN the tent~c field. | am scr-v TO saw that
sergeant a. cannot "hep'' very wen himself
sore foot " " Wy
DIVINE service was held this morning in the
A-ioiaIE lent, ana was well attended by the
n nit dd not learn the minister
A'-N A@ibAd prove z very welcome
tss.IL 70 many OF the soldiers, but would
prove donbly more inviting if a thousand or
."o copies Of the Dltiy Dis, latcl and other
MORNING papers were distributed gratuito
~ every morning.
"a me company OF infantry from Amelia
- IL. arrived here last evening. bringing with
thelh ne" tents ana every thing else requisite
LOT camping out. They are the most orderly
oody OF men / ever Sd w in IL iIitary costume
ms lhornlng large company from Balti-
more arrived, and are quartered comfortably.
IA learn. ''
Noi"ltAa landing the thousands that have
recently left here, the ground is still whitsnad
"ith lcntS, aud the parquetS and side JaEes
around ne entire stdge aIe literally cramned
Win soldiers. 1t is impossible for me to ap-
pToXiIndt9 with anything like certainty the
number VI Mel on the ground Al this time:
sulilce 1t t" say that should old Abe's plebeian
forces confront them, somebody sciU De hurt,
-liHe ahhte blood viii be SplN, - well as
some Yankee bodies Kat.
PRIVATE II. B****
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A,lmes Cotart, National Secretary.
Affairs liz aiIssc Hri--ts0y. jackson Cali, for
unn II.IilIo

'V'UUV NE,Iitia.
we nave at length received Il telegraph L.
abs tract of the Proclamation OF Gov lae,-
son. OF Missouri Lis +, ta ;..,-,,,,t,- ), -.
that ttis ~. ,rioti, ,,.i..-, t
O A'Sl9t1 "to my suCcced II
'"e MS state Lfom The tyranny whic Il
no" brushes her:
"a series OF unlocked for and ,nr,~o,toIo,
indlguItIes have been inflicted Unon tf4naraI
Price and th,. dignity of mis- ma, ,,i,
and upon the rights and liberties or ,ts I,an''
ria bv wicted All ,,1+,rio,,i, -, - .'S P'o-
ing to act under the antborIty OF tha kk,.Isra,
Government Solemn sc-s Gf rn,Ir ! w., ~
ture have been nul}jfed ynur y0in,,It... 81 10
diers have been arrestad c,n,o ar,,., ~ i,t o.
ter Sta;es suppressed: trada Win -."i,. o..,
talIoz.,t ,ti,a,iS - 80 ou4 ""'-
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A dispatch from Chtmbersburr, Pa, SAVE
mat SIX add Lional Federal regimen Is are or
uered into Western Virginia, 10 operate in
the kaEa VIA Valley.
L e. mackjatosh, Esq, who formerly &C.
cHpied the post Of BRUSH CONSUL ia the gilv
Il hlrSlco, died At his residence in yacuba ".
on the 7th OF May.
Tn" authorities Of New Orleans have an
pr3pfi&ted 500 900 for the 900 for the ST. -
port OF lnaigeut families Of volunteers.
j man named Ntrcan has beau arrested in
hn.xY!ile, Tenn, for shooting and .vouudiag
soldier hame'i Acshart.
The dwelling Of Horny l.. SheeIor. near
ptar!sourg, Va, was consumed by fire on the
Patrick Nut.les, q police officer, was stab
oed and KILLED III Cincinnati on Monday
HI&ht, by Attic Hughes, whom he was taking
to Jail
Cap'. Emmett Mcdonald, who was taken
prisoner at 81. Louis, was discharged at
9pItngheid, III, on technical grounds
Hoffman & Gelpacke b4nAers in Chicago.
nave suspended,
The Medina Bank Of New York has gone
under. Loss 100000.
1t IS stated that o. II Browning Will sue
coed Douglas in the u y S-uat..
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Cone pvA4Uuce Of the Richmond Dispatch.
~ tats HeHry L. U'yatt-Ne5le Conduct .oy
ms CtHrHdts.


CAMP 1sg RECT. N. Z. foLvYTEgRs
Yorktown, Va, June 10 l.6i (
PARDON the intrusion OF a strangers pen -
We hope our motive viii be q sallstac tory ex
We have learned with much pleasure from
your paper that young Wyatt, of Coupany
A, tEdgecomoe Guards Ist Reg n. G.
Volunteers, who was killed in the It - n. :; 10
1T Bethel Church, was Inferred IN vour rity
with military hoAOrs. The body would hav.
been escorted 10 your city by guard OF houn,.
from our ompahy, had II no been thai Col
.daSfuuer ana Col. Hill Were At that Time ~.
pecting an attack at this place hence our
men were not allowed 10 leave under any cir
cumstances. '
To-day subscription list was circulated in
our company, ana one hundred and Siyt1.n
dollars (sll6) promptly raised for the relief Of
H3dLt > mother, which VIII be borne 10 her
TO morrow by gentleman from fdxecombe.
county, n. ", VINO Il now on Il visit at this
post. Tile following Is the ca ptiOn 10 the : !, H.
acription list which WAS circulated IN behalf
Of Mrs. "
from CDmpdny i, r'EigecoA.J, Guurd, - 1st
regiment North curoita0 I'otuuteery
Aingiing our heartfelt sympathies with the
widowed mother and bere4vtd relatives AND
trends or our tate comrada. in ARMS Hanr,l
l.. Wyatt, who was mortaIly wounded in tn.
battle at Bethel Church. III this county, on
the lVta inst, we take this. the earliest oDpor-
tunIiy, TO bear our ties tlmony to his Qu,et.
obllglng ana popular demeanor while - sol
der III camp, and to his noble brave and
dauntless spirit while soldier in b2ttle-thn
purity and determination OF which were nobi-y
aud beautifully illus trated in the pa tic per
torrance of the daring, yet soIdierlv. act
which cost him his life, which deprived his
mother OF son we'll worthy 10 be loved. ana
which took from our ranks II soldier w .o.a
place we kGo" can never be better or more
Worthliy filled.
Respectfully submitted,
(here followed the signatures of the mem
Ders OF the Company SERGEANT.
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ADVANCE or THE INVADERS We learn from
member OF the RookbridLe n Dragons.
with our gallant little army since thpv were
sent 10 Yves eIn Virginia, tEtt our lorces had
Tetreated to the pass in the Cheat Mountains.
ABOUT ninety miles west OF s5tauntOu-th&t
tAey are some 1000 strong, militi4aHd v0luu-
teers-that the enemy htd advanced uu0b
ihem as Tar as Beverly, Randolph comfy, u
miles IN their rear The invaders in Tygtrt's
klVrr valley are estimated At from fifteen to
them.
The marauders. it thus appears, are making
their way into the heart OF the State Oar
people must look TO their safety, aud p!e2lrc
10 drive them back. Il is high time 10 be ful l.
~ aroused, and Let the cry OF To Arms re-
sound through the hills of West Augusta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-18

kxP1osIoN OF a LocoMotIva.-TEe KNOX
Vile Register gives the following particulars
of sad event which is alluded TO by our
Lynchburg Correspondent:
serious explosion occurred on the East
tennessee and tIeOrgi& Railroad on THURSDAY
afternoon, attended with Il melancholy loss
OF hfa. The engine, 'Sam tate" exUloaed
about two miles Vest Of McD0Eald's Station.
between Cleveland and Chattanooga, killing
instantly thf engineer, Alexander Moor
and tie fireman, Cornelius CadY, and ore
soldier who was the engine besides
MORALLY Wounding another soldier Tie
engineer was one OF the most eGiclru,
and highly esteemed upon the road ana MS
melancholy Iate has not on!y,carrlei grief in
TO AIs own family, but has saddened ho-ts OF
friends and Acq ualn jdnces in this community
VINO knew ana esteemed him. The volun-
terrs upon the train, we learn, behaved nOhif
on the occasion. They not only coutcibu led
"a handsome sum of money Tor the support O.
the family of the lamented engineer, but
they Went to work with energy 10 repair the
IRA which was torn up By the ex p!osiou
and impeded by the wreck