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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10
From the St. Cl,irsyillc Gazette

First Gun for the Union rom Old Richland
-Democ, attic Union Ticket Trumphantly b.
lected by Unprecedented Majorities-Average
Majority 210--Republicanism Routed Horse,
Foot and Dragon, not grease spot leiI!--Roll
on the Ball!
In Mead township the en'ire Democratic U :
MON ticket is elected by an average majority q
100. -s f..
Smith township elects the entire Democratic
Union ticket by an average majority OF l2o.
Wheeling township all over Democratic by
about 80 majority. aa
4 Union township, the republicans elected their
entire ticket with the exception Of Two trustees
In Warren township the Democratic Union
ticket has been triumphanHy elected. For the
first time since the world began the hloodhc unds
of that township have been defeated. Hurrah
for the true Union men OF Warren! This Is
glory enough without any other victory in the
county. Close up the columns and prepare te
rake them down at the Fall electien.
Coon News FROM CoLERAIN Black Re
publicanism in that sink of Abolitionism has
been completely routed. TIE Democratic u
nion Ticket has been elected throughout with
the exception of A, SCISSOR.
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The Snrine Eieciinn.

We have not vet been furnished with full re-
turns from all the townships, but so far as we
can learn our party has been largely the gamer
since last fall We have carried Salem, Knox,
West Franklin, Unity, and several other town.
ships We lost Centre by small majority on
Trustee. We are greatly encouraged BY the re-
suit and shall continue our efforts for the cause
with renewed ZEAL Ohio Patriot.
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Canneciicnt Election.

REw HAVEN, (Aft,rnoon) April IT, Returns
indicate the election Of the Republican State
ticket English Oem.) elected TO Congress by
800 majority lseselection of two Republican
members in Fairfeld district doubtful. Demo
cratic majority in New Haven 5l5.
HARTFoRDy April 8.---Wm. Woodruff, (Dem)
iseleeted 10 Congress in the 9TH District by so
msjortyst E s4G 6a aste71g
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From the Stark Comfy Democrat.

The election here on MONDAY passed of
quietly, but was engaged in somewhat cam silly
by men on both sides. The result is glori-
Gus victory for the friends of our undivided
American Union. At this piece o. news our
small rooster Qhe big one is kept back for fu.
ture events) felt like showing himself The
figures will be founa in our local column.
The candidates on the Republican ticket at
Mondays election, are men Of great popnari-
ty and worthy citizens but unfortunately "the
lrrcpressible Conflict has SO entwincd itsel
about the skirts Of that party that patriotic and
conservative citizens are becoming heartily dis
gusted at the whole thing We can attribute
the result on Monday to nothing else. When
ever the country is in danger, safety is sought
and found in the conservative and safe counsels
Of the Democratic party. The recent elections
though Of minor Importance. clearly indicated
the tendency of popular sentiment. 1t is only
"ihe beginning OF the end" We hope anc
think, the popular wave will increase in magni
tude and power until our gorious Union j.
again firmly united in rhe bonds Of Constitution
al Justice. This is the mission ottte Democ
racy and all conservative citizens 1t is, a, pres
ent, the all absorbing idea toward which every
/ political act should be directed
ine reeuit oil HeHuay III lhls Olty anu loWl
ship gives us a Democratic j Justice OF the Peace
by l04 MAJORITY "a.
Democratic Trustees and other township Of
fcerS by an average majority OF 90!
A Democratic Mayor and all City officers b.
an average majority OF 60!
Such is the summing pof Mondays wnrl
in Canton. 1t was good beginning for 1861
Let the good work continue! Considering tn
strong gtcket formed by our Republican oppon
entr it is certainly great victory. 1t is addi
,ional evidence that the swell of patriotism !
preparing to sweep Ohio and other Norther
States; and, that the Young Men of the land
regardless OF party trammels, are determined t
strike thro' the ballot box or their Country an
the constitution! - a.-
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is thus more than doubled since last October, to
say nothing Of the November election, when the
township was about tie.
Oxford is the home Of that excellent Demo.
crat and whole.souled man, Col r. n. Nugen,
our present Representative in Congress from
this District
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From the Ashland Union
Montgomery Township ElecriOm.

montgomery Township ElecEiOn. g
The Election on Monday last passed off
quietly, although considerable electioneering
was done, and some feeling exhibited.
There is Democratic gain since hast fall in
this township alone Of fifty two votes. The
Democracy though beaten last fall are not dis
heartened, and the people Of the country gener-
ally are Weakening up to their interests The
triumph Of the sectional Republican party has
brought upon the country train of evils un-
heard Of and unknown in its annals heretofore
scarcely man in the Union bnt has felt these
evils, but the day of their victory has passed
while the light Of Democracy will illumine the
land in the rays of happy, prosperous, re-unt
ed government. Let. the people then continue
to rally around the standard OF Democracy and
the Union, end 'ere many years have passed
al will again be we'll 8t@s
Had there been a full vote and clean vote
onr majority would have reached one hundred
or more. But the weather was inclement.--
The vote on Treasurer and Clerk was proba
bly, nearly test vote. This would give us I
majority ofabout seventy. y "~ S1
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RrooAIAn Electior,.

New YoRK, April 8.---At the election yester,
day. Kalbfeisch (Dem) was elected Mayor
The Democratic ticketwas successful generally
by a majority Of 4,500 t5ggs ~ 80, 3
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afiercinusti EieetlOss.

G1sorExArI April l.4--The city election
passed of qa,etly to-day The entire Demo.
cratic Union Ticket Is elected by about 1000
majority. aise sst 2 es2@qSs5i sa Z e4aff'
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- From tho New Philadelphia Democrat, a.
Great DcnsO efafic v icfoYy i'm Oxford

fA8FMatN61N 10 VOWMsEsFpsN w 1W9 NNNI
rhe DemocFatoflnilo Oxtofd battled nobly
at their township election on Monday and d.
Echieved brilliant victory, eecting theirSentire
ticket by an average majority OF DO he low
ost' majority for any ofthe candidates was 3D.
and the highest 49. sls5 .ea5'4~ 's't9
Ia this election Oxford township has set d
glorious example for other townships "a littls
more erape' like that which the Oxford boys
have played upon the enemy will soon wipe out
ffoto old Tuscara awas the last vestiges Of rotten
Union splitting Black Republcanism.e Ma.a
/ The Democratic majoIity in Oxford township
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6rThe Washington correspondents for all
the papers agree that poor Old Abe looks sick,
unhappy, and is almost worn out already. He
finds Union splitting o great deal harder work
than rail splitting. ''D S7s'''@'s ~ eseA 7
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

1Ths Gardner Spectator, (Rep) says ut is
to be feared that President Lincoln has not, in
every instance, promoted merit in his appoint
inents. !" Why should he, since it was not
merit that promoted hinn2 - At&f'e ~% i&ae
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-04-10

CHrc1Go, April a. . The banks Of this city
threw outnotes Of forty-two Wisconsin banks
this morning; their securities having so much
thatit was considered unsafe to
hold them. 'tsa ~ FhSa@ {RW 'H'p" S-B
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ar1rThe Democrats aud Union tickle tiselse.
fs6 ID St. Louis by from 2 to 1900 majority. -
ThisIc ity haS hitherto been the stronghold o.
ths Republicans, under Blair and Grasz bfeFn
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fslpsf6InYafl Eieetf8il,

e1syft xssDg April 2.--Tn ths city election
s~ssfardav. Edward 8. ,FlYpt, Democratic can
siasts f6r Mayor, and the entire Dsmoerotic
ticket Ia elected
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Kansas Election.

KANSAS CITY, April Q --R. F Vanhorn, U
mon candidate, was elected Mayor Of this city
yesterday by large majority. Hts
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HENRY G SPALDtSG, at4. q a
No AS Gs1ar st.,'N,Y. d. EEs
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va p e8L
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Mr.. SPALDiNG.

a HAvERfoRD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
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DEMOCRATIC VICTORIES!
BLACK REPuBLIc4NIsM RoUTEDi

WHrE5 MEN BETTER THAEEEsRoEs
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HENEy C spaLptxe. =. :. -. :.

REYNoLpsBuRG, FRANKLIN Co., .OHIo, 4
january 9, 1861
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SPRuoE CREEK HUNTINGDON Co.. Pa,
'ase January l5, 1861.
!, SPALpING .ga t WI 8ttF5za
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-01
BY TEIEGRAP9.
+ S Ss9,Iii nAllIlff 1.l =. =

PanADELPAIA, Jan. SI.-FlouE. rather weak; sales
at S5,2595,51H for superfne, S5,4Aa6,6OZ for sx-
SEaa SSlSsSS5 for extra family, and sdsil 1aGI5
Tor fancy Wheat steady; sales Of red Sl2ft91,39
aud white at 81 55@140 Corn doclinel 2eS sliss 81
yellow ct G0T0 for new and old. Aes5 pork sells at
so, cash, Mess beef sells at S129lI. Bacon hams
At ll1S9la, and sides at lOIS@iO5<, Whisky un-
changed, with sales at l1149ts
NV YonK, Jan. 3i--Flour firm. Wheat buoyant;
sales 5000 buAh At Sl,2591 IS for Milwaukee Club
SlsSS for red western, SlI45@l,50 for white. Corn
Arms 1000 bush. sold At lie for prime white. Lard
dpll ~ l9s%9lO14c. Whisky dull at 1s91S1<, clus-
ing at 1Sc.
r CiselSNAII Jan: Si@9o0d demand for Flour Pri
hne: demand chiefly for snpeFfnS. No change in
Grain; the demand II fair. Whisky in good demand
2t full price hales Of 1910 bbls 11c Hogs hrm At
$6,6oG9dT6i very few on the market. Provisions
dull and unchanged; mesS pork offered at II; bulk
meata o149SH but hardly any demAnd.i
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tore makes known any deTintIon EllatgSsf nom tie
~ state g t4e GlSl, and vSl 81 light 1t
may % looked on as safeguard tntenIled to ,.lES
notlse % dtloa1o which might Otherwise oAsdpS a..
tSntto tll too hate t0 be FenedEpd; all Its inca.
tons Sh9uld neTer bs neglected. IEeadnehrS Iay h,
anSSr Two Honisa El9s syIuptOhiAlic asd
IdtgPHthie. SymPtornatIe Headache Il GxgrsdI1IyIy
S9nlmon and e the pFeeuEsUr Of errsf ya9iGty i
e3aonS which are ApoPleSy, Uodf, EhCunra.
taln aud All fsbEe dlSea9es In Its TisrTnt frfu Il
e gymPathetIc ID disease Of the stomach eOnJItuT.
nE mel Ae1dIeAGt Of hepstIe dIsPasR constituting
Sis0i hea@Gshe Of Worms SSnstipation and othtF
9lsorteFs u the boWelA NJ we'll renal aud iCrn,
ahecfona Diseases Of the heart are very fredusntIV
attended With HShdarhesj Anarnta and pltfhafh Al,
also unsct1ona which frequently cessation hratlaclls
!1lOE9thIe Headache also very CuEulnUu, LrIug
distinguished by tho IiaiSs uT IleIrs Itgd.
Sets, sometimes eaml3E on suddenly NJ stale Of up
PaFentIy SOUND health and pr0sIrEt!ng0t once me
mental and physical energies, and Ia other Instances
II Comes on slowly, herNlded ny depression Of spirlls
OF aceFDity Of temper. In most instances the Ian
u IN ths mont q the head over both eyes and
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Constipationl or Costiveness

No one Of the t.nay Ills that fIes iU heir toe 4, K,
prevalent, little understood and So muei Er.Irrted
as Costrens5A Qften originating in CarrleEsness "
sedentary habits; Il is regarded aligt dsattrr
OF 700 uEtle consequence to excite anxiety, while In
reality Il u the precursor aud companion OF many
the most fatal and dangerous dIStases, and unless
early erndiCated Il will bring The sufeFef 10 m I
Finleiy grave. Among the lighter evils Of Ebitl,
S9Sttyensss ts the usual. AZ shdant aF5 IlPadachs
S9nc, Foul Breath, PileS d6tleft Of
ench Is tgnam ieIerP Assesses, DySenterF, Di-
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1tysteFtas yGaid InsiiIfy
hrat indicate their presence in the system by tii
atmihS sSnP opls Not Iupffea uentIS the tlStasua
cd ID Sots tpat6n, but take oh an its-
dependent existence unless tho cause q eradcate in
an early sta6e From considerations II roI
lows that the disorder should receive immediate
neglect 90 get box Of CeplRlie PilS on ths fut ar
PeaEance ot Tbs complaint, ~ their ti1nelyuEs Viii
eHpe the Of diSekSe and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
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: 6g Ps.5sger.Sz rlnE Z cE.,aEr.

"a pAsFsgcTtyE FIas M CESFRz
W iAEELiSe-BURNINGo or LAScAsrRR'sO ooP-
F9Ise EsTAsLIsHIEG.-About three o'clock
yesterday morning the Cooper Shop of
saessrs!By 4 .; a. Lancaster, situated near
the Belmont Mills, in Centre Wheeling,
was discovered to be in flames. The
alarm was given, but owing to the dis
lance of the establishment from the engine
houses and the inefhoiency of the hose of
the fire companies it was impossible to
save the building. A great deal of rough
material was destroyed, besides lot of
tools, and the firm sustaius a loss of about
$1,000, upon which, we believe, there was
no insurance. The most OF the tools and
great many kegs and other manufactured
work were saved by the exertions of
neighbors and friends. The fire origtna-
ted in the crying house, and it is supposed
that some particles of wood dropped down
from the drying timber upon the Ere be-
meath, whilst the Waterman of the estab-
'lishmest was otherwise engaged. BY this
IRE some thirty men have been thrown out
of employment aud the euterprising pro-
,PrietOrs sustain q most damaging, draw
back to their business. Had high
wind preyailedat the time Of the FIRE, there
would, have been . tremsnd GUS conAagra-
ton, which the IRE companies would have
BEEN almost powerless TO extinguish.-
Even as 1t was, the windows aud doors of
a7pOFti6n of.the Belmont Mills were badly
seorehed.. y g -
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Fron, W6.hinrtn,.-i

W4suISGToS, Jan. Sl.-Capt. Randolph
sts1he ylnn sal officer Of III IT rank WHO
hat resigned, aud he Was on the reserved
Is His resignation was accepted 6efote
IN information reached the Department of
tbs surrender of the Pensacula Navy
Yard. More care is now taken than here
totore, by both the Navy aud War DEPART
ments, TO prevent their secret or priyste9
orders from obtai.inR premature publicity.
which has, ON several occasions, frustrated
the designs of the Administration, to the
public detriment.
Applications continue to be received
from Post Masters IN the seeded States,
for supplies of stamps, blanks, wrapping
paper etc. but these are furnished on the
condition that the Post Masters will &C.
knowledge and conform to the laws Affect
ing the postal service. no
The Secretary Of State has declined to
admit the secession authorities in posses.
sion OF commercial ports, to, have any
power to grant clearances or rere re the
payment OF duties. In letter to Lord
Lyons the Secretary has defended the po-,
sition ofsthis Government, aud declares
that the revenue laws will be regarded as
In tulb operation, -isi 81 eg.-lag,
F. ]. Judge,of Alabama, Commissioner
TO arrange tue property question, has ar,
rived, and is tnsconference With Hayne
and others. fta r.l
The Q. s. steamer Brooklyn has proba-
bly, joined the y. s. frigate Macedonian at,
Pensacola. Should an attack be made on
Fort Pickens, WHICH is not now improba-
Bile within short time, considering the
advice Of parties distant the scene, these
vessels with Lieut Simmer will join in its
defence; although it is supposed here that
he would be able to successfully maintain
his position without additional suceor.
The select committee of FIVE examined
about twelve witnesses us to the alleged
conspiracy to seize the Federal Capital
Nothing convincing has been ELECTED.
Lieut. General Scott was before them
more than two hours to-day. He snid
there was abundant evidence to his mind
to justify him in making military prepara-
rons, though 1t was not of the strongest
character. There is certainly nothing to
show that an organization tor that pur-
pose exists in the District of Columbia.
Hon. John C0chraue to-day in reporting
bill from the Select Committee further
TO privide for the collection of the revenue.
accompanied it with an expression OF his
views. He fully concurs with the Presi-
dent in the opinion against SECESSION.
Therefore all acts and ordinances, SO far as
the same may be carried into effect, are 10
be considered as revolutionary iafractions
OF the supreme law of the land. 10.
The bill authorising the President to
saspend. by proclamation, the revenue
laws, when obstructed by Illegal combfnn-
tioHs, met the appreciation of all, Branch
excepted. -ass