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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19
why Ohio Cannot Get Any More
MOmay,

The Cincinnati Gasetts, Republican thus en-
phstcally dscloSes why Ohio cannot borrow
any more money. Was there ever such state
Of things before:
"WHY THE LOAN or THE STATE WAS kEFu-
sEp.-The State authorities should understand
that the refusal OF our City Council to loan the
State $4,000 more on its bonds, was not be-
cause the Council insisted that the s. ate should
expend the money for arms for the city reserve
militia That was nonsense. The Council re-
fused to loan any more Of the city funds to be
squandered in the way their previous loan has
gone. The people Of this city coincide with
the action OF ths Council. Ii the State Gov
ernment wants any more money from the Coun-
ell or the capitalists Of this city, it must get
rid of the odor OF robbery which attaches to its
purchasing and contracting department by
prompt and thorough cleaning ont.
"a few weeks ago the Council advanced to
the State Government q quarter OF a million oi
dollars by an unanimous vote. On Nednes-
day the proposition to advance S5OOpo more
was almost unanimously. killed, 1haying but
three votes in its favor. Th S change is allsig-
uificant. The same feeling will be tound among
our capitalists. Let the Administration st Co
lumbus take warning before they f'nd the pow
er of the third State in the Government, and
one which began the war with such zeal and
genero>ity. entirely demoralizcd and broken
down by the incompetence and untaithiulness
OF its officers" 81 .s
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A Secession Accnunt Of the Battle at
Phillip.
The Baltimore Republican, a regular

The Baltimore Repablican, regular secession
paper gives the following account Of the bat
tie at Phlippi, Barbour coun y, Virginia.
A gentleman residing in the immediate vicin'
ity OF Philfppi Va, the scene ofthe terrible
trout day Lr two since, and who by the
way, is stauch Union man, arrived in this
city This morning. He gives an entirely dit'
ferrnt version Of the alleged battle between the
Federaists and Virginians at that point. In
the first place the secessionists wers numbered
at about six times their actual number it being
stated that there were 1000, when IN reality
there were but $40 The dispatch also alleges
that they we're completely surprised" and
routed, which it appears is also false, as the
Virginians had their pi'kets posted for several
miles, and being warned Of the approach OF the
Fedora! troops they were quickly drawn up in
line and quietly awaited the coming ofthe en-
envy. Upon their arrival at the town thcy
were calamity met and two most destructive
voIleys of musketry were poured into the U.
S. troops. At the second fire, Col Kelly 20.
gether with several Of his men were seen to
fall when by the frce Of numbers the gallant
little hand were compelled to retire, which
they did in good order. The statement that
they were pursued is without foundation, as
the Federal troops were quite willing, after re
ceiving taste OF their ability, to "Iet 'em a
loneu
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We clip the following item OF intelligence
from lha Baltimore Exchange:
ANDREW JAcKsos DoSELsoE.--The Ficks-
burg Hhig Of he 18th, says.
ave are delighted that this gallant old patriot,
after cln.ing to the Tn on until further devo
would compromise Southern honor and imperil
his native State, has announced his determine
tion of gAing n,o active service and drawing
the sword given him by General jackson, in
defense of the Sou'h.' ..t 80.
That this Andrew Jackson Donelson is a
mi erabIe traitor and black hearted wretch
there cannot be single doubt. When he a.
bandoned the good old Democratic party, join
ed the Know NotLings, and became the candi'
date of that contemplate faction, for the office
OF Governor, in Tennessee, we felt convinced
that he was ready 10 sell himself to the enc
mics Of his country, at very cheap rate. To
think Of the sword of Gen. Jackson falling into
the hands OF such creature, to be used for such
a wicked purpoSe as that above indicated, is
enough to fire The indignation ofeyery true pat,
riot in the nation. .
To show our readers how utterly contempt
BILE Donelson has rendered himself, we publish
the rollowing clause from, the last will and tes
lament of the old patriot and hero, Andrew
Jackson: -f ... ssa s.,.. e..
Seventh, bequeath to my well beloved nc.
phew, Andrew J. D,nelson. sen OF Samuel
Donelson, deceased, the elegant sword present
ed to me by the State of Tennessee, with this
Injunction that he fail not to use it when nee
essary in support and protection of our glorious
Union, and for the protection Of the constitu
,ional rights Of our beioyed country, should they
be assa,lrd by foreign enemies or DOMESTIC
! TRAITORS. a ..
Ill, onelson had a single spark Of principle
patriotism or manhood about him, he wou
snffar thousand deaths before be would ras
the sword OF Gen. jackson in aid Of the tral
tors who seek to destroy this GLORIOUS Union,
Mt. Fsinoa Banner, ag .g-n rra- ..
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Canada Preparing 10 sbefe"d sbcr-
self Against AayasiOH fr0rRa the
limited States. 5 oa s %.3

The people Of Cansfia must he pretty we'll
posted as to the chjec Of Etgs nj toward tbs
United States, to publish such articles az the
following. = ..,.
From tae Toronto Gobe.
The Egw CArtrAL.--Ihe rumors become
s-ronger every day that the Queens decision
is 10 be broken up bysthe Government party in
lower Canada. The Quebec correspondent Of
an Upper Canada journal says: salastsa st4a7
III il becoming confident assertion among
well informed persons here, that the disturbed
state of the neighioling Republic, added TO he
bun,lers and jobbc'ies in connection with the
Public Buildings at Ottowa- (the works upon
which are rcpor cd to have been altogether stop.
pedl cannot fail TO give the qaistus TO Sir Ed
,,nnnd Hea,i's pit scheme Of fixing the ssat Of
goycrnlnent al that city. Indeed. in view Of
an invasion the United States, an event quite
likely to grow u the rebellion in that coun-
try. It x ould be sheer madness to remove the
Goyerninent. with its valuable archives. hsyens
lie secni.ty Of this fortified city, which. hes
aides, "a the emily point betwcen4 this and the
faethsr country. q communication; for the sup:
ply OF troops and Dlatesi4I Of war, caald IN such
& { colsinaeney bc interfapfealy kept up.n
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Gov. DcssmiSOM addressing e5c U
9. Troops H. Virginia!

The Republican. Era, Of Washington City,
nay well ask whether the United States forces
are commanded BY Gen Scott cor any other
nsan TO add to the novelty of the times we
1--we ia, Gen Darlington fed from his post here.
where he should aftoays or not at all, be found,
to eraminc into the, condit on Of the troops in
Kirqs,sia. lie bad better been investigating the
"State Tin Cup Shop" and other branches ol
the teedipg and clothing Department at home:
STATE Or ONO, EXECUTIVE DErARrMEsT,(
COLUMBUS, June |, 1861.
DEAR SHIT gives me gr, al pleasure to
congra ulate you upon the successful march to
Grafton. With such soldiery command as
yours. the honor Of Ohio is safe. In expressing
this sentiment, am but giving utterance to
the common feeling Of the people Of our State.
Very respectfully, sseE
" w. DENStsos, Govarnar,of Ohio, ggs
To Col, Irvine, Sixteenth Reg, Grafton Va.
STATE OF ONO, K1EcuTlyE DEPARrMENT(
, CoLUaBus, June I, 1861! ee
DEAR Sal have heard with great satisfac-
tien, the occupation. of Grafton by Virginia and
Ohio soldiers under your command. Consratn-
lating you upon the auspicious beginning Q, ths
movements designed ior protection Of the "
MON mon Of Virginia; and ior the suppression
or rebellion, see in il the augury Of an early
restored and permanent peace. 5iiH ~
~ III N With much respect. ~ 7to y
|s& - ,..aa,,5tj w. DENHIsoN. ~ "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-06-19

(srDr. L. CoNE, may be consulted at the
old Lacey House, in Cadiz, on Wednesday and
Thursday of each week during the month Of
June; in New GemeTstown, at the Ohio House
on each Friday; and in Coshocton, at the Amer
ican Hotel, on each Saturday during the month
Of June; and, afterwards. at intervals, due no.
tice OF which will be given in the papers, and
to my patients in the Expositor.
DIR. Cone deems it unnecessary to say any,
thing as to his skill aud success in the treat.
ment oil al. forms of chronic Diseases Ito which
he has devoted special attention for the last
28 years) to his numerous patients and friends
in Coshocton county and elsewhere, other than
to call attention to his past UNIFORM and COM
plete success in the treatment Of diseases Of the
brainand nervous system, lungs and air passa-
ges, stomach and bowels, liver. kidneys and
glandnlar engagements; in one word, all orms
OF chronic or long continued Diseases whether
Of male or female, old or young subjects.
| Dr. Gone wishes to say to all diseased per
sons. come and see me, and do not deter It Ia
the last week, and he wants time to thofougly
investigate all cases. Esno @
DR.. Gone makes no charge for consultation
and giving his opinions and advice in any'case
bat charges cash, in all cases, for his medicines
The pr,ce OF prescription and medicines thai
| will last from Iour TO six months, Is from three
to fifteen dollars in cash. Packages for Con
Sumption bronchitas. !aryngitas diseases of th'
stomach, liver and blood, dieases oi females
diseases OF the kidneys, relaxation oi the sto
mach, ETC., etc, always cost fifteen dollars Ii
cash. a4 aes5 9W
For further particulars inquire for DIR. Cone
Papers at your post offices. F #f&
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Reported Trouble am Phe Cabinet.
The correspondent, the Philadelphia Inqni
yer learns that there is trouble between 'hePres-
ident and Secretary Cameron. The recent high
appointments in the army made by the Secre-
tarv, ofcivians. utterly ignorant OF all military
knowledge, have deeply grieved and wounded
the President, who protested against them in
energetic language, and only yielded At last a
reluctant consent It is rumored that ole Abe
hiuntly told the Secretary that he was Presi
dent and wss determined TO be Commander in
Chief in deed and not in name only Ohio
State journal June 12h.
The above throws mpor'ant light upon the
condition Of affairs about the White House =
But why does not Old Abe-this second Jack
son assume his duties a, President? Are on
galiaot boys in the Army to be sacrificed by
Old Ahe's pusillanimity? Although We believe
that Cameron, with all his faults, is twice ~
man Lincoln is yet this shifting Of responsible
ity will not satisfy the public, IN all conscience
Mr. Cameron might point Mr. Lincolnto his
own appointments, foreign and dones'c." to
show his incompetecy to make appointments?
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~ ~ IN ia4tah BUCK REhi AhBust ~, I5o5.
Dr. G. W. EobnekF--SIr. II feel anxious to
tell to the World the twonderfull benefit have
received from the scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills., haze been troubled with lDyspep.
sia Tor about 80 yoars. ii that timeI have sui,
tered enough tsslsjll ten mem. L have employed
ali The. doctors in of the country, bit
thes were OF no use 10 pse Il hsgeaised almost
everything in the line Of Patent Medicines.bnt
ali for no good, until got some OF your medi-
zines ofyenr Agents.s Messrs. Fulbon - Clark.
since which ieeel like all ew man. God bless
you-- may they slways do as nnch good as
thsy have doas mel fgJGs nv .TlDLERs n
Gee adyertisementsd ys1issb ~ y Ensetgn p
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James Watson Webb, OF the New York
Courier and Enquirer, Mr.. Lnceln's lately ap-
poia.ed Minister TO Brazil, gives MS opinion Of
what ought to be done with the aoo,se than re-
bels, who have been filling their own pockets
at the expense Of the soldiers. Where are
those ''r6pes!' -
"FnAuDs N TIVE SUPPLIES FOR OHIO Vol
vNrEERs The numerous complaints, sustain
ed by the best evidence, OF frauds on the part OF
those who have contracted fuI the supplies for
our volunteers, prove that there are among us
those who are really worse than the rebels -
The men who thus seek to make large profit ut
the expense Of the health and comfort Of those
who are called into the field to defend our rights
glust be Of NE rlest stamp They are secret
toes, who do more danger than the openly de-
clarcd enemy They are men who eithcr have
no svmpathies in common with their fellow
beings or who arc the worst Of traitors; and
though ,nob-law is always to he guarded against
still no one would regret TO see every contractor
who acts dishonesty hung on the nearest lamp
most or tree. Every one knows how necessary
Il is that the suppl for our troops should be OF
the right quality. The health OF the soldier is
If the greatest Importance and disease is often
The most formidable Toe he has TO contend with.
To guard against this, his food must be good,
and his clothing made OF proper MATERIAL
Facts show that in some instances the 70 sup
pl ed was not fit to he eaten, and in very many
cases the blankets and the clothes of the men
were made Of tie most trashy stuff. Now
those who are guilty ofhauds like these must
be drummsd out OF the community. Let their
names be given TO the public, for It wishes to
/ know who are the secret enemies Of our troops
who ,s it that would do them the worst OIL
wrongs. Let US have their names at once. and
let these men be held up as marks for the scorn
and contempt OF every honest man. Such men
deserve to be richly rewarded for their soa
deeds, and they wonld be rewarded, for no hon
est man W 5uid hereafter ave any dea inss witt
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81 AN ACT

no So AN ACT ~.
To regulate telegraph companies, fs
Section /. Be ii enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Ohio, That the Governor of
this state be authorized to be caused to be admin
istered to all telegraph operators in this state an
oath to support the constitution of the United
States and Of the state of Ohio and that they will
not knowingly the telegraph lines of this state
or permit them to be used for the purpose Of con-
soever. .s.E n. re
Sec. g. That it shall not be lawful for any tcle.
graph operator to enlist in the militia of this state
or in the United States army, unless the permis-
sion of the Governor be first had and obtained
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
P. HITCHCOCK, pro tenn,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
/ ROBERT G. KIRK,
... ..g... y. President of the Senate.
|. Passed April "a 1861 g
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AN ACT
mo. 1o.l

mo. 20. AN ACT .,.rE cd. -
To amend the act entitled act for the inspection
of certain articles theie elm enumerated, passed
March 9th, 1881
Section /. Be enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Ohio, That it shall be the du-
ty Of the court Of common pleas of each county in
this state ut their first or subsequent session after
necessary, one gauger and Inspector Of domestic
and foreign spirits nseed oil, lard oil and coal
oil; one inspector of beef, pork, lard and butter
ons inspector of pot and pearl ashes, who shall
each have the power of appointing as many depu-
ties to act under them their respective duties in
office may require, for the conduct of the deputy
the principal shall be accountable and Liable sse
Sec. g. Aforesaid section one of the act to which
this is an amendment, is hereby repealed. This
act shall be in force and after its passage.
r. HITCHCOCK, pro tenn,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
R0BT. c. KIRK,
President OF the Senate,
Passed April 25, 1861.
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lied 10 appoint such numbers of Aid.de-eanp ~ In
bis Judgment may be necessary to enable him TO
discharge his duties as commande-in-ehief He
shall also have authority to sPPoint such assistant
adufsnis gsnsrai and AsSistshts guartermasters
general may be pecessary in his judgment; said
officers 70 rank IS lieutenahts eolopels.
Sec. s. The militia accepted BY the governor,
and all officers thereof and stAG officers In actual
service, shall be entitled TO the pay and emolu-
rnents Of the same grades Of rank In the United
States army. from the> tisae ef the acceptance Of
troops BY the state and from the time Of the eiee
tion and appointment Of officers Of the line, or the
calling into actual service and necessary for the
defense of the state and accepted by the governor
Sec. G. This act shall be in force from and after
its passage, and sections two and three of zn act
entitled IAN act relating 10 the militia OF Ohio,
mustered into the service of the United States un-
der any requisiton Of the President thereof"
passed April II, 1851, are hereby repealed.
P. HITCHCOCK, pro tenn.
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
JAMES MONROE, pro tenn. 81
q Hog1st .ss % President Of The Senate.
Passed April IS. 1891. 81 & .saasa I- hs717
Hva~eg rrgr fE g cyflEz UFfs&
NO. 568 = psFrsa fg AN ACT F'R7 p atltt-
ss Relating to the bonds Of certain officers.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio, That the quartermaster
genersl, conmissary general, paymaster general
and all quartermasters, commssaries, paymasters
and other disbursing officers and such other per-
sons having custody Of control ofthc pubic moneys
OF other property in the military service of the
state. as the Governor may from time to time des
ignate, shall severally give bond with two or more
sufficient suretics to the satisfaction of the Cover
nor, conditioned for the due and faithful dischafge
Of their respective duties in spch forms as may be
prescribed by the Governor. Each disbursing Off
Ger and every person having the custody and con
troll Of the property or moneys Of the state or Of
the transportation subsistence Of the forces of
the state. shall from time TO time make report in
such form and to such department as the Governor
may require; and all accounts of expenditures in
in the service with the proper vouchers therefor,
shall once in three months be fled In the Office Of
the auditor of state, who shall audit and determine
the validity of the same. 1 . r.-.....
Sec g. This act shall take effect on its passage.
P. HITCHCOCK, pro tenn, +.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
.ge. ROBERT C. KIRK, Fl
President of the Senate.
Passed April 2s, 1861. =. s-..
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: GROUND Hoors! This new army order has
been issued IN Miss Dixs department and
reads as follows. - I.sa3
'DREss. "A regulation dress will be appoint.
ed by the Board, which each nurse will be re;
qnired to aiopt---ao ho9ps tsiag dlloUea N the
seiDice.1 gf@ 4 T.: tfG.tL.sf,.l,t Il
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s01rap eccentric wealthy gentlemen stuck
up board In IA field on his estate, Hpen which
was panied, sths following: n will give this
fed 70 any man who ia contentsd.n He soon
had an applicant. yWelLsir, are you contented5
uian!n t''Yss, air, ysryI Then what do yen,
want with my INV aeldf The appliesat did
net stop to reply. ..A-AE. s.L
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.e1- PlIliipp, she Haens 81 the conflict Of
MOcday. Il ilss county tewb af Barbour county,
VI. IL lies near she foot VI tss Blue Ridge,
N Tyrarts ysliey river. abSus twsaty. miles 70
IN south Of Grafton which is on tbs Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. gsa. ssa3 e8g,
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[No. s4.l .rg AN ACT 81 aHg tt--~.- r
To authorize the township trustees to examine the
books, vouchers and moneys in the township 1
treasury. sa t. -
Section L. BE it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Ohio That the books, accounts
aud vouchers of the township treasurer and all
moneys remaining in the treasury, shall at all
times be subject to the inspection of the township
trustees, and II is hereby made the duty of said
trustees, to make such examination at least once
in each year, or cause tito be done by some com
petent person, whom they shall appoint. 7g e
Sec. g. This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
p. HITCHCOCK, pro tenn,
Speaker Of the House of Representa-, les.
as. , ~ Frt 5i ROBERT c. KIRK,
mu @ Presidentlof the Senate.
Passed Anril 10, 1861 ~. .
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President pro tenn Of the Sc
Passed April 10, 1861. @..e~. Il IL

ssHtt e4s $retfF 1T&'8 k4G .f6tA aft'tf3 Haf-tA-
mo. 66.l r ,st ANACTs .GAapsgigrEH
To provide for the rapid organization .nf the mill.
tin of Ohio. enlisted under the requistion Of the
Presidentsof the United States, E.tg A
Section l. BE II enacted BY the General Assem-
bly of the State Of Ohio That the companies Of
militia volunteers raised id this state under any
rcquistion of the Prcsidentof thsl United States
shall have the same company and Teginental Of
gainzation ~ the army of the United States, and
when 80 organized shall Immediately proceed TO
elect their regimental ofacers except te regimen.
tai adjutant aud quartermastef who shall be ap-s
pointed by the colonel, and the regimeHtal sur
gcons, who shall be appointed as hereinafter res
quired. ps1. 4~@E s@,'
Sec. 2. The regiments shall be organized into
brgades and divisions, under the directions of the
governor, who is hereby authorized to appoint
ON the citizens Of this state the major general or
generals, and to appoint from the general officers
inceomHissioa In Lie niitialof this stste tile brig
adler general te command sucha divisions and hFig,
AIDES respectively, aso to eppaint oil sargeoqs and
assistant surgeons 70 the regiments. s5 4a g,sss
4 Sec 8. Immediately on the passage Of this act
the governor shait appoint b medical board, to
consist efinot less tkan thrSet skifui surgeons,
aud mo- person shall raeeive theiappelntrnent Of
surgeon or assistant surgeba5 5Nnless he she'll hare
been xainincd and approved by said board. !.
See 4. The governor shall further be author
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GLUE will rave ten times its cost annnusily. "a s
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faN ECOONOMY! .s.s,xs4.s.. DISPATCHi9 r evgs Z
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As accidents will happen. In well rsguia..
ted families, it. is very desirable % hsxeassa Q
chenp aud convient way Tor fepsiring Furhifufe,
Toys, Cr0ckery, &c.
afsis bsPALDINt;s EPAREDf fGiuE.aa II
nssets sll such emeFgeneisss and noaheussheld esn
afford to be- without IT, Atiss siways seadvss ssns
.sUsEFLL In EVERY HOUSE. .w
N B. Al l8fash accomp aniesy each BSttie!-A
Price, 25eenss. 4 sst AddFes%s, = e. WIS
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