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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10
"PrOcIaim IHlm ediate Freedom 10
j Do. the SlayeSn

The Ohio State Journal, July 3rd, referring
to the danger OF European interference in our
present troubles, and the consequent hazard Of
divided Union, says:
with such probability, such possibility
before US, what you'd be the duty of the Pres
ident? We do not hesitate to an swer; the ex-
ercise of his undoubtea right to proclaim insae-
diate freedom to the slavcs, and thus destroying
slavery, and ending the war at once'
The State journal does not tell US what
part Of the Constitution either the President OF
Congress find an "undoubted right" to do what
it demands Nothing Of the kind can be found
there. and il the President or Congress shall
assume to act in violation Of the Constitution
how are we to prevent their example being fol
lowed by others? The advice of the Journal is
full Of danger. This war, on the part Of the
Government, was undertaken in order to pre-
vent the overthrow ofthe constitution. II the
Government Is now to turn aside and itsel
trample on that sacred instrument, we do not
See what's to save us from anarchy aod despot.
ism.- Neaeark AdV.
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A M e RTCAN HARVESTER!
HnfeufeL H4SG

EHaGhteN E9DO,
| With all the improvements for 1861
| The Mower weighing only six hundred AM
thirty mine Honnds, and the Reaper eight bundre,
and eight pounds.
Requiring onc.third less draft than any othe
machine, numerous tests dt trials with the Dy
namometer, and the tcstlr2 ontnls OF farmers, abun
dainty show. ,...
Being all iron except seat, pole and platform
and the weight so distributed as to give the great.
est amount Of strength with the least weight oi
iron The Castings made of Salisbury iron,
and the finger-bar is Of wrought iron, with a
hange on the front edge, thus giving it great
strength with light weight.
The weight OF the driver counterba ancing the
weight of the front Of the frame, and throwing the
whole upon the driving wheel
In this respect it is entirely unequalled BY any
machine yet produced The finger bar works up
and down Independently OF The driving Wheel en-
abhng 1t to go through dead burrows and bitches,
among stonesand bogs, and over knobs and hills,
where no other ma chine can follow it. 1t can also
be set to work at any height from two to eighteen
inches, and the change can be made in an instant
thus ada olng il TO all kinds of work, whether
moving or reaplng, or gathering grass or clover
seed. e.
Working equally we'll whether moving or reap.
ING, and surprising the best single mower ns u
novel, ana the best single reaper as a reaper
In this point it Surpasses all reapers; the rakers
position enabling him to deliver the gaves at the
side with but one movement OF his alns which ID
as natural and easy if he were standing on tire
ground and ruking.
b,v means Of lever the driver can at pleasure
throw the cutters out and in gear; by another lever
he can ~aise either end or both ends OF the finger
bar to pa,ss over obstrpctons, or move from field
10 field; the change from mower toreaper is easi-
ly and quickly madei the oil boxes bolts, screws,
and nuts, arc essily accessible.
1t cannot be clorged han no side draft is mar
veous y simple in construction, and not liable to
get out oil renar is nIode of th5 best ms terials
and the Workmanship a7d finish superior TO any
other machine in the country.
Manufactured by the Buffalo Agricultural Ma L.
chine Works. Buffalo, N. Y, .qa,
Sold by JAMES CLENDENNlNG, Agent
for Harrison county, o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

One ofthe pleasing incidents Of the late 4th
was the presentation of an elegant flag to Capt.
Bryant's Juvenile Company. The ceremony
took place in front of the residence Of our 6l.
low citizen, Mr.. J. r. Hunter, on Main street.
About9 o'clock A. M, the Company under
the command Of its officers. halted in front o,
the portico where the fair prosecutors were as
sembled. Miss Lottie Hunter, attended by
several other companions then stepped forward,
and in q few neat and pleasant remarks, in be
halfof herself and companions, presented the
flag, and asked as the only return that it should
never be 'trailed in the dust" af
A vocierous "No, Never" burst unanimously
from the hearts and lips of the company, as the
captain shook its folds to the morning breeze;
and after three bully" cheers for the ''girls OF
Cadiz," the Company marched gallantly away
to take its place in the procession. The mem
bers the company are very young, and its or
gantzation is another proof that we are essen
TALLY military people. aat 5
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Inappropriate.

| Some people, either through ignorance or
IwIckedness, imagine that the 4th day of July is
an appropriate time to give audiences, regu.
lar British Exeter Hall abolition speech. This
ia all wrong. The 4th Of July was never cal,
culated Cor any such purpose 1t is a day set
apart to celebrate the time the Colonies Of this
country declared their independence of that
old tYrant Great Britain The Signers OF the
Declaration OF Independence were opposed to
all kinds of British tyranny and humbugs, and
they determined to free themselves from them.
Aboltionism is humbug that originated al
together with Great Britain, since the war OF
1912. There is aothing of the American ele-
ment in it. The Signers of the Declaration of
Independence were nearly all Shareholders; and
when d large number of the Signers met in II.
81 to form Constitution for the Government
Of the United States, they established conform
cd and approved of the institution of slavery in
that instrument. And the idea of slayeholding
being sin wts never thought of in Great
Britain until she had BEEN flogged decenty by
this country on two different occasions; and
wien it was discovered by the old tyrant that
the American people could not be conquered or
subdued. the idea originated that more peace
able plan could be adopted by which this coun
try would be divided and rent asunder. For
this purpose secret emisaries and travelling lee
iurers were SUPPORTED and sent into this coun-,
try by this same Great Britain to teach our
people that they were doing wrong by holding
African negroes in slavery, an institution they
established in the colonies, and which was sane
toned and approved by the trainers of the Con
stltuiion of the United States The 4th Of
July has nothing whatever to do with the in:
stitution Of slavery, and those who wish to cell
ebFate the day that abolitionism was first
thoughtaofin Great Britain, should find out the
time, and celebrate that day. Don't, gentle
men, desecrate the 4th OF July by promulgat-
ing any Of our abolition notions. 1t is alto.
gether inappropriate. "a Il ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

G-One OF the best military companies in
Oadiz on the 4th, was the Hopedale or Green
township company. They are organized under
the reserve militia law Of the State, and have
procured for themselves a splendid gray uni
we have no doubt but what they will, every
man we suppose will be ready at moments
warning to enter into the service OF their coun-
frv
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Peace Petition

The following petition has received the sigma
lures Of over 1900 Of the best men in Belmont
county:
Petition Of the Friends OF Peace to the Con.
gress OF the United States:
We, the undersigned citizens and qualified
voters OF - township, Belmont county
Ohio, believing that aoar is destructive 10 the
best interest OF the country; involving US at the
present time in a coufiict with our kindred, and
sister States. and that it will finally result in
the dissolution of our Union; deploring as we
do such dire calamity, and fully confding in
the opinion that o3r present troubles are suscep
tible of peaceful solution, trusting therefore to
the Justice OF our cause and purity Of our mo-
lives, With firm reliance upon the Supreme
Being for ultimate success do humbly and be.
seechingIy implore your Honorable Body to re-
frain from dec5yatioa Of aCar, and in your wis
dom devise suitable plan for the early assem-
bling Of National Convention, including the
seeding States respectfully inviting the co'ope-
tation Of all; whose duty it shall be to provide
for peaceful and final arbitrament OF our ma
tional difficulties of which we respectfully
pray.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

We regret to learn Of the death Of GeoTg
Harper, by drowning on Thursday last Will
bathing in the creek near Hagerstown. George
was sprightly, intelligent boy, and had bee.
Sor some years past in the employ Of Mr.. Allen,
Of the Sentinel in this place. His melancholy
end in the spring time Of life, when all should
buoyant and hopeful and inclined to look upon
the bright side Of things, has cast cloiid Of
sorrow about those who were wont to see his
smiling face as he visited them weekly with the
news. Poor boy, his "sorts" have run out, he
has made his last "dash,' his "lorm" is "locked
up" and the proof Sheet gone to be revised"
we hope, in better world Peace to the ash
es of the Printer boy.-Republican.
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SH E & IFF'S SALE.
Petition in Partition.

The State Of Ohio. Ha7isOn county, IS.
Lo'chw0rS Birney o,5o, d SAD.
l.rnel Biruey e,.ul. ' sue
DURSUANT' to the conlpand of an order Of sale
1 from the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for said county Of Harrison, TO me directed, viii
expose to public sale, on the premises,
On The 18th dag Of August, A. D. 1861.
The following Real Estate, to.wit: par
OF the North East quarter Of sec ton twenty five
25l in township twelve (l2) in range six (6 in the
Seubenville Land District bt ginning for the boun
darv thereof at a stone in the road, at the north
east corner of Mr. Snees lapd thence south 10 deg
west "a perches TO stone in alarRe stump; thence
north 17deg. wesl 2s perches to beach 10 inches
north FOX deg west 19 links; thence north u deg
east 70 perches TO beach l6 inches, south 4s
deg east "a links thence north SO X deg east 81
perches 10 the section line white oak 90 inche
south go deg west IS links to beach inche,
north Tx deg west 50 liaks; thence soath TX deg
we st rs ,ss perches to the beginning contang TWEEN
ty.fiye t25) acres, subject to the dover estate o
Susan PouIson, in the following part of the above
described premises, bounded as follows, to.wit
beginning a the north east corner OF Mr. Snee'.
land; thence south T3K deg west 24,4i percbes
thence north 76k deg west IS, Sc perches
th.nce north X deg east 80 perches; thence south
16A .eg east 25, Sc perches; thence north 73K eQ
eRst 2444 percbes; thence, south IN deg west 8.
pefches to tho place OF beginning, containi ~ ten
no, acres Also in.los No 73 and "a in the town
of Deers vile, in said county,
T.. 8 WOODPORNE, Sheriff.
Cadiz July TO- l96I-5.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

Nelson briggs, who is we'll known to the
citizens OF this comfy, is again arrested at St
Louis for dealing in counterfeit money. Abo 1t
100000 Of counterfeit monies and ten neatly
engraved plates were secured by the officers
Two plates were ones, State Bank of Ohio, and
one plate fives, N. w. Bank Of ofvirgina. briggs
was formerly merchant in Freeport, this coun-
ty. He has been once in tho Illinois Peniten.
tiary Republican.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10
The "Good Timcs" Promised.

z Our Harrison county farmers are now recei.
wing 8 cents pound for butter, s cents per
dozen for eggs, about an average OF rs cents
pound for wool, and everything else pro-
portion. Money is scarce and almost impossi.
BILE to be had; enormoastaxes have to be paid
witha prospect of being doubled next year
This s only tho fourth month Of Republican
rule. Well, friends, how do you like il aas I'll
as it has gomez
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10
A Hard cheek.

II any one man more than another, Of our
acquaintance has harder cheek than the rest
that man must be Il. r. Eckley, of Carrollton
This fellow has tho hardihood to accept OF the
Lieutenant -Colonelcy Of the 26th Ohio Regi-
ment. while his county has not furnished q
single company towards sustaining this war.
He must have hard cheek
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

6TWhy is it that not one of the republican
organs have word to say about Mr.. Lincoln
not sending out advance copies of his four col
umn message? They exhausted their vocabu-
larry rmean epithets on Mr. Buchanan for do
ing precisely as Mr.. Lincoln has done.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
There will be preaching in the Disciples
Meeting House, Cadlz, every other Lords Day
morning and evening, by the Pastor, Elder P,
II. JONES.
MI q II R Il T. -

In Mooreficld, on the 4th day of July, by
Rev. L. II. Crawford, Mr.. EDwARp JONES to
Miss SARAH CAMPBELL.
On the 25th ult., at the Lsmnion House, by
Rev. w, M. Grimes, Mr.. JAMES LAUrHEes to
Miss JENNIE T. HANNA, all of Harrison county,
O. -
On the 11th Of June, by Rev. Alex. Scott,
Mr. j. A. McCrAiS to Miss CATHARINE j.
CRAWFORD, Of Harrison county.
July 4th, by the same, Mr.sJoHN CRAGAH to
Miss LOUISA PRIog, Of Cadiz. p
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

Met on last Thursday at 12 N $50 members
answered to their names. In the House. Ga
lusha A. Grow, of Pa, was elected Speaker
over Frank Blair, of Mo. Emerson Ethrldge, o.
tennessee, was elected Clerk over John W.
Forney. Hon. f. Ball, Of Ohio was elected
Serseant.at-Arms; and Mr. King, of Mime
sofa, Postmaster.
As this will, without doubt, be an important
session, we shall endeayor in the future to give
full proceedings Of its declarations.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

GTCharles J. Biddle, Democrat, has been
elected to Congress in Philadelphia, over O'Neal,
Republican, in E. Joy Morris district. Mr., B
is now fighting for his country and was gall,
ant soldier in Mexico.
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Sherif's Sale.

The Stafe Of Ohio, Harrison county, IS.
Truet;, Brother & Co. J
VS.. Order OF sale.
william Hartman. J
DURSTANT to the command Of an order o
L sale from the Court OF Common Pleas within
and Tor sad county OF Harrison, to me directed anc
delivered. will expose to public sale on the 23rd
day of July, A. d. 1861, in front OF the Cour
House in Cadiz between the hours OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock 2, M, of said day, the follow
ing properly, to.wit: One dun Mare aud one brown
Stallion.
f. s. WOODBORNE, Sheriff.
Cadiz July TO- lS6I-ts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

We giVc up large portion Of our space to.
day to President Lincolns Message to the pres.
ent extra session OF Congress- The reader
should real it carefully, and then he will be a.
BILE to make his own comments. We have no
room for any to day.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

CooL.-The Republicans Of that noted abo-
lition State called "Varmount" have held a
regular black republican convention and nomi-
mated a regular black republican ticket After
doing this they have the impudence to ask
Democrats to unite with them and elect their
ticket
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

0TThe Ohio State Journal, and some other
Republican papers, are coming to the conclusion
that England and France are not as friendly to
this government as they had supposed. We
are glad that the scales are falling from their
ewes,
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A Card.

L ! am requested by the Cadiz Light Artillery
Company to return its thanks to His Honor, the
Mayor, and the CityCouncil for their generos
ty IN repairing the gun carriage for the Compa
ny. And also to Messrs. Lynch q Robinson.
w. B. Beebe, John Hagerfeld. X. w. Bar.
croft for favors received on the 4tf OF July. =,
.gg u &! NJ e1 gsdls Capt. 8. M. HUNTER.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

FAST WoRK.--A typo, Of two years expert
ence in the business, set up six columns Of the
first page OF the St. Clairsville Gosette, few
days since. The type was long primer.
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vorE or 1'HAsKs. The Union Rife Com

VoTE OF THASKs.--Th Union Rife Com.
pany desire to return their sincere thaks for the
generous and manly treatment they reeeived
from ths officers Of the day, and also to thank
the Committee of arrangements, for the sxcell-
emil dinner they had prepared on the 9Th, and
Tor their very kind and geDtlemanly treatment
OF the Company on that occasion.
BY order OF the Company,
s 81 Il ss go. Capt. WIN. CADY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator's Notice.

NJ Office il hereby given that the uubscriber hai
In been appointed and duly qualified as ad
ninisrntor, with the will annexed, Of John Young,
late of Harrison county. Ohio, deceased. All PET
sons Interested will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly. .r
July 10, lS6l-3t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

0IrThe Cincinnati Enquirer states the loss
sustained by the pork packers in that city up to
the present time will not fall short of 81 ,0O0,-
OoO.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-07-10

0TGen. Patterson celebrated the 4th oil
July by entering Martinsburgh, Va, and drv-
ing the secession force before him.
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From the Advertiser, Providence. r. /.
The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remark ably
effective remedy for the headache. and ono of the
very best tor that very frequent complaint which
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ID TE d

OfDiphtheria, April Esd, 1851, ALVIN G.
CubBERTsoN, aged 9 years and months May
4th, MARTHA j. CuLBERrsoN, aged Q years and
8 months; little son and daughter of s. H. and
Esther j.. Culbertson. s.
DoRY Belt, aged so, died at the residence
Of his son in Stock township, on the 18th ult.
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-. From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are. or hav. been troubled with the head.
ache, send for box (Cephalic Pills.l 50 that you
may have them IN case of an attack. ..--..
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From the Western r. 4, Gazstte, Chicago, I'll.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unri.
vailed Cephalic Pills,
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| From the Examiner Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
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,fBUCKEYE' G 'BUOKEYE Jr."
May 8, 1861

TNHANktULf fol the preference berelpfore given
l. these Harvcsers, we take pleasure in sta.
ting to the Farmers of Jefferson, Harrison and
Belmont counties, That We are now prepared to fur
nish all who may want them (at manufacturers
prces) on short notice.
Conditions of Sale-Fake the Machine without
pny If not entirely satisfactory, return it, if SAT-
isfactory, Cash, or half cash and balance in
note due Dec, ls, 1861,
To these machines was awarded the first prcmi.
ums The BeImon' and Harrison county tairs Cthe
statement OF other agenrs to the Itrary notwith
standng@ should any person doubt this statement;
VIC refer you to the reporls or the Secretaries Of
the Agricultural Societies. COmparie>n solicited
Competition Dt fed!
Order early to avoid disappointment. Price OF
Buckeye, Jr., S86 cash
GEORGE & WILSON, Agents.
June 10. 1861
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| From the Examiner. Norfolk, Va. .s.t
| Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which
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|
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E00LBs. Wool Twine, i0opair snsep Shears,
OUU OF superior quality. icI 50 le chep BY
Ssa HIS. lMcFADDEN b Co.
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6rThe war news during the past week a.
mounts to little more than columns Of contra
dietory telegraphic dispatches.
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SIR
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Mr. sPALDING.
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CAUTION

CAUTION.
As certain unprineipled persons are attempting
Of palm off on the unsuspecting public limitations
ho my PREPARED GLUE, / would caution al
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kJ SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,.ts
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