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, 1861-03-15
GIFFARD's PATENT
Self.Acting Water Injector,

FOR EEEDING BOILERS
Har,nr been appolnted the MAnufacturez's Solo
Agents il ais sec6n for sale Of above WenEtte the
attention OF Interested parties to 1ta examination Hno
are a0W prepared to MI ordefa promptly.
-. swALWoRTH, HUBBARD 4 CO.
dhlSdcEsSm III Lake street.
, 1861-03-15

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANaAs
ARRIVED .3larch IL.
Ocean Spray, ottawa, $500 bush corn, 900 ns
Investigator, Athens, As cy rublc and "a y d.
mcusIon etone.
CLEARED. March 13-
investigator, Athens, light.
, 1861-03-15

Sales TC0 hrls at $15 for western; $lB60 FOR city,
Beef quiet aud unchanged. Sales small at $4.T6@
$50 for country prime $5.75Q5G25 for country
mess. Prime mess beef DUH and n5minally un-
changed. Sales 200 tierces India mess ut so.
Beef hams quiet int firm Mt 12@15c. Cut meatH
steady at 8H@gAc for shoulders; B9skc for hams.
very choice: Hogs quiet At sx@7c Tor Common
fed; dressed, 5H@5Xe for live weight. Bacon
dull and unchanged. Lard steady and demand
1aS,4s 19iE sales T bfs At 9K@1oc Butter selling at
steady at 8@I0c for inferior to prime.
PKoyIs1oNs-Sngar-Raw at1n continues to ia.
Eor rbuyets-modefate request; sales 6o4 hhds at
4h951F for Cuba !; 5A@6 for Porto Rico, and for
dull and ilactlye sales % hbds Cuba Muscovado
at 23c; 30 bbls n on private terns.
.STocKs.-Dull but rather better for some descrip-
slS@s 9 FL 1 81 si 2 e. e. Els Il sssp
1lurl pfd 3ss@. Harl 16a. Huds 45. Erie 32h, ny
& 7sx, N 4 II TX, Pac Mall s5K, Mo Is eGK
Ohio 81 3, ,TEcas'y los 1os1, 6s 81, coupons ssk
Foreign Markets.
PER ARAB1A.1 LIVERPOOL. Feb 20.
BRKAnsEuFT--RichArd spence & Co.. Wake.
field, Nash q Co.. and others report flour dull, and
Cd cheaper; extra state. 28s. Wheat quiet at late
rates: red, lis 1d@1a: sd white, 1as015s. Corn,
3ss ad@37s yellow, 31s whise, 3s@39s.
PRovIs1oSs-Beef and pork continues dull. Ba.
con dull offered 5os long middles, Cumberland cut,
without buyers. Cheese dull, and partially down.
Lard slow, SIS @57s: Ta1low quiet; Butchers g. :;
soc5ation, GGs: ane North Araerican, 57a 6ti. su'
ear quiet. Coffee steady. Rice, nothing doing.
Ashes quiet; potr, s3s.
LONDON Markets Wheat, frR for good hnt
aa for inferior Flour q to Is chsape1 e nrst spgaatt ht
steady. Ta1low. moderate demand, 5sa@6os. LII
seed, ass 3D. Scotch pig iron, 48s Sd.
, 1861-03-15

CLA r x r G CO..
THR0UH FREIGHT AGENTS,
Arepteparedt to contract eghts through by authority
Of the Companies usmed above, at their Office,
r. Dearborn street, ~
*ad as depot of Pittsburgh # Wayne& Chicago B. &,
1@hicac6 n ut Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
The Offices Of .hg Pennsyraota Railroad Company In
the East afe located st No AstoE House NeE Yerk;
inston teet boston; No. 80 North street. Baltimore,
- ANs * the GenersI Depot Ph13adclphtA- ialds963m
, 1861-03-15

CTArEMEN'I u tic Condition
OF THE
GnNNNUE FIRE INSURANCE. co..

WUVUHUE FIRE lN5UhNNEE CUts
OF NEW YORK CITY
On the s day Of January 1861 made to the Auditor OF
the Btate Of Illinois.
Tbe name Of the ComDany y the 400DHuE F1RE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF TIE CITY OF NEW
YORK, located At New York City.
Capital Stock IS $500, 10000, which Is AZ PAID up
Cash on hand and In hands Ut agents.... 317,1t2T
Tagc Oh Real Estsfe fe..................., 1si,7oDo
Loaned on Stocks. 2l45000
Interest 6,IS13
AL other securities. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,1Gl69
..-.-.. -..-........-.. s28,5Ea
Losses incurred and Ii process Of a1nst
4ent ..........ss-......-....+.t tSAIp
O1HtE Cial14
-... 912,400o0
The greatest amount Insured In any one risk 5oaro
b, W. PHILLIPS q CO..
Agenta for Chicago. oface Nos 4 and Clark eueet.
, 1861-03-15

Sixty OF Timber, and the balance Boiling Prairie a
good twostory Frame House, two large Bsrns sx
Sheds largo Corn Crib, Grine1y, 1cehoase, and Out
Convenient for dividing into two Farms all the Bntd
!ngs and Fences IL superior condition lying or the
AHreIa, thi5s{aigat from Cheago The trains ef The
runs through the farm Al the Stock Hay and Graiu
chasec together. the Farm separately. This Farm
and Improvements, beauty OF locauon. richness ofsoy
and aits Surroundings pethapa ts second to none IN
tie State.
TERNaFfty dollars Per acre, all cash dowE for the
Farm. ThH naoyeab!e property year't credit,
For further particulars address Boz 140 Post Office
Batavia, Illinois, tclEdf33+Eu
, 1861-03-15

COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS or GRAIN.
The total rece1pis Of grain ut this port tdour re-
duced BggAeat) for the last thirteen years, com"
pare as fd3oWs:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-09

HOW MIssoURIANs ARE DCPED.-We
learn from reliable source from Missouri that
.ne llllterate men of Southern Missouri, now in
I sne rebel army, have actually been made to be-
EeSe E that Lincoln is to overthrow the United
s'ates Government, and that they are fighting
% maintain it. This belief is said to be univer-
y, saI among them, and if they knew the truth,
Mey would certainly now be fighting against
instead Of with the rebels.-[Chi. Journal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-09

FINE WRITING."-The address recently
issued Oy the Massachusetts Temperance ALI
sa ance contains the following noteworthy SEN
ieaI Ience; Men Of elegant and cultivated leisure
,JOA .Jo upon the temperance reform as an exam
Pc Vi vulgar, but chronic fanaticism. And
nsnee ~ the bibulous wits of the day take a sort
i, T. 'lHous pride in emulating the alcoholic gen.
u" Vi uefunct whiskey- favored libertines."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-09

"a % VIGOROUS DEPINITIoN.-A Western
,rvna..e.!nporary defines Peace meetingto be "a
t.". teung TO enter solemn and indignant pro-
49,. e sainst every effort to save the Govern
~ens from being oYerthrown."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-09
Special Notices.

Under the administration OF dIstln-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well in their private practice with such complete
success to have acquired the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty and is now held in the highest
esteem and is universally used.
New Music.-Just received at the Broad Street
Book Store A. p. CHURCH Co., Union Dixie's Land
Madens Prayer Cottage by the Sea- Defend the Stars
and Stripes; Flowers of California Schottische Flag
of Our Union; Bridal Veil Schottische: I'm Rollo in
Maschera; Opera de Verdi La Reville Grand Military
March; Sotti ist todt; Danish Dance; Christma
Schottsche; Happy Land of Canaan with splendid va.
riatlonsi Brooke Hall Polka; swiss Medley; Some
thing; Cuba Polka.
New BOOlks.-Humes' History Of England, 6
vols Pictorial History of the Mexican War Pictorial
Life of Franklin Life of Thomas jefferson by Randall
3 vols; The Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table BY
Holmes; Charles O'Maley, the Irish Dragon, by
Lever Diary of a London Physician, by Warren, and
many other Miscellaneous and Historical Works, for
sale at the Broad Street Book Store, by
A. p. CHURCH 4 Co.
just Recelved.-A large lot of California Gold
Pens, the best pointed Pens made-warranted. For
sale at the Broad Street Book Store, by
A. p. CHURCH & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
AHnrd March.

The usrch Of portion Of our troepe the
5sv taFore the Piketon fight, is described
- one Of the most fatiguing Of the war. A
6st,alliop Of Col. Marshslrs regiment 10
Which vas temporarily attached portion
AZ the Second Ohio, marched thirty-tWo
niles over an exceedingly rough country,
ne roads,s large portion Of the way, being
from ankle deep to knee-deep With mud,
md during the day fOrded Red river, 3
,ortuous Tittls stream, no less than eighty
.,nsn times. We should hesitate to print
rs statement did it come from any lees
Teliable source. The troops we're compelled
- isave their baggage ct Prestonburgi as
4 Us found impossible to move 1t aeTo'a
tbs country, and during their marches they
~ere exposed to drenOhing rains Eitnoq'
a tent. Of even blanket in many insIan'
80. under which to pass the night. heF
Ne. BayIess, aa amisble old gentsman
earuess in his devotion to the Union' sayl
hs passed one night, without 3 oianAaI
standing outside negro cabin endea1oL
ipe 70 keep the chimney warm OsReal's.a'
Gazstts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
This Afternoons Report.
FROM FORT MONROE.

FoRT MoERoE. Nov. 10.
A flag of truce to-day from Norfolk
brought down Lieut.. Warden, who was
taken as bearer Of dispatches and impris-
oned some time at Montgomery at the
breaking out of the rebellion. He has
been exchanged for Lieut. Sharp Of the
rebels, who was taken at Hstteras Inlet,
and has recently been confined on the
frigats Congress at Newport News.
The Spsulding and revenue cutter Cor
win have arrived from Hstterss Inlet, but
bring no news Of importance.
No troops came up on the spaulding.
A rebel steamer made Reconnaissance Of
the Inlet the day before the spaulding re-
| turned.
A contraband from Roanoke Island re.
ports that the rebels had destroyed theiI
fort and we're about to return to the main
| land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
FROM FORTRESS MONROE
FORTRFss MOBROB. Nov. Il

Speciol to Tribune:
Lieut.. Worden states that the intelh-
pence Of the arrest Of Mason and Slidell
caused great excitement among the rebels
who rejoiced in the prospect Of retaliation
by England.
Two regiments from Georgia and South
Carolina abandoned Roanoke Island, blew
up the battery, and had gone home.
The Rebel Congress met at Richmond on
the 18th, without quorum.
The rebels are strengthening their main
battery at SeWalrs Point, anticipating an
attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
GIGGhIug.
.H E + AIR 1 n EZ !;
i
0R rH1 LONE LADY OF THa oRu1sOH O11TIs


Oh TN AOhA LADY OF THh OAlA5OA OLlAAk.
OONTINUEB.
CHAPTER IV.-TaE CORsAIR OHIEF.
When Insz aWoke the storm had passed away,
She looked all around, the scene was quite stTngs
In her dreams she cid never expect such a chang;
che was in an apartment beth umptuous grad,
Lying on q ine Lounge booght at Uutters', second
And rub ling her e-ss, "Whs1s am ~, she cried.
''saf, dear lady quite safs,' soft aIe vOice re-
Then iHez looked ,, a young man stood ths-e,
He was dressed In red velvet, with diamonds most
dis hsr was III curI.. aud he'd sword by his side,
And he said, "Ealrest maid, on shall nov BE- my
81 don't see it, blsO mis-rssna' gentle Insz then
"Fre ia wed sub a man would die an old maid.p
"Longsst tDOu then for he laughing hiliocks
0fthY own chilly chime aud its believing bullcclcsl'
II certsiuls do, the falr lnez replied,
"And III wax there, or crawl thsre, f cannot
"If goia be your desire, the pirate then said,
"I'H give you my lie, and he pulle1 ous q red
stI Bpurn the 10 drOs said the ma den 90 fsr,
"And leave msyou wretch, or III pull out our hair
Give me Oh give me again ack my heart"
ssesRalGsa sala flir Lsts- ..-Ilu sn eiR ara mad
Except tue sh eos neart-noW don't make nee
Y n stole aw-y frsm the market place,
And his mG .nsss, policemen Nix
TOOK you for .tsaling { 16 sam9 TO Judge Ike
o, you know him, Jud Isaac O. Val
Who sent you for stealing sheeDh art to Jail.
know you, 30 leavs me, you dirty soampl
Ur II call LOl. Abby, and he'll soon make you
tramp "
HTasy cali me spaniArS," !" ths pirete then sid,
.'But m fall blooded GFtek, nd my parents are
dead;
Ny name is O'MuIligan, I'm the pirate chief,
But lady, dear lady, am not a thut,
III Leave you. sweet maid bus yOu1l rue this say
For shsll be nv bride 10 TIE daWning Of day"
Then he f. ths apartment nnd fair infE alone,
And she fell 70 - ca ing large TURKEY bone.
Well leave to ENJOY her sumptuOus plsti
And turn u a scSns which Wu,ve me 20 1t last.
70 Be CONTINUED
/
And we would respectful request our readers t
turn their attention 10 the splendid stock Of new
Fall. AND WlNTER ULUTHING,
| for Men and Boys wear we have now on hand an'
/ which we are seliipg ct extremely low prices at
ISAAC a lHAAUS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Ag,orv for the sale Of Singers Oelah' te
| SevinG Machines, Strongis Patent Army Trunks
/ and StOrris AutOmRtOn FRESHMAN,
/ Corner Of Union and superior streets.
81 LOOR 00F FOB THB GIAHTS -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
Another strike 70 be Made in the RiEht
pIaee.
wAsa1soTor, Nov. Is, 1861.

WASHINGTON, Nov. is, 1861.
have the very best authority for saying
that movement is on foot to free the Po-
tomao from rebel influence. Our CONNER
eial interests have suffered long enough BY
the menaeing attitude Of the rebels in that
direction. Il is therefore gratifying to
know that measures are about to be adopted
~ sweep from the banks Of the Potomac
every battery with their traitors that may
he found in position cRlculstsd to AFFECT
tie shipping on the river Philadelphia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

AND BOWIE
h KNIVES.-A fns assorsnlent oi heyol7ing
7-fs5lE guch a CoIt usW ruoddei Bacon's, idafI
Allen Weslock's, sharp,sl spis's, smith Wa.
sons, largU and SMALL Hltn Na.loas otneI -ia-i
~ q. HATTERgLHY'8
Gun stoEo, 100 Superior street, oisVsiAad,
Ostu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
SlgErs.
LNRENUH DYE HOUoE,

ERENUH DYE hUUOh,
No, 96 SENECA STREET,
Next door to Mrs. Porter's Millinery store)
By...,....... ......... .s.F II Il REDERIOh OYRlAA.
Dyeing and Cleaning IN an its branches. Please
call and examine finished goods In the store.
Referenoos-s siessr6. Rettberg b Haasmann, Tay-
Tor, GriswQld Co.. and other Merchants. aagl
I B. JACKSON, SILK ANC
- W0OLEE DYER, No. Ill Pearl street, Hes
Side Once No. 20 Bank street, Harris Block, nvt
doors north Of Sc. Clair street.
ShaWlB OF every variety cleaned or sYed. Gontr
Sarmonts Cleaned or dyed without being takeT
spsrt Onloo oDsn froEn G'diook A. n till T. u
HOMEAGAIN.-G.S S. WILLIAMS,
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs leave 0
announce to his friends and the public, that ne =
home again. and located at 68 St. Olar street. Oleye
land, o., where he has fitted up DYE HOUSE, viii
the best machinery, regardless Of e1ponses and na
s himself that By strict attention 70 business that
Ao viii be able TO reEain that patronage and BuppoIj
sAich foF 80 many years oroVnad bis suoaANora-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
rae Oa,b Of AIlesIance.

A cotemPorsry contains the foiioNins'
DR.. Hunter, Virginian Who professed
Union sentiments, and Who has Travelled
extensively around the outposts, was
caught last night with some rebel cavalry
this side of Fairfax Court Eouse. They
we're seen by our scouts, who made
a dash and caught him, the rebel cavalry
escaping. On searching him IL was found
that his pass was forged, and in his boots
we're copies Of the orders recently issued,
and a great deal Of information 90 to the
1ositio1 and numbers Of our foroesin Vir-
9inis. with the strength Of our forts. he
~ brought to camp at Falps Church, and
he viii be brought in and severely pun
isbed by being mede TO take the oath Of
sIiegis1oe before he is discharged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
MaEhinists.
nERNARD DEMMENe,

ARTISAN, MAOHINIST AN IATAhF mOOAL
A x E-Rs
Ne. IA supe ior street (Leader Building.)
o. AGVELAND, OHIO. a 80,
BWRNARD DHMMEAG, having ronted tnt
estsblishment Of q. KOnigsloW, is peE prepared g
Al kinds of iight Machinery. Particular attention
Snd fasilifies for acting mp Models Of Patents.
b b b g.
II vpuF SIX ATEB need liking, call on Demmengs
II your Swing MACHINE IL oct Of ordori b
WI Re5 Rranafs N al Kinds Of SURGICAL Instrumsnts
All kfnds OF Metal and Musical Instruments re-
Ify5u shouId get up new Patent Demmens q
the nan 10 get up your Modelss either IN WOOD
1rass or Iron, in the neatost manner
An kinds of Belt Hanging done In prompt Bty e;
An kinds Of light Machinury put in order n thf
] Egost expeditions manner.
Tu0fnesFinR Instramonta reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroushly.
Ran Road O7nduotor'H Punohes manuiaofaroa u
l tho best manner.
Rsil Rosd Oonauctor's Punches repaiEed.
11g-ln fsct Fegythtng In the shape el fehAlAAAi
| or mauufacturfnF, done on oOntract.
~Rntranos 70 shop-lA bugeEtoL e5Ess5 "a e 4 = -
| pair Of staiFs. BAbAABDD AAAAA'e'
IsbTsRll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

No ouARrEn-Ths citizens Of Charleston
have unfnTIed the black asg, to signify
hat they will give no quarter. Their
crsditurB needed no such signali they have
bad ansry quarter from them for long
tina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

a e. REDING, AGENT, Is STILL
At the old stand, No. Is Prospect st-s mak-
ing Ot OTHES 10 order at the lowest cash prices lQr
those who furnish the own materials and respect;
fully ioicits tho patronage OF his Ola anu
go Particular attention paid to cutting Men ana
Bow. Ol0thinR. ol.aS-
NENTlI IhiM EMS OLOFHEs CLEAE-
II NE, RanoVating and Mending Estab buahment
FRiEOTE AGEa Tailor, Nc. l9 PTuspect street. VII
hereafter devote his attention 70 ceaning renofa-
tinT and mending Gentlemgn's clothing. He hhs
iaoiiities Tor doing his work in the best manner
0epfleen will ind Il for their interest duringsh
hard times to give Mr.. AEor trial
-Rpd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
CLEVELAND, THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 81, 1851,
WTINTER ARRANGRMENTFo FoR

Ace oommencing HoTorn bor an, issi = - II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Terms sss;s e: a:i s' ;;l Il'isI @ Yes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
NLEVELAND ; PIgTsBURGH

~ RAIhR R0ADs1 z
sss=as511 9ss75iiis isass
Is5I-2 wIATER AhkAhGEMEHr ls6l-2.
To saks eHsct on Monday, NCVBn.ber 4th, l3Gl.-
Trans losFe CisFsland daily lsunday8 ezooEtsdsl-
s;sOA N MAIJ-ArJiVss at Ne . York I045 A. Il;
Phiiadelphia 7:so A. "a Pittsburgh 4.lO P. d 3
Nheeli, 2 $50 2. II; n Philadslphia SO Pm
alB P. n ETPR65.-4rrIEes N 10EE- p. NJ
Philsdelpni. 1880 :, M P-ttsburgh 10 p. ~
Whssling $50 A NJ
Botn Trains oonnsot Gt Hudson for Akrd1 md
Milersburgh.
Oars Fuu through from Pitfsburgh 10 Hsu York
wis AlientORn,) without change
~ Rars e low as b. any Other line.
- Through TicR cts cGD be procured Ct the Union
Tickst Once Wtdd Il House, at the Depot, OF at
]. n. MCCULLOUGH, BuD't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
n Ia 0 Il b 1 N q @A
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

Owing to the pressure of the times. have deter
mined 10 sell our large stock of Ready Made ClotH:
ing for CASH ct very small advance OF orlslnAl
cost.
a The Custom Department, under the superyis'
ion : I The renowned Cutter, Mr.. a. ". Alexs1oer'
meres, Beavers and Vestings.
"a Military Uniforms made to order at short no
tice On reasonable terms.
"a A Rreatvariety OF Blue Cloth, Shoulder Strapsi
0'''' i s. MANN,
ocks 1852 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

Langdon Oheves writes from Savannah
10 q friend in Charleston, early in last
month, that one negro out OF twenty in the
Beaufort District Wss ordered 10 be spared
and set at work on fortihoatiOns on Hilton
Head Island ct BraddOok Point The same
writer states that applications for commits
sions we're in excess of enlistments, and
that recruits we're scarce and commissions
only 10 be had BY bringing in fifteen or
twenty soldiers. This missive is among
the number found at Fort Walker.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21

CLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
~ BAILBO AD.
TINE TABLn No. l5-To take saost on AID aflu5
Thursday, March zlst, 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-21
MAGNIFIOENT UNION HALL,

Sole Ag1 Tor the sale OF cingerl O-.i'"' teu
Sewing Machines, Strong's Patent Army Trunks,
and StOrr's AutOmatOn FRESHMAN,
Corner Of Union ana superior streets.
f,fIaR nOF FOX THE GA HT9. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28
TERMS,--$2.O 90

bey ed; and where does it leave uSf Where We
were three months ago, with harder conf ct
on our hands, and dismal, il not doubtful fu-
ture! The 'On &c Richmond" dictators hays
added dHOthe- ysar 10 the war. SlOo,o0o,00o
to its cost, and opened graves for afleen or
twenty thousand more soldiers.
md what have we gained? Alas, too little
for such fearful expenditure Of time, treasure,
blood and reputation! We have learned. what
few doubted, that our army is all that is exrec-
ted of it; that our men fought with the bravery
Of veterans; that We may always and under all
circumstances. rely on them. We have learned
what was also too well known, that the army
was in many cases indiferently differed. We
have learned, too, the importance and necessity
of discipline. Effective troops, however excel
lent the material, cannot be found in the work
shops, the Sornfelds or cities. They must have
military training. without which every "On to
Richmond" movement will prove failure.
Thoufh we have encountered great and dis
sstrous check--though we are pained and hn-
miliated-ws possess the means and energy to
retrieve all, If these means henceforth are wise
ly employed. may in future letter, indi.
cate how. in my Judgment these means sho'd
be employed.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28

The Republicans Of this county, as strange
as it may seem to outsiders, have nominated an
Anti War Republican County Ticket To show
that this is so, it is only necessary to say, that
not one Of the candidates has a son or brother
in the army, and that not one of them has con.
tributed cent towards equiping the volunteers
from this county or supporting the volunteers
families, except Mr.. Lennon and Mr.. Rea,
who were nominated because they could not
get any one else to fill their offices. The men
who have contributed large sums towards sup.
porting the families Of volunteers, and have
sons and brothers fighting for the liberties ot
their country, were thrown overheard, as if they
were OF no account. The fact will stare honest
men in the face, that the Republicans of this
county are opposed to the prosecution OF the
present, war, notwithstanding their loud boasts.
Actions speak louder than words, is an old
axiom and in this case it is very true. And
the townships in this county that have con.rib.
uted the most men and the most money, were
deprived of getting a single candidate, by the
regular Republican County Convention except
in three cases, (Lemmon, Rea and Jarvls,) and
in these they could not help themselves.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-28

01-How men change, north and south, says
the New York Express, under the baneful infu
ence Of party? On the oath of January, 184l,
John Quincy Adams presented to the House OF
Representatives a memorial from Haverhil
Mass, praying Congress for "a peaceful dissolu-
tson of the Union" and the north generally de-
Tended his manlines his courage and bis sense
of duty. He was on trial for q fortnight, and
some ofthe rank secession leaders Of the present
day. like Henry A. Wise OF Va, were his chic
accusors and proposed his expulsion from the
House. He was heard by himself defended by
others. answered and finally acquitted for do
ing that which has become more common
since under this bad New England example.
The scene has changed with the sections Of
the country, and southern secessionists stand
just where New England Abolitionsts did
twenty-one years ago, and where Massachu-
sets stood some yaars after, when her legisla
ture declared "the annexation OF Texas to be a
good cause for the dissolution OF the Union -
New England representatives might have lit
tie charity. not for secession or rebellion, but
towards an erroneous opinion in merely peti
tioning for yeace or national convention in the
face Of such examples. The defenders of the
Hartford Convention assembled in the midst OF
foreign war, to weaken the arm OF the Feder-
al Government, should at least tolerate those
who would like to see one effort made to bring
the representatives Of the State once more in
National Convention.