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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

Psrsons il e sozth desoss OF sending letters 70 he
Federal Government VII please erect The sae TO Acas
rEgs II frst place, viii require the prPayment q
cant Envelope 10 20 beyond this cit and the carriage addd
as above, cents Let b andto that ne nds enys
ops should addressed 70 the les ior WON u = nrced
and TIE outaide envsloPets address
q Federal e0vesnasHt saSslsPes Q 3 asd e lf
eiiy. 4AAk1Ab SAoanA
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29
BKOeRs q oRR's 8 EIcNA UGHT'l
gnorOaRAPuIC CARD.

IAhB pisss1gs announcing 70 M cid friends and eas
loueTg Tat after ahsecs Of tfo yesrs, have again
1rned 70 the Frscice Of the Gt2Sguphtc Art
all its brRcg having pEchaId the interest 81 brshsT
TIE old ssbhsi Gallery in Union Street, and having spsa
our months 80 Veg YORK the past Summer 70 obtain fully AZ
he te mprsvents e. he ART have psissd, renovated and
nlsgc5 hs Of Rooms throughout That facilities
Better produce first class work thaa most Galleries
Of co1Iues tie cior Ct patrons trust not
lay ss u the proud position the Gallery has hsretofoFe
8tsiast oct - ==yes Il 70 gdn higher standard have
5o eaFsred ts ssTc5s q coK enc 81 re best Photo
apisrs il osi, ae Pictures Enish qbslal TIE
arst pTsIu e. The WoriIsF In ISnaop, IN H5J aHd
determined oaiy make this tie leading Gallery
sste, sl, NJ Ehall be surpassed North Sou
Id iut.dGza5 % BE- public the f1Ilosing SsysD
IEcgsrizi pE0-- graik, ISasa iESl
siFre.ts glsis y c1i5EEs
lYc-ytgne-, CefoIeit
ess-5l St.uEes- iies=-t
ghG5ag s2ls 81 Csugsss, lie sissi
Visiting Yards, fall le1slh pieis;
Autograph PlutogrSoks. II tsksnat sas sizing
st5rreosccPss, giSsa or pgpz
c3rtuue % IL Eeis otype ard AnbFsypk ksreeo
gs Ths above styles al entirely in this city, sxcsDt
lie Autograph Gard, vi u only made st time. Al
ySo re ssr unythng my lire politely invited 70 give
call oFo vtls CleEazs, whcn viii prove b. oeclAE
7sza01st-l.ioa iee sh0v f-ets. R5sPssis4lg,
oot8I-1 2. ". HUGHES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29
ECOBP0EATED AMERICAN
LETTER EXPRESS co.

'CEaE Am AEk CAN LITTER EXPRESS CO..
has established is permanent Office, The Nashs Psst
ofcG, u2 ssssTs ess ED, enFanAs on C1GIsh stgsst
Ts undsrsgned havias formed Company eF he puTposs
OF transmitting ettera &e and From the eOuhern Goa Sd
eracy reaSonahis sn6 agree furnish sfssp and
Others their corrspon6ence between Louisville 6nd hynis
at r1 intervals may le convenient All parties
concerned. TH0s JEEKINs,
Wa kcaILL. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29
tx8ED FyEDEE PTANOs !
EsoEtea.

- "a 6SSs
pleased 10 learn that 81 TIE great EsWoydG Yair,
had s month in the city Of Macon, Georgia the enter.
ps Baltimore Firm, VIM. Knahe &c Co., awarded the
JtJ all competition, for their celebrated Com
Al PaEos This Fair being held under the direction Of
southern Cotton FaneEs ASS cison large and influential
@ OF u, he importance attached 70 receivings he
O.! LT Fair produced, learn, degree
g1 ;s part Of many Of the Piano
ot lie country. Several very fine instruments exhibit
~ l-t sr mos; patient and thorough examination OF their
TFe lets the judges unanimously decided that the
IRON t1 uu aCtory Of VIM Knste & CO. was the "EscSI.
500 ~ a-- ava 5sd the Medal accordingly
a-L lg 70 appear inviduous will sdd that the
t public spirit and unrng energy with which the MessTs.
@ conduct their business enle them in eminent degree
81 tie holcs and success which they have achieved in their
@ Lavish II the expenditure Of time and money Produce
Ft7s5 Ga1llg Piano. and advertising extensively make
tr cut known, they have their reward in the posses
@ q Large and constantly Increasing business, and the urh
r eradication Of knowing that whenever and wherever eompe
% @ o-d-s Of tic day, judges uniformly pronounce tCr
l-ot 20 Re "E4CesoT "-Batore Bun, Of December sd,
sA supply Of the above Is now being received By h,
cCETe % Union street, the GALS Agent for Middle Tennessee,
Wao viii sell At oar factory prices
uz-I7-ts
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GIss8sss.lraEs WANTED,

aEzs.st5l-Sss.AakSS W -ANIEDs
-rvl4ie and North Western Railroad Company wish
ErsCt for 10000 CsdRr CrOsSsTiess 9fset
taigis we'll hewn, TO face at narrowes place not
inches C-sF OF bark, timber to Re sound, to be deliver.
-a.e line Of TIE road in Nashville.
--o.7-g want to contract Tor $4,000 White or
-'.s Eess Of the zane sze above, to be delivered
lie scai in p.es from section II to section "a
-l section 20 supply the
7- i1 td via direct TO the President I'd Direct
raa.Fllaa a2d northwestern Raiiross Company
suIyzl-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

Flour, COFss, &c.
enc BAREELS Extra ard Extra Family ylczrl
BNBSB zSs ESsE5 C5Ee;
70 bbls Laya
50 Green AppIsE;
. cases PaTrapins Wax Css5lrss
$40 Flour Sacks (hfty pounds
On oonSignmsntsfor sale by
W. WATTS E. CO.,
isnl9R No. 81 JolIsge street, near Es1S5i
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

NOR the remainder Of the the large Store
Union and American Block atty occupied BY salT
4ARRu. naylo-6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

a FIRE EAE908,
CONTAINING $50 ACRES on
aluaBI Land for Sale.
2T5 acres Cleared, and En a GtEaa.EEago
&c Cultivation
II VEIS Farm lies Ee from Jones station CT ts WIN.
s chester and Aacar1a RGTo1d, nirs rifles Tia1hes
ter and three nile from Salem, IN Franklin comfy, On hs
Farm comfortable dwelling good negro cs and all
necessary OFT houses Close the dwelling SPRING.
good Olsten, and plenty o. falling The snd
10 al RICH AID, Tor calts.tisu sszGs uu8 any
IL the coy. propose sell this vau-bls Land,
and would refer pcns who wish kncT about H. Js p
White Nashville, Tenn or Is C5yars TiIo5zstlEs tsy
5an refer to tas premises
HAETEY S. ETLfIhE-.
cot 9e-tf F,i.chsstsr. E-satlfr eov1sr I'm.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

or rePairing Furniture, Tsys, 0Toezery, &c.
6PALDLEG'S PREPARED CLUB
nss5 al such emergencies houshold can afford
without it It IS always ready ard up the sticking point
There 8 no longer necessity foE Hoping chairs spIinte1
neers hedess dolls and broken ed It Just the article
or cone she'll and other ornamental work. 50 popular with Ia
dies Ct refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation cola being chemically bald
GEe ay be Used in the place Of ordinary
1ucllags, being vastly nose SdEeslv5.
tsUSEEUL IN EVER L HOUSED
ABTUsa accompanies each bcE.Is- PRIcz, e5 csnis
WbcRs5als Dsgoh 10. 20 C.d7- st-e.t, Esg YofE
AddsaE HEEtEK q SzAEDgNG q co.
E9z 70. 2scoO Esz York.
Fu. cp for Dealers N Gases coscE f5r sat and twelve
ao-s1-s beautiful LiosrA Eas Gard accompanying sset
II tingis bottle Of sPlLDos PzsglzsD Glrr zilIsaT.
Ten tines its cost annually to eye-y horzshsli. Z
soid ny al prominent Stationsfa Druggs5 HarWsre ard
Furniture Dasi5rs, G-oesrs, and Esucy stores.
Oou1tFy E1Srcsnts should 15te OF sPAULDENEs Pan
FiEE0 aLuR VIXEN making up their HIT Its g.1a5 shy Oass
Jazz tT&gly
R0tSce TO Merchants and hippers
WIZ L. GLIDER is the through Freight Agent Of the
10 he1ph aEs ChSTlesto1 Railroad at Mem 3his and all
goes Consigned 20 bin st Memphis W.! be forwarded free Of
WHH. eRIDHR
REsRREs0Es.
Mex, Egy1Ea, HcCRoEY & Go
LAS1zE & PHIIIPs. TEaAss * EzoTHEAs
iare2I-a2as
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woIsce TO stockholders.

4 annual election by the stockholders Of the Tennessee
ana Alabama Railroad Company, OF fifteen DrectOrst
s17s Je aars Of the Company for the ensuing twelve
r-a VII held at the Office Of the Company at franklin
r. Il. BRADLEY,
-aI-lG-5s5 ssc'Ty. 7. 4 A. B. R. CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29
Retailed at Wholesale Pr

Teal --...--
Self Measurement for EEii
PTinssd directions sent free cvssyFtcTe, g ri 4
r. understand that an oue can take Oh -ir o=r 4
Tor snirtB ] Earraas good So Tie cash ~ +
sc Express Company on receiFt Of goods.
TIE Express charges IN ona dozen shists nd
York 10 EeF Orlealsis y.
Ra-PARsIEs WISHING SHIRTS Is aAsi
having tine 70 send FOR Rules q 5leaEIr 4
Be1d Der nlaiL prepaid, ons Ct Tie begf fti'1- i
have got, stating az aitsEaiols that lllg -
S. W. II. WARD, from I.oaI
387 Broadway, up SID
RI BssFsea Thits Z WaIsss sissais, llET. q \
ostsbsr IS, Isss-dsoaIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

Lard, Lard, Lard,
EUsT received per steamer Nashville ehoiee lot OF Las
al in 50 lbs Kegs. Fer family use, for sale BY
SAAES HcL ACGHhIE & CO.,
isp22-R Re-. Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-29

EOTEQE.
EHRoM szd after this date viii sell Fsl and Produce
JAMES GPLAUeHLIN & CO.,
rray22-a 30. 3 Market street..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
Township Tickets.

let the Union men of hch township in this cour
ty,(welnean by Union men, Democrats, Americans
and allothers who ae in favor Of preserving thif
Union in Just and equitable terms) meet in heil
respective townships, say on the four tn Saturday
Of March, and nominate township ticket, colnpo
sed of good Wnion unen, without regard to former
party rredilecuoas The enemies of this govern,
ment- the abeliticnists--will have their township
tickets in the field, and ii behooves the lovers OF
peace, compromise and concession to be on the
alert. Ali who are in favor OF preserving this U.
Mon on just and equitable terms, and giving to
every section of this Union their just rights, will
vote the Union TioEet. Those who are in favor
Of making tbs negro the equal Of the white man,
stealing the properly OF our Southern citizens land
taking away from the SoRth their just rights under
the Constitution, will vote the abolitio inket
Voters choose ye between them
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Cadiz Rail Road Time TabIe.
Rev. Mr.. SIOane's Reply TO Rev. Mr
aff Van Dykes Sermon.

Having prevailed upon our neighbor ofthe Re
publican to let their readers have better article
Of gospel and purer ehristianity than they are ac
customed to reading by publishing in that paper
last week the sble and christian sermon of Rev
Henry J. Van Dyke, 10 return the compliment WI
have to give our readers this week the largest kind
ofa dose of the meanest kind of aboitionism. We
sllude to the SERMON of Rev. J. r. w. Sloane, O
New York, whic occupies the whole of the out
side of to-day's Sentinel flour readers wish tc
know what British disunion abolitionism is, in its
purify, they should read the sermon. 1t propose
to be a reply to Mr., Van Dykes scriptural sermon
on the subject of slavery, but contains abeut as
much scripture as one of Lewton's stump speech.
eB. rt
This sermon was first brought before the public
through the instrumentality OF that reg lar id6de
disunion abolition sheet, known as the Anti-Sl a
very Standard, in this wise: Mr. S. preached the
sermon on the 23d of December in his little church
in the presence Of one Of the editors of that sheet In
the next weeks issue of that paper, they though,
SO much light should not be hid under bush ell
and recommended that it be repeated in the Rev,
DR.. Cheever's church, on establishment that is kept
up altogether through British influence and the use
of British money. Accordingly two weeks after
IL was repea led in that church. notice was then
published in that paper where the sermon could be
obtained and gentleman in this community, who
was so much of an abolitonist that he could no,
vote ior Lincoln, had lot OF them brought to Cod
iz, and induced our neighbors to publish Mr.. Van
Dykes sermon to get to publish the disunionis,
non-voting abotionist's sermon.
After reading it, our readers, without dis tincon
of party will unite with us in saying, that for low
buffoonery, blackguardsm. self conceit, and the
me anest kind of British disuni IN abolitonism, it
could not be beat Still we do not regre. publishing
it for two reasons First the readers of the Re.
publican have had an opportunity of reading an
'escellent scriptural, christian sermon: and Sec
,ondly. our readers can see what this thing called
isunion abolitio nism is,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
See What Ayers SaFsaparilfa does
for DeraMgemeMtsO of the Liver.

SrorT's CROSSING, TaadegaCo., Ala. 9 Aug SO.
Dr.. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass -
Sir; take my pen to tell you what your Sarsa.
parila and Cathartic Pills have done for me. had
been afflicted with Liver COMPLAINT for six wears
during which was never we'll, and much of the
time very sick, My. liver was sore to the touch
and the Doctors said was congested | suffered
from severe costiveness and Diarrhga alternately,
My skta was clammy and unhealthy: my ewes and
skin often yellow Occasionally had averaciops
appetite, but generally none at all. dreadful
sensation OF sickness all over, kept me in anguish
You cannot know how much suffered from an in
describeee feeling OF distress The long continu-
anoe OF this condition, without relief, had worn
! tne out 80 that never expected to be better but
reading IN the Chris Advoca te of your Sarsa-
earilli, commnnced taking it with occasional
small doses lyour Pills, to regulate the bowels as
you direct. From the first it had more effect upon
nay disorder than supposed anything could have
lregained my heal thrapidly, and now after eleven
weeks, ENJOY as good health and strength as any
other man May the dispenser OF all good'
shower blessings on you JOHN w, Srorr.
Prepared by DR., J. c, AYER& Co, Low ell,
Mass
March s, lS6l-3m.
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And

On Monfay last, Mr.. X. w. Knsey, who has
held the Office OF Auditor Of this county during the
past four years, retired from office, and is succeed
ed by Mr. Samuel Knox, Of Freepeqt.
Mr.. Kinsey has made gentlemanly, clever and
accommodating officer, and retlres with the good
wishes of all parties, notwthsandi ng he is one o
the most ultra abotionists in the county
We have been acquainted with the present in
cumbent, Mr.. Knox, from childhood, and have J.
ways found hima gentleman and scholar. 1t al
ways gives US pleasure to see 'Stillw ater' advan-
cling, and we can assure the people OF thil
county that they will find Mr.. Knox gentleman
fully capable Of performing the duties of County
Auditor. Outside cfpolitics we wish the retiring
and incoming Auditors great success
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
EXCELSIOR!.

ID ETIER LlKENESSES never were taken in
ID Cadiz than are now made at Davis Sky. Light
Ambrotype Gallery. By new chemical process
the likeness springs forth into life like beanty-
a perfect image Of the person. giving not only u
pearly white complexion, but all tn g minor shades
aIe fine and clear. So that pale blue eyes, which
are so difficult by the ordinary process to ambro-
type, are made perfect The dfapery, also, is rich
and pleasing. .fna e's -e
THIS process gives minia ature far superior to
those leaden tone pictures which have flooded our
land. r4z
Complete Instructions given to any wishing to
learn fAmbrotyplng, Photography, or the Photo.
chromatic art
N. B. Most Daguerreotypes will fade, and
should without delay be copied into the imperisha.
Bile Ambrotype, which will improve them fifty per
cent .... aaa. ..
Feb 27, 61 .,..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

Home Testimony.

DUCfKUS, august lO, 1903.
DR.. G. W. Roback-Sir: feel anxious to
tell to the World the wonderful benefit | have
received from the Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and Pills. have been troubled with Dyspep-
sia for about 80 years, in that time have suf-
ered enough to kill ten men. have employed
all the doctors in this part of the country, but
they were of no use to me. l have used almost
everything in the line of Patent Medicines but
all for no good, until got some OF your med-
cines of your Agents, Messrs. Fulbon & Clark,
since which ieeel like a ew man. God bless
you-may they always do as much good as
they have done me G. w. TIDLER.
See advertisement. g.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

CHuEs AND FEVER! CHlLLs AND FEVER! !--One of
the gre atest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the public, for Fever and Ague, and which
have received the highest encomiums from tn
prt IS and the people, is DR.. J. HOSrETIE IERS
CELEBRATED BITTERS. Who would endure
the torures arising from this terrible disease, when
it can be so easily CT redl Who would endure
sleepless nights, burning fevers and icy chilIs, al.
tern ately, when remedy ca be obtained for
me fe trihea And yet how many families inger
out ppinfu existence under this deadly blight
and do no thing but gup do vn quinine anti it be-
comes common their daily meals and yet
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure these valuable
1 Biters, and save themselves int ense agony, Sold
by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere.
| 91rSee advertisement in another column. me I'm
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SADDLES AND HARNESS,
{ A pgIIEE rrNI wi 0NS

= A M u E Il TIM WI - ~ -
WOULD respectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, that he has on
hand large stock and general sser,ment q Sad
dies, Harness, &c, consisting IL part OF fulquli-
ted and plain shafters, quilted hoou cover and plain
hqi.spanish and faHbacks; quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trotting saddles
Also a variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs, silver coorsd rdsset bue and black
enameled leather gu ltet and plain pushed seats.
lie has also on hand several sets OF extra fine sill
yer mounted carriage and buggy harness, strong
yankee team harness, saddle bags collars, halters
brides and martingaes Of most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
quality in fact most everything usually kept in
sldd ler shop. He deems it unnecessary TO puff
and blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship of his work, as 1t will recommend
itself to those who are judges or who use it,
fhankfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received, he hopes by strict attention TO bns.
n sss and selling good work at reasonable price.
to merit continuance of the same, Shop third
doot North of McFadden's store, Cadiz, Ohio.
Feb. Is, l860-lyr F.@ e5@ Fa Mta
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

GENERAL DEBILITY. We would advise al
who may be afflicted with General Debility. to
try McLean's Strengthening Cordial. 1t is
certainly valuable remedy; many of our frnds
have tried 1t, and they recommend it very high
ly as Tonic and Alternative. 1t is very plea
ant to take.
Every country merchant, in laying in his
supplies, should be sure to take some of this Cor.
dial, 1t sells rapidly, beyond the most sanguine
expectations of the proprietor One day last
week he sold every bottle be had on hand.
Now, with increased facilities, he is able to
supply all demands See the advertisement in
another column.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

A. New FEArURE.-Hanna has connected with
his Boo Sstore choice selection Of Standard Novels
as a circulating Library. Thus person, by de.
posting the price of the Book, takes it out fur a
specified tims reads it, and byr eturning it, receives
back less the one. fifth. These Novels are of the
sensation" kind, but are real Standard works by
such authors as Sir Walter Scott, Butwer Dickens,
G.P r. James, T. S. Arthur, Miss Pickering, Mrs
Gore and others. Such works our Statesmen
and Diyines select their cho and brilliant pa
ges from for their tiscourses This is a firstrate
instution and should be paronized.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
Basttm ore and ohio Railrsad /.

We direct the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of tina, great National Thoroughfare,
'hs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. For its le, ,g.h
is without doubt the beet constructed road In the
nion. Its management is admirable; and to be.
aoldtho seensry sicng the road il worth more than
the trip, ,'s sas,g'Fs 4f,sAYs
One matter IN connaction.w with the B. ~ o. r. r
shouldbs noticed. II isgtbis--not asingle Passsh.
ger has been killed on that road during the past
six years. fest tte n s,,eif 4 sgs.sssE 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

srwe learn from the Carroll Free Press, rep ub-
lican the following =" By the re-disirictng of the
State we are In the 18th District composed of the
following counties; Harrison, Jefferson. Stark
Carroll and TuscarawAs. Republican Majority
1sOO.' How does your. fr lend, Gen. Eckley like
this district, Mr.. Free Press. We should think
Bingham could even beat him in it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
pc-Tho black republican stories going the 70

pJ-The black republican stories going the rounds
of the papers, that Gov Else was at the head of an
army Of IS 900 men to take Washington, and tina
Southern members oil Congress had stolen thou.
sands of dollars worth oi books, turns out after be-
ing examined into by investigating committees of
heir own party, to be, all sensation items start
ed by that patty are, the oasest kind of fabrica.
ii ons
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
RemAVnIS.

Coleman Is removing hisstore to the new store
COON of Mr.. Hatcher. lie has hadi' put in COM
lpete order, and il is now one of the finest store
rooms in town Give Coleman call when you
wislfbargains, a v, eae ta .t% +,
r. Welch s. Co., have removed their Banking
House one door below their former place of doing
businese - aU v F5 u. n s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06
Jefferson Davis, Inaueu,al.

We would have published this document iast
week only that we designed to place the two in
augrala--L -Lincoln's and Davis--side by side. Let
all the people read them and then they con judge
who has the sblest President the Northsr Repub-
licans or ehe Southern Extremists, We think the
universal response from ali parties will be, the
South. sts EaaFiiB # sg b* 81 aAf&s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

hTSeveral new subscribers have been added to
our list during the past week. This is encourag.
ing The Sentinel contains one fourth more read.
ing matter than any other paper in Eastern Ohio
Send in the names and money = especially for
criptjons. Ia ,are6a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-06

1J The Treasurer of Monroe county in this
State. is a defaulter for some $4,000, 1t is not
supposed he stole the money, but like too many
other tEeasurers he loaned it confidential friends
who failed to return it. flo has resigned his Office
and given up all his property for the benefit of his
sureties. & .Bs IT aHa