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GTATE OF MICHIGAN.
Proposals for q Loan Of $500, 1000.
Seven per cent. Bonds.

LANs1E0, June Ilth, 1p61
Sealed ?. oposals Will ba received at the Michigan
Insurance. Bark In the City OF Detroit until u O'clock
hGon, nl Monday. the eh d4y Of July next for FIVE
HUME RED THOUSAND DOLLAR3 Of the Stock Of
the 6tatc Michigan to be leaned In Recordatce with
an sct Of the Ieehlaturc. entitled IAN ACT ACTHoa-
lzlfg WAR LOAN. approved May 10th, 1861, The
Stock thus sued to be Icdeemabe at the Of
the State at any tine within at tho expiration Of
twenty-five years from TIC frst day OF january 1851
to bear Interest At ths rate Seven Per Cent
qAX nnd July Il each rear to consist Of bonds psya
BILE to bearer with seIAnnnal interest coupons A.
tAched. In amounts As follows. OF 1lty d01ars,
hundred dollars, 1ye hundred dollars, and one thou
sand dol1ars Tho principal and interest OF all bonds
lcee than 1ve hundred deats payable In the City Of
Detroit; all othezs payable 70 tho City Of New York
The proposals. must sttte the sum offered for esch
stock bid tor. and must be unconditional.
The pe1Bcrt whose bids are accepted, will be re-
QuIred 70 she amount thereof with the Trea
surcr Of the State at tho Michigan Insurance Bank
in the CITY Of Detroit within week after the nc
ceptsnce OF their bids Ae which time the bon4s VII
&c ready fer delivery. The bonds viii be dated the
nrst Of July 1851 ard interest will be deducted up to
the tine OF payment Of the b1ds The place where the
offerings are accepted to be the place Of deposit and
delivery the bonds. unless Otherwise specified IL
" h.ds Ihe ght Is 1saerysd to rsleet any md Al
mcte the interests Of the State.
The proposale must be sealed and addressed "John
Owen, State Treasurer, care Michigan Insurance
Baof, Detroit. Proposals for Loan:"
Governor Of the State OF Michigan.
.... j. OWEN,
iel9s1et Treasurer OF the State of Michigan
, 1861-06-21

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1SE.-Pass.agef tsa,a4 cspsz1
E.m and arrive at Chicago ~ follows:
DsE f rs.s s2d Azl lesTc asg.00A u. aad az71vs
Night E1Iress I.aves =: 3.o0p. u. SATURDAYS @
eepitd; arrive 1t - Y AocIsGs exee?tsd
Jcu4t ACccUEQtatfcn 8 90 T, II Gr1d3T5 e1ceo4,
I'd yoak F. TEAcY, Gan. 6ups
, 1861-06-21

WASTEp-A FA1R FE1D.-The Southern
co'l1ederaeu says that "on no ground, as ret,
has the foul invader dared to venture where
their enraged and burning Eoldiery can meet
him In fair and open fght. ~ Tho expert
cnces at Grafton, Phil1ippl, Romney and liar
and burning so1diery" are so much better at
retreatiDg than the Federal troops are at
marching, asnot to afford an: opportunity for
d fair tield and open fght."-M. 7. Tine,
, 1861-06-21

GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ .RA1L1.paD.SPHIAo An1AIoK1x1r
Va AEd atter Monday. April 18th, ISL, trains vi
;save "e!s atsst dspqt = foIloTs Sundays excepted
yrfepcIt Warren, Galsna. banlelth, Dubuque sad Is
t:Enediase py,lis: 9.15 A. H. and $50 r 3I, iX
Foicts: o0P u EE E1stn, Kel1iiele. Rockiord aad
Etsrmed1ets points $50 tor Gene and tntsse
FL ~ taSs S; ife g;15A AG.ta faas1SuH Gr CEYsaI
E1edf4te pt'1Its. Wtl take the 400 4 ~ tAi.
Eletpn2 Cars On eight trains,
z. B. TALCorT. Ge1 supx
, 1861-06-21

DIFFERENCE OF OP1N1oN.-The jackson Mts.
&issiipiaR, noticing the arrival Of some Illinois
and gallant set of fellows" md tells what q
fues the ladies made over them. The local
paper, published in the vicinity from which
they left, calls them eet Of "hard cases;
dissolute, wicked men, whom Egypt Is hap
ply rid Of"
Probably even these roughs are jewels,
army-Statc Journal
, 1861-06-21

e The leading hotels in New York city
are doing ns slim business. 4 correspondent
Of the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, who is
apparently well posted, says that the immense
dlstrclnss houses arc sinking ct least $500 per
dny3 during this month. The St Nichoias,
only few days ago, got a reduction Of So, 900
on the rent, and other houses ara begging for
reductions, which they must get or lose CON
siderable money. AL second. class houses nre
doing quite we'll. ond also tho cheap restaa-
rnnts and eatiDg.houses.
, 1861-06-21

~ Lyons Eatharion for the Hair.
Nothing has ever been made which has s1ysa such
universal satisfaction, It trestores pseserres and beau
Edea the HA md lmpazts delightful cdor. II ypu
With nae. healthy head Of H&ir. tr7h Sold eycry-
Ehe<e, for 3 cenM Per pottlaL te1tim
, 1861-06-21
~ 4 Friend in Need. Try it,

DE- SWEETS NFALL1RLE LErdKFr I. nr@-
pa.rd ron the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of cos.
nectcut the great bonesettaz, md his beea r,ed In
nis practice for the lsst twenty year. With tho most
AktonAntnk eucceA - 1n extenA remedy It ID With
ont rtyA aad VII anet1ate pain .uore xnsedrv th.n
any other PREPARATION For au Rheumatin sud Eee.
sons Disorder u u truly tnfauiblo and ~ cursdye
for eosus Wounda eprsnA Bruises, &C. tts soothing,
healing and powerful Strengthening p.opertes e1cta
teluSt Wonder and ssson'snent of N Who have evrz
ktFen II taa oFet four hundred certificates Of re-
xnaskaoe cufea performed By It within the last two
5csss. Attest Thu hct For tala By J. 4 JOHEBoF.
Ge7e1l Agent - stxta stroet Chicago, aad By al
ptAefA additionally
, 1861-06-21
QntpB from Vanity Fair.

New YoRK GONE TO GRAss-There is fine
picture Of the melancholy desolation at pres
ent brooding over the city OF New YORK, in
The following announcement, called from an
evening paper:
'The editor Of the louisville Courier, secession.
has been presented By friend, direct ftom New
Yotk1 with bunch Of grass that grew in the
Perhaps tho editor of tho Louisville Courier
thinks It derogatory to the character Of New
York as nye city, that grass should grow in
its streets. But If that secessfonal person on
Glover, and how many other New York peo-
pie live On Old Rye, he wou1d probably retire
from seceding and come up to New York to
make Hay while tho sun shines,
, 1861-06-21

There ie not tuer nor stouter champion
Of the Union living than Geo. D. Prentice
editor Of tho Louisville Journal. But Clarence
S. Prentice, his son, Is On the other side, He
II captain on the Confederate side,
, 1861-06-21

~ Kennedy's Medical Discovery
c1Fes EerofulA. .....
KentedyF Medical Discovery cores Ersxtpelaa
kcnne6ys Medical DISCOVERY cures Csnfet.
kcnnedyb Medical Discovery cures Hunpr OF the Eye4
kcnntdys Medical ntecoTery CURES 6cAld Heal.
keHnedyA Medical Discovery Cure8 ofthe Ear
Kenttdy% Medical DtacotcfJ cures Ulter1td Sore Le0
keEned5a Medical Discovery cures leptx
keInedys Medical DlscoTerJ cures Kheunn&tdsn
kr1redya Medical Df1ooyrrYcute$ salt IfhAutn
kcaoedJs Medical Discorery cute1 Dy5pepS3a
Ecuueoy'6 Medical UhcoyerY ReRulaf - thA Boxrts
Ecnncdr'e Medical nscovt1Y il, ,Eulste4 the K1dneya
kepnedyb Medical Die coveIy 1seKu. Ates the Lyex.
hcEtedJS Medical Discoye,T has cured Dropsy.
Nhtu you arc sick and DO not know EhAt tho natter
Ii, perhaps youhase salnwsrdnunar. TyKennsd5s =
Eedic&l Discovery.
For sale by III DruEEtkt1 oc5T3ly
, 1861-06-21
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
Il TEAL RAHE0AD.
20 N{LE8 DOUHL8 TRACK
1tS c3ructY CT Sata Bead iA ROW 4daA1 70 II Ia

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1hs csfac&sY CT shin Ro1d Is now eq7al 70 ny IA
Tafes Thraash Passenger TRAINS
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, 1861-06-21

. :5ttan1 Dpt E4orks.
A Q agBT SCH " ARz's
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BOSTON fAKCr STE4H DIE HOUSE,

~ s4,se9 ~ ~ ~ .H&E d N6Ea Claff
K1nd.idS woei Star. ss~ ~ ~ j..
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snma96sreGn:E%sd AZ % I'd EasE1nt. good 1so
fES e. Go1o3H sa 81 beasfao French F1rpla 60,
pycr he ts 70 81 ~ sst3o
H&h1uAnt ELS pIacH &1e xe4Aonsblo and IN mn his
principles TO Do the best work I'D cnstnne4 - III II
Ind hh tEtsh1seEze0t taa cheApeak Rp2AT14m
, 1861-06-21

@ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
Hste9-fsphleh containing the opinions Of fce1ehta-
10 cnesss aud Physicians respecting tho usa Of this
HA1ahn the ease Of many diseases Of tho human III
tzn. waAbc suppted gratis On application 70
J.H REED i CO.
Wholesale Dzugg1sz.
CkicaEo, II,
- GAIL FOE / PAHMa
kpHeS61y
, 1861-06-21
=, =. W4 z N8IuUA Goa. H03 {,
". z. JOHNSON, Gen. FasaenEeI Ax--

-TH1CAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD,
For mnWaukee, La Croeaee st. P4uQ
Oshkoah. ReFlfn, and Ins4 rAe-
diate Potut4,
0n and sf:er Wednesday, May s'h. 1851, Paasensse
talne VIII leave the Depot Ct West Kinks eud
Canal st1eets tsundags excepted, a fellows:
500 A Il and Ns10 P. II, and asr1re 1t Myfvausas
II 1:34 A. " and 1888 r. III,
6nOP.M. ~ 49, -1~
WATKEGAN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN 1s,vse
Chicago At $50 II. and arrives 1t Chicago Vi 80
A. H.: 8. G. BALDWIN,
M336l SuPerfnttpient.
, 1861-06-21

.ACAV1&14s8 T2N.-BTVlIE
the Raw Recruits.
TIE BELLE OF TIE ESEAsoN.-Bell-ona.
Rhyme and Reason.
OF ~ the rhymes that rhyme with General Pu~
For instance, bill owe and will owe and the other
bi1loW and willow
There's none that goes - well for those who still
Treason grudge as ''auerTu al cueaiuol"
" ATT. FOR TuR MAlc1tEa1Ea MAH-The
glorious fabric Of the: United States Is in
danger,
UNPOPULAR WITH SEcEss1ox1sTs, The
Monroe Doctrine as propounded by General
Butlef
, 1861-06-21

NHW:- YORK STEAM DYE,
IN WQRKA VIZ Terbn1y. h7 soafh Claxk street.
between AediSou aud MONROE, Chicayo,- D7ef en6
cleaner Of III ktnds Of sk and Eoclen dood. Also.
HtFsw Hass s9d B:nna Dytns Rleaching aad Press.
b Natl or Expresa promptly attended to- 20. Ds1
&f&z. jsfSl1y
, 1861-06-21

~ QUISC1 RAILROAD.
Ita:epEer Trains Leave aid arrive 1t Chicago ~ fo1-
iows-Asn !taves At 80 / T.. Sunday e5ccpted1.
4I.iyes I1 = = 9 ~ I: r. tsnodaU s1es1ssdo kfpse.
81 Y. Gicndsys 1eepts0 Aurora Aceomnnods-
don leaves 81 100 r \. tE1EdaJs e1Eepes>, sfziTs8
~' ''s T. A"' 8 n IL uyosD. sun,t
, 1861-06-21
M lCHlGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
LII E0AD,
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

30 New Xark, New England md thA
Canada1,
~ r. 1aa 15 Nay nth ISL trains le4ya
ts fcEpwH: As"~ ~ 4+Aao sskooass
4:46 T. A-Stcps at m seatson. .,a .,..,. -. ~
Hptr II SO .. N. 1870 6" - -"
500 l. M-ltgt ming K1prtss fevr.,e e,,..,.
IT I'LL u 1sfsol: - = ~ p n: saspenstoa
fcrkI5 m; Boston LIZ nm 49,"
A04 +. M-New York AID Bottoa E1pFss4 fcv.sre-
eaturdaY>. arrive 1t Detroit I'D a = 4.
STrunso 4@4 ?. m; Montreal ia<n ~ :
ersFeatoa Rftdge Or Buffalo 80 \ ~
Albany - p NJ New York so l. q
Boston t2s1 Z. n 4-
860 h A-G1cc1anAu Rptesx (except sua1s7a-
through to Cincinnati Il = hSu13
saNt.A-ClnctnnAu and Louisville K1prtns {ezcsot
Saturday, through 70 Cincinnati Ia u
housA Louisv11ie In II houra
Frrss T1ai.A Pate1t Sleerinr csrS ~ Eisht 49, Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
Wardie a. Stevenson.

Our readers will notice from their advertise
, mentsthat this old and reliable firm have remo-
we'd their establishment to the corner OF Sixth
and Market streets, Philadelphia; where they
and their gentlemanly salesman, j. M. Black
burn, will sell all kinds Of Tobacco cheaper than
any other house in the country .
The rumor which reached this neighborhood
some time since that they had suspended bus-
ness was altogether incorrect. The, mistake
we suppose arose from the fact that that they
house. They don't belong to The suspended or
falling kind Give them a call when you visit
the city. v4gsa aaait5 ssa@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs
DR. CHEESEMAN'S
FS I'M "a z G PIETG

Prepared ny orDehQs L. Cleeseman NJ D :.
New York City The health and lie Of won,a n
is continpDilv in peril # she is mad enough to nag
lect or maItreat those sexual irregularities which
two, thirds Of her sex nre more or less subject
Dr. CHEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
s1me formula which the inventor Cornelius i,
Cheeseman NJ. D., Of New York, has for twenty
years used successfully in an extended private
practice-mmediatelv relieve, ithout pain all dis
tlrbances o the periodical discharge whether ari.
sing from relaxation or suppression They net
like charm Ia removing the pains that accornpn
ny difficult or mmoderate meDstruatlon, and 'are
the only sat te and reliable remedy for Flushes Sick
Headache, Pains In the Lons, Back and Sides
Paippation of the Heart. Nervous rremors, Hys-
terlcs, Spasms Broken sleep and other unpleasa SAINT
and dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition oi
the sexual functions. In the worst cases OF Fiuor
Albus or Whites they effect speedy cure
10 Wives and Matrons. Gheesep an IS Fills
are offered as the only safe means of renewing in.
terruped menstr. alton, but Indies must bear in
nina mat on that very account, ii taken when the
interruption arises from natural causes they will
inevitably prevent the expected events, This eau.
: on is ABSOLU TELY NECESSARY, for such is
the tendency OF the Pills to restore the original
functions OF the sexual organization, that they in.
svilably arrest the process Of CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stating when and when thew
should no De used vita oacn box--Iha p.Ice Dne
Dollar each Box, containing ron 40 10 5dJpuls
' vaiua't t'dnphtet, u % IA tree u The A.
gents. rHls sent Dy mIil promptly, Dy enclo.iuv
price 10 Geuerai Agent oold by Druggists yeilur.
ally @ W.
80 RIB. HUTCnlNGs,
General Agent Tor the United States Il tannda
~ oedur-ot., New. YORK,
Sold by Mclean & Sharp, Cadiz, Ohio.
Nov. 70, H0-ly ea 200 4.34g
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
Evacuation Of Fort sumter by order
of President Lincoln,

The great event Of the past week week is the
order OF President Lincoln to Major Anderson
to evacuate Fort Sumter This may seem Gu
! rious to those who have heard nothing else du-
ring the past two or three months but black
republicans abusing President Buchanan for not
plunging the country into civil war. But to
be President, with his oath of Office resting up
on him, Is not black republican bragsadocia
politician. We rejoice that President Lincoln
has done this wise act. 1t is one step towards
bringing peace to the country.
The Cincinnati G1zettss Washington corres-
pondent who is an ultra black republican, thus
whites about the order to evacuate Fort Sumter:
The order for the evacuation OF Fort Sumter
has been issued. Dispatches from the South state
that special messenger passed through Peters
burg, Va, and Raleigh N. c.. with dispatches
from this Government to Major Anderson. It
is further alleged that the garrison will be trans
ported hither by railroad, instead oi by special
steamer.
The Charles on Courier Of Monday morning
contained a dispatch from here, stating that the
evacuation would take place. This seems to be
the very first journal to announce it.
The Charleston papers received to day pro
pose grand celebration in honor ofthe event
Gen. Scott has convinced great many Re
publican Senators that there was no alternative
lett but the withdrawal of the garrison, and the
report OF the special board ofarmy officers fully
confirms his statement in every particular.
The President is determined to pursue peace
policy, IT we are to judge from the conversations
which he has held with Southern gentlemen.
{ n yhr Cnlt t,1 1
plv that there should be no bloodshed if he
could prevent it, and all indications point to the
malntainance off peace policy
He also says the following about matter
which he and every other black republican have
been loud in their abuse of President Buchanan. |
Now that the black republicans have got into
power, new light' seems to come over them: I
An important and lengthy Cabinet meeting |
was held to-day. The oStensible question un-
der consideration was the collection OF the rev
enue.
Should he Administration resolve upon the
colIec ion of the revenue in the seeded States.
an extra session OF Congress is necessary and
therefore this was the principal subiact of dis
cusSion. 1t seems that the only law in force is
that o. 1893, which requires the Collector to be
resident in the district from which he is ap
pointed, and that be must collect the revenue
IN shore, No provision is made for collecting it
IN the outside Of the harbor by revenue cutters.
n 1888 it was necessary to pass force bill for
olIec,ing it within Charleston harbor. Under
ha operations Of the new tariff act, the labor of
ollecting the duties will be greatly increased,
cndering il quite difficult except on land This
fhole question, from necessity, mus be decided
n a very brief time.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
Cnttlg Mi.rlCctS.

4 In the Allegheny Cattle Market last week.
272 beeves were sold at prices ranging from
2324 to Acts per lb gross 70 hogs from ~ to
5jls cts per lb.
In the Philadelphia Cattle market 100 head
OF cattlwhave been sold during the past week
at from to cents per pound Eighty five
cows were sold -springers, at from $l5 to $50
and those with calves at from $25 to $40 per
head Thirty hundred sheep We're sold
at from Az to 5]a cents per pound gross
weight. Sx'een hundred head of hogs were
sold at $6994 to S719 and FOR corn fed $8.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
OIL Excifen, emt i'm Athens tow nss.sp

We understand that Mr.. Rosenthal and 9th
ers, are about to bore for oil in several places
in Athehs township, in this county. Mr.. R.
has been working for some time IN his brothers
p we at Smiths Ferry, where as barrels per
day were obtained. He thinks the prospect for
oil is just as good in Athens township as at
Smiths Ferry, They were to commence bor-
ing yesterday near Mr. Hanna's saw mill in
New Athens We wish them great success
sd We also understand that a company are bor-
ing or about to commence boring for oil near
.'Warfers Mill in this county. Success to all the
w oil borers. ais
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

An afpsIinauGh,

4 POINTING sexton for the cemetery of ths
~ incorp GRATED village of Cadz and to define
the duties ottlIe same &
Section Re il ordained by the Mayor Recorder
and Trustees OF the incorporated village of Cadiz
that there b. extoG appointed, by the council
for said ce etery.
Section 2. 1t shall be the duty Of said sexton to
take charge Of the cemetery ground, and keep the
same in good order.
Section 1t shall also the duty Of said sexton
to dig the graves, to have it done in said CEN.
etery according to the rules of the corporate al
thoritics OF said village
Section Said sexton shall be allowed not more
thao three dollars for digging every grave or each
person over twelve peurs OF age, and not more than
two dollars for each person under twelve years Of
nge
Section 5. ANY person or persons other than the
regular sexton digging causing be dug,in said
cemetery. any grave or graves shall he subject to
tine OF not more than ten dollars, nor less Than
five for each and every onense, except aid person
or persons shall first obtain permit of the regular
sexton, which may be done in any case in which
the deceased is not able to pay the above named
Section 6. This ordinance TO take effect and bo
in force from and after its passage.
Passed Feb. II, 1861.
Attest, JESSE II. McMATH
MAJOR,
Marph "a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
SPRING ELECTIONS,

The Democracy and Union men Of all par
ties, of Stock and Archer townships will meet
on the 4th Saturday OF this month, March, al
2 ?. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating town.
ship tickets. In Stock township the meeting
will be held at Laceysville, and in Archer at
Stones saw mill.
There will be meeting for the same pur
pose at the American House in Cadiz, on the
same day, (March 23) and hour
Let there be full turn out of the lovers and
friends of our WHOLE country at the above
MEETINGS. Remember "that eternal vigilance is
the price ofliberty."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20
a NEW AEs THCLE.
DIR. Roback Stomach Ritters

A new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for
giving tone TO the Somlch, nuI for III, prevent,.
tion ofbilious complaints incident to the Western
country, Try it,
AS a morning drink, TO assist diuestion and re-
lievs Dyspepsia, it his no eqnal. Try it.
in flavor II is sunerior 10 p other Rit9rs Try IT,
The formula of these Bitters, now (lS6J the soil,
property OF Dr. Rohack, originated with one of the
oldest ana most eminent Medical Pcactlt toner's of
the West, and it is directly predicatcd npon the
wants OF Western people
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature of roots and herbs OF
which they are composed and they are by al.
laying unnatural cravings OF the stomach, directly
promouye of
TEMPERANCE, @
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known the public welfare Is subssrved
1t will soon be for sale by all OF Dr. Robnck q
numerous Agents, aud at Hotels, &c the country
over In the meantime, orders VIII be filled direct
from Clncinnatl IN any quantity, and at rhe lowest
rates II 10 put up i'll Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz cases will, however, be on cked
and sent to any address, ii desired NF
RETAIL PRICE, 8 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX PoR as
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No 6 Eas I
Fourth St, Sd Building from Main Street, Cincin.
natl, q, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street.
For sale in Harrison county BY, John Beal !,
Freeport; Isaac Lewis, Short Greek; Daniel liIlo.
wav, Smyrna; Az j. Schreiber, Mooreield; Vim
Hartman, Hann unds Cross kuads, Ko5e,rl l,rn.
ham Y sou, tlurrisvlle f. Ilhat rlppecanoe:
Latiher Il Custer, bJweisV lIly; Joi1 Wniloes
Fnompsons Tavern; ieres,y Y sllits. New A'leils
Athens; Jcnes ,loitsJtn ~, JsdsFsJi ana BY
druggists and Merchants gaecally lnrJnI aout
the unned states aud CulI1as 80 7* 1ns4i
,larth %, 1861 10 ldpt 'F"N' .Ea ' Ral
n toWNo New SfelIer, good s0ppY st-1Iio g
L. nossts,t ''f BE ALL's.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-20

G7 Mr.. Lincoln has appointed the Hon. Tom
Corwin, of this State, to the position of Minis
ter to Mexico. This is the same Tom Corwin
who once bid the Iexcans 4fto welcome Amer.
icin soldiers to hospitable grave" and this is
the same Lincoln who voted in ongress that the
war with Mexico was unjust Unconstitutional
and aggressive on the part of the United States.
II is altogether natural that these gentlemen
should improve this favorable opportunity to
exhibit their love, and kindly feelings for their
frends--the Mcxicans. .s,4 MI