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ELECTION Iteturns.

Pennsylvania has gone Democratic all
over. Nearly all the votes in the Mill
tary Camps were for the Democratic tick
ct. Hurrah for Pennsylvania and her
gallant soldiers. aH.t .a..s
In Philadelphia the Democracy have
not a single newspaper, yet they carried
that city by large majority. .....
Ohio is fusion republican by about So
900. he ..
The Democracy have made great gains
in Indiana.
Iowa is Republican as usual.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

The Cincinnati Gazette, a leading or
gan of the present administration in the
west, has long leader in its issue of last
Friday morning, (the morning Secretary
Cameron left that city, urging the re-
moval of our troops from Western Vir-
ginia. Its reasons for this are good. 1t
says if the people of Western Virginia
will not assist in protecting themselves,
it is not the duty of our Government to
protect them. 1t thinks that if the pre-
tended Union Men in that section have
a winter to themselves and secession for
ces, they will be better able to appreciate
Union forces in the Spring. We say,
let our gallant army be withdrawn from
Western Virginia immediately and whef
the people Of that section show their 10y
atty to the Government by volunteering
in proportion to their population, to de
fend that Government, then and not un
til then will it be time for brave men from
other sections to be sent to assist them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
SarrpI:lrY Cameron.

The vigor and activity Of the Secretary Il
War are noticeable by all. Labor seems not to
weary him, nor care to add one line to his face
On Saturday he set out for the camp at Upton,
stopping a, Jefferson City over night Sunday
morning by daylight he was up and ready to
proceed The train arrived at Upton at half.
past eight o'clock A. M, when the Secretary
mounted horse and rode with General Ere
mont, who is great horseman, to Syracuse
five miles, where they reviewed the troops, anG
were some hours in the saddle. At five P. NJ
he train left for St. Louis, where it arrived al
ni,;dnight.
Yesterday, Secretary Cameron set out fol
Kentucky to inspect the Department of The
Cumberland.
These rapid movements show the vigor OF thu
man, and though the SHOWS of sixty winters
have fallen upon his head, the country has the
promise Of continuance Of his usefulness fol
many years to come, st i. Lo,Gs Democrat,
The C0mn,ercinl of Cincinnati, does not seen
to be so iavarably impressed with Mr. Cameron.
personal merits 10 its issue Of Thursday VIZ
find the following notices Of the head Of The
War Department. sseH t# m
Simon Cameron came West for information
Governor Morton gave him important inform
at0n, long tlme ago, aDout tHe oIale VI dHdli'
in Kentucky But Simon could not get under
standing We hope the Governor has seizet
upon the Secretary and informed him that thert
are ten regiments in Ohio and Indiana ready
to 90 into Kentucky as soon as they are wei
armed "
"General Cameron's mission West seems t.
have resulted in giving orders that certain thing
should not be done. That is what might haV'
been expected" r.....
''rhe idea of such man as Simon Cameron
travelling a thousand miles to look into the al
fairs of the Western Department, and SCI
whether General Fremont were honest and Ca
pable, is most offensive. What does SlmoI
Cameron know about fair dealing or competence
., 90 ;t, NJ, ofT . .
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

be- The New Hampshire quota of
troops is full. That State is the first
which has completed her levy of troops
under the President requisition. -
Indiana disputes the statement that
New Hampshire is the first State that
has her full quota Of volunteers in actual
service. Indiana, whose quota is 81, ,0C0
has thirty-two regiments of infantry Of
1,048 men each; one regiment of cavalry,
fourteen companies of 1853 men; three
batteries Of 156 men each, and one of 100
men, making an aggregate of 34,357
men in actual service. In addition to
this there are six regiments now ready
for the field as soon as arms can be pro-
cured, and seven more organized and
rapidly filing up.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

TIE Pacific Telegraph Company have
completed their line to Salt Lake City;
and Brigham Young telegraphs that he
and his PEOPLE, (Which wesuppose means
his wives, are in for the UNION. Good
for Brigham. aset 'a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

The Washington correspondent of
the New York 1ribeoae says, "'rhe ad.
minisLratian, and especially Gen. Came
ron, desires TO give Gen. Fremont every
opportunity consistent with the public
interest, to restore Missouri TO the I'm
ion cause. ...s..,. .es...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

nhal OF the Taxes o
other hall bhre
the prescribed by a o Tepypr
will attend
days for taxes
AthensM Monday. October
and
German township at New Jefferson Thursday .
rnav,Or roberl
n Make Monday October
o Tuesday
Franklin township Franklin
"S""saayt
Washington township Tppcanoe Thursday
FrHpmt township Freepor
Mooreheh Saturday Oct oer26
g
Stock township at lacevile
that
No
denomination five dollars will o
P M.
THOMAS RICaEY, Treasurer
Treasuers Office, Harrison ' "'
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S
Fe M ale P5T'

fAe I'M "a g PITT&
Prepared by orneiius l.. CI.eesennn' N r.
New York City The health and life Of ,vou.,,
is continually in peril If she s mad enough, 70 nss.
lcct or maltreat those sexual irregularities whct
two.thirds OF her sea are more OF Iess .,ly;srr
DR.. Cl1EESE,M ANS Pulls, tYe,srsd Inn. tho
saH,e formula which Ife inventor CprneJius T.
Cheeseman, M D., Of New York. has for t,os,,y
yenrs used successfully in an extended n,;y.,n
practice -immed,steEv relieve, witiont min. pI A.
tarbances OF The periodical discharge wbeine, "a,
sing from RELAXATION or supBression Thev nct
like charm in removing the pnns that acco,pn,.
my dItbcuf OF imfnosiefste mems iruatlo1s snt ars
the only safe and yeIfabcremedy fos FErsshes, Sick
Hendaclre- Pains in tho Lawns, iEsck and SIie.
Palpnaiion OF the Heart. Nervous TrenDrs. Hys.
teycs, SpasHIs, Broken slec and other u,nieas.ms
nd dangerous effects oi an uHhatural cond,,;o, ~
the sexual functions. In the WORST csses of Fluov
Albus or Whites they effect u speedy t:,Ire ''
To Wives and Matrons. .-.Dr Cheese n mr.. Pill.
are offered a. the only safe nseans of renewing In,
corrupted aensiE. alton, but lad,ss psss, beer in
mind That on that very account, ii taken when The
interruption ar'ses from natural causes, they will
inevitably preveD, the expected events. ,Phis can,
: on is A Bs'ObUFELY NECESSARY. ~ snch i.
the tendency OF the Pills to restoye the originat
functions oi the sexual organization eha, they in
Gvitably arrest the process of gestation
Explicit directions, sisiiDg when and when thev
should nof be used, with eacb box--tIle price Ono
Dollar each Box. containing from 40 20 sd pjiis.
!! A valuable Pamphlet, u be had free aof the A.
gents. lille sent BY mail promptly by encosins
price 70 General Agent Sold BY Druggists gensr-
| ally wa
| 'ee1'.2 faa r. b. HUICHINGs. lse
General Agent for the United States q Canada.
! aeY. ~ 20 Cedaf-St.. New ork, D.,
| Sold by Mclean e. Sharp, Cadiz, ohio. "A -,
1 NOV. 70, 'bO-ly r .ats ... a.. gr cd
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

The news from Kentucky is cheering.
John j. Crittenden, in spite of his ad-
vanced age. is the first private in the
Frankfort Home Guard, and has declar.
ed his intention to go into camp, and
remain in service until every rebel is
driven from the soil of Kentucky.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

THE people on the Reserve have tried
tofimpress the public with the idea that
they were a very moral people; but the
late election shows that they are given to
their 'TODs." .e. I'D. n,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
wall Paper Wall Paper |!

TNflE. subscriber takes pleasure in calling te at.
i tention Of the public to his large and well Sc.
lected stock of Wall Pnpers, Iust receiving for the
Spring and summer trade. His stock consists OF
20 900 pieces with 400 different patterns, ranging
in price from 6Hcsnts tc Si,OU per piece together
with every variety OF Borders, Window Curtains,
Decorations for ans1el Work, Sc, &c. fa4&
He has also OH hand complete assortment OF
School, Historical, Medical, Religious and Miscel-
laneous Books, Stationery. Blank Books, &c,, &c,
which will be sold wholesale and retail ns cheap
SO they can be had West Of the Mountains Give
me cali J, M. LAYTON.
2 March9.'59- lIl
VA INDOw Glass and Putty, large and fresh
w arrival OF each, tor sale at very low figures
~, .REA LIZ
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TO Teachers.

Examinations wall be held as follows: commence
ing at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned and coutn-
uing one day and half April 26, May "a; June
29, Aug 80. Sept 81, Oct %, Nov. 30, 1861, and
Jan 24, Feb 81, and March %, 1852 The June
examination vii be held in Deersville, the March
examination in Hopedale and the remaining ones
IN Cadiz
"" M. b AID ms,
april 10, 81 M. X TURNER.
! : - !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

A letter from Colonel Forney to the
Philadelphia Press, says: "Our army
here lar exceeds the most liberal esti-
mate Of its strength | have yet heard
made"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

More than 10000 horses have been
brought to Washington since the COM
mencement of the campaign, and have
been purchased for the army, at a cost
of more than 5,0o0,o00. aierrpy EE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

The male portion of the population
of the State of New York between the
ages of ls and 45, capable of bearing
arms is 766,344. That of the State of
PENNSYLVANIA is 5000.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

READY is elected Senator, McIlvaine
Judge, and old Hayden appointed Major
Of the 51st Regiment. How does work
ing for the fusion ticket pay, Bartilson? !?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

THE ST. Louis Republican, an able an
efficient supporter Of the present war, has
strong hopes that the notorious Jim Lane
and his regiment Of jayhawkers will be
disbanded, an account the many depre-
dations they have committed upon the
loyal people Of Missouri. reg ac
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
New Boot and Shoe Shop.
HENRY HAGGEDORN

kXTOU Id respectfully inform the ciizens OF Ca
w diz and vicinity that he has commenced ear
ryiug on the Boot add She business in the room
opposite Coleman's store, where he intends to keep
a ullsupply Of H.
Custom MaIe Work,
consisting of all kinds OF Boots and Shoes. NG
Eastern Work kept in his shop. All work war.
ranted. He will sell as low il not lowor than any
other shop tn town. The public are respectfully
invred to call.
HENRY hAGGEDORN.
Cadiz Ohio, August 10. 1889
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

Ard we will guarantee prices to suit. The goods
are bought TO sell and we wish TO give you al a
chance Remember we in our store
room doors above the old stand and next door 10
Welch's Banking House. All u;penled money
taken at par! Merrimack prints tor 10 cents
JOHN COLEMsN,
Oct. y, 1861
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

tency thou art a jewell" but We can say
of this, Inconsistency, thou art anything
but a jewell
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

BaE Secretary .Seward's letter to
Gov. Morgan creates great excitement
IN Canada.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
Something N wv!

Likenesses nre made nj Davis SIX :
y light Gallery for THREE CENTS each This
is the very hing wanted by the Farmer, Mechan.
ic, Student and reacfier fhcy can te furnished
by thetozen or hundred
First class photographs Of all sizes from the
whole size down, and put up IN beautiful silt
Iso 'mbrotypes of every class and description,
u, panic prices; cali and see tor yourselves.
Sept iS, 1861. r.-tts +. ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23
Legal Notice.

Elizabeth w'igeans, In the Court Of Common
ts VS., Pleas Of Harrison County
TIME defendant, Jamss,B Miller, is hereby no,
L tihed that on the y5fh day OF January. 1851
the plaintiff filed her petition against him in said
Court OF Common Pleas, the object and prayer OF
ssid petitloais Is to recover two thoas and dollars
damages from the defendant for breach of prom.
ise OF marriage, aad seduction OF plaintiff by de
tendant s--.7,--
You are required 10 answer said petition on or
before the 23rd day Of November 1861.
/ M. ESFEP, Atty. for pilF z
October 3, IS6i-6t. s.8 s6 'sf s+4ts
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-23

1nHDS, Sugar 25 bags cofe, 50 boxes N.iOqe
Tea for saleby H, s. McFADDEN u Coz
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4 nlkLBS Wool 1'wine, 100 pair Sheep She ars
'AUO OF superior quality, Tor sale chep by
s,r.s r.L II. S. McFADDEN & CO.
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Taxes FOR 1851.


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Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
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They are both gTatntous:
a. In the first place, slavery has never, in any
country 80 far as we know, arisen under the opera
ton of statate law. 1t Is not municipal institHtion
it is not the arbitrary creature Of the State it has
not sprung from the mere force Of legislation Law
defines modifes and regulates it as it does every
other species Of property but lac never created It
The law found it in existence and being IN existence,
the law subjects it to fixed rules On the contrary,
What is local and municipal is the abolition Of slave
~ The States that are non-slavehoding, have been
made 50 by positive statute. Slavery exists Of
course in every nation in which it Is not Prghbited
1t arose, in the progress Of human events from the
operation of moral causes; it has been grounded by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

AFFAIRS IN AND ABOUT KExrUcKY.-From
the Louisville Journal and other western
papers We extract the following:
The Calhoun, Ky, correspondent of the
Journal writes, Nov. d:
John c. Breckinridge, with several thousand
OF the msltreated individuals who have lost
their rights, has been maneuvering around in
Logan and Butler counties for several DAYS
past, but, from some good reason known TO
himself, has suddenly retired in good order''
70 Bowling Green. The "chivalry" stationed
at Hopkinsville received q rumor last week
that Col. Jackson's Cavalry were advancing
UPON the place, and thereupon q goOdly por.
tion Of them departed on treble quick. " and,
whep last heard from, were beyond the Ten.
nessee line. IL the mere report affects them
thus, what will not the reality do?
The Evansville Qnd.) Journal of Saturday
says that battle near Calhoun, KY, is immi-
nent, and our force there is such as to render
defeat improbable, if not impossible The
Journal predicts the speedy occupation of
Bowling Green by our troops, if Gen. Critten-
den is successful. Gen. Buell. will march for
ward the immense army encsmped on the line
Of the Nashville road, and the enemy will be
forced to eyscuste the Green river country.
The Bowling Green correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune made fair statement of the
case when he said that the position Of the Con-
fedefates in Kentucky is critical.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Nerth American.

The Case of the Steamer Nahvtle-Dis.
cussion of the English Press on the Sab
jeet-The ATrtc0I Of MeSsrs. Mason and
SIideH Expected.
PORTLAND, Dec 6.-The steamer North Ameri.
can arrived here TO- night with Liverpool dates to
the 22d ult.
The rsse OF the steamers Nashville and Harvey
Birch attracted great attention In England. The
Nashville remained at Southampton for repairs
The captain Of the Harvey Birch had gone to
London TO consult with the American Minister
The crew Of the Harvey Birch were vowing
vengeance against the crew Of the Nashville, be.
cause they were placed in irons for refusing to
take the oath Of allegiance TO the rebels. The
on soundings when the Nashville DO re down upon
her. Col. Peyton was on board the Nashville on
a mission from North Carolina, and with Com
mander Pegram had gone to London.
Com. Pegram wants to have the Nash wi lie made
into ship OF war at Southampton, but legal diff
hculties have been raised
The question has been raised whether the neu-
failty OF the Queens proclamation has not been
Nashville. The London Times alludes to the
case and points to the visit of the steamer Adgsr,
and says 1t would be to the interest Of England
70 Keep them both out Of our harbors, and II this
cannot be done they must both be let in alike.
The London Star, although wishing the COM
mander Of the Nashville to be punished says II he
can produce commission from the Confederate
states, the government must Let him go as having
recognized these States as belligerents
II Is reported that the steamer Adriatic has been
sold and Is fitting out for the West Indies There
strong impression that she Is destined for the
Confederate states
Commissioners" Mason and SIidell were ex.
Pected at southampton In the steamer La Plata
due on the Goth ult
Canton has been evacuated by the British
IL was reported that the United states steamer
James Adger was cruising to intercept the Brit
ish steamer Capture, having contfaband Of war on
board.
There are no tidings Of the steamers North
Liverpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-07

A PRIME MHIsrER's DREAD OF TIE KNa
OF KISGs.-KaunitE only feared one thing, and
that was death; and this fear necessarily in
creased with years The word +" small pox''
caused him a shudder, for he had been at
tackled BY it himself in youth, and had seen
Maria Therera on the point Of death from the
disease. When bis reader came to that word,
or 10 'inoculation," or vaccine" but, before
all, death p he had special orders to pass 1t
over. So far was this carried, that strangers
Of distinction who arrived in Vienna were
warned to yield 10 the Chanoellor's wishes on
this point; and no allusion must even be made
to bis birthday. No one had the courage to
tell him Of the death Of Frederick the Great,
until one Of bis readers said, IS If inadver-
tently, that the courier had arrived from Ber-
lin, wfth letters from King Frederick William
When Joseph II. expired, the Princes cham
berlain laid before him Q document which
should have had the Imperial sign-manuel,
saying In explanation " His Majesty no long
er signs" The Prince was in the habit Of
sending dishes from his table 10 favorite
aunt, and this went On long after her decease,
a. no one cared 10 tell him she had been dead
for four years. When his eldest and best be-
lsved son died, the Prince oaly heard the fact
By the deep mourning laid out for himself 10
wsar.-OnS a Week.