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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21

DRowNED-The body of A. S. Almon
well known about the Bay, was found on
wednesday floating off North Beach.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21
FOR SALE,
Or Lease at a Moderate Rent

ff..SSsA THAT very desirable and splendid private
Isi5 residence on Cortez Square, at present oc-
EasRfN cupied by p Decker, Esq
EzdssnA Appip TO E. PINNIX,
Real Estate Agent, First street. Marysyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21
GEN RosENcHANz.-The following appear

GEN RosENcHANz.-The following appears
III the National Intelligencer:
AEApQuARTERs ARMY OCCUPATION or WESTERN VA,
CLARKsvILLE, August 20, 1861.
The General commanding the Army of
Occupation in Western Virginia invokes the
ald OF the press to prevent the enemy from
learning through it the position, strength and
m"v"nrntS ot the troops under his command
> ich information Is of the greatest service to
'he enemy. ana deprives the commander of
our forces ofall the advantages which orise
from the secresy Of concentration ana surprise
-advaniales which are constantly enioyed
by the rebels, whose press never appears to
betray them
w s. RosENcRANz.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21
HOPLEY & DOHERTY,
Now Firm and New Goods.
10 8 r.

NJ Wednesday, September 1lth, somewhere ou D
~ street, Blue Velvet Purse, containing $40 gold
piece add some small change. The finder will be suit
ably al rewarded on leaving the purse and money at
FLETCHER & HOBS0N'S Dry Goods store street
sepl2-u
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At the request OF several of our subscribers, a
large portion to-day's Sentinel is taken up with
very able ariele from the Southern Presbyter-
ian Review, the Estate OF the country" from the
pen OF Rev. DR. Thornwen, Professor in the Theo
logical Seminary at Columbia, s. c 1t will bt
seen from thisdocunlent that the secession move.
ment is not, as has been represented, the result Of
mercenary spirit on the part of the cotton States,
led by Utopian dreams OF aggrandzemsnt and
wealth to be realized under the auspices of tree
trade in a separate confederacy that it was not
promted bya desire to reopen the A frican slave
trade; that it did not spring from want of love to
the Union and constitution AS they cans from the
hands of our fathers, but from "profound convic
ton that the constitution in its relations to sla-
very has been virtually repealed that the govern.
ment has assumed new and dangerous attitude
upon this subject; that we (the South) have in
short, new terms Of union submitted to our acce D
tance or rejection. Here lies the evil. The elec-
ton of Lincoln, when properly interpreted, is noth-
ing more nor less than proposition to the south to
consent to governm ,nt fundamentally different
upen the question of slavery from that which oul
fathers established" So says DIR. ThornweI and
he proceeds to substantiate this pos tion by Be-
ries OF remarks which every Northern man ough t
to read, whether he assents to them ALL or not
The south is entitled to assign its own rsasons foi
Its own course e. - .pi "@
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Mincing.

1t has been but little over week since MI I'm
coin was inaugurated President, and the Republl-
can party placed in power. But before they get
warm and comfortable in their places they begin
TO " ince n The most astonishing monner. Some
of III, m threaten the lovers of the unhn with the
losdest kind Of threats if they dule s"y ought a.
guinst MIR Lincoln or the black republican party;
While cthefs 70, quite bold, beg and beseech the
opposition 10 say nothing njprous TO their chei or
them. If Ills wak wnlm weather such talk would
te of lIe ytry cce order but as the weather is o.
the cool style is Of the very coolest KIND.
After the amount Of filth, iasehood and slang that
has en- thrown out by these same worthless on
Fre.idtnts Pierce ard Buchanan during past
eight years, and all p-e1nintnt members Of the
Democratic party, it would be hardly supposed
thew We uld o,nlmence wlncing before they were in
power week, but such is not The TACT, They
know that hey ore vay corrupt orennlzahon
hence they drend exposure. Well, gentlemen W.
YOU cannot stand txpoitre now, how will 1t be
when yeur lcpr years Of corrupiionis coming to
closti "Rorks ard mountains cont hide you
uen,' .s T .r --t
Read an excelleDturicle on this subject IN o.
DAVIS paper, from The Newark Advocate,
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Melancholy Circusn sta nee.

Mr. EDITOR "A melancholy circumstance
occurred near Unionvale, on the morning o.
Feb 23d., which has thrown gloom over our
community, and plunged an estimable family in
the deepest distress. Mrs Crosssn, wife of Jas.
Crossan departed this life, by committing sui
eide In the death of this estimable lady com
munity has lost valuable member; and wor-
thy family, kind and atfectionate wife and
mother; and the church, a member whose walk
and conversation for many years, was in strict
accordance with her rules. But, while in her
death there is something dark, her life, which
is the criterion by which we should Judge, pre-
sents more cheering aspect. For II years
with which the writer has been intimately &C.
quainted with her, as her pastor, she has man
Tested in frequent interviews the character ot
an humble, devout and sincere christian, her
piety of the cheerful type. About year pre-
vious to her death, she sunk into melancholy
state OF mind superinduced by disease, and dee
pened by the death ofa beloved son, cut down
in prime of manhood, which with attacks o.
mental abbertion, has resulted in this melan.
choly death; but we sorrow not without hope,
w. s. d.
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Chief Justice ney.

1t is reported that during the delivery ofLincoin's
inaugural, "Judge Taney seemed very much aGl.
tated, and his hands shook very perceptibly with
emotion" as he administered the oath. We d. no'
wonder at this. When he heard Lincoln expressly
1,pudiute the solemn de cision OF the Supreme court
he 40 doubt felt that it the precurso rot clvll
war, and the downfall of our glorious system OF
government. Aye, more ', it was distinct decla-
ration that SO far he d5incoln) was concerned,
he sEould revolrtouiZe the government and over
throw the constitution, by false construction up
omit. Well may the venerable chief justice have
uembled with emotion, Wien The man who in one
breath Ie pudiated the constitution as it has been
handed down to us blythe fathers, in the next,
swore to support it F! ..'
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Union REem.

Whu, we mean by Union Men may be inferred
by reading the following from an exchange
The Douglas man who would yield the doctrines
enunc ted in the platform OF his party for the sake
cf preserving the Union can be counted Union
man. But, il he would notnake this sacrltlce he
is "a disunionst.
A Breckenridge OF Bell man who would yield the
favorite doctrines of his party to save the Union is
a linton man. lie who would not make the con-
sessions is a disunionist.
The Republican who would Weld the doctrines
avowed in the Chicago platform to save the Union
and restore the country to peace and prosperity, is
a Union man. The Republican who declines to
make this sacrifice is dlsunionist
The mans hoi wba ever party he may be, VINO
would not abandon his party prejudlces and par
1y pa tforms TO save the Union of the States is
bgot and fanatic. -, He is an enemy TO his country
and the be 81 interestsot mankind, and itwere bet
ter tlat all such had miflstones hanged about
their ne ks and wele cast into The depths OF the
sea- Vi, r-# .
I hese ore the men who are invited to participate
in the township meetingsin this county on the 23d
inst. Letthe Union Men OF each township rally
in their siren til. .. ......... ..
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greeley swearing,


We would say to those sAIETLY priests who
Die ach 'nigger in their pulpits; and quote largely
from that MORAL ppper, ashley call 1t, the New
York Tribune, not to throw up their hands in no.
ly horror, when they read the following from the
Cincinnati Commercial, a cry black republican
There are stiff a few persons who entertain the
idea concerning Horace Greeley, which was preva-
lent among country school masters with anti-sla'
yery sentiments, believers in the science of phre-
nology consumers of Fowler literature, and tenn
perance npostes--not 10 speak OF the shortpe TIL
coat and bran bread reformers--ten years ago =
I hey are shocked at the statement that Greeley is
swearing loudly about Sew ward--''Greeley swear
impossible!n But he does though. Hescusses''
with decided vim. and d-----s matters and things
in general with vehem0us emphasis that would
astonish those who believe him TO be but short re-
movesirom saint. The bitterness with which he
calls those who differ with hm ''d----d towards" "
isexceedingly is refreshing e75a a@a Ea@
Arepublican friend Of ours, who was conversing
with Greeley during the past two weeks, says he
did not understand how to swear until he heard
Greeley letting out the oaths. @fo
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''FhC Constitution with the SM-
preMle Court Constructions White
Mem Must Rule America--NO CO.
erciOm--NO Civil WAR" eas

The above is the platform upon which all true
national men must rally, says the New York Day
Book. Let the cry go forth from every village,
hamlet and homestead, of the North Let it be re
echoed wherever there is an American freeman
Let it be the standard OF every white man jealous
of his liberty, and proud OF the glorious achieve
ments of his race. Let it be cherished by every
citizen desirous of transmitting to his children the
glorious heritage of his fathers The issue is made
up. Mr. Lincolnhas repudiated the Supreme Cos,rt
decision, because itdenes that negroes can be clt.
Gems. Are white men ready to see their govern
ment pass into the hands of race whose history ia
q blank, and who have never given the first EVIL
dence of civilization! Do they wish to the
blood oftheir children contaminated by amalgama-
eni Can the mother think w ithout horror, of the
fair child n, Nv at her side becoming the associate
ofnegroess But can we have political without So
cial equality9 Thet is impossible The one in
evitably follows the oher and yet such i, the ter
rible and revolving programme inaugura te' at
Washington the fourth inst. Its accomplis h.
ment can only be prevented by earnest effort
Let every town and county then, at once organ
ize clubs aud associations. A few active men can
set the ball in motion, and it only needs to be start
ed to sweep the country like whrlwind
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SPRING ELECTIONS.

The Democracy and Union men of all par.
ties, of Stock and Archer townships will meet
on the 4th Saturday ofthis month, (March,) al
2 P. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating town.
ship tickets In Stock township the meeting
will be held at Laeeysvllle, and in Archer al
Stones saw mill. 4ass.A
There will be ling for the same pur-
pose at the American House in Cadiz, on the
same day, (March 23) and hour.
Let there be a full turn out o f the lovers and
friends Of our WHOLE country at the above
MEETINGS. Remember "that eternal vigilance is
the price ofliberty'' # Sol, ...-- art.s.
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Home Testimony.

BUcYRUs, August 10, 1853.
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
fered enough to kill ten men. / have employed
all the doctors in this part Of the country, but
they were of no use to me. ! have used almost
everything in the line of Patent Medicines, but
all for no good, until got some of your medi-
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.
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GENERAL DEBL1TY.--- We would advise all
who may be afflicted with General Debility, to
try McLean's Strengthening Cordial 1t is
certainly valuable remedy; many OF our rinds
have tried it, and they recommend it very high
ly as Tonic and Alternative. 1t is very plea
ant to take. = 80
Every country merchant, in laying in his
supplies, should be sure to take some of this Cor.
dial. It sells rapidly, beyond the most sangune
expectations ofthe proprietor. One day last
week he sold every bottle he had on hand.
Now, with increased facilities, he is able to
supply all demands. See the advertisement in
another column.
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CRUEL. - Some of the conservative republican
pspers ore asking questions something like this--
"Would Henry Gay have appointed Salmon p.
Chase, free trade locoioco and Carr son ian abo-
Gtopist, one OF his cabinet officers; if Montgomery
Blair an odloeefaco. weuld have suited his idea OF
old whigeery, and been one Of his cabinet officers
if Gid Wells an old free trade locofoco and Camer-
on, another locotoco, would ave been taken into
old Hal's bosom to enable him to carry out whig
ideasl" #@&R* lanE's' 7~7 ~ @a..
Ii will be, remembered that during the canvass
Lincoln was claimed by some Of the republicans
to be Henry CLAY whig +.s r'deBfe Hitas' q
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SADDLES AND HARNEs.


I
WOULD resp ectfully inform his old customers
w and the public generally, thhe has on
hand large stock and general rssor tment Of Sad
dies, Harness, &c, consisting il part OF full-qult
TED and plain Skaters, quilted hoou cover andplain
hait-Spanish and fatacks, quilted and plain seat
ed, brass and wood horn demipeaks, plain and
quilted seat, low cantle English trotting saddles,
Also variety Of styles Of side saddles, with
short and extended quilted knee springs, hoop and
back springs silver coored russet b.ue, 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 martingales Of most every description.
Carriage, Buggy and Riding Whips of the finest
qualify; in factm everything usually kept in
stdd Ter shop. He deems it unnecessary to puff
and blow or let off gass about the material or
workmanship of his work, as it will recommend
itself to those who are judges or who use it,
lhankfal for the liberal patronage he has hereto.
fore received he hopes bv strict attention to bnsi
II ,ss and selling good work at reasonable price,
to merit continuance Of the same, Shop third
door North Of McFadden's store, Cadz, Ohio.
| Feb. l5, lS60-lyr -r-t 1 e.. #$e3#1
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EDITOR SENTINEL, srH: Old Athens send

EDITOR SENTINEL, SIN: Old Athens sends
greeting to her sisters
"UNION FOR THE SAKE OF UNION. :"
In pursuance with time honored custom
Athens township on the 4th OF March, 1861,
with full attendance, proceeded to nominate a
township ticket, James A. Calhoun in the chair
and Alex. Mahood Secretary:
Trustees, James G.. Henderson, Adam Dick
erson, Hugh Dunlap, (Blk)
Treasurer, William Miller.
Clerk, Alex. Mahood.
Assessor, John Dickerson.
Constable, David .. Calhoun.
The utmost harmony and good feeling perva-
ded the meeting, and there was but one voice
on our national aifairs-"the Union foreverH
10 our sister townships we would say, Ego
thou and do likewise"
"We'll elect them" ATHENS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
White faced black Spanish fowls.

GREATEST Layers in the World These fow Is
~ scarcely ever wanting TO set, and are delicious
for the table. Plunge black, possessing a rich
melaic lustre, faces being white, makes striking
contrast, and gives a stately appearance to the
fowl. They are provided with the largest comb and
gills OF any known Chicken, possessing beautiful
form and as gay as Peacock. .1as .fs.5
Eggs will be sent by Express, carefully packed
for 81 per dozen We have process by whic b
Eggs can be treated so as to keep n year and then
hatch oe just as nice for TIE table as when lrea
ted. Eggs have been sent here from England trea
ted thus, and hatched very successfully, The n.
boye discovery will be sent gratis to all sending for
Eggs, and that may desire 1t. Address,
L. B. SILVER, Salem, Ohio.
Portraits can be seen Of the above Fowls by re-
ferring to February number. l56 Of Ohio Cultya
tor. tw - march l3, '6l. 3n
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COIunbus Nurserx.

Messrs. Batch IN, Hanford & Co., descriptive
catalogue Of the above Nursery At this Nur,
serv can be had all kinds OF Fruit and Orna.
mental Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, Evergreens
Roses, Dahlias, Ferbenas, and other Bedding
Plants, &c, &C., and at the very lowest prices
Every article they sell is Of the No / class, as
we know BY experience. See their advertise
ment in this paper, and send to them and get a
Catalogue, and make your purchases. %
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Illinois gets the LiOn's share.

/ Among the appointments made thus far by Pres
ident Lincoln, illinois, his own State ge is FIVE to
one from any other State The greatest fau't we
ever saw in Mr.. Buchanan, wasin appointing too
many Pennsylvanians to Office. Mr. Lincoln is
bound Illinois ehall have full share. 1t will
not b, three months before there will be repubh-
can howl sent up"ls there no State but Illinoisl'
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Quick work.

Through the politeness Of that efficient agent
Adams Express Company in Cadiz, A. F. Moore
Esq, we received copy Of the Inaugural Of
President Lincoln ats 80 on Tuesday morning
and at Io-45 ofthe same morning we had copies of
the regular edition Of the Sentinel containing the
Inaugural printed, and circulated in town; being
one hour at least ahead Of any other paper con-
tanning it which is taken in Cadz. 9aF M
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AIleel,eny Cnttle Markct.

Z There were sold in the market last week, 474
beeyes at prices ranging from 2h(S4c, W fb. 13s
sheep at S4,25 sp 100 Tbs, and ~ hogs from AZ "a
" ft. "a Ma. ala 8ssaa }a Rstsd rs, ,sa.
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TJP,
z u lGERGE connolly

WHISTLES to iniorm-th citizens ofoadiz and wi
w cinily that he is prepared TO do ali kinds Of
ing, Ne, in the neanestand most b5i1itd 7sty es
and on the shortest notice. Having had many years
experience in the business, am prepared TO war
rant all my jobs to give satisfaction both as tc
quality OF work and price; respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage.
marl3-ly GEORGE connolly.
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Ss-The New York Times, republican, says thar
Jane iofdon Bennett, Of the New York Herald,
is after eigh mission under Lincoln, and thinks
be will getit. He deserves IT,
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M q R R Z IL ID


On the 9th of March, by Rev. VIM S. Dool
Mr.. w. MARSHAL RAMSEY, to Miss MARY e
Howell, eldest daughter of John Howell, both
of Greene Tp., Harrison Co.. o.
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. fooili is still being found in grest quanhtiss in
the counties around Us. There is plenty Of oil in
this county if there was only enterprise enough o
ind Il ef Errn= a-rrr IN
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The Pittsburgh Annual Conference of the NJ
2. Church, convenes in McConnellsvills, Ohio, on
the goth of this month. Bishop Ames presides. =
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CONCF1-RT-

Don't forget the Concert tomorrow tThurs-
day. evening, at the Disciples Church in Cadiz;
not at the Presbyterian Church as heretofore
announced. Let there be general turn out,
and give encouragement to our own singers.
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NOTICE.

The second annual Fair OF the Saltwater U.
nion Industrial Association, will be held on the
fair grounds, in Guernsey county, near Smyrna,
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Septem.
Der rs, rs and 27, 1861. ..
ELIJAH CARVER, President
M. HARVEY, Secietury.
Belmont and Guernsey county papers please
ponu
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4JThe Republicans of Hopedale have elected
samuel Paul, regular disunion John Brown Hell
perite, as their choice for P, NJ. at that place.