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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
The Order OF the Secretary Of
War 10 Gen. Ereiu


The orderissued by the Secrelaryof
War to General FREMoST, from q.
Louis, IaodiIsing and couuteymadding
bis military Operations, has been par
tally reported by telegraplE The foh
lowing stheprder in lull, tshurnisbe,l
to the Y. Y. Tribune. The or.ler was
made after the Secretary adNYisited
General FREMoNT, at Upton.
- ST. Lotus, Mo, Oct, Il, 1861.
GENERAL: The Secretary of War di-
Tegts metto communicate the following
''ls llisinstrHctions for your government:
In view Of the heavy sums due, es-
peciaily in the 6luartermaster's- De-
partmcnt in this city, amounting to
some 5l,jOO, 900, iii is Important that
the money wliellmay now be IN the
hands of the dishRsing officers, or be
received by them, be applied to the.
current expenses OF your army IN Mis-
souri, and these debts TO remain unpaid.
until they can sbe properly examined
aud sent to Washington for settlements;
the diSbursing officers of the army TO
disburse the funds, and not transieri
them to Irresponsible agents-in other
words, those who do not hold eommis-
siuns from the President, and are not
umlcr bonds. fAil contracts necessary
to be made by the disbarsiig officers.
| The senior Qual1ermaster here has been
verbally instructed by the Secretary as
above. -ss,s1f h=.rs~
II is deemed unnecessary to erect field
works around this city, aud you will
direct their diseohtinuance; also those,
if any, in course of construction at
Jefferson city,. In this connection, it Is
seen that a nmnbero OF commissions have
been given by yon. No payments will
be made to such officers, except to
those whose appointments have been
approved of by the President. This,
OF course, does not apply to The officers
with volunteer troops. Col. Andrews
has been verbally so instructed by the
Secretary; also, not to mail transfers OF
: funds, except for thepurpose OF paying
the troops. rr-s IS
The erection of barracks near your
quarters in this city to be at once dis
continued. a III le
The Secretary has been informed
that the troops of Gen Lanes com
mand are committing depredations on
our friends in Western Missouri. your
attention is directed TO this, in the en-
pectation that you will apply the COR
! rectlye. 2 "a H s
Major Allen desires the services oI
, Captain TURNKEY for a short time, aud
$ the Secretary hopes YOU may find il
: proper to accede thereto.
have the honor TO be, very respect
ly, Your obedient servant, 4
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
a SHliSfSf


Although our excellent candidate for
Governor, Hon. Hugh j. Jewett, has been
defeated by some $4,000 majority, yet it
affords all true lovers of their country
great satisfaction to know that in the
middle and southern portions ofthe State,
where the people have always been noted
for their loyalty to the Government and
devoted friends of the Union, he ran well.
On the Western Reserve, a section where
disunion meetings by the thousands have
been held, and section too that has sent
its hundreds of petitions to Congress
praying for dissolution of the Union,
his opponent gets his large minority
This is just as it might have been expect
ed; and we rejoice that it is so. To be
popular on the Western Reserve is sufi-
cient evidence that man is not Of tho
genuine Union stripe. No true friend oi
| the Government meets with any favor
from that region.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
A Week of BATTLES,

The past week has been oneof considerable
activity in the army. There have been impor-
tant fights in Virginia, Kentucky and Missouri,
with various results. ia+t
The repulse Of our troops on Monday at Ed
wards Ferry (being portion Of Major General
Banks conimand,) was an unexpected reverse
and probably delayed for few days the gener
al engagement between the two great armies
which it was evidently MoGlelan's intention
should take place before the close Of the pres
ent week. Our latest intelligence shows that
since Mondays repulse Banks and Stone have
succeeded in getting over the Potomac $4,000
men and that they were in monicntary expec-
tatlon of occupying Leesburg which ia s,iour
miles back Of the Potomac and about thirty
miles North Of Manassas and the same distance
noyt, -ecest from Washington. McCellan's main
army is advancing on Manassas rem the east
and it IS the mission of Banks division to CO.
operate by turning the enemy'sr LEFT and getting
in his rear. If indications are not more than
usually deceptive, bloody and destructive bat
tie must occur very speedily between the two
| great armies. Unless some sad mlshaps occurs,
we anticipate very decided, thought may be
dear bought victory 70 our troops. = IT.
| cLnnDe a.@ @ ~
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Prices Of Government stores.

The following are the. price. paid by the Gov
ernment for army stores:
Pork S19 per barrel, beef S15 per barrel,
beef ftouhgs SIG per barrel, bacon 10 ents per
pound, hams l2cents per pound, flour. 81 80
per barrel, hard bread cents per pound, beans
So per bushel, rice Z cents per pound, hominy
21S cents per pound, riced barley 419 cents per
pound ground coffee 20 cents per pound, green
coffee IA cents per pound, tea 80 cen per pound,
sugar Sdla cents per pound, vinegar ~ cents
per gallon candles 26 cents per pound, soap 6
cents per pound, salt cents per pound, des-
Gated potatoes 4 lcents per pound, ,desiccated
MIXED vegetables "a censs'p per pound, pickles
1915 per keg, dried apples 5laf cents per pound
split peas So per bushel, moasses ~ cents per
gallon, potatoes 60cents per bushel. q. l"'@
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News by Mondays Mail.

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30

TIE philadelphia Beagsy says::N 'A /" ''|a
p ~'dThere is much discussion about the result
of the election in the camps in the, vicinity of
Washington, asdispatches are sent almost hopr-
lg. A Washington dispatch states that the
Democratic majority ii BalFiers regiment is
500, II Coloref Manns65 Colonel Ilolte1s2 ESQ,
Colonel Elnstein's7, Colonel Birney's 40, and
in Colonel Mier's 330--inalsing total of L.
1872 in the six regiments named. sltis stated
that the Democratic majority in all the regi
ments will be aboat 15G0p 'shrx9 ~ oral
That tells the story from what party the SOL
diers enlist! 7
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Wall Paper Wall Paper! [!

TNHE subscriber takes pleasure in calling the at
tention Of the public TO his iarge and well Sc
ected stock of WALLPAPERS, Just receiving for the
Spring and Summer trade. His stock conssts OF
90 900 pieces with 400 different patterns. ranging
in price from 64csnts &c sl,JU per piece, together
with every variety o. BSrders %d. window GuttainS'
lie has also on hand q complete assortment OF
School, Historical, Medical Religious and Miscel-
laneous Books, Stationery, BlaRk Books, &c, &c,
which will be sold wholesale and retail es scheap
SO they Gun be had West Of ahe Mountains; Give
me call. sssE J. M LA4ION'
March9.'59. rsol afvbggs.W
yXTiNDOw Glass and Putty,a jarge.and fresh
w arrival Of each, tors sale at very low hgqres
I.t - r. ssfsyF BEALLS
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Exciting News. frOnls western Viz
ginia-RepOrtesl DeEeat OF sEcderni
Cavalry.


The Wheeling Iatelligencer Of the 18Th INST
has some exciting news from counties in West,
ern Virginia between our army nd4the Ohlo
River. The htelhgehcer saysis
~ Governor Pierpont yesterday yreceived adis'
patch from Mr. Van WinlSle,b Of aParkersburg,
announcing that the rebels had made their ap-
pearance in Writ and Gjlfner Counties ingreat
numbers, and were carrying on to the perfect
terror Of the inhabitants. 1t was reported that
they had attacked Captain HITS cavalry compa-
ny, stationed at Elizabethtown, and completely
cnt them to pieces, and were thFcatening Par
ersbnrg. as
"This dispatch is certainly from avery reli-
able source, and is entitled to the fnlIest credit.
liz is known chat an unusual number Of rebels
have recently appeared in Writ, Glmer and
Calhoun Counties and many Union mem have
been murdered. The rebel forces are not ma
tiyes of the counties named, but are regularly
organized bands, doubtless from Fioyd's army u
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mn. The Cleveland Plain Dealer al

re- The Cleveland Plain Dealer ar
guos that, because the Western Reserve
gave nearly a hundred per cent. Of its
vote for Tod, it has turned Democratic;
while the Democratic party, that gave
nearly a hundred per cent. Of its vote a.
gainst him, has turned against itself
Tod himself, in the mean time, being as
straight as cork screw.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
Execution OF u NcgTOs slave ~
0s Annapolis,

ra AnnapOass,y aM
A member of the. Massachusetts DIST
writes to the Worcester SpYas follows:
On Friday last we witnessed the pub
lie execution of Mary Nayloi, a mAlat-
to, for the alleged marder of her mas
ter nearly year ago. It was half past
twelve when the procession issued from
the Jail, the condemned woman leaning
apon the arm of the sheriff, the .jailer
and her two spiritual advisers, who had
remained with her the greater parto OF
the night, accompanied her to the gal
lows. She assembled the steps of the
scaffold with composure and firmness,
and after prayer had been, offered, she
spoke to the crowd as tollows: @
"On the scaifold | stand to,day, con-
victed on December 10th last of the
murder Of my poor master, and on Ju-
ly 18th, 1861, my death,penalty was
signed. Now, my friends, before God
and man, | declare / amiunocent! My
master raised me more as daughter
than a servant. | would have rather
died than Murdered him. My master
taught me how to pray, for he vas 2
man OF the spirit ofGod--a pious man.
The act for which / am condemned 4
never done, nor did ever think Of, do
ing such a deedi / look to my blessed
Savior and my God, for he kno ws that
I am as innocent of this crime as the
angels in Heaven. This mystery is as
much one to me as to yon. have
said what is true, and | want you all,
and the world, to know that am inno-
cent. Now farewell, farewell. ~
She then, with two ministers, sang 9
hymn, her voice being distinctly heard
above theirs, and bidding the sheriff
and jaiIor good bye, the rope was ad,
justed, the white cap drawn, and in a
moment Mary Naylor was launched in
to eternity. .@asa 81
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
Tt,e Rcason HE Donc SO.

We receive large number OF neWSpa-
pers in exchange, and among them good
many Republican papers. Well, out of
all the number, we have seen but one pa
per in Ohio that defended every military
act of Gov. Dennison, Adjutant CARING
ton, Quartermaster Wood, and Secretary
Cameron, since the present war began.
Some Of thcm, while approving some Of
the acts of these gentlemen, would still
find some one act Of theirs that they could
not conscientiously y approve, except a
paper callel the Guernsey Times. This
paper approved every single act of these
gentlemen, no difference what it was, or
how extravagant or erroneous it was, and
abused every person who did not5think
! JUS as its editor, J. G. Douglas, did
/ We have tried all summer and fall to i'm
asine what the editor Of the Guernsey
! Times meant by the course he was pursal-
ing. We. hive supposed that probably
he was after some military Office, but then
we knew he had not the capacity for any
such position, and that he was fit for no
Eposition in the army unless it was q ''pri-
yate in the rear rank, although we knew
the fellow WAS vain enough to think he
would make a splendid Major General,
or even Licutenant-General; and We
did not hadly think, although he would
be very anxious to got a good military
| office, that tic 'powcrs that be- would
appoint him to such IA responsible posi-
tion. ~
! 1t is an old a;lage, ''foalsssfor luck,
and it has proven very true in his ease
Last weeks Cincinnati and Columbus pa
\ p3rs contained the following appointment
4 'by authority:
4 u. G. Douglas, Of Cambridge, 1st Lieutenant
aud Quartermaster o 78th Regiment"
\ This explained, without any further
4 enquiry what the fellow was driving
tafter all sumner. He has received hi
| reward. /. M, n. Il. r.a.
Gov. Dcnnison made one excellent ap
pointmcnt Of Quartcrmaster from Cam
bridge, Mr.. Lohland, to the Both Ohio
Regiment; and We deeply regret that h'
: has imposed upon the brave soldiers o
: 1.-The 18th Regiment such a Quartcrmastel
as j. G. Douglas, Of Cambridge. He ha'
not the first qualification for that post
/ unless it is that he writes q tolerable fai
hand. which all school teachers can gen
e:ally do, when they take . long time t.
do 50. We hope, that Gov Dcnnison
4 for the credit Of or gallant army an'
the great bonvfs it will be to the IStl
u Regiment, Viii recall this appointment o
his, and place some gentleman in tba
, important position who isari honest bu
fSiucSn hL2tl, alia Hds WV iHSeUp''il S"'i
:. nessqtalilications that ittakcs tomakc I
good Quartermaster. m
! . As friend ofour gallantarmy, an'
Ihaying no unfricndly feeling toward,
4 Mr.. Douglas, we should be pleased to SCI
him in the army as private soldier, hel
ping to put down the present rebellion
which would be suitable to his capacity
and talents, bat not in any higher posi-
ton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30
Legal Notice,

Elizabeth Wiggans, ~ lnthe Court of Common
FIeaS Oh Nf1dfrIsOH IOuHly
rINHE defendant, James 3 Miller, is herebyno,
tihed that on the 2bfh day of3January 1851
The plaintiff filed her petition ngainst him in said
Court OF Common Pleas, The object and prayer OF
said petition is TO recover two lhous nhd dollars
damages from the defendant for d breach of prom
ise Of marriage, aad seduction of paintf by de-
fendant 1890 fyg. -.
1 You are required to answer saiu p6tition on or
before the 23rd day Of November, 1851.
b. M.,ESTEPs Atty, for Pl,f
October 2, l96i-Gt, F14. '''s'sff
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THE REASON OF IT.-Therc has been
some speculation as to the reason which
induced Secretary Seward to issue his
late Circular to the Governors of the
Northern States. The reason given is,
that many of the authorities Of those
States had applied to the General Gov
ernment to authorize certain expenditures
upon fortifcations on the lakes and upon
the seaboard. At this time, when the
General Government is so absorbed in the
details of the rebellion, it simply requests
of the several States to relieve the officers
ofthe Government ofan important branch
of the public business and divide it among
themselves, the General Government sub
sequently to assume the pccuniary re-
Isponsibihty Of the works constructed and
the improvements made in our national
Notifications. Enc. Fly
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COLONEL VAN DERvEEB. Tic Day
ton Empire says that Colonel Van Der
yeer, of the Thirty-ffth Ohio Volunteers,
now in kentucky, was at the trouble and
expense of coming home to Hamilton on
the day of the late State election. He
voted an open Deiaocrqtic ticket. The
gallant Colonel wanted to vote for the
true Union ticket, and did SO. His re-
cord is right.--Enq, aras ra ssa 0.-za
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TO V'eneIlCrS.

Examinations will be held as follows; comnenc
ing at 10 O'Clock OF the day mentioned and contin
uirlg one day and a half Aprlt 26, May 24;June
%, Aug 80, Sept 81, Oct 25, Nov. 2O, 1861, and
Jan. "a, Feb 81, and March Is, 1862. The Ine
examination viii be held in Deetsvile, the March
examination in Hopedale and the remaining ones
A M b. AID sAiS,
april 10, '6l f'a % NJ. X TURNER,
N.As55i tyFfa EYntnipo,s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30

FREMONT. Fresh rrunors are a1oat in
reference to Fremonts removals. The
correspondents of the New York papers
differ as to the fact Of removal, 1t seems
certain that the Cabinet met and consul
ted on the matter on Tuesday; but, ac-
cording to the latest reports, some Of the
Secretaries were unwilling to take the re-
sponsibility Of citherrctaining or rcmoy-
ing him, and therefore managed 10 leave
the decision Of the matter wholly in tht
hands of the President.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30

The Springfield TlI) Journal
President Hpcoln's home organ, states
that General Fremont recently tried, but
FAILED, to get his officers to indorse
him. '%.aa p" @"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-30

neP The venerable Thomas Welday,
the founder Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, died at his residence in
Baltimore on the 10Th inst, at avery
advanced age. ........r s................
HURRAlf--The Mayor of. San Fran
cisco sends message by Telegraph to
the Mayor of New York City, cohgratula-
ting him upon the completion Of the Pa
cifc Telegraph line from San Ffanciscc
to New York City. The people of both
sections will now be in daily eommanioa,
ton with one another. Hurrah!
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A SNEERING WRLTBR.-The Indian
opolis journal allows correspondent to
say that, sat this time, when the Govern
mont seems to be doing nothing more eff
fectual than marching its five hundred
thousand soldiers up hill and downogain,
and when !IcClelland is strainins his
military capacity and breaking his horse $
wind at cavalry reviews, and in desperate
assaults upon stove-pipe batteries, it is
rcassaring to-patriots to know that the
ladies have formed associations to knit
stockings for the army, though he thinks
that thereby ''tea drinking will be stimu-
lated to an alarming extent. .'-Enq.
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btlb ADtNU AT iCtSN iAltCAN W lGdCti bifS Sbi'
diers, the Iault lay somewhere outsiie of the
Qrr,rtermaS er'SolIi e in this city. That some
body IS to blame, there is no doubt; aud we
hope no efforts viii be spared to bring the gull
ty parties to justice" ..
\ correspondent Of the Commercial, in
writing from Portsmouth, Ohio, under
date of October D, thus explains in part
how the Goyosnmcntand the soldiers are
swinllel byineffcicnt Quartermasters:-
at dues seem there is design in the Wide
spread ailure-alter the efforts Of the govern
ors of Indiana and Ohio-in supplying our
troops in Virginia with clothing. am led to
write this by blunder that came to light here
last week On Monday, 18th inst, our Cincil
natl packet, Bostona, delivered on the wart boat
here, some twenty packages OF clothing mark
ed for 32d regiment o. V. The SD regiment,
Col. Ford, was known not to be Fere, but to be
among the Cheat mountains. Col. Ford has
been in Cincinnati to stir up supplies, aud pro
badly these were sent the sooner by his efforts,
but some bungling officer or clerk, il not q Sc
cessionist directed them to Portsmouth, care q
no one. Us it any wonder that some here sus
pect an enemy in disguise in office did thB?)-
! The goods lay here some four or hive days, TIL
coming to the knowledge OFT. D, Greene, Esq,
brigade major .. NJ re instantly telegraphed
Governor Denn;son. An answer came in a
short time, and the frs boat took them to
| Parkersburg, .... .....r
am informed that these goods came from
Capt. Dickersons department Does he not
need reforming out OF office, or reforming some
OF his employees out? Yours, n. r.
The editor of the Commercial after
publishing the above correspondence, re,
marks
"0ur correspondent writes to the point
The sending fclothing for regiment to place
where it was proven not to be, and not to the
care Of any one, is specimen Of the criminal,
careless manner in which business has becG
transacted in this quarter. Il Maj, Greene hat
not interested himself in the matter Of th
clothing, we suppose it would have been lost
Probably The marks would have been shaven OF
the boxee, and then they might have been Snug
glel across the river, and turned up in the reb
lei cann at PrcStOnburr,"
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such a place as Columbus. There are
enough Yankees congre.ltel thsre-likc
so many yaituces, tqpreyp2Dn eScrythins
that comes within their rnci. La0S at
thefollowine 1tateaents fsom the Cinein-
matt Ellu'rcr- e.
'rhc Unite StatasQ hrter NJ l,tsr Dickin
Sauha, shippe in thr3s III inthS past, to the
army in Western Virginia. ths ALLOWING All
cIes. It wouli appear tAtC the articles sent
were mnre thlr eu)a;l /, supply the twenty
thnn.aml Nlr,lnn lrlun.: