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M6Qt1A, ALafcn Il 1851.
ha-Ths above named Ladies We are personally 20
dqalntsd WITH and know that f5E several Y6sEs
Nhilo we lived In Asdiua, they were great sufferer
Mlss g has been 90 badly athioted that it Was Witl
dtucultE ehe was abs to stand upon her eet. iBI
bottles Of gatholioon entirely cured her Of her com
plants. Ny wife received great bsReht from this
medicine. We recommend Il to the hadigs Of thli
county as 8ai6 and efficient remedy for the many
complaints thsY are gutje0t 60.
JOHN WEEKS,
Gditor Oandeld HeFsia-
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CONFECTIONERY.
.JOHN sUH RINK,,

TOHN 8UHRINK,
- HAVING nHHoT1D 70 HIs NV aUARLl1s,
No. 20 ffs . ! zLYMAN1s BLoOK,
(0pposiis the 0onTt H0hso. Pab. BquaFo,)
Il psuyeEpd % reosiYs Ne olila lhu friends and
Hyorythins II tholine Of OoniSotIonsry 4 kspt at
WHOLEsA ALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT UoFFEB
- W0ll e the choioaSs 5atibiss served NJ a mo-
tnniifa nottoo.1 s'Tf EfifU aif l15IW
DugNH8 IS BHBVAD DAILY
iof the Aooomm odation Of poFsons having baEinsls
81 tne 0o1et 4iolses ne b1s syoFa IA
skEHhpFT ALE OH pRAUqHT
IMPERIAL JHLLY GUN DROPs-supeFior 70
any thing q ths O0nioot0nsfy lineugi received b.
g. 80. aHf-.r JOhh 9OHRGNK.
[LOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY.Ba p
~ nFfgH
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7S. MAbSHAL'S 7sALH-BY

u . virtus OF two Wrfts Of iTsnditions exp0aas.
issd-d from The Uircuis Court Of ths United statos
thereof at tbs suit Of Henrg 0. Bowen ct al, in
cause SO. fzg and the other at tho sbtt Of hugh
Auchlncioas, jun, and John Auchtnclosst u cause
No. 4z3, 81 said OourtT aad both agalnst kobait y
Dennis shal oaer for sale at puDlc suction at the
south door Of to fost OIloei IN the OitS " NleAo-
noon, and four O'Clock n the bf.sruo0H, on Friday
tae slsr day of JaHuzrgi s62, tbs following proper
sifua E in the CITY Of Cleveland and in that "a &
Thereof which ya9 fOrmsrly known As the City Of
heing a fsst mons On. Ehat was formerly called
Turnpike Street. bus which fs now known - Pearl
Street., the saEaa bsing % fsst deep
ate Is above, and being part d the Bu1aio Com
panRis purc haEe % called % Wit;
:. hss, 5ss 5ls, $50 65l 3 $50 IN block x
:. go, 81, s94, sa6 and s7s IN block P.
"a sl6 ss5, SO, sIi and $50 IN block II.
95, 90. lO7, g, s4 and ITO in block y.
. G, 4a9, g, q ana ,, g, in 2, slOek 3
5-l - "a ~ ia block Gu -, ia
. :. 70 Y. y s9a z IN sios WV
"- 81 So IsS, $50 aua SCI IN block AA.
i,aGndSIh IL a DIN sub lot 7Is In block ae.
sss less z5 fsst Oii ths south end.
81 less % fsst on the nor, h end,
sII less 10 fest OF the nsrth end, and
6l2 less 10 fest Gf the north end IN block "A.
So less 2stest on the north end.
6S8 less Is f8gt { o. ne north end
elg les 25 f=ot On ths north enc In block BIB.
e57 less q let % tne north end.
81 less - feet on the north end.
is leEB % feet Oh the north end, and
65s less 10 feet on the north end Ia bleek 90.
sss loss 8 fsst q the Porth end IN block BIB and
q, 3s and ~ and IS on ths lslsndf 50 called.
Cash. EARE BiGL D. 5. Marshal.
By =. a a ~. ,RaitsTl3on, Deputy.
Cleveland. dec f.
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RERNARD DEMMENG.
~
ARTISAN, MA0HIHIsT AEp YATENF MODEL
X 4, --,-,,,., :,

ARTISAN, HlAOHIHIsT AMP YATENT MODEL
d A HR,
Ne. la Supe rior strest, (Leader BuildinR,l
ar 41- o. lGVELAND, OHIO.
BERHARD DEMMEHG, having rented thu
e8tablishment OF ii. KonigEloW, & now prepared 70
contract for nanoiaotrriuE Sowing Machinsai and
Az kinds Of Light MachtnerF, Particular attention
and fsoilftios Tor eating up Models Of Patents.
REF q 7 B @.
II your SKATES uegd nxing, call On Demnong.
m your ING MACHINE q ont Of ordsrI b
10 ropSir1 al finds Of BURGIOAL Instrumsntu.
An kinds Of Metal and Musical InStrumsnts ~
Valrods aa L.I
II you should get up . new Patent, DemmenE 8
the man p get up your Models, either in Wood.
RrGsHl o. lnoli in the neata81 manner.
All kinds Of Belt Hanging dono IN prompt ItYis.
slalAdg Of Light Machinery pat IN order IN she
Ggugt expeditions manner. b.. -l-I
Engi1eering 1nAtrumentB reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
BAN Road 0onductor'E Punches manufactured IN
tha best manner. --
Hall noad Conductors Punches repaired.
~ In sace raTything IN the SHAPE 81 reDalriRg
or manufacturing, done on contract.
H1Entranss % uhoS-l4t Superior atrset, up one
paiT Of stAira BERHARDD EnhEHa
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M MASTEh,S SALE-PURsUAEF 10
III. the command Of q plurie8 decrotsi order Of
safs rom Tie Court Of Common ~ a. Of GdyahoFs
county ohio, at ths suis of Eamual d. Bruafs ard
Edlin W. brooke, RgEinsr H0raiia y Gatas. O3lif
~ daLeds Angulta M. Mlttle befrrr, N1mu1d q
llittlsberg8r, William Mitle berger Comm rcia
q utual llsnrancs %, Thomas a. hose, lsl ah
gfcaaseq5 and ofhars % me directed, shall expose
Tor pubic sale, at pubic auctlou at th5 dor u The
Uurf House, n fha lit9 o. osFeiand en- The I'd day
Of tauuary, 1863 S. two O'ciack u. III, cf aaid daF
tne iolloWlng described pieces or parcel ol land, %
vii: situate in the township Of Er0dElrl, being
number seven tn the thireenth range ~ loenahip8
70 the ConDecicut western Rs8erFe5 IN the State Oi
Ohio, and which is also IN the county a Cuyahora
and is known ~ parcel of land wet size Of Cug-
ahegs RiEBrs nov Ia CitF Of C1aEeand and 3 bOun-
ded - !olIoWs; ea5 tefy By Cuyahoga River north
cry by Ia q herefoi0f9 conveyed o judah Colt By
5oln n. hool8eY; west bT hiFer gfEast, % called,
and sOutheriy b land foTmeflV owned 81 aIIrsd
hot htTer, and extsnlng at Tiedt uTls1 with hiT-
ar tras9 ana said kiTer River srTesr about one
hundred AMI forty fsl, beng the same and convex
ed 10 said Edmund g. p MiItlsberrar, b. the OHIO
Ll1e tnsuranco and trust Ool1p1u 81 dad record
cd IN Oqyahoga OQuntF kec0rdg, vol. Al, 1sFs8 4s
% And alao, another parcel OF and on sad HiVer,
next Boutnorly o. aDoFes and Dound8d uo1ileEly b.
said parcel Of land aboNg deacr -ef eastrlF by Ouy
ahogh HIyar. WeJieriy bg said hiFer sire {, aud
southerly by line parallel with the northerly line,
and twenty one feet Distant thorefrom extending
from Bsid Silver to "a kiYer 85IesI, boinq plrt d
the fred Williams lot, called nsaking In al one
1undred and = entT oet mont on said AfFir y and
the Elevator Builcing, maekineTy a1i fEfuIas on
SAD promises b tae same more 81 ic, but subject
y ali legal hi41lay1-. ApDrei1al e .71o.
ID. ". GAGE Aa.tar COMMIT
Adama Canhold, Flt'ds Att'ys. Dec. %, l8f1-slI
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T. q. Wilson, bs,ore :. :. Alens u ? Glevo-
vs.. lsnd IoW1shiQs N ahogs eoun-
". D, Bsnt'ng, j ", Ohio
ON THE 20fH DAY OF. .DEOkM-
~ BRR. 1851 sad Justlce Issued n order Of At
tScnmsnt IN the above acten 81 sun of Thirty
two DcliaIs, Dsnli:3I2l =. R,,l sob {
GtAUTIOF.lTl4E PUBBIU ARE
cautioned sgais8t hsIboring or trusting my
IA TaNr 81 Trfll grF no debts o. is7 contract
iuE aft-r his dato. JOHN HAMAAAe.
JanusrT 1850
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nR. j. MoOONNRLL'S
THE CIR REFENBERe FAMILY

'1lU OllAEAI D \
MEDIOIHEB uFe prepared under the inmedi
ate supervision Of q 6killful EhgHiciaa, and theJ
may Be relied upon in all oaseg. -..--.r..
The intelligence Of th9o0nmunity Is not inBuitod
by the Ufior o. q single medicine Whioh claims q
cure all diseases, but the Grefenbeig NEEDLES con
5i8t q eleven different Hsdlonsai al uDequaled ir
the o1rg Of the digeases tor which they are recon
mended. among which may BE- 86iecteo one appFopff
Ate te sny O the diaeAse9 incident 70 this eo1Rtp
The Grafsnberz Vegetable Pills grs better thsz
ANY other nd OF Pills IN the World-price 25 cent?
The GrRfenlsrR Uterine llathoiicon ia an iufaIll
ble remedy tor all Hsnale df8Oaseg-prica tl,s0.
- The Uterine OatholiSon win al8o cure sraVol
disease of the kidneys, Urinary dincultY in mael
The araien berg eeTsapartllA is By fAr the mos
powerful and eiicaoiODg compound n uE3-prica 81.
Tbs GrBienberg Dysentery Syrup iB g osFtEin and
quiok remedy for ii diseases u The bOWalgaricebOc
The Grefsnberg Pile Remedy never fsils to Perma'
neltly relieve this diatEs saipE disoase-pEics n.
Tho GrefHnberg Onildren's PannoeG Il an inYalu
able compound In al diEeased Incident % children
The GrRfen berg Fever and Ague Remedy q 9 SOW
reign speclnc Tor this particular di1el1opftc5 59o.
The berg Green Mountain ointment eLclb
all other lalEeG In itH Curative eDctg-prtco . co
Tbs Grefenberg OongumptiVs18 Balm affurda thE
most astonishing relief IL AL pulmonary complaints
--price . bottle. (nl-An eminent Phy8ioian o.
New York, stste1 that be has known the 1r3fanbare
OOnaumptive's Balm used with great success II
DropsT. Our oWn sRpartBnoe eubstantiNts hii
tstOment.)
Ths Grsinberg Health Bittsrs are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prsparod-price 25 cents.
The 9r5tenberg kys Lotion 10 unparalleled in al
Inflammation OF diseases Of the EFe-DEioe 25 cents,
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MOTTO GE.-O0MMON PLEAS
~ Court, ,GgsY@hSsA sY County, 0hio.
nlI.barI lI.onIr-.n

kichael VTaY u selineYfIe, fn the County
OF LOlanbiana, and State u Ohio Is n6tihed thai
Mary m MotzllVray did, en- the l7t day 81 Dacem-
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
Tor the County Of OuYahC ga charging tho aid Mich
ael McellllFray vita couInicrIlg adufsEE with d.
vers women 70 her unknown and askinR that she
may be divorced trlm the said Michael lc3illTray,
tam ri rnfd finurf
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=. - : MARYE, KIEe.
lHnlsT5 BY ALHEHE 7. sILDl hsr ktfT.
u REARnERla aA 3. .E-pIIR3IIA NT


M ASTER'S SAisE--P JRSUANT
lll 70 the command Of cecretal or6cr of aals
lf0n the Uouft oiO0mmn1 Pleas OF Luyalo1a rnnn-
y, Ohio. sf the auit Of ohegter Baxter and 1thfrr
against John =. heWtou, and othors, me diracf q
fEhal eEposg lor 81 at publc auction, at tee oor
Of the Court ouse, in the City OF Olege nd 6 M
l9th day Of BED 1852 at 10 O'Clock a. N 0nB ec1al
and undivided half IN commen of the iolIowine 1r-
ncrihfi urernisoss Situate 20 tbs toWrshi ip a.
lyn IN tle STATE o. Ohio Whtch q also q tna cuff
UuyahOga, and known a9 iol5 10 ne Buflsls oc.n11
~ nurIhnze. Sc called IN that part nf he If- 81
OleVaiand, fcrmtrly known and called he flIsr al
Ohie 70 vii: tIh1 one u1l au1 uniITIaa1 i 5ff Is
common OF each lot n lot and block = snrTI1 q
ar h8 amount lc8d tml1a(lialelV aIrra,1r |ff trf
= Lot IA, Sl25i los 81 $50; lot5i5 ~; Ior ~ 0
lot IS, 40 !ot -, f lot 80, 11 lot 1e. SEQ
lee slli als Ice sle3 SIS r. lo9, ~ lot1i2. S3i6
isi ~, Si58; lot Is Sso iot IS So isf ls 1,3.
lot ssl Sl2i; lot s55, $50; lot 57 Sz5 l5t "a ss6
lot 62l, tlsf lot 62 $40 lot 60 SIs05 lot so sl
lot rs 800 Let 81 tldG lot as $50 or - "a
lot IA $40; lot so S1O; sOt ao5 rs: lot sT SS
lot VI 1dof lo1 Al alflJ lot ga tIf; I5t e0S srso
lot 6OT, sl5Q lot to3s SIG lot AZ, $40; ldt
lot fla sl lotfll t2of lotala, : %. lot ~ -,
let "a S2ii loi "a ~ iof ~, 3loQ lsf l0ls @ ioi
iIas 800; los - ., thsguft haif ol Iof nn15ts-
il5 l l6t - 80, ~ Z, fieas ~ - a 10 n =
% iTi9ion cl elock NAKED Wv, lot nun 6eTe5
sido of a EnbdiVilion marked T.; the uhoIs o 49,
No 90 81 on th1lEilrl - 49, nnrrh 81 - s5s-f-
OhnnnsI, or Qld fiyer Bed; los So 800; lot = ~.
los g, $50 end iot "a tI50.
20 P5tsti.. izsFT .ats Y: 69Rl,
siIiY5ii5y FfA Att'E, "a "a, Hs i,ii:iis
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MR. B. B. KIEssLET-Desr Sir: We foal It duty
ke 1--WE u the public, to state thai marghnllia Oh
thOlicon Is a medicine invaluable for Complaint
oias5ed under the head of Female Diseases We haHa
used your Grtefenberg Medicines and havo beeD
greatly benefited thereby, 30 much 90, mat WeFt
the prtc5 double would have them. 10 the thou
SANDS Of our sex Who suffering from weaknesses,
Eo would recommend the Oatholtoon e. sure rana'
oea. IL gives strength to the system and gnableG
proPriSte functions. Mrs. W. OATHR,
HRS. y d. WHEEs,
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y ! l,HAYLft 'rHAXTEE."-

srEETE Ca1HBEl- o. Aurll5th, Is5l {
MaI &C., iIonDref Sir have mads
-- fa-zr al of tts Qatlatc tiis lslt ne oyy cur
.va I5aan c1re1 ~ them ol thedfeadfrl
g lnaeT yho s q s5s 5911a & as sS5sas e.,
as-sss.,irsir fsmoVsd the diseass. iesl In betlr
HffI s1 fh Rn years before Fhen a.
ftil lscrisiT 10 -fhs ELECTS Of yout OAthartic
Vour. With great Io1pectf
slAn- LuCIUs 3. MEsFOALEil
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Az n. UIaEA1
HEEEH II gbAkE
/ EGAL NUTICE.-T T1E0DOKF

EGAL NUTICE.=T =THE0DUkk
u 4 R. Scgwdon, BCss ta seoE den aud Gehiol Ged-
ha n, admtnistralors q the esiata q Th0mss
take notice that on tbs 2i Cay q January, 1s62,
Richard Uleugh dlsd his refticn esaiEst then and
others, in the Court Of commoli Pleas for CuyahO-
him, the Eaid Ceugh, upOn two pr0is11ry not. of
tn said Iheodore 4 snowsen dated nay 25s 1856
to order Of Theodore G. HIlls, win interest, st
per csut. per anluI, Fayatls annually, each Ofsaid
nOie8 BENG for s515 co. aud on ~ hlch divers lay-
ments have been made-the sun OF tcl6s19 Win IN
ierest on Ss5U,J9. at Per cent per annum frdn
Nay q le6ls pay able annUsi iy1 ena Sn soEoy9 az
per cent Fe= anaum from Nay 26i ls59s payable an
10, that sa'd Theodore 3 seovden and Ro-stts,
his wife executed and delivered to said Theooors .
A iils m rtgsge, deed Of the folloafng described
premises, . wit -'3itnate in the toUu1ip Of East
cleveland, bling number ssEens an me t#-lith
Reserve in the state Ct Ohio, and Whica 3 also n
south halt Of The following dfscrited tract e lqt
Of sna, to Tit The northwest QuartlE - sab oivt-
sion lot HGmter three hun1rag and Rineig -lour
s. fOurteen l4) boundsd as foloua,. korlh b
the line Of seid lot, east By land q 0 " hatzlnsi
to1tH ~ tlI1 - = =. -,
pnrY Alehols, Containing ise1iy - ~ 3elss 4s ne
land hereby Ceol Cd cont taining t7sa and one-h BALI
25S) eereas and being, g aloLessla he south nalh
vsyed b. Miltoa Cos 20 ul,t til n way On tbs
sll of Sep ehlbsr, A. ~ Iss buf PCT 10 an legal
efsaid two n.tes described zlsf 1thsr notes and
a bond auescribed in-said N according 20
ths tenor aud en- Ct thereoE and All ths doauit
of such psyTnent and that sad Rosotd sc0Wden has
released her Iight OF GOWery N said pfelises; and
asking Ine Court 70 ind the amount Due a. above
50 four dau5 b paid 10 tEe plains = reasonabls
tIns to lie fxed by tha Court, Eaid pIu8es BE- sold
to satisfy ssid debt and cosTs Of this suit
rrid d-fsndaats Viii ansWer the petiti0n in this
case on or before the st day Of y arch l o. Iudq-
msnt viii Be taken as Ter The Irar er 4 said Pet-
Jan3-s74 Att'F Tor FiaiutIh-
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MARY ANN MoGrLLYRAT,
b GAGE & BRUCE, hel Att' "a
ar- ~ naneu- - 1alsrn-iT1

Z A MINISTRAPOR'S NOTICE.
~ Eotise is hereby fiven that the unders'g ed
have been appointed rnd goal ned y Administra-
tors Of the ssIato o. Eiinu nd Clatk, dscesssd.
AM N. CEAEh.
fare77T HEEWV. n ftf.a
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GMITH & MATHER HAVE RI
~ MOVED 20 No. If9 West River street, whsre they
continue 70 manufacture STEAM BOILERS, OIL
TANKS and STILLS, ofau descriptions composed Of
BOilsr Iron. Doiler1i TillB and Tanks repaired
n. bah = ork IN their linz promptly attended
aS- 1l oollsiR2T
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I1EEel[l lN0TMES.


II Ae1GRsS SAL E-PfERSTl
w Ant % he eoninlsud Of = is.riS,i 49, a.
ale ron ne Dourt Of Common Reas of 0uTshoTS
5el.lI pnlo, at tha suit of Christine Hea r1T7ina
AIsa-t!q4 Arnold and Catherine ArnoId = - dirsc-
door q tha lo1rt aousa n tis fIfv n 8 '-si,,,f
IN said county On the I'D dag u Iannsf1 ils7 ~
ayglQcA = A,s lno y wing described rra gaI, 10
~ situate in tne uty Of Cieveland, in TIE stats
q ohio, and which a. also IN the County of Uuyas
hoga, and 9 known b. being lot no. fHirfTsiskf Ia
John n. " ool9ey subdivision of oriqfn9i CIV if7
10. ~ and i33 inclusive Of the erfITi 1TirlTerf1
q Llega q 0lavesnd 90 p The mapse e slid sub
alEisious On record In said countY VII nors fuilF
4ppeari and Is bounded as foli0Hs; nofthrssrIT h
llo1s bF RsrEman street, northeGg eriF- - lof No
- sou neasterly tn roar b Psrtman sla, ana
soatn Eesteriy Dy lot 10 81 being = ret u width
Isgns ano rear and lo9 feet deaP, tog9llel with
lNelllng hollo erected On SAID lot, - lhs same
more gr less but augieCt 70 al legal dighWays.-
Apliai'la as tell GAO. ~. HEnANl
ER BEAvls, Pm ATTY. 4les'sf s''al ass2iss7i Hs7
MI ASTER'S SALE-PUBsUANT 10
AZ the command Of pluries decrslal order Of
county, Otio ut tno 91ir of holeon prinea H1d ofhs
rr35 eal 9at Levi Thomas and otherg, 10 ne diroct-
- H ses e poss q saio q pa uc a1cslon, at ths
SAID comfy on The 22d day of sn1srT lfs2 ~ two
O'Clock n Mt the following dcscribad rreriIses, to
VII 8ffuate N Ealt DleFelani. lrTanr1r tcunfT.
OhlOs and bOuhded5 beginning IN tl8 FIlrf lfoa-i.
and south s94. Fest chains ~ iiuks fr1u1 fh5
vest corner Of Chittouden Lovi5 isrd tnencs south
tg4~ chains and 20 Inks Eaid Lewis. " Al line.
thence souih chains and c. nnka; fhruos D s0I{d
west chains and IS links; thence north s2(o ssst
y Inks thence north A0l1S WeEt cnllna 60 the
Plank koadi thence north 793l eagt chsius ana D
Links % the place OF beginning, cenfaininF three
ana one hall acres oi land. Appraiesd e S5Z3.
GEO. "a. VIVIAN
= = -eisA5 flslis 49, Masts5 4..1.ill seH2mh
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''iPEEssYIvlEIAR r. B OFFI0l.

TUII8U6ITI TIIIl J
'ssir: take pleasure in adding my testimony to
the efcacY Of your medicines, having derived Yery
mater Al baoaht nom the Of both your Psotoral
ond CIfnartic rilis am nogsr wifhcut them IN
ny family nor san ever oonssntto be, while M
-rrn vrfil urocure than -
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-10

these reckless agitators to desist and
help him in his own way to restore the
Union; but, instead Of this, they grow
more noisy, insulting and exacting.--
1t seems, however, that the President
has taken his stand, and is not likely to
be changed by the hovlings of his pur-
suers. The other day, as we informed
our readers, Greeley addressed an inn
pertinent letter to the President, in the
name of "twenty millions Of people,"
in which he demanded the issuing of
such proclamation as that to which
we have alluded. By the Presidents
reply to the letter of Greeley it, will
be seen that he takes the high ground
that his first and only object in pur>
suing the war against the rebels is for
the restoration Of the Union, regards
less of slavery or anything else. In a
word, the difference between the radi-
cal Abolitionists and the President, in
this struggle, is that the former are
simply for the destruction Of slavery,
while the President and all good men
are for the restoration Of the Union.---
T Pitts. Post. b q 80 '.F '"3i 1H,ia
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TERMS,--$1.5O

Of the American people, the secret OF their
submission to. Of their demand for, these
stretches Of Executive power, il they presume
or act upon the presumption that they will
tolerate them for any other end whatsver
than the suppression Of the rebellion"
Mr.. Ingersoll's language was harsh; bot
was il more so than that OF Colonel Wilcox,
of Michigan, the brave compstriOt Of Colonel
Corcoran, who. after being released from the
Richmond rebel jail, said IN a sPeech st his
public reception in Washington: >
Without casting reflection upon any mil.
itary man. it appeared to him that this had
been a brainless war. eFhars So and
laughter.
"The means of the country have been
wasted in isolated places. Contractors have
carried on the war. The blood Of our men,
the grosps Of our wounded. the tears Of the
orphan and the wall Of the widow, have
been coined into money. Men without pat =.
riotism and wisdom have urged military plans,
and which have not accomplished any thing.
Expeditions have been got up to wipe the
outside os the platter on the coast while
there are places which could be struck to
rapidly terminate the rebellion.
"This is common sense. A voice-'Thses
so.' We have man at the head OF the
army who stands first in the nation, Of broad
and comprehensive views, and who has dis.
tinguished himself as soldier. Everything
proceeding from him has a great design.--
Let little results, little politicians and contrac>
tors 60. Laughter and applause. a'a'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-10
Greeley y---M ed trick --Esing-
sll-.DiSussiOu

Greeley, in his Tribune, daily puts forth
treasonable and secesh doctrines, poisoning
and fanaticising the minds OF his followers
to such a degree that they are beginning to
break ground openly against re- Union Of
the States as. they were when the Democrat
ic party administered this Government,
A late number of the Chicago Tribune, an
offshoot OF the New York Tribune, comes
ont boldly and declares against our old gov
ernment: IN, g. ~,s, ar ...4l.a,......,,,.. ..,r..4
What, means this taM about restoring the
Union as ID soasr There can be no Union
as it was until the ConfscatIon Act is era.
sed irom the statutes; that's certain. THE
Union as it was will never bless the vision
of any pro slavery fanatic or secession sym
pathizer, and It never ought to. IT Is A
THING OF THE PAST, HATED OF Ev.
ERY PATRIOT, AND DESTINED NEv-
ER TO CURSE AN HONEST PEOPLE
OR BLOT THE PAGES OF HISTORY
AGA In The act of confscating the prop
erty and freeing the slaves of traitors will
not be repealed!' .a0a.3a , 1o aaj23ot9
b Meiill, one Of the editors Of the Chicago
Tribune, is brother in law Of Patrick, who
works to have Mr. Bnnha,n sent back to
Co 6 ess. Mr.. Bingham when in Congress,
said: 1et dag# 3 a5a &si sasFE 15 .'i
"Who ia The name Of Heavsn Waats the Cot.
tan States back in the Union unless slavery Is
abolished!n 9t8i, ~ p5 HaAE11 II a}2it iIalfs
Thus he who runs may read and under
stand where he is drifting to by following
Patriek's advice to support John A. Bmg-
ham.as4ib ere seai'tI TsiHrs- tHcQ RID
lsdY ou will f'never ses the Union as it lwas,'
unless you shoot all such abolitionists with
ballots on the second Tuesday Of October
lnext.---New Phil. Dem. stssl4f =1ilE0a