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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26
"NbnlLtinr, tpr,trne.." !"

. Under this bead. tile New Philaielphia,s
ruScarawas ,copntve Democrat. oi lhe 31st,.
-uli has the followlng: 2AS @'"'
III The Postmaster at tiRowyille, iaytfis icoan.
tyreceiyed rom the Department. at MA shs-
irgl on an ofdrr FIR his removal ard the rs
moval OF the iPsstoffice to New Bed 'ord, Co.i
Shoctou connHaai4 5fgf qflu9eHg syga dbl
The reason for The removal, az stated in
the order. wasfthe disloyalty of the comml-
hity. Ihisjis lt'elly gronndless. ana the
true rea oil is1the large Democrat maiorlty
that iownshipeave at tho late electisn.--
NO doubt tlhs is the work Of some Of those
sweet scentedlBingham this
section, who are ernslly up to that kind or
mean tricks z The removal OF the office isa
great inconvenie nce 20 about two hundred
citizens. who hoy will have to 60 our1niies
Tor their mail matter. nisGGaeW
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MONDAYS NEWsY

The probabilities are ,lhts fight viii soon
iske plsee,at Fredericksburg, Va, bs,ween
esh iurusids's,arnis asa ths retei gsusrSl
l. ngslreet III 81 ~ FL
Jackson has 1000 IOldlsrs Ssar wipSh,s.
ter, Va. and ategiueht oi cssalrysl Mar
iinsbufe, Ya.N~ - y " v
Whites band Of susrrillAs are sgain at
Leesburg. Va.
100 loa6ng officers have been dismissed
from the service.
rThsrebsts have torn up twenty two miles
OF the main track Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, between Hsrper's FERRY and Cum,
berland. ...I. 1900. ......,
Our gurboats have destroyed the town o.
St. Mary, Georgia. -
Seventy-live OF MOrgln's men were cap.
tured near Nashville on the 22l. ,-
Bragg's Buckher's and Cheatam's brc,s
were at Murireesboro on the lsjhs ( Sa.s ',v
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26
From The Senrcn .AdNerliser


GTTbe tgocd times have come' Every
body banks, and every body. takes every.
body's paper F'hA" '51' '+i @'"
PR3scE1prioS FOR oPixIoN's SAKEs-.!A1 81
republican friend ofoufs says IT is downrigttt
prescription tor the Democracy,to to carry ev-
cry thing as they have been recently doing.
or One OF onr old Democratic iriendssays A'
his rerub ran neisbbprs 'isheti tears as large
as winter piI pins" over tile su cess OF the
Dcmocpcv. Sufi ,eit to say lie feels good .
0J-As soon as anybady saws anything dis.g15
respectful, at Washington, Of ,lhe, AdnlnisI
| tra,ion he is ''ar,tstel"' Put down the
screws. gentemenl!a 9h 90 5a9'E 3ii3 s1h2I
/ OF Tom aIoddsr ef!ths Marian liiryosi is o.
Irresponsible nr the follov ing: ill.,. .s-,,,,
A GLORIOUS OED' DfnCcRATic DAIRY
Sam NedaGgy. 6 "a. 3g3it 5aI3 sdl 1o3
GTtYankce, Notroph'slas btd news ,orsar
1.-THE glllS, that the manufacture Of bHsseS is .
Iaaxtd by tie ne" law. %" '''''| ''3"' @I'''
0E17'lhe only party in America that ever a.
attempted 70 pIace restrictions uron the right
/ OF votirg. was one Of the predecessors OF the
present Abolition party, 'A'A't '5''9'
j19 0zy, 30 matt err v hat.rane the opposition
give The hem9gHcy, they alwa.s, pAks it, ,a.
0trThe parct 4nak(1s say II err i<a scar. sscqaar.i'h
Iciiy O rags 1l.hsrew slpn fIas,ei iharksIE q
/ owe us some'hit 6, lqr their tssue il lc,ssses
I the cost ofcuis w 2'''' "a '''@' @.''''a'
Cs..Y Ben Stanton andtrn, Fw NJ arc qGar-s q >
! rellrg oger tlef7Ge 1eiahNip }i7r>.o,d at
Shiloh. II isSgreat pity hat Ben does not
At once go tito Tie seiyice and chow htw'
helds are wen. Me8i sai'iy sfa t9Yris
| %, Ct One OF our Republican changes says
I the recent Dtmccratic victcries are merely
1'artif!isl. .vic1criGs." oldiAte once said the ="
crisis was ar iiicial+'I +'IYs7leiainiIh saibaserl
0r"he Hadin County Democrat ssys
I thata vote1w wasre'ently taken in two con pa
lits Of he 45th Ohio Iaths hoo companies d.
there were ssvca who voted Rtpyblqan,--
And still the Aboilionis,s claim the sol
tders! t- atj g23Hiad HoiG 7 10 hited 9El
G7-A man in Iowa recently hung himself.
! lie had been constant reader Of the New
York T3buae-which was cause enough for @''
suicide. ,a..,,s fatysi sr8 turAis9~1i 9G1
| OF Democratic Notifications are he order
OF The day in Southern Ohib. ''The ar Of
Jubilee" ."eaaf,u..,eaoa - 7raf,42244 sgsi
A MAMMOTH CAVE. That of Republican, a
ism in 1862. 3' '@' t''''.' @'1' Wy '''''
+. OF There are bali dczan town ships inHcg'
Ohio where The Abolition Stas Ticket this Z
year did not receive solitary vote
| OF Even Fremont in a mild way denoun.
ceS 'he arbitrary arrest of citizens without
trial! "Straws show tho way the wind
Iblows" eaf at l}9iEaFIc flb sHGEEH 5>yG
OF Had Gen. raj Mcclellan. stolen mig g..
ger or two and boasted Of it, the Abolition,
ists would to man have been his support
els. .s,.f|r .1g,fgF RAffF-., ID rsIa ~ y9....
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Notice to p.,ro,cd Prisoners.

HEADQUARTERS U s. PARoLEp FoRcEsl
COLUMBUS ONO, Nov. II, 1862 ,.l
Special Order No ITO a,a v.h.@ IAN.
All officers, non commiS Stored officers and
Iprivates, who have been paroled and ordered
to report at Camp Chase, or Camp Lew Wal>
lace, and who are absent from duty, whether
with or without leave, are hereby command
ed forthwith TO report at The last mentioned
camp. .. .a,l{E tlf ssef. .is.5. u
An exchange OF prisoners having been
agreed on batween the United States and
The so called Confederate States, all paroled
prisoners ordered to either Of The above
camps will he speedily sent forwafd TO their
old regiments, ...s., ,...sss ,9 7aett y N
Officers nesiectins to obey this order
promptly vii be. reported to the, Secretary
OF War, with 4 RECOMMENDATION that they
be d;shonorably dismissed rom ,he service.
Non commissioned officers and priyates who
shall fail TO report in obedience TO his order,
will be punished by court IpaltiaI. by with
hol ling their pay or o,herwlse,j according TO
the character and aggravation q their, re
spectiye oifenses. y+e. III, :, 49,
BY command Of Brig. Gen'l Cooper, COM
nanding. XIV. ...s..5-s. 5u..,..f.t /,
Nj W. esA <'.'- A. A. .Gen'L,
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no the Point.

The Democratic papers of this State
concur pretty well in adjudging the
Cincinnati Commercial to be the prin-
cipal ORGAN OF ASSASSINATION in
OHIO. The GAINESVILLE city Times, ed
tied by Mr.. Glessner, a Union mem
Der of the Legislature, speaks of it as
follows: 1s,.'as & ..'al.-. MI = = ., -
"The Commercial is a vicious pa,
per, that paaasrs 70 III, ,vety lcoySt pqssions oj
men, and from the most sorliia paotivss, aud i
is hence to be expected that even the best D.
men will hot escape its calumnies."
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Meeting of the Democratic State
.ss fai eCeMslsil Comm sftec. 4edsi 8

The Democratic Stale Central Committee
had aneeting at the "Amer,can Hotel" ii
,his city, On Thursday, November 2oIh.--
The Chsirman and Secretary being absent,
Judge Clancy, ottbe Seventh Congressional
District was msde Chairman pro ten, and
Frank II Hutd, E'q Of The Thirteenth
Distr Ct, was appointed Secretary pro hm.-
Several Of the members being absent, the
COMMITTEE, after an Interchange Of views,
adjourn ed 70 meet in this city, on Tuesday
Deceihber I'd, 1862, at ten o'clock A. M.
when II is hoped there Will be a lull attend
ahee. .-4Stakfsntnn. - .Dl-- tL.1t ~ ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26
ss~ The New Philadelphia Dcmo-

crat is in favor of every man in Ohio,
who voted last fall against the Aboh-
tionists, signing the following petition,
and having it forwarded to Columbus
against the first week in January next:
70 the General 4tssrn,b'y Of Ohio: ,5a~
The undersigned voters Of ------- county,
remonStiate against the election VI any. per
son as U. s. Senator who has an Abolition
Record, and We pray your honorable body
TO elect true, Union loving, Conservative,
who is in lav0r Of p, ostcutingthe war with
in the limits Of the Constitution and oppo.
std to severance Of the States under any
pretence whatever .atGn a,aa Is g.5 .r
Let such apetition as the above be
freely circulated in every township in
Harrison county, and sent to either ou1
Senator, Mr.. Welch, Or our Reprcsen.
tative, Mr.. Latlam. s' ,bara'a
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Tie New York Tribunc's New
." rs Sensation. -f.,,..

ne NC" toih lriouie u, W ''oSHt4ga4 ,- 1en
tsih'u oouo'e ie%"eu Vei''i"' Sn,NrlIt'
thal II hSu eied'Sole ih'o'u'A'i0H 'H%' e'a''
des'me hego's',obs" batc heeH VpeHou &c,
tween eeI'Sih De'uoc'a''e 'entS !" ,a'' :,
Glty anu 'he neau 'iai'o' i''.,''tot.a w =
ne li'ouhe pio'e'ua ~ Sate nv, 'io piupIs.I =
uasls OF IeSYilpss9l IeSYilpss9luS uS al az suo9 -
'he llltuhe aIl'cio Hap seps o'ol H'S oprp nv,
try ooy teieGisph 9ionuay a,,s'loGn. i.n0
w cihhall enquirer o' y'.F' es'e'uaF' W WI a.
llcle oh 'he Inhie mars nes' 0'sS0'sisu " '''
III, % uhe' says nc q yss,a,
no suostaHce " e'ne tle'siueu De'nU. lHI,
e'"''c p'opvS''II" was ooi,S"'T1 p IN puE. p,i;.
speecn o' u,e Aop' oOnn an 1n DIte' w. SSro
eIeu sinco 'l,e oieetio". le', ~. ~
,ueIe suseeo'eu 10 tne ,S!.' 'gs,t ~ 49,
Dealer oe'ler ceni7 'HyN my ~ Its"i W
on p'an eyu'e nav D iri'''''' ~ nav
W the iHpoNe' .r-Ltv.u
MS 10 v ue 40 "a '"il 40 :: "o'I, Wv DIn NJ.
nu'eh :, ooi'o"'u nv NV ~ ~" nj, w. I,ho
io.H i'ouNs' nv see, =. I" - L;aL
Al ''ote' "ie' ~ 'Ao -
GioPPe" ~ hlmSst , On ,''s -, -sI
II, al ~,S 80 80 ;. - -. ,1,,a.aif ~ ;
ta'e ~ 'h.s ''v,v va va ,,"a uU'~ SaEa ~
.ne ieue'I'o" u'u Nv. PS9' "'t'
DC Even apI , anu ,,'1s .'g l. '1o @ 49, bnons
"' H''I LII ,h ~ ,j;,,s, ,n, n q
80 a., - oos,, r.
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l'n. 80
Soaa';an ~ nn,nos,,, "rI ;nn;t;nr he Stato,
.,I;l..',.'Ja,, ,a''99 - - ~,
,a'! :" e ,e'',oh W 'ahoII;o. | IA "v;l,oa Tho
! eetaIs ,o,,iI - c,.,t,or os.,,r.,,o- -
go UT 49, IDS ot 10 val,ana,,hou
'i''u'g' , s,Tr
"a'ua, p"pa',o" ~ ~ H. Ii@"so - n"t ;n 3pa 81
,,o aIso o,d ,hnS shia15 ,bom co.. a., a.;
A,'. S 1"U ""N Z - shn,Ii ahnasa ~a ~, .,
H.. "a' apnran,;on a - rar,so ~ FoSar.J Con.
%,e ha.,a tn,"h, ,hat Ih;s nnnId
ho a.s, nt o,tainront tbnn,h ra .honld nre
- ,,[,,t;,,,,I,,;o 'e, tha s,,IiroI -
~. m ~ ;,h, "irI w 'U hna nna u;,En,,, jIc,;or
"i9 Iee1. =" ths,. oo, h.sa nn, rnbo,t Sj;rmla
';nn i igG3 y WA - " O''' ~ = 'F''N
~ Tha Tr,h,na. &c uon1ar r,,noe ,ha so1
1o,in, nc ,ha noin.s orning Tho .hss;S of he
stcran,leyl;na ,ero,,tiorsn weon tho Don,
n sn Nv ~, yn'k C;tr ~ and M III,
bsod trai,ors II Ricbmond. ,~'''a, '-1 > 'N
~ The S,ates now,in ,she,,;on are ,o e,cc
,nenhers n ,he ryessot Congress, !, ho ara Il
r,rocen, tbemse.vps a. " asSingto,nn IA cla;m
sao,s m said Conc,sss on or ,he,o,e 'ihe Is
Adav Of Jannarv next. frhe members Sc
chosen are 10 b,lully in the rebel interest
1 INT are NOT To he per$on% who nave So cons
D,rnon,ly @ m WV par,ic,na, ed IN active treason is t,
tFo I,ohlr ,n c,nvict,on as tra;,6,s .vilhin III,
tb,he stIict d, tin,t,on OF The Federal sConsiitu
i,mn
! . The Honse b4inr 50 allied, will Al otc,
jbave q cb, ioin, conservative and ,ebcl In.
1;r,,fy INA viii n,rcpca 10 no.,,v the p,rsI.
t3ont ,ba, ,tta ,eleIlio, i s,hs,ont;alh, erdpd
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lRaslser 4 Ft,israry 4 ArrcSr I'm ,Sfs

saaaeslser 4 FtftfrNry AFreSf isI sJtifoI
The Case OF warren SSuBtcn
On the 14th day of November, inst
one month after the people Of Ohio
had, at their election, condemned the
practice Of Illegal arrests of citizens
by the military, Warren Stanton, Of
Ashtabula County, was, arrested, at
his residence, upon the pretext thath
had discouraged enlstments, and was
hurried off to the Government Bastile
at Columbus. The arrest was made
in the usual manner, in contempt and
violation Of law. If Mr.. Stanton had
violated any law. the courts of Ashta-
bula county were open to punish him.
There are but one thousand Democrats
in that county, out of six thousand
voters. He could be tried before an
Abolition Judge and by an Abolition
jury. No Abolltionist will deny that
Ashtabula, even in HIS SENSE of 10y.
atty, is a loyal community, and can be
relied upon to punish all illegal prae.
tees. Why, then, is the civil power
set aside there2 Will any one pre-
tend to say that it is necessary, ever
upon the miserable plea that Of the
tyrant cxpediency? 5.sa
| We need no further evidence to con
Vince us that Mr.. Stanton, like every
other man who has been arrested for
political ofense in the loyal States, i:
innocent, has never broken any law
and we do not doubt that after he un
dergoes the. torture of Imprisonment
he will be discharged without tria
as an innocent man! He was probabl,
arrested at the instigaticn Of some ma
Ilignant and cowardly Abolitionist il
Ashtabula county, who wanted to ven
his personal spite. Discouraging en-
listments! That is a pretty broad an'
extensive phrase, that can be made t
cover almost everything which tn
Government disEikes! 1t is like it
counterpart, al loyal practice" whicl
may mean anything or nothing, as
whim or caprice may suggest, and un
der which the party in power nigh
arrest and punish every body who dis
approved of its policy. We can as
sure this Administration that the deep
est and most intense feeling of indig
nation is being created by these arbi
trary and despotic acts in the loya
States. They have been condemne'
Iby the people in thunder tones, and
severe retribution awaits all those VIII
have had any agency in them Eng
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Cong EHeSS

Meets an next Monday. The country
will again be afflicted, but thank the
Lord, it is the short session, and mus t
terminate on the 4th day of March
next. Within that time it will 10,
however, an immense amount of mis-
chlef. i a.1 & 7-uAcg ElGwa- s#3 ;. g
We shall not be able to publish the
Presidents Message until week after
next. a7 saa 2aeE" a' 'm
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26
issy- JEFF Davis has. become SO dis

-austed with the Union sentimentAthat
il rising in North Carolina, that he
talks very strongly ofathrewiag that
State entirely out Of bis Southern Conr
federacy. ! Jeff swillrfndl rthstethe reA
suit q. the elections IN tie North WIN
cause him more trouble to keep his
government together than an the ar
mics he has to contend with. The gen.
uine Union sentiment is now increasing
rapidly in the Soathss u. " sis tsa
T.77g 4 Az - sz{te,s cfs1 !
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Com piinae.,iary ipahe white Far.T.

HEENH y VI FFEN INWEEEEs :
"a correspondentoft the New York Efb,neo
writing from Corlnh, whose letter y copied (,
into the Ohio State journal OF yesterday,
speaking of the negroes, says: Many Of .
them are really shrewd, with all iheibigs :
.rorapce, and would be,as capable ofconduet-
ing farm as ono half or or Northern far-a
melss" va haBsSd'lw38g ,gtirclafH gaiaH
We are Of the opinion that our ,Norlhernsc d
farmers will consider tlis, as MOI, very CONS =.
'plimentary; stit it is the honest opinion Of
the Aboliiohists who conduct The IYsbas'
and yownai5viIhs white men iof the North Z
WILSON be regarded as below.ihs riegresbynl
these men, unless they bbshase exceedingly
we'll, Progress toward the A ,ican audard W
is rapidly being mades--- Statesman. ninaaE..nn
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BsA- The Democratic papers Of
Ohio, almost without exception, are in
favor of the next Democratic State
Convention being held on the 8th of
january. We'hope the State Central
will fix upon that time. nasa aa
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: W.T. MT iss De. n niirl.t fs yerv i1,r,.I
tent uertioIe. 10 the salvation ~ ,bs
cones. i ever ,isSs nSs 'GT =, ,,i,a'iSn t.,, ,s.
i,trdirgse dt OihSaalep IN sdysree'-
vote iskeh p iAe Nofik. tsu<sisllv II NV
Eng'apd, beiWteh ihS Iispcsiiion 10 rs,si,o
all the STATES lstk into ne Union On 80
terms Of the Constitution, lNkich mskss ,hs
states equai and alik ike-sossfeisn, each with
the right TO have such domestic ins,ilnt;ons
as It may choose; and proposition 10 reoog.
nize Tie independence OF the Southern Con.
isdeIsoy. :
1t might be interesting as well ss instruct
I'VE, to upyall the hypocrisy ofa certain school
Of ipolitidans WHO have eiafnueed 50 zsalousIy
about the war for the Union. 1t is painfui.
" apparent that moi withstanding tais clamor-
lhey 40 not intend that The Union shalI,sx.s
ist hereafter on the lerlllS ofthe. Constitution
II 1t Is to embrace all The States. The ratio
OF slave representatiobf and the irerdtion'of
fugitive slaves, are features OF the C0pstitusg
ton which they condemn and abhor Bas,
,ween the lEaintaihanee Of these and me-
recognition OF The Southern Con tederactlsi
n any OF them, in my Judgment, four to onr
would prefer tho latter. Their ayertion III
these clauses OF the Constitution was a ior;l,l
mary cause OF the alienation and hostility
OF the South, and fear they would not Yield
that aversion now to render the Union whit
il once was. Let Mr. Lincoln ,trs this qaes.r,
ton II he would solve the problom of the
nations ilDbrogho '-@vE fa& LTJh1o3 8aJ
DO not understand me that ! would yield b
the sword or any other means calcula'elto
II nder the Union what it was. -WhatI
mean Is, that il the Urjop. and that cniy ls a
the object, tho sword will never find the
beiigerents in a better condition TO consum: -
mate that work than they are now, and that
0 aer,agencies should be promptly employed.
| yield to no man in devotion AMI loyalty to
! the Union as it was and TO the principles Of
government transmitted to us by our athers,s.
The maintanance and perpetuation Of these
shall be the object nearest my heart! whether
1 be in private oil, pubic life. With much i
esteem, remain, Yours truly,
+. ,sii2athWN. BIG LER,l '39'
To ), D. ANDERSON, ESQ PHiiadelphh Penn.
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+. OK Another head has rolled into the bas>
ket. The ven srable Major General John Esn
Wool has been relieved from his command OF,
the Maryland Department, and General =,
Robert @. schenck selected to succeed him. 3
General schenck is the Republican membera
elect 2 the next Congress, in tho 'Third
District Of Ohio. ,a...e
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GoLD PEEs Fon STATE OgFlcIALs --One
item of the State expenditures OF Wisepn,
sin, last year, was. Tor geld pens and gold
eases, costing SIS each, furnished Tor .,the
State officers = aea. Herald .s, s5..sa 81.
glag That was gdoneg Mr.. Herald, in
the Republican State Of Wisconsin.
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tTUfH EsEtNrHfttUT II
NJ llnll NN-INnnfn

We invite attention. 10 the, able and
patriotic letter Of Ex-Sehatcr Biglcr,
Of Pcnnsyleania, upshpOliiirol sfaffs,
which We give elsewhere. Dir. Bigler
is well entitled to a hearing from the
patriotic people Of The SountFy. No
man lsbored harder than he cd In
Congress, in 1861, to compromise our
present difficulties. If all of our Con-
gressmen had been Biglcrs, says the
Enquirer, We should Lave beehI a uni,
ted, happy and prosperous people to-
day. There would have been no war.
Finding that the Abolition Senators
would not accept the Crittenden Com
promise, even after the South, through
JEFF Davis, had offered 10 take it, Mr..
Bigler introduced n bill submitting 10
the people of the United States, on a
/ direct vote, the CrittenGen Compro,
mise. This the Abolition Senator's all
so.voted down. They would not com.
promise, neither would they allow the
Eptople chance to be heard on tic
y QueSllOu, .. ..... r....# #.-...-- q f.'-. ID
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26

Rsa4 Greelfy's leading editor,
Charles A. Dana, has been appointed
Assistant Secretary of War in place
of c. P. Wolcott, of Ohio, resigned.
This is another triumph of the Gree>
leyites over the conservatives s.5 rs.
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. .
ESA We shall publish in next weeks
Sentinel some extracts from a careful
and elaborate sketch Of the campaign
of General Mcclellan, which begon
with the evacuation Of Manassas BY
the rebel army, and ended with the re-
treat from before. Richmond, written
by the Prince De Joinyille, who was a
member of the Generals staff during
the organization of the Army, of the
Potomac and the Peninsular campaign.
The Prir ce $ views have been careful~
ly prepared by one yersed in the high,
est military science and diplomacy of
the age, and whose statements of facts
will not be called in question. We
bespeak for them, in advance, cares
full pcrusal. Ina ..,.....
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26

MATRIMONIAL STAMrs Commissioner Bout,
well bas decided thasal marriage cerhir,
cates will be invalid unless stamped with q
ten cent stamp. What nsxt, Commissioned
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26

d Oe-Thc people Of Ohio are becoming tenn
paiale. Thsyno longer lias their TOD. '1s :
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-11-26
Dissolution.

FTSHE co-parineaship Heretofore existing be. I,
4 sH ~ cen lbs pndersigned under the fffnfof q
Gearge- &c Wison, Aaa been dissolved thisldsylls
by mutual consent Either pariner is unlhori.s- al
zed p use the firm name In seItlemc 1. vAlI,sa
'psfsons knowing theniselyes indebted 10 the,
laie lirm wi \ please cai Immediately and seto
Up theis acco unts.
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The weekly Butte record., 1862-02-15

SUICIDAL WoMEN.-Unwise above many is
the man who considers every hour lost which
is not spent in reading, writing, or in study +;
and not more rational is she who thinks every
moment of her time is lost which does not find
her sewing.
We once heard great man advise that a
book of some kind be carried in the pocket to
be used in case of any unoccuped moment
Such was his practice. He died early and
fatuitously.
There are women who, after a hard day s
work, will sit and sew by candle or gas-light
until their eyes are almost blinded, or until
certain pains about the shoulders come on,
which are almost unsupportable, and are only
driven to bed by physical incapacity to work
any longer. The sleep Of the overworked, like
that of those who do not work at all, is unsat-
isfying and unrefreshing, and both alike wake
up in weariness, sadness and languor, with the
inevitable result, both dying prematurely.
Let DO one work in pain or weariness.-
When man or woman is tired they ought to
lie down until he or she is entirely rested /;
when, with renovated strength, the work will
be better done, done the sooner, done with a
self-sustaining alacrity
The time taken from seven or eight hours
sleep out Of each twenty-four, is time not gain
ed, but time more than lost we can cheat
ourselves, We canaot cheat nature 4 certain
amount Of food is necessary to a healthful body,
and if less than that be furnished, decay com
mences. It is the same with sleep those who
persist in allowing themselves less than nature
requires. will only hasten their arrival at the
madhouse or the grave Halls Journal Of
Health.