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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

81 DR.. Gibson, Professor of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable eases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See ad-
yertisement in another column. Office No. lls.
Gnrnna atraat II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29
YEAST

PURE YEAS t,
From the Natural Growth Of the Yeast Plant, pre-
served In a granulated form, and put up in
8 & 10 CT. New Style Convex P'kgs,
READY FOR INSTANT USE,
Makes Bread, Cakes, Rolls, &c,
Remarkably Rich Light and Sweet.
Never Saurs, or fails Of Exciting Fermentation as
rapidly BE- possible. Costs less than 0AE CEGr iOr
an ordinary Family Baking Il has been In use
twelve months aud Is unsurpassed by thing hith-
erto known for fermentation in every variety andform
Ea5-PoOr, Sour, Moan. Dry, Rough Bread no long
or necessary. Picked in handsomely labelled wood
boxes, for the traAei with an
INVITING MARGIN OF PROFIT,
Address q. b. SMITH & CO, Wholesgl e aud Retail
Agents for Ohio, l20 OntariOst, Cl9veland and for
sale by rst-elass Grocers in pig and Country sul"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland Female Seminar

G. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1t gives me much pleas-
ure to be able TO say that consider knabes Pianos
he uest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tver played upon, either En America or Europe.
The pedals operate with better effect than in any
other instruments; and in fact Knabe's motto may
truly be, trExcelsior" Mrs. o. S. DOUGLAS,
Teacher of Music, Cleveland.
Prof Il. J. NOrHNAGLE, Teacher Of Music in the
Ohio State Blind Asylum writes - After examining
a largo number Of Wm. Knabe a Cos Piano FOrtes,
l unhesitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen. Their tone is grand and noble they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tone power have never heard eNcelled,
They combine with fine tOuck, depth, sweetnt 50 Of
tone, purity and durability rrr
''That the Knabe Piano is superior to all others
made in This country for briiancy, sweetness, and
volume OF tone needs only to be heard convince OF
the fact n-lState Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
augi5:R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

GOLD, SILVER, Old U. s. Treasury Notes, Can
ada and Premium Funds of all kinds, bought at
best rates by E. B. HALE,
jy14:4OO III Superior street, Cleveland.
FALL STYLE GENTS DRESS HATs-Just received
in advance of all competitors. Also afull assort-
ment of Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND s ENGELHART,
Leading Hstters, opposite the Weddell.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

cATARRH eUREB,-Mr. Daniel Summer, Of
Andover, AshtabalR, who has been blind for
about two years with estarrh, has lately been
operated upon by DR.. Mcconnell, Ofthis city,
and is now able to read eOrse print. He
was able to visit our Office yesterday, and
convinced us Of the change for the better
that he haS experimental which, it may
well be supposed, be was immensely pleased
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29
Imnnr1nnl ID Lndles.

Mrs. c. 9. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to ft all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bsndages supplied to order.
Mrs. williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. u; 4lS
81 New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables bs
Champlain street.
FRANK B. & FRANK g. WALBRIDsE.
july2s: Rl2
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M A Rim E .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESTERED-AUGUsT 2s.

ENTERED-AUGUsT 25. -.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Propeller OWego, Bryant, Dunkirk.
Propeller Gov. Cushman, Trayers, Buffalo,
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Ogdensburgh.
Schooner Hyphen, Osborn, Marquette.
Schooner MassilOn, Lloyd, Buffala
Scow B Chaplin DuproFa, BAY city.
oLEAHED.
Steamer May Queen, Viger Detroit.
Steamer Planet, Ward, Superior City.
Propeller Young America, Tyler, Toledo.
Schooner flight, Young, Marquette.
Schooner Butts, McEWen, Buffalo.
Schooner Hyphen, Osborn, Marquette.
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WANrED-Fraetional Stock of the Clevelan d
Columbus Cincinnati Railroad.
E. B. HALE, Banker,
III 9unarior street Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the 97th
VESSELS PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
port yesterday
BoTlND UP-Brig Montezuma schooner II L Whit
man. PrOpellers Wenana, COlonist and Globe bark
Golden Fleece; schooner HoppOcE.
R0UND D9yS-RaTk Plym3uth; schoopeTs Musk
inEum and New Lisbon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

A sUoszsz1Os.-All the wards in the city,
Il is Weii known, are subscribing liberal
sums Of money for the purpose of raising
reeruits to save their respective wards from a
draft. This money is given to the recruits
On eulisting. Would it not be better to give
the money to the families Of the volunteers IN
stated instalments? The men do not need it
afser enlisting, as their wants are supplied
BY the government. In agreatmany inssan-
ess the bounty paid to the men on snlisttng will
DO little or no good to the families OF those
men. We offer thisas q suggestion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WELLASD CANAL
are indebted to CUpt. T. P porr for the following
list Of vessels passing through the Welland Canal
BOUND WEsT-On the 25th--Props Young America
and Vermont; bark Republic; brigs Saxon and Mo-
hawk schOonerB ST. Andrews, Lucy Alehard, Dane,
Allen. On the Z7tb-Rark Gam schpQners Willard
johnson, , Penteld, Op6ida, shade aud llahnah
Butler.
BOuSD EAsr-On Tho e6th-SchOouers w II Merritt,
l. J Latham, John Potter and Arabia. On the 2lth-
Brigs w Gross and John Young; schOOuers Pier
pOnt, Darien, james Coleman, Australia, Royal Al
bert, MOuntaineer, Plymouth Rock Canada, Lilly
Dancy Alliance, MelrOse, Norwegian, ID McInnes,
G Ford and Flora Watson brig Orkney Lass
Vessels discharging at the EleYator-Brig Bay City
schOoners Queen Of the Lakes + d Baxtar and Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

PRIsoEKRs IN CANP.-Since Camp Cleve-
lad Eas organised, there have been forty
seven prisonsrs confined there under guard.
Of these, eighteen were deserters, and the
remainder " skedsddlsrs" from draft. Six
teen deserters we're sent to Camp Chase on
wednesday, to be delivered over to their re-
-Dsstfre regiments. One deserter was reieas-
{be oShsr day, BY order Of the Secretary
The reason was that the man be-
u - q reiigioGs association in the
Sa.,ss-U vt Of the State, EhO are cOnseisn-
..,.-..,- o,10.s& 70 ssr. Of the PFis0psrs,
- -. IN syasd oYsr 70 Camp by o. s.
1Ss-,bSi BIN. four b = City Marshal Gallagher,
enc by Major cOttsr, fna 0Ns y : N'S4''
Marshal from Nsaina'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-29

TOTAL Loss OF THE KALOOLAH-The wTecking party
which left here lev days since TO 60 the relief Of
The steamer kalOOlah, ashore at -Saugeen, on Lake
Huron returned to this city yesterday morning, hay-
ing been unsuccessful In their mission. On Friday
last storm arose, and at y o'clock Of the same night
she broke in two and subsequently went TO pieces,
nothing being saved of any value or consequence The
KalOOah was built at Buffalo by BidWe Banta, and
came ont in 1859. She was insured for $4,000 which
will fully cover her loss. The following companies
held risks on her Home Insurance Company, s3,0s9;
Phoenix $1,000 and British North American, 81 iOOa.
II Detroit Free Press.
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The British Government demanded
that these gentlemen, with their Secre-
taries, should be given up, and our
Government has acceded to their de-
mands. This is a curious piece Of bu-
sincss, to say the least Of it, Our
Government either done wrong in az
resting them, or they done wrong in
giving them up. One or the other Of
these acts was wrong. Then Congress
had to pass resolutions approving Of
the act of Captain Wilkes in arresting
them, and voting him gold medal
Now they ought to pass resolution
that he done wrong, and no gold med.
al must be given. The British lion
has made the first roar, and it has had
its effect on our Government. The
next thing they will either recognize
the Southern Confederacy, or demand
the raising of the blockade. How oul
Government will act then time will
tell. In the meantime let us all watch
and pray, for no one can tell what a
day will bring forth.
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AM Important Nave im Ohio.

The people of Delaware county, in
this State, are getting signers to the
following petition
70 the General assembly Of he State Of
Ohio: We, the un !eisigned, being legal 70
ters Of Delaware County. Ohio, in view ol
the inimstion made BY The President of the
United States, in his late message, that, by
an act Of Congress, and by laws OF some oI
the s aies to be hereafter enacted, many oi
the ncgoes now held as slaves, may be set at
liberty and fearing that they may wander in.
to Ohio, to the great damage of The white in
habitants Of our State, end especially to those
who have TO depend npon their labor TO sup,
port themselves and faulil'es--
We, therefore. respectfully ask vour hon
orablc body to enact law. su stringent in
its provisions as totally 10 prohibit any ne
groes from emigrating o, settling or hold
ing property in Ohio; and, Ir not in conflict
with the Constitution, Z at you also cause
those now in Ohio to le removed in az reas
onabG time as your Judgment NAV suggest;
ard that you nake il The duty Of tho Trus
tees OF the several tow nships TO see that
said law be faithfully enforced,
BY striking out the word "Dela
ware" and inserting the name Of any
other county, the above petition vii
do for circulation in any part of Ohio
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08
Evac,.aalon 81 yera Crux

NEw YoRx; Jan. Q 2--rhe Spanish squad.
ron took possession OF SanJuan U'uIloa on tbe
18th Of Decsmqar. Vera Crusswss evacda
ted BY the Mexicsn troops, the ne 1t day they
retired without firing gun
The governor Of Vera Cruzs was wil;ing to
evacuaIe The city. but demanded and received
Q respite Of "a hours.
Gen. Gozeti. on landing, issued proclama.
ton to the troops end another to the people;
the latter to the effect that troops had come
hther only 20 demand salts 'aciion for the faiI.
ar. Of treati,> and violence onn ittei agais Il
THAR compatiioti but TO obtain guaran ees
against similar ou,rages. the greatest sati,iac
lion 10 the army would be.aiter Fulfilling iss
mission from the queen, TO return to It's own
country With tho certainty Of haveing meri.
tod the sff.oiions Of che. Msxicans.
Nearly one hundred ri6ed cannon OF the
'iasess pattern were found in San Juan.
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on scale which would have Gstonlshed pso
pie in ante Crimean times.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times
says that General Scott has gone back with
the intention Of enlightening the Washing
ton Cabinet as to the ideas oil the French
Government. He is. doubtless, acquainted
with the opinion Of the Emperor; and that is
not favorable to President Lincolnhs policy.
General Scott will probably cnoyince his
countrvueD that they cannot count on the
moral support OF France.
The mail agent Of the Trent was received
by the Royal Yatch Club He narrated the
circumstance Of the seizuae OF Mason and
Slidell, which differed In almost every detail
from accounts published in American journ
els.
The London Herald takes strong ground
against the DAILY News argument in favor Of
arbitration, and says negotiations can't be
listened to, while Mason AMI SldclI are
prisoners; and opposes such settlement in
toto.
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Bank Suspensions.

An Of the Eastern Banks have sus-
pended specie payments, together with
some Of the Pittsburgh, &c. The
Banks Of Ohio and Indiana are still
paying ont specie. But it is thought
that the Legislature viii, during the
present week, pass an act to give ths
banks Of Ohio the privilege Of fellow.
ING the example ofthe Eastern Banks
II the Ohio banks should continue t.
pay out specie, the notes Of suspended
banks of other States win be at hea
wv discount in Ohio. We are in favo
scf d general Suspension Of all tn
banks, Or no suspcnaion by anyse
tlssm. "A
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Lascst News.

DETROIT san. 3 The ezra session OF
The Michigan Legislature convened Mt Ian
sing yeSterlav. The Governors Message
suggests the liquid uion OF the direct Feriei al
TAX bv releasing the Federal Government
rom 'einbur,ing the State on account of this
war exp ~ es TO an equal amount. Twcutv.
iour thousand men have Leen furnished hy
Mi higan for tho wal OF which ten regi
ncnts. Tor three years, ono h,ltery nfartille.
W and one regiment OF three m,n.h yolun
teers have been raised a. the expense of ths
State, costing $3.50, 600, OF which S92 GOO
have been refunded by the U. S. Govern.
inent.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 8 The Jonrnai has
Information that JohnsOos anil Buckner's
orces tore up the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad. thee. lourlhs of mile, about our
Or five miles beyond Green river. piled up ths
Cross ties, laid the rails upon them, and set
fire to the whole mass. repeating the same
operation a, d fferent distances all she way to
Giassgow Junction, besides telling an many
trees a. possible across the track. TIL v
were engag:d in blJ wing mp the tunnel threv
hundred ieel hing near the Junction.
The crew efthe Pink Varbleshaye returns
from Nashville. They say that st the great
fire at Nashville, which consumed S7OO.OOo
worth Of property, on the 22i nlt., G. q.
Armstrong; Prk floise. contributed mate
rially TO the f,mes, and that stored shells
exploded lcrrifcallv in every direction.
The rebels haye promised to pay for the boat
as 1t was engaged in bringing them machine.
ry under permit from Secretary Chase.
New YoRK, Jan 3--L,tters 3 rom Port
Roval - the 30th ult.' state hat C,mm Wiors
Dupont IS preparing Tor new naval demon
stration. The gun boats are concentrating
there and the sailors are practising with a
i large number OF launches in lhe work Of land.
ing troops. About 10000 soldiers could bc.
spared from Hilton Head, in addition 10 Gen..
stevens brigade TO operate against Charles
ton, Savannah, or tho rebel f,rce at CIssawa.
chs. rhe latter is most likely ths point ID.
he attacked
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lover Of his country" "Vs Aass ssors fsai
from The fdnasioai abo,ihonisis Of sie Novfl
tsaz j'vr hs ,s5ets Of the SoGth."
The above from one Of the most dis.
tinguished gentlemen in Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet, and in fact the only true Rep
resentative the West has in it, contains
more truth than is usually crowded in
to that much space. Every word Of it
should be engrayen On the minds Of
the people, but more especially the clo-
sing sentence.
Sd. Our neighbor thinks that it is
all wrong for US to intimate that his
dear friends, the Abolitionists, are
more to blame than any one else for the
present war. We don't think We have
done wrong in intimating this. To
show who are responsible for this war,
and where it began, we will give sn
extract from funeral discourse lately
delivered by Rev. ]. a. Thoms, of the
Western Reserve, on the death of ST.
mon Bushrlell, who died very suddenly
a few weeks since at Oberlin, his place
of residence. (Mr. B. is the gentle
man who was tried at Cleveland in
1860 for stealing the slave John at
Wcllington.) This Mr.. Thome, who
delivered the funeral discourse, and ut
tered the following language, was chair
man of the committee on Resolutions
At the CHRISTIAN Convention held in
Columbus some two years since, at
which our neighbours dear abolition
friends, Revs. McCready, Craig, Wat
kins, BRADY and McAbee of this Sec
ton of country, together with VIM. G.
Finney, ESQ.,, attended. Our neigh
Dor dare not say that Mr.. Thome would
utter an untruth. If he did, these
reverends would turn him out of their
abolition church. Mr.. Thome says:
"'An the world wondered that John
Brow" should throw awav h's lie at Har-
rer's Ferry. But the world then sat in
Judgment against God. who hurled his own
thunderbol' against that stronghold. AND
INAUGURATED THE WAR. The first
h-t ,oos not fire, nj Ert !S"mpter Heaven
tork the iait,nfiVe at The ARSENAL"
The capitals and italics are our own.
There you have it, ne,ghbor, in black
and white. And as two-thirds of your
readers, with yourself, approved of
John Browns acts at Harper's Ferry,
you will certainly not now be ignorant
in telling us "who inaugurated the
war;" and where the "frst blow was
struck" The above is all the reply
we have to make to our neighbor's ar
ticle at present. ......
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or Grelt preparations are at last beine-
made to put all our harbor forts in state Of
de'ence The Pnil'delphia Press sag>:,
"One oi the chief difficulties j. the want Of
cannon Of large caiibre. The avarious foun.
dries I'M Ter Government control are worked
to the utmost, and IN United orders have
been given to the Fort Pit, Alger and West
Point foundries. Tie preSent prEiac ion j.
eight or ten large Yuns o week. but in the.
course OF ninety days they will turn, OIL
twenty week. 'rha adoption Of wrought
iron carriages has facilitated operations
Fort Delaware IS intended to inouat one hun.
dred and thirty five eight, tan. and. fl, eep-
inch gins.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 30

w ASH NribN, btC' op
SENATE A communication was receiv
ed from the Secre'ar, Of War, in reply to
the resolution OF the Senate. stating that it
is incompatible with the public interest to
furnish the correspondence which paSsei he.
tween General Scott and General Patterson.
Mr. Grimes introduced a bill TO acquire
the title to the District of Columbia.
Mr. Davis INTRODUCED bill declaring GER
tain persons alien enemies, and for sacrificing
their property for the benefit Of loyal per.
sons
Sena'e adjourned till Thursday.
HOUSE.-Mr. Potter reported the 'olow
ing, which was adopted.
RSsoivei. That the Secretary of the Treas.
ury he requested to furnish without unecces
sary delay. TO the select committee ins rnct
ed 10 inquire into the alleged d,slovnlty o'
Government employees. the Information ask
ed fnr by the letter on the Sd inst address,
ed by the chairman nf the committee to the
Secretary OF the Treasury. Mr.. Potter ala,
resolution calling on the Secretary Of the In
terror to similarly respond.
He said it was necessary that the select
committee should have this Information in
order to make their report.
Mr.. Mallory objected to the introduction
Of the above named resolution, calling on the
Secretary OF the Interior, &c.
The last resolution OF Mr.. Potter being ob
jected to, 1t was not received for consider.
tion
Mr.. Stevens. from the committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill repealine
certain laws'creating ports Of entry---,he con
siderstien Of which was postponed until the
second Tuesday IN February.
Mr.. Stevens briefly expressed his views
Saying, among other things. that the blockad,
was quasi ADMISSION OF the nationality O
those whose ports sse blockaded, and that il
was not correct principle for o natien Il
blockade its own ports; incidentally aluiin,
% The Trent affair. lie said that the con
duct OF France was impertinent, 40 she wal
un,nvited 10 intervene in the affair; but whe,
we shall have settled our dommestic troubles
we will look into ihe holy alliance OF ,hes
powers, France snd England, and see hov
far thep shall be permitted 10 control ou
Iconfuet.
i House adjourned till Thursday.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

n@-We are under obligations to
j. H. Khppart, Esq, Secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, and to
Hon. NJ. Mccall for copies Of the Re-
port of the State Board of Agricul>
ture for 1860. It is q valuable book.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

H. 1t is rumored that Hon. A. P.
Stone, the present Treasurer of the
State of Ohio, is to succeed Hon, R.
j. Atkinson, as Third Auditor of the
U. S. Treasury, as soon as Mr.. Stones
term as Treasurer is out, which will be
during the present month.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

PASSPORTS IN PoLAND.-The pass
port system is most strictly carried on
in Poland. To get passport to leave
the country costs q Pole four hundred
rubles, which is about two hundred and
eighty dollars,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

THE STATE BANK OF OHIo.-We
learn that at meeting Of the board
of Control of the State Bank, held in
Columbus on the 4th inst, it was de-
termined that the Branches would
maintain specie payment.
The State Bank of Indiana has al
SO resolved not to suspend specie pay
ments.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

BaE- The opinion Of Hon John P.
Hale, the republican U. s. Senator
from New Hampshire, on giving mp
Mason and slidell, viii be found in
the Congressional proceedings in to-
davis Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

IT isreported that Col A. S. Piatt,
ofthe S4th Ohio, now at Barbours-
vile, Western Va, is to be promoted
to the rank of Brigadier General
The brigade will be formed of the 34th
and 54th regimonts--the latter at
Camp Dennison. These regiments
were raised under the title of Zouayes.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

CHOLERA In INDIA.-Cholera is ma
king great ravages in India. At Can
pore the natives are the principle VIC
tins. At Kandahar eight thousand
persons died in eighteen days.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

seA-F For long-winded gasconade az
tieles about the taking of Mason and
slidell, read the republican papers for
the month previous to Dec. 30. From
that date on the same papers contain
any amount Of soft soap apologies
This is a. great country.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

RPWe learn from the Columbus
correspondence of the Cincinnati pa
pers, that the Union troops were driy-
en- from Sutton, Va, on the 29th ult.,
and the post was given up.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

EsA-A deserter named Richard
Gatewood, belonging tothe First Ken.
tucky Regiment, was shot at Charles
ton, Western Virginia, on the Goth Of
December.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

Hon. Horace Footc, Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas, Cuyahoga
district, died of smallpox, in Cleve'
land, on the 1st inst.
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nson. Q. 81. Pcnalc,on,s spstcl,

A very large portion Of the outside
of to-day's Sentinel is taken up With
this able and mastery speech on the
"Power Of the President 70 suspend
the privilege Of habeas corpus" We
recommend our readers to give It a
careful reading, as it is an able consti-
tutional argument on the above subject.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-01-08

BI.1t will be seen by reference to
the Foreign News in to-day's paper,
that his royal highuesa, Prince Albert,
is dead.