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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
Praying 20 Free the Negro mud
working w iite Women 60
Death. '

The three thousand New England
Parsons who sent letter to President
Buchanan during the Kansas troubles,
have just sent alctter from Boston to
President Lincoln, urging him to per-
severe in his efforts at emancipating all
the negroes in the South.
The Boston Post says there are
now in that city hundreds of poor
white women--many of them wives of
soldiers making shirts for govern
ment contractors at FIVE cents each,
and by working sixteen hours out Of
twenty-fonr can only make two day.
We have no doubt some Of the Yam
lee Parsons are contractors, and while
praying to free the negro, they arc
getting rich by making poor white wo-
men labor sixteen hours q day for ten
cents, to buy bread to keep their chill.
dren from starving.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
B9. 1t appears that the ioint com

B9- 1t appears that the joint COM
mittee of Congress on the conduct of
the var, have gone, or are about go
ing, 10 fredericksburg, to examine
into the cruises Sf the late terrible
disaster at that place. That is the
'ostensible object, but we presume the
read eNe to be to patch up something
to oosceal the criminal blunders at
Washington. Weregard tho commit
tee as nuisance which ought to be
abatcd, and if Lee could bag the con-
cern while it is on the Rappahannock,
the people would not regret it.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

A GENEnArioN TO DE EDucAfED TO HATE
THE SotTH.-- Gideon G.. Tucker, ofNew
York, in, a late letter says: .3sr 81 /, Is
I'm the spring Of 1S41, on commencing
the publication of the New York Tribune,
Mr.. Greeley announced his purpose to be to
educate generation at ibe North 10 hate
the slaveholding south In 1861, twenty
years after, that education had been complies
ted, the party Of hate came into power; and
the present gigantic fratricide began. The
Democratic party will not require twenty
years to unteach the dslusions which have
led away SO many Of our people,.
How completely Grcelsy has fulfilled bis
horrid mission. oi educating the North to
hate the South! II he has any conscisnce,
i.s results will torture and sppal him.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
DR.. Olds.

We are pleased to learn that Dr.
Olds has been released from prison.
He ~xs released on last Saturday
wee&, and was to arrive at his home in
lancaster, Ohio, on last Saturday,
where a grand reception awaiScdarim
We pity ''pOtbelly" Tod and che 9th
or abolitiOnists, who were ins,rumen
tai in securing his arrest, when DIR
Olds gets into the Legislature. Tn
skinnins they viii receive will be tor
turing.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
Love and War.

John Morgan, the noted Guerrilla
Rebal, was married last Sabbath week
to Miss Matte Ready, of Murfrees-
boro, Tennessee. JEFF Davis was in
attendance at the ceremony. The
main body of the Rebel force in Ten,
nessee is said to be in the vicinity Of
Murfreesboro, where Morgan, Davi;
& Co., arc holding high rcvel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

We are indebted to the talented
member Of Congress from the Capital
District Of Ohio, for a pamphlet copy
Of his able speech delivered in the
House Of Representatives Dec Is,
1862, on the s'meaning of the elections
of1862." Although it is quite lengthy,
we shall give it to our readers m full
in the next number of the Sentinel,
because our csisnns could not be bet
ter filed. @tst a.. a 600
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

nW~ A little boy, only eight years
of age was recently sentenced by
some judge in Lucas county to the
Penitentiary for two years, His crime
was burglary. His case was brough,
to the notice of the Governor, who
promptly ordered @im to the Reform
Farm, where he should have been sent
at first. f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

-"How's the election?" asked an old
abolitiouist Of waggsh party friend, yesterday
Gone up" was the reply. ave have loss
the State ticket. the Legislature, and the to~
ries have nine members OF the ne 1t Congress.
"The devil they have. Diden't we fx up The
districts" "Ws did that, hut cuss 'em they
they are like a soilsd postage stamp. they
wOulden't stick" Tub rolled on growling:
"D--n these locofocos, when you think you
have EN- down they are only sqstting lower
to iump higher" r .#{ FtT ua+ Fre.r5..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

WOULDN'T PRAY FoR LlNcoLx.--A New
York paper states that the Rev, Drs. Lea
cock and Goodrich, and Rev. Mr.. Fulton,
three Episcopal clergymen. OF the city OF New
Orleans. arrived in New York few days
since in the Csbawba as State prisoners, on
the way to Fort Lafayette. by order Of Gen.
Butler. They refused TO pray for Mr.. Lin.
coin. Served them right. Everybody should
pray for Mr.. Lincoln. lie surely needs the
prayers OF sll the dsvout people Of the ooun
try.--Losca Bagk.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

gsA The telegraph still says that
Lincoln will carry out his proclama-
ton. If this is SO, the Steubenville
Union hopes he has been provided
with two chips.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

Vs. Hon. Joseph G. Gest, of Greene
county, this State, for many years a
member of the Ohio Legislature, died
at his residence in that county week
before last.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
A Knnsns Ticket.

A Kansas paper has hoisted the fol,
lowing ticket: "For President, George
B. Mcclellan; for Vice President,
Samuel Medary." Pretty good taste
in Kansas!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

~ Ii is stated that every Colani-
bus train is freighted with collins con-
tanning the bodies of dead soldiers be-
ing brought home to their friends. -
Sometimes as many as sixteen collins
are ON one train. The tears Of mo-
thcrs, widows, sisters and orphans are
watering the whole North, and the
bleed Of their fathers, husbands, sons
and brothers are making red the land
Of the South-all as appears now tc
give freedom to the Negro, and gratify
Abolitionism, for Thad Stevens the
Administration leader in Congress de
clares In his place that this UnioI
shall never be restored under the Con
stitution AZ II is. h el @s Fi
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

GoyEnEMEST TAKING CARE OF THE
CosrRAnAxDs.-Th The Cincinnati pa
pers state that o reqnisition has been
made for four tbontand oyercoats to
be sent to st. Louis, for the nse Of
The ecntrabands now at that point
They will be sent Immediately,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
$898,3l3,2iS.SS

IOhl SoJo, ,0ko,ZIo,o
These, indeed, are figures at which the
country may well stand aghast. ...
The public have been robbed by jobbsrs.
and by fraudulent mismanagcmsns, oi fall
one>half of these enormous sums 10 tbs OK.
penditures.
And now let us know who, for six months,
has been authorizing tho lying statements We
have been receiving asquasi official from the
Treasury Department. ~! y @S
We have no doubt that the claims and un-
asccrtained, but righttul Indebtedness Of this
war, when footed up will increase our debt,
at tho present moment, TO Two THoUsAxs
MILLIONS or DotLARs Our debtm now lar.
ger, in proportion to our wealth and Ability
to pay it, than that Of Great Britain. We
have run il up in t,co years, but it has taksa
Great Britain eight hundred years, 10 run up
| hersi ,gHl tt H4 51&ts atQ itf5r77
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24
From the New York Express.
United States Treasurer's Report.
"A BewiidcriDg Exhibit-Gt.
ga8tic Figuring-Thc Frighi.
fuI Cost OF War.
lew York Express.

The estimated public debt on the '2 j'
first Of July, 1863, is $l,122. .297, ,403, "a
And, il the war 60 on an
other year. the sstima a
ted debt, July 1, 1864, g M
is liza 6s5. $50, 80
Receipts for 1862. 5S3, 1886, ,247 .O6
Expenditures for 1862 57o,s41, ,7oo,25
Estimated expenditures for. q..t,.4 a,,i...a
1868 9s8, ,558, III, 81
Estimated expenditure to tE 7aH32f's
July 1st, 1864, *" 1o95. .4l2 1880
Estimated receipts 223,025, ,0OO,o0
The whole amount to be provided BY
Congress beyond resources available under
existing laws if the war continue
For 1868 276,012. SIT ,66
For 1864 I'll ~ 622, ,3o070l. .22
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-24

HEApoUAHTEEs OF THE ARMY or THE Po.
ToMAo, December 10Th, evening.--All ba,
been quiet to day, except two shots fired h
dispsrse the gathering OF bands Of rebels OF
the plain opposite. The enemy has strongly
picketed the river along our front. u
Official reports OF our losses In the late bat
tie make the number less than reported
being less than fourteen hundred killed and
eight thousand wounded. A large portion
Of The wounded we're only slightly hurt. w,
lost eight hundred prisoners and took sbou
a. many. tIa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15

The following named persons have beeil com
missioned by the Governor TO raise third COM
pany in Sandusky County to be assigned 10 the
nth Regiment now fofrning at Camp Toledo
CdPfain.---H. J. McCoRn, Of Towns end tn.
lat Lieut.. M. p. BIAS Of Fremont, 1o
81 Lie@.--JoHS P. Rxo, of Fremont.
Here isstill chance for those to volunteer
for the war, and receive the liberal bounties Of
fcrcd, who wish to avoid the draft We need
say nothing in accommodation Of these officers,
as about every man in the county probably
knows them Mr. McCord was the Democratic
candidate for County Auditor last fall; Mr.. Bean
is the editor Of the Democratic Messenger, and
Mr. King has clerkcd for some years in Mr..
Belts store and during the wide-Awake times
here, held a high Office in that very honorable
and useful organization. He was also with The
18th Ohio Regiment some six months az one of
the Band, and has had considerable experience
with camp life and has some knowledge Of mil
itary science. Taken all in all, we think these
officers will prove the most popular of any that
have yet beer appointed from this county. We
trust the Company win be 6llcd up at once, and
it viii boif all hands take hold in earnest. Re
collect that this county has to furnish about 700
men, and only little over 900 have yet volun.
teered. This is your last chance, probably, tc
volunteer for soon comes the inexorablo draft.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15
From a FrIend in wood County.


HAsKINs, o. Aug. 8, 1862
FRIEND KEELER-- Dear ,Ssr:-The war fever
here is up to boiling point. Between 30 and so
men have enlisted in this neghborhood, on
plat of say two miles square, while this township
l am told gives less than 200 votesl
Wood county moves up TO the war with a
and strong front; having already enlist
ed over 1900 men from population of some
10000 Worthy Successors the heroes of the
battle of Fallen Tirubers, the sortie OF Fort Nil
ami, and the defenders OF Fort Meigs.
Rev Capt. shannon, OF Perysburg, am in
formed reported the first company TO the Gov
ernor Of this great State under the last call for
volunteers. In the psrlanee of the crowd, lei
me say 'l3ully for Capt Shannon" .s..-
AT no time since the war broke out has the
deep fountains Of genuine patriotism been so
stirred as now. Old men and inyalids say
"you 60, and we'll pay;''--"tell your wife when
she is in need to draw on me. . And the wo-
men, God bless them, manifest a reconciliation
to their stern trials beyond any precedent in his
tory while their generous contributions and
tender sympathy for the sick and wounded SOL
dier, has blessed the last moments and snoothed
the pillow Of many brave and dying one when
giver and receiver have been both alike, un-
known. But must hasten.
1t is very cheering to the people TO find the
Jotirgaal fully UP 10 the times, and moving right
along caring more 10 meet the issue squarely,
than to higgle for dig,tifed CONSERVATION. Your
endorsement Of an article from the Cincinnati
Gazette printed in the Journal Of Aug. l, first
page, alid third column, (Which would COM
mend oall your readers for second pernsal,)
shows that you have plenty Of grape and canis-
ter on hand, Use freely, Mr.. Editor aud the
people viii say-ainen and amen.
Yours, truly W. L. @.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15
mo nm negIment.

Another Regiment, (the 1l1th,) has been as
signed to this Military District. to be raised by
the 23d inst We understand that some four or
ive hundred men more have been raised for the
Tooth than can be taken into t,and that they have
been assigned to this new Regiment Sandus-
ky county is called upon for another Coupany
making the Sd one since the late calls Let i
be filed up at once. Company officers win re-
eeive theircommissions in a day or two. WI
understand that @our friend'f Mr.. NJ P. Bean i'
to be the lucky man for First LieutenaD+.
The District Military Committee have recon.
mcnded the following named persons for Regi-
mental officers Of the I1Ith
colonel-John r. Bond, Of Lucas county, now
lieutenant Colonel of the 9th
Lieut.. Coloncl--Benjamin w. johnson. Of
Wood county.
Maor-M Il. Bradley, Of Falton county.
Adiutaht--I. n. Sherwood, Of Williams Go.
Qaarlermasier-- Finlay Strong, Of Defiance CO.
Suvgeon---W Q. Payne. Of Ottawa county.
Assistant Surgeon-George y. Long, Of WI
liams county.
Chaplaia--Ambrose Hollington, Of Lucas Go
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E. DILLON q Son, Druggists,

agents IOr FTefnonI, Vhio.
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Capt, John V. Beery has filed his Company
nearly to the maximum number aud leaves for
Camp Toledo to-day. Capt. Bcery deserves
great credit for his irdefagitable labors in get
ting up his company. Hehas worked early and
late and at times under very adverse circum-
stances, but @where there lisa willthere is way, f"
and he has surmomted all obstacles He has
fine company of men, and, we will add the
company has as good a set of officers as any that
ever left Sandusky County.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15

a PAwfoTq WoyAN-rhe Rochester Untonl
gives tle following account Of an occd1eiice
which took place recently at war meeting At
Gasport. Niagara county. The speaker had
been Urging thoN0maf 20 bring Mo lnei 'nil 10
sign the roll wbcn q women rose iu the meet
ing and addressed her husband substantially rs
follows lni you knpw what y0n said before
you came hero to-night-ihat ynuwould enlist
II you don't do it. 20 straight home and take OF
AMI lctine havc tliefi and viii
This brought down lie house, and
broughtup Ir4, who piit his name doyen and 10
came volunteer.
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The Toledo Oommercinl az.

The Toledo Commercial says: rat-...sa.
''Capt Nat. Haynes company arrived here a
o'clock Saturday evening aud went at once {,
Camp. Capt. Nat is as full of vim as an egg OF
meat No other man in Sandusky c3uld pro-
bably have done the same amount of work in
the same length of time he has. He received
his commission ON last THURSDAY evening and
IN AZ hours afterwards was ready to 90 into
camp with los men-having rejected 25 who
were DESTROYS to go with him The Captain is
a brotherto the nominated Colonel of the Tooth
Regiment"
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VIII the ladies living nlthe country, who have
wool, please donate stocking yarn to the Aid So
cieiyY The last call Of the President increases
our duties and responsibilities, and let us not be
dilaiory in lending ahelping hand to sustain and
comfort our brave soldiers in the hour Of need,
MRS. f.. Il. NORTON, Pres't.
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Br1rrvtr. Aagnst 1sth. 1s6a.

BELEEYuEl august I3th 1862.
NJ. p. BEAS-Sir: On the foregoing pages
hand you an exact copy of an article that re-
ceived from the I'D last evening. This covers
the whole ground Instead of making any state
ments as requested in my letter to you of the
9th, now ask you TO publish (thiS lrcck this,
which trust will be sufficient
Respectfully Yours, H. NJ. FLAGLER.
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il INVALID.
Published for the benefit warning anda eantioh
to young who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prcma-
ture Decay, &c supplying az the time the means of
SefCure By who haseured hiHisef after being put
70 great expense through medical imposition and quack
GLE caPIEs may be Had Of the author; NATHANIEL,
MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings CO., N. Y. i0yl