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have just received n large supply of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store of
March Z, 1860. Gro. Il. HUBBaRD.
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Agricultural Implements (!

Iarrows, Drills, Field Rollers, Grain Cradles,
Hand and Horse Rakes, Threshing Machines,
Hay Presses, Reapers and Mowers and every 9th.
er kind Of Farming Implements and Machines.--
Gratefully acknowledging tho liberal patronage
which he has heretofore received he solicits a
continuance Of the same.
j. L. CHUBB.
Grand Rapids, March 90, 1860. lily n go
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Liz h t s /.
Rubber Packing.

ID URNING FLUID! Lamp Oil y Kerosene
ID Oil and Candles to be had at c., w. SIS
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I AIDES sHOES-Ladies' Caters for six
- shillings; also large lot of Shoes of every
description, equally rs cheap. c., W. SIS
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Cloakings, plain and striped, Embroideries,
Gloves, Hoop skirts, &c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-16
Gratifying.

HA n 2. n a
Nothing has affording us so much pleasure
fora long time as to have the satisfaction ol
announcing the defeat OF those two ultra Ab-
oliontionists and iocessant office Sc ekers, Al
exander ,Auld and DR.. Hiram Worstall, who
wished the good people Of Franklin township
to elect them Justices Of the Peace on the
first Monday Of April. Two excellent men
Henry Hiltyer and Joel Cramblett, were
elected. We congratulateth the citizens Of that
township in having elected tive such clever
fellows and good citizens as Messrs. Hillyer
and Cramblett are, and gioriossly defeating
the persons whose names are mentioned e.
boye, ssFr,ss .s3 s
''7 The same pleasure is also experienced in
announcing that one Alexander Bargar, who
is well known in all parts of this county,
was defeated rthe same Office in Washing
ton township Mr.. Wilkins was elscted.sf
gs. These fellows who were detected were all
candidates for office be fore the last Republi-
can County Convention in this county. OoE
Repubiicanfriends can now judge of their
popularity. '2a
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vi For The Sentinel.

. Like woman, want the last word. The
Hteminent divine" having acknowledged to
thetrnth Of my last article, I have little more
TO say. He indirectly charges disIoyalty on
me; but that bugbear is "played OUT long
ago. .s'@'1' ~ Z
BE- A good many ofus remember a sermon
that he preached last Summer, and Published
in the Republican soon after, wherein more
than . column is devoted to proving that the
abolition Of slavery is the salvation Of the
country, and then in the same connection
saying that "if the Constitution stood in the
way of the salvat.on Of the, country Aroto it
to the dogs. i. n, - = r.',... ! ~'s
Hunpii! IF that Is treason, make the
most Of it. But Heaven help the constitu-
ton If the dogs don't treat it better than be
does. asa-1e s1F sHaagi lsaa72 ss';ss
After signing petition some few weeks
since to tax the people in order to buy the
slaves from loyal slaye,owners, he says,in
reference to these slaves: II told him l
would give him five dollars il be would 60
and steal them" sissiF
-"Steai them!" That's Floyd's forte, and
rllhaye nothing todo with it,. tsEsf
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. rroorefield .Townsr,in.

The Democracy of this closely contested
township, almost out done themselves on las
Monday week. They stormed the tort o
black republicanism and took number o
prisoners without the loss of a single man.
Their average majority is thirty-four. The
Democratic Trustees have 80 majority; the
Clerk 46, the Treasurer 40, the Assessor Is,
and the Constables 35 of majority. They
also elected that excellent man and genuine
Democrat, R. M. Kennedy, Justice Of the
Peace. Tires cheers foe Moorefeld town
ship, and its bully Democracy.
The following are the names Of the genuine
Democrats elected in Moore6eh township;-
Trustees,J. Moore (P. r. )Francis w. Mccoy,
R. G. Mcconnell. Clerk-.Milton Harvey.
Treasurer--Thomas Hopkins. Assessor
Thomas S. MCGEE. onstables--Samuel
West, Jerimiah Moore. Justice olthe Peace
--R. NJ. Kennedy. .t.
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NEWS


WAsHrxaros, April l4.-The following
dispatch has been received By the Secretary
Of War: =
NASHVILLE, April I4.-On Saturday morn.
ing two expedition were stated from Hunts
vile, in the captured cars. One under Col.
sill, Thirty third Ohio, went east to Stevens
Junction ef Ghsttenoogs with Memphis and
Charleston, at which point they seized 1000
ofthe enemy retrcating, without firing shot,
captured five locomotives and large amount
of rolling stock. The other expedition, under
Col. Turchin, Nineteenth Illinois, went west
and arrived at Decature in time to save the
railroad bridge, which was in flames. Gen.
Mitchell now holds hundred miles Of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 13.-via Bali.
more, April 14.-The Merrimac remained in
the same position, near Craney Island, all
day yesterday, until evening, when, together
with the rest Of the rebel feet, she returned
to Norfolk. She was generally supposed to
be aground; None of the rebel feet have
shown themselves to day.
Several Captains of vessels in port testify,
in relation to the three vessels captured by
the rebel steamer jamestown, that they were
ordered to move, either outside of the Fort
ress or inside Of Hampton bar. As the po-
.sition of the vessels in question was inside
of the bar, the blame, If there is any, on &C.
count Of their capture, should rest on the
harbor master, rather than upon the Captains
of the captured vessels. A-1 r
TIE U. s. schooner Haze goes to Hatteras
this afternoon with mails and passengers
MIR. Quigg, a correspondent of the New York
World, was arrested here this morning on
the charge of having prepared matter for
publication Of contraband character.
A Norfolk paper has been received here
containing dispatch from Beauregard, in.
relation to the second days fight at Pitts.
burg, Tennessee. He claims complete vic
tory, and says that, after capturing thirty.six
Of our guns and eight thousand prisoners,
his forces fell back upon their works at Co.
rinth, which they are fully able to hold;
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Athens Township.

In this township the Republicans only
made fight against two of our candidates
Esquire Phillips Tor Clerk and Alexander
Crossan for Constable. They used every en-
deavor and called all kind of dirty names ia
defent them, but it was Of no avail. They
were triamphantly elected by nearly Coma
jority. The people of old Athens are salts.
fed with abolition niggerism, having had .
natural example Of it during the past winter
and will in the future battle more vigorously
for the Constitution as our fathers gave 1t to
as. Three cheers for the Democracy OIL
Athens township.
The following are the officers elected:--
Trustees--Adam Dickerson, Hugh Dunlap
TB.) John Davis Clerk NJ. II. Phillips
Assessor--Amos G, Henderson. Treasurer
---John J. McFadden. Constable -Alexan-
der Crossan. 9aa sts6 s1sSN7a#
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18th Ohio i'm the Hsattie at Pitts
| bUrg Landing.

We learn from the Ohio State Jour-
of Monday last, that rs Of the 18th
Ohio (the Regiment in which the first
Harrison County Company is in, J were
killed and wounded at the battle at
Pittsburg Landing. Names not given,
except those of Major Runkle and
Captains Henderson and Gardner,
who are reported killed. We shall
await further news with painful anx-
iety.
Capt. Henderson was in command of
the Harrison county company at the
time Of the fight.
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Personal.

Sergeant Holloway and Private Joseph
Smith, oi Capt. Cunningham's company arri
we'd at home during the past week. They
report their company in good condition
Sergeant Holloway brought some $500 with
him from members of the company to be dis.
tributed to their friends here. IS Pa
Lieut.. Brown and Sergeant HearD, Of the
same company, who have been here for some
time recruiting, received orders to return to
their regiment, and we understand left for
Western Virginia on last Monday evening
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Philadtelphla Cattle marker.

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.--The weeks o.
erings and sales Of beef cattle were ncreas.
ed, reaching about 1850 head, which real-
zed from 1880, per 1b., some lots OF extra
sold at Sc per ib, the market closing firm at
the above figures. 80 +HAa 74s@'S'
Cow and Calves are in steady demand, with
sales Of l25, at prices ranging at from $40 to
$37 for Cows and Calves. |f5 i
The arrivals Of Sheep reached $500 head
this week, which were sold at from SIS 25@
8 90 per 100 bs., net -4ta
The prices obtained for,3, 1872 Hogs, were
$5 COOS 25 per 100 lbs, net, for still and
corn fed, as to condition.
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German Township.9

The sturdy Democracy of this township
elected their whole ticket, without the loss
OF a single man. A little more energy and
activity on the part Of our Democratic friends
in that township, would leave black republi'
cansm in that region SO far in the shade,
that it would never be heard ofagain. Let
German give good account of herself next
October. @Ea
The following are the names Of the officers
electedi- Truste es---John Miller, Josephus
Birney, James Cady. Clerk, J.. r. Roberts.
Treasurer, Jacob Hoobler. Assessor W. X.
Beckett. Constable, John Wilson.
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Now VOrk CattIe NTark 81 .

New YoRK, April 9.--In the Cattle mar
ket the current prices are as follows: Beef
Cattle, first quality, SO 5000 per cwt.; ordi-
nary, $S@8 50; common, $7 50@8; inferior,
$6 5o@7 so. Sheep and Lambs--Pr Prime,
per head, $6@7; ordinary, $5@6; common,
s. 25@2 rs; inferior, So 50@4 rs. Swine
Corn fed, per pound, S1a Gage; still fed,
35s @35sc. Mich Cows quiet and nnchang-
ed. Veals steady, Total receipts Beeves,
3,998; Cows, LOT; Veal Calves, 849; Sheep
and Lrmbs, 1852; Swine, 1888. I
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FreepOrt Township.

The Republicans Of this township elected
their ticket by reduced majorities. A few
more united efforts will bring Freeport all
right on the side Of Democracy, and leave
the "stuck up ''smal potato" Republican
politicians of that township in the shade
The following persons were elected town
ship Observation-Disclosures Carver, G.
7. Hays, VIM. Hollett. Treasurer--I. A.
Holiday. Assessor--John Watt. Clerk
J. A. Bates. Constables--John Carter, W,
c. Angus. s'a2 3 @ So
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Archer Tow klShin.

In this good old township the Republicans
did not fire gun, but permitted the follow.
ing excellent gentlemen and sound Demo-
Gratis to be elected without opposition:
2fustees--Ja ames Robson, Robert Smyley
William Skipper. Clerk osiah Lewis
aer-Hamilton Brney. Assessor--
Martin Baker. Constable--Milo Edie.
The Republicans Of Archer acted very sen.
sible; and we congratulate them in showing
thersense for once. - ae
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The Enemy shut up in Corinth.

BALTIMORE, April HIN reference to
Beauregard's dispatch alluded to in the let.
ter from Fortress Monroe, your correspon-
dent has made inquiries OF the War Depart
ment, and IS authorized to say that the re.
ports from Pittsburg Landing, already given
to the public, contradict the report in the
Nashville papers, and all the reports received
at the Department confirm the statement
that the enemy was routed and pursued as
far as the previous orders OF Gen. Grant
would permit. The rebels are now shut up
in Corinth: r.s- ia. -r
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6TWe are under obligations to r. j.
Bennett, Esq, for copy of the ''bin to pro-
vide internal revenue, to support the govern
ment, and pay interest on the public debt"
for which he will please accept our thanks.
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Democratic victories.

ashE.ssl MANsFIELD. ~ VIZ
The Democracy succeeded last Monday in
redesming Mansfield, Richland county, elect
ing their entire ticket with two exceptions),
by quite handsome majority. That city
has hitherto been 3 stronghold Of the Repub-
| licans.
The townships Of Richlaud county have all
gone Democratic, so far as heard ff0m.
| r SPRINGFIELD.
The Democracy Of Springfield, Ohio, have
immortalized themselves. VIM. ID. Hill, a
reliable, unflinehing Democrat, was on Mon.
day elected Mayor OF that city. This is a
great political revolution, as Springfield has
been one of the strongest Republican cities
in the State.
/ A. CIRCLEvILLE.
We have received an Extra from the
CircleYille Watchman Office, with big roos-
ter Glowing over the result OF the lat muni.
cipal and township election at that place.
The gallant Democrats there succeeded in
electing most Of their ticket, which is a glo.
rious triumph--for the Fusionists were conf.
dent OF success. .-- .~-l. . .-.
| g t DAYTON.
The true and tried Democracy Of the beau.
tiful city of Dayton achieved glorious vic.
tory, on Monday, electing reliable Demo-
cratic Mayor, over DR.. Smith, who allowed
himself to be made the candidate of the Fu-
sonists, and majority oi the Councilmen.
| We tender our congratulations to our Demo.
cratic friends of Dayton, on their brilliant
achievement Of Monday--haying redeemed
their city, they, they will hereafter hold it.
The majority over the Fusion city ticket
is one hundred and fifty, while the Democra.
cy were beaten there over four hundred at the
October election, last year. We understand,
that the Fusion convention which nominated
DR.. Smith and the balance of their ticket,
passed resolution, that vote for the tick.
ct supported by the Democrats, was vote to
sustain MIR. Vallandgbam and the Dayton
Empire. The result is pretty good endorse
meut, if that was the ISSUE What say the
Fusionists now?
CoSHoCToN ....I
Has gone Democratic, electing the entire cor
poration and Township tickets:
CHILLIUoTHE.
We understand that the Democracy car
ried every thing before them in Chillicothe,
where Fusionism had majority last fall.
CINCINNATI .a-
The official count elects half the Demo-
cratic ticket, which is better than was at
first announced. That is doing very we'll in
city where Fusion had fifteen hundred ma.
joriIy last fall.
.tr.e-@ p tts.f. NEWARK. s... .trHs &
The Democracy carried everything before
them in Newark last Monday, electing their
entire ticket by largely increased majorities.
The townships throughout Licking county
have all gone Democratic, so far as we have
been able to learn.
81 kalss. ..4sg& SOMERSET. H
The entire Democratic Corporation and
Township ticket was elected in Somerset,
for the first time in fifteen years. Our friend
of the UniJt is quite jubilant over the re.
suit, and be has reason to be.
'..F UPPER sANDUSKY.
The Democracy there have swept every
thing before them. ---Statcsmnn.
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Stock township.

The Democracy Of little Stock elected
their entire ticket. The Demo ocracy Of Stock
township are good set of men, and when
they put their Shoulders to the wheel"
they always triumph. Hs ystsiBti 4
Our old friend, Aaron Conaway, is elected
Justice Of the Peace. An excellent select ion.
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wayne County.

The election last Monday was closely cot.
tested in nearly all the townships and the re-
suit is large Democratic gains in nearly all
It was expected that the Democratic party
would increase, but the gains are far greater
than the most sanguine expected. Tee re.
suit gives unmstakable evidence that the
Democrats are prepared for grand fight and
brilliant victory next fall
The most gratifying point in the result is
that the Republicans have carried their whole
ticket in but one township in the county
Canaan and that by greatly reduced ma
jority - Democrat. ..e. s.-.z
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Greene Township.

The Republicans of Greene township, af-
ter calling all kinds Of names, and using all
kind Of deception, made out to elect theil
ticket by the "skin Of their teeth"
The following persons were elected
Trustees--Ineram Clark, VIM. L. Kyle, Re.
zin Welsh. jr., Clerk, John W. Cassell.--
Assessor, Joseph Jamison. Treasurer, Jane:
Taggart. ConstabIes, R. Badger, I. Wright
Justice of the Peace, VIM. Kent.
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6TThe Democracy OF Sandusky City, on
Monday, elected their Treasurer by one hun
dred and eleven majority, and three out OIL
five Councilmen, as we'll as two of the AS
SCISSORS. That is doing very we'll for Sandus.
ky, and is only beginning OF what will fol-
low hereafter. .'f ~.
The Register regrets the defeat Of its can
didate for City Treasurer, as it had confident
ly anticipated his election 1t will have oc-
casion to give expression to many more re-
grets of like character in future.
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RmrnleY Township.

Neither party IN this township had reg.
ular ticket. The following persons were
elected. Trustees--J onathan Kimmell Isaac
Pratt, Fl. King. Clerk, R. Greybill. Treas.
urer, George Vert. Assessor and Constable,
Oliver Bishop. @ @
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STRING ELECTIONS IN HAIR
$50 RISON COUNTY,
North township.

In this township there was, We under
stand !, but one ticket, and gentlemen o.. bOti
parties we're elected. The following art
their names:-
Trustees--Joseph Masters, William Whit,
taker, Jr., Joseph McKlsveen. Clerk, JohT
Mclean. Treasurer Isaac Masters. Asses
scr. Frank Barlow. Constable, Bszalee
Albaugh.
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Allegheny Cattle Market, April
lsRs t#isf 3i9 ia@ S@44E 20 @cs& &t0@ BH9 sE6E3

The offerings Of Beef Cattle during the
week ending Wednesday evening were very
small; the demand was confined to city
butchers, who were supplied at prices from
2 3.5@4c per ib, gross. Sheep sold at So 25
@3 rs per 100 lbs, gross. The offerings OF
Hogs were light and prices ranged from
So S0@2 60, 'a-' FsS7'7
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GBrilles has received splendid assort.
ment Of Ready Made Clothiog, which he will
sell at prices that twill astcnish the natives u
Give Julius call.
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More Rcbf, Craft Can,ured,

Com. Dupont reports to the Navy Depar t.
ment, under date Of April 9th, that ths
schooner Julia Worden, and schooners Lydia
and Mary were captured in Cape Roman
passage, between the Santee river and
Charleston. The first on the 9th, and the
second on the 29th ult., by the United States
armed bark Restless, Acting Volunteer Lieut.
E. Coaroy Commanding. Their cargoes were
rice and corn meal.
He also reports that the ship Emily St.
Pierre, OF Charleston, from Calcutta, was cap.
tured on the 18th ult. by the blockading
squadron, while steering directly for Charles :
ton harbor. Her cargo consisted Of two
thousand one hundred and seventy three
balls gunny cloth. Commander Goldsbor.
ough sent her to Philadelphia for adjudication
Most of her crew went in the steamer Orien.
tai, which left Port Royal on the 28th ult.,
The English sloop Cogwell, OF Nassau, N.
P, was captured by the Stsquehanna, Capt.
Lardner, on the morning Of the I'd inst, a.
bout two miles from Charleston bar. She had
cargo suitable for and in great demand in a
Southern port. Capt. Lardner sent her to
Philadelphia for adjudication. Another schoo
nerwas run on shore by the blockading ves-
sci, on Sullivan's Island, where she remains
wreck.
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Corc,nan,s View Goods

One of the finest, incest and best stock OF
goods. ever received in Cadiz has just been
received at2Coleman's.s Jack is sselIlng them
at very low prices. Give him call when
you want bargains. au ~ .ert
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MARRIED.

On the Ist inst, by the Rev. s. Patterson,
Mr.. JoHS n. MILLER to Miss MARY Gu1HaY
both Of Harrison county, o.
On the 9Th inst, at the Parsonage at Deers-
VILE, by the same. Mr.. ROBERT q. You've
Of DeersvilIe, ITO Miss MARY JANE SPRoUL, o.
Tuscarawas county, o.
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shor4 creek township.

In.this old Abolition township, that party
han full swing. They elected their ticket
which is composed of the following men:
Trnstees--M. Mendenhall A. Jafnisop, j
Kerr Assessor--J - Hammond, Jr. Clerk
IS. Thompson: Treasurer. Lewis.