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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

During the recent canvass in Connec-
ticut tho people were assured that there
would 10 no DRAFT 70 fill up old regimsnts.----
Now that The election Is over and the Abo-
itionists have carried their points, we may
expect immediate order for the enrollment Of
the whole able bodied population OF tho
North, Preparatory 70 4 draft sg sg...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
The City EIeciion.

In another column will be hund The reI
suit Of the city election. Ii was the hard
est fought and most severely contested elec
tion ever held in this city. The vote is
immense. BY dint Of close organization and
their secret Leauges, and by the expenditure
OF immense sums OF money sent from
Washington and raised in this city, and by
the procurement Of hundreds OF illegal voters
in the Second, Filth, Seventh, Fourteenth
and fifteenth Wards. the Republicans have
carried the election by lew hundred ma.
jority. Last fall the Democrats had only
300 majority. We beg our friends in the
country to recollect that this city Is the
great seat Of the money spent among con
tractors in the army, and this vast expendi
ture has had a prodigious influence in de-
termining the result.-CiR. Enquirer. q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
Tewnship EIectio,ls.

AS for as we.havs heard. the majority oi
the Townships in this Couaty have gone
Democratic, giving the Democracy majority
OF at least two hundred in the County. -
East Township, heretofore giving the Repub.
licans large majority. rolled up eight for
the Democracy ~ 7liH 9s3t
Buaernats ara hard to crack. 0aryolton
Coaritr.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

In the I'd, 3D.. 4th, 9Th, 7th. 8th, and 18th
Republicans made no opposition. In the
others they had full tickets running on the
fusion plan.
In Clay and Warren the Democrats had
not carried their trustees for years before
We feel safe in saying that large majority
Of oil the Trustees, Assessors, township off
GERS, are Democrats for the first time in 20
years.--New Phil. Dam.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
From the Guernsey JefIersonian.
EANN ELpeIinnS.


Party lines were pretty closely drawn at
the elections in most OF the Townships last
Monday, with the following result as far as
heard from;
CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.
In this township not very full vote was
polled-80 Democrats remaining ct home
and 80 Republicans.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
A full vote was out and the Democrats
made gain on last fall OF ID votes-ihe Re
Publicans having majority last tall, and the
Democrats IL msjority last Monday.
WILDWOOD TOWNSHIP.
Editor of the Jefiersonian:
Please put Millwood Township down all
o. X. At our township election yesterday
there was a through organization OF both
parties and large vote polled-Democratic
majority 16 Last fall it was z. The Dem
ocratc candidates for Assessor and Clerk
were proposed as candidates in the Republi-
can convention, but withdrew their names
before ballot was taken, for which they
we're denounced as simon pure seceSsionists
by the Republicans. The Assessors ma
jority is 10; Clerks IT. Respectfully, 7.
Good for Millwood.
OAFORD lOWNSHIP.
In this Township party lines were pretty
closely drawn, and the vote was full. The
Democrats elected all three OF their csndi>
dates :or Trustees, the Treasurer and Con
stable-the Republi cans electing the Clerk
ard Assessor by close vote. Until last fall
Oxford was Republican township; it will
never be so again. Intelligent and law.
abiding Oxford is permanently Democratic.
MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Glorious old Monroe comes up boomingly
for the Constitution and the Union. The
Democrats elect full board Of Trustees by
80 Majority-a gain OF 90 since last hll.-
And they elected Lot B. Taylor, sp|ended
Democrat, Justice of the Peace, over VIM i.
Kennedy, who supposed he had life lease
on the office, by ii majority.
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ....
The Republicans carry this township by
precisely the same vote they did last fall--
electing their Ticket, including two Justices
of the Peace Lewis Edwards and Mr..
Wood.
WHEELING TOWNSHIP.
Went all one way--there being but one
Ticket in the field.
WILLS AND CENTER.
Both good old reliable Democratic Town
ships, have sustained their ancient prestage
Although the contest was not strictly polit
ical one in Wills, we understand the lines
were drawn on some of the candidates to
some extent.
In all the Republican Townships we be.
lieve. the Republicans had full. blooded par
tisan tickets in the field; but in some OF
them the Democrats presented no orgsDlzed
party opposition.
Taking the county all over, the Democ-
raey oil Guernsey have fully held their own
land where the vote was full we have gen
orally made handsome gains, as in Jatkson,
Millwood, and Monroe. The Secret armed
Leagues that were sought to be established
in one or two places in the county by the
Abolitionis's to influence the election die
not accomplish the work expected Of them.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
Am Honest C0nfessi0n--DisuniON
their Object.

A cntemporary invokes the atten-
ton of all honest Republicans, (and
we know there are many such to an
extract from speech recently deliv-
cred in New York by the Hon. Mr..
Raymond, late Lieut.. Governor of
the State Of New York, now, and for
many years editor of the New York
Times, which, if possible, exceeds the
Tribune in its abuse ST the Democrat
ic party, and the PRONUNCIATION of
treason. Raymond's paper is high in
favor with the Administration, and is
its recognized organ in New York
Mr.. Raymond candidly acknowledges
that the administration is completely
"played out" and that their "ONLY
HOPE is to KEEP ON THE WAR TILL
THE UNION rs THOROUGHLY SPLIT Up!"
Honest Republicans and weak -kneed
Democrats, this is the kind Of a
'fUNIoN League you are invited to
Join. He also admits that if the
Union is not "split up so thoroughly
that it can never be got together again
it will damn every man concerned in
the war;" Remember this is Repub-
lican testimony. Ny countrymen,
will you longer hesitate to join us in
demanding peace? The following is
the extracts:
"We are about played out as a
party. We have played the Maine
Law, good enough Morgan for the
time being--but it is played out, and
so Abolitionism Is PLAYED OUT. 1t
may last Lincoln's time out, but if we
hold on till then, there is not one of
us living that will ever get into public
life again. Weed is wisely getting
out Of the scrape. Greedy is fool
enough to. hold on. The ONLY HOPE
there is for any of us, is to KEEP ON
THE WAR until the Union is SO THOR
oU,fHLY SPLIT UP that it can never be
got together again. A reunion with
the South on ANY terms is death to all
this generation. But, at any rate, the
taxes, which the people have not be-
gun to feel; the debt and the conscrip-
ton, not yet begun, butto come, WILL
DAMN EVERY MAN CONCERN
ED In LENYING THEM. /" 93
~ Republican please copy.-Aa
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

ORA little while ago the armed loyalty
Of the country was alleged to be altogether
Republican. Strange 70 tell the N. Y. Even.
ing Poet has made tho discovery that "hun.
,dreds Of thousands al Democrats are in
front OF tho FOO"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

mon, made gallant fight, and cane within
eleven votes OF defeating his cOmpetitor.--
The noble and invincible Democracy OF all
the Wards did their whole duty, and de-
serve immortal honor. Giving the Demo
cratic City Ticket an increased Majority,
and eleeting two thirds Of the council, alter
gerrymAnder OF the Wards by the cpposi.
tion. is indeed glory enough ior one election.
--Cdlupabus Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
Glorious Dezn Ocratic Victory In
Columbus.

The Democracy of the city Of Columbus
and Of Montgomery township achieved Z
most glorious victory on Monday electinc
their entire City and Township Ticket, by
an increased majarity, and two thirds OF the
City Council, giving our party complete con J
troll Of our municipal government for the
first time. Our Mayor has nearly 800 ma
jority, while the Marshal has over HOO. -
In the third Ward, where the Republicans
majority is about 100, David w. Brooks, our
oxoellcnt and popular candidate Sor Council.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15
From the st: Clairsville Gazette.
The Election iu ReiIn Uml Cen o.


In the election of Monday last the people
Of old Belmont have again spoken, in tones
that cannot be mistaken, the condemnation
Of the Abolition psrty, and their wild and
unpatriotic schemes ior the overthrow Of the
Federal Constitution, and for the destruc
ton Of that most glorious old Union which
has bound us together as people for more
than 70 years. The result in old Belmont
makes us feel that there is still one hope
fdr our bleeding country and her downtrod
den liberties. As long asa free ballot, free
speech, and free press is left to us we have
hopes that we will be able to recover, in
some degree, that prosperity which was
once ours, but which has been DESTROYED by
the madness Of the Administration. The
result Of this election needs no Daniel to
interrupt; even the pop gun Editor will, be
able to understand it. As Mr.. Huffman, of
Mead township, said in speech which he
delivered after the counting Of the ballots in
that township, on Monday night: 1t buries
Abolitionism with its face down SO deep.
not only in old Mead, but 10 the county.
that there will be no resurrection for it,
The sound Of Gabriels trump will not reach
II, even at the last day.
In Richland township the Democrats
elected their entire ticket by majorities OF
Ut TO 224
The Democratic corporation ticket for
this place was elected by majorities of 43 to
50.
Pease township is reported Republican by
100 majority.
Kirkwood--no report.
York-no report.
Pultney-report says out OF some 400
votes the Democrats poled over 800
We are indebted to Mr.. Heatcn for the
following statement:
Poll Books Of Justices election have been
eturned TO the Clerks Office from the iollow>
ing townships, and the Trustees bringing
them have given the results of the election
ON Monday last, as follows: &h
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-04-15

Goshen--The Democratic ticket elected OK.
cept Assessor.
Washington is drawn battle--parts of
both tickets are elected.
Trustees--R -RepuJlicau. Dspoc,o,
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HELM BOAD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

ooMpOUAD FLUID RxTRacE BssGHH, 4 Pasi-
tire a@s spesaac Rsmeay frg diseases of the hlAa~
Tae keaszanss taeSA&ss the pgHsr - nsassssams
and excite the AbsarbsnEa tnts heAlthy set1en, Do
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The New York herald., 1863-09-04
Arrivals and Departures.

LtvERPooL--Steamshp Asia from Boston-Mr Liberty
Bigeow. John Il Shesfe M Sheafe G W Chambern, j w
Fairbanks and Mrs Sarah Levy Of Boston Charles Hovey
aud Rev Theodore Edson Lowell; Samuel Robinson OF
Lawrence; Capt Hickey, OF Portsmouth. IL; Sathai
La OF Hartford; Nj and MrsJ Cannon Mr.. Len
ny, l. MARITIME. 1ekelheimer, MaA BarD heimer Mrs
Wilson and three daughter and Fred Bnttered Of New
York a All and James Earle of Phladel
phla Duoan Bu,nnpn, of Vermont; fanlds of Louis
children OF Iowa; invalid Mrs Greenwad ch Id
Francisco. Col Barring OF the British Army Mrs
Go'die Of Nassau Norman Waney. OF Lon on Thomas
Woodward and son. O. 4uicke and Thomas Jackson of
England of Italy; Edward Lewis residence
rven--l2 For daifaxJ Spauldng and John MERIT. OF
Boston; Mr. and Mrs Knowan and VI II Luer, of Hall
fax Mr. Fiechon. of st Pierre; w Ryder OF England;
Capt kennedy OF British Navy; Mrs Della Dunn and son
residence n o Gvon-l0. Total. 81.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
TINTED STATES INTERVAL REvENuE;

Notice Is hereb given % all persons conee ne that the
lists the valuations md ,serAtins III cc
the May 1863 within abO named strict copTt
Seventh Tenth. Thirteenth and Fourteenth
the olce OF tho Asses
No 53 broadway for The srsce Of fifteen days IRON
date that the VIII hear at the
above named after the pirnton oi said teen ia
until the 3h day Of September between the hours Of 70 A.
M. and r. M relative erroneous excessive val
enmerations by the ASS stant Assessors Pro-
vided That the question to be determined b, the Asses
appeal Respecting the vSuation or EN- rcrt "a
OF property or Objects liable 10 duty or taNainn sha ne
relalon proportion TO other auaens in the
district. whether euineratIon be- not
And appeals to the Assessor aforesaid ssAa
writing shall specify thr particular
thing respetirg which SION Ia eluestd and
shall state the ground ncple OF inequality
complained o. GEO r. BELLOWS, AssessT.
Dated NEW YoRK, August 81. 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
More Prisoners for Fora R....ue,s..

UNITED STATES AAKsIfAL.S H#f#A
A sOLsaN, sAerED suhiNGlNr cam 81
sEiT. 3.-rhe following prisoners rvce,I
were transmitted by the Marshal 10 Fuf.
Harran borland, W. D. Mores eJeae N .r. ...
nandez, G. j. Biakesley, \. a. Glnby fir na..-
IN custody wiin TO take tile q II #t +. ... .aa.s +
Marshal Murray has written 4 Wasai1et4 M ..s ,truc.
tiona - TO what spostion sh NJ - lls.., a.. fH.
Among The 9th rs We're men vIfs a.t fI.ca ..s.
oatn Of allegiance ey est .nd MO on r 5 ntug
the ION vi stringent and unqua4he4 10 NJ were dis
charged by tn sha
oAfh ALLEIANe uNfEa erATEs.
A. pahie MAY suirmnly swear thaI vii str a. ailc
glance u the United and suIpo nd as MI tho
Constitution ANA avs thereof; tht vii m,tnl4ia tue
national soVorelenty paramount 80 thlt
Try or Confederate powers, lhat vii dis ouraEe is
c0untenan.e hud tai ever o. rebellu aud
ds.nte ration q the federal uniiu TO- aiscia.m ara
denource All atth and eoa ship the so cal Con-
lederale afmies ana pedse honor my property and
my he o. the sacred er nee OF this my sulemn
oath OF acgmpcc to he government the United states
OF America
The New York herald., 1863-09-04
ersoaai pAteI,iuruce.

General William Hays Of the Army OF the Potomac
arrived IN town last evening, on orie visit, and is
stopping 4 No " -evenln street. with his family
Americans registered at Sunn's Anne lean Agency II
charlotte street, Bedford square l. ndon, ngiand for
lho week ending August o. ls63:-E. =. Lchfeld and
family ortmer Porter daug ters. Edward r.. rouse
captain W. owner :, n. Mnseey, Chas. II Matthews.
W y smith, Geo =. Ln.lish, Rev. j. ]. Kelley, New
YORK George r. Rangs, Rufus Choate, L. A. BigeIow
Boston j. A. Edpy. 81. LOUIS, Mo-: 4. +. Fairfax viii
liams ~ Nir ia; amuel III. Wilcox, Ithica. n. Y ; T.
Within, Whitinsvie, Mass J. r. MabN, Maine James
Denman, aiforDa SARGENT o chester, Mass, c. A..
Malthy GO don Hail, Northampton, as. H. Yates,
l.. Mattson, Ii G. White, II. g. White, Jr Hartford
Conn :