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from nppcr ps low forehcsds aay pas Of she bedY.
Warranted. iA5 Broadway.
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Hats FOR Gentlemen, Furs for Ladles.--
xhr great emporium for both for superior quality and
chespncss is st WHITE 8, 2i6 Broadway.
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ss8tOdarto Pianos.
UNRIvALLED AND UNSURPASSED.
Ceiehrae throughout the country for their wonderful
durability, nnish and superior quality Of
tone. Particular attention IL called 10 tho "stodart
PICoLO OK UPRIGHT PIANO
much In demand for small bousea
sToDAkT MORRIS. Manufacturers. Thirty fourth
ard Thrty-dfth streets and Eighth avenue. Warerooms
o2d broadway corner Of spring street, New York.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Pressrvative
The dye applied BY sklful artists
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rcopes. frtiai stsmriae LsAbLshgd ietA
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Wigs, Toup psss, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeina
and Moidavta Crram for besnifying the has u v. 4
BATCH;LORS. 10 Bond
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cnfnpbeii, Chemist ana srofhccarY.
a ghth and Twenty eix a street. Pure
medic.aea and PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded
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the compsrion and SKIN, AS Broadway, and druggists
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une.ry ay.ems Mcst mofsrn and .pprovsa .r,si~sg
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sros Sprcks and oil skn Biemlshea cured By 0oURAUD
LEiar scdic4tsc Soap, s53 BrcadwaY.
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dresses Bogfe's Electric Hair Dye bert In TRY.
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rhfr esptons and spots ca ne fsr, ulcers OF All
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Truss oee. only st NO. ves<y street. Acr House. SILK
Esstic Goods Supporters Shoulder Brscss. Ac ady o.
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lal s.pertethow mssy frends for parted: Te ee
D ratksi cure use the BALM Ov THOUSAND FLOW.
Elf 1A Centric nisk. and morning II bosutifez
thc petion Price Lfty ccues FOR sHs By all druSsa
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Disca Of she Nervous, Seminal. Urs-
nary an sexual sys.emsNew and rel able
rep1rs the Howard Assccationsent q letter
envelope charge. Address Dr. J. skilin Housh,cs
Howari ssocation. Philaas phia
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Kenncdy's Medical Discovery.
Wien all other sorofula Medicines fAed try his old
standard popular remedy II never fails IN curing
ecrofua Ery.pelss Salt Rheum uloers ocabs And srp.
ions OF every name and nature
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
OMcers Muster and Encampment

~ Adiutant General Hill, under date
Of August is, 1868, has issued gener'
al orders No. "a, in relation to the
officers muster and encampment
in Ohio. The following portion
of the order in relation to the muster
in this district, will be read with in
4erest:--- =
The recent invasion Of the State
having interrupted and delayed the
organization Of the militia and volun.
teer militia, 1t became necessary to
depart in some measure from the course
prescribed inc General Orders No. 16,
current series from these Head Quar-
ters, and to change certain portions of
that order; it is therefore amended so
as to read as follows:
The exigencies Of the tiines and the
good ofthe service require, and tits
Aherefore ordered Rt
1st That the following military die
tricts be formed in this State, within
each Of Ehich, for the present gear,
Ahsre viii be one and only one officers
muster and encampment, each to cea-
tinue for and during the period Of
eight days, and from 10 o'clock, a.
M, Of the first day, until three o'clock
.Msof ths eighth day. aaaa
The THIRD District will include the
4:oBnties cfLicking, Fairfield, Perry,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26
lspectively, inclusive of both dates in

spectively, inclusive of both dates in
each case:
In the THIRD District at Camp
Licking, from Saturday, September
5th to Saturday, September 18th.
5th. The Quartermaster General
will Immediately tahe steps to provide
said musters with arms, equipments,
ammunition, and camp and garrison
equipage, not otherwis, provided for,
transporting the same from camp tc
camp, and when not in use to preserve
and return the same in good order
He will also'se that subsistence for
said camps, as required by law, is sup
piled, and will provide transportation
for said troops.
9th. Every officer, non.commission
ed officer, musician and private, who il
required to attend said camps, will fur.
nish his own blanket and clothing; alsC
a tin cup, plate, spoon, knife and fork
as none OF these articles will be issued
by the Quarterlnaster General.
7th. All volunteers will bring witt
them and use the arms and accoutre
ment received by them from the State
Sth. All who are required to attend
said musters are admonished that they
should bring no more baggage thar
they can conveniently carry by hand
as baggage wagons or drays will not
be furnished, or time or opportunity
allowed to maintain them. The camp.
are all located within a short distance
of railroad depot, rendering hacks
omnibuses and carriages entirely un
necessary. .....- .-. -
9th. From the opening to the close
of an encampment, the WHOLE TINE Of
every one in attendance under orders
will be required for duty. No fur
loughs or leaves of absence will bt
granted in any case except upon th'
most indispensable necessity.
10th. A Borad, consisting of thre,
disinterested officers, will be appointed
by the Commandant at each camp tt
observe and report upon the appear
ance, drill, discipline, department anG
police of each company, battalion ant
regiment, including the temporary or
ganizations of the militia in camp, an(
said board will award any prizes that
may be offered by the citizens of the
county where the encampment is held
or by others.
11th. So much of General Orders
No. 16, before referred to, as is il
conflict with this order, is hereby re
voked. By order:
.. CHAS. W. HILL.
Adjt. General of Ohio.
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Muskingum, Noble, Monroe, Guern>
sey, Belmont, Jefferson, HARRISON,
Tuscarawas, Coshocton and Knox,
and its officer muster and encampment
will be held on the lands of Messrs.
Wilson and Davis, near the city Of
Newark, and will be called S'CAMp
LICKING" i--,- a.,
I'd. All officers Of the militia and
volunteers, and also all non commits
stoned officers of militia and volunteers
of the rank of Sergeant, will attend
the camp in their proper district, and
participate in the drill and instructions
throughout the period Of its duration.
3D.. The volunteer organizations
in each Of the military districts
respectively, and each and every men,
Der thereof, will attend the camp of
their proper district from 10 o'clock
A. M. of the seventh day until 8
o'clock P. M. ofthe eighth day of the
encampment, and then and there dill
gently participate IN the prescribed
drill and instructions.
TIMES AND COMBINATIONS OF ENcAMP-
8& MENTs. oy aag lsi
4th. To secure greater facility and
more direct accountability in the issue,
use, care and transportation of arms,
camp equipage and other stores and
supplies, the different encampments
for the current year are combined in
three diffeeent series, and will be held
10 the several districts as follows, re-
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EM~ The following communicate

S-e-~ -
EI~ The following communication
from a soldier was handed to the edi.
tor of the Cadiz Republican for pub.
lication in his paper, by DR.. join
Pearce. Mr.. Hatton refused to pub-
lish it. This shows what Mr.. Hatton,
and his particular frieLds "Lewton
and Hays thinks of the soldiers!'
CAMP AT MuRFREEsBoRo, Tenn, |
June II, 1868.
EDITOR OF TIE STAR IN THE WEST.
DEAR SIR:-We are taught by the
Saviour of the World, (St. Matthew
v, As, As, 49, as follows: "But l say
unto you, love your enemies, bless
them that curse you, do good to them
that hate you, and pray for them
which despitefully use you, and ,perse>
cute you; that ye may be the children
of your Father which is in heaven
for he maketh his sun to rise on the
evil and on the good, and sendeth rail-
on the just and on the unjust. For i
ye love them which love you what re
ward have ye? Do not even the pub
licans, do the same?"
Now the query in my mind in this
Can we love an object without having
sympathy for it? If we cannot, dc
these Scriptures command us to love
Jeff Davis and his minions who arr
rebels in arms against this the bes
Government established by man? II
so, and we obey the Divine injunction
do we not sympathize with rebels il
arms, and are liable to be punished by
the laws enacted by this Government
Or, are we to love them still as human
beings, our brothers, children of Goo
by creation, etc. This being the case
should not this war be prosecuted
through nothing but motive of pure
patriotism, love of country, and no
from the promptings of revenge?
You may laugh at my ignorance ant
simplicity, but were you here, as am
and could hear the showers of threats
and anathemas going to heaven daily
from our army against our wicked ant
erring brethren, not only the leaders
but all, even the citizens among us
you would conclude as l do, that W,
have mistaken revenge for patriotism
at least to great extent. 1t seems
to me the best possible means should
be used to have them return to theil
allegiance, and when that is accom-
Iplished they should be treated and re
spected as American citizens. Goo
has chosen punishment, kindness, ant
forgiveness to accomplish the salvation
of the world, therefore it seems to me
but initiating him and his chosen means
if we would prosecute this war vigor,
ously with the one hand whilst holding
out the solve branch" in the other.
Insults offered to those citizens we
may suspect of holding disloyal SEN
timents, can only have tendency tc
force them into rebellion, while the
laws of kindness might win them back
to their allegiance.
Whatever may be the spirit of our
rulers, Lam unable to say, butreyenge
lis the preyailing spirit among the COM
mon soldiers, if external appearances
are an index of the internal.
Let these sentiments be considered
loyalor disloyal, / know that nobody
can desire to see this wicked rebellion
crushed down more than myself, and
the rebels return to their allegiance.
May. God hasten the day.
Yours, etc, JOHN MYGR4STs.
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Let Mass Meeting be grand and glorious oupug of the People
unite their Solemn Protest the and eruee of Abolition
and shout for the restoration the Government fathers
Come all, and early.
Cone come carriages buggs horseback
and foot.
Come with banners, with fag with music, and process
and hear the best and of Ohio speak
true issues of the present campaign
Come old and young and female and and the order of
coming but and ALL and devote day for the good
country Sin the of the better of the Republic
The prepare cold checks for dinner and horse feed
come in the wagons.
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OF FL Q e RS OF T Fl f d Y
PREs1pENr-JOsIAH M. EsTEP.

PREsDENT-JUSIAH NJ. ESTEP.
Vice PresdentsAsa Holiness Short Creek Samuel Baxter
Cay erman John Mcconnell Athens Gabriel Holland
Frederick Kmme Rumey R. NJ Kennedy Mooref Rowland
Nottingham VIM Walker Stock Jonathan Narkey North Samuel
Freepo Wesley Brn Washington; Elisha Guyton, franklin Samu
Mack, Monroe. ',...
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CHIEF MARsHAL-HENRY BoYLEs.

CH1EF MARsHAL-I1ENK1 BU1LES - . q
Assistant MarshasJon Rea James B. msou Joseph Hea
G. Smmon John McFadden h Samuel Hedges A. P McNutt
the Ma appointed by the different townships their meeting Thurs.
day s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

The Democratic Central County earnestly
quest the Democracy each township the county their
place of holding elections THURSDAY AUGUST 81 1863 o'clock
p NJ for the purpose making full and getting
out full delegations from each township the Democratic Mass Meeting be
held in Cadz MONDAY AUGUST 81 1863 Each township will
point Marshal make such other they
sary for securing full attendance to the Mass Meeting
appoint reliable Democrat each school district
committee for the coming fall election The Secretary of the different
township meetings will the and potoce address of
meemen the County Central Committee Cadz they
appointed
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

MILITIA MusTERs. :. The Quariermaster
General Of Ohio announces that all officers
and sergeants attending the Militia musters
in the several districts OF the State will se-
cure 'ree transportation by as far as possible
going together. the officer highest in rank
with each party giving 10 the railroad tick :
OF agent or conductor OF the trains certif.
cate 10 The following form: GJJa qg1e5a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

popular and talented Congressman These gentlemen will all be
present and address the people.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-08-26

was Yazo0 City, and on the eighteenth IN.
slant had reached Durat Station, on the Mis-
sissipp Railroad. A train had been captur-
ed, and damage was feared to the road north
ward from that point.
The Confederate forces are conccntrat.
ing near Little Rock, to oppose the advance
Of General Steels expeditionary Federal
army. Kirby Smith is in command, and.
the troops are erecting fortihcations
The only force at Vicksburg IS the Sew
enteenth Army Corps. The Thirteenth
Army Corps, for sanitary reasons, has gone
TO Natchex. General Sbermans Corps is
encamped near the Big Black River on Bear
and Clear Creek. This corps has seen se-
we're -ervice, but is the most healthful one
in the Southwest. Admiral Porter's feet is
scattered along the Mississippi River from
Cairo to New Orleans. The gunboats are
stationed at col tain points, and light draught
boats patrol between the gunbost sta.
tons
A laughable story OF two refugees from
Richmond. now al Fortress Monroe, Is re.
por ed. They say that a guard is kept a-
bout the residence of JEFF Davis night and
day, to prevent him from running away from
the city.
Acting Brigadier General B. F. Ondsr.
donkl with the First New York Mounted
X fes and two companies of the Eleventh
Pennsylvania Calalry, has made long raid
into North Carolina. They passed through
Edentown and opened communication with
Captain Roberts, commanding at South
Mills. Thence they went 10 Pasquat ank
and Hartford Midway between these pla>
ces there was skirmish. Thirty guerrillas
were killed and others were driven into the
Dismal Swamp. Ninety horses were cap.
tured. The loss Of the Federals was two
killed. t
y G.yPhilip Donahus and John A. Work.
addressed the Democrats of the town OF
Bellair, Ohio yesterday aThsse was . re-.
spectacle tnrn out ot the "untsrTilsd." -
Wheeling Reg. dug. 22.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

Vallandigham, and others Jealous Tor fcacc'
whom we well knew either were or might bcin full
communication with the Rebel Chiefs through
their well.known friends and wcll-wshers this
side of the Potomac. To some if not all OF these
we said: we are for Peace; we will do and
dare ANYTHING to secure an honorable and TIT
adjustment of our quarrel but nhat sag h'
Conttderats' What do they propose If you
do not know, you can certainly ascertain:
There are A., b., and C, in Washington or Bal
timorc who, if they do not know already, can
easily ascertain the best terms which the Con.
fcdcrates will accede to-: Will you sound them
and find out 2" They said they roud try, and
we presume they did: but no answer ever
came back. And We have many reasons tor
our conviction that no answer came,
simply because the Rebel chiefs would make
Peace on no other basis than that of Dsunion,
nor, indeed, on that with any boundaries thateven
The Louisville Journal would agree to, unless it
il anxious TO shine as a Confederate organ. In
other words: The Rebels would make no Peace
that did not give them West Virginia, Ken
i
lucky and East Tennessee: so we had no choice
but to prosecute the war, even if We had been
willing to consent to Disunion.
| The Journal is utterly wrong in supposlng that
we consider that the President erred in his treat
ment of Woods absurd letter. That the Rebels
should be willing to return to the Union under
an amnesty, yet unwilling to say so otherwise
than through shadow whom, even now, Mr..
Wood dare not embody, is utterly inconcev-
able. We insist that even The Journal does
not believe it, Had an amnesty been all they
required, the Presidents assurance to Wood
must have satisfied them. But not alone
through that. but through innumerabe chan
nels have they learned that the President would
do his utmost for Peace the basis OF "A rcstora-
ton of the Union. Then why do they still hang
hack
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The leading Copperheads in this city are IN
fversh state Of excitement in consequence Of the de-
feat Of their fraternity in Maine ana the spikng OF
their guns hy the suspension Of the wit Of habeas cor
pus They had organized association collected
funds and ma,ured plans TO prevent oonserpis hAine
UP the wasted ranks of orr armies. Arrangements
had been completed to secure the escape oil nonrc'is
ant Democrats by appeal to The courts ohceS had
been hired, attorneys had been engaged judges mao
been dined and wined and conscrps had been chosen
for the experiment when ike clap Of thunder from
clear sky came the proclamation Of the President ana
shook all their plans into chaos. Now, they cannot re-
deem the pledge they have made 10 whhodthe drafted
men from the ranks one condition on witch votes had
been promised TO them By the conscripfs and their
friends has been forfeited Their dsloya zeal without
discretion has made them conspicuous traitors, ind
they fear the wrath TO come. In vain they invoke the
Interference Of Gov Seymour r he is in the hands oil
men whose policy like suits Itself to the inequa'
ties Of the channel through which 1t flows In tins dl
lcnma they collect the street corners and in the IL
cuor saloons and in undertones swear against the Gov
eminent and express the hope that foreign Intervention
will soon give relief their unfortunate brethren IN the
Confederacy.
Dispatches received at headquarters, ST. Louis,
from the Southwest report that Col Cloud I'd Kansas
Cavalry attacked the enomys rear guard on the lst
inst eight miles south Of For; Smith killing and wound
ing twenty and taking forty prisoners with loss on
our side Of two killed and eight wounded Capt. H. {.
D. Lynde is one Of the killed. Col. Cloud is now IN
command at Fort Smith The Rebel General Hindman
and General Sam Houston reported dead. General
Holmes not dead.
Late Nashville papers state that passengers
from Stevenson report reverse TO Gen. Thomas +
Corps. near Lafayette. between Trenton and Dalton
Ga. The report doubtless relates to the engagement o.
Negleys Division Of that Corps, announced some days
since
Judge Bets Of the United States Court fol
lie District Of Southern SowYork that th'
Presidents Proclamation supcrsedes The power Of Tho
Court over eases Of a military nature. and lie JudgC
Is. declines 10 interfere