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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

sDouESnIsrpfi.ius and worthy friend
Nr. Philip RisiSg has Just rsssIvSd .
new stock Of Spriag and summer gOOdt,
which. While slOIhiOg Is riding. Phil. is
prepared to cell sS eAospsr ss any other
OstsbliShmSnt 10 The city.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

NoTIcE TO TAx.PATERs.-Ths buggy
tax. license tax. aud monthly reports for
October and November are in my hand, ,
for collection. and should bepsiJ with.
cut delay. R. NJ. CLARKE, Collector.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
To the Citizens Of Lancaster.

TNeompiisnse With the uume efouTrsquests OF IN,
sitlsens ofth eitI, I will be a candidate for 70.
election tbths once Of ClTY MAYOR NJ the COMING
ApEIpnOx - -
:, Ny political genamUHir and my Views and action
IN pseheht ebe Hon arc we'll known
AStomy dineSs for The once ItakO pleasure In refer
iieg ~ people TO my oieial action in disehargng
The dulles OF The ofnca for the past four years.
lancaster. March 3h1ir
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

HDo not forge, the approaching
slsoiion. The Union .ick,s presented is
. good, substantial ono. and will receive
tho suppor, of all who are hot prejudic.d
BY dsmagogu.isn. With = little eSer.
,ion on sh. part Of our ffiehds, We havs
no fear for The results. ,ee.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Pleasant TownshiS sea1ffIiity


iva above ssRiakfy. united with tie fijsfents<
Y Home Care, "a "a Institution OF learlIhE shHs
presents 10 all but more especially 30 InyaiidS to
Opportunity q teeuring.a thorough Bdueauon, sa6
oflmprovirztheir physieal powers at tie same tims
and Tor Tess money than reatssnI aioas would eosS
hem AZ any other Water Cure.
For particulars, send foFs circular, ahd ssmsmbss
hat the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant TOW iship
Seminary will somn enee on MONDAY. MARCH ths
3oth ID. 1863. and consist Of ~ ReeEf dtid dedin.
10 Three Sessions, as sfoIlewss
Summer Session rcr1 March ID aotA ID JSas Is,A.
1869. Twelve wseksfufion 90. vaeaiIoil 10 Wseks'
Fall session, from August, Isi 10 nor. the aOtA.
1853: Twelve veskstliiion So. No vacation.
Winter Session, from Nov. az, led3 10 Nareh ne
i9ih. 1864 Sixteen vepks tuition. O..
Tuition must be paid IN Hd ante, Sf secured By
note and NO reduction VIII be made On aeeoun, Of
absence.
IFBostdlhs consisting of fsria1seoa. food fruI,.
and veEetabee Will be iurnishsd by the Principal:
st % psf week.
T.SI hay. also p6fshaseda a plano, and secured IN.
services OF Prof C. HSESRDEG 10 Sfvg instruction o.
,be piano and oher lnsrutnehsi OF usie, on rsason
Or, JOSEPH FEFaAS. Principal.
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant,
February Q6. Ip63-gn-Iv
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Couneil--D. K. FISHEL
Assessor--HENRY JACOBS.

ALL FooL's DAr.--Yes,srday being The
1N Of April. we suppose alteration was
on the move. Should any Of our subscIi-
beu change their residence they will
eonisra favor BY notifying ne
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

EvA squad Of soldiers arrived here
from Columbus on Tuesday Of this week
for the purpose Of removing the dsssi.
tsrs now confined in our county jail.-
We understood tho Sheriff refused 10 al.
low them to be removed uo.il thsir board
bills were settled. h
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Passed March 18th , 1891
AN ORDINANCE

Dedicating the Old City Hall 10 tho occupation ana
T. use Of The Fire Companies ofthe ciiI OF Lancaster
and respecting the Masonic Order aad other Soci.
eties,
Section !. Be il ordained bv ths City coxneiIsJ
the City fLsHsasfsr, That the Old City Hail. ofsaid
city, be aud lhe same shereby dedicated 10 the oc
cupaton aud use OF the Firo Companies OF said city
provided ,hoWever, that whenever the MAsoni Or.
dor In said city shall TO use said room on any
special occasion irmay doso, by procuring from the
Mayor of:he city, or in his absence, from he Pres
dent ofthe City Council, a written psFmt, I'D upon
the payment Of any cents to said Mayor President
ofCiy Council, for each meeting for the use OF the
Fire Companies the city Of Lancaster; and pFovid.
ed further that societies be allowed the use OF
said Hall upon the same :ermh.
SectloT9, Thatthe ptovsionS oftho atSt section
OF this ordinance shall not bo construed 70 extend 10
OF include shows OF exhibitions.
Section 3. That any ordinance or ordinances In
consistent With the provisions Of this ordinance be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Sectlont. Thhtthis ordinance rhAll take e6ec, aud
lication. o, DRES BACH, p. Go
WI. KrNs, City ciOtf.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides parents
on the 29th of March. 1858, by the Rev.
K mper. Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. WATSON OF
Plaa.aul township, and Miss ELLEN SAITH
Of Liberty township. Flirfsld county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

~ Isaae Lazy has removed bin cloth.
ing s,ors to the loom formerly occupied
by lazy Is Block. in the Shelter Build.
ing. whore he will bs plsassd to see his
old friends and customers and % man,
new ones, as may favor him With call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
The Flee, Moving from Hilton Head.

New YoRE, Ms!ch 3O.-A letter from
Hilton Head Of the goth says: "This
morning all the monitors. numbering six;
also several gun boats and schoo ers lefl
this port. The Ericsson has Just arrived
with floating machine 10 clear the chan.
nels Of torpedoes, &c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

RTLs bonhas, Of shs Esyl., this
week. will 90 dOudi. prove inmenSsly re
frsSAipgtO 70 hose who are Interested iu
the approaching slso,i,h. and particular
T'hOss worthy coadjuiOrs Ofths party
Who we're rejected It their primary elsc.
ton. . /. Y n. s,. s.,.'.,,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

Capture & Recapture OF Point Pleasant.
WHEELING, March 3I--A 1tslsgram
from Governor Pisrpont says yesterday
seven hundred rebels oaptured Point
Pleasant, Virgins. The town was sub
sequpn'ly recaptured. and the rebels driv
en- back with lo's Of fourteen prisoners.
We Lost three killed aud one wounded.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
THURSDAY. April 3. 1853.

~Ws announce the following ticket.
10 opposition to the one offered BY the
democratic party, subject to the decision
Of the electors Of this township on Mon
day nsx.. In regard to the qualifications
Of the eandid.sss, and their eligibility
Eer Office We allow the Ii"kst to speak for
itself. resting assured tha. il fitness for
the position Is taken into consideration
the whole tiots, must. and will receive
the unanimous support Of The tOwnship.
Township Ticket
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
ksf6te of Mary nrnGe

NoTtcBh hereby given, that the unds vsafNs6
nea been duly appointed By the ProAsis Courl
ana ior the County OF Fairfield and stais Of fOhs
Administration Of the Estate % MARY DRAKE, iste
o. said County, deceased. Persons 20 Seil
Etiate VIII make Immediate pAyueH,'t 70 TIE auder-
slEned, and those having elaimT sgsihtC NE ssuo.
authenticated. WILLIAM u. c0URfWEiCHT.
February ie6a-3vt6
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
LUMBER WANTED.

~ nnn FEET OF WALNUT LUMBpR.
OU, ,UUU green ordry. from one 70 SIX iuohO;
thiet wanted INN sdiaisly .fot which The cash VIII
shop on ME corner Of MIR aud Klpg streets, pSos
LanSasteT, Psb. 10, 1850.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
TO THE PUBLIC.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

i a. the ANDBkW SHAW PARa. "a RasheFOsk
township, Fairfield eouhit.. 6n The West kRsh viilS
shd b:emsh road two dad q Eafs miles irom WoSs
sasi;J ofsoii apd timber good frame dwelling asa
barn and other necessary Buildings several eaOd
,phhesl ont AZ the house, aud COED orchard %
eheIoo fruit.
rhts propony win b sold frss Of dover On ,Sss.
= &. =. GsaBRooR kt..utoe.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
March IL, isas-u A'O"
R.,a,e Of caroifn1 RicEela.

NOTICES hsfsbJ given That the sadersieht6 has
y eeenaPpointsd and qualified - administfatN 81
tbe EsiAss 81 Carcfis7 kfcksts; deceased, Iais e
Faitasfd county, okio FSnohS holdise sisiss
fssfhs sadensis will pfssent them for sstll a.
aecordingI law. Tkoae owing The ss,ate viii make
immsdikts pa NETT AJ,BH2ADER.
Feb. II. ie61-1WG7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Valuable Farm for Sale.

AN authorized W q otatr 81 ne ceurtof Cen. +.
kmon Pl0sr Of Paifabld cot nty ohla 10 1eiI Al ~
yale sale thhtlhA Farm eontainiue $50 asreO hnswn
- the HIDoLY RARM, 80 Inands tsunshir.
iAeatd COUNTY, jhihing the Ikndt efRsbsS Kois.
eS soh.h ~ West qbsr.st OF isttiou ~ ibt1tlstiI
fern. ofssls, sro.OCs. vsssbssas islisvr N
payable % mi-anauaIly; shd the halhulS q 40 =
b leftin the ha1dg The purchase & IHsn -
years, invested IN BIS note. see red 80
:. ne pre- 2 sis:s q ,olsA Asssr's sS hsI
SAouid ,hs purchaser have e.bSr usisjAl s ss,ss
real sstatb ahstrahEs msnt uieAtsise ~ ba1s ~
nhoto 0a.OOO. yAcO6 Mon n
l.Ans. sfssss, END Msrtlr. selisiss ) Va I'll
jssasYy q, tsss.-aivu
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
In Probate Court.

In Probate Court.
hs@s, sSHS 4ssS Of e,:s sss LiySs assS s.. AS'' P
against
John Brltch Of ais, Defendants.
TNNo John Brteh, John Abbott Lafatatte hbbbt.
IL Selem Pearee and Laurs hia wife.' JosAUA' q
Nourse and s. Nourse his wife, Rufena PhiIeu,
Wise' Amaraita a. Wise; Ranford RoTc a
- Wise.
Youare hereby netiAed that the undersIgiis cd, ,the
administrators OF oTsn abbott dec have alsd pSti
lion 10 the Probate Conft OF Fairfield county, ,0tio
praytnkfot the completion Of contract made bs.
tweeu.thc said dee6dsntih hisIiIe time and saif ~.
drew Bhteh, and fot power to convey 10 the said
Britch accordance with said contra et tie folio w.
lhg real estate 10. Wit: lying and bang In adIsop
Township. FairnSld county, Ohio, described more
paSteulArlyaS ioilowS: ..Commeueing Al the South
west corner Of oren .abbor's farm; ,hencS "a
along The llne between ssld Abbou's farm and "
piece ofland eknsd blythe said BFiteh 70 the road
hence with said road West 10 the line between aaiS
Abbotand klllott 0rimth's; thence south viii M
limo 10 the place OF bsglnning."
dhsavink VIII be had IN The premises on Saturday
Janaary 2tth, ad. 1889, whsnSn order vii, Be tak
for the eompletion ofssid eoutFast and The convey
anbo Of said land. .''
JOHN .sBBoTr d LAFAYETTE .HsHorr.
1dmf OF oFen fbbott, dee.,
byR. N. CLARKE, 1ly,
JRnl-lNo1eAl-1W. -
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02
Administrators Sale OF ReaI


Estate.
IN paFssales fan order granted bJ The Pssbsk,
Coan OF Fairfield Couaty. Ohio, 1 viii SG6f ~
'ai', al public auction, ,ffss Of dover, on
Saturday. the 1I& day Of Apra.A.D. 1855,
t the Door Of the cour House, 10 he city Of lASI
caster, 0hio, between the hours Of 10 o'el0tk A. n
and o'eloek p. NJ, the following described teal
estate, to-Wit:
Lot number az "a; 10 The town Of 0suoisyilis. a
sald county ofPa1rhsld.
Terms Of sals--ohs iAird In hand nSGAird 10 oso
Ioaf ahd the Tesdas 10 ivo yOArs, with ihtsFtsi %
deferred pSymsnis from the d6y Of Sals.
AppSAiSed al S3ss %. loHN {. PRRMAH.
Adnr. of the Estate Of Jacob L 1somaa, dcG.
WIN. r, Ctesdi Att0tneY,
AGreh ifs fe654-sIsipfi3.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

I%Read ell'cnr new advertisements.
Yos may fnd jus! such ) bargain a. yOu
have b.eu looking ~, !. II, l;s.'a... 3.
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EOsE MEemN

LfR0M April Let next, The Corner Room iur N
Brick BrildinE nj the North West corner drn ain
and Coiumbtfsl Sets In Lancaster; also; Il room
IN the frame builtings on the same lot on caiunbuO
Pairan. JOHN b. BRAsER
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Zoe Truste.a.

SOsTHENES McCABE,
GEO. w. HUGHS.
JUSTUS YOUNGHANS,
Treasurer.
Clark.
JOHN HINES.
Constable.
JOHN G. MEYER.
Assessor.
s.A JAMES ENos.
.g CITY TICKET.
For Mayor. ne
..s KINNIs FRIrTER.
- Marshal.
JOHN SEARS.
let. Ward.
Council wM. voRYs.
Asssssor-S. II. link.
I'd Ward.
Counea-c. DREsBAcH.
Asssssor-PETER TlTLER.
Sd Ward.
CouneiI--C. r. GARAGHTY.
Assessor-JAMES e. HUESToN.
4.h Ward.
Couneil--D. K. FISHEL
Assessor--HENRY JACOBS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

Estate Of SARAH GnIFFITH.
NOTICE ishcreby given thas the spbssrlbss has
bees appointed and qualiaed ss sadmini,irn.oy 81
the estate OF sarah GhGtt, deceased Late Of Pair-
ne,d county, Ohio. ABRAHAM 6HAFFHB.
February 26, IeAS.--3w(gs
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~ Important TO discharged soldiers
Call on R. M. CLARKE.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-08-26
VOL. lO---NO. 80.

pie of the South 1t would not be spe-
cious offer of politicians, to be observed
with no better faith than the resolutions
Of July, '6l 1t would be a return to
the national policy of the better days of
the Republic, through the intelligence Of
the people, enlightened by experience. 1t
would strengthen the Government Tor a
constitutional government is strong when
exercising with vigor Its legitimate powers,
and is weak when it sets an example OF re-
volutionary violence, by invading tie rights
of the people. Our principles and our
candidates are known TO you. The resolu-
tions of the late Convention at Harris
burg were, with some additions, the same
that had been adopted by the Democracy
in several States, and by the General As
sembly of Pennsylvania They declare
authoritively the principles of the Demo-
cratic party. 1t is, as it always has been
for the Union and the Constitution against
| all opposers. The twelfth resolution de-
| clares " that while this General Assembly
| condemns and denounces the faults of the
| Administration, and the encroachments of
| the Abolitionists, it does also most thor
| oughly condemn and denounce the heresy
| of secession, as unwarranted by the Con-
stitution, and destructive alike of the Sc
curity and perpetuity of government, and
of the peace and liberty of the people,
and it does hereby most solemnly declare
| that the people of this State are unaltera-
bly, opposed to any division of the Union,
and will persistently exert their whole in
fiuence and power under the Constitution
to maintain and defend it,
We have re-nomina;ed Chief Justice
Lowrie for the bench which he adorns
Our candidate for Governor, Judge Wood
ward, in his public and private character,
affords the best assurance that he will
bring honesty, capacity, firmness and pa
triotism to the direction OF the affairs of
the Commonwealth. Long withdrawn
by judicial functions, from the political
arena, he did not withhold his warning
voice when conservative men took counsel
together upon the dangers that menaced
our country. His speech at the town
meeting at Philadelphia, in December.
1860, has been vindicated by subsequent
events. as n signal exhibition of states
/ manlike sagacity.
Under his administration, we may hope
that Pennsylvania, with Gods blessing.
; will resume her place as ''the keystone
of the Federal Arch"
CHARLES J. BIDDLE,
: Chairman.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-08-26
| N the Orphans Court of Cambria
l. COUNTY. June Term, 1868.
Chairman.

CAMBRIA COUNTY. IS.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
To Thomas Fitz Gibbons and Charles Fitz
Gibbons, in Dodge county, Minnesota, heirs
and legal representatives Of Michael Fltz
Gibbons, la:e of Allegheny township. said
County, decd, you and each of you are here
by cited iu he, and appear before the Judges
of our said Court, at Ebensburg on the fist
Monday of September next, (being the eth
day of said month), then and there to accept
or refuse TO take the real estate of the saiG
Michael Fitz Gibbons. decd. situated in said
County of Cambria. and which has been ap-
praised and valued by an inquest awarded
by the said Court and returned by the Sher-
iff of said County, on the first day of June,
A. d. 1863, to wit Premises. No. l situa>
ted in Allegheny township aforesaid, con-
tanning one hundred and nine acres (1O9)
ninety nine (99) perches nett measure. valu-
ed at Sal per acre; premises No. 2, adj
joining premises No. l., containing (S6)
acres and l8 perches, valued and appraised
at SS.4 per acre, or show cause why the
same should not be sold Herein fail not
[SEAL.1 Witness the Honorable GEORGE
TAYLOR, President Judge of our
said Court, at EbenShurg, this first
day of June. A. D. 1863.
E. F. LYTLE, Clerk 0. c.
Sheriff's Office, Ebensburg, !
July 20, lSG3-3t
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-08-26
,rmCPAT d SENTINEL

I'M HUN II * H1A~' I1' Ill
Wi, published every Wednesday
:, at OsE DOLLAR AND Fifty CENTS
w .sr payable in advance; ONE DoL>
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS, if not paid
~ months and Two DOLLAR if
4 rntil the termination of the year.
description will be received for a
rsrod than six months, and no
| II. will be at liberty to discontinue
~ until all arrearages are paid. ex-
| The option of the editor. Any per-
<,rjbing for six months will be char~
| Eg DOLLAR, unless the money
Lin advance.
idveriising Rates.
One iassrt'n. Ttco do. Three do
,-rs. T12 lines S so S 75 81, 90
.,rss. .T24 lines 100 l 90 ? 90
|,.,,es rS6 lines l so 2 90 8 O0
8 months. 6 do. II do
:, a, less. 81 so $3 90 SIS 90
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16
The Draft in Ohio.

"The report that there will be no
draft in Ohio is without foundation
The order for the draft will be issued
as soon as arrangements are completed
in the State.
The above is from the Washington
correspondence of the New York Tri-
bune. Whether the conscription is to
be enforced in Ohio or not, depends
beyond a question upon the result Of
the election in October. If the Ad-
ministration of Lincoln is sustained by
the election of Brough, it is as certain
as that result is secured, that . new
draft will be ordered; and that people
will be forced into the army very much
like 'Bullocks to the slaughter pen.
Who doubts it? The tyrannous spirit
of the Administrations has been suf-
ficiently demonstrated for the most
stupid comprehension. 1t will pay
respect to neither courts or laws ii as
sured of power. To avoid the horrors
of the most odious conscription ever
devised, there is not the slightest hope
but through the defeat OF the Admin
istration at the polls.
Tod's assertion in his speeches that
there will be no draft in Ohio, evident
ly amounts to nothing; because Tod is
not recognized as Governor of a
"Sovereign STATK"-bat as a mere
subordinate of q central power Cri,
ais
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16

voting portion of community to repair
to the polls on the second Tuesday OF
October, and then and there, in a
peaceable and quiet manner, give him
(the President) to understand that he
should not be fogetful of his own Ian
guage as used in his Inaugural Ad-
dress when he said:-"Suppose you 60
"to war, you cannot fight always, and
''when, AFTER MUCH LOSS ON
''BOTH SIDES, AND NO GAIN
"ON EITHER, you cease fighting
the old Identical questions as to terms
of intercourse are upon you" 10
reach the President and make him feel
most sensibly that you condemn his
conduct, in turning the cold shoulder
to the agent of Jeff Davis, sent to
Washington lately, to arrange "terms
of intercourse" VOTE THE DEMOCRAT
IC TICKET FROM HEAD TO FOOT
Coshocton Dem.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16

In Dayton last week Messrs. Hu-
ber and Speelman were arrested by
authority of the Provost Marshal and
retained in military custody charged
with shooting Lieutenant Waterman.
Habeas corpus was issued by Judge
Haynes for their surrender to the
civil power, which vast refused by the
Provost under directions from Gen.
Cox. The Deputy Sheriff invoked
the aid Of the militia of the county, to
secure the majesty Of the law. 1t was
answering the summons, when an or
der came from Gen. Cox ordering the
surrender of the accused. They were
delivered to the Sheriff, and upon ex.
animation, Huber was discharged and
Speelman held for trial. Nobly did
the civil law maintain and secure its
prsrogatiyss. Well done for Dayton.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16
The Conquest of Ohio i,

The suspension of the draft IN Ohio
and authorization of volunteering in
stead, Is a curious proceeding, no mat~
ter in what light it may be viewed.
The President declined to stop the con-
scription in this city in the face of an
indisputably unequal and erroneous
enrolment, on the ground that the de-
mands of the service imperatively re-
quired men; yet he has stopped the
draft in Ohio without solicitation when
the need for men is quite as urgent.
OHIO is not exempted because she is
ahead of the other States on former
calls, for she is notoriously behind In
diana, Illinois and Iowa, and we be-
lieve Wisconsin; indeed, Ohio all thro'
the war has been the most backward OF
the Western States. When Pennsyl>
vania was last invaded by Lee, the
President called upon New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, West Virginia
and Ohio for troops to repel the reb-
els. Ohio alone failed to respond.
While the "Copperhead" governors Of
New York and New Jersey hurried
men to Harrisburg, not a soldier was
raised by the Union Governor Tod.
But the draft is nevertheless suspend
ed in Ohio, and for what purpose!
Why it is a bribe to the people of that
State to vote against Vallandigham
for Governor. This is the whole Sc
cret of the matter. The extended
military operations in the West requi
red soldiers, and at once; yet MIR. Lin
coin deliberately allows 10000 men t.
stay at home to persuade them to hell
beat man for office whom he hat
cruelty wronged 1t ls all very we'll 10
the administration vo,ers to boast hoy
easy matter it will be to defeat Mr.
Vallandigham at the polls, but thi
step touching the draft shows tina
every desperate expedient will be trie'
to make sure work of it.-New York
World
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-16

Some one hundred and Atty brokers in
Wall street who two years ago we're worth
nothing or lsas than nothing, are now worth
each from $25O0U0 to $2.5OO,OOO all from
the expansion Of the currency and the move.
nsnts Of stocks. They have been rssorting
during the summer to all sorts Of extrava =
gsnce in dress and in various forms, reali
zine, the old proverb, "put beggar on horse
back, &C." Some Of them srs building man
sions up town, some villas in the country,
and some We believe, are building castles in
the air, while others are said to be building
pleasure yachts to make the tour OF Europe.
Let them 90 ahead. They have just one
year from date, or at the utmost, eighteen
months, to make more money to support
their new sts le. At the end Of that time
when the financial machine breaks down
bursts up or rups off the track, lot ell on the
train attached to it look OUT for . terrible
smash, which is bound to come off as sure
as fate.