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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

IFrom the Ironson ,Ohiol Times, August is ]
Proceedings Extraordinary iu the
Probate Court OF Lawrence
County Ohio.
On Thursday. the 18th inst, Mr.. Henry
Schachleiter. OF this place, sued out of the
Probate Court OF thus county q writ OF ha-
beas corpus, 10 bring before said Court his
son, George w. Schachleiter, then under ar
rest bv Benjamin F. Gerry, Provost Marshal
for the Eleventh District, upon q charge OF
deSerlion from the---Penusylvania Regi
ment. Tha writ was placed IN the hands OF
Moses w. Davis, Deputy Sheriff, for service,
and copy delivered by him to the Provost
Marshal, who thereupOH made writing to
the Court. setting forth, in substance, that
ne, by virtue OF the authority OF the United
S,aes, held said George w. Schachleiter
under arrest as q deserter. On tie same
dav, the officer Of the Court ouud the said
George at or about his fathers house. and
brought him into the Court room, before toe
Judge. and Immediately gave the Provost
NJ arshal notice, who then came into the
Courtroom, in an apparently high state OF
excitement, with belt about his waist and
a revolver hanging to it, and there IN pres~
ence Of the Court and Of the undersigned,
who we're counsel, eized the person OF the
Young man, and Iorcibly removed HIM from
he Court room. The Sheriff, at this time,
vas not in the room.
About twenty minutes after this occur
renee, the Provost Marshal returrel to The
court room, with posse, where the Court
AMI the counsel for young Schachleiter. and
the Deputy Sheriff, then were. The Mar
shsl placed an armed guard al ths door OF
the court room, and came in himself with a
part ut his guard and stated that he had
come to arrest Ill who were concerned in the
proceedings; and did, at the same time,
place Mr.. LAWS, the Deputy Sheriff, under
arrest. He seemed 20 be highly excited, ami
said much that we do not recollect. lie
did say, however, to udge E5erton, THAT il
he proceeded against him Tor contempt, he
would arrest him and send him to the guard
house, and would keep him there!' He fur
ther stated that "he was acting in obedie' ce
to instructions from headquarters" and that
"he would not permit his acts to be qnes
toned by petty Probate and State JudgeS.!'
He ,urther said, that il we wanted to try
this case, we must so into the United
States Court. The door OF the court room
was closely guarded by one Of the Marshal'S
posse, who stood in the hall door, with a
tuusket and bayonst, for about the space Of
one hour.
JOHN s. GEORGE,
RALPH LEErEs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
vALLlSDiGuan sONG.
TuSB--"MARcH1Ss ALoSe,"

TIE rsuoersis .'s nIentv in svsry stste,
Tbs star spangled banner they never Will
farsske;
I.ih4rtyr onr motto Re Unions aur sonq,i
For the Consultation sr- aremNChing along.
cEoRus
Marching along m1rShing along.
Cirh on the arrnor AMI IA m7rchlns along.
VnllnndiGham for Governor, he's gallant AMI
strong,
For the Constitution we are marching along.
The cause of ovr Cnnntrv we own n hs right,
For this We nrp willing and ready to fight;
Our cause is he right one. the Leagues IN
the wrong:
Bound for the Union We are marching along.
CaoHus- Marching along, 20
Our homes we'll protect our rights we III defend;
In this we are sure that God Is our lrisnt;
Though iha Leagues call US traitors AMI some
did arrest,
CHoRus-M rehing along, g..
Onnosed 10 djsunion We are Ia a mnn,
Opposed 10 jeff Davis. u7dnu1tei W strnt;
Ouposed 10 suppression af s0ssc1 aud a pres e
prpcSed TO dospotic and Illegal areets.
CnoRus-Marching alarg. &c.
washington, Zach son. Jefferson and CLAY,
Webster and Douglas have mark Scd ont the Wayi
The wsy is for white men, and white men alone
And not FOR equality, as Abraham haS shown
CRoRrs- Marching nlong, &C.
Now are the hours of darkns,B m slorn,
The warm drums are beating our march TO the
tomb;
For party, ambition. and sectional strife,
Is sweeping eorn 1t, law, gospel and hght.
CHoRrs-Marching along, &c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

A committee OF Union Laaguers have
waited upon the President and presented
him with long address. requesting him to
heed not the appeals Of friends or co1ieder.
ates against the vindication OF justice in
the case OF Doctor Wight, charged with
the Murder OF Lieutenant Sanburn, at Nor
folk, Virginia. The President in response,
said that an example would prove great
benefit to the cause, and added that strict
justice should be metsd th oil guilty pars
yies.
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The Republicans are distributing in large
numbers Gen. John A. Logan's speeches on
the war. They have got ont au edition of
them in pamphlet form. We would suggest
that they also put in the pamphlet the follow
ing extract from one OF MIR. Lngan's Con
gressional speeches, delivered just before the
war broke OUT
"Mr. President, regret to hear either
disunion or civil war spoken Of in connec
ton with this measure. But, repeat, the
orner is to be pre- erred to the latter. In
wars waged with foreign countries, deplora
bic as they always are, there are some NOR
al fruits which atone, in slight degree for
degree. for their accompanying evils. But
civil war war has no smeioraLions 1t is
pure, unmixed decentralization. 1t dissolves
all national and domestic ties. 1t renders
seIfishness more odious by wedding it to ha
tired and cruelty. The after generation
which read the bitter harvest Of intestine
war, is scarcely less to bs commiserated
than that by whose hands the poisonous
seed is sown. Less. far less there would be
| the evils OF disunion"
This would make the record complete.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

For Il
DETTU

G.rOcparted this life on the 9Th Of 7th
mo, 1868. at his resiierce in Short Creek,
Harrison Co Ohio, MICAJAH 7. JOHNSON,
in the fifty>sixth year Of his age. Death
has broken the family crcle-his chair is
vacant-the voice to which bis family ever
turned for counsel and advice i. hushed in
death, to be he2red on earth no more for
ever.
lie has changed home on earth for''a house
not made with hands, eternal in the Heay-
ems"
For some time previous to his death, he
seemed to feel that the close Of life was aD
preaching; and during the last few weeks
gave his wife minute directions concerning
his affairs.
On one Of his friends asking him il he
waa resigned. he replied, "Yes perfectly"
and being unable to talk much, he referred
her to his sister, to whom he had said the
dav previous, "When | think Of Heaven,
and all its joys and beauties smile il)umes
my couptenancs but when I thiok Of my
family and friends, a tear dims my eye."-
He continued he only wished to live COR the
sake Of his family and that he might see
the rebellion plt drwn. and peace restored;
he had taken lively interest in the welfare
OF his country.
During his illness he made use OF The !ol>
lowing quotation, "a avorite with him 10
iifs):
"Teach me 10 feel another's WOO,
To hide the fault | see.
That mercy TO others show
That mercy show 10 me-"
As death drew near he reported, 81 think
can read my title clear" His last intel
ligible words were, 81 want ogo to Heaven
and be at rest"
The subject OF this was widely known;
his voice was often heard ia public and al
ways pleading on mercy's ,ide. His charity
and benevolrnce were rarely equaled; the
poor and the outcast have lost their true't
friend. His was more than an ordinary
caste OF intellect; such a quick per
cep,ion OF right, and such deep and through
understanding as his; rarely have record
on earth together. His faith ard practice,
which were his guides in lie sustained him
in death; but it is left for those nearest and
dearest to feel the heaviest loss. They miss
that earnest and encouraging support, that
they were won't 10 receive at his hands.
He leaves large family to mourn his loss
though with the consoling assurance, thai
be found eternal rest.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
william Barker, the YOADg Pa
aTaOt.
BY AETEHUS WARD.


"No William Barker you cannot haye my
daughters hand in marriage until you are
her equal in wealth ami social posi-
ton"
The speaker was h1ushty old man OF
some sixty years ard the p3rson whom he
addressed a tise 10 king young man o TWEEN.
ty five.
With sad aspect the young man With
drew from the stately mansion.
II.
SIX months later the young man stood in
the presence of TIE naughty old man.
What! y)u here again?" cried the
haughIy old man.
"Ay old man." proudly exclaimed Will
liam Barker, II am here. your daughters
eqitl and yoars!"
The old mau's hps curled with scorn. A
dersive smile lit up h cold eiEures; when,
casting violently on the marble center table
an . pr,n) - roll Of Greenbacks, William
Barker cried:
See! Look on this wealth And I've
tenioIl more! Listen, old man! You
spurned me from your door. But | did
not despair. | secured q contract tor
furnishing the Army of the Hith bee {
Yes, yes!' eagerly exclaimed the old
man.
"And brought up all the disabled cavalry
horses | could 6ni-"
Il Sec! ,se!' cried the old man, land
good beef they make, too"
They do! hoy do! AMI tn, profits are i'm
mense."
81 should say so'
"And now, sir, claim your daughter IS
lair hard!"
"Boy she is yours. But hold! Look me
in the eye. through all this, have You ooen
loy all"
10 the core!" cried William Barker.
And" continued he OLD man in voice
husky wi h emotion, "are you in iavor OF
vigorous prosecution OF the war!"
"i am, sm!'
"rhen, boy, lake her! Maria, C lid come
hither. Your William claims thee
BE happy. my children! and Whatever our
lot in lie may be let US all support the Gousrn>
lnenE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

I7l. Main street. wheeling, Wa
CNTOSE & THOMAS announce IN thai
- friends ana the public that they are in re
c-int OF their stock of Fall and Winter Goods
embracing Drv Goods in all their varieties
CrrpetinF, Nil Cloth and Caroet chain, Willin.
ery Goods Of every variety Notions. and Va.
rietips generally, comprising tie largest. and
in some respects. the most desirable we evnI
brought to the city OuI customers NAV rest
assured that they viii reap all the advantages
thSt lair dealing. long experience, close at.
tention to business, careful buving. and hnying
with Cash, can give them. We huy ost OF
our goods with cash. direc'Iy from the man.
uacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per
centagc. We have ample facilities for doing
large Jobbng Trade, and invite the attention
OF Merchandise our slOck before buying, and
Tailors to our stock 0i Cloths, Cassmeres and
Vestings.
Without pnriicuariZing, we will say we
Keep the largest stock in The city oil the follow
ing az we'll all goods.
Dress silks, Ot every style and price.
Millinery goods. silks, yclveIs. ribbons &c.
French Merinoes, of every shade.
French Prints and Goods
Goods for Friends wear and travelling
ShawIs ol every grade and price.
Pads & Prints, II worslrd fabrics Tor dresses.
Cloaks and Cloakiug, Prints, Tict s.MusIins,
flannels, Blankets, aud goo,s for Men q d
Boys wear generally. No
Good House shall sell cheaper
| Our stock of FURS will Se foust to be very
desirable. We ask attention 20 our stock OF
Carpetlng ETC., which is We. tull and at low
| prces.
All goods sold al small advurce on pur.
| chase
! Persons making purchases in tie city will find
it TO their interest greatly to give US call be.
tore buying.
Parcels sent to uny part Of The city FREE.
| Remember the sign oil the Golden e Hive,
near the Suspension Bridge
STONE & TnOMAS.
| Nov 7. ls6l-f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02

01rThe Democratic Meeting at Martins
Vile was well attended. Able and eloquent
addresses we're delivered by the Hon. Rob
ert Chamters and Phillip Donahue. Never
were meetings better attended than are
those oi the Democracy all through Ohio -
Another grand rally will come off at Bellair
TO-DAY - WEssllns Reg. dug, 81.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
TUT IHU
SCIENTIFIC.

MARCY J. GRIFFITH,y
MARY A. Ii. BRINKERHoFF,}

Let A B, B @, G D, and D A represent
the sides Of the given survey. Calculate the
contents, and by parallel to g D part
Of one hall the contents according to rule
for trspezoids when the obiique sides con-
verge. Divids c d F into two equal parts
by g II perpendicular to E F, and consider
g Fl bisccted in |, and likewise produced to
meet A B in K. Calculate A *, B K, and
g K according to rule for supplying omis-
sion, snd consider G X guess line for dl.
viding A B E F into two equal parts from
the |, without. Apply the role Tor last case
and the bearing Of the true division line will
be determined Let l. M represent the
true line, then calculate l. according to
rule Tor supplying omissions, and the prob
lem is solved.
Ioh
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
THE OHIO MOWER

T HAVE the agency, for Harrison county, for
i the sale Of the Ball Reaper and Mower. the
best machine in use ot this time, 1t will NOV
where other machines will choke down. THIS
machine is so geared that you do not have to
drive horses out Of their regular walk; and the
machine runs light to the team. As reaper
it cannot be excelled by any now in uso Even
the ''standurd machine" cannot come up to Il
in either reapers OF moving. g ] can get ono
hundred machines, if | can sell themA I r ends
hand ia your orders soon. and do not delay as
you did last year You nee q not pay for ma
chimes unit! yon have tried them and they give
satisfaction. You can have them at the Same
prices as the Buckeye, although they are bot
ter and more convenient machine. Our Junior
Mower is made for thishilly country and gives
good satisfaction. Come right along and get
machine that will save your team and yourself
in hot weather. One advantage is: this ma
chine is manufactured handy to home-at New
Phladephio, Ohio, by English, HeImick h
Dixon. Please call and see them before pur.
chasing elsewhere. ..
.. IT,. Dt-.. .a.s F. LAlZuRE, ,tr5
Cadiz, Ohio.
April % '63-3m .ts H .a.. ..-.- o.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

yTTlNDOw Glass and Putty, large and
wv fresh arrival Of each, fcr sale at very
low figures Hi BEALL|.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

WN Act NC ~ 9llE Is 45s4
New stock received al BARRETT'S. .
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fSA, Main street, wheeling. Wa
CTONE g. THOMAS announce 10 thei
10 friends ana the public that they are In re
ceipt OF their stock Of Fall aud Winter Goods
embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties
Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, MiIin
cry Goods Of every variety Notions, and va.
rieties generally, comprising the largest, ant
in some respects. the most desirable we eve!
brought, to the city. Our customers may res
assured that they will reap all the adva ntages
thst fair dealing long experience, close at
with Cash, can give them, We buy most d
our goods with cash, directly from the man.
uiacturers and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large Del
centage. We have ample facilities for doing
large Jobbing Trade, aud invite the attention
OF Merchants to our siock before buying, and
Iailors 70 our stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings. ''''
reiWithout particularizing, VIC will ray we
Keep the largest stock in the city ofthe follow.
ing as well as all goods. N @tiad ,sAfi2s
Dress Silks, of every style and price.
Millinery goods, silks, velyets. ribbons 80
iFfench Merinoes,1of every shade.
,.>,A..... Frencll Prints and Goods,
'iitl Goods for friends wear and travelling
n Shawis OF every grade and price,
Plaids g. Prints, T. wofsted fabrics for dresses
Flannels, Hlankets, and goots FOR Men q
Boys wear generally. No :'E92sp{ 3d
Good House shall sell cheaper
z Our stock Of FuRs win So foast TO be very
desirable. We ask attention 70. ..opr stock ,ol
Carpeting, ETC., which isyelx hll and at low
prices. saa. G1WTf.. Hi! !lE 4fiI 9@n
All goods sold at 4 small advance on pur.
chase. ia y .pF4Hha3 &fi5 slts gff
Persons making purchases In the city will find
1t to their interest greatly to give usa call be.
tore buying. ts6 ~ Ast tr,,.si Y s.tr.,4
Parcels sent TO any part OF the city rRxE.
Remcmherthe sign OF the :. Golden iNea- Hive =
near the Suspension Bridge.
STONE s. THOMAS.
Nov. T. l66l-f
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
GROCRRIEss GROCERIES
WILLIAM W. WILSON'S.

STOCK FreSn ana Complete.
have on hand, and am now receiving
Stock OF Groceries ever brought to CadiT, to
which wish 10 call the attention Of Retail.
ers and others wishing TO purchase for their
own consumption. 1 am determined TO cell
as low II not lower than either Steubenville
or Wheeling prices. My stock consists in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

WoULD respectfully inform his old ciisto m
w ers and the public generally, that he
has on innd largo stock and general sssort-
ment Of Saddles, Harness, &C., consisting IL
part Of full-quilted and plain, skaters, quilted
hood cover and plain half-Spanish and fall
backe, quilted and plain seated braBs and wood
horn deriipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
cintle English trotting ssddles.a Also vari-
ETY. OF styles OF side saddles, with short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and back
springs, silver colored, ruseet blue, and black
erameled leather qni Itet and plain pushed
seats. He has also ON hand several sets OF ex-
ira fine silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness. strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, balters, brides and artinga aes OF
most every description. Carnage, Buggy and
Riding Whips Of the finest quality; N facI
most everything usually kept in saddler
shop. He e.deems it unnecessary to puff and
blow or let of. gass nhout the material Of
Workmanship Of his work, as 1t will recon.
mend itself 70 those who are Judges or who
use IT. Thankfal for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, he hopes by strict at.
tention % bnsinsss and selling good work at a
reasonable price, TO merit con ntinuanee OF the
same y Shop third door North OF McFaddsn's
y Feb. ia, IS6o-lyr Z a''l s'f ,s@s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01

N 6PHALIC PILLS, an inialIibls cure ios
SEHsad Ache, for saIe hy.. .sa,,lsyo j
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Now sir, here in my place in the House
and as representative, denounce--ands i
speakit adyisedly--the author Of that speech
ss liar, a ascoundrel and coward. His
name is Benia min II. Wade. We o FG!au0a /
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-01
THE ATTACK AND REFUSE.

4
,,.lOn the. 18th, A. February 1862,
John Hickman, of Pennsylvania, Of
tfered 9 resolution, founded on a"lo-
cal item. neyspsper attack, instruot-
ing the JudiciarysC Committee I'd IT,
quire into Mr.. Vallandigham's "Ms-
alty."'es The following are extracts
from Mr. V.'sremarks on the occa-
sion: zssssse
d Yet that is All, the grand aggregate OF ths
charges, except this miserable ialsshood,
which some wretohed scaysnger, prowling
about the streets and alleys and CUTTERS ol
tho city of Baltimore, has sean ht to put
forth in the local columns Of contemptible
newspaper, so that the member from Penn
sylvania may rise il his place and prefer
charges agsinsS the loyalty and patrio tism
Of . man who has never filtered ID fiis de |
yotion to the Gig Of bis country to that
Gag whirh hangs now upon the wall oyarI
against him; oue who has bowsd down and
worship ID the holy smblenof tho Consslts-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-01

~WE were informed whilst in Harri
son county that the imported candidate iol
Htate Senate on the Butternut ticket de-
clared that il vas the intention Of his party
70 contest the election wherever It's candi-
dates we're defeated by the soldiers vote. =
The same thing has been declared by lead
Ing men in that party in this county. We
would like to know what the fathers and
brothers of those brave boys in the army
think Of such Democracy, whose leading
candidate, born under the flag Of coun
TRY that in tho present war seeks every op
portunity TO aid the cause Of the rebellion
but two yesfssa citisen Of our Government
threatens to contest the election it he is not
suScessf6l because the soldiers Of the Gov
vrnmsuh born on The soil, who have ex
pessd ,heir Gyes od me adeid' Of battle, tol
the protectios,of their doverument, hav,
been permitted to exeruise the right Of cit
isens, the elsctiys franchise. Shame on the
father who would support the men wht
shss psDtsss. = dlsffanchise their sons, be
sauss they sre soldiers of the Republic =
D. +. Chambers voted against the law, OF
its 6nal passage, authorising Ohio's brav'
soldiers to vote, and Philip Donahue & Co
propose to contest the election if thos,
soldiers votssshall defeat him aud his asso
Cater, d ,s: -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-10-01
Alattlsu.,i A ,IsetIus,.

, FARMlNGTON. Mnpday, OF. ath, at
lnlclrckgP. n. Speakers--Uol q. L. Poor
man, Hon., Il. s. .Cowsn.s ~ w
d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sE
Mondayeventns, Of. 5til fat O'clock. -
NSpcakers--Eol. d. ID. r. Ct wen, Lieut.. r.
III. Cochrsn, Lieut.. j. N.Dubois
-., .WHEELlNH VALLEY, Tuesday, Oct
~ 6th, \ o slsc1tes,M s,M<yaSpsskers-Col u. ID.
y. Cowen, COL, e. h Poornian, Capt. p.
Tallmaa, .Eisdt. G N. Dubois. ~
METH1DISTtassRID9E SCHOOL
Hl)USEs W cdnesdayf evening, Oct. 7th, 6
= Aolook. .Speakers--Lieht. H. H. Cochran,
, Devid Thobarn, Esq, and Andrew Porter
I. 81 GAINESVILLE, "Wednesday even.
y iry, 0ct, Ith. 81 O'Clock. SpsaIersSOapt
10, n, Williams, Col. d. D. T.. Oowen.
--- N0YDBYfhbE, Thursday, OCT. Sth,
e'cloek u ~ Speak Col. 0. L. Poor.
man. Col. ID. D. I. Cowen. "a IH
= MORRlSTOWN, Thursday evening, Oct.
9Th, 9 O'Clock P. y. Speaksrs-Hon. ,.
g. Cowen, Col. y. l.. Poorman, Capt. p.
o BURR's STATION, Friday, Oct. 9th,
! O'Clock p, n. Speakers-Judge Cowen,
j. b Smith. Esq, John 8. Crafty.
PUGH'6 SCHOOL HOUSE, Washing
70 voa Yownship, Saturday, Oct. 10, at l O..
.clock 2. ~ Speakers--Hon. B. 8. Cowen,
.Vcl lC. L. Poorrhsn. f ''a'f
~ EAST HIGHLAND, Monday ovening,
Oct. l2thx a. q o clock. .Speakers--Judge
.Cewcn, Lieut.. J. N, Dubois.
BEkkhEhks Monday evening, Oct. 18th,
man, ElsjofMs "! Juhkins;; John s. Crafty.
PLEASANT. VALLEY, Monday even
ing, Oct l2thss 8 o clock. Speakers--Col.
@. 4. Poorinan. Capt. p. Elinan. II.
az. The Union men in the various Townships
"xin tnaks oil Necessary arrangements for
these meetings.. ID.
Other tssetirgs will be announced in due
time, 'hr1
By order of the Union Central Com.