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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-17
From the st. CluiisrtWe Gazette
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Pursuant TO notice the democracy ana
conservative men of Smith township, num-
bering some 400, convened in Centrcville on
! Saturday, Aug. 6, and organized by calling
GEO. W MILLIGAN to preside, and appoin-
ting RoBT STRSET and DR.. VIM. WILSON,
Vice Presidents, and JAMES IRWIN, Secre-
tary.
On motion, the Chair appointed the fol-
lowing committee ON Resolutions: Thomas
Ault, Lewis Neitzelt, Thomas Jackson, DIR.
VIM. McNasters and Joshua Worley, who
reported the following preamble and resolu-
tiops which were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t is not only the privilege but
the duty Of citizen Of a democratic repub-
lican government to make known to their
servants, temporarily administering such
government, peaceably to assemble and make
known their grievances and petition for their
redress, and
WHEREAS, The policy of the present Ad-
ministratiOn of our government since its ad-
vent into power and especially since the non
adherence to the so-caled Cnttenden resolu-
tons, has been such, as to bring about the
almost utter bankruptcy of this nation, by
heaping debt upon the people, unprece-
dented in the history of nations by sacrii-
cling the blood Of the nation in the slaughter
of hundreds of thousands of men in the Wig
or of life, which might be useful in civil and
peaceable pursuits; by the augmentation,
in consequence thereof, Of widows and Or
phans. whose sorrows and miscries are un-
told and by the utter disregard of our Ma
tional Constitution, therefore,
Resoyred, That we consider the President
and his advisers unfit for the prominent hon
orable and responsible positions they occu-
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Mean WGHl.

Tb iaeanest men we know Of are those
who, advocating the coming draft, and a Wig
orous prosecution of the present war until
:, the last man Is killed and the last dollar is
expended, go. the first opportunity that pre-
sents itself, before medical board OF exam
ination to get exempt from military service,
thereby trying to save their precious careas-
as5 from rebel bullets. Such men are tco
conteinpIible to talk about, and should be
looked upon sith contempt BY every good
MpttizeaUdst ~"io hia .nfs
There IL also another elass Of very mean
men. Those persoua over forty five years OF
age. Who adso,sts tbs same policy as the
class menrioaed above, yet will give nothing
towards pro.eeuting the war or obtaining
men ana who use every effort within Their
power 10 prevent their pllatige from going
ntY he service. Such mtn al MD not ba
j.. feed w good citizens.
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lcThe UnIon Organ of ohio, ,,

The Buffalo Express and Toledo Blade
two leading Lincoln papers whose editors
and proprietors have not yet been convicted
of stealing from and defrauding the Gov
ernment," thus speaks of their associate in
the support of Lnoolnism, Captain r. w.
HURT, the proprietor and leading editor Of
the Ohio Stats Journal the "Union organ
Of 0hio," who has. Read it, all We exceed
ingB loyal men in these parts, who are crazy
evory day to get 'the Journal"
We had the pleasure yesterday of recei-
wing a call from Mr.. F. W. HURT, propri-
etor of the Ohio State Jo1unaL-Bufalo
EIprcS
Birds of feather flock together This
"Mr. L. W. HURT, proprietor Of the Ohio
State Journal" stipendary organ of the
Administration, like the Buffalo E.rpress is
the patriot just dishonorably dismissed the
military service by a court martial, and
stripped Of all pay and allowances, for EN-
bezziing the property of, and in variety of
ways, defrauding the Government The
editor of the EIpreSS had ''the pleasure
of call from him. .--Rochester Union.
The item to which the Lnton refers APP
peared in the local Of this paper. We had
never before met Mr. Hurtt who called up
on us TO correct statement that had ap-
peared in Rochester paper regarding the
recent accident at Niagara Falls, which per-
lied the life of his wife Mr.. III, introduced
himself as connected with the Ohio State
Journal, and without thinking or knowing
that he was Captain HURT who had been
dismissed the service for official misconduct,
we treated him with the civility due to the
profession, ,-Bufdlo Erprcss.
This prompts us to inquire how long the
name of f. W. HURT is to remain at the
head of the Union paper at the capital of
Ohio, scandal upon that city and the loyal
men of the State? 1t would seem that
somebody beside a convicted swindler of the
Government should control the JoaunoL-
We have no acquaintance with him, except
his public record, and it is upon that alone
we base our remarks Toledo BLude.
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CAMPAIGN SENTINEL.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WhSuISGTCN. July is. 1864,

The CAbz SENTINEL is always a cam.
pl!rn paper-as good, perhaps, as can be
founi anywhere. 1t can be had for any
len@tn Of time that it may be wanted, and
will be sent to any address, provided the
cash shall accompany the order. The price
for one year is, $500; forsix months, 81 90,
We hope our friends will see the Importance
of introducing the Sentinel into veryfamily
in Harrison county, and send in the names
Of new subscribers Immediately 1t is the
paper for the tinles-no mistake. Our list
Of subscribers is now larger than any paper
ever had in the county before, and we want
the number doubled before this campaign
closes Roll III the names, friends.
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Bay The Cadiz Republican, last week,
was principally filed with what might be
termed wonderful mare nest, which
one Gen Darlington, and some such like
characters. had discovered Our abolition
friends are in a terrible stew aboutit. They
even forget that they belong to secret ''loy.
al leagues" wide awakcs, &e. innocent
souls 'a
But to show the kind of characters who
get up these startling developments" the
reader is referred to the article in another
column under the head Of Gen. Caring
ton and his Mares Nest, written by Gov.
Medary, of the Columbus Crisis, who knows
whereof he speaks.
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r I. Commercial
R9p,bEict,u P,Dc

From the ". /. Commercial A3rerttser, u
Repubdcon Paper.
We strcnuously advise all loyal men of sub
stance to emigrate at once from this afflicted
and foredoomcd land The whole Repub-
lie, from st. Louis to Cape Cod, is under
mined and filed with powder Mr.. Gle
ment Vallandigham sits Ike fend slipping
cobblers with George Sanders, at the Clif-
ton House, and if he fails to be nominated
at Chicago, will quietly drop spark from
his cigar on the train Of this terrific subter-
ranean battery and blow us all lIintochaos and
black night. t ..
This is nolaughing matter The Provost
Marshal General OF st. Louis, so the truth
telling telegraphs informs us, has ferreted
out, in part, the secret which further inqui-
ry enables us thus horribly to complete. =
Were all our information inaccurate (which
is of course impossible), the revelations Of
the telegraph would themselves suffice to
warrant the advice we have given. Fancy
an Order of American Knights" half a
million strong, armed and organized and
bent on bloody revolution Ofcoursc none
of these villains will respond to the next
draft. That will drain the loyal States Of an
equal number of reliable citizens, and so
leave the field clear to these conspirators. -
With Ice in our front, and these half mil
hon in our rear, what hope or refuge have
we? Here in Now York, says the telegraph,
the conspirators call themselves "McClcl-
Ian minute men, and number t,co hu,.dred
h0usoad menr This after the draft,
gives them an overwhelming majority in the
State. They will at once seize Wall street
and the banks, hang Gov. Seymour and
General Dix with impartial scorn, proclaim
Fernando Wood Dictator, make an alliance
with Canada and dixie, and, marching madly
upon Massachusetts,, annihilate the last hope
of freedom Plainly it is the part of wis
dom to 'skedaddlc' while it yet time.
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The Draft Unpopular.

A Lincoln organ, the Poughkeepsie IN.
Y. Eagle, says:
'The people are very tired of hearing of
drafts; they dread them as they do a pesti-
lence, and will rejoice greatly when they be-
gin to see that they are likely to get rid of
them
In order to get rid of them we know of
but one way, and that is to vote in Novem-
Der for a President who will issue no more
calls for drafts and conscriptions.
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e. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
WASHINGTON, Aug. II. l0P. NJ

w ASlhNuioN, AuS. IL; ~ / H'
To Nay. Gen, Die:
A dispatch from Gen. Grant just receiv-
ed, report the casualties by the explosion OF
the ammunition barge at City Point on the
9th as follows: killed, twelve enlisted mch,
two citizens (employees,) one citizen not
employed by the Government, and thirty
eight colored laborers. Wounded, three
commissioned officers four enlisted men, tif-
teen citizens employees and eighty-six col
ored laborers.
Besides these there were eighteen others
wounded, soldiers and citizens, not belong
ing about the wharf The damage to the
property was large, but | have not the
means of reporting it. The cause Of the
explosion has not been ascertained
tSigned f. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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SIGNED BY THE OFFICERS.
a Petition.

The following petition is said to be in cir
culation in Ohio and other States Were
it presented to our people, not one in hun
dred would hesitate to sign it:
so the President Of the United States.
''The undersigned citizens Of the State of
Ohio, without regard to party, and in senti-
ment devoted to the Constitution and the
Union, respectfully petition and request that
the draft for half million more men, order
ed to take place on the jth day Of Septem-
Der next, may be postponed until an attempt
has been made by negotiation to secure peace
based on the Constitution and the Union.
We find the above in the Detroit Free
Press 1t is petition which every man in
the Union, with the exception of the shoddy
contractors, would gladly and cheerfidly
sign = Gin Eaq
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ID HIM OCR A II &c
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Harrison County will
,r.aat in Convention at CADIZ, on WE'D
NESUAf, AUGUST "A, 1864, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. for the purpose of nomlna-
ting candidates, to be supported at the cleo
ton in October next, for the following offices:
County Auditor, County Commissioner,
Recorder, County Surveyor, Coroner, and
one Infirnaary director, and also appoint
II County Central Committee, and transact
such other business as may come before the
Convention,
The Democracy of the several townships
are requested to meet at the usual places OF
holding elections, on Saturday, August 10th,
at o'clock, p. NJ. and select three suitable
persons to represent each township i'll the
County Convention, and two delegates to
represent them in the District Convention,
to he held in Cadiz, on the 2ith Of August,
1864 for the purpose or nominating candl-
date for Congress.
The Democracy cordially invite all per-
SONS 10 unite with them who are opposed to
the policy Of this Administration; opposed
70 any abridgement of freedom of speech
or the press;--and they desire the hearty Co
operation Of all who are in favor of the Un-
ion as it was IN tde by Washington and his
sassociatcs in favor of a strict construction
Of the Constitution; in favor of securing to
every Stat. all its rights under that instru-
mont, and in favor of an armistiee and a
convention Of delegates from each State, SO
that We may know whether this frightlul
Eest- OF blood and treasure may not be
STAYED consistently with theintegrity of the
Jnioh and the inst rights of the States
Rv order Of the Democratic Central Com
nlitttpe of Harrison County.
CHARLES n. ALLEN, Chairman
=. D0NAHUE, Secretary. ..t..r
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN oE ZANEs-
VILE Col David Chambers, of Zanes-
vile, died on yesterday morning, at his res
idence in GAINESVILLE, in the eighty-fourth
year of his age. He had filed many
prominent positions, having been member
of Congress, Representative and Senator,
and one torn Speaker Of the Senate He
was also member Of the last Constitution.
al Convention. - Statesman. 4f
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GEa+ DURING the first session of the pres
cnt Legislature Of Ohio, Mr.. Converse, a
Democrat, introduced a bill making it a
penal .offense for a citizen of Ohio 10 be a
member of secret political society. The
Republicans, being members of the Union
League, unanimously voted against the bill;
and now they are bowling because they sus-
pect that the Democrats arc secretly organi-
zed. - Wooster Democrat.
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4 RARE CH,NCE. Any honorably dis.
charged u. s. Volunteer citizen of Ohio,
who has been disabled in the service, is en-
titled to admission into any of the depart
ments Of the Ohio University, at Athens,
Athens county, Ohio, tuition free.
Also, each county in the State is entitled,
4; AL times, to free tuition for one student,
4 citizen of the county.
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Read the following -
OFFICE 4. a. ?. N. G.,
COLUMBUS. O. July 81, 1864,

Circular No. - says the Provost Marshal
shall secure, and arrange all credits, du,
to the different districts and subdistricts
A settlement between Governor Tod and
the War Department, October oath, 1863,
balanced everything to that time-nothing
prior was then due. "
This, it is true works injustice to some
patriotic districts but it cannot be obviatea.
Before that time there was no account kept
of districts, or subdistricts. In fact there
we're none, but all credits we're to the State
at large 1t is now impossible to sort out
100000 men, and give them their proper
districts and subdstricts.
BY order Of Colonel Potter.
l.. V. BIERcE A. A. 6.
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LEAVING LINcoLN.A letter from Sene,
ca county to the Ohio Statesmen says. ''Tht
best of feeling prevails. There are numer
ous changes in our favor in this county. =.
Manp men who supported Lincoln, will MOI
do SO this fall > This ia the glad new
which we hear from every direction.
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SHOULDER STRAPS FOR NEGROES, AND
MENIAL SERVICE FOR WHITE MEN. Dur
ing the few days of the temporary absence
of Col. Davis, from Hilton Head, caused by
the extreme illness of his wife Gen. Bir-
ney, who is excessively excited by what Par.
son Brownlow calls NEGRO on the brain, y
was placed in command of that post; and
to show his utter contempt for the white
man and his love for the negro, he detailed
white men to cook rations for the negro.
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THE impending draft is operating both
ways against the country. Those who arc
drafted will be taken away, and thousands
are taking themselves away to avoid the
draft Fifteen hundred recently arrived in
Canada in one day, all able-bodied men un-
der forty five years Of age! So we go--thc
war and immigration are rapidly depopula-
ting the North and the rebellion is not yet
crushed, and the prospects for that deyout-
ly wished for event are not very flattering at
present, we must confess.
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u. IT. z ItN T.It,
No. 726, n. Nineteenth Street.

From Rev. ]. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, IN. J.) and Middletown,
(Pa.) Baptist Churches.
DIR. G. NJ. jackson Dear Sir:--I feel it n
pleasure thus, of my own accord, to l,eac
testimony to the excellence Of the German
Bitters. Some years since being much af-
hicted with Dyspepsia, l used them with
very beneficial results. I have often recon-
mended them to persons enfeebled by that
tormenting disease, and have heard from
them the most tiattering testimonials as to
their great value. In cases of general de-
blity, believe ii TO be tonic That cannot be
surpassed. j. M. LYONS 70
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~gsaThe following order from the Provost
Marshal General of Ohio shows how such
men as Davy Tod have managed the militia
ry business in Ohio. Where are the 292,
600 men Cows Tod and Dennison proclaim
ed to the Baltimore Convention Ohio had
furnished? IF their statement is correct,
and they ought to know if any body does,
Ohio should be clear of the present draft
But as usual the people Of Ohio will again
be windled.
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SICK TO RETURN 1t has been decided
to select those sick and wounded Ohio sol
diers now in hospitals at Washington, who
be unfit for duty for some time to come, and
send them to Camp Dennison, in order thBt
they may be nearer home, - Statesman
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-ssa John w. Forney, the President 8 very
dirty dog, sailed for Europe on last We'd
nesday. A large number Of the same kind
of dogs will follow his example about the
Alb Of next March. ,.... Us gllD
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ceA-Atter long time we are again ena-
bled to publish some ''oficial war news. -
Secretary Stanton has again commenced tel
graphing to Gen Dix.
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To WlrOun HI Ssay COneern---NO Pro-
positions for Peace to he Enter.
sGincd Until the Negroes Are All
Erec<t---LiMcOln'sP Proposition.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHINGTCN, July IS, 1864.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Any proposition which embraces the re-
storn,ion Of peace. the integrity Of the whole
Union, AND THE ABANDONMENT OF
SLAVERY and which comes by and with
an authority that can control the armies now
at war against the United States, will be re-
caivcd and considered by the Executive
Government of the United States, and will
he met by liberal terms on other substantial
all collateral points; and the bearer or
be -er5 thereof shah have safe conduct both
way. a. LINCOLN.
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READ MILO GAYS go,

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of tbs
Baptist Church, Pemborton, n. j., for
merly OF the North Baptist Church. Phil H.
l have known fIootiand's German
Bittcrs favorably for a number Of years.
have used them in my own family, and have
been so pleased with their effects that was
induced to recommend them to many others
and know that they have operated III IL stri
kingly beneticial manner. ] take great
pleasure in thus publicly proclaimng this
fact, and calling the attention of those affIic-
ted with the diseases for which they are re-
commended to these Bittcrs, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will Ee
sustained. do this most checrfully "a
Hollands Btters is intended to benefit the
afflicted aud is 'not n rum drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI u. BECK.
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WASHINGTON, Aug, l1-9:30 P, NJ.
70 NWi Gen. DEr' ...
No further information has been received
from Mobile except from deserters, who re-
port the capture Of the city, but nothing
official. Gen Sherman reports all well, and
that he it knocking Atlanta with and II
inch shells. No movement has been made
by our torcee in front of Petersburg.
Sheridan has not been heard from to-
day. Signed
Z. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor of Heddina
r. f,hurrb pbilnIplrh

NJ. r. CHURCH, PhilndeIphin.
Dr. jackson Dear Sin r:--fIaving used
your German Bitters in my family frequent
", am prepared to say that it has been of
great service. l believe that in most cases
of general debility Of the system it is the
safest and most valuable remedy of which L
have any knowledge,
Yours, respectfully,
j. Fl. TURNER,
M 10R n Ninatnnnth Stroli
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PRICES.

Large size (holding nearly double quantity
81 90 per Bottle--half doz $5 90
Small siSe--T5 cts. per Bottle--half doc S4. 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSi
See that the signature of sc. Nj. JACK
SON" is on the WRAPPER Of csnh bot
lie. - t," ''|
Ga-Should your nearest druggist not haye
he article, do not be put off by any of the
intoxicating preparations that may be offer
ed in its place, but send to u.s.. and we will
forward, securely packed, by express. h
p,.i m 81 N al AHtna and ETauu IN ~ nv
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From Rev. US. Herman, of the German Rs-
formed Church, Kutztown, Berks co., Pa.
Dr.. G. M. Jackson - Respected Sir;--I
have boen troubled with dyspepsia nearly
twenty years, and have never used any
medicine that did me rs much good az Hooi-
lands Ritters. am very much improved
in health, after having taken five bottles
Yours, with respect.
A
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From Rev.T. Newton Brown, y. r., Editor

Oi the Encyclopedias OF Roll&lOuS hHoWl-
edge, and Christian Chronicle, Phira.
Although not disposed to favor OF RECON-
mend patent medicines in general, through
distrust OF their ingredients and effects, l
yet know Of nosut1icieut reasons why aTnnIt
may not testify to the benefits he believes.
himself to have received from any simple
preparation, in the hopo that hs may thus
contribute to the benefit Of others.
l do this the more readily in regard 10
Hoofland's German Bittcrs, prepared by DR..
G. NJ. jackson, OF this city, because | wns
prejudiced against them for many years, un-
der the impression that they We're chiefly nm
alcoholic mixture. / am indebted to my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re
movtl of this prejudice by proper tests, aud
for encouragement 10 Ivy tlIcm when suffer
ing from, great and long continued debility.
The use of three bottles Of these bitters at
the beginning of the present year, was fol
lowed by evident relief and restoration to ii
degree OF bodily and montal vigor which
had not felt for six months before, and had
almost despaired of regaining. therefore
thank God and my friend for directing Inc
to the use Of them.
NEWTON RR0WE phfla
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DENNRlTlC STATE TICKET.


FoR sEcPgrApY oV STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMsTkONG,
ar iSeHfoo ooNnJV. -.
sUFREME JUDuas,
IPoR FULL TERM
FIfILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fn'Ussid county
ITO Fill vAcAEcIEs.l
Long Vacancy,
MATHIA AS c. WHITLEY,
0f Huncoct ooaSty,
Short Vscancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYS,
OF Highidnd county.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD,
Of Holmes county,
COMPTROLLER or THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM. s. V. PRENT1SS,
Of FTaaktiR county.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER !. RAMSEY,
or H0rdsS county.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
(F'ULL TERM,(
WILLIAM LARWILL,
Of 44ShlGnd county.
(roR vacancy
CHARLES BOESEL,
Of A'tolaire eounty.l