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That this Bitters is not
Alcoholic,
Contains no Rum or Whisky,
A3D CAPT LIKE DREXKARDS1
BUT
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN TEE WORLD,
, 1864-10-12

ye. Ve:milsoa cen:,!y. q: Cseae1sv of house lsas
ssasx ! Ss i: s;s ss
ssssd eapseisy q eneine 3linsh sots. nTs hi
i.n se4 af e
enie Eight CyitEde Boilers. 4o feet loax. acha
pE os sss AGE i
b9,sk bPS5 51an4 III io au,s
g. A. s tse: on t;5 81 s ~ q
e frasaafsssa!isS So es1es Isf saek p'' '9p4'N'
seRR:5 q S t. s;s Of
Eols. weEa nn; u l:5: ana ssa Al q eonpstte o.
squh s,se f.
Iasse vo.ks sTs M losa:ed o. ne GFset westEEa RaE
Soe Il R M +
a:s. II Ss as e5.a;aeioa.' seda 'tSSn; 81
Rf E. sPs nj e.: :s,s =
III 'sie .$s S!s: 5ss s1lS5s5: t.; as.ao tashss.
SURGEON GENERALS OF.
rzGs 4Tt:B5efsT StB5sfE e sss.2
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ad9.s ssi:n II is:o 81 is ed,e sesS 81
e ss a' z! ssss Sur
ves M ms; be ns:Xsen tEsnts'oae sa thirty
.ApplieAIe:s mist es sdsresssd - she ss.e.a1y o,
Maf OF the SulFeo1 rrerbl sting tso r efderce Ct
t6sy n1ss aso s. as:e1sssa:ed u Se,5eetaole tes:
mStiss of rcral chasscter.
sons ~ e1sla1 atio: ~: ii an lac'psnaso:.
s!e,ieari.ite to q: ointment nm +,s sx.o,.,,
sssetets1at " w&1 su1seoa General. q. s. 4.
TO LUMEER MANUFACTUR-
, 1864-10-12

NF1'* Ak4{% {%%sV"y
Conhdezttal PnyficlAl, tt011l.E1f Vi st. Loats MOI
ckL consulted orflct l74 South stl Ht1ee1,
cofnel Of Aocrot tllcaec Ill. half o;ocG troa ths
t>st ote. on wi Ehsolic D.rtss and ulsesees Or
treas 9Th rapsra l-l.-. su:Gebs. Rooms s4pa*ats.
whErH lAoIex and G n'leu.. con Tit me Doctor
with tic etrtrttr rr1vacv. 39}cr lou fro;R 4. "
70 $ r. H.; au1daye 70 II A ~. Cor.mun1caaons
CGnfdnnu uRl. Consul. tIt.f Atd res6 kOE 0t1ce
nc1. :34. Encl7ee two ft4mns SID gs: hle Guide to
Health.
From the Doctors long t1"Httenc6 In hospital a9d
privkt6 practice 1t IL nh to ptlf.:u. uod viii Eusf
anret perfect cuset vi Chrome Us:ssss IN .her
Tina. w!sScni sit uRe II ~ sTcurY.
Young u'eR turfCc tro-+ tetf hbnfe are invited 70
ties at1eacan On tuhe:ss. Menet.uaaen. Or Ptr.oos
ones and be cur-d Best OF Gig rciereaces = to
In AuhE c1
, 1864-10-12


Toyn.si5 3! james hutplrAl Cus.o1 Eouss street,
NeN DrttN1. Lk ertA birned In 1bsG. now oe-nAneat
" located III ii hanuo!pt Eject. Chicago, nn1otA,
hpsciAln: In th6 traatnent Of OLD Car osIo. AERcu
kIAL. StIasUl0ue, snd All E1nts OF BLOOD AND XIX
D1szAsu l Axp D1sonpsEs: Or cosIa0 1ous VKnA
MeFcnty ,lopID1. ForArsll. ~Ireulc OF ans po!&o1,
but v7th . fKJTRA1lxRx. POSITIVE uuEx tor al
-,0ss4s1o WEAKsrrs. ,sa:a - seG;nsl Weaenes..
GoctuklA4 Sid DturEA kEL. eettlA. ofCpEnt OF by
Rou1e Of t.e 1ystea. early E.seIeflpns, ExccAs OF
ents15eo b rttarlly, cauEhK loss Of memot1. con.
T1Itoa dept scr. dtr1nes Aao Cten hea insanity,
witt Other eelts uaM q rynr rtoua, treated aad
radically cr.et ty ku tnta1bae nethoH. tkvlnx much
time and 8xpeske- Gleet. 6o0os1heA, Structure; and
al altea1ls p6cuaAf 10 tht se7Ga. Of private natura
Old d{.eeres IT The MOST EOEKIBLK clhss,
~hBre the bioo2 nxt become polsontd. producing
n!otehs1 o. tat 'sss small :.r, h!iseFs . pains Il Z
body. tcsotila. together viii aLalaas number OF
ii. jaoes reeomn ended D. tbs p1ess generally q
fhe 6ou1t. medical iakuty hnc Ero seCsf Of med
fCAl coeSek etc. Tbost etttctt should sl'py lI1ne
dIaIalY, aid It cured ot thesa horrible dtst-ssee
Keusenlbtr. Dr.. jsEes Onice and Psllor1 ara at IS
51raopn te.veen 6tatR and Dearborn stree14.
cnaGae1nsl. easo t:s7-l&tis
, 1864-10-12

yet haya to record some fca1ful disaster, with
loss Of life, as the result Of the terrible gale.
, 1864-10-12

AUNA.& FEhlLEY, Or Ply.
Ak GtQLQ6lCAL EEsKA 4C5 -, Il aid 90 1ese
eye .ho9I. Il tfeA:a On. so saoss hew. TIE esn
:t4llN ktt11nE Iron ely khu4e nct Cnbtppy cor
atainSnoE Ety nt tanreTtee. Rt:h ture Essod 9!
* The Es4I,1szs Bt.:s. Sod f5 M. 3. 4. AaRO w.
y elsesae: C.ssrt. F"r f:rk: EIiee: Is cent?.
F4L. = kannc,:h sae2t+ Ct:c.ro, III: afo4 c{ slME
E9A6 z COAEUFS -crre- A-tn AID Ssahtnftn.
, 1864-10-12

1t ia notorious TACT that McClellan
was on board Of gunboat during the battle
OF Malvern Hill Ills not generally known
that 1t was with difficulty le WIS kept from
gong down the ccRl hole.
, 1864-10-12
At, STONES APPOINTMENTS.
A. T. stcoe, recently fron Louisians, Will speak

mr. Arnold In lnich1san and Ohio.
Mr.. Arnold has accepted Invitations to ad-
dress Union meetings in Jackson, Michigao,,
on Thursday Of this week, and at cincin-
natl on Tuesday evening Of next week.
EB Sheridan having flnished.his appoint
1nents with Early, has commenced eertes Of
discussions with Longst1eet. He has already
had one, and LoDgstrees expresses desire
to 20 home.
, 1864-10-12
.Qbtfa9o Grbntle.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION nov, 8
Republican Union Nominations.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION nov. s
Republican Union Nominations.
xoR r1.rs,Dzs1.
ABRAHAM LINCOLE,
OF ILLINOIS.
foH VICE rEEs1pEHf,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TESSEssEE
Foa GOVERNOR: KICuARDJ. OGLgsBY
FoB LIEUT.. GOVERNOR: WILLIAM BRDSS.
< Fo1 SEC. Or STATE; SHARON TYNDALK.
FoR AUprroR: o. s. MINER.
FoR STATE TEEABuHEn: JAS. Il BEVER1DGE*
Fon SUI. PuB 1ss7nuo NEWTON BATEMAN.
Presidential Electors.
FOE THE erA1E AT LARGE:
JOHN DOUGHERTY, Of Union.
FRANCIS 4. HOFFMAN, Of Du Page
BENJAMIN II. PRESTlss, Of Adama-
District Electors.
.tsss. .ss I j. EtHs aszs 6 sSE1s; w.
s: E sE;$$::::
g-FRAanM B1ApE. 81.
For Members Of GongFesH.
At lsrre-SAMUEL ". MOULTON,
Dist John WENTWORTH.
U-30uN +. FARN3WURTH.
HE. B. WASHBURNE.
IVA. @. HARDING.
V-EBoN C. INGERSOLL.
Vy-DCRTOS c. COOK.
VIII. r. q. BROMWELL-
VIII-SHELBY n. CULLOM.
5IX-HUGH FULLERTON.
ST: eAfIAaAN. {; GSaI
K1i-JEHU BAKER.
Xu-A. ]. KUYkEkDAIL.
Nominations tor Cook County.
For 4Stdte's sAuofa<p-CHAl1LE3 a. REID.
For Eh1rtD-JOHN A. NELSON.
For cteyk Of TIC C7rcuss Gont-WILLIAI L.
CHURCH.
For terpaer-Dr. WILLIAM WAGNER.
For Etae Ssnof r, TreatYjou,M D.strict-
FRANCIS a. EASTMAN
For RtpTesentdti1es IN tAs Legislature FJtv.
NinM District {TFest}-W1LLIAN JACKSON, N,
II. HUSTLEY. A. B. COOK.
Sa21isM Dittrlet (S0uA)-A. 4. Doll TON,
EDWARD s. 1SHAN.
Si9tyGfs! District Ict(No4ta>-GEORGE S7R0NG
a. F. STEVENSON.
, 1864-10-12

kD Mcclellan and Pe1dleton aro like con-
trary o1eE-each trying to pull different
way. Ths yoke of the Chicago platform,
however, keeps them together.
, 1864-10-12

Fson Hs7. ]. 3. Herman, OF tbs aes1sn Ee6o1uah
Church. K1sztoWn, Bel coun7, Pa
DE-. c. II. JAcxsc1: Respected Sir-T haTe pess
tpubied With Dyspepsia nearly 70 Year,, and haye
neyet used anE Medieipe that did ne y much rag
hath, arer having ta1anR mrs bors:ss:
Yorrs, with respect. J. 3. aKRAA&.
, 1864-10-12
33roposals.


~ UFt1L tu5CsRt. lLL.s lfEIVpGt I5t 4Sas.
PROPOSALS. FrH "ASTEkALITE AND BTU.
NiSOUS" CuA1 .-esal' d pro2osAs will Ds Tecelsed
st Th:t Unce en- u TltUlsyAT, tsn = 1sS Of O::o.
oer, 1S II u o'clock ncoc Il tas: day. Iot sn oo.y
1pe AMI Eactr tno Bita1i o.. Goa Tor ths use q
ctfsefh may DC Z titled t.ereto. in III. cltF OF
Chicago, ill., q: l. nc 1-te ylc1tttT. for tbc p6flod
Ct s,1 tfk fIorn she 1ltfkv ut 'remher. 1881.
B.1nrlrous Gal % o. Ct ths best Quatl.y Of I'LL
noik CoAl, well cic6t ed nrd free +. IA dlrt
Ahth; lite tseAl to be y. the beet EuRltty, well
Rctesntd d aud ftce 4 om rst at6 dus.
TIE sRt4e to he dCivlltd feAcy t1f tB1ecnon -
reQul1ec each tcn g. vi. 2ol1 p,uats. suojnct
% fiein II fpecion b cu'y aotohted agent for
that pufrost. =
Each bid must t,e Ia duplicates =, ncsonpt nled
by iht ritter LAsLn.e+4 Of Atle go E1oE1 sad
rttporEihie pa1tNe. ct itHtrE thtEttlyeg 70 etter
into honde With the roeo-tr RI .uld hie bid be &C.
Pied such r.t rrtal sn A!4a:es TO oe1u the 1p1
pEcsc.tnt Aen which csn be obs6:aed On sppl.cs~
ttCn 10 tina office
picrotas ann !Eoi. th.ir acceptance ot their bids
Two t- more b d. frog II. saus rarty will ensure
tlP re! ctiCI Of AQ sucl bl7b
Aii 1n.ofurl hte will b. rejected the undttt1Rned
cl1>nnlrc a. rtse.vlT the right to 1etc: aay or all
bids II ccaH er u ttAso. Ao!e -..
PEYUeu9S vi be It I.nEta3y uroD TIE pIFEert1-
IoL OF 3psyk ction Certificate. accompanied By tic
-ecclpt q. lite 1ece1v!se ccer in EnscE payable in
[erthc&1e4 CT 1LdehtGutts nF lc sub fEnt a. ~
be Oh htrd from tine 10 uue arplicso.e 70. thst
pulEcse.
En- Erc7o.a'c NUT be e1e'oset il eca'ed enyelop.s
entered P.orofals f:r Coal" 'na d1rsetSd 70 The
ocil tS9!ct Colpptl Ind Depot Q. ii. V,S.A.
, 1864-10-12

P4opo4alr1 1rust be eneo.td II - envei ps. seaied
+sar;sftd from osher 1et1srs oy the s. "r,opo
~ ~ x: rfa on te upper et h11d conner Of tie
envelope: .ns ~ rsIert a.y n, IL t,,,. =.
d1rn = eGuiss 1Aoe' " B, Uu HA .sKT,
tnlseo nt&M*' Nat &n. r l.. u. q A.
, 1864-10-12
DeEAIB COUNTY MEETINGS.


It M6ss meetings In DeKalb county. c. ELL
xcod, Esq, and D. B. James, E+q., Of Sycamore,
will speak as foIlowa:
Franklin Friday Evening, October d,
, 1864-10-12

GEN L. c. FULLER'S APPOINTMENTS.
Champaign City, Chsmp'r Co.. "Wednesday, Oct. II
Pr' ceten, Bureau, Co. Thursday, Oct 13
Lacnn. AiRtEnaH Co. Friday. .......... Oct Fl
NidrltnnIf Itounnts Co. Satufdar. Nor &
, 1864-10-12

FsQwIe fs1Ee q nd k 1nOf Cure
On bottle warranted y p-td-nn1L E1re N Ill Elnc&
o. f1ies Two hotties iu Leroey scrouA, 81; aheuo
t1d I'll LAeasea Of the SE1l. 1D Case 81 iallnfe the
pfopr1tpY T1quek all return the enttg borut4 sud
ke baof thr{s money Fer inter1 i a7d exts[nA ose
entirely ve. ct .ne. Prepared By aEkAE FoEtkt
WsfTnati it See .rCul.r For salt IN Cuiet4 ny F.A
AHYAE.Ard h}1 DrprE1E.S. 4kE455-fm Raw
, 1864-10-12
In the Felr 1A4S

4fi. MRtheEt nfzt p1epAfe,d the FKEET1AG HAIR
BYE: a1Let that time 1t EAl been aAed by uousRnda
ano u no instance hnlt :a1led - give entire s4ts
TcVERRT14E DYE Ia the cheap. It II the world
II Pce cnfy Fifty GeutA, %nd each b3re coutAlnA
Gnbl The quALy OF tYe In ihose nG1Ally bo.d H.
Tue VEfENaN Dft II wktrhAttd lot 70 injure
&behA1! Or Il . ice1p III The Bnet'es degr,
ms EEkE1lAE DYE *nrk1 with r p:dttT and rcl.
ANTI. The hsu reqnyt1e NO preparation whatever.
-tnedesiyed-cne thet VII fade. crock Wesh out
One that u II peJr NJ ~ tht hair Itself.
For sate By 5 ] druggists. PrIee 50 cent?
A. MATHEWS, Geae1A1 Agent, u Cold Et1eets
Aho, M11uskc,ure of kArHEW's ARNlCA HA1R
HLOS8 ting besi hair 1retslEE IN ufe In large bot
f1ea nsicn &c. 1k2A Sif.3E,tkY kAN
, 1864-10-12

I>flcx-{W rrboids}-I'iles.
Tbs AUST sl!un =pcclrc for fa!ts - now .on known
nlaiu: rycr ust =. L. tat tqoAl u nrkeace. es.e
4iF7ies ir IN, fcrm can sch'c-ly est thst VII noi
FnUleoy. Fo5ulu,s ncE. Application tIte1nsl TT
It. LORD { sMITH q LaAe s{rta: ~ ~ az. .tt2s1a
, 1864-10-12

= 10. NORFoN's APPOINTMENTS.
Ka1 kAkee ..............,......Thn Thursday, Oct Is.
Ar1or1..- Friday evening, Oct, II.
Iu-n no., Q1 Pugc county Saturday. 0ct Is.
, 1864-10-12

phfts OF tie country On receipt Ct TIE mcusY.
"a PfecRrrd aac eo16 hy Dr. F. kASTEELT
CO., rotnEr Of Third hnd Cheknut Gtfee, ST. 1ou1a
No., tc!6 rrcrriesora.
Fold a. AK-' f. KaaTERLY COT Family EAsdt.
che stcfe 9g Eadiaqr st1eet, near the Pc4t QiEcs4
Ehfrhrh. III.
, 1864-10-12
TERRIFIC eTOk1l 8 On THE
LAKE.

A Northwest Gale Thnf sday Nlzht and
FFlAaJ--*ei ton4 Damage App ehend,
CO 10 6htpplng-Parstal accord Of
The bisastern 0ccaaioned by tins
S1uall 0f Thurnduy.
, 1864-10-12

l. ELS, n. n. spau1di:x's patent s1v.te6ta In.
serted u c!feular Eaws; h1to. repairing In all ID
cte5. Duoucate see:h constantly on hand price
ri Is each An iiuda Of ea1n furnished 1t tne ;Anu.
factuIefe loVe.t prii:. AL savs sold WORK dort
Wsyf1nted- N. ". ePAULDiEH d BROS 10 ~
Washington IT.. bet. FFntkn1 and N1rke:, Chicago,
, 1864-10-12

Tbia me3fcxre IL a Safe ana Rudtcsl
Cure fot Syphilis in 1he E.f1nary.
Secondary and Tertiary Etae~s. and
IL the most important Medical nia-
, 1864-10-12

IN TEE WORLD,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13
EorneY on Fremont.

AS a strong confirmation of the
growth of the Fremont revolt, For
ney's Philadelphia Press, of the 4th
inst, contains afeadihg editorial vir,
tually abandoning Lincoln and an
nOuncing its adhesion to Gen, Free
mont's faction. 1t asserts almost in
terms that Lincoh's Emancipation
Proclamation was but poor imita-
ton of Fremont's, and thus dispara-
ges the President. "War," it says,
"cannot be saddled and bridled and
ridden by a pismy. Bucephalus can
be governed by Alexander alone. -
There is no mistake in this. The league
politicians he'd better keep their eyes
open. ...
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

By the above table it will appear that the
number now due is not SO large but that II
is within the reach OF any township to fill it.
The patriotic citizans Of Harrison county,
who have thus far so nobly responded to
their counrrys calls. will allow me to make
an earnest appeal to them to make one more
vigorous and p rsistent effort to- fill their
quotas by voluntary enlistment and thereby
relieve their county from the effects Of the
draft, which is now fixed for the 18th oil
April, or as soon thereafter as necessary ar.
rangements are complete Recruits will be
mustered and credited, as hereto tore, to To-
caities furnishing them until the day oil
draft. .s "f G"o' stl q" .-a
The Government will continue to pay o
bounty OF 800, and such local bounties
should be raised as will secure the mep.
. II will cost less, in all probability, to raise
recruits to fill your quotas, than pay com
mutation in case Of the draft.
The Government needs men mora than
money, and the exigencies Of the service re-,
quire certain rnmber Of men, which must
be provided, either by enlistment or draft
1t is confidently believed that il the present
quotas are filled soon, there will be no necss
slty for Iuture calls. Permit me, again, to
urge you to unite as one man IN this work -
You have the time, the means and the men
necessary 10 accomplish it, Remember that
the Government has called for no more men
than is absolutely acquired; that draft and
a payment OF eommutation puts no men in
the fiald, but creates the necessity for anoth
er call, and the most certain way to avoid
this and iuturo dra is, is to fill the present
quota. ....5 .-..
Very respectfully,
A. T. READY,
= : - L 1
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

HGg" The N. Y. Tribune contains
the following telegram from Washing
toni .r
"The impollcy of the government
turning engraver and bank-note prin-
ter is unhuPpily illustrated in the gar
ret and in the cellar of the Treasury.
Twenty-Five hydrostatic presses are
piled up smashed. Northern machin-
lists, who supposed they were selling
to Uncle Sam instead of an irrespon-
sible and speculative go>between, are
"out" about sixty-fvc thousand dol
lars, and savage in their grief. The
government is "out" in experiments
and failures about one hundred and
thirty five thousand dollars; and the
magnificent Treasury building has re-
ceived a permanent injury from the
settling of the iron floor of a part of
the upper story, from excessive
weight
If this were all the mischief that is
to come of Mr.. Chase's paper money
schemes the country could stand it;
but before we are through with him We
shall find that in addition to the press
es, he will have ruined and DESTROYED
the wealth and trade of the nation,
and that not the treasury building a.
lone, but the whole fabric of society
will sink under the weight of his fl,
nancial follies. - N. Y. World.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13
"JOHN SMITH, Esq.
Important Order n Regard to
Veteran Rseg gissseuts

adj. Gen. Cowen issued the following
important order April 6, 1864, based on
news just received from headquarters:
GENT HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF OHro,)
L ADJuTANI GENERALS OFFICE
Columbus. April 9th, lS64.}
70 officers in command Of Fsteran regiments
noW on Jurlotgh in Ohio: By request OF
commanding officers in the field YOU are
hereby notified that on the expiration OF
your furlougbs you will proceed with your
commands without delay, to join your pro.
per brigades. Commandants OF regiments
belonging to tbs armies OF the Ohio and
Cumberland will proceed directly to Nash
Vile, Tennesses, and those belonging to the
army OF Tennessee will report at Cairo,
where they will learn where their brigades
are stationed. and receive further orders. nrg
Not single day should be lost, and no
excuse can be entertained, such as waiting
for more recruits, etc. Commandants ofreg
iments will be held to strict account for
absence single day after the expiration Of
their iurloughs. Now is the time that eve.
~ soldier should be 10 his proper place. and
all absentees will be sent to the front. .zg.
! By order OF the Governor. ,e,l 70 t5amsg5
\ ,qg Y. III t91 agt b. r. OowEU, ~
,tAs5 -dYffi4 AdJutant General OF Ohio. Z
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

The following dispatch has been
lately sent to Mr.. Lincoln by one Of
the Smith family: 'a"
CINCINNATI, April 2, 1854.
"To Abrham Lincoln, President Of the
7. s., Washington: aa=
"Would'nt you like to have a good
Major General to crush this 'cruel
war; Have had ten days expert
ence as high private during our seige,
in one of our best city home guard
companies. / am good looking, five
foot seven boots off, Would send
my photograph but the telgraff man
says he amt taking any frate to-day.
Will send it by rail as soon as l get it
took. Answer quick, Father Abra
ham, stating salary and whether you
think ] might work myself into the
White House or not, providing you
are not candidate. Now dew, ia
ther Abe.
"JOHN SMITH, ESD"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13
Cemtraa Stock
F51rket
FARr LIBERTY

East LIBERTY. April Z, 1884.
The market since our last was inactive.
for ths at OF all rsasons-.here wss moth =
ing to operate with. The principal portion
OF the stock that arrived was hurried thro'
to tina Eastern markets. So far as prices
are concerned thsre was no psresptsbIs
change, One thing that operatsd agains,
the market was the uniayorsbls state OF the
weather. During the past two days quits
an Improvement has taken place, The Sas~
tern fever among this dealers seems to be oil
the rage. The deslera in cattle hsvs not
only shipped thsr stocks East, Lpt have
in most cases. gone East themselves 'fhs
receipts ct the Ceotra Yards for the past
week ending W Wednesday evenining, amouns
to 3l9 cer loads ali todd .' t-
sAtEs or HOGS PER CwT.
Gilchrist SC Co., bou5 5ht 500 noad (avsrssins
258) at 1912. 'H.l.p'
Gilchrist & Co., bought lis head (Avsragias
230) at 8, 90
Gilchrist & Co.. bought 25o head (syersgins
22O) at 800.
The above was all the hogs tia. we're
for sale.
CArTLE.-Ths only t,anssctions that
came under our notes are the following:
BALES " CATTLE PER cwr
Myers & Bro sold 100 head a, $3.50
Myers s. Bro bought $50 hcsa at $3.50
$50. n.t~.. .s....
A few other lots we're disposed OF at smi-
lar figures. The bulk were produced EaHl
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-13

TRooPs GoIsG EAST. during this week
a large number OF troops have passed this
place, via. Central OHIO Railroad, en- route to
Eastern Virginia. II is the intention OF the
authorities to concentrate large army in vi
cinity OF Washington for the conquest Of
Richmond. Gen. Grant,i is understood to be
opposed to the further advance OF the Wes-
tern armies while Richmond remains in pos
session Of the Confederates. ''''i
There is confirmation OF the rumor, tel
egraphed to the papers last week, that the
volunteer militia are to be called out, to hold
the posts in the rear Of the advancing ar.
my. IL is probable, therefore. that when the
movement commences against Richmond, the
militia will be called into service. Some
time must necessarily elapse before the be-
ginning OF the. campaign. - Cambridge (O)
Jeff. - l,I, r.,..
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Sinking of the Great Rebel Ram,
off Mobile.

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The great rebel ram, off Mobile which &C.
cordng to Southern accounts, was to sink
our whole fleet, has been sunk BY squall.
From the New o lsans Era, s9th March.
WEST GULF SQUADRON, March 20.
On March l the Kennebec steamed up to
Dauphine Island, to communicate with the
vessels in the Sound. Several rebel gunboats
the Tennessee among them, were seen lying
near Grants Pass.
The day squally, and at about 8 O'Clock
in the afternoon, the lookout on board the
Kennebec sung out: 1.-The Tennessee IL
sinking" All the officers then on deck
Immediately looked toward the place whore
the Tennessee was lying, and, sure enough,
they saw her 60 down. -
At the same time signals were sent on
board the Octorora, lying in the sound, and
said signals, interpreted, read: "The rebel
ram Tennessee SUNK .u
1t appears that squall struck her; and
she being very low in the water, keeled over
and went down. ...a ..
Two feet OF her smoke stack can now be
seen above the water, at the spot where the
great ram once lay at anchor.
The Tennessee ran down from Mobile
when we first began bombardng Fort Pow.
ell, and rebel deserters said she was expect
ed to sink our whole feet
She was an extremely powerful vessel her
armor plates being six inches in thickness.
She was very short in the hull, but had a
long projecting spear, or ram, which was
entirely under water. Her excessive weight
made herslow and hard 10 handle, being 900
much for her engines: and she would not
therefore, have proved very formidable op
pouent for our fast cruisers.
Her armament is the greatest loss to the
enemy. II consisted OF six 100 pounder RI
ted Parrott guns, three in front and three
astern. ! believe there were three or four
smaller pieces also on board. e.;-ia-sss )
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THE THtRTIETA REGIMENT. 1.-The Thir-
tieth Regiment OF Ohio Veterans, three hun
dred and sixty strong, arrived from Chatta.
nooga yesterday afternoon, and marched to
Tod Barracks, where they are to be quar-
tered until ,iurloughed. This regiment is
commanded by Col. Theodore Jones, Of this
city, and has probably seen as much hard
fighting both on the Potomac and in Tenne
see, as any regiment in the service from this
State. Its courage and efficiency Is attested
by many desperate deeds OF valor and many
stubborn. and bloody suuggeis in which It
II has participated and distinguished itself
- CosamB4s 6satssmaab AYaIl .. c'
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Very truly your obedicnt servant,

u. w. NOOhD EEt5.
To this have areply, Of which the lolow
ing is copy: s.|&#. a,a at.
STATE OF N. Y, ExEcUrlvE DEPT u
ALBANY, March 20, 1864.
DEAR SIR--I have received your letter Of
the 24tb, in which you state that 1t is charg
ed that you visilei ms for tbs purpose OF in :.
ducing me take the lead in Northern in
surrection. .-...r -..f,. .#.I-.s..
| can not imagine what could have given
rise to any statement 81 absurd and IN oun
ded, as we never had any conversation, or
communication Of any kini, direct or in
drec', relating to such subject. Truly,
yours, HORATlO SEYMOUR.
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,, Washington, ID. @.
Will you do me the justice to publish the
foregoing correspondence, and thus, as far as
it now remains in your power, correct the
very injurious mistake into which you have
been led? your charge was true, w,d
b. an unfit person to live IN this Govern.
ment, and would leave it without delay. -
Would it not be well for the editors o pa
pers OF such extensive Influence as yours, to
be somewhat careful IN making untounded
statements which narrowly concern mans
lie. liberty and honor? Your ob,dient SER
want, iacs. tG D. w. VOORHEES,.