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WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
w IHosRPoaArRD MARcH srH. 1864
EDWARD SIMMs, President and Treasurer
D~AKD oLAhK' Vice PRESIDENT and Secretary.
SoSAno SoIFS, s. v. NILES, En-
At the new Banking House, No. IS Louisiana Az,
EDWARD CLARK. Secretary.
EDWARD CLARK 4 CO., BANKERS.
Al the Savings Bank, No. IS Louisiana syanp.
EXCHANGE, eoLbb s ssp sfnvrR Ann o,.
ERAL BANKING BUsINEss 1N
EDWARD CLARK,
JoslPH REYNOLDS 4 90,
PLUKBsRs, Gas, AND srEAM Errs..
NO. 500 NIHfs srRHEr. near avsnus.
Have Just deceived, and win constantly r..
the largest and b IL the aSSs, si Ss
2fChsndelers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portsbiss
Glass Globes mica and other Blades and ail All
P G the IL. = E
Also, RiNsTs. YtRN40is. and nr.-Bo.ra
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE In
Csc anyv mere on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
HestanfAnts, 20, are Invited to call
We 40 All sinds OF GAS and 8TlAM Atsinss
fLUhBfN9 line % III. most sssiS1nsoI 1S mnnns ne
Call and SEE our Bathing Tubs, Yountains water
Ninth street near Psnusyiv svsnv~ 81 cI Svv
sstsblishmect In the city. n ssotSs
IMEi LIhIi LIMal-I an nov ,,--.... -
IL deliver frsah buIssd PoT0hxC I ffiRsrs az, %
pGred from ny new flame Kiln, without ecrins
p 'en'''is b. IoasrIHihAs, lta. Lin. x,,
HS Ps. ~. and korh orssf Bride.
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CHIHY QUARTlRMAeT1RB 0IRIOu.
~ 81 EaE ET Dl10lf 81 WAsHIH0foH,
Wafaf0Eg0a. ID ~ Ianua.. n IosI

"OSssyesDvssO' S8HuRfy a. B0l. u
Al dealers In Drugs, Hardware lumbar Leather.
Once 1urnitaIe, Hsrness. and saddiery, are 70.
Snsstsa 70 is1a ts seis once, on MONDAY Of each
articles they are prepared to furnish t. this Depot Al
shert notice with the Price Of each msrke in plain
require it. the article or articles can b obtainss
without delay, and at the lovest price =!
auirsa 70 farniah the list panstqall ever Monds,
Br{.sdier General and ciiston.v{1ms:..,
ASST l1 81 s.eaie Depot Of Weshfn et0u.
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFIOE 614 PA. AVENUE,
Washinston, D.
GREAT EAsTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDKRS.
MERc4ASpIsd5a MONEY! snnGv sEJw9kkLIssY, vALu.
Forwarded With SAFETY AND DISPATCH' to Iii
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
NORTH, EAST. WEST, AND N0RTKWEsT
Its principal ohaces are
PHiLAIKtPHII. BALTIMORE, Gin.
CINNATI, ST: LOUIS, LOUIS
Connections are made at New York and Boston,
with lines forwarding to the CANADAS and the
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRI
and thence by Euro expresses to all prominent
nent.
At ali Accessible parts OF the United States,
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
daA WaahiDef nn, D. q.
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CT TIMOTHY'S HALL.


CT, TIMoTHY's HALL.
The UNDERSIGNED will open his SCHOOL FOR
named place on TUESDAY, Sept Is, 1854.
He has, by avery liberal outlay, secured the best
emen and has re nfsrior to IN
the country for salubrity of climate and beauty of
IL gs fitted up With every S requisite for eo@fort
convenience and health, surrounded by 81 acres of
Tha sentsmeD Constitute the
avn & PARSONS: PRINCIPAL and No.,
GEO s. GRAPE, A: NJ,
# S;iss H sfsHss md
a HAsk
Fsn fisi ts5s ana ns'sn' Language
Professor of German, Spanish and Mathematics.
Professor of French Ian guages.
Professor of Painting and Drawing.
IN s,H;. METZ, Esq Esq, and Observation-Disclosures.
weekly sac v Year 70
neudns fs TO spd from the city Oh III
For particulars see circulars. to be obtained at
'''ne'D Al '0'AS'0'si q PS s1e oasenaville.
Baltimore County. Maryland.
Circulars to be had at the Star Office.
sep 2 Da VIM
ITO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF GEORGE
! T0WN-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS esn constantly on hand at IS High street.
MISS BETTE FOX will open a DAY SCHOOL
1Nl FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, on Monday, 9Th Sep
ss@n Ct her residence Second STE
MRS. GOODRICH will reopen Der SCHOOL, on
lVl Monday, 5th september. 435 5tn street be-
tween d and Il. Terms. from &c to $40 per quar-
ter. Fuel, S1.5o per season. p1-3tf
ct. MATTHEw's INSTITUTE.
- Nineteenth Street, between g and Fl
The classes will be resumed on the first Monday
n he TprmS
session; Second Department, 50 cents per month in
advance. au 3n-5t*
MISS NJ. LEwIss SCHOOL FOR GTRLs-The
I'VE duties of this school will be resumed MON
DAY. Sc ptember 8, 1854. at 449 9th street.
an 29-St.
BOARDING y AMR pay I Use SEMINARY FOR
Corner Prospect and Frederick streets, George
town, d. c. Mrs. Gen. T. T. WHEELER, Prin-
cipsl. The duties of this institution will be
sumed on Monday, Sept. IL. au % 2w
st. VINCENT'S SCHOOL.
- Corner If 10Th and g streets.
UNDER THE CHARGE OF THE SISTERS OF
CHARITY.
The duties of this school will be resumed on
THURSDAY, Sept. LIST, 1864. The Sisters in charge
will devote themselves to the advancement of their
pills in all the branches of English education,
and will pay strict regard to the moral training of
all placed under their care.
In consequence of the advance of prices the
Sisters are compelled to increase their rates of
tuition. au 27-zw
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CEORGETOWN SELECT ENGLISH AND
" CLASSICAL ACADEMY
YOUNG GENTLEMEN
ROBERT PHIpPS, PRINCIPAL.

ROBERT PHIPPS, PRINCIPAL
The Second Term Of this Institution will begin
on Monday, September 5, 1864. at the new school
West and
The number of upils is strictly limited to TWEEN
they viii find this school we'll for ses .r rh
education. combined with the sdvantases Of Con-
genial associations and careful moral training.
Rev. DR.. pyne. w RsaasssSas
Rev 4. 9 Boute. Georgetown.
Rev N. P Tillinghast. Georgeto vn.
Henry EAddison' Esq; Mayor OF Georgetown.
Henry Cooke. ESD Esq, Pfssidens First National
c. Rittenb ouse, Esq, President Bank of Com
The PrineiDai may be seen at III West street
Georgetown. au 23.2w
MAGRTpER SI opsp On the sh 1t ef Sep
West street. Setwe xoVS
and Washing ton streets. Georg etown, D. G. Resi-
dence II West street. an l9-2ws
CuMBEsLAFSJRu S yat dHArL ISsMTurE 70
hFoHARRIES Kew q. aRiGGis'a SONS
Terms 500 per scholastic year.
Duties resumed Sept. LIST.
Circulars at this Office, au 19 2wH
CEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C.-The exer.
~ cises Of George own College, d; G., will be re-
'u au % Sc ' JOHN EAREY, s. j.. pres.
AFAYETTE INSTITUTE, A Select School for
IL young Ladies' and Misses. 367 / street, be-.
tween 18th aud i4th will reopen on
MONDAY, September 5th.
Experienced and thorough teachers.
Music and French in charge of eminent Profess
sors
For circulars call at Drug Store corner Of I and
18th, or at the Institute after September LIST.
Misses WILLIAMS & HALSTEAD.
au "a d2t&eoItt tChron)
MILITARY BOARDING sCHOOL-On Bslti-
lSl more Railroad, is miles from Philadelp hia.
Pupils have the benefits of q home; thorough
course in Mathematics, Languages, English. &c.
Number limited Terms moderate Received at
Rev. J. HERvEY BARTON, A. NJ, Village Green
Seminary. Delaware county, Pa ~ CIV"
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PAPE r. HAN IVES.

Pa y n II 4 ~ d N u y .
,srfk FEY I ssS STYLES T
fAAl0A'bi 1Nrss ROOMS,
r CHAMBERS
& $500 YARDS CANTON MATTIN9s.
2 1000 YARDS FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Our Mattings are nnrivalled in this city, compri
ing in part the famous Gowqus brand for parlo
Oil Cloths from to II feet wide, adapted to dini
rooms, halls. DC Alss-
WINDOW SHADES, 1H
PARLOR MATS, r.
Paper hung by skillful workmen, and all ords
promptly attended to. Give rs . call and -
from 10 to 20 Per cent. 4.t g.. -7a.l-.. -
- -. RIFFLA & TALoONBRs
No. 34s 7th street, between street ana
% 4s-ee E9-Ff .-,-- RI Mass. avenue.
49, IMPRov1 YOUR EY1-@AA
sSrssed PsssiI and Pssisoepis srEorA oLas. uni.
versally acknowledged as the best for SIRsHaTa.
SCIENTIFICALLY and oorrectls suited, bV FRANKLIN
s4s fsHHsSivsna avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
SIS Psnn;y,ysnis .osHHs under sas Natio31H5
SCOPES fAhiESkMo&kfEks, sFEkE6s00oePPHESs.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, CARTEs DE VIsITl.
CLARIFIED CIDER 81, = K. 4
have Just received per schoonera George s.
of pure Msssachusetts CLARIFIED CIDER w6ick
offer for sale at the lowest market price in auan-
titles to suit purchasers ga - Ef1r n :. - d
Hotel saS a ether. want
smine this before purchasing else where; -. -
- Union Bottiins Depot, 8 = Green st.,
81. Georgetown. d. o.
CHOW CASES FOR SALE-Just received ei chit
y elegant COUNTER show CASES BY the beat
makers in New York. Apply to P !. J. BELLEW Il
Co., 80 7th street. three doors south OF odd Eel.
lows Hall. )yIG
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COFFEE AS THE FRENCH PREPARE Tin
Paris the coffee is nectar compared with the
beverage WEN common call coffee I was de-
sirous to know how il was prepared, and soon
learned. The French use three kinds of coffee,
Mocha, Java and Rio. mixed in equal parts.
The coffee before roasting is winnowed, to
cleanse 1t of dust, &c, it is then culled or
picked over; every black or defective kernel is
picked out, as well as small stones, seeds and
rat droppings, which are abundant In most cof-
fee 1t Is then put in tubs Of clean water and
well was he'd. then spread to dry; when dry il
is ready for roasting. The coffee required is
roasted daily at large establishments, while
warm 1t is ground, and put up in glazed pa
pers of coRIcal shape, holding from two
ounces to half a pound and sealed up. Gentle
men, as they leave their place of business for
home and dinner, when convenient call and
take the needed supply. The coffee is put into
pot or digestor in cold water, and then set
over lamp expressly for the purpose, and
there heated not boiled but ped; from this di.
gestor or pot tunes arise; WHEN ready GU ha We
your cup of coffee. 1t Is coffee, and be verage
delicious. health giving, not the bitter acrid,
filthy, nauseous drug we are in the habit of
partaking and calling it coffee.
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@. W. BOTELER. is JN0. W. BOTELER
G. W. BOTELER Il SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAiL DEALERS
CHINA, GLASS AND CROOKERY WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, SILVER PLATED WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS, Z.
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS, sss-
JAPANNED WALTERS. DOOR MATS, ss.a-
FEATHER BUSTERS. BRUSHES, 80. -.
WOOD WARE, AND 'fs'@t ~ - So .-.s-.
HOUsEKEEPIEG ARTICLES GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES, Tells, AND STEAMBOATS,
1URNISHED AT sHoRT NOTICE.
31S IRON HALL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
T-eo6m eir1 between 9Th and 10th SITS
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CHOW CASES FOR SALE.-Just received eli ebt
y elegant COUNTER show CASES BY the beat
makers in New York. Apply to P. J. BELLKW 4
Co. 80 7th street. three doors sonth OF Odd FeI
lows nAh' - s....sq yGu
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V0HE SUPREME COURT OF TIL DISTRICT
i or COLUMBIA, holding . District Court OF
the United States for the said District.
To all fckon1 Il may eoaeers, GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the ID day Of Au-
enst, 1884, the s;hooner L. Compartments, tsc-
violation Of the Revenue Laws by the United
States Collector Of Customs at Georgetown. d.
adjupication; and the same are libelled and pros.
ecuted IN this court. in the name Of the United
by the marshal for the reasons in the libel stated
and said Cause Sil stand for trial At the City
day Of September next, whe o. and where all per-
sons are warned to appear to show esnse Why con-
demnstior shonld not be decresd, and to ntsr-
vene for their interests. aI..s ~
August 2, 1874 b. j. ME19S, Clerk.
au 3-2aWtd p
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TEAMsrERs WANTED.

Chief Qxartermasts,'s Office, Depot Of Washtnstos, 4
Washsnstoa. ID. e.. Axs, Is. 1864. I
wanted, q once, five undred $500, to one thou
sand 900 Teansters, each capable Of driving with
single line and managing six mule teams.
the pay per month v i'll be thirty Ave 1857 doll ars,
with one ration per day, and hospital privileges,
Men experienced as Wagon Masters will receive
such positions, upon bringing to this point twenty
Apply to Captain CHARLES II. ToMpKINs,
A. Q. n; q. 8: A., corner Of Twenty second and q
streets, Washington, D. @.
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster
an l8-21t Depot of Washin sten
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~ss- qaas ~ ass fa- .aasaEif saa ri .s5lF- s.
EpsgA& A1asGE n4s
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BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Prospect and Frederick streets, George
town. d. G. Mrs. Gen. T. T. WHEELER, Prn-
cipsl. The duties of this institution will be g.
sumed on Monday, Sept. -. au % 2w
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NOTICE To ACTUFL BETTLEKS.
All bona fde actual settlements under existing
laws subsiEtng pr to and up to the date of tn s
PROCLAMATION. will be recognized; and all such set
tiers are hereby called upon to come forward and
establish and enter their claims with the Register
and Receiver before the day fixed in the foregoing
for the commencement of the public sale
J. III. EDM UNDs, Commissioner.
NorE.-Under the regulations of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamations, except to such
pu hshers specifically authorized by the Com.
missioner of the General Land Office. je l-lawI2w
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ITO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF GEORGE
Il TOWN.-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS constantly ON hand, at S5 High street.
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st. VINCENT'S SCHOOL,
UNDER THE CHARGE or THE SISTERS o.

~ The duties Of this school will be resumed on
THURSDAY, Sept. LIST, 1864. The Sisters in charge
will devote themselves to the advancement of their
pupils in all the branches of sn English education,
and will pay strict regard to the moral training of
all placed under their care.
In consequence of the advance of prices the
Sisters are compelled to increase their rates of
tuition. au27zW
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MISS MAGRUDER will open, on the LIST of Sep
lvi tember, DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES No. 101 West street, between Congress
and Washing ton streets. Geor getown, ID. G. Resi-
depce l West street. 10 2ws
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10
CADIZ, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1854

slavey-a purpose which, in the outset. he
strenuous ly denied and "rcrudintcd IA
purpose which lac soiemnty declared was
wholly unwMrantcd by the Constitution,
and. if asscnted TO by Congress and the
people, would be prevented by the judicial
authoTty?' ~
We earnestly hope not. and, gong Lack
with Mr. Lincoln to his inaugural. take him
at lis wuad. The time then predicted has
arrived admOnishing in no uncertain tone
thatwe cannot fight always. HAT when.
after much loss on 10th sides, and no gain
son either, you cease lighting. the identical
"qucstions as to terms of intercourse are
Upon yUu.
These questions must he net, aud in a
manner entirely different from the uttcran-
ccs Of Mr. Lincoln They MI,,L Ge met Iy
men in authority in whose LmnoI and truth
the people of Tire South have confidence,
and whose 1lcsem reading cf the Cous tltu-
tion is in accord with Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.,
Seward ut the incoming Of the administra-
ton. 1hc new President, to lie nominated
at Chicago. and elected in November, must
be a nlan ready and willing to meet amy and
every overture iul pcacC--a man who shall
represent tluly the dignity and power Of the
nation, and who. when the fullncss Of tim c
has come. will be not unwilling even to ten
der IN almisticc. suggesting a national cen
vCntion Of I'LL the states, to lrinc the sections
again together face to face: IS brethren and
friends.
This is what Is needed. and this must he
accomplished. il reasonable hoEc is 10 he tll-
tertained Of a restored Union Urd@r conStl-
tutional rule. Aud it must not tc. accom-
4 .l!D.
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Plain Questions for Honest PeO-
nEssz

Have you ever known Democrat to JUS
tity violation Of the Constitution?
Have You ever known a stamp act 10 be
enacted under Democratic Administration
Have you ever known Democratic Pres
ideit To suspend the writ Of haLedS corpus 7
Have YOU ever known Democratic Ad-
miwistraliOn TO form new State i'll viols-
ton et the plain provisions of<ths Gonstitu'
tiCn2 ..t..r ...
liayc yQu ever known 8 time. except the
present when citizen could beincarcerated
III dungeon without authority OF law2
Have you ever known Deinoeratic Ad-
ninistratioh to compel the people OF Il State
or the District OF Columbia to part with
their property, whether willing OF 30?
Have you ever known any Administration
except Abraham to create a national debt
Of $1,000, 900, 600, i'll the short SPACE of,hree
years?
Have you ever known time under a
Democratic Administration when days Ia :
Dor would purchase only two pounds Of cof
fee?
Have YOU ever known citizens to be sent.
into banishment and exile under Democratic
luie? ........ .ssga s'
Have You ever known the time, under q
Democratic Administration, when the great.
est crimes and outrages have been commit-
dby our rulers under the plea Of military
necessity or reasons Of EtateP
Have You before this, known time when
the military was made superior to the civil
power? -. a".
Have you ever known Democratic Ad-
minis tratioh to tax the people of the whole
country to buy the negroes Of tile border
,jtates? .. .-,
Have YOU ever known an Administration
in opposition to the Democracy to leave the
| affairs of the country in q. .hourishing as con
diton as it found them?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

The Albany New York; Statesman---a
Republican parcr--thinks if Mr.. Lincolu
continues on the track he will certainly be
defeated 1t says:
There is only one way left to prevent
the Democrats from clccting the next presi-
dent and that il, to have President Lincoln
decline the nomination, lis successor TO le
either General Grant, Sherman Butler or
Hancock. Such a nomination would unite
the raIty Nothing else cycrwill. Divided
as the party nvw is, between the friends Of
Lincoln. Fremont Chase, Seward ard W ccd,
the party can mot avoid a iu0,t humiliating
defeat in November. The catastrophe can
yet Le aycrted, Lut only BY TIC declenaion Of
Mr.. Lincc!p. " ,.
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PAVING Dear for The whistle.

W. r. Galbrcath, Allotment Agent
distributor Of Abolition tracts and docu-
ments--has paid into the Treasury SEVENTY
DOLLARS, received from two soldiers, to be
transmitted to their friends and relatives =
His bill for the arduous services rendered.
including porters' fees q and sich like
was only Two HUNDRED AND TWENTY-sIX
DOLLARS AND sIXTEEN CENTS FoGnet
profit to the Government or to the soldier,
strike the balance yourself, dear reader!
We find upon inquiry at the proper office,
that this agent of Brough's paid into the
Treasury, on the lst Of June, the sum of
$ll0, for the collection of which he recei-
ved $lsO,32 Who would Mt be AN Allot-
lnent Agent or an Abolition office holdcr?-
,StdtcsmaA
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a E'Grtrait Cg Lincoln Drawn by
a. Friendly FE:sRd.

The Springfield (Nassachusetts) Rcpub-
lican, which supports Lincoln for reelection
says, Of him:
Neither elegant or attractive in Tcrson
or manner. nor regarded as a leader ty any
considerable num'er of minds, the special
pet Of no sect or clique, neither brilliant in
native gifts nor accomplished in the, wisdom
Of the schools, and dwaifed sp every side
by the men he has around him At GI'"
A pretty nan, Truly, tore-elect PlesiGent
Of the United States.
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TERMS---S2 PER ANNUM

On, creh though we haze every assurance
that ii can be closed with honor to both
sections The question is Shall we have
peace and reunion or continued war, with
either final dis suaion or the st,bycrsion Of cur
constitutional liberties t4t1
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

. a Lincoln organ, the Poughkeepsie IN.
Y y Eagc, says: - go
The people are very tired Of hearing Of
drafts; thoy dread them as they do resti-
lencc and will rejoice greatly when they be-,
gin to see that they are likely 10 get rid Ct
them. II. .. >, g.. r4s. . Ia z. a.,.s "
In order to get rid Of them we know Of
but one way, and that is to vote in NoVem-
her for Il President who viii issue no more
calls tor drafts and oonscrptions ~; .d'
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

Tur Lincoln editors ard orators are in "a.
vor Of CARRYING on the war until the last
man is killed aj Il
The shoddy contractors are in favor Of
carrying On the war until the last Collar is
taken.
Linqoln hifnsefis for carrying on tic var
until the last negro is freed. Between th, III
all, the poor whites have but little chapec,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10
THE States, when they made the FpdoI

The States, when they made the FedoIal
compact, expressly refused to put clause.
in it authorizing the General GCyelnmeln to
coerce by arms a sovereign State il the lat
ter did not pcrfosm its obligations,
Notwithstanding such refusal, the Tcdor-
al Government now, assisted by large
npinLcr OF the States, is doing what il lad
tecu unanimously agreed BY al the States it
should not do and by niue Of which uu7
derstanding the Union was adopted. j. il
not reriidy and had iaith?-- tin Enc.
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The Different Efforts Made 80
Esriug thC NSar 10 "a T,GEEnlH:a"
linn


Now that ii has transpired that negotia-
tons ale on itot between EahuelS, JtNett,
Greeley, and others, to PUT Il stop 10 the
war. there can lc no hahn in giving pubji'
city to some OF the speCulatiCns which have
been current here during the past winter,
touching the question Of reconstruction. -
Mr. Lincoln las iat 1t " iis power 'eyyerai
tine, to esd the war, lie need never have
al:tNed il 70 Lcgln Iii tho. inst J. lace, ant! at
ter he law its magnitude ii would lave LcGn
an easy natter for him TO have brought
about a reunion, 1t 1t had not been tol hlS
own ambition and lis miselable advisers.
ALEXANDER sThFLlLHS s Mla@Eo&
ltisno longer a secret ;Nat tic precise
mission Gi Alexander II. stgl hens, when
he was refused tcInnsSi4n to Niit ashne-
ton, as from the C0nscdcratc Government
was to propose first an aimistic' for 4 Ger
tam number Ut days Of months; second, the
assent lagc Of a natlona! convention Of all
the States; thnd. an assurance IN the, part
Of the southern leaders that The South
would hold Itself bound to Gom cnt to com
mercal union with tie NuIt.--that l., a
uaion which would permit free commercial
ntclt oGlsC between the NOIih and ne south
ard would oGc nati0n. 81 itr as thcr d& Ga
iugs with c;Ecr cornh!c. "clc coEcHncd. =
AZ to whether tie Month should have the
power to Ia.S upon any question affecting
tic domestic institutions Of the South, 1t
was TO be let an open question; and II a
convention If tie States which met could
find a happy solution for it, the South
would be Lound to accept it. That this was
tie burden of Mr. Stephens 5 message was
known at the tine, upCIfclnjiy, by Ar. lhn-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-08-10

4 llNcolNlGE who claims to be an un-
conditional Union man is--we were an,ost
saying hypociitc, hut tns say-in. inuere.
Lincoln is ior the Union only Oh condi-
ton that slavery lie abolished, ara every
man Who advocates his reelection aud lis
poIi@.f is 4 coeaHtano! t'hion man, ifa L.
MON man at all; that conditions TOO, i, one
III on which the Union never can and never
viii Ee restored. ef4