The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-09-10
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WAsHISoros. Sept. 7.=sA dispatch 10 the
Herald, dated Midnight Saturday, saws. Il
isknowp that tbe rebeis are in the neiRhbor.
hood oi Ffedrlek in force. eThey captured
npthing, s,,ths rolling steck Of the railrosd
had been sent away. t1l
The bridge across The Monocacy is not
ipjarsd. but traibsere not allowed TO 20 with.
ID tiiree miles OF Frederick Junction.
The Times Washington dispatch contains
the following:
General Pope at his own request was, on
Friday, relieved of his scummznd,-iu in order 70
make charges against Generals Porter,
I nWt WT0 'l0 C'f!en. ,s-- III UIOV
BALTIMORE, Sept frederick. Nd, was
undoubtedly occupied yesterday, betweea-le
and IL O'Clock, by ihe rebels. Part Of the
force turned off AZ Buckley own, az il going
either toward the Washington road, Or Bal
timore Pike crossing the IRsiOpso as ,Ares
= BaEffMrRE, Sept i. --Fasitiyss who LEFT
FfedeFiek last night rsport-the city occupied
by about 1000 rebels under Gen. HilPs cav.
duu
The Febsls issued proclamstou promis-
ing protecIien to private property. and sP-
pointed provost guard, purchases being
made with u nitedI States Treasury notes Of
cattle and horses which were sent back to-
wards the river.
-aBAnrrMoRs, Sept T.-tto appears from
private accounts, that the rebels crossed the
Potomac Friday night and early yesterday
morning, and thsnee marched to White Oak
Springs, within three miles OF Frederick.------
One OF their first acts was to seiz, the bridge
over the iMonocacy! The regiment guarding
this point evacuated their.post on Friday.--
Great numbers Of persons,were leaving Fred
eriekto-day and yesterday and proceeding
towards Pennsylvania. B2EGtsSl ~ lGtae}
Accounts from, Hagerstown say that many
Union refugees from Virginia had arrived
there gi1bad 10 lRc- 9hj nt8E7asiaeI
, Heioi zqlman and MoDowell's, corps are TO
be consolidated under the command Of Gen.
| Heihizei man 10 E.i1,9 satA .8eihJc e214
| al Three or four .hundred rebel cavalry from
Leesburg, endeavored to cross at Edwards
Fetryon Friday room, bat were repulscd.
te At 2 o'clock on Saturday the rebels sue
cessfully renewed the attempt, and crossed
at several points. They Immediately raifed
Poolsville and ..Doverstown. The operator
at the latter place successfully escaped and
cut the wires Of the military telegraph.
The rebels also crossed between the ferries
above Point OF Rocks, and marched to, WI hits
Oak Springs, across Monsrchy. a.,
The Times also has the following, dated
IL O'clock. Saturday, night. a dispatch from
the Upper Potomac states that Jackson and
bis army entered Frederick this morning
They have, possession of the BsltiInore and
Ohio railroad and have torn up the track
and destroyed the culverts east oi that place.
They also cut the telegraph wires. Allroil-
i'nss SSoH'HA1 SHHA1 SHNFee1I'i NeIi ,alas aji ses1sSs %
9iNEw Y DIRK, Sept ..=4The Washington
letter 10 the Herald Of the. night OF, the 5Lh,
has the following:-It is understood that
, 10000 rebels have crossed into Maryland. -
1t is said Secessionists are buying, horses
here and in Baltimore for rebsl artillery and
cavalry. Itt aHHy.!i ei 1i.j- i'ifs S''11'''''
To night Mcclellan was placed in COM
mand of the armies Of the Potomac snd Vir-
f ginia. -2i'i si1'''t'-"I t'4S 1"'''A
) The whole army was ordered to, be provi-
, ded with three days rations. .......,,..
. Gen. Mcclellan is placing new regime nts
into old brigades Ngd5 toY!H 1.82g1tili
Fredrick is occupied By rTebsl infantry
! and cavalry. ''''N 5'
y az i'..af ts ~. laI ------st.i,a 9}l Il IsE
4 The Soil of Ohio Invaded, "a nd
; Blood Shed am Her Soil--JeN
kinS, vVitii his Xush w iisicikeF.
Gross at RayemswOOd,g Wa
O Whea bse COnlincslccd 10 Kii
r FHen, stcat Horses, &c. 5@a92 50
ICINoINxAIr, Sept 6.--condncto tor Wooda'
7. made a. reconnaissance, yesterday, with ~
i engine, on the Kentucky Central Railroad
g He proceeded to q poiift ten miles north 3
d Cynthisna, where he discovered three men
4 who upon being hailed said tn y belonged tc
z Georgia regiment. He afterwards discov
d cred their mps, but so hidden by bushe
p thai he could not make out the number.
A dispatch from Falmouth, dated at ON
y O'Clock. this morning. says scouts. irepor
: rebels within fonr miles Of that place, witt
! artillery.
3, Dispatches from Pomeroy, Ohio say tha
Spencer, Roane county; Va, Surrendered 4
. jenkins, and that Col. Raihbone's comman,
= were taken prisoners, Wednesday,. ~ eng =
U Jenkins entered RavenwooI, Ya,,, and ior
3 Wednesday evening crossed the, Ohio a
DuilIHStoH . istdHiL, uttu Eatuc uUWU tUlbtCII
> Ohio, killed one mar, and wounded tive; stol
= l2 horses; then recressed the river at Wolf
7; Bar, and encamped for the night. The peo
= pie weee5 rising, toiFesist further attemps.ii
# It A later report says, a force. is crossing a
y Racine, and coming down on, both sides.
. Dispatc hes from Point Pleasant, to the Mill
tary Committee al Gallipols. says the con
q q tending forces are now in sight OF each other
i The enemy is said to be 800 strong, A bat
W 10 itnnlinant.6 . sStfHSG8 sfSg@SFSaa
as oo 10 iin'l''0hs. ta.ssts aNsss
r Gov. Morton has ordered all male citizens
between 18 and 45, residing In the borde
he counties, to organize theulselves in 7miiitst
r. companies to repel Invaders.
=. rFh a%a Effects Of the Draft.
70 Judging from the sundreds Of appli
es cations, already madeito DIR! Otis, Ifo
ng exemption trom, Military, ,dutytwe shoul
ne think the draft is producing a long cat
:. logue Of serious disorders in Tusears
II y was county. We spent an hour OF wv
~ Flo the Examiner'sroenl the other2 da