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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04

6TNow that the President has ordered
all the Rail Roads to be taken military pos
sesslnn of for the use OF the government.
would it not be good strategy to fill the gap
between this point and Uhrichsville. or
Trenton. Where is the man that has the
brains to start the work - Ohio Dem.
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@Persons wishibg to know all about
the present Rebellion, are referred to the ad.
vertisement Of j. H. Clarke, agent for Mr..
Victor's work on that subject. Read the
advertisement and subscribe.
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GREAT ASSORTMENT
OF
CABINET WORK
4" Nm. L. Fry's old shop ,vest end of Main
street, Cad'z, Ohio.

a CARSON, respectfully informs the old
"a. friends and customers of VIM. Frv.
deceased, and the public generally, that he oe.
auples the old shop, where he is better prepared
Ihan ever. to till all orders in his line OF busi.
ness; ness He has now on hand, and intends at all
umes 10 Keep, general assortment of eyery-
Cincinnati make. ""''' "''u
His present large assortment consists Of
Sofas, Cep'er-Tables, Breakfast
Tables, Side Boards, Bu-
reaus, Dining-Tables.
These, with very other article in hin II na
Will be kept constantly on hand ''
COFFINS.
Cohins OF various sizes and finish, with
tice. '' '"'i 'eS' ho'
~ tie hopes that all who are in need of Cabins,
ware VIII give hin, call ae he is satisfied he
Cadiz, Ohio, June VI, is62-iyr.
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Or Our readers will not fail to notice Mr..
Carson's Cabinet advertisement in to davis
paper. When you need any thing in his line
just him call, and you will get good article
at o fair price.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04

THE WHEAT CRoP.-The Wheat crop in
this vicinity was never more promising than
at present.
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AID minis ira tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undsrsiQn.
1V cd was on the l1th dsy Of March, 1869
appointed and qualified as Administrator o
the estate OF Nancy ID orsey, decd, late Of Il ar
rison County, Ohio. All persons Interested will
take notice accordingly.
HENRY X. SMITH, Administrator.
May %, le62-Jts
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Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, &c.

It. Q. M-ARSH
MOULD say to every one, that he ha.
w opened out in the room next 10 Ste
warts store,, and directly opposite the Court
House, regular sore for the sale and manufac.
tuFe of all kinda of
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04

WAsHIEorOs. June 2.-Ths soIlowi,x
! dispatch was received at The War Depart.
msnt this morning:
HsadguSrteys Of 8s Department Of Ele Ms.
iSa Pi. Camp near C6vinA, June 1. 1867
Hon. Z M. Stanton, Secretary OF War--The
2 following dispatch has been received from
Gen. Pope to Maj. Gen. HslIeck: Il gives
E me pleasure 70 report the brilliant success Of
the expedition sent out on the 18th inst, un-
der Col. Elliott, in command Of the Second
cavalry. After forced marches day and night
through very difficult country. be hnanally
succeeded in reaching the Mobile and Ohio.
Railroad, at Boonvilis, at Two O'Clock a. m.
on the SOth. He destroyed the track in ma.
ny places, both South and North of The town
blew up one culTert, destroyed the switch
and track, burned the depot and locomotives
and train OF twenty. Tx cars loaded with
supplies Of every kind, destroying ten thou.
sand stand OF small arms, three field pieces o Z
arthery, and great quantity ofcloihing and
ammunition, and paroled 1000 prisoners
wnlch he could not keep up with his cavalry.
Ane enemy had heard Of his movements. and
nad train OF box cars and fiat cars, with fiy-
ing artillery, and five Thousand infantry, Evjy-
ing up and down the road 10 prevent him
from reaching it,
The whole road was lined With rebel nick.
cts. Col. Elliotts command subsisted upon
meat alone, such as they could fipd in the
country through they passed for several days.
FOR daring and despatch this expedition hss
been distinguished in the highest de gree and
entities COL Elliott and his command 10
high distinction. Its results will be embar.
| RAISING to the enemy and contribute greatly
70 their loss and decentralization. He reports
the roads full OF small parties of the retreat
ing enemy scattering in all directions
| signed John Pope, Maj. General.
d. W. dALLECK, Maj, Gen. Com'ndine.
WASHINGTON, June 2. Dispatches OF an
unofficial character, received from the head.
quarters oil the army OF tho Potom.c. sav
tnat the importance and dimensions of our
victory increase as they are hourly developed.
heDeis Evacuate Martins burR---
Damage 10 the Be- o. ks. R.
Slight.
HARPER's FERRY, june The Rebels
have evacuated Martinsburg and Charles.
town.
The damage done to the Baltimore & Ohio
nahroad IS trfiing, and 1t can be put in ope.
w ehc Univ iNef III LWO QAgS. IH0
Union cavalry occupied Martinsburg and
several miles beyond. The Union refugees
IN large numbers are returning to their
homes.
WASHINGTON. June 2.-The following
dispatch has been received by the War De.
partment, in reply to an inquiry from Gen.
iMeIgs: Corinth, May 3l.--li Beauregard has
been at Richmond, others have forged his
signature, as have received letters from him
ABOUT the exchange of prisoners, &C., nearly
every day for the last fortnight. The eyac.,
iation OF Corinth commenced on Wednesday
md was completed on Thursday night, but
n great haste, as an immense arn,unt Of
property was destroyed and abandoned. No
roops have gone from here to Rich,noni un.
ess within the last two days.
Ii. w. HAILEcK.
Major General Commanding.
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.0TThs Commissioners OF Harrison Couu-
ty are now holding their regular June ses.
sion.
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Duty of Every Man to gleIp im
This Crisis.

he who cannot 60 himself ought, il he is
worth anything, give money or its equivalent
towards supporting the families of some one
VINO can go. This we consider the sacred
duty of every man. Banks and Fremont.
the two Republican Generals, are fleeing be-
lore the enemy for want of men to fight
them Ohio Dem.
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SoRaHUM.-A large quantity Of Sorghum
will be raised in this county, this season.
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HALLEcK's HEAD QUARTERS, MAY 31.-
Our cavalry found all the tents Of the snem,
standing, and took hundreds OF barrels o
beef and 1000 stand OF arms in a large an
campment on the Mobile & Ohio r. r, sale
to belong to Price and Van Dorn's forces
who lett Thursday night.
heoels are being brought in in squads O
from 40 to 80. Our cavalry found rebels on
several roads, in strong positions, with artill
sry, supported by infantry. The rebels com.
menced moving their sick last Monday.
-, Beauregard and Bragg were at Corinth on
Thursday afternoon. The recently publish
ed card OF the army newspaper correspon
dents gives the erroneous impression that
Gen. Halleck prohibited the reporters of the
New York Associated Press here, from tele-
graphing anything, even when contraband,
except such items as he approved. Gen.
Halleck has never used such influence. Our
Associated Press dispatches Suppress items.
only, that are of contraband character,
JUNE l.-Resldents say, that the rebel
guards burned the Cypress Creek R. r. bridge
by misapprehension, causing the destruction
OF seven locomotives, and perhaps as many
trains, ladned with Commissary and Quarter
Masters stores. This accounts for the smoke
seen by the signal cerps from the tree tons.
Col. Elliott's command returned, after
destroying the railroad in several places.
burning large amounts of stores, capturing
three peices Of artillery and thirty mounted
prisoners and about six hundred iniautrv.
with little loss. He found two Thousand Ave
hundred sick and wounded at Brownsville.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Tbe followino
General Order has just been issued. The
Department OF Virginia is extended so az to
include that part OF Virginia south Of the
Rappahannock and east OF the railroad from
fredericksburg to Richmond, Petersburg
md Weldon. Major General George b.
Mcclellan, United States Army, will assume
command thereof and of all the United
states forces within its limits. Major Gen.
Ioun E. Wool, United States Army, is as
lgned to command OF the middle department
md will proceed to Baltimore and assume
he command thereof. Major General j ohm
\. Dix, U, s. Volunteers, will proceed to
fortress Monroe and assume command At
hat point, reporting to Maj. Gen. Mcclellan
or orders. BY order Of the Secretary OF
Var.
New York, June 2.--The Tribune to. dav
aysi Brigadier General Casey is a regular
rmy officer,and had under his command
hree brigades. They were originally com.
osed Of brigade under Col. Davis, consist
lg OF the l04th Penn, l1th Mains. SD
enn., 5lst New York and Col. Berdan,s
,arpshooters. second under Col. Tidball,
the 59th New York. S5th Penn, and 93d
enn.: and third under Col. Allen, Of the
tn U. ). Infantry, 85th New York, nth
'ew York ,.S9th New York, 64th.New York Z
nd 4th U. y. Infantry Whether this was
ill the constitution of the division at the
me Of its defeat we Of course do not know.
1T presume it has not been essentially
hanged. j
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04
UEU. W. oMALLEY, Tribune Cor
Approved by Col. Tracy, A. A. G.

FTemonfs Headquarters, near Strasburg
June 2.--Gen. Fremont's advance bridgade
under Col Closerut, occupied Strasburg Iasl
nignt without resistance. jackson rapidly re.
treating before our forces. A midnight re-.
connolsance, three miles beyond Strasburg,
came upon rope barricade and ambush o.
D ackson's rear guard, but retired successfully
with the loss of only three wounded. Col,
Figgeimensie, Of Fremonts staff, with on
ly htteen men, brilliantly charged and put
to Hight body of cavalry, commanded by
Ashby in person. 6. w. SMALLEY,
:, Tribune Correspondent.
Approved by Col. Tracy, A. A. G.
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Volunteers from Harrison Cou m.

The following IS the number of volunt GERS
from Harrison County now in the service, as
returned by the Township Assessors
Short Creek toUnshin %
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-A---s e~-~S - u A-@ - H -
Ii you want Books,
Ii you want Static merry,
Fyou want Pictures.
Ii you want Oval Frames,
II you want Square Frames,
II you want Window Curtains,
Ii you want Gold Shades,
1t you want Painted Shades,
lfyou want Hollands,
II you want Fire Board Prints,
II you want Photograph Albums,
II you want Photograph Pictures,
If you want Daily Papers,
IT you want anything in tho
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04

ETccl. Wood, Of tho Brooklyn 4th, has
been exchanged Tor Col, Pattsn, Of tho rebel
army. ~OS'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04

iErhALiC FILLS, an intailible cure for
JOHN BEALL.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04
THE HISTORY
Civil, Political and Military of the
SOUTHERN REBELLION

Comprehending also Important State Paners.
Ordinances of Secession, Congressions
Proceedings, Official Reports of
Commanders, etc.
BY ORVILLE J. VICTOR
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THOSE LEAF BEE-HIvEs.
r, "ILK TN

Formerly Of Londonderry, now d resident Of
hundred A " e'sn'
L. EAF BEE -HIIVESI
Besides number of single comb Observatory
market. '' 'o' ''e
creasing. r-'' III
:, John Lantz, VIM Cady, Samuel Lukins, R,
r. nargrave; In fact almost every one that
Enows ih anything about Bees or Bee.Hives, say
The Best Hive
they have ever seen; and why should they not
since every ne cessary operation that has ever
b,en per formed with bees in any hive NAV ren.
d ly be done with this, and yet it is only small
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-06-04
More about the Battle near Rich.
mOnL.

mOnL.
| WASHINGTON, June 1.-During tire Who'll
OF the battle, this morning, Prof. Low e.
balloon was overlooking the terrific scene
from an altitude OF 1000 feet. Telegraph
communication from the balloon to Gen
Mcclellan, and indirectly with the nilitsr,
wires, was successfully maintained.
Every movement Of the enemy was in
stantly reported. This is believed to be the
first time the balloon reconnaissance has been
successfully made, during battle, and Ger.
tainly the first in which telegraph station
has been established in the army to repor,
movements OF the enemy in the progress ol
q battle.
According to the statement Of prisoners
brought down by the White House boat.
this afternoon, the object of the enemy's at.
tack on our left wing yesterday was to reach
the river, and thus cut off our lines of com.
munications.
This was the purport of the address to the
troops before leaving Richmond yesterday
morning.
ffenaonFs Headquarters near SHasburg.
June l.-Gen. Fremont, with a strong col.
umn, left franklin last Sunday, and by ran
i'd torced marches has crossed the Shenan-
doah Mountain ranges, marching nearly a
hundred miles over difficult roads, with little
means OF transportation, and no supplies in
the country. This morning, five miles from
Strasburg, he overlook jackson in full re.
treat with his whole force On the road
from Winchester to Strasburg, Col. Closeru,,
commanding the advance brigade came upon
the enemy strongly posted with artillery,
which opened as soon as the head of his col
umn approached. General Fremont brought
his main column rapidly up and formed in
line of battle. jackson declined to fight.
and while holding Closerut in check with
portion Of his troops, withdrew his main
force and continued his retreat. In the
skirmish, five of the Eighth Virginia and
two OF the Sixtieth Ohio were wounded
Enemy's loss unknown. Twenty. five pris- |
'ners were taken by our cavalry. Leuten. |
ant Colonel Downy. Third Regiment Po.
:omac Home Brigade, in skirmish on Thurs
lay morning, drove large party Of Ashby's
'ayalry through Wardensvillv. killing two
ind wounding others.
GEO. W. SMAILEY, Tribune Cor.
Lx,T TzI
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DRoF. A, EDWARDS, of zsne,v;lls q
L anthor and proprietor Of the Ta,rn,.,,;r' =
System Of MEDICINE, will be in MOORE.
FIELD, 0 at the American Hotel, On Tnesdav
May 81, and continue there until june }. 1or
the purpose of prescribing for nII diseases. Of
every form and Rggravation. especially Chronic
oiseasee' NAV IL.
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... CALL ON
m. a. HANNA
Next Door to the Post Office.
April %, 1869.
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WASHINGTON, June g. Dispatches OF so
unof1cial character, received from the head.
quarters oi the army of tho Potomac, say
tnat the Importance and dimensions of our
victory increase as they are hourly deysloped.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Battle In North West ADMINISTRATION.
fedcratCs Victorious.

DIR. G. ". Stevenson, If this place, late OF
Col. llawpes Regiment reached home on
Thursday evening" having left our army on
the Arkansas river, on the morning Of the
;,Jth Iit. He informs us that II battle was
tough, near Cane Hill, Benton county, Ark,
ON Friday, the 9th, between Col. Marina
dukes cavalry, numbering about 1900, and
q largely superior force Of Federals Cd.
". held his ground on that day until the
fight ended, loosing, however, battery
The same night he fell back to q place known
as the Natural Dam, where he was reinfor-
ced by Carroll's brigade of Arkansians.-
On the next morning, the 18th, the enemy
acain attacked him and was completely re-
pUsed and driven back some twelve miles
with great slaughter, our men also recap
turing the battery which they had lost the
previous day. During the fight on SOtur-
day, Col. Quartrel came up with 30 men,
totally unexpected to either side, thanking
the enemy, and hewing them down with
terrible slaughter. 0urintormation is that
our troops behaved in the coolest and most
gallant manner.
DR.. $. further informs us that all of Gen.
Hindmans army had crossed TO the North
side of the Ar ansas river, except the Tex
as brigade, on Sunday, the both, and were
on the march North. The Texas brigade,
under Gen. Bradtute, we're to cross on Tues
day morning.
lie further states that after he left, on
Monday a traveller overlook him and said
that he had heard cannonading going on
that morning, in the direction of the army,
and the superstition is that another battle
was going on.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
no THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS.

E,,lie l.ocA, dc.., Oct. 20, lGG-. b
That the troops in the field, exposed TO the RI
ecrs of te approaching winter, may he supplied with
clothing, agents and clothing depots have been es-
tabliShed throughout this entire military department.
In Texas fully authorized representatives Of the
Trans Mississippi Clothing Bureau, are Col. y. Il.
GRIrFITr, Chief Agent for Southern Texas md Mex
leo stationed San Antonio, and Capt A. U. RIGHT,
Chief gent for Northern Texas, stationed at jeher-
son. AT other agencies heretofore established in
these respective districts unless approved ny the
Oh fof Agents above named, having special author
iiy from the Chief Of the Clothing bureau, are here
by Rnnulled. :
An Clothing Agents acting in Texas, South OF
Huntsville will report ut once, either person or
by letter, 10 Col GilFFiTH, and az North Of that
piace will in like manner report TO Capt. WRIGHT,
stating in full, what they have done, ana what amount
Of supplies Gun probably be obtained ami impartin6
any other pertinent information.
All uunriermasters, ana other officers engaged IN
procuring army clothing, requested 10 confer aud
cooperate with the Chief Agents of the Clothing Blu
r,au, that the best Interests OF government may Ne
subservc and troops the more certainly supplied
The Chief Agent Of this Bureau, for the purchase
Of Wool is Mr. JOINS b. EARLE, at Waco village and
all persons having wool for sale will please make he
fact known to him.
The principal agents and dcpos being Mt San Anto-
Mo and Jefferson, other agencies and depois wii lie
established throughout the State, with Niew no'n
to collecting and forwarding clothing anu oio'hing
material. This arrangement will be peim'u'ht, ~
long the necessity lasts and will IL Is hopen enect
a system, which win fully develop the resources o.
the staie-giye encouragement TO " nome ih',sti.'
and this Military Department. as to clothlng ~ s,i-
diers sclfsusiainine All persons interested m the
welfare OF our brave teoop, now facing the enemy and
enduring the exposures Of n winter cSuhpilen' ere
earnestly r,-guesied 10 give Col Grifhbs vapt wright
and their sub-aeents, hearty cooperation.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. HolnEs. cong Trans Mis-
sissirpi Departucnf JOHN d. BURTON,
No, aiaa A. O. NJ, clicr n Clothing Bareau Trans
:. 10 "a, ,sro -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

A Charleston dispatch OF the 22d, says
there has been an increase Of the blosRal.
Ing squadron of ,he,harlOr. Much action
Is maniiested in the movements of the YES
sells aud the exhibition VI lights and sig
nails. Philadelphia journals are Informed
by the officers of the Pawnee, from Port
Royal, that preparations for combined
attack upon Charleston aud Savannah were
being gradually matured. Tho crews Of
the Powhatton and other vessels are being
employed in taking soundings along the
coast, We think Beauiegard is ready
picksburg VIM,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

pSyn Has anything been done by our
county authorities, or others, towards pro-
viding for the families Of absent soldiers ?
If so, We have yet to hear of it. Is it right
is it just, that the helpless women and
children who have been left to our care by
their natural protectors, who are many
miles away fighting our battles, should go
uncared for and made to suffer in conse-
quence of the cxtravagant prices demanded
for everything necessary for their comfort?
We put these plain questions to our COM
munity, hoping that they may ensure some
action in the premises. 1t is well known
and acknowledged by every one, that these
poor families must suffer unless something
is done for them by the county, or those
who are so fortunate as to have an abun
dance. Fifteen dollars for -four, twenty
dollars for pork, and sther necessaries in
proportion, are prices that cannot be paid
out of the scanty pay of a private soldier,
and it is but Justice to him, that those whom
he has left at home, who are dearer to him
than life itself, should not be left to want.
We ere in favor, if necessary of taxing
the stay-at-homes to feed these families.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13
Sp5 KSeyy:lr,F.

C,TYAYED from, the suh.cricr, uJout The Goth Of
- October last, one DARK BAY or BROWN
HORSE, Z or years oil, one lind foot white shod
before, about II hands high no brands, IS good
buggy horse, hut rough rider Also, CHESTNUT
sORELL or DAY INDIAN PONY MARE, blaze
fare white lips dark spot aboni the sno of qnar-
,, Inst hollow tie eit ,ostri, both hind fct white
nearly TO the hocls left foot white nearly 10 knee,
rieht fore foot white To- paSt"rn, branded on bnil
shoulders Gimly with diamond X, niano reached and
notchri The above animals are supposed 90 have
como tnVards The indian Nation, where bought the
Pony hast Winter. ! will give S2j reward for The
return ofthc above animals, or for such Information
as viii insure my getting them. ARMY TO the Herald
u.c H. lSG2--i:2w"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

Esi5- As an evidence Of tho interest taken
In the sleotious NosihtLis year, wewill in
s'anee that the entire vote of the State Of
Ohm, last year was 855,O0O-tAis year II is
$4,000, a gain of 1000 over last year,
since which, large number Of troops have
been taken out oflhc State The Democrat
% vote this year is 10000 to 10000 last
year-Thc abolition vote this year is H.
900 to 100000 last year, showing a gain
Of $4,000 for the democrats and loss Of
$4,000 to the abolionists. So much Tor one
year Of Abe LiucOlns abolition admins
tration.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-13

From MIssoURI.-The Grenada Appeal of
the Goth ult has seen q gentleman just
from Boone County, No, who left Columbia,
on the 10Th. Gen. Edwin Price was in pris-
on at St Louis, under indictment for trea-
son, Notwithstanding Gen. Curtis had
promised him that he should be permitted
to remain at home undisturbed, provided
he would not take the field. Many promi-
nent citizens of the State were confined in
the State University, now converted into
military prison. 1t apears that the man
Allsman, for whose disappearance, ten
Southern soldiers had been basely murder
Cd at Palmyra, has returned to Palmyra,
''having, ashe said, been absent on prying
expedition in aouther county, and left Sc
cretly for fear the bushw hackers would
waylay and kill him--as he no doubt, felt
that he deserved it," Gen. McNeill, by
whose orders the ten Southerners we're shot
ais an Irisbman, = halter, of st. Louis, and
is not even a namralized citizen--but got
a military commission by making himself
prominent as willing tool Of the abolition
authorities at st. Louis. He is said to be
a regular low down, drunken beast" The
Confederates should remember this, and
visit President Davis retaliatory order on
the Missouri abolitionists, ten fold.