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NOTICE to TAX-PAYERs.-OF or THE


~ Cov~Is.ioSIns ~ r,1Es ,SD AssHsssESrs, No. 81
CsAxBHssT, NEW NoRE. January ~. ih2-NOIlCE Is
HEREBY CIV I'm, that the Asse.smers Rolls Of Heal and
Personal Estate 0fths city Of New ORR r the 1907
nov open for d. bic rsp.ron aud will continue until
h. .Jih day Of Apil next inclusive. Al Taxpayers are
reGus cal. and examine the si order
ns any errors the sssessers be corrected Also
bv r,son Il brre for military services ana also
,esfy or Chart ibr Institutions, b. law exempt from taxa
on requested 20 mske apple iio for such reduction or
renpon pre- the closing Of the rolls on said oh day
Of Api, . ,,., ,
The f,ouur section ~ the Act OF April u.s. 1853 pub
li,h-d for the Information OF tsJpsyen;
seroN During the time thc books shall he open to
pnbll inp-iio hrfenbeiore provided application may
M made Nv person considering himself sgs.Sod By tie
Sans corrected II such application be made in relation 70
the Va alton estate IL must he made In VIII
e sl.s the ground II objection thereto, and hefeupen
no shall examine into the com pain and u,
n their nds sn; the asrsinent Is erroneous they shall
~. 10 ar, 10 be- corrected N snch application he made
In ion assessed sanstion IL porsonsl estate the s-
,c,u, hall DO sminsd under oath by the said tonuis'or
e.. Who hal hs authorized administer such osth or
,hon and IL Ia bic their the gsseuent - emo
pron they shall the 10 be corrected and M TIE
snonnt they believe ts DO just and
their d-ci,io thereon within tht days after such sp
eation .ha hsye been made 70 them No reduction -hal De
made y the Board 81 Supervisors OF any assessment 90 ra
or rcsora imposed under this ses unless shs az
near uud. sfnnscn, thst tho pay ssetie'ru "~
b. 20 attend within the period pscrbed for The corec
lion of rsIr hy sickness sbench IRON the cy
Laws Of 1853 Chspier 3o1, Sections and TO- ,,,,
}. w. ALLEN,
J. W. BROWN,
Commissioners OF Taxes and Agreements.
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u BAHK RtIspEER AND cARGO.-DisrRcr oy
RHoDs istssp. u, 4. MsxsHaLs orycK. fRoy,pEscs,
Dec ~ leoiBy virtue Of warrant OF sale from the Hon
Il = Circuit Court g. ne directed shall sell a. Marshal
sale It Pi BLIC AUCTION, Commercial vhsrf and Al,
the Custom House In tho city Of Newport X l.. the Of
tenth 1ay u Jsnnsfy, 1851 10 O'Clock the BAH
HEiNDEfR Of about 40 TIM. bglthru Der acke sppsfe
and furniture rood. lsding suf effects, viz:
ossk containing Had Saws Bak saws. and packages Of
Knives and fofbs and Bit stock
cssk cousiing Sauce Pans Cookirs Plrs with
z ca.ss con;silns Paint. Ia Pans
cast containing Table Cutlery, Iron Spoons Hschets,
Hammers &c.
casL containing Sauce Pans Cooking Pans AID Covers
3casts containing Olsss Tum5ers
packages containing % Mess or Camp Kettles.
~ PIPES oon,ai1ins Br~,d.
Isl Oars, c..k obtaining Picked Hsidoci, fish bag.
Coarse Salt packages, lau.l lssag9 or Jeked beef
Thin O,efcoss csses Spanish Cigars, IN boxes ~
boIrs Candies. ~ boxes BrsDdyi Preserved m IS boxes
Glaze, Wins. Is boIe. o. T. Gin; borss u. Brandy
bore. Gin oo seq. Cut Mails Of different sne'' boz
Linlr | Dbl Cement
III Whole ppes Of Afsu, Ardene RUM e5 half pipes Of
ATyu, Afdente Rum.
lease containing Medicines IN srnall packages,
cs.. containing Medicinal Herbs snd Lint H. pscksges
4Aso jsr. Chloride Lime demjohn DisL'ecing Fluid;
boz small Sponges; oask Butts sud Hinges esAs Iron
Chsin. from to inches cssk Table Cutlery &c casa
Steel Rat Taps cssk Butts Hinges Pedocss Spoons
&C; c,.es MechU,s War Knives or 5000 ID Tasaso or
Jsed Beef; Is " alter Pipes ships Medicine Chest Rolls
and oo,e.flsg Mating, ko.
The same having ordered TO he sold by ssd Cont
The sale viii commence o. Commercial whsIf with the
bark Reindeer ALBERT SANFORD. u. 3. Msrsta.
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MARY PROV L This distinguished
WI TRAGEDIENNE and CoMEDlENNE wto.e III.
prccetened and celebrity throughout California and
was equAed by her al tue Royal, Princess
Theser London where she supported By the eminent
traredi.n Mr. Phelps aud subsequent thereto appearing at
tho Thesters Royal Dublin Edinburgh Liverpool
has arrived IA NewYofA the place Of her nativity sud win
mske her appearance In this city in the mouth Of February
next. (See future particularly
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING viii be presented Borrciraults
setting fairy frame Charles Diclenss besul Story o.
Tie t<ct on the Hearth" IN which the original American
Comedian,
MR.. J. s CLARKE,
will sustain his extraordinary pcrouaion o! lilly Sowboy
Thi. part played In England by Mr.. Wright and Mr..
Blekouc In tho versions originally produced Ia England
bu, rendition has been deemed by the best critics equal to
Mr.. Cske. has any version approached this OF Mr.
Boccaus perhaps tie most effective play OF modern times
Dot...Mi,s Fanny rhorne John Peerybnke Mr. Pearson
Berths. Miss Ada Chiton Csrb......Hr. Barton Hill
Mira Fielding Mr.. Walco, Ned Purnmer. Mr. Davenport
Tsck~ton. ...............Mr. Dsvdse
IL will be preceded BY the COMEDY of
ny NElGHBORS WIFE.
Brown tic J. g. Clarke
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AUGUST BRENTANO>

~ BOOB STORE. STATIONERY and NEWS ENPO-
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A. fis e.shRshent always he had the following Boz
snc fiiladslphis papeI,: -
Boston journal Herad Transcript Saturday ksenng Ca
1ei;e ard Commercial Baeta giving failures aud ehsnss'
il husinsssi.
Philadelphia Ledger Pres and Fnauirer.
Al FoIesn AID American Newspapers and Perodiessss
hand g. siny number served
o. mailed subscribers Ia part OF tie city or county
without cytrs charge. .
y B-Bsrt numbers Of The prireips periodicals. Newspa
f,fs "A q AMI ~ hand
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III ONWARD ASSOtlAlloN, ltli-ADlL-
PHIA-FoI the relief OF the sick snt distressed siicted
Of the Sexual Organs
Medlcal advice given rra,is by The Acting Surgeon.
Valuable RI PORTS on SPERNAIOkRHHA or sfMl-
NAL WEAKNESS snd other Diseases 81 the Sexual Ofssn-
sud tie NEW REMEDIES employed 10 the Di'pen'afy
,sut ia .ealed otier envelopes free OF charge Address
D. j. skILLiN HOrGHTOS Ho~Hrd Assocsiion.
No. South 9Th st.. Philsdelphis, Pa
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obstruction.

MIR. GEORGE G. ANTllON'S CLASSICAL
WI FRENCH and ENGLI5H SCHOOL, With Prepare
tory Department end Gymnasium Broadway corner lathst
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
AFE INSTITUTE No. 2i3 Fonrtb.t on Washington square
corner OF Msoiorsil.., CLARKE TANNING, hecton
ness or College
THE IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn,
u NJ ~ will commence its iath semi.annus session on
FRIDAY, Noy. 1861, for BOYS Only. Circulars can be
had Of JAMES VI WHITEHEAD. No III Nssssnst, rooms
Of A b. II ii. 81 Office OF Manhattan Printing Ink Co. No
Spruce a. or by aidIesi1g the Principal, ID. s. ROWE,MA
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..NFV MEDICAL BOOK.-Dr. HOST

~ MI(HS Work on seilinsl Diseasrs, Hints iirforc
srd Af.I M.risge Nervous Debility, Impoency ADD hin
dled A-cious &C. &C. IL before and 40 10 not he'i'a
10 .ag n is without exception the truthful and uscI
0E the Mind Published. and Il WI be be led by me
Troesi,n vel n. the public great brns ac,sE 70 n.n
kud Qgaclefy IA here "a no,ed ane the iTaa told 10 sic
be Ia every isy Ia the hsnd Of every young man and
woEsu the land -" Boston Medical And Surgical Joufns
N.ied BY Rehardson No. kefeye Gojileys 40 ~
Broadway BY DIR, y. at his Office No - tas, lRh =
.ir DOOR Of Broadway where DR. B. will continue the
urscee II nedi,ue sud surgery. Price ~ Al Interview
and &, tamuLca;iols strictly confidential.
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Light ArtilIery.-wANTED, few able,

Excelsior Light Artillery WANTED few able
died MtN Mi This Tine command Rs'ions quarters ana
nifus furnished aud pay ncing on signing the roll
AMY 10 Recruiting Tent City Hall Para at No "a chatham
~ II arkes HotcO; at Jacob Crafts Saloon corner OF
Broadway and franklin. St or at Heedqnatr no to'
Broadway, up stairs capt j. w hhCE', ooI 3.
HEADQUARTERS Isl REGIMENT EAGLE BRIGADE
No " Broadway, ". Y. Jan. J. lttZ } .
SDeciaI Orders No. 13.-Au officers and privaes OF
t abseot with leave will report forthwith IN per
son 10 the comnsndant Camp Whitfield Scott Salterviile
By order Of DANIEL ULLMANN, Col commanding.
j. ". CuRRiHR, scHng Adjutant.
The Volunteer Engineer Regiment,
Col EDWARD ". StRRELL Lieut.-Col. JAMES r.
HALL, and Major RICHARD BUTT.
LAST CHANCE!
ONLY ONE COMPANY VET UNVEILED.
Fisht com p,nies Hilton BEAD, ). C. Pay OF Fri
Yates, ..x.. ,,o,,n,, 49,,
IaiD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH. (Sl0.
Hou.e-csTpen,ers. .hipcsrpentes rgeers blscksmih'
miners machnists boiermskss and wbeewrghts, VIII be
received for COMfANf II.
None bot sound and competent men need apply . =,
Volunteers in this regiment will be under and furnished
with quarters rsons once, and their families VIII be
provided for by the suthoIiiies ,, -, ., -
| fONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY will be paid to
each Volunteer when mustered out Of the service
Enlistment for three years. or during the war. -
Headquarer. of Chambers and ChAihans.s New
York.
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sEAMEw-oRpIyARY sEAAitN saa orHgR

sEAMEN--DRDISARY SFAkttN sui OrHTRs
r. WANTED loz tie MkEIrF ARTILLERY,
cha tndet by Col W. H. Howard Jay the "a the
y ne iV' bOYtiy ~ tH expiration VI term OF ssIeF,
sit j. ihee the Allotment tickets 10 seeufe
- ps can be ef Tor families any inenb.f theieo. psye
w On sach pay DAY. In NevYor The COlouel viii issue
sshoS-e 70 lie families OF tbos~ ioinnv .ut1g tsm o.
ne peI1 % he volunteer fund 10 SewY ors and 1rooiyr
hs mrs viii aiso receive let sod comfortable o.vftbed
sa oeddis g-on being ls0sefed ~ The Hasne Antery g.
- "a aet,se styi.e lew good Ftu AID DIuuu,Ns are
S-"el fafly application u recfsssfr 10 ~. OMA LILY
40 20 hSwery between Caf al and ifc, terss New Yo1.
-. MASTERING OHice.---Daicers Volunteer
:. % pave written suihoy froIn their Colonies o. recruit
n'cs 70 te L. =. mastering OfceTs for trasp0riatie
,u'ri,nt o accounts. This wrca authority should
tt.csr ~ "'s''' "''''''"s e"" N'N'"is'hs
see9nnt Will be paid transportation given unless tie
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Heal gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The substantial
J. story STORE and LOT No. IS Waterst, bEstrste
business property About $1,000 in good real o. personal
property Is wsn,ed for the ABOVE Apply at No % Weist
to the owner. from to any day.
DOR SALE--A frst-class four-story brown
front HOUSE. situated in +lsts. NTH houe east
OF 5thav. and built in the best manner. Apply TO
W. SEYMOUR a. Co, No. Chatham Squre.
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Cost dn0 fonn0.

I OST or STOLEN-In this city, between tho
4 10Th ul, and the lst inst. "a SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS OF the Chicago and Mississippi r. f. Co. iDow the
Chicago, Alton and 81 Louis X RI, Of $1,000 EACH with
coupons OF su sS to Jan 1874 attached and the coapon OF
Jan. 1850 accompanying each bond
Che numbers Of the bonds wi be given In subsequent al
vsemrn All persons hereby cautioned sglnst pur.
chasing negotiating ths said bonds portion thereof
liberal reward Will be paid for The Of the bond-,
o th5r delivery 20 LOCKWOOD co,
No. ~ Wiism-st., n Y -
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s,ssa buren Iisbt Infantry. Hesdqusrters No. AZ
S.ssrsS IFs"'iofk, kncainpmeit st Camp HilhODse
ma o. Long ishn1 Ia me finest barracks in the State
ssis nsmet is not to be CONSOLIDATED Recruits viii
ins quarters and uniforms soon a. enlisted Officers lag
'T'sAn q Hssdqp,rters.
IdoS. B. VAN buren,, Colonel
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N1UFF LOST.-$5 REWARD.-A lady lost
ltI brown MUFf, either 1t the Artists Recep ton st
Dodw orths Rooms If l5hst and 5thav, the
way thsre 20 LeIinstonay by OF 5thsy and I'D
on Monday evening" last Tie above reward will be paid
70 any person who viii deliver the sail Ma at No LeIns
t0D.av.
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GALLERY of PAINTING and SCULPTURE.
N No SIS BROADWAY. OLD DUSSELDORF.
A NEW NIAGARA, BY GEORGE L. BRowS
A Sunset View OF the great cataract.
NIAGARA IN WINTER. by GiGs0uI
TIE BAY OF CAPRI, by BiHRsTADr.
AN ORIGINAL ABpEL kADER, BY PowxLL
DOVER CLIFFS by SHAiKs. n.
In addition 20 than hundred other works OF Art
The entire profits Of the exhibition 10 be given to the soce
~ for Improving the Condition OF the Poor Admission 10
IIfrANf a Co.
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Uants.

WANTED-By q neat, Protestant Girl of Is.
w ssituatiou a, NURSE. WI read aud writs. tesch
cbidreo Isl good bright girl Of respectable psreut IS
month with respectable American family Can Il No ia
Esst 2lstst, for two dsya
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beading FROM SHAKESPEARE.--Mr
IL GEO W. HULiNG will READ FROM sHAkEs-
pEAEE at Clinton Hall, As,or-Place, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Jan. TO- 1862
Subject KING LEAR
Mr. HULING has recently returned from Europe where
he has given many brilliant entertainments In OF the
leading citie. and met with the greatest success
Tickets rs cents children Is cents Doors open al 81
o'clock. Entertainment to commence q, y o'clock.
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ROW Ready:
VNHE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
TIE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
IRON IT'S ORIGIN 70 IT'S IINAL DECISION IN THE
COURT or APPEALS.
CosTEsTs.
OPINION or JrDGE PAINE before whom tha wss
dIst heard.
oTlNION or TlIE SUPREME COURT
Points and ATgumoLts OF
CHARLES OCONOR.
NM NJ EVAkTS. and
JOSEPH BLUNT. ia :be Court % Appeal,
And the Opsions Of
JtDGES DEMO WRIGHT. aud CLERKE
Tue OF legal and political principles
fvovedic DoldDefs vita which the Issues made. aud
Ne sBty with which The sustained both
ills 81 tie most significant eDd universally
ivea.ii Esl. that toot place In TINS county
fdcs25 cents per copy-S% pei DOZEN
Poalsge y cents ger copy additional.
h1Jfefs THE TRIBUNE. NewYorE
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DROOKLYN TABERNACLE FESTIVAL
ID The Ladies' OF the ELM-PLACE CONGREGATIONAL
Gil RCH will hold FESTIVAL at the Brooklyn 1aberLs
Gle, fuionsy, corner Hoytst., on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Jan 9 1892 Music by the Choir. Tickets 30 cents,
Supper included
INSTITUTE OF ART, No. 625 Broadway
At tie request OF friends tie splepds lite sEe
Portrait OF -
GENERAL ANDERSON,
Painted by w IT, Powell for the City, will be exhibited for
aFEv DAYS ONLY, together with the famous pUsSEL-
DpRF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, STATUARY, &c
Open day and evening. ~
J. w. WARD, Secretary
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WANTED-A situation by respectable
w Protestant Young Woman, to do the HOusEwoRK
Of ,maI private family w,ss to maze herself generally
second fosr, front room.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-23
A Secesh Letter.

Lieut.. Timmons, of Company c., 4Srd
Ohio, has sent US the following letter, which
was picked up at Island No. Ten. 1t is
written by Captain John R. Farabee to his
wife. Mrs. Carrie Farabee, Germantown,
Tennsssee:-
ISLAND Ten, April 7th, 1862.
Ny DEAR WIFE.--I am still at Island Ten,
amid the booming Of cannon, which has not
ceased for three weeks to-day. Our duties
are very arduous. as we have very small
force, and have to be very vigilant on account
of the proximity of our lines. The Missis-
sippi River is the Rubicon, and they kaye the
means OF crossing in the shape of gun boats,
&c.
We have seen harder service than any one
can imagine. There is no chance OF getting
anything to eat, and with duty enough Tor
ten times our force, and being shelled by the
enemy's gun and mortar boats night and day.
II any one Of us ever escapes, it will be by
the assistance OF Divine Providence, as they
will not reinforce US, and (if not almost I'M
mediately) we will spend our summer at
some northern city. The enemy have been
favored for the last two or three days by
Gods own assistance, the darkness of the
nights and the frequent storms. We have
lost one battery on the mainland, and the
floating battery from several shots, has
thought best to retire, leaving our island con-
sderably weakened.
The gun boats passed down stern foremost,
with the lights on the bow, so as to attract
our fire to that portion Of the boat. The
attack was teriifc--made doubly SO by hea-
ven's own artillery.
You must use your own discretion, with
the advice OF Col. Naples, as regards the
negroes, but l believe it would be best to
stop the sales, especially if you cannot get
good prices, and then the money is no better
than they are. If you have any money,
transfer and get the State Bank of Tennessee.
Get gold for some of it il it can be procured
without an awful sacrifice. You must tell
Mr.. Williams to pitch in and make good
corn crop, if be does not have to 60, and ii he
does go, to get somebody in bis place
Kiss the babies and give my love to all at
home, and to Col. Naples family; tell them
to write.
/ remain as ever,
Your devoted husband, .fS
JOHN R. FARABEE,
Captain G. s. A.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-23
The Harrison County Killed and
Wounded at the Battle at Pitts
burg Landing.

1t will be seen by reference to the Official
report OF Lieut. Col. Hawkins, that the fol
lowing persons, belonging to Company II
(the first Harrison County Company 18th
Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, were
killed and wounded at the late battle a.
Pttsburg Landing:
Killed-Wiliam Carrick, Richard Z. Mil
Ter and Godfrey Eibler.
Wounded Severely, Corporal VIM. Scott
and Private Jehu Young; slightly, Samuel G
Miller, Christopher Kennedy, Thomas W.
Giles, Edward W. Kittering H. Updegratf
and David D. Hoover. The Captain com-
manding the company, R. R. Henderson
was also severely wounded.
VIM. Carrick, one Of the killed, we know
well. He was shoemaker by trade, and
about 80 years of age. He lived near Cadiz
He was kind, inoffensive man, and always
endeavored to do what was right. He leaves
wife with number Of children to be with
out husband and protector.
Richard <. Miller, another one OF the killed
was son Of Obediah Miller, of this town.
ship. He is represented as being good sol
dice. He was hard working, industrious
young man.
Godfrey Eibler, the other gentleman killed
was from Columbus. He was transferred
some time since from the Columbus company
to the Harrison county company. Capt.
Castell says he was an excellent soldier.
Corporal Scott, who is severely wounded,
was from Rumey township. He was taken
to the hospital at st. Louis. He was one o.
the first to volunteer from this county
Jehu Young is from Cadiz. He has been in
the service but few months. We under
n stand that ball went through his neck
: Samuel G. Miller was from North township.
Christopher Kennedy was, we believe, from
Tuscarawas county. Thomas w. Giles was
one of the young men that volunteered from
this office, when the war first broke out. Il.
w. kittering was from this township. He
also volunteered when the war first broke
out. H. Updegraff was from Hopedale, we
understand. David D. Hooyer was from
Monroe township. He was among the first
to volunteer.
Most ofthe above wounded men have been
taken to St. Louis. May they all speedily
recover. The private letters do not tell
where any ofthem were wounded except Mr..
Young.
P. s. We learn that Mr.. Kttering was
shot in the breast.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-23
THE Negro on the Rise.

The United States Senate have passed Mr..
Summers bill allowing the African to carry
the U. S. Mails
The House has passed the Senate bill
abolishing slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia. The venerable j. j. Crittenden m.de a
patriotic appeal to the House to let the mat
ter rest until the rebellion was suppressed. -
The agitation of the subject at this particular
time is unfortu nate, of no pressing necessi-
ty, and calculated to do a great deal of mis-
chief
The "little Bingham" Of Cadiz, snuffed at
the old patriot. The previous question was
called and the bill passed.
The New York Tribune thinks if nothing
else come Of the war, the liberation Of the
slaves in the District OF Columbia is a great
point gained.
Probably the great mass Of the people will
think these colored freedmen have been too
dearly bought. "That Uncle Sam has paid
too dearly for his whistle. ."-Zanc. .ville An-
r0rd.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-23
Gen. Jackson Still Retrenting

Gen. Jackson Still Retreating
NEAR SPARTA, April 20.-Every~
thing was quiet on our front. Yester-
day the cavalry reconnaissance penetra-
ted the Valley for several miles, to-
wards Harrisonburg, and report find
ing large quantities of forage and fresh
provision there.
Deserters report that Jackson's ad-
vance is at M'Gaghrystown, east OF
Harrisonburgh, and is still on the re-
treat. Ashby's command continues to
form the rear guard, and the signal
officers report that the enemy's cavalry
were in sight yesterday afternoon.
Some of the deserters believe that
Jackson intends to cross the Blue
Ridge and reach Gordonsville; while
others think he intends to make adetour
North, on the valley on the South fork
of the Shenandoah, to attack our left
flank.
Another of Ashby' Lieutenants was
brought in.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-04-23
Donations for soldiers.

We are requested to state that persons
wishing to donate for the. relief Of the sick
and wounded soldiers, can do so at any time
by leaving their gifts at the residence Of X.
Lyons, Esq, near Leslie's Hotel. The fol-
lowing are the articles needed
Cotton Shirts, Bed Ticks by z feet, Cot
ton Sheets, Light Woolen Blankets, Cotton
Pillow Cases, Woolen and Cotton Drawers,
Woolen and Cotton Shirts, Handksrchiefs
and Towels, Lint from old pure Linen, Wool
en- and Cotton Socks, Pillows and Cushions,
Material for rags and bandages. Slippers and
Light Shoes, Dried Fruit, Prepared Chickens,
Arrow Root, oat Meal, Lemon Syrup, and
Current Jellies.