The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-01-21

keJEhbeghsod News.
ARRESTED fee IAoFse Stealing.
We etsted IN our isss that Mare had
b.,h stolen from Mr. Afuhibsid oifsa, %
the night Of the Sd INST. Mr.. Samuel ls~iz
and Nj Gisin got on thS track ofths animal
and pursued 10 shout eight miles east ol
PIttsbnrg. Pa, Nhsfe thsy bund The Marc
N posssssiou Of Caps ain William ?, einp
son, man vhc e vel known in this euan-
ty. Jet 20 changed IN sPpesrance that Dsiths
er Mr. Eswis or Mr., Griffin recognized him
for considersbI. time On Thursday night
they rsturnsd 70 town. and the Captain is
now in Jail 't
On Monday last Mr.. Donslson, Of steu.
benville. recognized the Captain as bsiug the
person who sold to him . Marc that WAS
stolen from Mr.. Samuel NJ. Thompson, on
| the night Of the 14th Of October lash--S.
Ciairsville Gasstts.
A Desperate. Mean Thief
Some poor wretch entered the Methodist
Church, IA town, on last Friday night, and
delaced one Of the book cases, and, It is
thought. earned of some OF the Sabbath
School Library Books, Whst thief would
want with such books, Nis difficult 10 i'm.
agine.--St. Clairspiile Uazetis.
61rRsy. Henderson has bee, holding q
Protrac,ed Meeting q thu NJ 3. Church in
this place, during the past two weeks. with
very Satisfactory results. Mr.. Henderson il
much esteemed By his ''fock," and by all
other citizens, end. will be the instrument oi
much permanent good.- Cambridge t 6er'o-
nian. q b., ss,.,-sss asF'sa rs.. - +.f-z
SKILLErL SURGICAL 0pERATroN.--Dr. j.
| r, McPherson, of Fairvie ", assisted by DR.,
Kirts, Of New Philadelphia, and Dr. F. L.
Mcpherson, OF Weachester, Tuscarawis
county, on New Years day, amputated leg
not iar below the hip joint, Tor MIR. /. N.
Speck, Of Washington township in this
county.
The case, although considered very doubtful
at the time, is doing well, and hopes are en-.
tertained Of his recovery. he hsd both legs
, badly fractured by getting into the IN machinery
OF Steam Mil (ownsd bv his fsthsr,) rem.
dsring it necessary for tho one to be Amputa-
| ted. .st
DR.. MePbersoa is most skillful, steady.
nerved, cool headed physician and surgeonj
and, besides, courteous, d,gniied gentle
man. Cambridge JcG"sunian.
LEG BRoKEN.--Ws learn that Mr.. Mi.
chael Huntsman, had one OF his legs broken
a lew days since by jumping from wagon
| lie had, short time since, contracted TO gt
into the Army as . subs t,tute.-&. Glars
vile Gus,tt.l 81 s15i-rg 't1H
GyIt is said chat the widow Off soldier
who isll defending the flag. living near this
place, il actually in starving condition. -
Her name 10 Sigman. Uniortu ns,ely she i
white, and "Honcst Abe" has no clothing
for her.. Cambridge J.fersonian.
GTThe Isaac N, Cook Army psymsster
who recently stole half million OF money
from the Government and ganblsd It away
is native Of Cambridge. He spent some
time here last summer and was quite free
in his denunciation OF Democrats rs "traitori
secessionsts," &c., and was particularly Sc
we're onlhe editor Of the J,aS7ersoriian, He isre.
tel to have married niece OF Secretary
Chase, and was appointed to and retained in
Office by him although he had been charged
with gambling away $4,000 Of the money
of the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad some
time ego, and$60. 900 of Government money
at Washington City last summer. This is
The character of men who run round the
country with their pockets full OF ropes to
hang Constitutional and loyal Democratic,
and mo bbing Democrat editors and their
p,in.ing cttices during ths last TWEEN ty
months. - C,.nbridgc J.fersoaian.
aArHerc of iat.a the bridge about . miles
north of this place Lnown as the Guernsey
Bridge - has become more frighttul to some
than haunted house." Many people are
atraid to pass it alter night as 1t IS thought
to be infested with robbers and assasslns 81
times. This arises from the following cir
cumstance: On wednesday evening OF las'
week, Smith Wharton was passing through
the bridge and was suddenly called halt by
the crack Of q pistol. In second some per
son performed supdry and divers passes With
a knife about his arm and body. The pistol
ball missed him and lodged in the bridge;
and the passes Of the kni,e only made unseen,
ly rents in his clothing. There were two
men but oee Of whom took part in the pu
gilistc performances. As soon as they learn
ed who Mr.. Wharton was they let him pass
as il they were mistaken in their man Ws
believe some superstit ious persons hold the
belief that it was ghost which attacked Mr..
W., for il il had been human being so large
and stout man as MI. Wharton would have
tried his muscle. But, when there are two
with pistols and knives against one unarm>
ed man, it may be that the ones fighting ar
dor is no, always at the sticking point. Gam
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