The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-08

HEADQuAh111s. AHnY oF TIE POTOMAC
Jgly l.-ksporis from Sharpsburg STATE thai
large hrce ofrebels CT, ssed the Pel3hrae
Il that Point during the last Few days, and
Pashed on toward BoouesboTo. 81
South MountAin remains in possession OF
the rebels - IT
IDmerse trains 0F supplies have been sent
by the rebels into the Shenandoah ~ al
ley.
The rebels occupied Westminster yester
day, The hcme guards offered resis anee aud
lost q humber OF men.
Sergeant CLINE, pt the Third Indiana Cav
ally, HAh dine men made dash into Ha
gerstdwB, capturing valuable rebel mail
and eleven prisoners. The letters were
great imtofIdhcp, and furnished much desir--
able iniorma' ion. .fYaer ---ae, -fs.s..'
NEW YuRk, July 3.-The Tribune has a
special dispatch, dated Manchester Tenn.
June 30. The headquarters remain at Man
chester. Thomas corps is in position tonr
miles from Tullsboma The details Of the
fight at Shelbyviile show that The rebels
were driven into the, riyer, where over loo
were drowned and 60 or,70 officers and 100
privat's were taken prisoners, The rebel
Gen. Wheeler escaped aoot.' ."'1 .EiL
/ Col Wilder Inadeia raid to- the rear. OF
Bragg's army, aud destroyed depot iull Fof
stores, tore up the !, track apd, tresIls work,
burned the cars, &c.
fRENToS,F N. .J.l.f Ex-Governor Parker
has received dispatch from g vernon iCur>
tInaSking for more troops. and he. says he
Gao not magnify the, Importance Of the de-,
mard. .-..,f - 80. ~
ALBASY, N. Y. July S.4-A' dispatch has
Just been received rom Governor Curtin,
addressed 70 Gov Seymour, stating there
had beena battle near Gettysburg, but not
decisive; and asking him, to send on all the
troops he can possibly raise without dely,
as the need of them is pressitg.1 i" SO 81 il'l
| WAsHtNeToN July 2-The latest dispatch
es received from General Meade are dated
llast night.4i eb.4-sgug .s. -al-r1 ,Jqp-
! They s'ate that the corps engaged with
General Ewell's army we're General IRey-
nolds' and General Howaid's. Gen. Pleas
anton succeeded in iDflcting some injury ups
on Stuarts Cavalry. The reports received
bfrom all quarters are encouraging t,.,-;+.-
| SUMMIT, June 30 The New Orleans
Daily True Delta. o. the oath, reports thM
fight took place at Lafourche Crossing, on
The 23d The Federal force engaged was six
/ regiments. The rebels charged upon aEd
captured Federal battery. Reported loss
ol SO killed, including Colonel Mack Of the
Second Texas Regimedt,' who was buried
under a flag ofitruce. The Confedetai es re-
tired while the enemy were waiting Tor, re,
| lDiorcemeRts TO pursue them, .r,,,, al, ,,s,,a
! Agent from Pocagoula reports capture OF
| 18th Connecticut regiment Our pickets are
near Algiers. opposite New Orleans. Re-
ported rebels have returned to the vicinity
OF Carlisle and demanied the surrender OF
the town again General Small psrem Iorily
refused t go
The rebels sent in flag Of truce, ipquiring
| il it was not surrendered On being refused
they carraied out their threat by setting fire
| to three or four houses, which were burned,
injurng no one. They were then attacked
by Gen. Smith and driven tOword Sh ppens>
burg. This moripg party sent out to re
pair Cumberland Road had to return with
their tools and materials as it was ascertain.
ed that the rebels are near the Railroad in
| force threatening them with capture.
| CoLuMBUs Q July 8.
CINc1ENATI PREss: To all engaged in or
ganiziDg military iorces in the State, he
glorio news OF our successes in the East
and in the South, will have, reached you -
| Do not, howt yer, let this cheering news
slacken your eflorte to prepare our nobls
State for any emergency. Volunteering Tor
the six months service and he orgai iaation3
o. the State ces have progressed finely for
the past few days. Go steadily forward
with the good work, until we have a force
at our command that will DEFY all danger.
DAVID TOD, Governor.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Tulahoma, July /. via Murh eesboro, July Q.
! To Major General Halleck: e..1. ..
teegraphed you on Sunday OF the occu !
patton OF Shelbyville and Manchester. -
Monday it rained hard all day, rendering the
roads impassable; it was found impossible to
move our artillery, or to get our troops into
position until this morning, when q general
advance was ordered.
General Thomas yesterday made recon
noissance on two roads, and Gen. McCook
on one road, reporting the enemy in force at
this place, with the addition of Buckner's
division, which arrived Monday evening.
Advancing this morning, it was found that
the enemy had fled IN haste las' night, much
demorahzed leaving the strong brtiicatiops,i
and small quantity OF stores and three siege
guns In our possession. They Fook the di
rection of Winchester, Tennessee, General
| Thomas should be on their flank to night
| Generals Sheridan and Brannof marched
into the town 1li30 to day, taking few
prisopers.s n., :; y,al,{. Z. 5,.a
VI iSigned] W, 8. R0SECRANS, rs.,
.tft Major General 4
WASHINGTON, July SG--An official dis
patch was received, this afternoon, from Ma
jor- General Meade, dated Headqnarter.
Army Of the Potomac, IL P. NJ, July q
'The enemy attacked me at about four
O'clock ?. NJ, to day, and after one Of the
severests contests OF the war was repulsed at
all points. "T- 9f lo 'g9hfssght aFI
"We have suffered considerably 10 killed
and wounded Among the former are Brig
adler Generals Paul and Zook, and among
the wounded are Generals Sickles. Barry,
Graham and Warren, slightly. $500 stlliI
"We have taken large number of pris>
oners." Esa ss.gb,..,a t.z,i i
A later dispatch has been received, from
General Meade. dated s O'Clock this morn
ing, which says: The action commenced
again at early daylight upon various parts OF
the line. The enemy thus far has made no
impression upon my position Ali accounts
agree in placing their, whole army here
Prisoners report Longstreet's and A. p.
Hills forces were much injured yesterday,
and had had many Generals and officers
killed. General Barksdale, of Mississippi
is dead; his body is within our lines. .j,.a..
We have thus far about 1900 prisoners,
and a small number yet to be brought in.
TuLLAHoMA, Tennessee, July 1.-The
Second Kentucky Cavalry, in advance Of
Brannon's Division. and the Thirty ninth
Indiana Mounted Infantry, in, advance Of
Vendors Division, entered Tullahoma at
noon to day. Wheeler's rebel cavalry, the
rear pDnrd nf tha enaIn u I. ~ nc IL On nn4aa II