The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-09-02
ABsTRACE OF NEWS.

| ABSTsACE OF NEWS.
0TThs State OF Massachusetts, now en-,
1 ploys a Commissioner TO pass over the iouts
from Washington to New York daily, to ac-
company New England soldiers, dischargsf {
or furloughed, and protect Them from extor.
TONERS and swindlsrs.
| QTThe Hon. John ". Goodwin, OF Maine,
has been appointed by the President, Gov
ernor of the Territory oil Arizona, vice Mr..
Gurley, deceased.
0TAn order has been issued from the
headquarters of the Army, stating that tho
extreme penalty OF the law will hereafter be
inflicted upon deserters, particularly, those
who have become substitu es under the Con-
scription act.
0TJames Monroe SAWYER who was stab.
bed a week ago, while walking with two
young ladies in fremont street, Boston, has
died Edward Owens, the assassin. has
en- arrested and will be tried tor nur.
der Owens was excited by jealousy.
| 6FThere is considerable amount of cct.
ton being carried into Memphis by wag-
ons.
OF Three companies of Scots Nine Hun
dred have made q reconnaissance as far as
Edwards Ferry, on the line Of the Chess.
peake and Ohio Canal, and iound but few
guerrillas. They captured seventeen, The
canal is iully guarded, and navigation has
been resumed.
GrCol. Bakers Mounted Rifles have had
two skirmishes with Whites guerrillas at
Sepecs Falls on the Upper Potomac, rspus.
ing them in both cases.
OF The Salem (Massachusetts) Post or
fee was broken open on Sunday night and
every letter in it stolen
GTJohn Hanna and John Daniels, repre-.
enting themselves to be dsserters rom the
Confederate Navy, have arrived in Washing~
ton. They desire to take the oath OF alle>
glance, and to remain in the North during
the war;
CJThe office of the United States Ex-
press Company, at st. Louis, was robbed of
neary sixty thousand dollars last Sunday
night.
The defiant tone Of the Raleigh Stands
ard is causing great unessineSs IN Richmond.
is hostile to the Confederate authorities, and
its Suppression is called or.
The attempt of Conscripts to escape
from the regiments to viii h they are assign~
ed, are almost certain now to result in fata
consequences Gen. Meade is en- orcilg the
death penalty for deserton Threenmen of
Rhode Island have been shot by their es-
cort, while trying to escape, after they had
entered the lines OF the Army Of the POto.
mac. Eleven conscrpts lsaped from the
cars near Warrenton, Virginia, and they
have been pursued. Probably they will not
escape.
0FA tornado, on Friday last, swept over
, Buena Vista, Wisconsin, and blew down eve.
ry house in the in the place. Three persons
were killed and fourteen wounded.
OET-A difference between the Republican
and Democratic parties is this--a few years
service in the former party unfits man for
office and he is laid on the shelf to make
room for some man fom the Democratic
party. A man who will sell his principles
will steal therefore it is no wonder that
the Republican party is the most dishonest
over known, as lot of old Iouges are the
, toughest Of society,
GTIf Democrats are such mean men why
do the Republicans wish to run the oldest
ones of them for eff e? Queer way that to
purify a party.
0yWhen Abe Lincoln was o member Of
Congress ne voted against giving the soldiers
who served in Mexico one hundred and SIXTY
acres OF land. On the 28th OF FEBRUARY, 1862,
L. Valandigham voted to give to each
, soldier engaged in putting down the rebell-
ion one hundred and sixty acres OF land, in
addition to their $lC0 bounty. He also vo~
ted to pay their wages in GOLD. just about
the time Brough was collecting FULL.
FARE from the sick and wounded soldiers
being transported over his Railroad
0JWhen bloviating Abolltionist talks
about elscting Brough just remind him that
; Ohio went Democratic list fall by 1000 ma
iority, and elected IA out OF l9 members Of
Congress. Tell him to smoke that-and
say that now the people know much moro
and will manifest it by voting for Vallandig-
ham.
05+An Ohio sold writes from Tennes-
see that the reason why some "shoulderstrsp
ped" gentlemen ale down on Vallandig ham,
is because he presented bill IN Congress to
reduce officers wages and increase the pay
: of the private soldiers.
: 0~rThe Douglas and Breckenridge Dem.
inocracy of California have united and will
succeed, having got tired OF giving power to
party they both hate, while the issue
that seIera ed them 4 is as dead as the
Dead sea.
OyThe City Of Madison steamer at
Vcksburg has been exploded by accident
One hundred and sixty men were on board,
and only four escaped The steamer was
nearly laden with ammunition. A negro
in carrying percussion shell on board.
dropped it, causing an explosion. The boat
took fire, and thus communicating with the
ammunition, caused the destruction Of the
boat. The steamer was worth fifty thou
sand dollars, and was owned by Captain j.
g Neal OF Madison Indiana
CLFThe pursuit of Quantrell's guerrilas
into Missouri has thus lar resulted in the
killing of thirty one Of them. Lieutenant
Colonel Lazzear, with two squadrons of the
; First Cavalry of Missouri State Militia, have
engaged with one hundred guerrilas, near
Harrisonvile, Missouri. Five Of them were,
killed, and considerable quantity of goods
and some horses taken from from Lawrences
: were recovered. There were about three
hundred guerrilas in the original band. They
disbanded at the head OF Grand River, and
went in va+ious directions. The Kansas
pursuers have divided to overtake them.
OF The Constitutional Union Of Wash
ington urges the re assembling o the Con-
: servative men Of the country In the hall Of
the House of Representatives on the seven.
teenth Of September next, the anniversary
of the adoption of the Constitution, and to
, renew unceasing devotion both in letter to
, 1t and rpirit.
GFPostmaster Blair, Major General
Blair, General Butler, General Howard, and
, Senator Wilson are on an eiectioneering