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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04
Officers Of the HarriSOn EGJansy
Agricultural Society for zSG4.

At the meeting of the Harrison
County Agricultural Society on last
Friday, the following gentlemen were
elected officers of the society for the
coming year,
Presidert-Eli Peacock, Cadiz tp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-28
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has not bep abrogaed and overhrown in the North -
we'll - In The South since The rsvo ntin began"
Mr 10 OF, troi.) H., eaId that ~ spite of GER
tain iodivllns tterc siii exists republican govern
or abatement. lis Mr. LoscJoy) should follow tbs lead
u tbe gentleman from NARY land Mr. Davis), unless he
should forget himself Ho for the constitution
~ rs and the uaion ~ was, and not m had been
falsely interpreted. lie would dislassess the sayohod
OF the uDion he who seized lhe Chssa
peake ie wanted 10 put loyal crew on board and sail
the good fhip OF the Uuion our fathers framed II.
Tho substitute OF Mr.. Davis adopted by yeas 50,
nays SO.
On motion OF Mr. Cox (oppA OF Ohio IL was resolved,
that the seven additional standing committees appointed
under rule No 1922 be directed at " perform The du
ties prescribed by the said rule and examine into the
partments respectively submitted to thcm, and report
pirtcnsfy as specified 10 sad rule, and further hat
said committee have all the powers OF committees of
investigation.
All Mr.. steyousi resolutions as modified were then
agreed u.
Mr.. wAsHHrRSK, (opp.) OF ~. offered resolution
which was adopted referring much OF the as
refers 70 emigration TO solcc committee Of i've mem
bcrs.
GENERAL McrulAS's HEroRT
On motion OF Mr. Cox, (opp.) OF OHIO the following
resolution, ~cduced by him yesterday was adopted
Resolved. That Secretary War be directed
George Mcclellan concerning the organization and ope
ratons OF the Army Of the Potomac while under his com
h-Chief.
RAILROAD BETWEEN NEW WARRINGTON.
Mr.. FARSswoRrB frep) OF H. offered resolution that
select commteeo OF i've members be appointed by the
Speaker, TO whom shall be referred all petitions other
communications having reference 70 an Increase OF
railway communications and facilities between the cities
Of New York and Washington and whose duty II shall
be to consider and report upon that subject, by bill or
otherwise
Laid on the table by n vote Of 50 against 81.
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC.
Mr.. r. G.. Chapman's Despateh.
HEADauARIERs, Army OF TIE PorosAo,
no>

Mr.. r. G. Chapman's Despatch.
HEADauAnIERs, ARMY TIE PorosAo,(
Dec. 10, 1868. J
NAVAL osYCyRa
The priscpa officers OF tho Russian ncct fifteen or
tweny in number yisned tho army to-day by invitation
OF the War Department They camc up under tho cha.
peronagoof Capt. Russell the government photographic
Tho weather is beautiful, and everything Ia quiet.
am told that has been issued TO suspend tho
construction OF buildings for tho ouartermaser and Com
pssary Subsistence Department cannot youch for the
truth OF the report
A fow desertcrs daily coming In; but can get
nothing definite from the reports about camp TO whA.
news they bring.
puRLoUGHs YRggiY.
Furloughs are being granted quite freely, and each
that here largo numbers OF officers and
priva,es away homewards,
GUERILLA oTERAuoSP.
MoRby's and Wh,o's men very active around The
edges OF army but thoy well behaved. and
II the stories told Of them true they must pumocr
very nearly fifteen thousand wo hear OF lhom In
hundreds M q hundred different places daily.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Oily InIsIIIgenrr.

isDisSlros NurIso os rr HsHirx Elusosr Won
days Eve oclOcs thi, road had pr,eesfed Abot
mile and half from Forty second when ihs engine
gave out, spd thsTearou the conductor h saya sont
Immediately back for another. Mono cane. bat After
the Japse u half boar the Sea Hsyca nsa arrived
ard pushed tho Harlem train " Aots Hatsn snd swiehsd
~ there. The pA,sengefravsfi fishs a whoin s.l or
by tbs tine wismsbriase is resch~s--Gneisg ~ beo
motive to BE- sent 10 tbcn waited pAierty 'or
sr oicloos dgl.msbras. train. Il arrived ! de time
stopped 10 and sri down p@sssngsr- psuai bat
the oondgctor ssd 70 ors saash w. .i Tie pss
ssngefs ~ TIE I've oeocs nain dessnd atf sntsf the
other train Ths ogragsouf Indifference ~ tbeif
aroused storm 4 indlsnatior ue-tirg tsa and
rrsointors pasasd expressing Tho s>nso us Asssnei
compsby IN tu,tg tsfms. A sush TIC staft-r 70
op hst too TO rsss ~ trss bYth.
etrnpi a. slow, vtccFy pace. Nilisfnfhfifrs 80
fsae bel sbo.t hai past esht ooef aBd wsf. IIans
stost Tar rast eisven o'ci~s Wtst 4arso. a tsrts
cot fhai TIE ergine detaiss of ihs nvs oeb~s
loor. sind hiessa 'rwiicb tnshf, o. caied Ne ~,
sud 1uts sJat 40 ~ set o. ~ foaf t0Hnsnt .
n~osssAry
Assrn iigcrsa- - o,ylcsr ~ M. Eru Ysus T,py
fygagrsFsr III. shsusi sssii9a oacsrs ~ the Ne.
Yors T1rs nsIAftnsnt va bsis ~ rirepsns Hal "a
nasdsy sysBng fsssiug tbs sis,ios q TIE foils-ss
ssrtloH.sn .--frssae1t Absft J. usls.ar W. Frs.i.
iona p gles ~ ..eior rasd fheAl Tfaa,os. Peter
rss'sf.sa. y. = Htsrbles sod osariss O'C,nor.
lea srrSsry rfSf RDaSpI ~ Y. r =. G--Trs sbor.
rssimsai ord4rs4 70 ss.,msl. the H.is 1fsfsai.
ooruer = f6i,'y aiih street s.s ssresn svssss, mis
svesi1g icr bAlssioc dfiia
Fsrst Rssctf o. ~ Hamrv fisr Tss-1nllsn
Irususos. the negro uh9 ssFgsy bcfssa by tbs
lass Or. At Ne f4s salsen lane, e'os yssts's.y AZ Ne
N~w Ysts Hespitai. Cagousr Csfia tsls hqnes,.
yesaot sccof1ssos ~th hs fssis sifeacy gtt.lsd.
pStsssfsrUs 20 JCtsr rgxlEs1 --j1dss fSsiias ~as
ysslsraay p,sssHiea vh rsi va,eh ssi shsa W his
fornsr oewrsds3 rh8s ~ ~s eaptas u ts sfsa Ppics
yyseirss insp~cics Casp~rssr neAts ibs prs.ssAis@
sg~ssn sns Jssss ng-iug nsss s~assis rssy~sse,
sfDf wbes pesssst itis snsfissuDsnt to<s ptscs 81
tns lvy oresn 10 Va. stfssi
pssrs oy ve sr~SHs-r--ss Chsrs-s T. rsss, TIE
vsa xps-n sobsseo trokg n % wan sves,, LED soa
es1s ysssofsy morriss. ., ia ptisu p1ses itts Bs
f1ssfa 81 sac tM<s nsat frsssy.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Meeting os schis.wIe- -Hoi.s.iner..

The resldcnt scbesw x Ioistsners rho at pfsyious
meeting, formed society Tor tho fRtbIAnce Of ihe
popular movemcu, In schleswigiiols,s 70 soears tbs
Independence q the duchies Ir Deumars hed smother
meetinr last nxht II Euns'sB,cas ~ Grand susei 'u
the purpnse takEg into co1~ aiFH mesfufef 4 20
operate With the agitation in Germany and tbe dpcni~s
Nh Wendsoorn prcSijed, and ~ Nb"ecr seted 80
sccrrtry.
An enrolment u additional fncutsrs 70 pare ard
thus tbc lst u members va cncTfeabiy eniafsei
Rvery tchiss~Ger and H0tts'nef cane fSvafd
aud signed ne roll. rhs cDrIrIiire q wgAnira
ton submitted report, VIII Wv o.
gsblkias Tor active GO oyefatlOl stb tbs HHveHetf
in tchics WIG Hcistss. Tho report stth wS READ ~
NJ. Hansen, embraced srnong oisfs The pfos fn That
the pepo OF hehnss is iois 60 shall % cAsf q atfs'
RE against the Hereditary susmy-Ienmab sip
ported BY every thsn fosc'. lhq fsfpfi hto
embraced bylaws for the ootfif1t.ra n . uthn ~
schletw q o sseioern thrOugtost the lrtsd -ts'ss
hr fprsas kssr Suggested ihsi q paituAi union u
Ns Germans ~ this courty ahoc ts nnttsisd infinad
81 osssniring -cties~s fiols e. gnon Ihs cAate %
Hoisteia vas ootnx with tina ntsfssi and ntss'hy
the German Esihsf lss1
Another speaker sryyovsf is par
hfter copsifsrnbe 5stsfs q fsMf1fian w~ r~wted "
,hs srsct tht st~ osesnls.ton shall 20 German fnot
msreiy rrh~~va -Hossssiny nstl51a socsty Ia All a
the rfspsncs,>s a ~ ssealaa
u co-rinrs, paesed s@rrtinf Tie
resn atea sna f1fthw svxsai~tsa a ~ naHu& sy<is
~ ssS csHsewsis1 s~wfeessss tns srg~rs~s
rbs fcki~su1 " sLzs- s---s-s rrsst essl
q sssaseu - s~F se~ns s~~s Sx~ r<hiss~s iisi
ssssvs r-sSss = 80 ssy. sus ssnss ne esrn'-n
psD~iAA<sn Ssssssa
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
House OF RspEesentatives.
WlyHnGrnr Dec. Is.

W0br'IOrf W. TO- ipSs
nE oosrnrx
The srxApw1 announce The foloring the committee
on 'the rulesp-Nessrs w"hburne Of Illinois, Mallory
OF Kentucky L,teiohp, Of New York and Cox, o Ohio
PROMOTION oy cArsu HopoERs.
he sr,.KrR laid before the House message from the
President, most cordially recommending that Captain
John Rodgers, who captured tho Finsa, for hs ds'n
suhed ZEAL bravery and general good conduct, receive
vote ~ thanks from Congress, this preliminary beng
relored by hw In order that hc may be advanced one
uspr.rs,w oy M oorrs1x
Tho sryAsEp said TIA, he found his liable letter
Loasisna no,fging him of the rcssSs,iou q Thomas
Cottmsn, amcmbcr q the House bot the at,ers name
does not appear on The ro Of the House, tn communi
cation not laid before the House.
rySaos Asp sliUAsY AoADxsr ArTnoruADoS Hiiis
ways aud Means reported bin FOR tho payment q tho
nvni aud other pensions and nlso bill for tie support
~ the Military Academy FOR tho year cudng June 90,
1895
me rrySInxst's swales
hr sUvxss, frsp) of Ps, introduced sere. Of reso
fpcslns Message 10 tho appropriate committees, ana
that part With reference to tho treatment and condhon
q the eoeIens s,ses 70 seisc' committee q uine' 70
VI DAVIS, (fsp of Md orerod, ss Substitute, tha,
q tho uniedstses 10 slarantee 20 every state rctpb
form q government, ard 10 those states 10 when the
government has been sbross,sd ~ over,hrgwn, be re-
fsrTed ~ select committee of members. Who shall
report the bills necessary 10 carry INTO eject this dgiy
W. DAVE, m reply TO question sstei by sr. nsoots,
fopp % n. Y, ead that the resolution offered BY NJ.
svers covered the entire subject involving the conduct
0f the sm what cogfse the government should pefsue
and the treatment 0f the rebel STATES While bic own
looked 70 single important rointnsmey tho susran
OF republican form Of 70 every state
and be bad framed hs proposition 10 The snssass o The
constitution.
Mr. Bsooss said sha, he vas more dsposes 10 follow
The lead Il The gentleman rom Penpsy ass than thss
of scntlenas freD hAsys He cpfoesd 70 M
sssetons 70 The cUetttee I'D tAs pscpesisioe o ~
hstss ssssIsnAa (f. Devs) should - Issssse< ~ ~
fr Bfcohs) shcd1 b thysssd 70 a6d tAss shb spscts
eomuusse aso inQv,rO "vGeSh4s secsbsuaa GDvWu0eae
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
THE CHESAPEAKE.
Contradictory Reports or Her Where
abouts-Our GumboAts In Pursuit..

HALIFAX, Dec. a. 1863.
Repors of the whereabouts OF the Chesapeake
Trajectory. The most probable IL TINT she Is in Lahave
river four mies south Of Brdgewater There has been
q dense fog since Saturday night
Ihove river the supposed location OF tho Chesapeake,
about sixty miles southwest OF Halifax. and but few
miles in the same direction from Lunenburg.
a United states gunboat passed Yarmouth yesterday
sr. JoHs N. b. Dec IL, 1863
II reported by Captain Dohery OF the bark Coonst,
which arrived here this morning from Cork tha, be saw
aseamer, bark rgged at eleven O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the 18th inst, Steering northeast by north.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. Is, 1868.
Tho United States Consul Halifax teegraphs TO Col
ecor washburn this evening that tho chesapeake
Chester In Malone bay and requests that the captain or
mate sent forthwith 10 identity tho pirates ln tho
absence OF captain who IL In New York, and the
mate s badly wounded, the stewardcss and OF the
crew will be taken board the gunboi Acacia and pro-
coed there, leaving about ten O'Clock tonight.
The gunboa. Agawam, henco IN pursuit Of the steamer
Chesapeake, arrived at Rocsland, Me- to-day. short Of
coal and awaits orders.
HALIFAX, ". g., Dec. IS, 1863
The steamer Chesapeake Is reported 10 be near La
Have about eighty miles west OF Halifax. She WAS yipg
four miles south Of the OF Bridgcwaer on In Hsve
river II is reported that she eaves tonight Tho United
States steamer Ella and Anna is hero and olves
soon AZ abe has coalcd,
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Robbery OF the Maiden Bank I'm Broad
Dayiight-Tne only Occupant MUIR
dered, &c.

BosTos, Mass, Dec. Is, 1864.
Tho Maiden Bank entered shortly before poon to-
day. yns ths President tho only person the
pank A hs He murdered. and the bank robbed
OF abtI all its contents
E.,. Converse ID tho President Tho murdered boy
was about ssvsssssn years old.
BosroS, Dec 15--Evsnng
Unto shh evening no clue has been obtained OF the
person who committed the murder and robbery the
Maiden Bank. Tho amount Of money taken t5 900
50 600 In hundred dollar bills and 81 900 In sma bills
This counted out by Mr.. Merrill the cashier for
young Converse, who bookkeeper, 70 do business
with while he (Merrii) was temporarily absept.
Young Converse shot, the ball passing through the
left temple and coming behind the right The
noon.
Tho directors Of the Maiden Bank offer n reward Of
for the arrest OF the murderer and recovery Of the
nona
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
BUTLERy DEPARTMENT.
Capture OF the Rebel Garrison at Charles
City Cross Roads.

Capture OF the Rebel Garrison at Charles
City Cross Roads.
FoRIsss MONROE Va. Dec. II, lsee
General wistar, with my spprobasion sent out an sx
petition to Charles city Court House. the james river
the pleasure TO forward his report Of It's complete
What adds 10 the brliancy OF It's achievement 10 that II
has been accomplished during terrible storm.
B.F BUTLER MAJOR General.
GENERAL wIsTAR's OFFICIAL REpoRr.s
foRGrows, Va, Dec. IL, 1865.
Major General BrrIm:-
have tho abstraction TO announce the complete
cess OF the expedition sent ou, under Colonel West All
worked In successful combination Our cavalry carried
the enemy's camp at Charles City Court House alter
sharp nghting, tho enemy nring from their houses
We captured eight officers and eightywo enlisted men,
being whole command sf three companies Gty 6yo
horses and three mues besides many shot, &c. left
the ground. The ensmy's camp, with Ms equipments,
arms. ammunition and provisions, were all thoroughly
destroyed.
Our loss 10 Captain Gregory severely wounded ono
sergeant and corporal killed and four wounded
The New York Mounted Rifles, In forty. four hours
marched seventy miles the One Hundred and Thirty
ninth New York infantry, In Gfyfour hours, marched
and night, and walking their shoes or which should be
made good .by tho government
Az entitled TO high commendasion for gsantry and
unf fnching endurance Colonel West especially, for his
precise execution Of q dnlcun combination, by which
alone no could have accomplished my object.
]. J. wlSrAR, Brigadier General 4
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
The Press DeapNtch.

HEAnQuARrHs, ARaY oP ruR PorosAol
Dec 10, 1893
Tbs -irrt Maryland cavalry have subscribed aud hand.
Cd over 10 Surgeon Dods0n hundred and ninety doas
for the relief OF the suffering Union prisoners In the
South The money Will be sent 10 tho baltimore Ameri
can Fund
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
United states Court or Claims.
Monday, Dec IA, 1858 Tho following general Ider

NoNDAY, Dec II, ISU3.-Thc Following general ORDER
was this day ma,io
Ordered hat n all cases peniing In this court, the
claimants have leave 10 amend their respective Petitions
as TO conform the requirements o the provso OF tho
twelfth OF the Of Congress- approved March
1So3 in amendment OF the approved February ~,
1855 establishing court for the Investigation OF claims
against the United states.
The Court proceeded, In pursuance the order OF May
g. 1853 to call the ReDra docket from No 33l TO
case co., Inclusive and orders made IN such OF
said this date still pending n tho court,
continuing or dsmissing the same.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

NAFVILIu, D0N IHbo
There IA a rsmor that General Sheridan, commanding
tho column IA pursuit Of Lengseei encountered the
rebel rear guard Of Knosve and sustained heavy
repuso In which General Sheridan 10 said 70 have been
badly wounded.
Tho rumor Ia NOT yet generally credited ct 0sueral
Rosseaus headquarters But II Ia traced 10 several de
tpc sources unlcss eorroborated BY dcspotaeS from
Chattanoogg OF tins date the story win be drcrediioa.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
THE ARMY OF THE OHIO.
Reported Repulse OF Sherl-
dams Forces.
Further Details of tho Siege
Of Knoxville.
Losses In tho Highland Regiment
Of New York,
In &O A.

General Foster 1n Command OF the
Troops-Parsuit of Longst Get, &c.
wAsms0ros, Zee. 10, 1893.
Ielosrams received here last evening from Knox-
VILE up 10 yesterday morning. General Foster had as
sumed tie com OF the troops lately unSor General
Btnsee and the latter bad departed from that city for
Cincinnati All was then quiet in tho vicinity Of Knox
vile.
II was stated there, on the authority Of scouts and
messenger that much of General Lonesreets astllissy
and had fsen into the hands Of parsauu fescs
bu, these accounts lacked Confirmation.
The region In which the pursuit. 70 now being made 10
far distant from tho telegraph M 70 make dinSruls
10 verify such statements promptly ~ desirable.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
The Pirate Alabama at Madras.


letter dated Madras October 2s states ths, the rebel
pirate Alabama into that harbor few days before
took look around tho place and Immediately pu, 70
without mmunIcating with the rbore.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, 1863.
General Pslmer had resigned his command of the -Four
toen,h corps and roachoi Bridgeport bis way home,
when received orders to return to Cht,snooga, his
resignation not having been ncoepcd
Colonel Niscner reports from Columbia that tho rebol
dosor,ers aud citizens nockns to that pst 10 Uoai
nueo, asking to be allowed tsko Tho oath under ,hs
Presidents proclamation. Colonel says in regard 10
the numbers arriving ,ha, be has the like.
dsys ago Captain Perkins, of tho Eleventh Ton
cavalry applied 70 General Roseorans tor psrms
sion 10 tako the oath OF allegiance under the amnesty
proclamation lie says letter thai the actual post
tion Of Tennessee s not understood appreciated by
Tsonessesans in the rebel army, and their eyes have
been opened only since biz capture.
The trial OF Frank Curiey tho guerrilla who killed Cen
oral Mocook, year ago, now being concluded lie
will undoubtedly be hung.
Horace Maynard tho Attorney General u the state.
declares In pubshed letter, that tho usual county
cect lions to be held In March next n this state.
Tho smallpox has broken out at Franklin.
Tho railroad improvements in nidilo tennessee and
Alabama are rapidly approaching completion.
News FROM San Francisco and the sand
wich Islands.
Saw Fs,srsoo, Tee. ~ 1868.
Sailed steamer Golden city, for Panama carrying orc
hundred passensers ana 81 100 600 treasure for Eng
land aud t28e 100 for New York
lhe Honoulu Adronsr q tho 9th Of November
Eays-
twenty four u the Arctic feet o' whslors have ar.
rived averaging Zach .lo0 barrels Of Oh and 900 go
pounds Of bone Whales very abundant during the
latter part Of the ,ess0ntho water perfectly alive
th them. Hundreds OF vessels could easily have been
0 ed With them Without psrosptiby diminishing Ihor
numbers
The Aso,5tfier recommends sew Bedford .hpowncrs
ssnd all tLslr Idle vosseis 10 the Arctic.
TIE sape paper reports but few arrivals from Ochotsk
and ihosolhad done poorly. The whales were abundant
a. usual bot the weather was rough
SlE Fsascrroo, Zee. IL, ItS3
Arrived ship Courier, from Bosion; George Peabody,
from sew York.
S,s Fp,Ncrso. nee. IS, 1893
The ship George Peabody sloso octobcr - tbp Gre.
Iuorno New York ior Franctco october IA wlassa
scott, pos,on for san Francisco.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16

q matter automatically. SwtserIAnd got what she
wanted thus THAI Dis small republic OF two
Dtp and three quarters Of fDhsbtauts only prevent
q d attack d The great menarcby Of Prussia. u Is
efoe reasonable That Switzerland being thus respect
- BY the monarcha Powers cannot and oughs mot te
refuse on acc unit Of LIS alleged weakness.
The New York herald., 1863-12-16
Board OF supervisors.

B0ara Of Supervisors.
The poard Of Supervisors me, yesterday. Supervisor
Little n tho chair
The annual estimate Of tho tar levy for 1894 ~H sent
n BY the Comptroller. The principal items are divided
an follows
Legislative Department $3.50 200
Executive Department. s2HItttI
Judiciary 352,yo9
S'fr'bb3
The document referred 20 III. Committee on Taxes
AFTER dsposing OF The business the BOARD took
up the question Of enIis ,msns
Supervisor TvrxD asked hn was by his swn authority
not ,ha, Provost NarEba General Hays had ssued
order which had stoIred onlstments In this city. HIS
order says will be mustered INTO sorvice t be
receives $780, while the ordnance o the Board provides
that the money shall not be paid th the men are mus
tered 10. He OF the opinion thAt tho quota ~ the
city cannot be made up unless the MarhAl acts with the
CITY
saperysors prrSr and PuEpr oorobors,sd the state
monts OF Mr. tweed
supervisor Irrrx said the Board should thank General
Hays because there many impu utaions cas-,
the committees ~ho had the matter IN charge. and u
would be vol o show tho pubic uat The mnitoe Nas
acting fairly and hosorably N tne mattel He bad hs fd
ofrecruis Who had gone 70 Rssrs Island AMI ncv fe.
Supervisor PuspT defended the committee and branded
the who would ins n1aie hey we're acting dis
honestly y lars
supeJyeQ6GrvT related The In which per
formed teSrfk, sod argued that Was imf1~n be W
set along wrhoot substitute brokers snd that " ihay
we're not employed oshcr States aud cities vi geI our
mon.
The caIJxAs snnosnoed that General nsys had been
"wcil ventilated" and the matter froppcf
Tn routine busness again ~ ard oon,iaued
tn ~ Board afourued