The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-10-14
eArTbe Richmond Dispatch Of Saturday

publishes letter from Dalton. Georgia, 'da
ted on the 26th inst, in which it is stated
that although Gen. ROsecrsn's losses have
been heavy, that he has very formidable
army. For Gen. Bragg to take his army Is
regarded as no easy matter.
The Southern side OF the Potomac IS
continually operated upon successfully oy
guerrillas who are perfectly aware OF The IDLE
character Of the men posted at various points
wholly careless Of consequences, even tho
their lives are frequently in danger. Gen
Meade's stringent menances against the
guerriHas have been observed upon paper.
The statement is made that the OHIO elec
ton is to receive the assistance of the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad in favor Of the Re
publican candidates, as the Company will
pass over voters from Washington free Of
charge.
nTGeneral Burnside, it is said, has the
right wing OF his army in communication
with General Rosscrsns, while his command
is in excellent health and spirit. He is said
to hold the country South of Knoxville to
,hs Calhoun on the Eliswassre River AMI
The western Atlantic Railroad, and only
TWENTY-FIVE miles distant from Kingston, the
Junction oftt Western and Rome Railroads,
nd East OF Knoxville as far as Greenvile on
the East Of Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
He always possesses all the passes into North
Carolina.
e.FIt seems to be now very clearly estab
lished that Admiral Dahlgren and Gre neral
Gilmore do not agree, in fact, are not on
speaking terms in the meantime it is sup.
posed that Admiral Farragut will 60 TO
Charleston. The headquarters of general
Gilmore have been removed from Morris to
Folly Island.
0S-At Martinsburg, Virgins, there is
activity at is.ast in courts martial. Major
Alonzo W. Adams ia on trial for coward ice
and improperly using forage, while Captain
d. H. Harkins; ofthe same regiment, for
merly an actor at the theaters here is 10 be
tried for proposing to surrender his com
mand. Other officers, too, are to be tried .
G-The President, Secretary Stanton,
and other dignitartes have VISITED the thea.
ter in Washington, to witness the represent
alton ofOthello by the Combination Com
pany, including Messrs. Wallack and Dav-
EXPORT. The house, oFcourse, was throneed
"A severe cavalay fight is reported 10 have
occurred on Monday near Middleburg be-
tween the Rangers OF Colonel Baker and the
guerriIIas Of Colonel Mosby.
The Washington Republican says that COM
munication with General Rosecrans has not
been cut off, AMI that he is master Of the
situation Of ofChattanooga.
Federal forces below Knoxville have
penetrated to Hawassee Rivar, the Conieder-
ates retiring. They have retired. also from
above. Colonel Carter IS beyond Green, six
y.six miles northeast Of Knoxville.
The Con 'ederate steamer Lzzy Davis
was captured on the sixteenth of September.
She was blockade runner She was laden
with lead and other commodities for the
authorities.
Mr.. Chase is said to be the only
member Of the cabinet who is in favor Of re,
lu ing the seeded State to the condition of
Territories. Arguments are in progress to
furnish voting precincts in Washington for
the Ohio soldiers, SO that they may oppose
Tho Democracy OF that State.
ON Tuesday night band fguerrillas,
under White, made raid with two pieces
,f artillery, six miles above Georgetown,
Irving in the pickets.
Mr.. o is Tufts, Of Boston, has receiv>
ID q contract from the Government to build
an iron war steamer, on a plan Of his own,
which will bs three hundred and fifty feet
long and Of the capacity Of about five thou
sand tuns.
A report had reached Chicago that
Gen Franklin bad bsen repu'sed at Brash.
ear City, but that Gen. Ord's Thirteenth
army Corps came up and completely defeated
the Confederate force. Tho news is said to
havs been officially sent to Gen. Sherman at
Memphis.
1t is denied that Gan. Imbodsn has
made raid upon the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad as reported 10 tho Richmond jour
nails. The road hl' been open since Aus
gust, and altogether unobstructed. t..
1t is stated that Gen. Rosecrans was
attacked by eplleptic fit prior to, or during
the recent battle in Georgia, and hence it
was that the centre and one Of the wings Of
the Army OF the Cumberland was over
whelmed and defeated.
---A detachment OF Colonel Bakers
Rangers which left Washington week ago
his returned, reporting that they have had
conflicts with the guerrillas Of Mosbey and
White. In every instance they drove the
enemy off, losing only one man, who was
killed. One of their engagements was at
Snicker's Gap and another at Smiths Farm
near Middleburg. There they fought supe.
ri)r numbers, and wers successful Colonel
Mosby came near being captured.
"A private of the Seventy second Penn
sylvania is to be executed by hanging. His
name is Armstrong He deserted and form
ed band Of guerrillas, joined Mosby's
command, and attacked tho trains OF sut-
iers, .....