The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-03

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Governor Pierpont AMI the hex.n-
aria (Virginil Legislature have pro-
rested az inst the coada;s Of G,n.
Butler.ii il Norfolk. -. -
Ex-Attorney General Black has re-
signed the law repor.ership Of the Su-
prems Court. >t...-5..-.4- -
The Legislature of California IRE.
pablisan) have adopted a bancombs
resolution, recommending tho re-nomi.
nation Of Abraham Lincoln, IS.
The n Y. Worlds letter is Of the
opinion that an advance is soon to be
made up the Red River. --r ..~l.
It is proposeiin the Maryland Log.
islatursTto expol any msm5sr who uses
Language that the majority do not
Ike. -trs5oro a4.,.7 s.ss .e. reg. &
Henry Ward Beecher declines to
receive the advance Of $4,000 per
annum on his present salary. :
The Secretary Of the Treasury hs.
given notice that he will fill all orders
for $50 Bonds received before notice
was given that no more could be fur
nished.a The excess Of subscription
will be about Sis, 200, 900. n'-t .aa as.
General Hurlbut has issued an or
der committing the control of commerce
on the Mississippi river exclusively to
agents Of the Tseasusy Department.
Nopormits win be required or be CIV
enby military ofi,srs, except on pure
ly military and suffers supplies. .
Its proposed to have a mo:k clec'
tioa in Arkansas, under military aus
picss, on the 2s.A Of March, to organ.
ise q State Government. No person
but an A5alis.onist is to be allowed to
vote. r-ta-' .t.,. o -.
Confederate wearing our uniform,
caught in the act of making war, are
to be shot BY the Federals. s.' H., ~.
Dr.. Mandor, the elitor of the Little
Rock (Ark4nsAs) National Democrat,
has been arrested. The reason was
he was for. the Union, but not for the
abolition of slavery. vi. ID. -
G.a sral n .lleck is said to be of the
opinion that the C,nfelegAtos will
mike desperate efforts to transfer the
w.riu the spring to the North.
Hi, reported that Vice President
A. H. Stephens is lying dangerously
i'll at Augusta.
The court,martial recently held in
Louisville for the trial of Captain
Black, A. @. NJ, have concluded their
labors, and have found the Quarter
master guilty, and sentenced him to
be dismissed the service, with the loss
Of all pay and allowance due, to pay
g fae Of 5000, AMI be imprisoned
at hard labor for two years. at:.'
Alvices from Cllifolnis represent
that in the southern counties there 10
great drought, withering vegetation
and loss of cattle by starvation.
A dispatch was receive by the Ohio
delegation at Washington from one
hundred merchants in the West, re-
monstrating against the proposed.taz
Of stock on hand. an a,'fr
II. Winter Davis is about to intro
duce into the Senate series Of rcso.
lutions, condcmnipg Gen. Banks fol
hi, course in ordering an election il
Louisiana.
General Butler telegraphs to Wash
ington that three armed transports,
and competent force under Genera
Graham, went to the Peninsuls, made
alsndiag on the J.mss River, seven
miles below Powhasen, and captured
twenty, two Of. the enemy, (seven Of
the Signal Corps,) and brought away
ninety nine negroes. They also de-
streyed twsnty,four thousand pounds
of pork, ,llarge quantities Of oats
and corn, and captured aloop and
schooner and two hundred and forty
boxes OF tobacco--all without the los'
Of am,n.tif. dg, 90 be mF%r49
Gen. McClernand, Of Illinois, has
been restorea'to his rank, and order
ed toreport to Gen. Banks. a5'
The troops at Fort Gibson are on
half ratiops, owing to the defective
supply system noau 45sa aamfag.s
Hon. James B. Clay, Of Kentucky,
former member Of Congress from the
Lexington District, and son of Henry
Clay, is dead. .Hs died It Montreal,
Seven hospital buildings Of the Con-
ssdsrates, near Richmoad, have been
burasd. An. attempt was also insde
10 burn tho Presidents house ~ Rich
.-nond. y yftt-pta ytI ldg
Inform, m,tion has becn received that