The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-06
HEHs 0R.CaR MEEK

of depredadons upon the people,
They committed great outrages, espe-
'eially at faylorsviltc. Morgan's s
whole force is reported To be il the
State, with the object of cutting off
the Federal communication with the
front, by destroying the railroads. =
This is preliminary to a'grand move
Rent.
Counterfeit Treasury-notes, Of the
determination 9f one hundred dollars,
have been discovered in Louisville.
A train of cars from Louisville to
Lebanon Junctiou, KY, has been ca p
tured and burnt by detachmcnt of
Morgan's guerrillas.- after -arcom-
plishing the feat they left in the dlrec-
ton of Bardstown. .-.4.,,
Puebla, Mexico, has been captured
ny the Liberal Mexicanss They took
seven hundred French and. renegade
Mexicans prisoners. .goloa.5 .r.9oraJ".
General Grant is Tor employing all
the inactive Generals, and Fremont
and Mcclellan, it is said, will soon
both have commands
Colonel Woolfofd, Of Kentucky has
been dismissed from the serviceSby the
President for'his speech IN Opposition
to the Abolition policy 'ofthe Admin.
istratien. hat'nr -faa go i"#a .''t'
Our troops in Arkansas are moving
on Northern Texas. ,"". : ~
We have accounts from st. Leuis
of big swnidle being disc overed in
counterfeit greenbacks in Missouri.
The Confederate General Forrest
lis re ported to have had about 1909
men in his attack on Paducah. .
Colonel Hawkins. with four huns
dred' Unlon' troops, (Tennesseans, has
surrendered'to the Confederates near
Union City, alennessee. The enemy
marched off with the prisoners and
the Notifications. vte.
Forrest, at the head of two thou>
sand men was reported within eight
miles of Columbus, KY, on Monday
night. He had cut the telegraph line
to Cariro. A number of the Federal
prisoners of Colonel Hawkins com
mand, captured at Union City, have
escaped and reached Carrie. -.,.-...
Great exertions are being made to
postpone the holding of the National
Republican Convention until Septem
Der, and to change the place of hold
ing the same from Baltimore TO Gin,
cinnati. g.5FyI 'ss arnsalIa
| Itis reported that the'loss Sustain,
led by theQlato raid at raduch will b.
about fifty thousand dollars. lin
I All suffers in the army of the Poto.
mac have been ordered to leave.
An important capture Of officers
and men in the Confederate signal ser
vice was effected on last Monday nea
the Chuckatuck Creek. in Virginia, BY
a company of ifty-six picked Fedora
troops, aau .r -f5.s..a, e
The number Of Federal troops IN
der General Steele, in Arkansas, I
about 10000, which is sufficient t,
overthrow any Confederate fierce il
the State. n f.e ..,, T2s 5a-. Ila
| The Democratic candidates fo
Rhode Island are, for Governor
George I'll. Browne, of Gloucester
for Lieutenant Governor, Henry But
ler, of Warwick.
Hon. John G. Davis, Of Indiana
. was struck with paralysis afew day
Isgc, rendering him speechless,
The unconditional surrender ofth
INavajoe Nation, numbering nearl
5000 Indians, is reported officially
The Indians will be turned over to tn
Indian Bureau. -e5aaa i.a a. ae.a-1
| New Orleans dates Of the 23d stat
THAT a fight had taken place betweel
i General Mohr and the Confederate;
Fabont IS miles above Alexandria, re
sulting in the defeat of the latter, wit
the capture off pieces Of artillery an
200 prisoners. .,,ail e1,. lg
In port au.Ptince, St. Domingo
eight negroes have been executed 70
numbering and devouring a child.
A bout two hundred wagons leav
St. Louis daily for Idaho.o' ..r@ g."
The Cincinnati Enquirer Chicag
special furnishes the particulars of til
recent outbreak at Charleston, I'll
nois. 1t appears that,a Democrat
meeting was being held, and the Hon
John B. Eden member Of Congress
from the Seventh District was deliver
ing an address, when a party of 80
| diers made an attempt to break up til
meeting, by the soldiers rushing to th
speakers stand. Shots were fred an
four soldiers were killed on the spot
| The DR.. Ford who was killed ha
made a violent Abolition speech 0
the previous day and was not disturb
ed, but the Abolitionists were not wi
| ling to extend the same privileges I
4 the Democracy. ~ r q '.-' 3@a
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! BSS- AS will be seen by referenc
to our first page, Hon. e. e. Pug
lhas declined being a candidate for Ser