The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-20
NRsys OF THE WEEK,

Scouts report that Longstreet is in
Richmond with his army.
MISUNDERSTANDING large numbe-
of refugees from East Tennessee, ar
rived in Cincinnati on last Friday.
1t is great maple sugar season in
Vermont. Five to eight tons are
clipped every week from Brattlcboro.
NEW YORK, April 14.-The draft
is postponed probably until June LIST.
Ten thousand bales of Gotten have
sesu sent to Mexico by the Rebels for
shipment to Europe.
Captain Mckee, Of the United
States infantry, has been killed by the
guerillas, near Alexandria, Va.
The rain has rendered the roads in
30 bad o condition, that the army of
tse Potomac cannot move.
The States are to be permitted to
tax the National Banks.
The Confederate vessel Rappahan-
noek is not allowed to leave France.
The Confederate General Wheeler
10 moving on Ringgold, Georgia.
Two hundred and fifty millions of
the Confederate money has been fund
cd with o debt.
The territory Of Monanto is to be
organized. Negroes as well as whites
are to be citizens.
10 Smith, son OF the Mormon proh>
ss remains at Nauvoo, q respected
justice of the peace. He refuses to
60 torUtah.
The Union and rebel armies are
concentrating all their forces for two
srea: battles, n in Virginia and one
in Tennessee.
A large side.wheel steamer, with
+,000 arms, has run the blockade in
to Texas.
The.rebel steamer Clifton. in trying
TO U the blockade at Sabine Pass,
Was burned in order to prevent her
from falling into Federal hands.
Seven Of Longstrect's Generals
have been Court Martialed in onse-
quence of the failure of the campaign
in East Tennessee.
An Intellectual attempt has been
made by the Confederates, to blow up
by q torpedo the frigate Minnesota at
Fortress Monroe. They did not sue
coed in doing much damage.
Sixty pieces of cannon have left
Washington for the Army of the Po-
tomac. IF we should have good wea-
ther for q few days We may expect i'm
portant news from the army.
A brilliant fight recently took place
at Pensacola between the Both and
14th New York cavalry and the 57th
Alabama rebel cavalry, in which the
rebels were almost annihilated in a
hand to hand encounter with sabres.
A reconnaissance by a small force
with two gun boats went up the
ChIckahcminy to within fifteen miles
Of Richmond a day last week.
They will probably 60 up nearer than
that before long.
JEo. G. RlvEs, formerly partner
of old Francis P. Blair, for many
years proprietor Of the Congressional
Globe died on Sunday at his residence,
six miles out of Washington city, of.
govt in the stomach. He has been
in failing health for some months.
1t is stated that a battle took place
at Winchester on Friday last, result
ing in the defeat Of the Confederate
Imboden. From so to 100 we're kill
and wounded on both s,des.
BLEED TO DEAru.-A young lady,
Miss Mite who had both legs cut off
by a locomotive on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg railroad, on the 9th inst,
has bled to death. Both legs, were
amputated below the knees. She re-
sided at Farview, Guernsey county,
and had been on a visit to an uncle.
1t is said that Gen. Lee has order
ed his officers to send their baggage
70 Richmond, before the 9th Of Apil,
rs after that, the road will be wanted
for se-inforcements.
HARD ON BAcHELoRs.-A law has
been passed by the Maryland legisla-
lure to tax bachelors above twenty
FIVE years of age twenty dollars, and
those above forty-fve years of age for
" dollars.
The Confederate Gen. Beaufort has
demanded the surrender of Fort Hal
leck, at Columbus, KY. Five hours
are given for the removal Of women
and children. Reinforcements have
esenssent to- the relief Of Columbus,
.ad Psducah. No feare are enter.l
FIR hs'r safety. J