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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-01
CadaZ Soldiers Aid Society

In accordance with the call of the Govern
or, the Soldiers Aid Society of Cadiz made
and sent May 23rd, supplies of Clothes and
Fruit for the wounded of the Army of the
| Potomac, the following articles:
Ten Sheets, twelve Pillows, thirty two
pair Drawers, forty EIGHT HandkerchiefS,
titty-three Shirts, thirty-nine Towels, forty
eight Pillow Slips, thirty-nine Cushions, two
dozen Lemons, seventy-two cans Fruit, five
Arm Slings, one roll Linen Rags. one sack
Rags, one hundred and ffty-fye Bandages,
three bottles Catsup, two bottles Wine, one
round Dried Beef, one sack Biscuit, one sack
Dried Cherries, Currants and plums.
Ihoy.also sent to the Western Armies one
box containing
Thirteen Pillows, nine Shirts, six pair
Drawers, twentynine Bandages, two sacks
ofRacs.
1t is the wish of the Society to 90 right to
work and make a supply Of Clothing to send
to the Army Of the Cumberland As there
are numbers Of sick and wounded there,
they will need all the relief they can get. 1t
ls hoped that all the Ladies in town and
country will come on next Thursday, at ten
clock, and give helping hand in this our
country need, and bring such contributions
as they think we will need such as Dried
ard Canned Fruit, Feathers to make Pads
and Pillows, Rags, Towels and any thing
that can be used for Hospital purposes.
M A. SIMMONS Secretary
Soldier Aid Society.
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From the ssth Ohio.

:, We are permitted TO extract the follow
ing from private letter received by Mrs.
Simmons, from her husband, John W.
Simmons, Orderly Sergeant Of Capt. Nor
RS company. 1t will in measure relieve
the anxiety Of those having friends in this
regiment. The letter Is dated, "Near
Rome, Ca, May Is, 1864"
4" wrote you hasty letter on the morn
ing d' the 10th, while in the trenches before
Reseca; and, in closing it, stated that /
thought the enemy had gone. This proved
10 be the fact; and ] barely had time to en-
close and back my letter when we were or
dered in pursuit. We however marched
back some seven miles where the boys had
left their knapsacks, got them, and then
marched for this place. where we arrived on
yesterday evening. After ledving the hattie
field at Resecca We did not meet with the
enemy until we arrived here, when we came
suddenly upon a force Of mounted infantry
and cavalry, and sharp fight of about two
two hours took place, in which our Division
les. some 60 or 20 men killed and wounded,
but drove the enemy biyOuacked on the
field. The enemy left their dead on the
field. AS they fought behind breastworks.
their loss was comparatively small. They
remained in our front during the night, and
this morning retired across the river, bum
ing the bridge, We will be obliged to con-
siruct bridge before we can enter the town.
which we will most likely do tomorrow
We are now lying in the woods on the north
side of the river, two miles from Rome, on
the battle field. We have had very hard
and fatigueing campaign and the men are
tired and foot sore, but in good health and
spirits. The rebe! army is falling, back on
Atlanta, and Sherman and Thomas are in
hot pursuit. Our Division is the only part
Of our army that took this road, and think
it most likely that we will remain here and
garrison this place hope we may, for we
have had hard time aud need rest II
our army is successful in the engagements
before Atlanta, l think the war will soon be
over; This is q very fine country and in this
neighborhood there are many fine residences
| have not, of course, had time to find out
anything about the feelings of the people -
| will write you again as soon as I have op-
portunlty. The boys of Co. ''C' are all
safe so far, as are the boys Of Co. "F y
Our regiment has been extremely fortunate
and has not met with much loss.
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We have been informed by good author
ity that a sharp trick was attempted to be
played OF on a colored individual in Pca,c
township by the officer serving the drafte d
notices, There was Republican and ne
gro Of the same name. The officer deliver
ed the notice to the daykey, reading it Jo-
seph Lewis, colored Not having the ut
most confidence in the officer, the darkay
took 1t to another person, and found that
the word colored was not in the notice. The
notice was intended for the Republican who
had quitely got out of the way, and was no
doubt intended should remain out of the
way until the poor negro could be put into
the service.
We have heard of men who were mean
enough to steal cents from the eyes of a
dead negro - this officer must be one of
them. st CLdtrsctWe Gaz.
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The Draft Gives Soldiers.

The following is the draft in the 10th Dis
trict: Tuscarawas "a, Harrison l6, Belmont
1922 Guernsey Noble.
Appearances indicate that nearly fnot all
will pay in the Communication money, and the
district get no increase of soldiers by the
Coshocton county was drafted for 1873
men.
Riehland county was drafted for Il1,27
of whom were discharged and the residue
paid the money, except one man who
shouldered the musket
Out Of 254 drafted men in the Franklin
district 36 were accepted, the rest paid the
money or were exempted - 1uScua,cas
Democrat
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

That the rolls of the Militia of the several
townships of Harrison county are now on
/ file in this Office, and those who fail to file
certificates of exemption or pay into the
treasury FOUR DOLLARS cOmnutatiOn on or
before the 18th day of August, will be sub
ject TO the collection of said sum, with thirty
per cent. penalty, and such costs as are al
lowed county treasurers, upon distraint for
taxes, all Of which the Auditor is required
to collect by distress.
BY the 57th section of the act, "the real es-
tate and personal property of such persons,
of every kind, WUhOW ecceptions shall be
liable for the payment of fines and commu-
tations and costs, "and shall be Il lien upon
the real estate until paid
After the 18th of August, rolls of the de-
linquents of each township will be placed in
the hands of collectors for collection, as re-
qured by law.
Should Il draft be ordered to fill up any
organized company, it will be made first
from those who have not paid their commu-
tation.
SAMUEL KNOX,
Auditor Harrison County.
June |, 1SG42t.
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rss ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-JANr

R@-ANoTHxR. SOLDIER GoNE.--JAMEs
ATKINSON, only son of John and Ann At
knson, Of Archer township, this county q
member of Company A, l26th O. V. l., who
Was wounded on the lC.h of May died at
Freaericksbuvgh on the 18th of May.
JAMES was = fine young man and good
soldier, and his loss will be severely felt by
his numerous friends How hard for parents
to lose the only son--swcpt away by the ter
rible demon, war, We deeply sympathze
with them in their bereavement.
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MILITIA COMPUTATION.
TO THE ENROLLED MILITIA
HARRISON COUNTY.
Aup1roR's OFFICE, HARn1soN COUNTY,

AUDIToR's OFFICE, HARRISON COUNTY,
CADIzJ May 30, 1854.
Id Y the "act to organize and discipline the
- Militia of Ohio" passed March Slst,
"All white male citizens, residents ofthis
State, being EIGHTEEN years of aga and I'M
der the age of FoRTY-FIvE years, are requi-
red to be enrolled in the militia and perform
military duty, in such manner, not incom-
patable with the Constitution and laws OF
the United States,'' SC.
Section 4provides that
Gan persons who are subject to military
duty under the provisions of this act, and
who are not now members of some volunteer
organization, shall either become members
of some volunteer organization, or shall pay
into the county treasury, annually, The sum
of FOUR DOLLARS, which sum shall be a
communication for fines and penalties for neg
lect TO perform military services, except uu-
der calls TO prevent or repel invasion, or sup
press insurrection; Provided, nevertheless,
| that if the number of any volunteer company
shall be reduced below the minimum stan
dard, II draft may be made from the enroll
ed militia, as hereinafter provided for"
Section 6provides that,
every person physically disabled may be
exempted from military Duty If he files
with the county auditor on or before August
10th Of every year, a statemcntof Il reputa-
Die physician or surgeon, certifying tnat such
person is unfit for military duty by reason
of such physical disability or bodily mfr
nifty, which shall be described in said state
ment. This statement must be verified by
the affidavit of said physician or surgeon.
If any person shall knowingly or wilfully
make false affidavit in this matter he shall
be deemed guilty of perjury
Section7 provides that,
Upon the filing Of the rolls with the coun-
ty Auditor, he shall give two weeks notice,
by general publication in the county papers,
requiring the payment of the commutation
money into the county treasury, for which
the treasurer shall give duplicate receipts,
one of which shall be filed with the County
Auditor, on the filing of certificates of eX-
emption, on or before August 18th of that
year, and also giving notice that if any per-
son shall fail to file such exemption papers
OF pay the commutation money, the Auditor
shall proceed to collect the same, with Il pen
atty added thereto of thirty per cent. The
Auditor is hereby required TO collect the same
by distress, together with the penalty, and
such costs as are allowed to county treasu-
rers, upon distraint for taxes, and for that
purpose is hereby empowered to appoint col
lectors, at a remuneration of not over twen-
ty per cent. Oh the amount collected, togcth-
er with costs.
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Administrators Sale OF Real Es-
tnte.

n n pursuance of an order granted by the
n Probate Court of Harrison Comfy, Ohio
| will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on The
25th day Of June, A. d. 1864 at 10 o'clock
forenoon, at the door of the Court House in
Cadiz, Harrison County Ohio, the following
of Harrison and State OF Ohio, to-wit: A
tract of land being part of the n. L. n. w.
). E. and 5. w. quarters of Section No. five
(5), i'll Township No. ten l0), of Range No
five (5) in the Steubenville Land District
Beginning at the South East corner of the
tract of land owned by William Grimes de-
ceased, and running thence North 74lo West
SO perches; thence North 42o West 1862 per-
ches to the middle Of the DeersVille Road;
thence North 32lo East S7.S perchers to the
middle of the State Road leading from Cadiz
to New Philadelphia; thence South 1879 East
47.44 perch6s; thence 80o East 2 perches to
the corner of George Bells lot; thence South
IN East 20 percheS to post; thence South
10 West 22.3 .perches TO the place of begin
ming, containing twenty acres. Rachel
Grimes has a Dover interest in the above
described tract of land, which sho will re-
lease upon the day of sale. Appraised at
$1,000, subject to dover.
And also the following tract ofland, being
a part of the land owned by the above named
William Grimes, deceased, and being part
of the North West quarter of Section No.
five (5), of Township No. ten (l0), of Range
No. five 10y. Beginning at the North West
corner of quarter Section and running East
along the Section line 1872 perches to the
middle of the road leading from Cadiz TO
Hanover; thence South l5o. East along said
road 20 perches; thence South 35lo East 35. .36
perches to the middle of said Hanover road
where it branches OF from the Philadelphia
road; thence North 1919 West along said
Philadelphia Road SIS perches to a post on
the North side of said Road; thence South
$50 West along said road 33 perches; thence
West along said road 1886 perches to the
West boundary line of said Section; thence
North along said line 33.44 perches to the
placeofbeginning. Containing 20aeres and
%. A perches.N 70 be sold without encuhl-
brance. Ef N..n EG
- Appraised at $l5l5,60. Terms of Sale--
CASH IN HAND.
HENRY BoYLES,
Administrator of Thos. D. Grimes. decd.
Z PHILIP Do NAHUB, Attorney.
Juno l, lS64-tt.
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ss9y- New BAKERY. - The reader is refer
ed to the advertisement of Philip Fuhr, in
another column of to-day's paper. His es-
Establishment is in the room formerly occupied
By John Rickus, nearly opposite the Sen
tael Office. lie is sa;d by competant judges
to be a splendid baker, and from that which
We have eeon We can cordially endorse the
Recommendation. Give him call.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-01

One Of the DATED Republicans in Pease
township carried a colorel gentleman out to
Uhrlchsyllle, and offered him as a substi-
tute. The Captain very politely informed
him thai they hal not got quite that far on.
They would take a negro for negro, but
not negro for white man The Repub-
llcan returned home minus his own and his
darkey' expense st. ClqirsvtUe G1zette
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Pittsburgh, Columbus and Gin
o Cinmati R. e.

b. c. Fl, Allen, late of the Chicago and Bur.
lington Il. r. has been appointed Genera
Superintendent of the 2. G. & c. r. r.,
and w. W. Card, late of the Cincinnati and
GAINESVILLE r. r. has been appointed Assis.
tant Superintendent of the same. These
.gentlem are spoken of in the highest terms
by the Press in the sections in which they
formerly operated and from Their well known
ability, the p. G. & C. r. R. will find them
to be the right men in the right place.
Mr. j. d. Laying, the formerssable Assis-
tant Superintendent of our road has accep-
ted an important position on the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne and Chicago X. r, May sue
cess attendhim.
Several other changes have lately taken
place III the management of our road Mr..
s. r. Scuil has been appointed General
Ticket Agent lin place of !. \. Hutchison,
resigned; Mr.. James Means has been ap-
pointed General Freight Agent in place of
L. Devenney, resigned. and Mr.. John Pc
ters Gennral Agent at Columbus in place Of
Joseph Robinson. resigned. These are all
good appointments; and the road under the
management Of its able and efficient Presi-
dent Judge Jewett, and his assistant officers
will continue to be one of the best railroads
ia the country, as it has been in the past.
The road is now taxed TO its utmost capacity
to do the business that comes into its hands,
and when the Short Line is completed to
Pittsburgh which we understand will be done
against next January, the P. G. & c. r. r.
will stand as the No, road of the country.
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wGD2 Car6tRg.

Mr.. John Mewymap Is prepared to card
Wool in the best and most satisfactory man
ner at Huntsman's old Mil on the road lead
ing from Cadiz to New PHILADELPHIA, about
three miles west Of Cadiz Those having
wool to card to card would do well to give
Mr McirymQn a call
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As.yet we have heard Of but one drafted
m, man IN this township who is likely to go in.
Chartes WtNtan Lucas (colorel) of whom
we spoke last week, is aroanl with his sub
sscrlptlon. paper to raise suh ,iant in adj
ton to his little home steal, which h9 in
tends to mortgage to save him to his little
family lie is getting along with his sub
scrptlon very well. 81 ClairsrtUe Gazette.
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Salon. Joshua Il. Giddings, Of Ohio,
~. s. Consul at Montreal, dfopped dead one
day last week in that city.

tFA-Read Barrett's new advertisement in
another column. Bush il up with the
times and always lets the public know what
he's doing. lie has recently enlarged his
roorn and got ii finished up in beautiful
s;yle and has it filed with everything nice
and beautiful in his line OF business. Call
on him when you wish to purchase anything
in his line, ana we know you cannot fail 10
ts pleased. Bush always warrants every
thing he sells to be as represented.
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Rev Time Table on the Cadix
- branch.

Trains leave Cadiz now as follows'-4-45
A. NJ, and 2-i5 P. VI.
The train that leaves at AS A. NJ, makes
a close connection at the junction with the
passenger train going West; and also con-
ne,ts with the passenger train going East.
The train that leaves at 2-f5 p. NJ. makes
. close connection ut the junction with the
passenger train going East; and also connects
with the passenger train going West.
Trains arrive at Cadiz as iollows:--I2-S0
p. NJ. and 7-l5 p. NJ.
The train that arrives at I2- 80 P. NJ. brings
khe mails from the East and the West. The
mail for both East and West leave CGdiz at
As 4, II.
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GREAT NORTHUMBERLAND
CLOSE TO RICHMOND.

Firmly believing the Rebel Capitol must
fall, we shall continue our sales Of Dry Goods
at cost Cor some ten days yet. We would
say to those who were unable to be waited
upon last week. call again, and we will do'
the best We can for you.
COLEMAN & GRIMES.
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y say-Tbe Ridge Congregation Of the Q. s.
Presbyterian Church in this county; Rev
Mr.. Heron Pastor, have contributed 800
worth of Hospital Stores, and S73,75 in
cash to the g. s. Christian Commission.
This is an example worthy of imitation
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III Gw Bakery
AND
GO n EHGWIONERY !
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Executors Sale of Real Estate.
n n pursuance of an order of the Court of
4 Common Pleas of Harrison County,
Ohio. ] will offer for sale at Public Venduc,
on IaedSddU the 2Sh dag Of JWne 1864, at
10 o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises,
about one mile from the Cadiz junction, the
following described real estate. situate i'll the
County of Harrison and State of Ohio. to-
wit: A part of the North half of Section
Eighteen, Township Ten and Range Four
in the Steubenville Land District; beginning
for boundary OF the same at u stone at the
North West corner of said Section; thence
South llo West l57 perches to Il stone; thence
South SSt East 240.SS perchcs to stone;
thence North 1!o East l5s.72 percbes to a
stone; thence North $500 West 240.72 perches
to the beginning containing 237 Acres, 2
Roods and l. perches, commonly known as
the Hazlette Farm.
Appraised at )
Terms of Sale: One-third in hand and the
balance in two equal annual payments secu-
red by mortgage with interest. For further
information apply to J. NJ. Estep, ESD,
CadiZ, or Of the undersigned on the premises.
JAMES IIAXLETTE,
Executor Of JameS iIazlette, decd.
June l, lS644t
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lsr-An important change in the time of
OF the Cars leaving Cadiz took place on last
Monday moripg. See timetable at the head
this column. rrt ..-.
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Rsy-A very valuable farm, with good I'M
provements, in German township this coun
.ty, near the Cad;z Junction, is to be Offered
at public On the 2Sth day of June. Here
is chance for bargain not often to be had
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eaA- Mrs. ENDsLEy, wife OF James Ends
ley, Esq, of Archer township, this county,
died on the 25th of May, in the 9lst year Of
bar age.
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nsa~Srawberrics have made their appearance
in the Cincinnati market. They sell 1T the
moderate price of forty cents per quart
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WHY i:it thai tn, Republican Journals
are sn97{efln.g at the G.rm,n, so bitterly
especially since Gen. Sigel $ defeat. Won.
aer!f "th, Fremont movement has anythng
to do with itY, ' 0--'1o >
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esg~ There was slight frost in the bottoms
on last Saturday night.
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AUDETOR'S OFFICE. Eaar. Co..
CADIz. OHIO, MAY %, 1864.
70 THU TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS
r e T. u 9 { G. G 9 !!

VEVIIE Assessors of the several Townships
n are hereby instructed to immediately
enumerate all the National Guard, being
residents Of their respective Townships, who
have actually gone into the service of the
United States, on or before the Third Mon
day Of the present month. Also, all who
have entered the service as Substitutes for
any of the members of the National Guard.
But he who sends Il Substitute is not himself
to be enumerated as in the service. The
Families must be designated the same as
other soldiers families have been.
The Return to be made to the Township
Trustees, who will review the same and
make return to this office.
The Township Trustees will afford relief to
the families of non-commissioned officers,
musicians and privates in the service aforo-
said, according to the rules prescribed for the
families Of three years soldiers.
The above Instructions and rules are ap-
plcable to Drafted men and their Substi-
tutes.
Respectfully, &C.,
SAMUEL KNOX,
County Auditor.
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~ DS-Tha Volksblatt at Cincinnati, a Lin
e,in paprr, hasiastraissd thu name of s., p.
G.esa for Pres;dset - =
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ssA- Gold sold higher in New York on last
Saturday, May %, than ever before. 1t
closed at 68a. ar43G soesg.
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Rzs- Mr.. Henry Boyles, administrator,
offers some valuable rcasestate adjoining Ca
diz at public sale in to-day's Sentinel.
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June /, 1S642t.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
What Has Been Done:

A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette, thus sums up the situation:
1. That we hare practically conquered one-hsf the
rebel serrisory; large part by actual possession, and
another beyord the Mississippi by being entirely cnt
OF. p
.. That notwithstanding, his fact (iaciuiins- the
possession of the great Mississippi artery Of the South
makes the establishment Of Southern CouEelcracy
utterly impossible the Eastern reb, States are
making desperate effort maintain their inaepend
enee, and are sslleay gathering their whole available
strength 70 meet the tremendous armies arraved against
them
5. That seeing this. AID knowing also oar nasural
superiority, the Government has resolved to leave As
little possible TO chance and has prepared ense
armies IN the country, which, whether successful or
cot VIII bring the crash Of battle and ounen-
tous consequences. the movements %, both sides
directed with equal skill. although there may BE
both victories and defeats, TIE u.i victory must Be
with superior strength great Seld OF military opc
r.ticns is precisely Ike chess board Give one of
two able players the advantage Of . single pawn and
be ~al the game in spite of fate. Tes sers is in
great deal Of what tie world Gals Jack THIS
most geoeraiiy unforeseen combination Of Gun
tnTences Luck IS however, controlled b. Provsserce
and hence Of tire greatest military conaaiers in
the world King Dawn, constant n PRAYER, that
the Lord should Be On his sda-