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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04
From liz Cdats Repubh,can.

sB3 \ New CLoTmSG Sronz.r-S
Ferguson has fitted up a very n.sts
room at his old stand, on Main street,
for the purpose Of carrying m tho cloth.
ing business, and has taken into part.
nership Mr.. John Conwell. They are
now opening out a well selected stock
of cloths, Cassimeres, SatinettS aud all
kinds OF Ready~made clothing which
they will no doubt sell as 'cheap as tbs
cheapest. Give the new clothing store
a call, and Ferguson g. Conwell will
sell you goods at fail. prices.
Us" TIE Harrison county National
Guards, to the number Of four or Gvo
hundred, rendezvoused in Cabs to-day
(Monday) in accordance with the order
ofthc Adjutant General. They are Il atis
looking set of men, aud will no Doubt
do the country good service.
70" We call attention to Briiles' raw
advertisement, which proves pretty cot.
olusively that he is bound to do bust.
ness. D1r. B. has 8 fine stock Of good.;
he is a correct and gentleinauly business
man-one that can be relied upon; and
We know that he sells goods as cheap
as any other house in town. Read his
new advertisement.
GdY SEE the advertisement: OF Nc
Cullough, Coultrap q Co.; these ger~
tlemen have recently opened q new
store in Deerssille, aud are no doubt
prepared to furnish goods to the pub.
lie as cheap as any other establishment
in the county. Mr.. VIM. G. P~arry,an
experienced merchant, who is favola-
bly, known as as a correct business
man, is connected with this firm.
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INTERESTING TO HOLDERS OF TREAS
CRY SorEs.-A Philadelphia banker
recently received, in the way of bust
ncss, \ fifty dollar United States Treas
ury.uotc, dated December, LIST, 1862,
payable We years after date, with in
terest at two per cent. per anuln, the
latter payable semi-annally. The inter-
est coupons had been detached from the
note. The United States Treasury, at
Washington, was consulted as 10 the
effect on the value of the notes by the
detachment of the coupons. The reply
was rs follows: 1.-THE coupons having
been detached, the note ceases to he
a legal tender till the first of June,
1865, at which time it will be- received
for the full value" This may be of in
terest as a precedent in like cases.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04
The Call on tte NL;:!t: va.
Agreement between tho 11s,
ernOrS Rudkthe President

Gov. Yates OF Illinois hss is5uIi q cAn f,r
10000, and Gov. Stone OF bEA, for f9,o01
volunteers. Gov. Yates aa,ieA ia his pro.
laIaation the following agreement:
WAR UErAsrsgSP.
WARRINGTON, April 2l.S
To he President Of ts Ua!tAi &sas:
First-The Governors Of O5io Inia,.
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin ofsr 10 ths
President infantry troops for tbs ao.ro,ch.
ing campaign.
Second-1he term OF ,ery;os "a y a,
hundred days. reckoning from tho date ~
muster into the services OF the United Sat-
unless sooner discharged. -
Third-The troops to DO mustered into IN,
service Of the United States BY regiments.
when the regiments are filed up according
to regulation to the minimum strength
The regiments to be organic d accordingly 10
the regulations Of the War Department-
The whole number to DO furnished within
twenty days from date OF notice OF the ~.
cep,snce Of this proposition.
F~ourth--Ths troops to be clothed, armed
equipped. subsistsd, transported and paid
as other United States infantry yolun teerS 4,
and to serve in Qualifications or wherever
their services may be required, within os
without their respective States.
Fifth--No bounty to be paid the troops.
nor the service charged or credited on any
draft.
Sixth--Ths draft i>r three years. service
to go on in any State or district where the
quota is not filed up; but If Ar officer or
soldier in the special service should be draft
ed, he shall be credited for tho service ren.
dered,
(Signsd)
John BRoUaH. Governor Of Ohio.
o. P. MORTON. Governor OF Indiana.
RICHARD YATES, Governor OF Illinois.
w. M. STONE, Governor OF Iowa.
The foregowing proposition OF the Cover
nors is accepted, and The Secretary of Waf
is directed to carry it into exc u,icn.
(signed) A. LISocLs.
April 70, 1864.
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The Call for Eighty Five Thou,

The Call for Eighty Five Thou
sand Tgititia-Giov Brough Urg
iug SIX Monks Se-yice.The
Elections 10 be hept la View
T1se Eject upon the Farming
Interest.
The Ohio Statesman says: 1t will be rs
membered that the Western Governors who
have OF late been paying their deyoirs TO
their l,ege loTd at Washington, at first pro-
posed to place at his disposal two hundred
thousand militisrmen; but that Uncle Abra-
ham," either thinking the prefer an excess
OF literally, or fearing that it would raise
expectations in the popular mind which he
could not and did intend should be fulfilled,
declined TO accept so many. The Cover
ncrs pressed the matter, and a compromise
was finally effected, "0id Abe conserving
to receive a donation Of eighty five thousand
abe bodied Western men.
The number being agreed upon, there was
another point to be settled-the' tenn OF SER
vice OF the men thus transferred by the Gov
einors to the President. a Washington dis
patch to the "loyal" Cincinnati Gazette, says
OF our ,oeighty Gcyeruoi's action in the mat
ter: .t.-
Governor Brough urgently proposed Offer
ing them for six months, but some Of the
other Governors objected. He then urged
four months, to which all the Governors e.
capt Morton assen,ed. Governor Morton
objected, ON the ground that it might take
men out Of the State who were needed to
sustain the Government in the homo elec-
tons. Finally it was agreed to stretch the
time OF service a little beyond the thre'
months proposed, and make it one hundred
days."
The Indiana Governor has an eye singi;
to the main chaoce' for himself and hi
political party. 1t IS evident that be Judged
it oil more Importance that his party shonlS
carry the home elections than that the wa
should DO ended by any decisive movements
in the field. This reason OF Governor Nor
toms gives color to the suspicion entertained
ty many, that the whole thing is an cleo
pioneering trick TO establish q sort Of manu-
factory Of Abolition voters.
Governor BTough seems to have though
I six months term requisite. The orthel
Governors thought the object might be u.
tanned in a shorter time. A compromise
was effected On q hundred days. But i
thought necessary by '(he powers that be-
The term may lie e&eIoed 10 u Dunuret
more, or to a shorter or longer peri d. Thi
Gazette, ~ which the dispatch referred to il
this article, appears, thus speaks OF the OPP
~erations OF the hundred days call:
"The one hundred days call is likely Il
operate very seriously on the larners. Sew
eral companies OF the National Guard il
this county are composed Of farmers, VIII
finding it almost an iupossidiiity to sc
farm help or substitutes, have 30 alternatiy
except to go, and leave corn planting Tor an
other year. This state Of things is not con
fed to THIS county"
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The Attorney-Ge nersl has declared
that, in the absence OF any legislation
IL The contrary, the pay OF white and
colored chsplains must be the same.
X 1850 there was ls.l4s more fe.
males than males in New York city.
Information from v~arious sources in
dlcates that the rebels are rapidly ron-
etatrsting their available forces in Vir.
ginis, 10 resist the expected movement
Of General Grant. General Butler re-
ports that the troops were being with.
drawn from North Carolina, and RI fu.
gees at Washington yesterday stated
that citizens were prohibited from rid
ing on railroads leading South from
Richmond, and that large bodies O
troops were moving toward the lfttel
city.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The Army of the Potomac and their
Commander, General Grant-The
Movement-The Treasury Corrup~
ton, &c., &c.
A gentleman direct from the Army OF the
Potomac arrived here this evening. He in,
forms me that the so,diers are in the best pos
sible condition and spirits, and that they
hayy the highest regard for General Grant,
and confidence in his capacity, though my
informant says the soldiers are longing to be
placed under the command of General Nc
Clellan, in whom they have more confidence
than in any other man. The prospect S that
there will be a movement OF the army early
the coming week.
The House spent most OF to day in dis
cussipg the qualities Of the negro. The Re-
publican members hold that as soldier lie
is superior to the white man, and should be
equally as well paid for his services, and
if anything a little better. Par mobile Ea-
rum
The only mode Of determ ming the fact o.
a fraudulent over issue of fractional currency
under Clark's supervision in the Treasury
is to stop the work, and call in the whole
issue Immediately. The President cannot
remain indifferent any longer as be has been
fully posted.
Senate Military Committee have under con
sidera,ion a very important measure recently
submitted 10 them, which il adopted will
give the government authority to use for
military purposes, all the Railroads id the
United States, and to construct new ones
wherever they please, regardless OF State or
local laws. Several New York lawyers were
before the Senate Finance Committee to day
to get a reduction of the tax imposed by the
House, on sales OF Stocks /; they allege that
a tax l.5 OF / per tent. will not only not
produce any revenue but put q stop to the
business. a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04
ENreign NEWS.

New YonK, April 26.-The follow
ing summary ofthe steamer Penn's news
which sailed from Liverpool the day be.
fore the city of Baltimore.
1t is stated that all hopes Of saving
the steamship City N. Y.are abandon
sd,
Garibaldi arrived in London on the
18th inst, and met with q tremendous
reception. The crowd exceed anything
that was ever known.
The Daily News gives a report that
the Solicitor General has given an opln-
ion that every registered shareholder
in the Atlantic Trading Company, OF
the great blockade running scheme, will
be guilty of a misdemeanor, under the
foreign enlistment act which prohibits
the equipping of transports to be used
by belligerents.
Arch Duke Macmillan received the
Mexican Depudation on the 10th INST.
In a speech he said that as the people
of Mexico, by an overwhelming major
ity, had confirmed the resolution of no.
ladies, anu as Lne rTHuCu uOVeTHLleIJ
guarantees the independence OF Mexico
and the Emperor Of Austria consents,
he solemnly declared his acceptance Of
the proffered crown. lie expressed his
great gratitude to the Emperor OF the
French, who had brought about a So
luton of the Mexican question.
The Emperor OF Austria permits the
formation OF a corps Of 5000 volunteers
and 800 sailors for Mexico.
The new Mexican loan of f8,O0O,00o
sterling, at e3 will be opened on the
18th instant.
From Washington,
WASHINGTON, April 27,--Prepara-
lions are nearly completed for the ac-
commodation OF 10000 additional sick
and wounded.
Rumors are afloat that the rebel seat
of Government is to be removed from
Richmond, and that Gen. Lee is about
to fall back. behind its ,defences.
The sub Committee on the conduct
Of the War, who we're sent to inyesti-
gate the Fort Pillow affair, telegraph
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

The stock Of specie in France is estl-
natea by tho Ministers at Sl,ooo,ooo..
900.
The indications arc that the verdict
in the Wilki Court Martial case is ia
yorable to the accused.
General HaIleck ia said to be an ap-
p~lioan, for Chief of The Engineer Blu
reau.nade vacant by the death of Gen
Tottep. FL
The Senate Military Committee have
reported q bill increasing the pay of
non-commissioned officers ard soldiers
TWO dollars a month.
The Penn. Legislature has virtually
refused 10 remove the seat Of Govern
ment 10 philadelphia, by passing APP
preparations for the erection of addi-
sional wings to the Capitol at Harris
burg.
The rebels claim to have CAPTURED
1900 prisoners at plymouth-30 pieces
Of artillery, 1000, pounds ofmeat and
1000 barrels of -four. They put there
loss at only 800.
The horses OF the Secretary of War,
one day las: week, plunged off the boat
At Alexandria,dragging the carriage at,
ter them. The Secretary had letI the
carriage n short time before, and thus
escaped injury.
Gov. Evans, OF Colorado Territory,
has Issued a proclamation for an cleo
tion of delegates to a Constitutional
Convention on the first Monday of
TO frame a Constitution preparatory
to admission into the Union.
Joseph Moore, who killed Marbourg
in ~.Johnstown, Pa, for seducing his wife
aud was sentenced to.s the peniten.
tiary for six years, has. been pardoned
by the Governor.
The Senate has agreed to the House
resolution increasing the duties on i'm
ports to 80 per cent. They abandoned
their amendments lowering it to 33 per
cent in order to secure the speedy OPP
Grafton Of the resolution. The paper
duty Is not increased.
The ladies' of Indianapolis are vol
nnteering in large numbers to supply
the places of clerks who enter t he hun
dred day service. They engage 10
serve for $i3 a month, the merchants
being required to pay the clerks their
salaries during their absence, with this
deduction.
Col. Potter, Provost Marshal of this
State, has. received instruction from
Col. Fry, to take the veteran credits al
made out by Adiutant- General Cowap
and assign them 10 the proper wards q
towns, and when this Is accomplished
30 proceed with the draft without de.
lay. II Is said that Ohio is yet behind
about ! 900.
There isno truth in the report of the
concentration OF q large rebel force in
tho Shenandoah Valley, neal Front
Royal The only rebel force in the
valley il Early's division oiEwelPs corps
which our troops there out-number.
On last "Wednesday there was a
fight in the Capitol between an officer
of tho army and Colonel Shiel, late
member OF ongressfre,n Oregaa,grow-
ing cut Of conc remark by the latter
about aantieIneu Of The regular army
having gone South. TIC PARTIES were
seperatvd before much damage was
done. "All quiet again Oh ID. Potion.
az.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

New York April 27.-The following
letter accompanied the resolution APP
propriating $25, 100000 which was ex-
peditiously passed i'll the House to.
day:
WAR DEPARTMENT, April 25.
SIR.-The Governors of Ohio, Indi-
ana, III. Iowa and Wisconsin rendered
TO the President, OH the ,23d instant,
large numbers of volunteers from their
respective States service during the
present campaign. The expected num-
is from $4,000 to 100000 men, and the
time of service 100 days from muster
in. 1t is believed they can render us
great service. They are to be paid no
bounty, &c, and are not TO diminish or
delay the draft for three years men in
the States where the quota ofthe pend
ing draft is not filled up. The quotas
are filed in Indiana, III. Iowa Wiscon-
SID, aud less than 10000 due from Ohio
The excess of these troops are not pro-
yided for in the estimate heretofore sub
mitted; therefore, it is estimated that
$25,000,0o0 will meet the cost OF l00,-
600 OF these extra volunteers, and /
respectfully recommended q special ap.
preparation for that purpose, and sub
nit a Joint resolution to that effect
Impending operations render it cxpe-
dent that there should be early action
taken by Congress upon this PROPOSE.
ton, SO that il sanctioned, all needtul
provision can be made in due sea-
son. fa1 70
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
EDWIN M. STANTON.
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s3H SAD CATASTROPHE AT A FuNER-
AT Port Allegheny, Pa, a few
days ago, a funeral procession was
ove a bridge to bury a child
Mr.. George Moore, when the bridge
gave way, precipitating the mourners
iGto the water, another child, belong
ing to Mr.. Moore was drowned ,toge:h-
err with three OF his brothers children,
and one or two other lives were lost
GSteub, Herald.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

The act Of Mr., Lincoln in recommissioning
Mr.. Blair, is an extraordinary one, and il
amazed and mortified the friends Of the Ad>
minislration throughout the country"
There is q strong odor ofdisloyAlly in the
above, especially coming as it does rom snch
an ultra radical Administration organ as
the Gase,e. The quarrel between the
friends Of Lincoln aud Chase bids fair 10
prove an interesting one, and already as
sumes the appearance Of a sort OF rebellion
agrinst tho Government Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04
Democratic State Ticket,

ynh SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM ". ARMSTRONG,
0i Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES,
iron FuLL TERM
YBlLADELPH VAN TRUMP.
Or Fairfield County.
sro TLL vAoAxcIss.}
Long Vacancy,
MACHlAS o. WHlTELEF!
OF Hancock County.
short Vacancy.
iALXANDER 5. BOYS,
o. Highland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
d Il. CRITCHFIELD,
Of Holmes County.
ogsprRoLLEn OF THE TRRAsrRr,
WILLIAM 8. V. PRENTISs,
or Franklin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Gull Term.)
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
OF Ashland County.
(For Vscancy,)
CHARLES BUESEL,
OF Auglaize County.
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MARRIED..

On the 10Th inst, by R. Armstrong, at
the residence, ofJobn Harrison. Esq, Mr..
JOHNSON STRINGER, Of Adesa, O.. and Miss
LUcRETIA M. HALL, of Cadis.
On the 2Sth of April, by the Rev W. NJ. Grimes
Mr.. LEANDEa BIGGER to Miss ELIzAssra Wssr,
all of Harrison Co. o..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04
D T Fl d

RoEERT G. HAWTHORNE died at his resi-
dence in Shortcrcek township, on the llth
inst, OF Erysipelss, in his 45th year.
On the 9Th Of April, 1854, at his residence
near Moorfield, Ohio, ARcH1LEs D. JOHNSON
formerly Of Lynchburgh, Va, in his 46th
year.
[Ftom tho Shelly County DensoeraIJ
DbED,
In Sidney. Ohio, Menday, April 25th, 1864.
after o SHIRT illness, from hemorrhsge and
congestion of the lungs, MoLLrE II. wife Of
j. V. LEWIS, and eldest daughter OF JosEPH
and ELIzEBErH McGoNAaLE, aged twenty
one years OF age and W months.
And thou art gone from this dark sphere.
Where sin and death aud sorrow reign,
Tt dwell With God, and to be near
Thy Savior. jesus, who has lain,
Before thee, in tho cold, damp graye .
That he immortal souls might save.
0, blessed s'ate-that brow sersne
Doth indicate that all ia we'll
Thy placid, peaceful death bed scene
A most consoling tale doth tell.
or faith, we'll grounded, and OF bliss
That's not attained in world like this.
Twas hard for friends te part with thee
Thy husband dear, and ~pratling child,
Will never more on this earth see
That countenance angelic. mild.
Which thou vast wont to wear, sweet dear.
In veal or woe, when thou vast here.
| All, no! she'lt not come back again,
To this uufriendly world Of ours,
| So full Of bitterness and pain;
| But friends may soar to the sweet bowers
Where without doubt, her spirit raisss.
re God her Savior endless praises.
Then. let this sad bereavement DO,
(Sad at least in the worlds eyes.)
Made to her friends, especially,
A matchless blessing ia disgurss-
Another link, in mercy given,
no draw our hearts from earth 10 Haassa.
ss.. s- II.
.n]-The Cadiz Sentinel, Guernsey J6@so.
nian, GAINESVILLE Signal, and Coshooston
Democrat please copy. ss.'
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Return Of the Committee Sent to In
vestigate the Fort Pillow Massacre
Retail atory Measuresto be Adop-
ted, &c.
WAsH1nGToN. Nav l. 1854

Messrs. Gooch and Wade, who were sent
by Committee on the Conduct Of the War
to visit Fort Pillow and inquire into the facts
regarding the treatment OF colored troops al
der the surrender OF that place, returned to.
tay. From evidence adduced and deposi-
tons taken the barbsritics are fully corrobo-
rated.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

that they have cornPIeGei LAyir ..ss,
LEGATIONS, and will return to-diy or -
morrow. R.etallatory raessuesar az
pected.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

The COMMITTEES visited quite a number Of
the poor creatures and saw with their "
eyes the outrsEes which had been perpetras
ted. The report will be completed and laid
before Congress at once. The Committee
called upon the President this morning and
gave him a full account OF the affair. This
is q new source OF embarrassment to Mr..
Lincoln and he il greatly troubled to know
how to treat it. lie has announced that 70
taliatory measures will be adopted.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

Is Ohio there are 1928 common
schools; t67 colored schools, and 2i,-
900 teachers, Of whom 1880 are wo-
men.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-05-04

A special from Washington
says: The Senate bill appropria-
ting twenty-five millions for the
three months troops called OUT by
Mr.. Garfield, from the Military
Committee, went through to-day
almost without debate. The
general feeling, however, is
against having troopsf for SO short
a time, and most want them held
at least six months. Gov. Brough
originally proposed offering for
six months, but some Of the Gov
oners objected. He then urged
four months, to which all the
Govoners, except Morton, assem-
ted. Gov. Morton objected on
the ground that it might take
men out Of the State at the time
they would be needed to sus,
tain the Government at home
at election. Finally, they agreed
to stretch the time of service a
little beyond the three months
proposed and make ita 100 days.
Herald.
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INFORMATION WANTED. We
have been requested by William
C. Long, Of Dauphin county, Pa,
to announce, that William Long,
senior, died at the residence Of
his son, George Long, in Mark
lesburg, Huntington county, Pa,
on the 18th inst, aged n years.
Friends and members of the fam
lily are known to reside ir Ohio;
but their places Of residence are
unknown TO the family in Penn
sylvania. AS this event is of in.
terest to the members Of that
family in Ohio, we are requested
to ask the press Of the State to
mention thereof. 10 S.
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The News.

The stock Of specie in France is .sti-
kat.d by tho Ministers at Sl,oo0,ooo..
GOO ' ..
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Its understood that Beauregard has charge
OF the eastern detences OF Richmond, and is
now busily employed in directing the com
pletion Of the intrencbments in that quar'er.
The South regards this campaign as deter
mining their late, and the exertions it is
making are commensurate with that idea.