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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-03
ANEW VOLUME.

This week commences new volume Of
tho Scntinel, and the commencement, of the
fifteenth year Of our connection With the na-
per. During that time We have earnestly
hbored TO advance the interests of the peo-
pls of Harrison County, and to build up the
cause Of peaecracy, In doing this we are
pleased to say We have been sustained by
che good people of this county, for which
we return them our thanks. We shall con
tiuuc tolsbor in the future as in the past
On account of the high prices of everything
used in printing Office, living, &c, We
were compelled to advance the price Of sub
scription to $50 year, which is as low as
the paper can at present be published for
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Nksy'The Cincinnati Commerci4l, of last
eaturday, publishes full list of Ohio sol
diers who have died at the AnderSonyille
rebel prison up to FEBRUARY last. Among
the number We notice tho death Of the toll
bowing soldiers from this county: G, Rogers
eompany II and A. Kerr, company l, 18th
Ohio. Wm. Hudson and Scrgt. Samuel
Campbell company G, 74th Ohio. j. G..
Buckley, company A, j. Hurless and NJ,
Johnston, company G, and JohnJ. Bricker
company Ii, 10th Ohio There may be
others whose names we do not remember as
citigons Of this county. The paper contain
ing the full list of names is on file in this
eL,c .s
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nui9se'' uii 'h1 Nt.y LII: alnd -
INC troops were in,E,eaisIely y, adnaDosi &c
prevent 1ihaSins' Inc IIoEusa euAr1 nay !,
lng oeen e,taolsuea' inc Eotks around me
Guy, Nhieh are OF lol@enEg S e1ueht ana
Strength were garTis3hssee. 10 ne Navy-yar'i
mas oeen se'hea 20 oenIlI OF the ha,y, o9'
NUT Ni NS SontehVs ''u ue.n yNs' r ~, y
except ~ some lumber ana quantity OF soi'
coal Inc ootcFoia anu {nrce r, r,Eet ~ honl-
IoIs arc sos ~ slchof ~ m nuns ol Se oa's .
ana down tine Isf'sas. LEI ne former; ana oie
3, tne iaiter, WI " sJ"; up ,nc NLEiIis Ely
hlyeI where the Teoel lfoll-e'an Nash'hie
an2 y, ttiS eunoo5I ~ Noig1o az llafe n.".
me huntsyIle apu VScaloos''' T'S p. TWO pow
erIul rams were sunk ~ olihHnn i nNer ne-
lese tne gVaeuatio2' uHl ii uav". IoieeS are
now ouslI ehsaeeu ~ oi"""e "P a"S IL
moving ooStructlohS ~ W 'ne man mp eilan-
mel Whleh mas proved 'obe very inrulluaoIe
ana luil ot 'orleaGGSS, S Altn"9sn .t We c,, are
removing mem ialld!y, regTst % 'ni3iin l:Il
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Cleveland plain Dealer.

We were very much pleased few days
since to receive by mail copy Of the Clcve-
land Daily PAIN Dealer, land We hope to
receive it regularly hereafter The estab-
Eshment has been purchased by our excel
ben, friend, Hon. W. W. Armstrong, the
nte efficient Secretary Of State, and the able
editor of the Seneca Ildrrtistr. Bro. A.
viii edit and publish No Democratic pa
per; and we hope he will be literally sus-
tanned and encouraged iii his new location. -
The Democracy of the Western Reserve and
Northern Ohio should giyehim good sup,
port, for be is worthy.
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med .ato paymen.. All etilseFs and enlisted
men who have been prisoners Of war, and
are now on fulOugh, or IN parole camps,
and recruits in rendezvous, except those for
regular army. will likewise be honorably
discharged. Officers whose duty il is, un-
der the regUl1tions Of the service, TO make
out rolls and other final papers connected
with the discharge and payment OF soldiers,
are directed 10 make them out without de-
lay, so this order may be carried into effect
Immediately.
Sep,nth-The Adjutant- General of the
Army will cause immediate returns to be
made by all commanders in field, garrisons,
and posts of their respective forces, with "a
view to their immediate reduction.
E,ghh-QhartermastcrS Subsistence
Engineers aud Provost Marshal Generals
Departments will reduce the number OF their
clerks and employees 10 that absolutely rU-
quired for closing The business of their re-
spective departments and will, without de-
lay, report to the Secretary of War the
number required Of each class or grade
The Surgeon-General will make similar re-
ductions of Surgeonsl nurses and attend
ants in his bureau.
Nmth-Chieis of the respective Bureaus
will Immediately cause proper returns to be
made out of public property in their charge,
and statements of property in each that may
be sold upon advertisement and publication
without prejudice to the service.
7cnh-Commanders cf prisons will have
rolls made out Of name, residence, time and
place of capture and occupation af all pris-
0ners of war who will take the oath OF ale
glance to the United States, to the end, that
such are disposed to become good and loyal
citizens of the United States, who are oh
iccts of Executive clenency, may be releas.
ed upon such terms as the President shall
deeul fit and consistent with the public
safety.
BY order of the Secretary Of War.
Signed W \. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
Official.
THOMAS N. VINCENT,
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Detail Of the Horrible Accident
ON the Steamer, 1,4OO lives
Supposed TO be lost:

CAIRO, April 28.-Thc steamer Sultana
from New Orleans, on the evening of the
2lst; arrived at yicksburg with her boiler
leaking badly. She remained there thirty
hours repairing and taking on I, 996 federal
soldiers and IS officers lately releasd from
Chowan and Andersonyille prisons. She
arrived at Memphis last evening. After
eoaling She proceeded at about A. M
About three, whenseven milesup, she blew
up, Immediately taltAbg fire and burning to
the waters edge. or 2,150 souls aboard,
not more than 700 were rescued 500 of the
rescued are now in hospitals. Two Or three
hundred of the uniniured are at the Sol
dier's Home Captain Mason, of the Sui
tana, is supposed to bo lost. At 4o'olock
this morning the river in front of Memphis
was covered with soldiers struggling for
life, many of them badly scaldcd. Boats
Immediately vent to their rescue and are
still engaged in picking them up, General
Washburne Immediately organized board
of officers to investigate the affair, who are
now at work doing so. ..
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The Order for tho Reduction Of
Expenses of the Military Es-
sabiigsAlneNfS, .3,..l

WAR DEp'T ADJtTANT GENERALS Or
Order No. II, for reducing the Enpeases Of
military Establishments: :
Fust-That chiefs Of the respective Bu-
reaus Of their departments proceed immc-
diately to reduce the expenses of their re-
spective departments to what is absolutely
necessary, i'll view Of an immediate reduc-
ton of the forces in the field and in garri-
sons, and 4 speedy termination of hostili-
ties, and that they severally make out the
statements of the reductions they deem
practicable.
,Sec0nd-That Quartcrmaster-G Generals
discharge all ocean transports not required
to bring home troops inremote Departments.
All river and inland transportation will be
discharged except that required for neces-
sary supplies to troops in the field The
purchase Of horses, mules, wagons and 9TH
er land transportation, will be stopped also
purchases Of forage, except what is requir-
ed for immediate consumption. All pur-
chases OF railroad construction and trans
portation will also be stopped.
I hHd-That the Commissary- General OF
Subsistence discontinue the purchase of sup
plies in his Department, except of such as
may, with what is on hand, be required for
the forces in the field, to the first of June
next. ~s7,aE- Ss~-T
Fomth-That the Chief Of Ordnance
stop all purchases of arms and ammunition
and material therefor, and reduce the man
ufacture of any ordnance stores in Govern
ment arsenals as rapidly as can be done,
without injury to the service.
FUih-That the Chief OF Engineers stop
all work in all field Notifications and other
works, except those for which specific ap-
preparations have been made by .commaD-
ders for their completion, or that may be re-
quired for proper protection Of works in
progress. I.f.a.
.S,rth-That all soldiers in hospitals who
require no further medical treatment, be
Aonorably discharged from service, with i'm :.
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nT-If it viii be any satisfaction to our
garrulons neighbor Of the Republican, We
would kindly say to him that the resolution
adopted at Columbus, January %. 1861, Of
which he complains, met at the time the
warm, cordial and hearty approval of such
men as Andrew johnson, now President
of the United States. +. NJ. Stanton, now
Secretary of War, JOB Stevenson, the gen
tleman who delivered the oration over Pres
ident Lincoln's remains at Columbus, and
numerous other gentlemen who are mem
bers of his party at the-present time.
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Z. N STANTON,
Secretary Of War.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. April
28, p. NJ. .naor Gmant UGr. A dis
patch from General Grant dated at Raleigh,
l0P. NJ , April 2G, states: Johnston sur
rendered the forces in his command, en-
bracing all from here to Cbattahoochie, to
General sherman, on the basis agreed up
on between Lee aud myself for the army OF
Northern Virginia. y
[SigncdI EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
..., Secretary Of War.
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The news in tO-day's S,ztiRd is glorious
Il announces the capture Of Booth, the
sssassin Of the Presineni, the surrender Of
Gen. Joe. johnson to General Sherman
and an order from Secretary Stanton, which
will reduce the expenses of the Government
at least cue million Of dollars per day
Thank God, the war may now be consider
ed virtually over. There Is no longer a
rebel army, except that under the command
Of Gen. Kirby Smith; and that officer, We
have no doubt, will follow :he examples of
Generals Lee and johnson, SO soon as he
learns of their surrender.
Every truc-hcarted patriot can rejoice
from the very depth Of his soul, at the ter
mination of this terrible war lie can
shout, Gre cannon, burn bonfres and go in
to ecstacies' generally. The SUI Of peace is
rising, and the whole land viii realize the
vitalizing influence Of its rays and acknowl-
edge their translucent beauty
Great political questions arc now to be
solved, but they viii require, not the sword,
hut consumate statcsmmizEip. Force is
ended. 1t has played its part, and VIC dis
miss it with unbounded satisfaction. With
peace we shall welcome every element that
shall reconcile us to accomplish facts, that
shall assist us in building up anew the
foundations of American prosperity, and
that shall make us forget the rude asperities
of the past in the brotherly Kindness and
mutual interests that alone cement nations
into a solid and invincible body.
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The Soldiers Casket.

We have received from the publishers
magazine bearing the above title. 1t is
really the soldiers friend-hsying Just as high
an appreciation of the brave boys who car
ry the muskct as Of the officer who carries
the sword. Such publication deserves an
extensive patronage. Terms, 50 per annum
or 81 for six months. Address, {. w.
Alexander, Publisher, No. 1873 South Third
Street, PhiladeIphia, Pa.
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D1Thc funeral obsequies of the late
President, at Columbus on last Saturday,
brought together the largest crowd ever
eonvencd in that place. 1t is supposed that
there were at least one hundred thousand
people present TO pay honorto the remains
ef the late Chief Magistrate Of the nation
Abraham IGncnln. '
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If any citizen was foolish enough to en-
tertain for moment the idea that the
death Of Abraham Lincoln would be good
thing for the country, let that man read the
speech Of Gen. Butler, on the first page Of
to-day.s Sentinel, and he will find occasion
to revoke his opinion There are few DEM
agogues more bhrewd and larseeing than
Butler, and few who have the audacity to
proclaim their views with the boldness that
he does Butler speaks for the New Eng
land fanatics, and his words are portentious.
He regards the death Of the President as a
providential occurrence designed by God to
harden the hearts Of the Northern people
against the people Of the South, to make
peace impracticable and impossible, and to
so enrage the people whose minds were 80
recently inclined so as to have them consent
10 an endIe war with all the horrors Of ex-
termination Tho New England idea of
coniscatipg the lands and property Of the
Southern people, and working them by
joint stock companies Of New England in
yention, could not have been carried out had
President Lincoln lived and perfected the
programme which he seemed to have deci-
ded upon, just previous to his tragic death.
Therefore, Butler, under the transparent
pretcns,o of mourning over the President, in
effect copgratulatcs his followers that an OBJ
stacle totheir sohemeis removed, that the
war will be continued. and that the Butler
policy Of confscation, and ilnpoyerishment
will be carried out. In these dark and
bloody times, sshen 50 many suypicions are
awakened, 50 many conjeetlres afoat, this
speech u. Batttqt's should be read and pom
dered. 9:<9ssfs. g Fl Z,
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J. NJ. STANTON, :
Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON. April 1880 A. NJ.

WASHINGTON, April 1880 A, NJ
MGor Gcacrqi Dr:
The Department has received the foioy-
ing dispatch from Major General Haleck
commanding the Military Division Of the
james:
Generals Canhy and Thomas were in
structed, some days ago, that Sherman $
arrangement with Johuson was disapproved
by the President, and they were ordered to
disregard it and push tile enemy in every
direction. -st' 70
Signed Z. NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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~asaThs particulars of ouc of greatest
steamboat accidents that ever happened,
will be found i'll to-days Sentinel 1t is an
outrage that soldiers should be placed on
such craft.
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MAJOR General Commanding.


WAsHINHIVNl " AIhII Y, TtO0.
10 HGjor General Dir: ......
j. VI likes Booth and Harroll were chas-
ed from the swamp in ST. Marys county,
Maryland to CARROTS farm, near Port
Royal, on the Rappahannock, by Col. Ba-
ker's force. The barn in which they took
refuge was fired Booth, in making his
escape, was shot through the head ard
killed; lingering about three hours Har-
rold was captured. Booth $ body and Har-
rold are now here.
(Signcd) +. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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ne8rA large number of the Republican
papers inform us that the soldiers are op
posed to the re- nomination of Gov Brough.
They want man for Governor who will at
tend to the interests of Ohio soldiers. This
is what we looked for When Brough was
nlentnd
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R@y"The funeral obsequies to the late
President, in all parts Of the country, arc
gotten up in fine style. The people turn out
b thouGands at every place where his re-
mains gtoD.
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WASlINGToN,
April 25-lO:20 7. NJ.

INqj. Gen, Dir,
4 dispatch has just been received by this
Department from Gen. Grant, dated Ra-
leigh, 9 4. NJ. April p. He says: | reach
ed here this morning, and delivered to Gen.
Sherman the reply TO his negotiations with
Johnston Word was Immediately sent to
Johnston, terminating the truce, with infer
nation that civil matters could not be en-
tertained in any convention between the Ar
my Commanders. ......
ISigned E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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ssA-Judge Davis, of the United States
Supreme Court in Illinois has heenappoin-
ted administrator of the estate Of the late
Abrnham Lincoln. ...
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WE did not believe in 'cure-alls' until
we tried Ayers inimitable Pills, and now
we think the v hole secret lies in the fact.
that purgatives are tho natural remedy for
disease, and DIR. Aver has made the best of
purgatives. They cure all complaints. .-Lo-
gan o., Press, ns
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BsE~The most casual observer canrOt have
failed to observe the sycophancy of certain
'loyal' papers and politicians. Two months
ago their denuuciations Of Andrew johnson,
then Vice President, were Of the loudest
kind. impeachment and resignation were
their watchwnrds Now they are as loud
in their praise of Andrew johnson, Presi-
dent, as they were then in denouncing An
drew johnson, Vice President. Reason
then Andrew Johnson as Vice President
had no patronage to bestow; now Andrew
johnson as President has.
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BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS of Washington
and Edward Everett are in many collections,
but in the home Of the person once afflicted
with that terrible disease, oATARRH, now
cured by the use of DR.. D. II. Seeley's
Liquid Catarrh Remedy, how should it be
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payPresident Johuson has changed the
day Of humiliation and prayer from Thurs
day, the 18th day Of May, to Thursday,
,Inna. ..
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Wbarepleased toaniiounce that Stc-
Istary ssGard- aud hjjsseq I I Eedsriesssrerap
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WASHINGTON, April 26. The navy De-
partmcnt has received the following from
the West Gulf blockading squadron:
TT - Er =, CuIn Snofu-D.rr

WASHINGTON, April 26. The navy De-
partmcnt has received the following from
the West Gulf blockading squadron:
81. L. s. FLAGSHIP SToCKDALE,
OFF MOBILE, April Is, 1865.
SIR:-In. my last dispatch OF the 18th
inst, had the honor to inform the De-
partment that General Granger and myself
had demanded the immediate and uncondi-
tionaI surrender of Mobile, and that it would
andoubtedlybe accepted, as'the city was at
our mercy, and we were in possession of the
outside forts. Officers detailed by General
Granger and myself were met by the Mayor
and authorities near the entrance Of the
there made. The parties then repaired to
the City Hall, where the Mayor addressed
the following communication:
MAYORS OFFICE, Cry OF MOBILE,
April IA, 1865
GENTS: I have the honor TO acknowl
edge the receipt of your communication, at
the hands Of Lieutenant Colonel r. G.
Laughlin, Of the staff Of Major General
Granger, commanding the Twenty-Third
Army Corps, and Lieutenant Commander
T. II. Franklin T. S. N, of the staff Of
Admiral Thatcher, demanding immediate
and unconditional surrender Of this city.
The city has been evacuated by the mill
tary authorities, and its municipal authors
ty Is now within my control, Your demand
has been granted, ailG ! trust, gentleman,
for the sake Of humanity, that all the safe
guards you can throw around our people,
VIII be secured t., them
. Very respectfully, your ob't servant, /,
\ lLigned r. II. SLOUGH !.
x " Mayor of Mobile. 4
70 Major-General Gordon Granger, COM
mlandiDg 23d Army Corps; Acting Rear
admiral H. R. Thatcher, commanding West
Gulf Squadron.
The das Of the Uritsd States was then
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THE SIXTH CORPS.

MIR. Charles II. Hannnm's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, sixth ARMY CORPS, !
MOUNT PLEAsAsI CHURCH, DiSwiDDIE COURT HousE,
April 3, 1865 }
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Sheridan, in consequence Of quarrel with Longstree
which caused his suspension.
SUSTAINED BY LEE.
Lee is believed have lost twenty thousand this
week which account for, and nearly an equal
number will probably be lost In addition by desertions
and struggling.
Our losses in killed and wounded and prisoners will
certainly not exceed five or six thousand for the past
week.
CAPTURES BEFORE EVACUATION PETERSBURG.
We had captured fifty guns and ten thousand prisoners
before the evacuation Of Petersburg
SHERIDAN CAPTURES MORE PRISONERS
General sheridan reports the capture Of thousand
three hundred prisoners yesterday.
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THE ARMY IN PURSUIT.
Mr.. q. CadwaIlader's Despatch.

Mr. D. CadwhHadeFs Despatchs
SUTHERLAND SrAnoS, Va, April 4, 1885.
yup uIarY1cxrz oy GRANTS OPERATIONS AaAfysr Rscn.
noSD AND PSrERssrRa.
The moro the military movements Of this week BY the
armies operating against Richmond are considered and
studied the more the attentive reader Of history win nnd
them unlike but superior 10, the most brilliant achieve
men,s Of the ablest generals Of the world. But few
scges Of modern days have been prolonged this OF
Petersburg and Richmond. On none have 1.-THE OF
offensive and defc asve engineering skill been expended
The history OF the world affords parallel TO this n the
length Of the lines constructed and held By No inner
strategy has been recorded Of any general than has
been displayed by General Grant in dcceving Lee AZ
to bis real point Of attack more aucacIous
assault was never made an enemys works than the
sucoesiful pps Of The Sixth corps by command Of Lieu