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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
The S-30 Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, May l..-Jay Cooke re-
ports the subscriptions to-day to-day to the
1-3O Loan from all parts of the Unio at $l3,
1872, 100. Among the largest subscri ptions
are to the Third National Bank of Cincin-
natl, 81, $685. 900; First National Bank OF New
York, $i.0u0roOO; Second National Bank
of the Republic, Boston, 81 100000; Sec
ond National Bank Of Boston, 5000, 1000 ;
First National Bank of Portland, $500, 900 ;
First National Bank Of Syracuse, 5000, goo !;
First National Bank Of Philadelphia, 81, :
O3J 900; First National Bank Of Baltimore,
$5W0,000: Fisk Il Hatch, New York, 81,
i3, 700; Fourth National Bank, $500. 900 !;
| Bank OF North Bennington, Vermont, $780,
OOO; National Bank OF Metropolis, Wash
ington, s6O0.OUU; and Second National
Bank of Cleveland, 100000 There were
aso 9,6l3 i,diyiduai subscriptions Of $50
to 500 EACH ~. Z =.
Statements Of the issues of the scven-thir-
t. bonds is now circulating through the
newspapers, whose inaccuracies we are re-
queSted to correct. Congress, in July, 1864,
authorized the Secretary Of the Treasury to
borrow $40O060, 600 in such torn as he
deemed best Of this amount 500: 600, 900
WAS issued as ten forties, 100000 as five
twenties, and the balance, $13,000,o00, as
s5yeu-thir4ies. ; -.
On the Sd of ofMaich last, Congress author
lied a further loan of 5000 0O0, 900, $40,
600, 900 of this was taken and added to the
$3.50, 500 coo T seven tlfirties issued under
the Act of July. 1864, to rouud it up tc
$50 ,0)G,00J This made the first series OF
tn S .ven,tlirty Loan. This left $500.
0 -, 900, unissncd OF tie amount authorized
by the lastAcJ.--,
1ha issue OF $500, 900, 900 Of it as 73os
WIS directed by the Secretary of the Treas,
u.y. Their sale commenced on the lst OF
April last. This was the second series Of
7 80 loar. Its sale has averaged between
So, 600. 0O0 ant S9, 100000 arday Only
abou, $S.0Oo,@Q Gift remain this 18th
d. o. May,
When it is al sold there will be left al
tn: disposal of the Secretary OF the Treas
u Y. under the act of March 3, 1865, $780,
| 0 VI. 0)0. Itisaresumed that this amount
| W Ii be issued.ia the shape ofa third 'serief
o. the 7-30 loan, payable three years from
The 18th Of October nest, and that it will
have as rapid sale as the preceding series
| have had.
The GoSernneps, will then be enabled to
p'v all ,dnescto Soldiers, contractors, and
other creditors, and liquidate all floating
claims against The tire asury.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
A Threat at lhe Columbus Jour-
NAT, ana Some other Repubit-
can Papers.

NAT, ana some other Republic
tam Papers.
Several day since a telegraph dispatch
appeared in all the daily papers, from
Washington, to the purport that the Gov
ernment contemplated arrestipE such editors
as had published articles Threatening Presi-
dent Lincoln with assassination, lringing
them TO trial before military commission.
When our attention was called to it We had
considerable coueem in behalf Of our Re-
publican cotemporary, the Columbus Jour
nal, and some of hi, Republican cct,mpo-
raries. Some times last summer the Jour
nal published from . Washington cOrres-
pondent communication, which vas copied
into several other Republican papers, and if
our memory is not incorreet-the- Csdiz Re
publican among the number, in which Oc-
CURED the following paragraph:
Il like the spirit Of the Major in conf
mand Of the Slxtieth Ohio. When in his
presence the question was presun ptuOusly
asked: Shall we eventually have to COM
look, and said Il entered this campaign
with over eight hundred men; to-day l can
muster but one hundred and ninety-twos
and l tell you that if the President ever hints
o; compromis', there are Que hundrd and
n.net,i-flco assasans IN ny command ready
to march, solitary and alone, to the Hhite
House. We ,oish o,r friends at home had
tbs spir1t-'tis the spirit Of the Federal
Army, who bear the burden"
Now we don't believe that the Journalor
its cstemppraries ever really wished to see
the President assassinated, and We would
advise the Government to let its editors and
their reckless correspondent alone. The
Journal editors and their Republican cr-
temporaries occasionally lose their ballast in
political matters, and say foolish things, but
they are by no means had men.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

ny"The "Iioi3c Of the Fair, is the title
of a small paper issued in Chicago, in the
interest Of the. Moth Western Sanitary
Fair to be held in that city, commencing.
May 30th. 1t is neatly printed, and its
ma ter ju ic ou,ly selel ted ind arranged
During its continuance it will receive con,
t.ibut ons from many of our most distin-
guished men and authors.
See an article in relation TO the great
North Western Sanitary Fair on our fourth
page
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
Tennessee Senators.

Hon. Preble s. FoN Ter, recently elected
n the u. s. Senate rom Tennessee, is a.
b,ut AZ years of age and native of Ohio.
having emigrated Fl ON S,eubcnville in 1874.
When Tennessee seeded be went to Spring.
field. Illinois, but ietuled 10 Tennessee in
March, 1852 upon invitation Of Governor
.lobnson who made him Comptroller Of the
Troasnry. Hon. Mr.. Patterson, the Other
Senator, is sou-iu- lav,ofthe President.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

WAsIIN, t IN, May l0.-The Cavalry Of
the Army OF the Potomac are not to be dis
banded with the inf ntry. Gen, Sheridan's ,
command will be reorganized and set to
wolk again. SO will that of the Southwest,
and al will probably be placed under com
m md of Sheridan The consolidated force
W i number about 100, 900 men. The main
portion will probably be sent into the coun-
CIV west Of the Missi.sipri.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

A GANG of % guerillas threw train off
the track on the Ohio g. Mississippi road,
on the night of the 9Th inst, about 10 miles
ffom Cincinnati The safes Of Adams' Xxx.
press Company we e blfwl open ly gun
D .sder and $4,000 in 7-3J bonds stolen
Tie pas engers were relieved Of their mon
e, and ydua, lDs. The robI ers escaped a.
,oss the liver in skiffs. A eward cf $500
is offered for each and eve y person who
shall be arrest and convicted as perpetra-
tor in the rdbherv. y '''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

-sSaWithin the past few days Belmont
county has lost By dea h Of two Of her
most worthy cifizens-NnrWorSinan, ST..
Of Smith township. sevclal times "a member
0 the OHIO Legipiature--and Solomt n
Bently, Sr.,, who filed several important
,unty ofices-both of whom were among
orr most highly respected citizens. and both
W re paragon men.-.St. Cinniri,h Gazette
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

An ATTEMPT To SWITDBE THE GOVERN
MENT--TuE SwINDLER ARRESTED .-C. I.
Sullivan, private in the 10th Ohio Cayai-
ry, and paro!ed prisoner, attempted yes
terday to draw two months pay as Assistant
Surgeon. For this purpose he applied,
through a resident OF this city, who has
been acting for some time past III the capa-
city of Claim Agent, to Major Suyker, Pay
Master Us. A., and papers were exhibit
ted on which two months pay as Assistant
Surgeon had been previously drawn. His
scheme was working admirably; the proper
papers were made out, and he was request
ed to sign them, upon which he remarked
that he had been prisoner in the South
Sc long that it was impossible for him to
write his name, Suspicion was aroused
and the business defe red. Upon examina-
tion in the Adiutlnt Generals 3 office no sach
name was to be lound AS A sisiant Surgeon
in any Ohio regiment. Provost Marshal
General Wilcox on learning the facts nme-
the execution of which was entrusted to U.-
s. Detective B. :McCabe, by whom the
would-be surgeon was arrested in house
of ill-fame III tn nunthern part Of the city.
Sull van was taken to Tod Barracks, where
he was recognized, stripped of his uniform,
an confined in the Guard House. - Ohio
tStute Journal
neA-This &C. P. Sullivan, a private in
the 10th Ohio Cavalry" will no doubt he
properly punished for his attempt to swim.
die the Government, as every on who at
tempts that kind of business should be. II
Sullivan was owl er of the Sta Journal and
Quarteln aster at the same time, his pun
ishment would perhaps not be as severe as
it doubtless will and should be, judging
from farmer conviction. ....
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BSss1he trial Of the assassination con-
epirators has commenced in Washington
City befbrea military commission. No re-
porfers. for the press are admitted. Judge
Advocate Holti is assisted by Hon JOHN A,
Bingham and Col. Burnet, Of Ohio. The
trial viii continue until August, and proba-
ibiy los:ger.. Atternsys will make good fat
pickings before the trial II through.
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aNNh I ,nnIdIunore2

l warned thee, o .monish I'd thee, fo1 etold
'rhe dlnper. and the lurk. enemy
T at lay in wait; beyond thia ~ been force
And force up N free will hath here no place.
3 tail who are afflicted with Catarrh il
any form can obtain pleasant and speedy
u e iw the use of DR.. ID. II. S Se,ye's III
nuid Cltarrh Remc1v. ere CONSUMP.
TIOS had fixed its ia al GRASP.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
Jeff. Davis
CA PIT UREDlI

Tat fcllcwins telegraph dispatch received
At the Cadn Telegraph Office on last Sunday,
sives ths gratifying intelligence Of the cap
tup pf JEFF Davis and his staff, Oh last
Wednesday: = - -l-.
S-:WAsHiyoToS, D. c. May "A, 1865.
MAI: CIV. Dix:-The following dispatch
IS just received from Gen. Wilson;
Surprise and capture of JET. Davis and
staff, oy The 9Th Michigan Cavalry on the
10th inst. at Cowsnsyille,
lOhciel ''E. II. STANTON,
- Secretary Of War.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
AYERS CATmARTTC3 Pi'rLIs.

ulafo the Vitat ACJlVl-
ties Of the body, remove the obstructions of
its organs, purify the blood, and expel dis
ease. They purge out the foul hufnors which
breed and grow sdistemper. stimulate slug
gish or dlsordered organs into their natural
action, and impart a healthy tone with
strength TO the whole system.- Not only do
they cure the every day complaints Of every
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases. While they produce powerful ef~
fects, they are ut tile same time, in diminish
ed doses, the safest and best physic that can
be employed for, children. Being sugar
coated, they nre pleasant TO takei and being
purely vegetable, are free from any. risk or
harm. Cures have been made which sur
pass belief, were they not substahtiated by
men of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the, suspicion Of untruth. Ma
ny eminent clergy men and physicians have
lent their names To certify to the pnblic the
reliability of our remedies, whils' others
have sent us the assurance of their convis-
| ton that, our Preparations contribute im-
| mensely to the relief Of our afflicted, suffer.
| ing fellow men,. .sTe.
nish gratis our American Almanac, oohtain-
| directions for the use and certificates OF
their cures, of the following complaints:
| Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, 'Rheu-
matism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arts-
4 ing from foul stomach, Nausea, Indigestion.
/ Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain
| dItSluS EishuulohSyt AVoo W. utr"
petite, all Diseases which require an avaeu-
ant medicine. They also, by purifying ths
blood and stimulating the system, cure
many complaints which 1t would not be
| supposed they could reach, such as Deafness
1 Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and Nervoun
Irritability, Derangenents OF the. Liver, and
Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred cona.
! plants arising from low state Of tho body,
or obstruction of Its functions.
. Do not be put off by unprincpled Dealers
| with any other preparations which they
make more profton. Demand AYEH's and
| take no others. The sick want the BEST aid
! there Is for them, and they should ahave H.
! Prepared by J.rG., AVER a. GO, Lowed.
| BEAN and SHARF& O0.s Cadix, and by
dealers svesyvhsrs' nas, u 'e6sn.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

-GaMaor General Alexander Mcdowell
McCook has gone to New Mex'c,. He
takes his family with him, and is assigned
TO au impctaut position in that section.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

Don't forget Dr. Thwing, Saturday
and sundsy, May 27 and q,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

~5uTbouias Martin, supposed guerilla
was axecutsd 81 Cincinnati ca last Thurs
day. '9 e,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17
Administrators Sale OF Real Es-
80 tate. =


tate. ~
IN pursuance Of an order granted by the
Probate Court Of Harrison county,
Ohio, will offer for SALE at public auctiony
on MONDAY, the 18th day of JUNE, 1885,
at 10 o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises.
the following described real estate, situate
in the County of Harrison and State Of
Ohio, to-wit: The South East quarter Of
Section No. ,en (l0) in Range No. fsufse%t.
in Short Creek township and in the 'St&u.
benyiile Land District, containing One
Hundred and Sixty (is0J acres. The esar1e
being appraised at $S500,00. .h - '''..-
And also the following described premises
situate in the County Of Harrison. and Srsts
of Ohio, ard the town of Harrisville, being
In lots fnsad town of Hsrrisville, mum
bersd on the plat of said town, ffty.threo
(53l, tifty-four 54l and twelve feet off Of lot
number fifty-two, Last part Of Gray's ndN-
ton 10 said town by DnstDon. The ssIns
being appgsiss0 at $l50,0e.
Terms of Sale--Ons-halr IN hand, and
one-halfon the lst day of April, 1866, with
interest, the payments TO DO secured by
mortgage on the promises sold.
JOHN s. MAJORS,
Administrator OF Robert Graham. DECD
PHILIP DoNAuUE, Atty.
May 10, lS65-4t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-05-17

ERESH TEAS, Of good flavor,
Il 10 Bags COFFEE, at reduced price, at
n. S. McFADDEN " cos.
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New york Cattle Market.

of beef cattle. The market again ruled
heavy this week and prices fell lc per fb. -
The cattle were of good average quality,
but the city is literally supplied with fish
and meas. So, with the stoppage Of the
Goyernment wants the demand for beef cat
tle has become materially curtailed, and still
further reduction is confidently looked for.
Tn, Best cattle sold this week at 2lc, but
only lew at thatrate.
fhe total receipts Of all stock at the yards
far this weet and last week were as follows:
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Observation-Disclosures

@riter 3 ~ Ell 8. - Der @Oriser iieerrei6te eiue,t
Sei4luB, @cuoerneur 8rleforo, ben ueuerp1Gte ten 9pu>
rerreur Spann uub U2abor Chapman AZ eriu1en, bic
ReSierung 81 bitter, o1e Wtarpldnber 9fesimeater unb
ale WearinerS aus Baltimore ;u ~entlaIien. Ausencmz
men. .-1e-f
Som 2. 3peise nnrbe Der gei@luS e~npfdnse,, meI6er
oerft9t e1B 10 WtI1ner e. Hdnnt lperbeu, bic &inoer stpi=
f9en 6-20 Sa9ren gu r%egitrnen. ginise Serrsn 6emets
ten, balielbe lei segsnipdrtis ni4t nSt9tS unb ber8ei@luB
wurhe g~etafelt. na35
Oet. Sepier b~eantra9te, ben Wtabcr 3u autoriIiren, nit
einent D~iriaenten eiuea WiuiitHot8 Gcntrafts a6lui tile
Sen, baB baiielbe tpSttentli9 an setpifieu 5asen I'M Cont
nter @oE6erte im DruiO Sin 9art sebe. Gerner $1,000
ba;u ST 0ertpiligen. @neencntuep. ~
DIR. Sat6 REF ttn Sel9lu6 auf, Der Nicciation fir
6arbiSe &C. $4,000 ,u bertpiaiseu. Sir s Gage ouriid.
9ele9t.
Ntr. Coy u~eelrcidte einen 82ri6t bonn @ouite u6el
Mlitte1 unb Wese init Bel4tuB $4,000 5ur 0teparatur be,
guntpel iii serwiGlisen ; fern T rer 4rnleu Nfioc. $4,000
an;utpe1ien @etaf,It.
Der 9ei6Iu6, iiDli6e Gauleute einSulateu, trurbe al
urbeitimmte 3eit 3urhd5elest.
Oir. gii6pIS ref bic Orbinauj uuf, b~etreffen6 Der or
bEbuug her SlloirS I'M gttuerbepar:euient, tpel6e bon
Utlrrr nit rem Setc beie9t 'ppreeu mar. 0ieielb. PAL
irte urSea8tet bS getoS nit IA sesen 4 ct.
Der 3pei9 ~pertaste f6 auf beute.
3weiter 3 N e 8. - Der bonn erten 3neia
etnA ?itidte 8eriGt neb1t BcihlaB $25, 600 fir baS ppui
Of 0tefu je Su berpi1igen. paIitrte einfimnlig.
Der geri6t $4,000 fir bic alien Sertbeibiger III per
r~pilt9en fpurce oerleIe EN-
Der SeiGlus $3.50 5ur 9feparatlr beS @eriGt5se6du-
res 81 cerpi1isen, paiitrte.
Wprfhdu0d
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trail apenue 9ei1lugeit 3u baben. IT iDuroe
na6 benz 6itliden StattonSbauie 9ebra6t, um
Elm 8erb6r Dor benz Srieoensri&ter Spicer abs
5uparten. J.5I. &
SiabOre SinneI5 purbe geitern Ibenp per-
baftet uno beiseitedt inter Der Nnflage 5rn.
ST.. .. 8ater in Gnioritr. $11O geitOblen gu
baben. Wian fano 800 in ieinem Beiie, ooS
anoere @elo bate er ibon perplempert.
Ca 8ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier ipe3iea ouf
CONCERT Der 2an9i9en Sdule in Der NetrOpO>
Titan SaIle aufmertiam. 9afelbe puroe be-
tanntIi6 in lebter @o6e gu Dailer unb bOfient=
li6 wiro bsute Nbeuo Supiter PluUtus gu
6aule bleiben uno ben grOBen unb &leinen bic
6reube elmer l6Dnen MISUNDERSTANDING nidt
mieoer peroerben. y
N1 q a d GurOpa a. Ser Bremer
9Dltoampfer vNnterica" tpiro nd6lten Samitas
pom Jiew Sort na6 Bremen ob9eben. Wesen
8aiage penoe man li6 an Die expedition beS
Wefer. a
Sic Yoit fir bieien 9ampfsr i6liebt bier
Treitag gfa6mittag 5 ubr.
EB Oas srpRartise Gleicers Gefd,Gft bon Smith
Bros. & 60. in tent WtarmprsebduSe gtp. 40 GBeft Bal
tinrore= na6e 6reberidfraBe, lift i&On IanSt bstanrt ale
zines FER bebeutenSfe 6sr Stabt. lin a6er ibre' Sunben
in jeber Sinii6t ~befrebigen ;u tSnner, Fat eieie %ftreSiame
Girnla istt aud ben taneben ~geleSenen 9eHtlsmen Sur
nilbtns Stcre ii6erromuten, mo bic f%einften 9entben,
0fandetten, 4aIsbinbeu, Santi@u9e II. 1. NJ. in 9rSBter
Mu5nabl Al inben itnb.
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f@ut, OHcbi[t,

Cairo, 16. Ntai. Mittbeilunsen pct
Mubile biz gum z. iasen, bab elm @9iff ppr
unlerer SranspprtflCtte bort perlant
Ginise MurinesO ffSiere. 8ilOten urp Sn.
s~enieure iinO nu6 Dem SOmbisbee &iper oe.
0unsen, I'm Die S6iiie SIT bOleu, welde BEN
acmirol Sbatder BON ben Rebellen Ibereeber
purcen. ,
Sen. Ganbp piro BALD fem SauptsQ nartie,
na6 Stem Orleans perleeen,
Die p@olpetpn Stems" iaet, DaB Die Corn:
ernote gut, Die 3uderernte aber iebr 8erine
ousfolen meroe.
Sn Stem Orleans ~ferperte man b6bere Preilt
fir 8aumpplle.
14OO 8allen 8mmwOIle lino in ben lebten
bret Sa9en bur6 GairD ge9ansen.
@atrp, IS. Niai. Ser Dampfer - Warz
tin @olf" wuroe bur6 @ueriaaS UNI $4,000
in @elo uno $4,000 in Giitern beraubt bel
Wlpines Gambling, 9as Sdiif lieben iie fret. E.
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9rr g,rn,cs Der M~em6rlmSrOrr.

Darlington II. Wfat. GlS beut'
MOrgen Ous &riessgeri8t feline Sibung wieOe'
aufnubm, lief Sen. 9urris einen Srief Oes
2eperbp SObniOn p~erleien wel6en berielbe an
Z. OttOber 1864, an eint9e Burger in 8rinc
@eprseS Co., sei6rieben bate; burd bieiet
8tief uerIudte Der General fem @eriabren, ber
8etreffenoen ni6t ais 9tnwalt 5uSulafen, 81
re6tferti9en.
Wun ldritt bann sum @erb6r Der 8ela.
ftun983eu9en oes Sr. WtuoO, oeren Nusil9et
Jpn 10 itart tOmprpmmittirer, bab gar tein'
YlOali6teit ppr9anCen lit, DAB berielbs ben
Strid ent9ebt.
6erner uurOen bic 8eIuituns8ssusen 9ar.
plos .perbDrt, burunter einise @ueriaoS Dbl
MOiebp's 8anOe, benen 6arOlD 9eia9t: ie (g
uno BOOTH ieien Die Brdiioentenm6roer. T,r:
ner tpurOe Serg. Bolton GOrbett perbDrt, Der
ielbe iagte be betannten Sbutiaaen iber Sin.
fansung reip. Gri6iebuns Oes WtDroer8 aus.
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Npn YEN CrIeans.

New Orleans, IL. Nlai, pia Gairo
is. Mai. 8rofpB<W arl4aa anoericn uno
Sen. 9enniS 9ingen am s. pom 0lobile mad
Merioian al, UNI Sid TuplOr's SorGen gu pa
roliren. Sen. .6amiltOn, Militdrgouperneur
oun 3eras, lit na6 @albtnstOn absereiit.
Sine gro6e expedition na6 Seras miro alts9ee
rritet. Die @eietgebung Don Miiiiilippi 1T aui
ben 18. IN Sibun9 berufen uno miro pbne
3weifel cine Gtaat8cpnpentip berroern.
Sic 8aumwoaenpcrrdtbe in 0it<2ouiiiana,
WiIfiiIippi uno alabama, ipelde Der cpnfDoerirz
ten &egieruna seb6rten, fino ber Ser. Staten
&e9ierung ibergeben wcrosn uro ale Bripats
pertdnfe berIelben wuroen BON Sen. @anbr
perbpten. .A,.--.
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gsidtts aus ben carOiinas.

New gort, II. Y9ai. 38er 6eraIO ba
Spe5iat.9 epel6en aus ben GarplInas, neld'
beri&ten, OuB Self. 9apis Don 2erington aug
ben airbp Smith beOrOerte, ii4 ni6t 81 ersebep
Sen. So9nitOn 1T 9%egenpirtis in Charlotte,
g. 6. Gr madte Elm @eiu6 an Die Ser
Staten &e9ierana, ibnt gu erlauben, nab ga:
tlaOa gu seben, bod baiieIbe tpurpe abgel6la:
gen. ST iOl beablidti9en, naa SlOrioa 81
9eben.
Ser @Ouueraeur Magratb BON @itp Caroline
lit ftatis nno miro ourd uniere Gaoalerie
perfplSt.
NOairal Ssnme8 unO Capt. 9unninator
ppIen ft3 cine itiqe Sniel i'm itiuen Ocear
iu6en uno bort leben, biz Der Sloen iein
unu~bbdn9i9teit erlunet bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-18
G,ueriuus crIeiSen forton goSesNrafe.


Waibin gtDn, II. Wtat. Die S6ulo
bepeiie oe9en Die @efaugenen ltno Seri6m0re
iinb entI6eloeno uno enp9lltig. 9ie 8~er0fent
liduns Der @erbanOlun9en bat ale Spmpatbie
pel6e fi9 in ben 6er5en @in5elner CUR Belt be-
sebeimen 8rO5eiirung regte, 9dn5ll3 ertbotet
Wan iaqt, oaB ibnen pDn ibrert 9tnpdlten &C.
ratben porOen lit, aIe 9Offnung aufju9ebe1
Sic i6einen iebr nieOerseidlaSen gu fem. Wrs,
Surratt bat alien Wlutb p%erlOrer. Sic iiBt per-
i6leiert auf Der Nntlagebant uno 1T gu mande'
3ett fart anfaeregt. Sic lit oft 10 angegriffen,
OaB Iie aGf benz @ege na6 benz @efdngniB cine
StiBe brau9t. Gteperop SpbniOn nimmt nee
Mig @ntbeil an ben 8erbanoIungen. gr beret=
tet elm @rsument Dor, in pel6em er Die Surt8e
bittiOn Oes @eriGts on5u9reifen 9erenft.
= Wlan b6rt, baB Der Brdfioent cine neue
Nmneitie= Y%rpflamatipn porbereltet. Sic @efanz
gennabme BON Self. Saois II. 81. miro Der
@runo fem, baB bieie grOtlantotiOn weit Iibera=
Ter ausfdat, aI8 man ie iOnit bdtte ertparten
blrfen.
= Ser @Ortrab pon Sen. SbermanS 9rober
9rmee lit befanntli6 in NleranOria an9etOm=
men, no er 10 LANCE Ia3ert, biz bic Hepuefrage
geIOlt lit. Dian bat porgeldlagen, anitutt BET
Nepue cine grOBe StraBensB lrabe in Waib=
ingtOn ab5ubalten. 9ie Stiinmung BEG Sen.
Sherman ge0en Stanton uno Sailed mig mobI
Der @ruuo fem, bab oas BrOsramm in oieier
!6inIi6t gednbert tpurOe. ri
General Grant lplr geltern M6enb I'M
ariegsoartenlent, at8 elm Wiann in ieiner WOb<
nunq erIhien uno cine Oroer BON ibat ppr5eigz
te, Dem 8etreffenoen Die beioen Qiebllusspferoe
oeS Generals gu iiberge6eu. Ser StalImeilter
i96pIte 8erDodt uno CAB ibun Die Bferoe nidt,
t~uOrauf rer Wann tpeg9ing unb Die OrOer saz
rldlieb, pel4e ii4 ipdter als cine 5dlI6ung
erpie6.
Nan ia9t, DAP bic GOrreiponOen5 5wil9en
Sherman no Sale It einen lebr bibtz
gen gbaratter trd9t. SIZE Srieie beg e~riteren
lino poI bon @piiteln uno 2ebren an ben irrenz
ben Obtp Soloaten.
Ser S6obumtsiefretdr bat ale 9tequi!itipnen
bes 8riesaIefretdrS 9e5eidnet unO auBer Den
SpIoatenI6bnun9en lift iebt a0e8 beSabIt.
9as 6rlgenOe iDa i'm 9tuIeisb, 81. g.,
STANDARD perD6entli6t pproen ietn -
.@uf 0roer oes Grieg8IefretdrS lit cine 8ez
Iobnung pom $4,000 fir %@iniangung pes
fii6tieen @puperneur5 Smith aus '8irginien
ousgeieBt 3. Us. 9alef,
General WfajOr.
9as &riegsminiiterium bat fpIgenoe
@enero1orber erIaHeu : 9lle feinbtide 6Oreen
6fli6 pom Wtiilllippi baben ii an bic WtIli'
tdrma9t Der Ser. Staten ergeben nno 1T ieBl
teine autboriirte Sruppenmadt ntebr i'm 6elpe,
beBbalb miro beOroert: oaB pom uni
nab benz 1. Suni. 1865 ale Yeilonen, Welhe
inter 8affen gegen re Ser. Stauten sefuns
BEN werOen, OOer weIde Granddaughter ir>
aeno elmer Nrt begeben, alS @uerilaS betra4
tet unO nit benz s 6eitrait weroen iOuen
9ie itrenge Nusflbrung pieIer Ocoer rDiro Der
eOmmuuoirenben OffBieren Der Ser. ct. gr
NEE Sur 8fi4t gema6t.