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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18
Peace Runnors.

The papers have been fIIed, for the past
week or 50, with rumors of peace missions,
by the Blairs, and others Our readers
need not build any hopes upon any of them
as the present administration has no terms
to offer not embraced in Mr. Lincoln letter
ITO whom it may concern, terms which
the Southern people viii never accept
The object, wethink, Of the commissions, is
to hold out inducements to European ma
tions, that they may notinterfere. But the
people are being converted to the peace
doctrines very fast, and storm rs rising on
that question which it will beimpossible to
quell. The resolutions of Col. Connell, in
the Ohio Legislature and the position taken
by Greeley, Lincoln El0ctor for New York,
are aids from an unexpected quarter.
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Coed nye. BafIer.

A dispatch in this morning. paper can
veys the gratifying intelligence tlIat hsjoc
General BENJAMIN Brabklin Butler: irrever
emily termed the Beast" has been reno
we'd from command and ordered 20 report
at Lowell, Massachusetts, We pity the
people Of Lowell, but there seems TO be no
other place for Butler just now, except VIII
miugton, North Carolina, and hs cant get
there very well at present However, at
Lowell, the General win have an opporiu-
nifty Of bullying the factory girls aud terri
fying the small boys, to his hearts content;
OF, falling in this, he can amuse himself by
digging imaginary Dutch Gap Canals in
the back yard OF his residence. Double
locks and burglar-proof safes would sell weu
in that town just now, for certainly the in
habitants will not think of suffering silver
spoons or other valuables to remain lying
around loose" !
MJor-General Ord, who temporarily sae-
eeeds Butler in command of the Depart
ment of Virginia and and North Carolina,
is q gentlemen and a soldier. He is well
known in this city, haSing spent the greater
portion OF last summer here or in Bellaire,
where, we believe, his family still resides. =
Hheeling Register. Ia
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Deats, of Edward Everett.

BosToN, Jan l5.--Edward Everett died
this morning at 4 clock, at his residence
ON Summer street, of apoplexy. His age
was 10 years and about months.
Mr.. Everett addressed his fellow citizens
at Fanueil Hall on Monday last, in aid Of
sending provisions to Savannah, and during
the afternoon of that day was present in
Court in reference to claim for damages
against the city of Charleston, for overflow
ing portion Of an estate in Medford' by
constructing a a dam on Mystic River.
On Tuesday he became affected With quite
severe cold, but neither bis friends or him
self deemed it serious. Saturday evening
he appcared about as well as usual, and re
tired to bed declining to trouble any one t
remain with him. About 3 o'clock thi
morning his house-keeper entered his room
and found him sleeping naturally. An hou
later she was alarmed by. hearing heav.
fail in his room, and found him lying on tn
aoor breathing heavily. A physician wa
promptly summoned, but before his srriva
Mr.. Everett died.
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Notice I'm Partition.

VEENRY BOSLY, ,Greenberry BosIyy
III Daniel BosIy. Winfield S. Bosiy, Hans,
". Thompson, William II. Thompson, Geo.,
T. Thompson, Amanda Thompson, Louisa
Bosly, Samuel Bosly and NJ. Bosly will take
notice that petition was filed dagainst them
on the 1lth day Of January, 1865, In tho
Court of Common Pleas, Harrison County,
Ohio, by petitioners, James Bosly, Amos
Bosly and James Smith and wife Jane
Smith, and is now pending, Wherein petit
TONERS demand partition of the following
real estate, to-wit: Situste. in harrison
County, Ohio, being a part OF the South
West quarter of Section II Township 10 and
Range 4, in the SteuberyiEle Land District,
| beginning at the center OF said Section,
thence South 50 perches, thence West 40 T. 10
perctes, thence North l5o East Clio perch
es, thence North $50 hast 10 perches, thencs
North $50 East 39 perches, thence North
| 284o East f6S-l0 perches, thence North L9to
| East II perches, thence East 4-l0 perch0N
| to the beginning, containing Ii acres, l ROOD
and 30 perches-
Also O part of the East half of the sane
quarter section, beginning at theSouth East
| corner of lands lately owned by William
Farmhouse on tho South boundary line OIL
said quarter. thence West Al 5-10 perches,
thence North 2O4o East % perches, thence
North 10o. East IA perches, thence North "
East l6 perches, thence North y Wes
perehes, thence North 50 East percTw
thence I1ast % lilo perehes, thence Soutv M
perches to the beginning, containing VI
Acres, Roods and 35 perches; in all Il
Acres and 25 perohes. And atthe May term
1865 OF said Court said petitioners will apply
for an order that partition may be made o
''''N ~ j. NJ. EsTEP,
/ Attorney for Petitioners.
January 12 1S65
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A NDREW MIKESELL, Joseph Mike
n SELL Samuel Mikesell, Jesse Mikesell,
Daniel riikssell John Millor and his wife
Susannah Miller, will take notice that a De-
tition was fled against themon the llth day
of January, 1865, in the Court of Cannon
Pleas of Harrison County, Ohio, by Walter
Maxwell and Mailala Maxwell his wife, and
is now pending, wherein they demand par
ttion Of the following real estate, to-w1t:
Situate in the County Of Harrison and State
of Ohio, being o part of the South West
quarter of Section No. 20 Township 10 and
Range adjoining lands.of Robert Hanna,
James Hanna and others, containing 20
acres. fs-
Also another piece, part Of the South
end of the North West quarter of said SOC
tion Township and Range; beginning at D
post on the South East corner of said quar-
ter section, thence West 1852 perohes to o
post, thence North 60 perches to a post
thence East 100 perchos to q post, thence
South 60 perches to the place OF beginning.
containing go acres, roods In all 80 acres
and roods; being The same land conveyed
| by Peter Mikesen and wife to George Mike
sell (now deceased) by deed, dated June %.
! lS48. rt+ ~.
And that at the May term, 1865, Of 3sir
Court the said Walter and Mahala MAXWELL
will apply for an order that partition mag
bo made Of said premises.
| sl13i ~ ]. M. ESTET.
/ " AttorpI' htPeatiS nor.
| Jan, 1s, 1865.
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Mr.. Wilson introduced bill 70 authorize
the appointment Of Second Assistant See
retary of War, which was referred 10 the
Military Committee.
In the House to-day a resolution was a.
greed to directing the Committee on Militia
~ Affairs to report what legislation is nee
essary to secure prompt examination into
the causes of persons arrested, and speedy
trial or discharge.
The question of the constitutional amend
ment for the abolition of slavery was taken
up and discussed.
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Farm for Sale!

TVyHAT Valuable Farm in Shertcreek
Township, Harrison County, on the.
road from Cadiz to st. Clairsville, formerly
belonging to Andrew Ritchey, decea sed ;,
containing '140 Acres, moro or less, we'll
adapted for either Farming or Grazing.
about 100 acres under cultivation, the bal
ance well timbered. The improvements aro
a two-story Brick House, frame Barn and
improvements. If the above farm Is not
sold at private sale before the 10Th Of Febr}i-
ary, it viii be sold at public sale on the
promises ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of that day. -
For price and terms enquire OF tho heirs
on the promises.
January Is, 1865-3t.
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THERE has been destructive. fire in Lou
isville. The Gait House and its furniture
is burned The lossis estimated at half a
million dollars. There was an insurance o1
500, 900 on the furniture. Mr.. William Ha;
mer, of Shelby county, Kentucky, persisted
in the flames.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

GENERAL BUTLER has been removed
from his command in Virginia and North
Carolina, and ordered to report at Lowell,
Massachusetts,. General Ord is to be his
successor, temporarily. This is great fall
for Butler E r..
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The Right Kind of Democrats

The editor of the Clarion (Pennsylvania)
Democrat, Ia Democratic paper published
in u county where the Democracy are in
large minority on account Of the high
price of paper, labor and other articler con-
ncctcd with the business, determined to dts-
continue the publication Of the paper and SO
announced to his subscribers, when they
called meeting and resolved that he should
not stop, and told him to raise the price Of
his paper to $4,000 paid him year in ad-
vance and told him TO go on as they were
4 not going 70 do without paper II al
2 Democrats would so support their local pres
1t woald be but short time until the coun
try would be restored to peace and prosper
ity by Democratic rulers Let the expen
iucDtbe tried everywhere.
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+ Gov. PACKER, of New Jersey, says in
his message that the State is out ofdebt and
has large balance in its favor. lie tavors
reconstruction and says that I'VE should not
only seek to overthrow the rebel government
hy force, but also to conciiiate and WIN
back the rebel masses. over whom 1t excr-
ciscs de.potic control"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

GR1ERsoN's raid in Mississippi destroyed
about twenty mills and several locomotives
and cars of the Mobile and Ohio railroad:
4 fight was had at Egypt in which mum,
ber of rebels were killed and five hundred
wounded. Gen. Holoombc was among the
killad
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

WE HOPE IT IS NOT So,-The GAINESVILLE
Times saws: I'VE are informed that Judge
Okey, one of the Judges of the Court o.
Common Pleas, in the Eighth District, will
resign his position in the Spring, perhaps
April lst.
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M, A r r I Fl D


On Dee. lst, by Rev. r. Armstrong, Mr..
SAMUEL CARTWRIGHT, of Adena, o..
and Mrs. MARY L. STONEBRAKER, q
Harrisville, Ohio.
On Dec. ed, by the same, Mr.. ALBERT
b. JENKINS and Mrs. CATHARISE
THOMPSON, all of Adena, Ohio.
In Cadlz, Dec. 9th, by James Howard,
Esq, Mr.. AMOS b. NEVIL and Mis- HE'S
TER ANN VANKIRK.
On tbs Goth ult., by Rev. VIM. Wishart 4,
Mr.. WILLIAMS. GROVE and Miss MAR
GARET ANN LENNON, all of Harrison
county, Ohio.
BY Elder James NJ. Grim, on tho Sth day
of December, 1854, Mr.. EZRA CRAM
BLETrf, Of Guernsey county, Ohio, to Miss
MARY L. CULLEN, of Harrison county,
Ohio. 81
lGuernsey Jeffersonian please copy.l
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

PRISONERS OF WAR-About two thou
sand Contederates, taken by Gen. Thomas
in the Nashville campaign, arrived here last
week. and were added to the large number
already at Camp Chase. Columbus CT's's,
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SHERMAN killed all the dogs on his line OF
march. A western editor wishes sherman
would march through acertain town in his
neighborhood. 8b~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

Hon. JAMES GUTHRIE has been elected
United States Senator, for sig years, from
the 4th Of March, in place of Coy. Powell.
He received 65 votes to General Rousseau
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

ON the 7th desperate battle took place
near Julesburgh, Nebraska, between the lst
Nebraska Cavalry and lare body of Indi-
ans. The latter were defeated with consid-
able loss.
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under her constitution adopted in April,
1904
The substitute was ordered to lie printed
The House resumed the discussion OF the
proposed constitutional amendment.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is.
SENATK-Mr. Howe presented the petit
tion of the Wisconsin Historical Society,
asking for reduction of the duty on impOr-
ted books, which was referred to the COM
mittee on Finace.
Mr.. Lane, of Indiana, presented the pc
tition of the Indiana Publishers ASSOcia-
ton, for reduction of the duty on import
] ed paper.
HousE.-Mr. Kasson presented a petition
of Samuel Wilkinson, setting forth that he
! is the Washington correspondent OF the
! New York Tribune; that he filed three diff
! ferent I, legrams in relation to the removal OF
Gen. Butler; that a censorship bad been es-
tablished without law and exercised without
authority; that his telegrams were suppress
ed BY order of the War Department, lii vi
olation of the freedom of the press and
lawful business, &c, and he prays the pass
age of a law making the telegraph as acccs-
sible as the mails. The petition was refer
red to the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Cole introduced a bill in amendment
of the Pacific Railroad act, ratitying the as
signment made by the Central Pacific Rail-
road company Of California to the Western
Pacific Railroad company, and requiring
said road to complete % miles yearly and
the whole line from San Jose to Sacramen
OF in four years.
Mr.. Hubbard, of Iowa, introduced bill
authorizing the Secretary of the Interior tC
institute geological surveys Of the Blach
Hills in Dacotah, and appropriating S2o,90C
for that purpose.
Adjourned to Monday. r-.
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THE Spaniards are making poor progress
in the conquest of San Domingo, and the
French are not succeeding according to their
anticipations in Mexico.
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THE remnant of Price s army is at Boggy
Depot, on Red River. Desertions are nu-
merous and the country filled with strag
glers.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

FoRT SMITH and Van Buren, Arkansas,
have been evacuated and will probably be
DESTROYED.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

Hon. GEO. Fl. PENDIEToN made splen-.
did speech on the 18th, in the House OF
House of Representatives, upon the qnes-
tion of amending the Federal Constitution.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

THE garrison at Beverly, Virginia, has
been captured by the Confederates, under
General Rosser The enemy then eyseua-
ted.
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TIE Indians in the neighborh hood Of
Fort Kearney are very bold and hostile. -
They largely outnumber the troops in that
quarter. -.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

tEy~2r.on Brownlow has been nominated
- Governor Of Tennessee, By ConseptioB
- NasbyiEe.
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THE remnants of Hoods army is rrepor-,
ted to be fortifying Corinth, with view Of
establishing winter quarters there.
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AN emancipation ordinance has passed
the Convention in Missouri, by vote oil 60
to a.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-01-18

LEAvENwoRTH, Jan. l3.-Gen. Lane
was to-day reelected to the United States
Senate for six years, by vote of 81 to IL.
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Hon. HENRY @. WILSON has been re-
elected to the United States Senate from
Massachusetts.
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try.
WASHINGTON, Jan. :.
HoUsE-Mr. Schenck, from the commit
tee on Military Affairs, reported bill, which
was passed. amending the law establishing
an insane asylum in the District of COlum-
bia for army and navy officers, SO as to ad-
nit insane civilians in the Quartermaster
and Subsistence departments of the army,
on the order Of the Secretary Of War.
Mr.. Holman introduced preamble, set
ing forth that the House, in December last
adopted resolution directing the Secretary of
War to furnish copies of the order issued in
December. 1868, that recruits to Gil up old
organizations should be mustered out Of
the service with such regiments, and also di-
recting him to furnish a cupy of the letter
addressed to Governor Andrew, and asking
the Secretary of War tn say whether the
principle therein contained had been ap-
piled to all soldiers mustered in TO fill up old
regiments; and whereas, the resolution has
been complied with. therefore,
Rcsohred, That the Secretary of War he
directed to inform. the House why the infor-
nation has not been furnished, and that he
be directed to furnish the same.
The resolution wa adopted.
Mr.. Morris, of Ohio, introduced a bill au-
thorizing express and other transportation
companies to sell unclaimed freight. This
was referred to the committee for the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Mr.. Grider introduced a bill providing
that the mothers Of illegitimate children
who die in the military service or fall IN bat
| tie, shall be entitled to receive arrearages OF
pay and bounty the same as other mothers.
The bill was referred to the committee on
Military Affairs.
On motion of Mr. Wilson, resolution
was adopted instructing the committee on
Judiciary to inquire into the expcdiency OF
reporting bill to exclude the testimony OF
! parties in interest in suits where adIninistra-
tors executors, and guardians are partici-
! pants.
Mr.. Grnnell introduced resolution in,
structing the committee ON Military Affairs
to report, at an early day, on the expedlcn-
cy of n law to coniscate so much OF the
property of conscripts who have failed to re
port for duty as viii secure soldiers in their
stead
The House then resumed the considera-
ton Of the Senate resolution proposing the
amendment Of the Constitution so as tt
abolish slavery throughout the United
States.
Mr.. Ashley, of Ohio, gave notice that h
would on Monday or Tuesday ask a vote OF
the pending proposition.
The House then ad diourned.
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THE Republicans in Mexico are still fight
in~ the inpeYialists Of Maximilllan.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. {

WASHINGTON, Jan. U.
SEyATE,-Mr. Sherman, from the Finance
committee, reported back the petition Of ar
nv officers asking for an increase of pay,
and asked that the committee be discharged
and the petition be referred to the Military
committee. Agreed to.
Mr.. Trumbull offered resolution, which
was passed, calling upon the Secretary OF
the Interior for information as to the Coy
ernment, how many in each State, under
what law employed, &c., &c.
HousE. Mr.. Kasson introduced bill.
which was referred to the committee on
Ways and Means, TO promote the diffusion
of knowledge by the suspension Of duties on
imported paper.
The resolution tenderinga vote of thanks
to General Sherman, his officers and men,
was passed. 80,
The House passed the Senate bill repeal
Fling SO much of the act Incorporating the
| Smithsonian Institute as require two OF the
regents to be appointed members OF the Ma
tional Institute, the latter having ceased to
exist. ,,,.
Mr., Schenck. from committee on Mill
tary Affairs reported back the following
Joint resolution, which was UNANIMOUSLY
Pesohed That the thanks of the people
| md Congress of the United States, are due
and are hereby rendered to Major Genera
Sherman, and through him to officers aneG
men under his command, for their marcl
! from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and then
march through Georgia to Savannah ant
the occupation of the latter city, and thai
the President cause copy OF this resolution
ia be engrossed and transmitted to Genera
Sherman. 80,
Mr. kasson offered resolution, which
was agreed to, that the committee OH Way
and Means consider the expediency OF pro
viding for q commission OF members or tn
Senate and House, with leave to sit durln
: the vacation of Congress, totexamlne an
renort system of taxation bearing equalln
: IN the property and industry Of the counttr
j and the best means Of providing for mail
S ing the credit and meeting the necessaries:
+ the Government; and that said commlssio
report by bill or otherwise at the commenc'
ment Of the 29th Congress.
Mr.. Kasson introduced bill for the pr
motion of knowledge, by suspension OF I'll
!. duties on imported paper. The bill vi
d referred to the committee on ways at
, On motion of Mr.. Wilson, resoluti'
= was adopted instructing the committee
~ Rules to inquire into the expediency OF ere
n t;ng two additional standing committees
one on Internal Revenue and an other
ID the National Currency, and also into the
~ pedieney OF standing sp'val committee
the Pacific Hai'road.
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UAHOTOGRAPH ALBUM MS, all kinds ard
prices, at JOHN BEALLsS,.
jan. Is
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ETAND LAMPS, Wicks, Chimneys, and
HH Ga rbon Oil, at lowest figares, at
Jan. Is JOHN BEALLS.
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EeURE WINE, in Bottles, years old, for
medical purposes only, at
ian. lS. JOHN BEALL'S.
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Estate of Mary Jane Mikese2ss
Ehhc@aaosS.

vEyHEundersgnod has been duly appoint
ed and qualified as administrator oil
the estate of Mary Jane Mikessll, late OF
Harrison County, Ohio, deceased.
WALTER G. MAXWELL,
- .. Administrator.
Inn 1S 1S65-3t
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ERAJNTS, Oils, Dyes &C., a large and COM
plete assortment, always on hand and
at lowest figures by JNO! BEALL.
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The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of the Senate joint resolution hav-
ing in view the amendment of the Constitu-
tiOn to abolish slavery throughout the eoun-
try
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GLASS and India Rubber Eye and Ear
VI Springs at JOHN BEALLS.
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Estate OF Games Crsainley, EseC'd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been duly appointed and
qualified administratrix on the estate sf
James Crumley, late of Harrison County.
Ohio, deceased.
REBECCA CRUMLEY,
.,- Administrstrix.
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IMPROVED India Rubber Breast Pumps,
Goodyear's and Nsedhanl' small and
largesi acs, at low rates, at BEALL'S.
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EVOWlG i STEVENS Family llye Colors
It'll the only reliable ones, for sale at man
utacturer's prices by
JOHN REALL, ..
JAN. 1s Druggist and Apothersry..
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N0tice I'm Partition.

Attorney for Petitioners
JANUARY 1S, 1885.