[Entry for 14 April 1865 not transcribed, see page image.]
7 bells ran in. the Harbor of Cadiz.
we anchored of Quarenteen. we were
visited by the health surgeons our pa
pers were not properly signd. we were
quarenteend until about 3 Oclock.
when we were allowed to visit the
Citty. I was among the lucky ones that
went on shore. I found Cadiz to be quite
clean but the streets are very narrow, and
the citty must be very hot in conse-
quence on my return on board I heard
the glad tidings that the Stars and Stripes
had been planted over the Capitol of the
Damnd Confederacy. by the invincible
Grant. while we honor the living sol-
diers who have done so much we must
not forget to whisper for fear of de-
sturbeing the Glorious sleep of the many
who have fallen. Mayrters to the cau [se]
of Right and Equality.
April 15th.[1865]
At sea. fine weather. took a Pilot at7 bells ran in. the Harbor of Cadiz.
we anchored of Quarenteen. we were
visited by the health surgeons our pa
pers were not properly signd. we were
quarenteend until about 3 Oclock.
when we were allowed to visit the
Citty. I was among the lucky ones that
went on shore. I found Cadiz to be quite
clean but the streets are very narrow, and
the citty must be very hot in conse-
quence on my return on board I heard
the glad tidings that the Stars and Stripes
had been planted over the Capitol of the
Damnd Confederacy. by the invincible
Grant. while we honor the living sol-
diers who have done so much we must
not forget to whisper for fear of de-
sturbeing the Glorious sleep of the many
who have fallen. Mayrters to the cau [se]
of Right and Equality.