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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-25
WAR NEWS.

| General rope army from the hapldan river
twenty-five miles back TO the Rappahannock,
and skirmish hes along the lines, with quite
desperate encounter at Clouse ford, nine miles
from Fredericksburg.
At Red River. Tennessee, on Thursday last,
company of Federal troops stationed there
as the garrison, were attacked hy force OF
Confederates and a desperate fight ensued.-
Twenty or thirty of the Confederates were
killed, hut the Federal force wae, at last,
compel1ed to surrender by the superior number
of their enemy. Red river is in Robertson
county, thirty-Six miles northwest OF Ma hvllle,
| AMI its capture cuts off all railroad communl-
cation between that city and the North, Gala
tin having previously been occupied ~ the
Confederates,
Gen. johnson, with force Of eight hundred
Federal troops, attacked the seventeen hun
dred Confederates under Col. Morgan near
| Gallatin, on Friday, and was d.}eated. Three
hundred Of the Federal troops were taken pri
soners, and the rest escaped to Ma hyille.
It is renorted that the Confederate army in
Arkansas under Cen Hindman is moving
west from Little Rock, the people along the
road joining the army and taking their negroes
with them. Gen. Bragg is said TO be at Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe briefly an
nounces that the movements going on IN that
vicinity were progressing vigorously and sue
cessfulv. The telegraph across the lay has
been repaired and is now in working order.
An arrival from New Orleans brings the in
telligence that General Butler has ordered the
surrender of all arms held by the citizens, not
even excepting the French residents, who re-
ouested to he exempt from the operations OF
he order. on the ground Of the fear Of serVlle
instructions.
4 few davs since an expedition was fitted
out at Newbern, North Carolina, to operate
against Kingston, but on approaching the
town discovered several batteries which could
not be forced and the expedition returned TO
| Newbern.
When people are troubled with the lnhictlon
commonly known as lies, they generally com
nlain Of the painful character thereto I ct
lille according to the Unabridged is only "a
,;rcumscrihed suIcutaneous Inflammation, char
acterised bv pointed rustular tumor, and
<uppurating with central core; peruncutus' :,
little thing like that ought not to be rainfuI
4 letter from an officer in Richmond, who
WAS cantured at Cedar Mountain, states that
all the prisoners there captured are treated
inst the same as other prisoners Of war They
are not in irons or separate cells.
Alvices from Rio, July l4th,- state that the
government Of Brazil has decided that after
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EDGAR SNOWD DEN, JR.
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,r sattling with the Carriers every week. The
rrnt;ng of this little sheet every day, and It's
,ror.rat;on. cost more than manv people sup
no,e-,nl every dollar for its publication has
- bo nail by US in cash. A the price OF the
nanpr ner week. is but little, anil small notes
ara now convenient, we hope our request will
not he unheelel. We are quite sure the ra
# onr is worth more than its cost 70 every sub
scriber, anl W. hope 10 be generously sustain
el in our humble labors
We must repelt that we are necessarily
conpeNel to DO an exolu Ivev cash business.
Advertisements must be paid for when they
are sent for insertion. And we take occasion to
saw that the Gazette is an excellent medium
for advertising, AMI request its old and new
f lis TO extend TO Us their favorS in that re-
spect
We can have NJ free 1hst All who receive
the Gaz :tte are expected to pay for it. This
is only justice.
The venerable Dr.. Dohrer, whose death has
alrea " been announced, WIS f,5r many vars
regarded as in the first rank Of his profession
in GEORGETOWN He was seventy five years OF
age, ani has, as physician, nlinistered to three
generations in manv families.
Commissions 9r Newton, Of the 1 p rtlnent
Of Agriculture expects an invoice OF suner1or
what from. Europe in the early part OF Sep
3emher, an II, time will be lost in transmitting
samples 10 various agricultural societies and
prominent far1ers.
4 u table occurrence Of the past week has
been the issue of Treasury notes OF the denom-
nations Of one anil two dollars, followed by
the twenty-five anil ffty-cent postage stamps,
all Of which relieves the community from un-
certa!ntie, in the real worth Of distant bank
bills, an | th Inconvenience Of small change IN
the q a1sen:e Of silver coin.
John u Garrett formerly resident of In
dlaaapolis WAS arreste having in his posses"
sion three hun Ire AMI twenty five thousand
'lars in Confederate notes Garrett held q
receipt from \ lAm>' Express for three hunlrd
an seyenty-dve dlsrS in money sent to him
by Il. u, L TN sey, Of Phla ielpE,ia.
The propo ition to abolish the whisky ra-
Son IN the navy originated with the Navy
Department, which, within the last year, has
hal great trouble an esul,arra Ssnlens iion tn.
ha'lt of lntoxicaeion among officers. One hun
ored and sevcn'y-one have een dismissed on
that account, and nearly aS many more have
zee" lost to the service. by offences springlng
from the same source.
The u. S. Govern ment is taking measures
20 - establish an array hospital at Fort Schuyler,
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DIEn.

In Baltimore, On the z4uh inst, Capt. &c HN
year Of his age
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

NV %sw E.s: j. ys:s S:nssss sss
Rosds. where remains .hp Bengal p.,. p.,r, 1ouaoD.
sars Ts' spssdms @ Af Eddss snip Hss:na CD
studey Cane Hayten Stephen aoSef
mss S s4ss s9ss. sp ss
HS Belle
from below ship BeDss a v of Ro.on 1veruoo Sid ship
BAITiS6sRp I RiR;p Feb i4-Arr brig. Nv Apglsssrth
lss; sesrs Hs%s sSss Red Esss SssnY, g
Y oa % Ss & K
Staples, Ponce X Arctic, Hicks. and Banyard wans
dea%a and Wilmington White for Rio de Janeiro bgs
II Dillingham; Harrington, for Bordeaux and Josephas
fall RIVER, Feb ls-Arr schr I smith, Beaumont, New
GLOUCESTER, Feb i2-Arr schr Dashing Wave, Freeman
HOLMES HOLE, Feb barr bark Albion Lincoln Bib.
KEY WEST FEB sIn port barks " Hail. Potter from IRON
ant from chss Miller Brewer from & Ga1dsnss
deiphia; Berry Lamb from do Lanfair Of NYork; W
IXCHiAsP0RT, Feb 7-sld schr Magnet sanborn, Porto
fort for baltimore; Mary Ei1aSeth Chase New Beiord
Work Lowell kmoa Providence for No. R"ap%ke POKE
sT Tp@SSsss BseSS PSkens schr TAe'
NEW LONDON, Feb BAIT schrs Sea Ranger, iIickley
Port Royal Sc An Rogers, wigh.man and Gazelle' SIM
PORTLAND, Feb i3EArr bark A Allen. Pa.ten, NYork
Cid ship NesnA Watts Monteydeo and mkt; schr Geo
:. PoRfsM0UTh, Feb i3-Ar schr Dashing Wave Freeman
PRoyIpENcE,, Ee5 l4-arr Ar steamer ospray' Kenney
NYOrk. Sid schr } Nj Lane, POOLE do.
SALEM, Feb l3-sld schrs Eliza OTIS r Merriam, and
sToSiNaroN, Feb ,s-Arr schr Hannah Havens. Rob.
erts NYok for Proyidcnce sioop Surplus Sherry, Eza
WiNTERPORT, Feb 7-sld schr II Turner, Grant, Bal
tmere. ~ -.
scher, Hutchinson do.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Spoken, &c.
Bark Fury from Boston Tor Palermo Feb lat 81 80 ion
Bne Havana 40 days from Rio GIande for Cork sho! Of
sana Jam so| no date i%' " "a lon sa A''''' ~ nA'
Foreign Ports.
Fa.Sns SSi
Asu.pI1a EeS & M Ann Ann vessel vessel in in port, port
BsoywsnsniyEr, Jan as-Arr Cabot. NcGresor, NYork;
iS; ssrnERHavhs, % Jan a-Arr Johann smat, Schmidt.
s1s da SD 3 sssh Radiant Tayos @ Sss:na so H0''
jan @A 1damson hu';oS and Mariana Gas Ians
s4s a;.ss b5ssy
& g *. mHnSs % rsrssS ssS
Francisco iand sid Tor London) Arundel Bartlett Boston
f. o
G Nsfn Wq Ty hasrs Sr MYSk ark
EmsIie, Arrians NYork Sid sis, 9 Howard NcEerson'
e.; w. HsFas sT as1HS &
'esssa SssSsocs ssSn are.noc. Coulter Nyors
essss s .
days. Spark she Ocean Kinney from Lghorn
g. a @ ssss
sss Helen
S Ev Hymsn msq: N hsSs land LYDIA Nichols
HoirnSID' Jan s0-Ar Emerson Smith, Gates Liverpool
. san ssS S Re-
an nash.%ass sHsass Syo
ps Id os @ S :n' MSs s% sSs "a g s s4
sff
Ssa a. Feb sa .fss Jss
D. schr A Mcclellan NYork
san Ssss sSs
ie New York; Endymion, Williams, do Moocks, Norton
p, ! bach sl: s., E,ns = ,s 90 , Ksnpssay NYom
n % EdnsSs can Carl Won
ainand, Bullerdieck, and Bremen, Meyer Baltimore; Sst
0IleSa GosDos, a,j Jan S-Ar Foxens Edw.rd. xYort.
forsSd . s%SGy
mouth ssaysy sandsrlsps sasGs and Hong a Kons
IcUsn foSss, FeoiArr Bohemian 10y, Grange Port.
IissoN, Jan 2o-Put in washington wenke from Bremen
= Eisrns Jan so-sla D g M.rr.y, Van Name, NYors;,
Jan mnsOs sor
Ss4' s ss;5s . e. ss:.ss.
Jan bc 1A Am AndreS od sSG Carney Mayo Boso1
ell for swaiow do; Jos Peabody Whitney FOR Hong Kong
SD SsS bark s'f savsr s
afss Eef s sS 1ss@s ssqsr
nusgss gs Nsro grown for DC 81 Triumph Murphy
c and Umea lds Sarah unc; schr Hstsc Ross for New
%soos' Jan 50 Arr c r o,Briep, Wiley, Clyde.
T.Is.,na Jan Jan fNS S-4 Az 9s.. yesssI I In pS
American Ports.
BOSTON Feb l4-Ar brig Morning Light Blair, Havana;
kbns Tsyl9. Tapy New YorS; ,chs oean BIRD Power,
ssIs SS SsS s k.Ss Sip sss s ss
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Brig Ada tBr), from -.
Ono bark and one brig, unknown.
QtyI Cn
American Shipmascers' Association,
Nos 81 AND So MERcHANTs' EXCHANGE.

American ASSOCI1tIO03
Nos 81 AMP SS MERcHANTs EXCHANGE.
The following approved officers have received cerHeass
Of this association, making over 1000 in ALL
Captains Allen Alexander brig Belle; Alonzo Small, hyig
Nash; Edward II Wood ship 0roso; James W Spates
ship Woodsde Henry Gadsden, mate seamahp Arago
VIM Wiley, ship Union; Prince Harding ship Flying Seud
aSp a's ss a
ria; John II jerks bark w Woodside.
Miscellaneous.
Bee report Of steamship Maanzas, In columns
The steamship City of Baltimore sailed from Quarantine
yesterday AM for Queenstown and Liverpool having
received the morning papers.
The steamship Hanss sailed from Quarantine yesterday
morning for Southampton and Bremen.
AMERICAN u Supplement for Feb Is out This
Dunber contains list Of 70 vessels and resurveys
BARK IEvrsrcA Carver at Gibraltar 23d ut for New
so liz s''"''D " ''es' sumner Oh giving ''''
scHR LaxxRL Perciva hence at Gibraltar lost over.
board the steward VIM Messerve, of New York. Jan in
Iat38 80, Ion 40 20.
scaR ssSx, Ellms from Ms.sn.ss for New York
Ing having ashore CaIysfort Reef She would
dergo repairs
MISSING vrssEIs-The hne clipper ship Bald Eagle Norris
may lost especially there many
Esss Bos.on p 1852 l7os TONS rated A owned BY Geo
scSr LIE Boat LEFT Gloucester Dec for trip to Western
1as spoken Jan BY Reand
inst pSr the heavy gale but has not been heard from
y G Babson Co, and uninsured
LAuNcH-A little sloop Of about II burthen
1syssId so%%snass The sshI building i1
and rigging are and expected that she will be launch
barbors Of New York boston, Baimore Charleston savsn
New Orleans and 0aveston at the latest accounts from
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
sPORTING.

T,oR sALE--A NUMBER OF SMALL BLACK TAN
II Terr ere very small and OF the purest breed. Also
Ktnr Chsrcs Snnipls ant Innan greyhonnns Newonud-
and AID st Bernard Pups Of mammoth lre d; two kye
Terrers Pointers Settlers aud Dogs OF all lreeds AZ 80
u Gardner corner Of Broadway and Fifteth street. ~ T.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
Port OF New York, February I6, 1864.

Steamship Teutonia tIan) Tanbe Hamburg Jan IT. and
J Passed cs cpe Rs
boarded by the boat 10Th inst lat q 80 Ion AZ fen IN
ss s
sss1i 3ia OF
IS Bound
noyal Sc Feb ~ in ballast viii passsngers s ST.. to quar- a
Bark Palme,aet tNor) o!aesen, Tarragona 60 days.
Louisa Benton sssas Feb with &c, to a @
sorm had pilot on board days Sailed IN company win
Brie Tana tof Eastpor shackford Tereaa, Jan with
fruit &c, Smith Had head winds during the entire
Brig Moulton (Br of St John, NIB sane Maiansas,
ha on e cayor Reef G %h
schr Demi Henarck.On 9aais 4s days, y with lead
waredale OF Eastpo from Alexandria for Falmouth Eng;
h ior Brso ss l'' 50 o. Ion spoke Ham snip nsn's
,%ood sa 4c 10
:chr ashore Fortune Island also saw bark Maryland on
Nysssa SfIaf Of ashSrs @ % q that
prsg S1 Ss0 Ssa ont Fs ct wh
ded with brig Croton for Newpor RI carrying away je
g back to repair both vessels had pilots on board
.d seF o. s ii g. ssys . ss
seSr sr Vide SSs wSrd ADAMS s's sa%Srs days
Schr G Il Fisher Stevens, Milford Del daya
Steamer Ospray. konney. Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Ada tBr), from -.
Ono bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Barks Goodspeed sligo; wleland Brem) Bremen; Jason
lNor Rotterdam; Panama Rio Janeiro; Houston, ateras
ne Lord @ sard o Sgs Want
Dorchester (Br), Havana.
Port Royal sc City Of Br ospenstewn and
Liverpool; Hansa (i3rem), Southampton and Bremen.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

r,pooKEs DANCING ACADEMY, 26i BRooME ST.
kHoo NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY.
- n ,ho Fashionable dances In course OF aessona
LADIES meet Iaesdeys and Fridays, y, sscSrM IN n ~
GGtiIIpREN Wednesdays aud Saturdays 3to 6P. N.
LADIES' Primary Glass instructed by Mrs. Brookcs
Inc soiREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

Spoken, dc.
Bark Fury from Boston Palermo Feb lat 81 So loi
q So.
Brg Havana 40 days from Rio Grande for Cork short
provisions (and supplied by schr kiddeY, Ha
Jan 30), no date LAT 27 "a, Ion 81 S.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

BOSTON Feb lt-Ar brgs Morning Light Blair Havana
5sremle Ukiino Baker New York; Trade wind ni
York Cid ships Lincoln, Mason, Llverpoo Auto rat Rr.
well LvepooIi Wilder Farley Nshols Ship Island; BRIG
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

LNoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4
Il spendidly hed up Liquor store in one of the onsi
stands in the Sixth ward. Satisfactory reasons given
Cor selling Rent moderate Apply the premises
59a Mulberry street. " Y N B.No need apply.
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

DiAMoNDs BoUGHT.-HIdHEST PRICE PAID FOR
~ Diamonds al As and 80 Nassau street Onee hours
from II loi. JOS RAhEE
The New York herald., 1862-02-17
DRY GOODS.

NORsETs AND sKIRrs-NICE FITrITd OORSETS,
from cents ees. steel Skirts ryo:; % cehls, weTSs
n nss Gn,.s Esnss and % Sr @ soder joy
Nineteenth street, east side. -
The New York herald., 1862-02-17

OFFICE OF THE STUYVESANT INSURANCE. COM
~ psny l2l BoweryNew York, February l3 ls52. Dvi-
dend The oard OF Directors have this day declared semi
annual dividend of six (6) cent payable to the stock
holders and after the 10Th inst Transfer books viii be
closed until that date.
BENJAMIN j. PENTZ, Secretary
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
ht1G CAMP MIcHloAN Nrenia, Z

jan Btu, 1864
Nothing hasi occurred set ~ our iniIst
worthy oi notice. with tho exception nf d
Lieutenant of the Michigan ~ getting shot
iu;tho mouth. He was out d lev days ago,
looking urodnd 70 see what was TO be seen
10 the neigbLori,0ud OF Ponick Church
when no suddenly came upon party of the
rebels, who fired upou him. one oc tho balls
taking ,ffect 10 his mouh, passing within
ab"ut I Of an inch ot his jngular vein. Hs
however, 10. not considered dangcfously ilt
A desorter came in hero last night, from
the noighborhood of Pohick Church He
gave stressIng account of thoir Erces at
that place. He, says, IL they are laft whore
they are ior.3 Ur 4 weeks. tbUy will be- com
ple,elY starved o9t; that they cannot get
half enough 10 eat now. aud are poorly '
clothed He states that Their guard houses
are ful dll' 81 tho time. on account oi
tho .ipeu rreipsing, to do duty. IL is almost
impossible to got shem To go out on picker,
aud. as pdhisbmeht. thoy arc put IN the
guard house. 1t such Is tho case, whore
will lhoy be by spriug?
Tho wintof weather has only just begun
here. Yesterday, the ground was. for tho
INST, timo this .wlntor, really white with
snow. Our men, many of thom. have put
up log cabins, reminding tho spectator OF
Unclo Toms cabin; while those that have
NOT, have good Sibley fonts with stoves in
them. (altbough Of thor own purchase J and
arc in oyory respect, IN condition 10 stand
the winter weather fnoly. Tho soldiers are
in the beat of spirits, although Now Yoar s
found the spirlis'in some OF them; and,
owing to. its, moi, being of tho first quality.
suDdowu found somo of tho sons OF man
upon their .backs' Yo: peace and quiet
reigned Throughout the camps generally
We have a pIbnty of clothing aud enough
to oat and to spare of such things as Uncle
Sam furuisbes |; such as bread, (that being
the staff of iiie.) corned beef, pork, bacon
Ouce week, fresh boot, beans. rice, coifso,
toa, Sc &c, Las, Monday your correspond.
ont roturned to tho B.1gado Conmissary
So2 worth of ovor ratons. for the months
of Nov aud Dcc.. which goes into a com
papy fund, TO thke caro- 'of the sick and
wounded that need sumo delicacies that
they otherwise would not get. 10 sga
It. is supposed that therD arc between IS.
900 and 40 900 Rebels down tho river, noar
Occoquan, whore they havo battery com.
maDdibg tho river, and which place We
probably shall have chance TO see within
two weeks from now, rs we arc calculating
to go down and try to clear them our, whoc
the weather takes a favorable turn; the
weather beingtoo cold, and tho ground too
slippery TO riDvo with case and cnmfort
Should wo meet with good success in the
expedition. which bavo every roasou to
believe We shalt, you will perhaps hear from
mo again. But. for the present. will leave
you. Theretore, with my best wishos FOR
your prosperity, aud the continuance ot
your worthy paper and the Union, re-.
main, 'as ever, your. obedient servant
'f "''-' is' 80 SCRlBBLER.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
The Surrender Of Mason and sliiell.
IAN he'll shaA cape for Ibis u saAkrsrlArE

"Ali he'll shan gaPe tor his -SHAkEsPLAEE.
Among the many striking portraits
which the great dramatist has drawn,
there is none truer 10 nature than that ui
"Ancient Pistol" II the Yankee Gov
eminent have not enacted the part Of
"Ancient Pis,or' 10 the very lie, in The
embodiment with the English Govern.
ment. then there is no such thing as im-
.ation, and parallel cases caunoi exist in
nature. Wnen the piratical onslaught
was first made upon the British vessel the
yell OF rxultAtion which arose in Yankee
dom resounded throughout the world
Vast meetings assembled to testify their
admiration Of the deed. City Councils
voted it unrivslled in daring and sagacity
since the days OF Bayard, The press
rang with applause. The Secretary Of
State hassened with his need Of praise
The Secretary Of the Navy vas not slow
in approving the deea. Congress hailed
The rising glory Of the new hero, and .es-
'iied their appreciation Of his exploit with
ou, dissenting voice. The city Of Boston
dined him. and wined him, and listened to
his narrative. and made the welkin ring
with applause. The newspapers vowed
that they would see every American ship
burned, and every Yankee town and city
nprooed from the very foundation. before
they would shrink from the side Of
Wilkes. They were determined TO back
bin, at all hszards and to the last exirem-
iiy. Never WIS there such defiance as
they hu,led at England.
And after all, what has been the re-
suit ? The Yankee fre.eaters have
drawn back from the first piece of live
coal presented them. The Yankee swag-
gerers have been the first TO eat their own
words as soon Ms it was ordered them
The Yankee Congress, who unanimously
approved OF Wilkes, abandoned him upon
the very FIRST intima,ion that il nigh; cost
them something to hold on to him. And
Bennett, instead Of eatiog up Canada, in.
stead OF melting an insurrection 10 ireland,
instead OF fitting out six thousand ships
to cruise against British property, coolr
advises the Yankee Government TO knock
under, and, in the very spirit of aneen.
Pistol cries. "All hell shall cape for tbis'
hereafter ] Wonderful people wonder
full press wonderful Congress wonder
ful Secretaries wonderful Yankeedom |
Certsinly the world never saw your like
before. Even, '.the bases. Of Kingdoms"
is respectable when compared 10 ycu.--.
Richmond Dispa.ch.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
VOLUME XIII. NO. 9.
su,Iden emorRency.

sudden emergency.
Referring you to the recent message Of
nv predecessor, I coDgrAsslsts you that
you are thus placed In possession Of toll m.
formation Hs to tho couditon sad nhart Of
our Slate.
Governor Dennison has devoted himseW
TO the duties Of tho Executive Ofics, with o.
zeal aud energy few men arc capable Of,
and with an integrity OF purpose worthy OF
the highest commendstion. In bis fnrts
TO discharge tho onerOus, delicate, and re-
sponsible duties of his otiec, during tho
in~St critical period in the history Of our
state; ~ has never, for moment, con-
suited hise~se, nor evon his health bus
mas been ccnstaytiy found at his post Of
duty. Hs has richly won for h,mso!i. what
all public men shouh seek alone to win. the
pleasing commendstion,o his constituents,
Well dono, good and faithful servant"
And nov, gentlemen, may We NIL. by un-
firing industry, strict economy, uufinchins
integrity, and devoted patriotism. w,u Tor
ourselves just title to the same high praise /;
to the sweet oonsolstions of an approving
conscience. and to the rich blessings ~ our
Divine Father. DAVID TOD.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
Columbus corre.po ndenes,
The following letter was received one day
too late Tor publication last week


too late Tor publication last week 10
1eHe. cmuvprs Ia, 7,h ,seo
s', S' go 49,
l arrived IN this" Capital City, Friday
morning about O'Clock. From PainesvIlIo.
had for company, small tquud OF 70
cruits. tfso 6oys,) on their way to Camp
Denpison. They had passes from Leut.
shen in Camp ID, but. AS tho conductors
did not kn0" the said Lieut.. or that there
was any such officer ~ tho United States,
th,y refused tho passes. Tho boys wore in
u fix, which made them feOi like beating a
retreat. happened 10 know that the passes
we're good. aud signed by one authorised ,o
hSue thou, and succeeded Ia satisfying tho
several conductors Of tho sano, aud the
boys came slong rejoicing. told them ON
'he starr, would seq them through on
cond,'lon iha. they would koop steady,
when 'hsy d'd 70 tue 'ot'or. BY the way,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-01-17
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

families OF o v. M, which passed to i,s
htst reading. IL 10 q bili in substance to
coni.noe tho law Of 1891 during the war.
Mr. Ktum's bill will probably pass. or sou,es.
thing like it, Strong ,f5ris viii be made 70
make IL n State law. lotIiDg each County
draw per head for eash man in survive.
Tho House. ~ill adjourn over until
Thursday, 10 give the speakers time 20
make the COMMITTEES. aud also 10 give due
respect to the Sih oi January. A good many
resolutions Got no account only to work of
Rss,) have bevn Gffeted tor resolutions. on
many OF which the yeas aud nays have beon
domauded, making no dlffvrenc. only in the
printers bill. Yours,