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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
What Congress Has Done.

The Thirsy-seven,h Congress, which has
| Just closed lie existence, had q work of tre-
mendous responsibility 20 do. and has, In
general, met the responsibility manfuliy.--
i After its members were elected, in 1890, q
great rebellion sprang up, and bad 10 be
4 grsppled with stout hearts and brave hands
\ Although made the snbject Of much unrea-
sonabie abuse, especially during the latfor
! portion of its continuance, history will
characterize Il as the most important as we'll
as the mcst benofcent Congress since the
foundation of tbe tfovornment. Among the
important acts pAssed By 10. are the follow.
ing:
Tho Homestead bill. giving fres homes 70
honest settlers.
The exclusion Of slavery from tho Terri
tories. thus securing honorable competition
and certain prosperity TO those settlers.
The Pacific Railroad bill, opening TO the
public market tens CT thousands Of produc-
lire acres, and also guaranteeing creator
prosecution Of the gold discoveries in the
vast interior.
The Agricultural College bill, by which
the States may bs benefited by all the most
valuable Information regarding that agricul-
ture which is the foundation Of their wealth
and integrity.
The exclusion OF slavery from the District
OF Columbia, BY which the nation has wiped
from her garments the broad stain Of hold
Ing human beings in bondage upon terrific
ry under her exclusive control
The Embellishments of. q sound and uniform
national currency.
The recognition OF Hayti and Liberia.
doing sardy Justice 10 those iong-wsitinR
nationalities, and opening now zelda fsr tho
colored men and women Of our land.
The prohibition Of Folygamy, the twin
curse Of Slavery.
The establishmsns Of Department. Of
Agriculture.
The Organization Of the Supreme cecrs
of Claims.
The prohibisisn Of Copgressmea and al
Government officials from soliciting Offices
and oontracts for others TO pay.
The Consoription bill. nakiag pscsision
for Bling up the .eePls.ed ranks Of the
The biiI aatkorislpg the Preaident to is
sue letters Of marque aad reprisai at his
discretion, II public necessity shall demand
their employment.
. or the measures which have failed, the
moro Important were: An efficient and
practical Bankrupt law; the bills TO aid
Missouri, Maryiend and Delaware IN abol-
ieutSk ontotyj quo ptVPvn"tV" " Ss.ss.8e
the Illinois cansis, 30 as TO pass gunboass
from the Atlantic to the Mississippi; /; some
provision for the defense of the Great Lakes
from foreign invasion; tho failure 70 abolish
the duty on foreign paper, instead OF re-
dueiDg il from 80 10 20 per cent. ad vates
rem
Taken altogether, the s7th Congress has
made for itself q good record. Tho opposi-
! tim make boasts Of what the coming Con-
gross win do. We shall see Il 10 proves a.
efficient for the eountFyis veal ~ the one
that has just ended.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

REsPoNsz TO THE BUrrEaEurA--An nrti-
ole upon our Northern Butternats has np-
peared IN the Richmond Eaasirer. from
which We take the following extract;
Let us respond to the sympathics OF tho
North-West % the pyopar spirit hat Il
with the baycnet. Those fond feelings
which (lbsy aay) are gushing and nopiDg
toward us now. les ~ not rudels turn them
back to their spring IN the Hoosief hears.
but rather npen wider tho source. and
swell the yolnms Of THAR love. by the only
means 10 have ever used With success
namely, horse. foot and especially artillssy."
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20

scRATcn the green riad Of . sapiipg. or
wsatonIy twist In the seii. SCARED or q
crooked oak rIil tell Of the act for years to
ooae. How forcibIy doss this hgurs show
the necessity Of giving right tendencies TO
the mind and heart OF the young.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-03-20
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
Carl Schurz and his COmmand-.Inter.
eStlng CORES SDOndeDce.

This mornings Chronicle contains the
following correspondence:
"HEAD'eRs THIRD DIVISION, May7.
10 Major General Ho,oard, Command.
lng Eleventh. Corps:
"GENERAL:-I fud it stated in the M.
czFonicle New S York fYHas Htpar4E, 4Eassbeingian sei,n @
1t was my division which, in the action
OF last Saturday, threw itself flying upon
the res. of the -oorps, and it was even
stated in the New York Herald that l
led the disgraceful flight in person. These
are statements against which | feel my
self obliged to ask for protection. You
know the facts and you have seen me in
that engagement l would respectfully
request you to state what troops threw
themselves, flying, upon the rest, and
where l was and what l was doing while
you saw me on the field of battle.
Il am, Gen. yours most respectfully,
"lSigned,l c. ScHURz, Maj Gen"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
MAY 13, 1863.
GEN. Stoneman,s Generations.
(From tho Richmond Examiner. NAV 4

| lFrom the Richmond Examiner, May41
The Confederacy has never received
an insult so mortiiying and provoking as
that which 1T suffered yesterday and the
day before. The Federal army had
reached and taken possession of Spot
sylvanla Courthouse. From that point
they have not only attempted and exc
cuted the maneuver suggested as prob
able in our last issue, but a great deal
more. Leaving the body Of the armv.
stretching in line from that point to the
Rapidan, their cavalry, under General
Stoneman, has pressed on to the Central
Railroad and cut it at TreviIlian's; then
penetrated to the road between Fred
ericksburg and Richmond, and cut that.
too, at or near Ashland and at the mo.
ment we write is believed to be career
ing unharmed in the open country ten
miles from Richmond, in the rear of
Lee e army, having crossed his commune
cations with the city and shu; off, for the
moment, men his source of supply.
serious effect on the great battle or bat
ties nov fighting or fought in Spotsylva-
MA, Is not possible. The trifing dam
age which these cavalry have done TO
e"S AoiiiO iOauo Ndn pS IcpdiTtu SOOHer ludn |
it was effected. But the event throws an
unpleasant light Oh the improvidence of
those who control the military powers of /
the country. Its success shows that they
are blind to the character of the man
now In command of the Federal forces
he is no longer an able, prudent officer,
making war according to the established
rules of the science, but reckless gam
bier, who has nothing to lose, and is
ready to play on any chance, however
desperate. Such adventures as these are
precisely what might have been reason
ably expected of him. But further, in
the Investigating Committee of the Fed
eral Congress, General Hooker, while
stating what he thought should have
been done done by Burnside, laid down,
in SO many words, this identical cavalry
campaign, as part of his programmed
The Southern Government and General
were forewarned, but would not be fore
armed.
The lines of telegraph between Rich
mond and Fredericksburg being, of
course, severed, we are unable to give
any authentic intelligence from the
scene of real action. 1t is generally be-
lieved that decisive battle was engaged, |
it not concluded, Oh yesterday, with sue
cess to the Confederates at all points but
one; but even rumor does not furnish a / !
detail beyond the circumstance that the
brave and able General a. P. Hill has
been wounded.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
HARDWARE.
JACOB STRAUB { SlN,
"a Main Street.
tsix doors below the Washington Hcuse)
HARDWARE.
HAVE NOW ON HANT

HAVE NOW ON HAND
SO Dozen Blood's C. s. Grass and
Grain scythes;
so Doz. N, & L. Waldrow's Grass
Grain Seythes;
10 Doz. Blood's Briar Scythes.
90 Doz. Hay Rakes;
20 Gross Seythes Stones;
50 Doz. Hay and Manure Forks;
80 Doz. ShOvels and Spades;
% Doz. Cradles:
so Doz. Snaths;
40 Doz. Axes;
200 Kegs Nails;
5 Cas- Trace and Log Chains;
Locks, Screws, Tacks and Coffee
Mills;
Spoons, Table & Pocket Cutlery;
Files, Saws, Curry Combs and
Brushes;
Selves, Carpenter and Cooper's
Tools, &c., &c.
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
ap22-sm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
Quick Sales and Prompt Returns.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

They solicit a continuance of former favors. Es.
2ecal care taken in the collection OF Bills Drafs
Die Packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves Of II.
facilities of the Express obtain shy desired in.
nrmation In reference 10 the routes and details Of
ne business at their Office First street. between
Main and Locust.
Jy2 CHAs. wRNTz, Agent,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
"HEAD'oRs llrH CORPS, May s.
ITO Gen. Schurz, Commanding Third
DirisiOn.

"To Gen. Schurz, Commanding Third
DiciSion:
II am deeply panied to find you sub
jected to such false and malicious at
tacks. l saw you just as the action CON-
menced-you FASTENED to your post. l
next saw you rallying your troops near
the rife pits, upon the ground occupied
by our corps. After this you were with
me forming the new line of battle near
General Berry's line. l do not believe
that you could have done more than YOU
did on that trying occasion. The allega-
tions with reference to your division are
untrue, since yopr troops did not occu-
py the front on the point of attack. 1t
would be improper for me at this time TO
speak relatively of the conduct of the
different divisions
My official report will soon be made.
1t gives me pleasure to subscribe myself,
"Yours, truly,
20 o. HowARD, Mai. Gen"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
FOR. SALE By

III. scHLAEPFER, EvsaEviRs'
KELLER WIFE I"
JOHN EARL. us Grass.
And bS the Druggists and Eerehazts ssnsfeif
hror @ho1t be United States and CanAdss.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-13
sword, made by Tiffany & Co., New York

sword, made by Tiffany & Co., New York
s-cost $3.50
Two hundred and fifty men of the Sd
Iowa cavalry were attacked by Dobbins'
command to-day. Ten killed, and about
twenty-five wounded. Very badly cut up
Tonight We are all sleeping (or rather
awake) under arms, expecting TO be call
ed out before morning.
den' Gorman is removed to-day; Gen.
Ross has command. The cause of Cor.
mans removal is said to be his opposi-
ton to the Administration.
A PRIyATE IN THE lsT IND. Cav.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

THR NORTH CAROLINA RAIDETs-It is the general
belief in North Carolina that a. least twothids Of the
Riders who visited Rocky Mount last MoadaY,, have
bsen either killed or tured. The North 6arOlinians
volunteering in direction, for the exrpation
Of these vanda horde stated that men OF sixyhve
and over have taken up their shot gpu mounted their
horses, aud are engaged in the hunt for Yankees
At Tarboro the raiders burnt the railroad depot and
some three or four other building Private property,
except slaves was not disturbed The poor negroes,
however, we're carried of in drOves. Many Of Ihtse
will no doubt, be retaken.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
lCE4DE,S RENDACITE.


The following official communication from Gen. Lee
Yankee generals
REAO4UAErEEs AsNT NonRFSS VISsNIA,
2lst July 1868.
G.a s. Cooper Adj dtAnt and Inspector General, q 8
A., Richmcnd, Va
GENKRAL--I have seen in Northern papers what pur-
ported to be an Official dispatch rOnfGei. Meade Stating
lhas he had captured brigade Of infantry, two pieces
Of artillery, TOO caissons apd large humber OF small
arms as this army retired the south LankSof the Pc
,Opac, on the lSth col l4gh instanss.
This dspstch has been copied into The L mOnd
papers and is official character may cause it TO be
believed desire % s'ae that it is incorrect. The
enemy did not capture any organized body Oi men on
that OCCASION but only s.uggePs aud such were lett
asleep on the road exhausted by the fatigue and expo
sure sf one of The Indictment nights have ever
known az this ,elyCu OF the year. IL raned without
cessation, rendering the road by which our troops
marched to the bridge at Falling Waters very difficult
70 pass and causing much delay that the last
OF the troops mos cross the river at de bridge
until P. N. the l4Jh. While the column was ~
detained on the 70, number OF men, worn down
with fatigue lay down in barns and by the roadside,
and though officers we're sent back 10 them,
the troops moved co. the darkness and rain prevented
them from finding al, ard many we're in this way left
behind Two guns we're lsft in the road. The horses
shat drew them became exhausted and the officers vent
forward TO procure Diners When they returned the
rear Of the column had passed the guns so far that It
Was deemed unsafe 10 send back for them, and they
we're thus lost No arms, cannon or priso ers were
taken By the enemy in battle, but only such as we're eit
behind under the circumstances have described. The
number Of thus lost unable TO state with
accuracy but greatly exaggerated in the despatch
referred TO.
am, with great respect,
Your Obedient servant
X ~ LIZ General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
FROM GENERAL LEES ARMY.

Az the Western mail is no. opened at the Post ONCE
Sunday night, had letters last evening from our
correspondent with the Army Of Northern Virginia.
The Central trgin, lat evening, brought down from
Gordonsvls about three hundred and Fifty Yankees,
captured IN a fight at Smokers Gap, on Friday. We
were unable 70 obtain sny particulars of the affair be-
yOnd the report that General Hills corps dlOdged the
enemy who holding the pass, killing number and
capturing the prisoners who arrived here ye4lerday
It seems probable from all accounts, that the larger
portion Of Cen Lees army IS nov In Culpeper county,
aud that Meade is cautiously moving in the dir0c-
fioD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
NOTICE .

NOTICE.
BUREAU coSsCRIPTIos,
Richmond Va. Juy 2lSt 1868.
To answer inquiries and 10 correct not uncom
mon, the following notice published to all concerned:
Under the call OF the President extending the
script age subsuonS have ceased to be valid II the sub
ute be than IS years old and not otherwise exempt By
law.
Membership, oeer duly accepted by the War
OF Organizations for home defence special
service soner claim exemption from Confederate Service
neither service In the militia une In case OF oeers actu
aIly In commission Whoh duly qualified
g. Hereafter any furnishing substitute viii become liable
in his the services OF the substitute
to the from other than the casualties Of
Applications exemption any ground whatever must
h be addressed the local enrolling sce who, he has not
power TO act or doubt will refer n IN to higher authority
with report Of the facts All such addressed direct 70 higher
viii invariably be referred back for To-
cal exanaon and report and the applicants VIII thus have
lessly lost and prolonged suspense.
Appeals against adverse decisions by local omee VIII be for
waded BY them hearing when plausible ground OF appeal
Is set forth. ., =,
OF conscripts will give this notice extensive
on in the local press Of their respective states
G. W. LAY, Lieut. Col A. A. G.,
iQ81v Acting Chief Of bureau.
City papers copy one week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

ToRAccO-fHE ClNlI CIAPPED.-TNo hogshesdy Of
tobacco we're cold in this city last week. by Mr. wm B.
Gray, fer Dir. r. V. Watkins Of Halifax county, at un-
Preeede tied prices. One hogshead, weight ,2S4
lbs, brought fo'T hundred and tseHt 6gs dollars per
hundreds 244 90; the other, weighing l,s22 lbs.
net brought 1924 per hundfed-SS O9S IS. Total
amount for the two hOgsheads, S. SS7 sS. This TO
baecO was bought by Mr.. John E. White, for Messrs.
W. Z Johnson & Bro, manufacturers, Petersburg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
SCHEDULE A.
RICHMOND, July IS, 1863.

Senetayo
neund
mtpro
the
ehay
imou
elsewhere
Hou,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUT URE DAYS.
BY GODDIN L APPERgoS.
Bf GODUIN 4 AFFEkEUN.
I0NER'S SALE OF A MOST

COMMIS' I0NER'S SALE OF A MOST
" vALU ABLE BRICK TENEMENT IN THE lily oE RICH-
mOND, ON THE NORTH SIDE or MARSHALL BETWEEN
srH AND 9TH sTREEIS BY virtue OF cree II the U
Court he county ofNe )unced the Oct 1862
The Of ichos guardian Of LOpdons children against
London &c the undes gned comm ssous will proceed to
sell publ; auct the premises, TUESDAY, the 25h
August 1861 a, O'clock NJ, fair not the hst fair day
thereafter that vslua lie and smirably well built and
yenieny brick tenement Marshall Row. OF which the
late John London died ID and In the occupancy Of
General A. o. MYERS whose tenancy will expire the 18th
September next subject TO which tenancy the d tenement will
be sold This tenement justly regarded amongst the
most desirable In tie city, being large, Handsomely hGhed,
furnished With water and has attached to 1t ample
daton for servants AMI lent brick stable carriage
house The decree directs that depote
third OF the purchase In the Citizens Savings Of
Lynchburg TO the credit Of iris Cause execute ponds with
sonal security 70 the remaining IL
months bearing interest from the SALE title retained
until the u Their oder Of The court but supplemental
entered at the April ierm 1868, the commissioners we've
vested with tcrennary whether sell on
the terms set forth above ard, exercng this discretion
will leave TO the option the purchaser whether
purchase in comply with the original
decree.
ROBERT j. E0H0Ls, r.
PEACHY X. 6RATTAN, (No
S-dlf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

SrELNER MlssIxs.-The Petersburg Express learns
frOm gentleman who recently lefs Norfolk that cor
siderable uneasinsss prevails at Fortress Monroe and
il Baltimore 10 the fate &C the large and Ilndid
bay steamer Adelaide The Adelaide LEFT Old Point last
Tuesday for B ltmOre, bat has not been heard from
since Il feared that size has fallen into the hands Of
Ca9t ZArvODs, or some other daring rebel God grant
that their fears may be realized.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

PENSAcOLA-We learn thar this place is perfectly de-
serted, and left in almost desolaie condition, the
grass and weeds growing all over the place and but
four or i've families living there It is consd, red as
neutral ground by both the enemys and our troops,
there being white flag nailed up in the place. Our
men frequently go in little sail boats to gather figs
that groE aeh abundance there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
- HAVING been Authorized TO

WANTED. - Having been Authorized to
Recruit COMPANY Of YOUTHS from Is /, IS yeas Of
age Tor Dol Munfords Battalion, desire to call the attention OF
the Youth OF the country the superior advantages offered
70 them Recruits enlisted for ~ months only Comfortable
vuares furnished Uniforms and Raons Furnished
the Company Is organised.
Apply at once with the wten consent Of your parents at The
Wing once, TO the Recruiting ofhcer.
GRO. p BoNDURANT,
yH-lw Captain and Recruiting 01icer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
Adult AND INsP'R GENERALS OIIIoI, /
RIoHHoHD, July 20, 1853. {
GENERAL ORDERS, |
~ no

All white residents Of the Confederate States betaeen
ages eighteen oryfve eIempted by law and not
already In the service win be enrolled Persons liable TO enrol
ment may enrolled wherever they may be found
IL The l paragraph Of General Order No. 3d. current SERIES
amended read follows Companies, battAons and
composed Of not within the age OF consepon
eighteen forty hv will be accepted volunteers throughout
edeacy, under the act Of August 2 1857 mo- ~ Tor
local defence special service Those persons belonging TO
such conscPt and neither exempt
already in the service, will be discharged and re-
pori ed to the Bureau OF Consumption for enrolment
Ill following regulation will be In addition TO those hereto
fore published regard substitutes Hereafter person
furnishing substitute In accordance with existing aons,
liable and be Immediately enrolled for military
duty upon the services Of the substitute furnished by
him nom any cause other than the casualties Of
BY order,
[sgnedl COOPER,
y2-1W Adutant and Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

CAsE DSeiBKD,-Judg' Ryhe Of the District COur!
Washington, D. c., has decided that S2I6OO in gold,
bonds and Confederate notes, taken from Seslm4r,
Rosent Al, Kahnweeler and Fei.her, Who captured
in February last while crossing the Potomac was not
subject 10 oOn6seaton, as the evidence showed they
were escaping from North Carolina to the "lOysl
\ stesn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

saKLvKD.-LineOn has removed from active service
and placed on the retired LIST Gen. Wool Gen Harvey,
General Harvey Brown and Col Austin DimniSk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27

THE BLOCKADE RUSSERs.-The steamship Margaret
aud jesse arrived in Charleston on Monday. She lrt
Nassau on Friday hst. Among her passengers vas the
Hon. Pierre SOae. The steamer Raceoon, Capt Harris
IRON Nassau got ashore on Sunday night tie Drunken
Dick Saoa or CharI, ston bar She was discover and
fred at by the Yankees and her commander set her on
Hre to Peven. her falling into tie hand. of the block
aders, and she was entirely destroyed. Toe Raccoon
owned by Aessrs. John Fraser * Co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-27
NOTICE TO oONSCRIPTs.


To ALL PERSONS BETWEEN TIE AGES OF EIGH-
TEEN AND FORTY-FIVE YEARS WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ENROLLED.
IN obedience to the Proclamation Of His Ex-
persons previously enrolled In the Bird Congresion
e between the ages EGHrEES and whether
residents OF oher portion Of the State other
hereby required 10 report themselves the Medical
Enrolling Ohcers for examination nd
aud the days Gxed In the annexed notice Of the Examining
Board.
includes every person not previously enrolled be-
ages speched-t have time been dis
charged state Confederate those
been discharged b. Medical Bolre instituted for the examination
OF conscrpts and ell persons who have furnished substitutes
whose have been passed by the proper cOncpt
thoriues.
Attention called to Par 49, sec and General dsrs So
A. and l. g. o.
All the laws and regulations applicable desertes shall APP
piled 70 such conscpts fail the
VouS for enrolment who shall desert after enrolment
All the agencies employed for the apprehension and connne
ment OF desere and Their their respective
mand, shall be applicable liable duty conscrp
who shall fan to repair TO the place Of rendezvous after the publ
cation OF the call. JOHN A. COKE
Capt aud Enrolling Officer,
ssd Gong. District
The undersigned the Examining Board for the Srd Con-
esaonal District under General Orders No. So Adutant
he has appel ted the following place and days for
h4 examination Of conspts 9rd Congressional
pursuance Of the above notice.
Rchnond City, July sOh AMI ss August Srd Enroll
ting ONCE Bank street.
Henhco County, August 9Th, 9Th aud 7th Henrco O. H.
Hanover County August 10Th, l1h and 18th; Hanover H.
New Kent County, August l4h and 9Th; New Kento. H.
o. q EARLY, Surgeon snd
President kxaming Board,
UH-oIR Bird Congressional District