The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-23
SUMMARY,

Summary, Ha.
The Presidunt has issued his proclama.
ton calling for 300 600 more men, and. il
all quotas are not filled by the 18th OF Fob
ruary, draft will inevitably epsue. The
quota OF Ohio will be about 80 600 Now is
tho time to begin the work of recruitipg.-
by SO doing with yigor and energy, it is bo
licved that tho necessity for draft in this
State may be avoided. As but fow days re-.
main before the assignment of quotas, no
time is to DO lost in finishing all corrections
OF the enrollment.
We give moro details of the war nows
this woek than usual, bccause of their plo
iious character.
II Sherman has not already csptured sa.
vsnDah. the. event is 90 near at hand that, to
the Rebels. there 10 mo fun In H." .-.r.
Tho nows of our late glorious victories
brought gold down Is per cent, in the New
York market. 1t subsequently ra.Iiod, but
stu remains below the usual q uotatipns.
The President of the United States
having dissppro we'd Of that portion Of
den. l)Ix's recent order which instrue,s
all military. authorities on The frontier. in
certain cases, to cross the boundary line
between the United States and Canada.
Ten: Dig, on, Saturday, issued an order
revolving those instructions, and directing
10 case Of future maraudiug expeditions
INTO our territory fom Canada, that the
military commander on the frontier report
TO bis headquarters in N. Y, for orders.
Mr. Dayton, the American minister
d,ed 81 Paris on the I'd. OF apoplexy
lie LETT bis house 10 perfect beal,i, TO call
upon lady ri the Hotel d. Louvre
ooou alter entering her room he com.
planned OF being unwell, and Law down
upon s9la,, Ho appeared to fall asleep,
and The lady threw shawl over him and
called for q physician. Upon examina.
''oh lie was found dead, 10 the position
where he had lain down.
Tue Richmond Whig, in long article on
ohormAn's march, admits that be succsed.
odiIn reaohing the coast without loss. and
binuL that tho rebels might bavo made j,
cose for him. It says, thu. tho fall OF
Fort McAllisior docs not secare Tho tall OF
Savannah, aud oven, IL that city is eapture6
1t Is OF 40 account. and would amount to us
much in the conquest Of tho South as tho
G,ptare Of Ch'eago WOULD TO that of tho
~ having been officially reported thst
Mr. Ouid, Rebel Commissioner Oi Exchange.
bad declared, without consulting the au.
'noritics OF tho United Statcs, that ali the
reoel prisoners declared for exchange on
parole by tha United States Governmou,
up to Nov. 20. 1864. were exchanged. the
War department. nas ordered that all Union
prisoners OF war OF the army aud navy, and
81 civilians. on parole Tor cxci,arge up 10
NOV. 70 1851, DO declared exchanged. Az
paFoied ofcers and onIialed men declared
eaehangod, who are In camp, will be imme.
dately forwarded by the com,nandants Of
camps to thor regiments aud commands
and will bo reported to the ComInissary.
General of Prisoners accordingly. Those
who arc absent Oh leave will, Oh The expira
ton OF their leaves, repair forthwith to thoi,
parole camps at Annapolis, Md, and Co
lumbus, Ohio.
The Richmond LispaieA Of the I7lh,
says it is confideniIy reported lha, Sher,
mans forces were in front Of Hardee on
tbs. 18Th, and the surrender OF Savannah
being refused heavy fighting was goins
on thar day. -
The rebel GenorSI Lyon, with small
body Of guerrlllas, numbering about 2 500,
is burning aud ravagihg in Western Ken.
tueky wiIh singular lmpanity. After cap.
turing sncSesaiveIy, HopkinsyIlo, Cadz, aud
Princeton, he has located himself au dacous
ly on the Cumberland river, twenty. Ave
miles from its mouth, at Eidyville, Lyon
county. where he has control of the river
fi's object IL 10 conscript for the rebel az.
my, and destroy railroads aud stores Wei
hope to hear soou OF his defeat and capture.
porelgn advicos represent that France 10
10 u state of termeut over tho prospect that
Jaares will issue letters of narquo aeains,
her oommerce. Frpnce does not look with
the same complaconcy at the damage to her
own commerce. from privateors US upou the
destruction OF American merchantmen b,
rebel pirates, encouraged and protected by
French diplomacy.