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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

PRICE OF PAPER.-A question which
interests printers especially, and the
public at large generally, is the constant
increase in the price Of paper. We are
now paying within a fraction Of double
the price for our printing paper, that We
did Two years ago. From appearances
at present. We will have TO pay more
still, Rags are but one or two cents
higher than formerly, still paper is out
OF all proportion, in price. 1t may be
some satisfaction 10 our readers TO know
that they are getting the worth OF their
money, when they get our paper for
81, so year. The closest kind Of figuring
makes our paper cost us for white paper
and tyre. setting alone, at present rates,
a little over 81 so for every subscriber
we have got. The money VT make out
Of the speculation is somewhat on the
principle OF the lrishman who bought
ducks at sic a hundred and sold them
for l0ctS. each, he said he could not have
done business in that way, only that he
: done so much. We suppose that we have
the largest list Of any country paper il
Ohio that adheres strictly to the advance
system. Therefore our columns. ar,
sought for by advertisers who pay wei
for what is done. Our list is daily in
creasing. and Mt present rates of access
ions, will soon be up TO- the standard a
to numbers, that it was in January. No
n day passes but some old subscriber VIII,
has held the Sentinel in his hand 70
many years. makes his appearance a
our office, and says he has tried to &c
along without the paper for q month, bu
finds il won't work, and pays for it
year in advance. 1t is decidedly encour
aging and fatieripg TO US, to. have sue
j, demonstrations. Our friends can rel
7. assured they are appreciated by u.s.
Ash,a6ula Sentinel.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

REINyoRcEp,-We are happy TO an
nounce that the infantry reinforcement
expected by our old friend and Army
correspondent, Lieut.. "E. A. F." has ar
rived. smother and child are doing
well."--G eve. Herald.
Allow TO us to congratulate you, friend
Ford.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

A Hrald's special OF March cath says:
Lieutenant General Grant was loudly
cheered at different stations as he passed
along to the hont. Al Brandy Station
he was met by Majora General Meade,
who accompanied him to Culpepper,
On arrival there, General Grant was met
by a brilliant array Of military men.
The station was crowded with troops
encamped in that vicinity, who displayed
an unusual anxiety 10 catch a glimpse oil
the distinguished hero. Here was Major
General Newton, attended by Generals
Butler, Braxter and Kinly, division com
manders, and General Merritt, command
ing LIST cavalry division. The party
rode TO General Now,on's head. quarters,
whense General Grant. accompanied oy
General Meade. proceeded in the morn
ing to the head quarters selected for the
General'in- Chief. Generals Grants ar
rival was entirely unostentatious.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

ey-President Lincoln, on Saturday, is
sued his Proclamation specifying the per-
sons to whom tho benefits OF the Amnesty
Proclamation Of Dec. last are intended to
apply. He also authorizes every commits
stoned officer 10 the U. 3. service, either na.
val or military, to administer the oath OF
allegiance. and imposes rules for theif gov
ernment in the premises.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
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An OFFICER IN rns ARMY WRITES: Sat

AN OFFICER IN rns ARMY WRITES: sat
inspection l noticed that a large pro.
portion Of the mems knapsacks contained
a box OF Troches. being generally used
by them for colds, etc." "Brown's Bron-
eAial Iroches." should be in every SOL
dier's knapsack or pocket, TO be used
upon the first appearance Of a cold or
cough.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

TIE recent Union Stale Convention of
California pronounced in favor Of the re-
election Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

=. 8. Con. Grant has arrived hero, and
ia enthusiastically received. 1t is reported
hero to-day, from Annapolis, thar,in addition
TO three Regiments, one hundred and fifty
Indians from the West have arrived, aud
will accompany tho expedition as sharp.
shooters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
Caution.


hk>. JACKSON, hkKBgRT 4 w.. Pro.
~ pfiotors OF The National Dispsasasy, estab-
llsaed q Cinutn1asi o. Ian. I. 1860, ssfe I'll ri
vsss aissssss wltA asszanplsa rssidity. ~
!mpetency. Nossssal Hmisssoas o. aeli-A ~.
U1ufnsl Emtseioass Feasls Cooplaints, II shorS
evsey poss bic tern ard vasiseS Il Sexular ~.
ss's. Carss raetd, tAosouGA and pseUassat, 40
!sss noderat& Send for oae cirsulss-Afssee
.ssse m y y T.. r. letter paess Of vsra, val
ssalsd for lad,ss osiy.
Asny Of oar posieats ssssrt hey hsve ssus
noesy 20 Doetoss In Aastssn cities Al reesivse
no returss.
Tssn Wy not pstseaiss hons saisnt-u-n y.
.oow me ~ssssfs eliRstssna eansifset spssdisr
~. Jsekssas Fsaals Pills--sl pr bes-se,a
ler stfc.iaf special wrlsssa rspli.s, we'll seaied.
sent with oircul.r without chsSRe One Of ~
cheapest, nan iot~sessssg asA imperssas Looks
svsr paeashsd: .aeo pace, 100 s,sl.visss "ihs
Marriage oside. snd Al Expi,sis Ksy o Icv, ~
seaa =" Il oAIi>t..ICklLb rsvssl vsrieus
suejeets sever bsiess fully oxplsiusd In sav -.
sI.f WORK 10 tAe Bagiish lAaesags. Psiee Il a.
- one csat ssa9p, - sArso ~ o. - 49,
esas stamps. ally dessgi6ed u eiHeulae. Wiki
every young man should bave Whether siek - ven
Aedicine and snstsuetivns sent psoupeiy 70 ~
Pert q tie cssstZ Consulting Rooes q ~
NsPs.sAsy, No. ~ Bye nsss ssssst. r. o. ~
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Removes al eoldns~ ssd Iejuvssasss seesss
any casss Of inpstsocy, esssis aod inssssss tAe
passions Ter aey reosona6le time. Cos b nilod
with pofieee ssfety. Prize two delass nor hev1tia
DR. CKSOND FkENOH PAT Emf ~.
y y Perfectly safe and ssvse fails 70 i've eetis.
l.esion. hts ne oeiy ssssssd saas prsvsntasivs
sesinst eontsscti disease ever invented. psiee
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

| 0ANI U0HUNlC DIS
1911 BASES ineidental 70 The hu-
~ MAJ family. and even such q
have heretofose ben sossid-
erred incarsbls By the medical
49, fasultv o. The world, ass skill.
felly treated With distanguishsd s1sesee bb IN
w. HU NTER. Dc. JANIS hUNTER ssd
llR. HAMS Won BADEN, Of Lsipsic. 0ssnAny
These three scientific PbysiciAps and surseo, .
have been engaged in their rossssios fnr up
wards OF forty ytsrs. They ~ ecislly call tie
attention Of tho aAietsd - tAs following sansd
Cosshs, Colds. Cro.,, Ces.u.pesos.
Asrnn. or Parnmio asd al other complain.s Of
the Mouth, TnIost. Lungs sud Heas. Alsn dis
: see Of the Htomsch, Liver, KID ssys, spleen
BLADDER aid Bowels, such ~ D, spepsia, which .
very distrsesing complaint OiaFvh0A, Oyssnsasy
Cons ipstion or COO inusd esstivsoess This les
Tor dise.ss mnss always prsinduces
Plies AsaSa E1Ots110a
whicd-is sseatsd with masksd suciess without
rsso tang 70 cutting with the knife. fae serves
aee oftsn diseased and Nsuralgia, RAeamasisu,
0out and Paralysis ore distressing ooopisise.-
Also Ill Female complaint, sseh . Weakness,
cat cutting with knife. gss
CAnCnin0NA. or CAHCgn, u anOth O disease that
has hstssgs0 bs0sd Ne skin u tAe @vdsse 40
learned doetoes 81 the world. This mUnstsoss
Hydrs nsst sew be. its he'd, ief i ssn beeured
sasss, White Sweuinss, Clab fest. alike - -
savsd without cutting with the knife.
D1OoAOOo az t1aO 0IOO.
6seh ~ Laehsyaal F.stuis. '>srabisnus oe Ores.
6yss. Black n white spots On the Eye Hall, 0eeo
-, BliuauesD aad Ceaassst.
The latter aissess 60 seesa - sare6 wit1sut
ssSset = e.ttiug NTH The ksiee. rssissts Mn
anise thsie case 4 lasDD o.ssooDsas 4
\S3iAei0l Dboo. Drfst11 $500 IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
RAILROADS.
sAacA1gaA So1lDOSD 4 Lake Shas
RAILROAD.
SUN MER ARRAN

IN AND FTER NAY era, AND On
81 further notice trains will loave Chjoaeo =
" follows:
TOO : \ New Yoek Rxpssss, lsily, ssssp'
5a0P n Night Expssss. daily, sxesps esssr
- Trains arrive II ChisaGo at s:ls r n, ~
SIS A \.
All NE shove trains mako rsgsias ecnnsesis,.
70 Danhirhs Rs1.ie. NisSass Fslls, Albany, Nsu
OH kostea, PhiladeJlh is, heitinoro N n
peinte Fest.
l.xarious new Sleeping Coashse, With Ill noa.
80 tnpsoveoents ran % Might Traiss.
Thfoasa Tiststs can % oSloised q he On.
fecys Vase. = Clask sessse, vsdse Uhssnas
A'.:s, g . tAe Depot sefnse 81 Ola vaa bsss1
lS q. =. SAWYBR.
.t4ArHH a 0ooeeai Weeteen Asset
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

AsHltsofoN, FEB. 80.
1ne lateet informal ION f.om The srwv
y :: 10 e'eloek Aosd.y msr.iag. NJ
oattie he'd occurred b tween the oppoe-
ing lnfanuy foseea cas-
There We: s.ms..ski rmisling on our
right on Sundsy, bat il was q NO ac-
Il y evident that Lee does not iate>a
@ leave biz intrenched position to eight,
ssle:s compelled By Nee Do 70 doso.
Ss'rrsn9 osws may -, sxpssssd, per-
naps to-mospov. ID. r,.s4,s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

= aa1.ns spanae1S0ya = - -
'sbeie u Sjla ! T3IsT
1sagD ~ bsss $4,000 = dssy =
MeA9pol hod uoloe ~ dlsunelua &
IA DsSk = SG1stsd IN ~ ssslsss
g o,l'tax1 opssasiose = - seniss Il
~ Ussfds.ssy. z - s &
The. asiissr ssye - shss So
naos tSsOs b displo1d - wisbdssvS,
there sppsars bot IT, ssxjee1 = - shy
thiag Fssrsgut nay 0-e6ctA6s
Details ere psb6sAsd 10 10 bat :
IL in Florids. Or foses uss 4, 800 is-
lastry, 400 folv.ssd 80 saasoa. The
enemy W. l3,ooo AisOuG, pested b.
tween swswps aed protested BY earth
10. b end ride pits. The report that 20
skirmshep were throws ous & untrue.-
After our deisst We fetrsssed in good Or.
DIR.
The rebels we're commanded b, Geo.
Gardner.
Geo. Wedges has arrived 1t Jackson
ville ssd vii TAX, charge Of tho de-
fences. R4 -
There 10 no confirmation Of the ar
rest Of Gen. Seymour.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

DIR. q. W. ROBACK.
OD1na4. o.. PssSsisew2
0ee0aeA Dittera Blood Puri1er. Blood
11lA CataWbo & 0wodi1h 0randleo,
q 4. Qua. C1Dsnss. 0ssI ~.
- = sAslsnle = Oiea0 y 1UILRR, yIuo8
. 1U1181, - = Us1o6
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J! -. c . - Q. Z. ssokwlsH 49,
cos..s svss or D I. jaeoby, ~, b. B. 81
Lord Stevoassn ! Caraahan, 1. J. Wells. q
SelIegsls Oitsso : Koch aud \. Kovaes.
Sold esvholssals By Beidsebeeke : WILLIE ~
Z. Rsldowix mv98 dkv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

Sr. LOuis, Feb. ~.
Battery K, lst Missouri art,iIery vsts-
ran volunteers arrived % Saturday were
feasted and 6assed BY the vstersn rscep.
tion committee. The 9th Missouri infantry
re-enl.ssed veterans arrived from Nashville
on Saturday night will receive the Loapital.
ity II the city, and have Gag presented
them to Gay. The 3 Iusa battery also sr
rived. A dipner will Be given them By che
vet. rso reception committse so-oorrow
now qusrtered st Benton Barrscks. The,
will leave for. hDOe soon. All re-enlistsn
troops passing through st LOuis, On rUuss
home 10 boaDtitully and cordially entertain.
cd BY our veteran reception committee ~
About 400 7th lows iSiaosfy re-soiiseed
men psssed through here this Z. -, %
route Tor Nashville, having baen home 90
furlough.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

sSs' 49, = WV ssssSOeS oWO VIII uVt PtOVO.
bly, make stand this eide Of Chicks :
manga.
All signs Of . general engagement
have failed.
CIV. Brown, Of Georgia, has issued =
proclamation convening sprc'sl ., ssion
Of the Legislature on the 10th Of March.
New YoRK, March 1.
Tho steamer Bremen, from South
ampton, 18th, arrived At 8 o'clock.
TIE City Of New Yo.k aud City Of
Lime Rock arrived ont ON the l6;h.
The Canada arrived ont on the 18th.
The sezore Of the ruscal. 90 at the
Cape Of y God HoI g 10 confirmed.
The sevolutionists bad expelled the
Danish ofici. l. from Tonnirgtondsr.
The Copenhagen ,urosls say thu, the
German account OF the Owe. -bliskAw
engagement 10 untrue. The Danes had
only 5000 meo.
No f.htiog took place st Olmsburg
The p'ivy council had resolved to de-
vote the whole strength Of the nation "a
recover Schieswig.
Prus il will not consent TO leave Al
cen to- the Danes.
The sllies attacked the Danish 10.
trenchments ct Duppel, and morta,l
we're placed, TO shell the Danes.
The Prussiaos occupy Fredericia and
the Fort at KieI.
In the federal diet the Oldenhurp
representative protested against The
march Of the Pruss,ans through Lu-
beck.
/. Augustssburg had been proclaimed At
Appen ade.
A Prussian battery Of heavy artillery
bad gone to Glucksbu,g. des,ioed 70,
Holm.A from who're the r epsberg hsr.
Dor and the Dappel eot,enchments will
BE- bombarded.
High gales were prevalent on the
Eogl Oh coast.
In the House Of Lords Earl Russell
proved BY comparison of dates that the
government dec sio" o. to detailing Der
ksnhead iron ,ams was not i, flu, need
by any representation of Mr.. Adams.
In the House OF Commo one M. Pea
cock gave notice Of . mo ,ion - TO the
demand for con pensation made BY the
United states for injuries done By the
Confederate cruisers.
Earl Russell said in the House o.
Lords, ~ for damages done by the Ala
bama, the COVE, nmsut considers itssl, 10
no way responsible for, and no hope i,
held out for changing tie policy respect.
ing the Confederacy.
FsAHoE.-The horde denies that Z
French army Of observation il to be
placed on the frontier.
The P0sris asserts that Austris va,
willing to accept the asmist,cs on con-
dition that the Danes should evacuate
Duffel.
The 9Th army corps will b modelissd
and quaftered in Lansits.
1t is officially aanoun,e d that : con-
ference Of Ministers Of minor States omen
on the 2Sth 1t Wuruzburp, Bavaria
Ssxony, nanover, Bodensax. and Vein.
Or consented to attend.
Inc Parliament in Italy has resumed
ito sitting.
Large quantities Of war material con-
time TO BE- for Aarded to Aocona aud b.
lougae. ''ea
AusrsIA.-The Reiche,.ath has closed.
The Emperor said Austria's mission wss
peacs. Notwithstanding the sndeavors
OF AnseriA to exercise coocilistory in
fosnces, war bad brolkss ont betweeo
Germany and Denmark. In conformity
With tho Federal Diet vote, Bavs % .
'4srmaa prince. taken part in the FEEDER.
!. exeeessoa, snd in costract with TIE
n'ng OF Prussia Scslsswig = now occu-
pied - . pledge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

oas sP1tlAl D1sPAcnha
loG,vs r.. n the SeU1Il


0ehSsese6g. 1essSe6s .ANesvs
Z 1sss Mosnos, Feb. %
We have rsesivsd Ne following rsbs|
dhpaes5os u
0sAcksvlLiz, Miss, Feb. So.
At re BATH Of Pontiac We kin. d 400
| and captssed ever 100 Of The enemy.
Ger Ice b ~ ksown.
Col. forss wss killed, and Cols,
Bssksdsls asd McCalloch badiy wound
ed. j. & s&
The battle closed By . charge from
The eosny's cavalry, which vas re-
pulsed.
ATLANTA, Feb. &c..
The Yankees have lett Pontiac. We
bave lost many officers and men. e
Gen. Shermse'i advances had reached
Pea.Iy Pear.
DALTON, Feb. 20.
The enemy has disc, pessed from on.
fro"t, - rea,in9 towards Chattanooga,
Gen. Wheeler 10 in p .rsuit.
Gen. Longs'eet has withdraw biz
fotces to POINT not prudent TO men,
ton.
The enemy hes not yet crossed ths
Holstion.
Gen. Buckner bss been assigned to The
command Of Gen. Hoods division.
0asEA VILE, Feb. ~.
Gen. Jones cag tured $50 Of the enemy
and II negroes Is miles from Lumber
Iano Gap.
Two Yankee regiments, supported BY
. battery, attempted to flank our left
and occupied the Gap three miles from
Dalton on the oight of the 25,b.
smiths Texas brigade drove them
ont. Our loss 10 wounded 10 $50, inclu
ding Col. Curts, If the 4lst Georgia
aud 10 killed.
% Thursday, the 25'h, the enemy
fell ba' K two miles, ana will not proba-
bly, make stand this eide Of Chicks
manga.
All signs Of q general engagement
have failed.
CIV. Brown, Of Georgia, has issued ,
proclamation oonve ming .prc,sl . ssioi
Of the Legislature on the 10th Of March
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
CunpraLAnp 0Ap. Feb. q.

CumBEaLAHD Gar, Feb. -.
Information. deemed reliable ssys DOR
forces have reached MosriseoWu. Major
B .rry, Of tho llth Tennessee cavalry, ar-
{ we'd from the viosnisy Of R,yesville. He
reports that Longstreet's forces are going
east q double quick time On each side q
H0lseein river. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

NEW Yoak, Feb -.
Thos. Tilssson, Of The fsD u 0psGord !
T.lest0n, died suddssly. to-day, d dissass
Of the heart. he wss Il pears II see.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

w ASHlNOrOE, March. /. IS
The following psrsons have been con.
6rned:
Geo. 8. Hoogh Of Idaho, q. 8. At
tornsy for Idaho. 8. N.xon - Collect
OF Of Internal Revenue Of tbr. Attn D.
tsict Of Ky Il. Tough Of Tenn, and
W. B. Whitaker ( Z La. T. n. Reid
Surveyor for Po't Paduc.h Cy. W.D
Gallagher for Louisville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01
MA.sisoTos, Feb. -.

AeB1h0T0U, Eo0. ~.
The Star sass: I'VE have authority ios
ssy ing that there b 10 erutb 10 he seate.
msnt telegfsphed % the Philsdslph,a =
pers, 70 the l1ece that P.Uvcst nsrDnal
Gen. Fey wousd1o day ssee' % oedse pose
ponine To dests untM TN lse April
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-01

Foar MosSe3, Feb %.
The Gag Of truce steamer afssvs1s 90 hight
from CITY Point.
The Richmond SsssSsd bs6 the folloWine:
CnAaLssrvn, Feb. q.
One hundred and forty .ssx shuts hsvs
been fred as the city darisg the lass q
hours. The enemy srs erecting battery
DC D,1on's Island, commanding Schoones
Greek.
The ksqsirss hes the following:
CHAaLesTox, Feb. q.
A Yankee picket boat containing one IN
Ger and Eve men, ~as captured lass night,
The enemy continue to she'll the city.
A hundred shells we're thrown ct the city
yesterday.
SAHDEason viz TALLAHAsse, Feb. rs.
Gen. Fmnigs"'s iorces occupy Bald ~is
The enemy retrcated to Jacksonville. OIL
Barrow Of the Gath Gsvrgis 10 killed and
Col. Ol,nk wounded.
SrAcEsvILLE, Mss Feb. %.
There Vas heavy lighting ~ Jay yssscr
dsy at Pontiac
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IN CDW0 ouO VI S0S BOSO0o0 OVtSst0ot
Hoo. 0IDaon WILLIS Sec. Of sAs Navy.
MA-aiso1on, Feb -.
A lssesr from tAs Arny ~ to Psssoee
'"fos@s % that 1t eeedaDsse, 0os Of she
Ulcers Who .sscspsd from Libby Prison
sitn COL Strsishs end party came ioso our
ines last night, having been On she way 10
days He bsd intsndsd 70 pFvosed By wsy
VI GOrdonsville toward the Que stvss,
sbtnkins bic chsnoss u getting aaay u shss
ditecsion better than ~ shs Pssissuls, =
hs felt oerssin VI being eapsarsd he'd Be
gone the latter way. After travelling 8
miles bis knees failed him, and b was fvrc-
Cd to I've il 0ad hoe, = b tsr0s Il, iOs
nine days. A negro took care Of hin, sod
became bic companion, and b resumed bic
journey. At smother eime 10 was bliged
to lie concealed three days; he dnaily
reached the Rspidsn On Saturday night,
and crossed ,ps-s,ug within lew poses u
the rebel pockets. 1t. ScadsWere says be
saw no troops near Richmond or white
male iuhsbitants. On bis route through
the country be met only women and ch,i
dren apd negroes. He represents Lse's
army - pretty strong, but no signs Ut %.
rvity visible. He 0ss captured near kOme,
Co., and had been 10 mvnths 10 Libby prs
Vp.
The Senate to day, in lite extra session
confirmed the nOminati0n Of Maj Gen. Y.
). Grant, Of volunteers, - MsjOr General
10 tho regular army, With cosSaSssion do
ting from July 4. 1863, 70 Ill % original
vacancy and shs following we're confirmed
n Bris.dter Generals 10 tue regular Army /,
Mi Gen. Geo. G. Msede, Of the volunteers:
Commission dating irvm July s, 1863, vscs
Sumner, deceased Mi. Gen. WI. I. -Sosr.
man, Of the volunteers, dated from July 4,
1868. to al IN original vacancy; Mi. usu.
Jss. B. McPoesson, VI the W unssrrs, d.
ting from Aug. 1863, v,es Harvey, retired ;
H. rhomaa, Of sbs volunteers, dating iron.
Oct. 1868, VICE Addison, retired. Brig.
den. Alfred P,easaosOn and Brig. Gen. @.
r. Warren have been confirmed - Msjos
Generals Of volunteers, the former fsVm
June -, 1868, ami the latter from Nay ,
1868.
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WAsnInsfUn, 1sh. 30sn, 1854.
have the houoe % infufo tee Depart.
mene that arrived hess TO-DAY Wish Ool.
A. D. Sssugks, LIT zIediaaa vsleoeoees !;
Msjos NcDO0ssd, 1Olss OAio vsluoeooes !;
Cspe. Sesres, 7lst lsdssoa volsstssss, 80
lst Ii. Jao. Ssssliss, 30tA Iodisss vUiss.
teers, WhO made ehsir esceps troo LIBBY
Prison, kichmond, % the 0th tnse., ca
reached Blsckatope Island 10 she Potomac
river, where 1S6snd them yesterday.
sm very respectfully yosr obedient servant,
A PAaKs, Comnsndsr,
Ia commsnd II tue Poso1nsc 6vsills.
Hoo. OIDson WILLIS Sec. of shs Navy.