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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

Lei il be borne in miud by every Intelligent
voter that tho Democratic party Of Ohio,
in their long plaliOTm Of nineteen reSolu'
tions have not uttered a wopd against sla.
very, have broa,hed nota whisper in do,
munciaticu of the rebr lion, and are utterly
silent as regards the Constitutional Amend
,ueut, which provides for freedom in all rfe
States
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

Is lsi9 the Democratic party, true to its
name aud an.ecedents, wisely aud justly
repealed the infamous Black Laws of Ohio
Now, the Democracy OF Ohio, false to tho
anteCedents Of u once glorious party, whose
name il has suneplitiouSly appropriated,
demand a law prohibiting the settlement
OF negroes in Ohio, And this is called
democracy
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BOWLING GREEN HACK.

MAKES two daily trips from Bowling Green To
WI T0ntngany. arriving at the former place ev-
cry morning, in tins for the Accommodation Train
going North immediately after the arrival Of the
train going South. returns To Bowling Green.
In the afternoon, for the train going North, and
returns after the Accommodation goes South.
10 o.. Z. AVERY rrhprictor.
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NEW ADVERTlSEM'TS,
To All Whom II May Concern

NOTICE is hereby given, that viii extend the
~ time for phy meut of tle Cofsnsutrtion YAK
until the FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER 1863 otter
which the law will make il imperative ON me to
collect the Tax in accordance with its provisions.
JOHN A. BONNEI.L, Treasurer.
TREAsrRGR's OFFICE,
pcrrysburg. o., September IS, 1865. ! 2lb
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

lx tho Wirz trial enough evidence is
furnished to show the 6endishness of Ne
rebel policy towards their prisoners, Not
only were our men exposed 10 the weatlrr
aud siNeW hardly enough food to keep them
alive, bat anuMbsr VI them were VaceiHate,i
Intentionally or earclossly with matter
that infected them with most horriH Q
dlseAse.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

T)Y virtue Of an oTder of sale issued from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Wood County.
Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door of the Couri
house, in Pcrrysburg in said county, on the 2,tll
day Of September, 4. ID. 1865, at II o'clock a NJ of
said day the following real estate as the property
of Benjamin F Idlster, deceased, to wit: Lots
number thirty-four t3i) in block number one (IJ,
and lots nurAbers eleven BIZ, twelve (r2) and
.wenty-one (2f) in block number two t2) all in
IolliSter's subdivision in tho corporation of Per-
rvsbnrg also the lower eighty five (S5) feet of
the Dock property situate out-lot number two
hundred 200l in said perrvsbnrg corporation, and
al being ~ said Who'd cd,H'sp and State Of Ohio.
Terms of sale one-hrd thiwn and balance in
and twts wears WISH interest, secured by mort
gage Cn the premises. ,g1ads
NATHANIEL D. BLTNN, Admir-
August 81. 1865. ISe
NOTICE is h, rebv given that have been aiA
' pointed and qualified administrator on the
estate Of Rudy Whistler. late of Wood cnuaty, 6hiss
deceased All persons Interested will be governed
accordingly. aia
JOHN WHISTLER, Administrator. {
August 20, 1865. lSdFr,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

I HAVE now for sale the American Sugar-eauo
| Stripper, having parehased the right for Wood
County. and am nov prepared 10 Gil orders for this
valuable invention. II will cut oG the tops and
strip the leaves from the cane ready for the press,
thersby eeOnomEing time aud labor 70 a great ex-
tent. Call and see a sample machine at the Gro-
cery Store of Johu Schwinl, in Perrysburg.
ls1N LEWiS PINK.
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rdR AUDITOR,
GEORGE N. PARSONS.
Fr.f..f roe tRrAauREp,
.l J0NN A. H0NNEaL,
ron rRosvcrriNu ArruBNry,
ALEX NNDER BROWN.
FrHr rH. 'ou cnNMtsiioHEE,
I'D IoilN W WoopbuRY.
TuR ctuRE or ruE cnurT,
UE0Wgs WEDpEiT,
nfsHy v ruR cDRoHER, ...
CHARLES 9. BAIRD.
FoR suHvEghM
nANID RDNAl,psllN
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TME ONO UNION srATE TICKET.
tcfecuon, October 10, 1885,,

tCtcction, October 10, 1860
usrm.afs- roR aovE ERNoR. H,.-
JAc0B noLsoN COX, Of Trumbuir Comfy.
A. stpa tieursEAar oovrRNoR, ~.
ANDREw q McBURNEn ctwwren County.
FoR rHRAstRER ~ srATE,
SIDNEY g. WARMER, % tarain county.
.gos foR supavNE grb0n--iosg rERa,
JAC0n BRtNKERll0FF. % Riehland County,
TO rtLL yNuANCY,
rfr JOHN WsLoii, VI Athens County.
ron ArruRszY agHEuAL,
WILLiiM II. WEST, VI Logan Conniy.
Tva noeL coaNRsioEEh,
JOHN a! RORRTx, u Harrison County,
gss EoR ~ Ano or pUpJic wiRKs,
JAMES M00aE, nf ooshoeton County.
ron cLERa of safReNe CoURr
Hof RODNEY RODS, Of Clinton 0ounty.
...... vi. 4 rfr--r- - .---
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
7 EGAL NOTICE.
William W. Renfrew,1

u
William W Renfrew,)
VS. w ~ -.
Benjamin Ricketts,, $50 IceAy, Hy, Oi,"' i,
Sarah Ricketts,, Nou'' VI Noii"ion I'sas'
James Wright, ct al.
Benjamin Ricketts,, and Sarah Ricketts,, his wifey
and James G. Wright all non-residcnts of the State.
of Ohio, will take notice. that the 23d dag Of
August, A., y. 1865, William W, Renfrex filed i'm
the Confsm Common Pleas of Wood County, 0hioy
his petitST n'a civil action against theNa the OBJ
iect anu prayer Of which petition is To quiet tho
title of the plaintiff to the following premises
situate in said County, To wit The east half of
I the northwest quarter If secSoN thirty-two i'm
township three, north nf Rlnyze nine, containing
eighty acres more or esSs also the west hif of the
north west quarter of seesh Swcnty- nine in town.
ship three, noIth ~ spngo nine, containing eighty
acres mtre or less; and to compel said defendants
to release to said plaintiff all their right, title and
interest IN anu to the same and for ether proper
relief.
Said deferSfans will further take nntiee that un-
less they answer or denMr TO saal petition by the
third Saturday next after the end of six weeks frons
the date Of this notice, To wit, October IL, A. ID.
1865. said petition will be taken as true against
them, and judgment rendered them accordingly, as
tae first term of said Court next thereafter to be
holden. JOHN L. IRVINE.
MURRAY & PRICE,, Au'ys for Pl'fs
August 2s 1865. 19f-Slt1r
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
snrcntr Yenr. of Progress.

The following figures show the progress
of our country in population and cosmerce
during the past seventy years:
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7 EGAL NOTICE. 81 q
Martina S.f''A'H"u' Ss In Wood cpu.I.oa Pleas.
Nathan Strickland. Divorce.
EGAL NOTICE .

Y Il
The said Nathan Strickland, whose place Of res
dencc is unknown TO said Martha StrickiaRdy is
hereby notified that said plaintiff did , hA the 2Jst
day of August, \. D. 1865. fle her petitin for di-
vorce agains5 said dcleRiant, in the Cunrt Of Com
m n Pleas, within AMI for the cuBntv of Wood and
State of 0hia, the Substance al,c prayer Of
which is, that On tht 18th day uf sept aibcr 1851
she was married to suiA defendant ia ohe tawn OF
Perrysbnrg, in the Cnrss;y and Stare afoyr ss,pls
that subsequently, There was bbFR tsstltA ailangh-
ter; and charging said defendant with gross neg
lect OF duty toward saip plaintiff in not providing
for the proper supper Of her aud their said rlild
aui praying thcreinr, b, bo divorced frum said
detendhut and for the care and erss,dy af their
said child ami that salt p-'Eitiner may BE- yestsred
to her maiden Ga1vc and for other proper ~ iva
TIL, defendant will II H. nntsce, that said petition
will be for hearing at the November term, 1865, of
the Court Of Common Pleas afuYesaid, at wnich
time said defendant will be required to answer said
petition, z. 5. SLEYIN, PTH's Atty. %
August 81, 1S6S. I7fSl0 SO &
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

That being the TeAth Day, between the hours Of 6
o'clock A. N. md 6 O'Clock y. NJ, at the usual
places og hOhmg elections therein, or 40 such
places the Trustees thereof may designate, and
then and there proceed by ballot to vote Tor suita-
bic persons to fill the following Offices to-wh:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer Of
State, Supreme Judge (long tcrm), Supreme Judge
10 ill Vacancy, Attorney General, School Conl-
missioner, Member of the Board of Public Works,
Clrrk of the Supreme Court, State Senator, State
Representative, County Auditor, County Treasurer,
Prosecuting Attorney, Clerk of the Court County
Commissioner, County Coroner, County Surveyor,
The Trustees ef each township are required on
the day Of election aforesaid to select good, Judi,
cious persons, having the qualifications Of electors,
To the number set opposite the name of their town
ship, to serve as Jurors for the Court cf Common
Pleas, for the year 1876, via
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Wood County Unlon 'Eieket.

ru.. fdR sgSAT6Rs,
JAMES c. nALL, Of Lucas County.
PARLEE CARLfN, of Hancock Couniy,
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n hereby given, that have been appofnred
Administrator of the estate Of Matthew Hill, late
of Wood County, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
teresied will govern the fselves accordingly.
Isl JOS. d. Hill, Administrator.
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FULTON HOUSE,
81. clair So, FroutI0g Perry, rOIsdo q

HE subscriber hiss taken the ab0ve-named
House, AMI Hp~ mvass fbe pltnallgc az the
Imblc, believing be give satisfaction in accom-
aud price.
JOSEPH LANGENDERERR,
l2m Formerly Of the American, Maunce City.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
SPECIAL CARD.

'HIE undersigned takes this method Of inform
1 ing the public that he has opened a RarpsSs
Manutactory in PerrysbHrg. Having foorieen
years experience in the ab We business he aatters
hinssef that he can suit the nnst fastidious Par
ticulaT attention paid to all kinds at 6ne Single and
Double II irness. His motto Is Quick Sales and
Snlan Frotts' AL the proprietor asks y. To call
and examine betoTe purchasing slseWl,ere. Re-
pairing of an kinds done on short Enticc
ALBERT +. REED.
Perrysbnrg, o.. SeplenlbeE I, 1855. l9es
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
~ II IsHIIn

-, kh Eh llAO
"OULD inform the people of Stony Ridge and
w vicinity that he has located there for the
purpose Of giving his undivided attention 10 the
practice VI medicine. His practice is in accord
apce with the principles taught in the physio
medical colleges and he hopes to be able To treat
successfully an diseases 0f the country. His
practice also justifes him in giving assurance To
cure such chronic diseases as Consumption in its
early stages, Liver Complaint, Cancers, Scrofula
OF Kings Evh, Piles, Bronehites, a1d Rheuma-
tSm. As his practice rejects the use of all
pbisons nd all injurious measures. such as Gallo
mel, Arsenic, Aadmony, Lead. Zine. Copper,
Opium, Siriehnyne, bleeding. &c., il is successful
in curing all chronic Complaints.
Stony Ridge. April 20, 1855 52z
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SRERlFF'S PROCLAMATION.
Second Tuesday of October Next,

TIRE electors of Wood County, Ohio, are hereby
notified to nDres IN tSoir respective townships,
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ssd scnatorial District Ticket,
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Amerlcan Sugar-Cane SlrIpper.

Office with Colonel Slevin corner Of the Baird IIo
TEL Perrysburg, Wood Co., Ohio. 10
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LEGAL ADVS.

I EGAL NOTICE. l
" \, ..s.;.. '-
Eliza Sholess i0''''"'
The said Eliza Slofcs WA take notice ,fs~t the
said Solomon Shulcs did. on the 9th dav OF Sep
tcmber 4. d. 1855, file his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Wood County, Ohio, the object
and prayer Of which is to obtain divorce from the
said Eliza Sholes, the ground of willfu absence.
Said petitnn must be answered nn bcforr tho
14th day OF NuveHsber, A. ID. lssj. 49,, -v
SOLOMON .SFfOLES. Y
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veyor. ard report the result OF such exsrnin.
The Chair appointed Messrs. A. Lloyd.
Peugh, Lewis, Ferguson, Taleert- Wright aad
"Tpcn motion OF Alderman Noyes. the Joint
meeting took recess of fifteen minutes, and
mon resuming its session Alderman Lloyd, Of
the COMMITTEES 20 examine the returns of the
commissioners Of election, reported the fol-
lowing result Of the election:
FIR Oollector-Total number Of votest cast,
3as7; of which there were, VIM. Dixon, 3,326;
w. J. Gary, 100; ]. f. Halliday, 1.
For ReRister-Total votes cast, 1886. ). T..
Douglass, 1857; John ID. Edmonds, 6; William
Morgan. /: VIM. Croggin. 1; Donegan |.
For Surveyor-Total votes cast, 3.354 VIM.
8; V. Burch, q; William, L; J. Rawlins, i.
The president Of the Joint meeting announced
the election Of Collector, VIM. DIXON kegister'
Samuel e. Douglass; Surveyor. VIM. Forsyth
On motion Of Alderman Magruder, the joint
meeting was dissolved and the Council re-
sumed its session.
MIR. Ferguson offered the following resolu-
ton:
Re.olred, That the Mayor be respectfully
requested to lay before the Board, at its next
Corporation, and also an estimate of the
amount OF money which will probably De
required for the service of the Corporation
during the fiscal year, which will commence
on the LIST day OF July next. designating as far
| as practicable the objects for which the money
all debts for which the Corporation is liable
MIR. Peugh offered a resolution authorizing
the Secretary to furnish to each new member
OF the Board copy of Sheahan's Digest and
Supplement-; which was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Ferguson, the Board
adjourned till the fourth Monday in June, al
N o'clock p. m
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VISITORS FROM THE SOUTH.

NISllUhS fhOM THE SUI
There are just now In Washington consio'
cradle number OF persons from IN south VINO
were well known hdb,taes OF the feoerai me-
fropolis before the war. Most OF tAem are OF
the class who resisted secession win great
earnestness before it was precfpitated upon the
States in which they reside, by their more &C
tive and violent opponents. They came here
generally, in the hope Of being able to influeL
to q greater or less extent, the Governments
policy Of reconstruction. We have to say to
hem In all sincerity, that they must at once
N axe up their minds to acquissce in and cheer.
fully sustain the new order OF things which
the rebellion has brought about The reor-
ganization OF the several Southern States gov
ernments must necessarily be exclusively en-
trusted to men who have played no active parts
n the rebellion; who, besides being against it
originally, have at no time and in no manner
given 1t the countenance OF their willing sup
por; These must and will also be men who
will steadily resist any efforts Of persons who
have been active secessionists to again obtain
influence over the Southern popular mind.
With this latter class firmly ostracised for the
time being, and with the peaceful and success.
full initiation of the system Of free labor thrc ugh
out the South, her people may be as safely en-
trusted, nearly one and all, with the rights Of
citizenship as those rights are enjoyed by the
people Of the Middle States, as the latter are.
We have conversed W it'll but a single gentleman
OF al LOT L EN-, who fails to comprehend the i'm
portanee and propriety OF the acquiescence OF
which we write above, and who is not evil
IDENTIFY anxious to accept the rightful results OF
the rebellion one and all, and in good faith.
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RRsIGNATIoE OF MARSHAL LAMoN.-The
resignation OF Col Lamon as Marshal OF the
District of Columbia will take many by sur.
prise, and occasion no little regret. His or
fetal relations with the people Of the District
have ever been pleasant, and in the perform.
ance OF bis duties he has been yigilant ana I'M
firing. Among the letters received by Colonel
Lamon on the subject OF his retracy is one
from the Secretary of State, MIR. Seward, ex.
pressing the warmest appreciation of his SER
vices as Marshal, and expressing his regret at
his determination to resign.
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VIRGINIA LRGIsLATURE.-The Virginia STATE
Journal Of Saturday states :ha: Governor
Pierpont has secretly called an extra session
of the Virginia Legislature, and that there is
much uneasiness among loyal citizens in con-
sequence thereof. We have no doubt that the
secret call referred to is nothing more than an
invitation to an informal conference on mat
tiers OF State interest, and that the Governor
will only summon the Legislature at the pro-
per time and in the usual manner.
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t looks a. If having been visited BY small

pox.
scattered over the fields, and.the phrenologst
NAV find SOULS enough to build q small monu.
ment 10 his memory. The monuments are OF
chocolate colored sandstone, 81 feet high, and
were erected by the officers and men OF Gent
CANDLES separate cavalry brigade, canped at
Fairfax Court House. The monument on the
first Bull Run field is situated on the hill In
front OF the memorable stone house, on the spot
where the 18th Brooklin, LIST Michigan, and LIST
and I'd Maine were most holly engaged, and
where Ricketts, and Grifi1n lost their batteries.
The shaft is q feet high, and bears upon Its
top hundred pound she'll. On the pedestal
at each corner is a shell Of similar size. On
one side OF the shaft is inscribed, ITO the mem
DRY OF the patriots who fell at Bull Run, July
a1st, 1861" ana on the reverse, Erected June
10th. 1865" The monument at Groveton Is
similar in its proportions, bearing the inscrtp.
at 0roveton. August 90, 1Sf2," and on the re.
verse also, "Erected June 10th, 1861
The dedicatorY exercises were conducted on
the first Bull Run field, by Rev DR.. McMurdy,
who read an appropriate service, which was
followed by hymn written for the occasion
by Pierpont, military parade by the 5th
PennsyIvania heavy artillery, Colonel Gallup,
Captain Scott At the close Of these ceremonies,
eloquent addresses were delivered by Judge
DIN, General Wilcox, General HeintZelman
and General Farnsworth. At the second mon
ument the services were similar to those de.
scribed.
The exgursionists, after partaking of refresh
ments, returned to the city, arriving in WASH
ineton about eleven O'Clock p. m.
The day passed off most pleasantly, and will
be treasured with the best recollections OF the
excursionists. To Captain Lawrence, A. q. M -,
of General g amble's staff, the party Is indebted
for unexpected accommodations in getting to
the field. Nothing that could have been re.
quired in securing the comfort of every visitor
was omitted by him, and his energy and cour-
tesy will long be remembered with grateful
RpDreciatiOn.
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FROM HAVANA.


NEW YORK, June 12.-The steamer Liberty
from Havana on the eth instant, has arriy-
ed.
An order for the definite evacuation OF San
Domingo has been received from Spain.
The Ere Nourelle does not think that tbs
American emigration will be dangerous to the
interests Of the Emperor.
The Sociedad confirms the report that the
Confederates at Eagle Pass, near Piedras Ne.
gras and Brownsville, had rendered armed
aid to the Imperial authorities, but they de-
clined.
The entertainment to the officers of our Iron
tory
The authorities visited the monitors, an
expressed great grathcation
The squadron sailed ON the 9Th
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TO BE HING.

Samuel Butler, colored, who murdered Ad-
olson Sorer, in CLARK county, Va on the 18th
of May, by throwing him into a we'll has been
tried by military commission OF which Col.
NJ. A. Reno, 18th Penn. cavalry, was presi.
dent, and sentenced to be hung by the neck
until dead. Major Gen. Hancock, command
ing the Middle Military Division has approved
the sentence, and it will be carried into execu-
ton on Friday the 10th inst. at Wildwood, Va,
under the direction of Gen. Torbert, com.
handing Army Of the Shenandoah.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM CAIRO
Arrest OF the n e bel General nIer,.n-r.
Mobile Explosion

Arrest OF the II ebel General nIsrsan-rhe
Mobile Explosion.
CAIRO, June 1l.-Morgan, the rebel, who
shot General Candy last year has been arrest
ed.
New Orleans advices to the 9th instan. state
tnat an important clue to the cause OF the late
disastrous explosion at Mobile, is thought to
nave been obtained A man named W all has
been arrested at Mobile charged with being
implicated. He states that he and two others
on the night previous to the explosion, placed
toi pedoes between the building containing
powder, and that the work was done under
the direction of a rebel Major, who threatened
them with instant death If they disobeyed or
offered to resist, and that the Major after ward
lighted a fuse OF shell connected with the in.
feInsl arrangement.
Torpedoes have also been discovered in the
rooms OF the Custom House, so arranged as to
explode on opening the doors Others have
been found concealed in desks in the same
building.
General Warren has resigned his commission
as Major General OF Volunteers, and is sue.
ceeded in command at Vicksburg BY General
Osterhaus.
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ARIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT.

1t will be recollected that some months sin ce
Lieut.. Col. James M. Sanderson, U. S. Volun.
teers, was summarily dismissed from the ser
vice under the allegation of cruelty to and
otherwise improper treatment of his fellow
prisoners when himself a prisoner Of war at
Richmond, his chief accusers being Colonel
Straight and General Neal Dow. Subsequently
his case was referred to a military commission
who thoroughly and patiently investigated all
the facts Involved.
The following general order embraces, in
few words, the result Of their labors:
War Department, Adjutdnt Generals Office %
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1865 {
Special Orders No. 2so..G Extract liz Par
agraph 10, OF Special Orders No 272, from this
ONCE, is hereby amended to read as follows:
The Military Commission to whom the case
OF Lieut. Col. James M. Sanderson, Major, Ad-
sary OF Subsistence, o. S. Vols, was referred
for investigation and report, having made their
report to the effect that Lieut.. Col. Sanderson's
conduct while q prisoner at Richmond de-
serves praise rather than censnre, and recon-
mending that the order dismissing him from
service be revoked, paragraph 7, Of Special
1864, is, by direction of the President, hereby
1866. ~
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
Omeial-E. u. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adju-
tant General,
This result is peculiarly gratifying to the
editor OF the S:ar, inasmuch as he was himself
witness of the soldieriy ana patriotic bearing
OF Lieut.. Col. Sanderson in the field, through.
cut almost the entire campaign of General
Pope in Virginia, during which Lieut.. Col. S.
was chief comEissary Of the division Of Major
General Mcdowell. We know NO more eff
Client, patriotic or considerable officer in his
sphere than was Lieut.. Col. Sanaerson,
throughout that most trying time for the Union
cause.