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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

SH DpY AND PErRoLErN.-A New York
letter OF Wednesday, soys: A great sensa-
tion was CT eated at the Opera Honse last
evening by the appearance Of two persons
in the parquette, by common consent re-
cognzed as the very incarnations, par er
cellence, of shoddy aod petroleum. The
lady's head dress was all ablaz. with gold
and precious stones. The diamonds alone
are estimated at $40 900, while the other
valuabies on her opera cloak &c, could
not be worth less than $40, coo more. Her
male companion. likewise, was spectacle
for gods and men HIS magnificent white
satin vest had small row of buttons, and
in every button was q sparkling diamond
Ciavat aud wristbands we're Likewise sci
with gems of The richest and rare't des
cription. Nobody seemed to know who
they were. They sat SO near the orchesira
that The big fiddle and little fiddle were al
times quite distracted. Harmony was losi
in umaz ment. Their mrjesties, as If to al
act all attention, lett the Academy at the
end of the fourth act, taking care to make
almost the entire circuit Of the psrqnettt
before shaking its dust frcm the soles o.
their feet
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
s,,n.,,on Of sn.rmsn nlght.

The Times Washington special says
The feors of some timorous persons thai
Lee will be able to prccipita,c himself 90
sherman, aud, united with Baregard, be
able 10 check tho advance Of that Gen
eral. ore not participated in by either Tue
Government or seusible men at Washing
on. These persons forget that Grant ""u
his army will have something to 50! ''
that issue.
Lee is closely observed By cram Hn
every point, and the first ihl'nia,f ,an from
gives OF any Intention 10 wi'au."" ,ioar
Richmond viii be the signal for u ''ge'
spring by Grant. ,,. oo,oz,nt Of
every move on The part OF n's 'u'U W ''.yW
the describes fror Lees Ilnes' "uo "''''e
at the rate Of 100 per Day
A Jis,incalshed military gentleman 70
ia. no;n,pI out tho: the present situation
i.fe |. prerisey analogous TO that OF
W,noteon 10 1914 when France was nvad-
al by the Allies. Notwithstanding that
he svished all the resources OF his incOm-
parsble genius, to resist their advance, be
was pushed aud pressed upon by 'hs con
vergiug forces Of bis opponents, aud was
finally compelled to capitulate III his capl
tai.
ludiuca,ious are that Sherman is push
ing his triumphant columns straight on
Ralegh, which point he will reach early
next week. lie writes privately that the
people of the old North State are prepar.
ed TO hail the advent OF his army aud
promptly wheel ,he State into the Union.
Since the fall Of Charleston, Whining
ton aud Mobile are the only two point:
remaining Of the numerous important sea
pott ci les formerly under rebel rule
Both are doomed to fall, II not already il
our possession. Powerful expeditionar
forces are directed against both points.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

THE F1nsr FLAG OVER FoRr SUMTER -
We are iufsrmed by our telegraph dis
patche, chat the fls; flag over Sumpter,
was raised 10y Capt. Hehcry NJ Bragg
Thus not ony has Charleston c)me iuto
our possession, but The g!o ious old fort,
which, with its little handful of men, with
ou, provisions, wilhstood for days the hrst
guns Of rebellion, again spreads to the
breeze the national colors. Unlike Charles
ton, we would like to zee her stand forever
to be the nations citadel 10 guard th,
harbor alike against x'erual and interna
| foes. Had the old dotaid Buchanan beer
faithful TO the safety Of the nation, she
would never have passed into rebel hands
bat would have served as a powerful in
sirument in eouqueriug the rebellion. whicl
treason in the places OF authority ha'
caused her to aid.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

NAv1GArIoN OF THE AMAZON A most
important discovery, far moreso lhan that
of The alleged source Of the Nile, has just
been madeiu South America. IL is that
the great river Amazon has been found to
be novigable from one end to the Others that
in fact a new route has been opened be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific. The
Morona, a Peruvian steamer, which was
sent to explore the Amsz,n, has arrived
from Mayro, about 800 miles from Lima.
The Morons uavignted more than 1900
miles Of the Amazon proper, and GOO miles
of the Yeayali aud the Pachitea rivers,
which until then, had seen ouly Indian
canoes. The country is oil course inhabt.
ed only by savages, but it is of wonderful
fertility.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

A c. LcRED CLERGYMAN-RcvM Mr.. Gar.
net-preached on the morning Of Sunday
the 18th in the Hall of Representatives
Mr.. Claiming Introduced him TO bis audi
ence Mr.. Sumner had the honor of in.
PRODUCING the first coLored lawyer to the
Supreme Court Mr. Baldwin of Macs. in.
troduced The 6rst colored man upon the
floor of the House while it was 10 session
and Mr.. Charming invites the frst colored
man in Washington 10 preach to white
audience
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

HAyCNAS FooTE.-H. s. Foote, the rebel
Senator who came into our lines, refused to take
the oath OF allegiance, and was taken into
custody, and given bis choice, to enter Fort
Lafayette as prisoner, return through our
lines to the South, or go to Europe, on his pa
role, not to return till after the war He chose
the latter aud embarked for Europe, last week
on the steamer Cork. He says that the Con.
federacy is failure, and is on the eve Of dis
ruption--that the struggle on the part of the
rebels i nearly over.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
Certificate of Authority.
To expire on the slst day Of Jhnuary, 1889


OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., February II, lot5. :
WHEREAS the SECURITY INSURANC COMPANY,
located New crh, in the State of New York,
lied in this Office statement OF its condition.
required by the first section OF the act ITO regulate Insu
race Companies not incorporated by the State of Ohio
passed April s. 1855, and amended February o. leG4 aud
whereas tad Company has furnished The dersgned salts
Factory evidence that it is possessed of at least One Hun
ded Thousand Dollars OF Actual Capital invested in stocks
bods in mortgages OF real etate worth double the
amour, for which the is mortgaged aud whereas
said Company has filed in this Office written instrument
nnder its corporate SEAL ssDed by the President and Sece
ary thereof authorizing agent or agents OF said COM
pany in this State to acknowledge service of process for
aud in behalf of said Company according to the terms of
said law.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the fst section Of the
aforesaid James Ii. Goldman, Auditor OF State for
Ohio. do hereby certify that said security Insurance
Company authorized 10 transact tho bu sness OF Fire
Marine in this State uu the thirtyhIst day OF
thousand eight hundred and sixty six
In Witness Whereof have hsreunto subscbed my name
caused the Of my Office to be axed t&e cay ana
'rsr,I1 I Tsr.nP.l Auditor of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

Most OF Hoods army has been sent to
operate against Sherman. They were
nearly naked and dispi;ited, and lost all
hope Of successful resistance to the Federal
troops. A large number were barefooted,
and it is stated that over 10000 of them
had been frost. bitten during their retreat
from Nashville. in which they suff. red MOI e
than in the previous three years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

The n Y Times Paris correspondent
says when the French Minister, Count
Mersier, was recalled from Washington,
the Americans were led TO understsnd that
no new agent wesld be accredited until
President Lincoln should have recognized
the Emperor Of Mexico. This recognition
has MT been forthcoming, and there is no
French Minister in ashington.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

No PosrpoyKMRSr OF ruE DRAFr re
port that the Draft has been postponed inde6
ni,e'y, or for long time is erroneous. The
Washington Chronicle authoritatively con
tradicts the report. Provost Marshal Genera
Fry has sued Instructions to all districts and
sub districts to be in readiness. Preparation,
for the draft will be cousumated as speedily Al
possible, and there ia every reason now to sup.
pose that the draft will be made at an early
dav
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

GES GRANT, in his testimony before the
Committee on the conduct Of the war, touching
the first Fort Fisher expedition, is reported to
have exculpated Gen. Butler from blame. The
gassy and vindictve Admiral Porter in his
malignant assaults upon Gen. Butler, will be
likely to damage himself, more than the gentle
mau whom he assails.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

pretty rooster as ever lived, ond which
formed an sffsttion for Its mistress truly
wonderful. And thus the pair lived till
three weeks since, when the chicken was
killed by q dog. Since that time the girl
grew apgud' nervous, disbear,ened, and
at last died with broken heart. Such, 10
brief is an actual incident, which thus
passes into the history, Of singular freaks
of affection
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

of 10 motieaksr OF real estate, worth double the
saJI rc o weieh the same Is mprtgaged and Wh<rsas
,nder h, ~ Sled In this on1cse wfitten insrnment
% m agent agents Of said Ccnpsny
behalf Of sad Company scec,dog ~ tba terms Of aid law
no,' InsySr' 10 Psgesnes % The srr section q the
Ohio do hereby certify that said nurass Company Of FoA
dmerea, authorized TO transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance In this State unth the thirty day Of
Jannay In the year ono thousand eA hundred aud sixty
six
In HIne Whereof have hereunto subsebed my and
caused the Of my Office 10 be xed the day and year
above written. JAMES II, GOODMAN,
lSrAL.
CSTAMP1 =. -.
st70l Auditor OF state.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25


A Cu.sor ron IsvEsrHsSr.--Tha Prospectus
of new oil Company 10 out, called the
nProspectus Of the Muncbauseu, Philosophers
Stone aud Gun Creek Oil Company; capnal
stock 81 ooO, 900, 900, working capita S3I, 'oi
dividends semtdaily, Sundays excepted; terri
tory 1853 900 900 acres 10 fee simple ana Tho
exclusive right to bore on the thirtie'h part
of on acre on Coll Creek, local privilege on
this lease, river frontage on Cheat river un'
limited: on Gull Creek still larger and fully
adapted to hydraulic boring, s. w. lndle
President; Hon. r. Asca', Vice-Pfesident
D. Faulter, I reasurer, s. Teal, Secretary; Oily
Cannon, Legal Adviser; Lemuel CULVER,
Hon G. Heat Baron Nunchausen, &c, Direc-
tors The prospectus emanAtes from Fits.
burgh, where we suppose the company is
formed. The imposing surroundings of this
company, warrant the exp citation that it viii
be heard from again, in which case our readers
shall be advised Of its progress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

President Lincoln has issued a Proclama.
ton convening the new Senate in extrao ordinary
session for the transaction Of business on the
4h Of March next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
TRuNNELL HILL Feb. 10th 1865.


DEAR-- l am well, but feel little bad TO
to day on account of being up at night so
much. l am acting ordely, my business is to
carry dispatches, go out o. the picket line once
n the day time, and once in the nght-ai
IL o'clock, and it keeps me up most OF the
night. We had an at,act Oh the morning OF
the % of Feb, lat about 6'oclock l was 10 bed
when the rebs drove in the pickets. 1t was
cavalry and on they came yelling and screaming
like demons. heard them shooting. but did
not know enough to realise my danger. Jacob
Howard on the bunk With me jumped up saying
Ed the rebels are upon US, which fetched me
to sense of my danger. | had my paDts off
for the first time since | left home. must
confess that was some scared. The first thing
done was to put my right leg into the LETT
pant leg, and by the time got them On, the
rest OF the company had all left their tents,
and run to the stockade but one fellow belong
ing to The 2eth Penn lie was too sick TO get
away, the stockade is about 30 rods from our
tents, aud when left my tent the rebles were
all around them and four Of them uncomfortably
close 10 me. They bad their revolyers drawn
and following halt your D. Yankee son OF IL
B. and at the same time shot at me one ball
struck the ground between my feet, the rest
went all around me, and at the same iimc our
men were shooting, too, from the stockade So
you see was between too Gres bpt on | went
That 80 rods looked to he rather long. If l
L 81. q. II
made you laugh guess. do honestly think
was shot at one hundred times while going to
the fort. All the men said they had given up
all hops Of my getting to them alive--said they
expected to see me fall at every step. One
OF the rebs went into the tent where tie sick
boy lay on bis bunk ) and told bim to surrender
his arms He told the reb Le lad no arms, when
the wret tch drew bis revolver and shot him
through the stomaehe. heard tie shot, ard
heard the boys scream, but could not render
him sry assistance. 1t made my blood rur
cold 10 see sick man shot 10 bis bed and
upnrn ed at that. He was all We had Killed.
We killed OF them. We lost taker
prisoners. They tosk all their clothes and
paroled them the next day. We are expecting
they will try it on again l was shot
at the other night while going the grand
rounds-that is going to the videts, out side the
pickeis, but have it TO do every night. We
have got so we don't care how much they
shoot il they don't hit. 1t is al almost con-
slant FIRE day ard night by the pickets. There
is no regular organised rebl force here-they
are bushwbackers and GuerriLias They won
find me ith ny pants of gain, but they will
find the. whole camp oil in rediness the mex
time. We.have on ly 375 men at this pcin
but it will take 1000 JehDeys TO take it from
us We are bearirg good deal about peae
but don't look for peace until We whip b.
out Of them, and I..think we can do that thi
summer. Yours with Respect G. o. WILEY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

Fort Anderson was captured on Sunday
by General Schofeld aBd Admiral Porter.
Most Of the garrison escaped towards
Wilmington. All the guns we're left in
good condition. The army was following
towards Wilmington, accompanied by tive
on itois, and it was expected by the mes
Sc nger that Wilmington would be ia ouI
% 0 ossession on Monday.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
Certificate of Authority.
ITO expire on the slst day OF January, 1867
OFFIoK OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
. MO-. INasfH NQn nxp ApznlEr. -


OFFIcE OF THE AUDITOR OF STArE,l
nra g8tTH anhi'i lssvBAEoE ID fARTMkkr; D5lfM
;, go, 90, Columbus, o, Dee, g, 1854. *
Whereas, The Morris Fire and Inland nsuranee Company
located At New York In the Slate OF New York has fed In
this ohice sworn statement Of Its condition. required By
ne hrs section OF the act o regulate Insurance Conps
nie not Incorporated by the state of Ohio passed April
1885, aud amended February o. 1854 and Whereas said
company has furnished toe unsesgned satisfactory evidence
that II Of at Ope Hue I'd Thsusad Dol
lars OF actual capital inyesed in soeks honds or In
mortgages Of real estate, worth dosbs ths for
which the mortgaged and Wkeseas said oompAsy
has hled IN this oee written nsumsnt under ts oorpo-
s ssa sgned oy the PredeaA and sssrsts thsrset sa
thozng any agent agents n said company 10 this State
70 acknowledge service OF pres foF sHil bshif sf sid
eomINny according 70 the ts>ps Of sad law. .H
aioresaid act JAMES n o0pxAH Auditor Of State for
Ohio do hereby certify that said Morris Fire and Inland In
Company Of New Yark the
bpsinsss Of Fire and lnAnd Insurance IN hs State until the
,hy-arst day o. January iathsysH one nsss~AA eight
In Witness Whsssof have hsseuss sabssjAed my nat1s
yssf above vrittes. JAMES H. Q0phAN,
tssAL.1 CsrAsrl sIse Auditor N STATE,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

AB,ur SHERMAN The Philadelphia Bulle-
itn's Washington special of the y says 1t is
said TINT rebels announce General Sherman 5
advance 10 have reached Camder, forty miles
North of COLUMBIA, on Saturday. Camden is
northeast of Cou9nia, ab mt half way to Flor
snce. showing that Sherman is moving for the
latter place.
HarJee, in evacuatng Charleston, is evil
IDENTIFY pressing forward to reach Florence a1d
| thence Wilmington. The race will be close
cne both starting about the same time From
Columbia TO Florence is SO miles and from
Charleston to Florence is l02 miles Besides
the capture of Fort Anderson gives US the VIII
ningtou end of the NJ ,nchester road. aud il
Hardee beast Sherman to Florence be will have
to take the open country for escape.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
sraaI adIl,gf 4F n phsSfLvAShh ss,, IVA ;,I, "a.

STATE OF PENsYLvASIA, f
CouErY or PniLApELPiITA. ''' '- f"'t
ARTHUR @. CoFPIE, President, and CAHRLEs PLArr Sec
retary Of the Insurance Company OF North America being
severAily affirmed deposs and say that the foregoing
true and correct statement Of the affairs OF the said copa
N.Y. that the sad Insurance Company the bona hde owner
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars OF actual Cash Capt.
tai invested Ia Stocks aud Bonds in Nortgags Real
Estate worth double the amount for which the same il mort
gagged and that they the above described Officers
fnsu,anee Company. ARTHUR @. COFFIN, President +
~ CHARLIE PLArr, secretary.
Subscribed and before me- this 18th dy OF January
1865 witness my hand and Notaral seal "a b. II =
(sEAL1 Five cent Stamp SAM l.. CLEMENT,
-tIL A Notary Publicfor the Commonwealth OF
III -N Pennsylvania residing in Phiadslphia
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF sTATE,l
I iflIi CoLUMBUs, o, January 20. 1885.
HS Hereby Csrfsd That the foregoing isA correct copy
OF the of CGudon OF the Company
North America at Philadelphia made to and nlod in this or
See, for the year 1865
[seal.l N JAMES IL. G0DhAN, Auditor OF Stats.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

The Chattanooga GGzen says that nine Of
our soldiers who had been captured by the
rebrls ard put in Gaylesville. Alabama, Jail,
were recently taken out by Gatewood's guerillas
shot, aud their bodies thrown into the river
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

The N. Y. Tribune says it understands
that the President. after full conference
with his friend in and out OF Congress.i has
concluded to appoint the Hon. Hugh Me-
Culloch Of Indiana, now Comptroller Of
the Currency, as Secretary of the Treasury,
Gov. Morgan having persisted in declining
the post.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

ANOTHER STATE RATIFIEs. Leg isature
OF the State Of Nevada has ratified the Consti.
tutional Amendment, only two votes being
east in the negative. Ours were fred in honor
of the event.
Kentucky rtiacts the Amendment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
Certificate of Authority.

uH uo sspne on ths slst aay OF January, ieooJ s7.
T. 11fih-. 0OyyIox OF rHs AuDlroR OF srArx,1
a r.- A...-a IxsuRAxcb DkP4RrnESf,. /.
CcLuNBus, ONO. Jenuary 10, 1850.
Whereas the INSURANCE COMPANY OF NoarH
AMERICA located At PhAds phis IN ts STATE ~ rsnn'
v-nA A hiedin this ooe .Aorn sni y is cohal
pop required b. the hst section o. the
InsurAnce copspss not INCORPORATED " pe oi Vhio
passsd April 1865 and amended tsbruary lpos snd
WHeas said Company has furnished ths gldsrgnsd ss
stoy s,dsnce L possssd Of at least one hhndtd
thousand oosy Of actual capital Invested 10 stost or
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

SINGULAR FREAK OF AFFEoTIoN.-In tbe
spring of 1861, when the calls TO pat.
riotism went like wild Gie over the land, a
young man in the third ward Of Chicago
nam ed Geo. w. Treyser, was engaged 10
be married toa young lady who died last
week, in western town, and buried 10
vcksburg. lie enlisted, promising TO re.
torn ss soon as the war was over, and left
his sffanced almost broken hearted. Al
The be- tie Of Wilson's Greek he was killed,
and when the news reached The city. her
life was despairsd Of She never recover.
ed her reason entirely but lived as it were
under the shadows OF some impenetrable
gloom. She selected chicken from o
brood, and took il to her room, where she
made a playlhing or pet OF 1t She
gave it a name, which 10, lime II knew,
aud soon came at ber call II would perch
90 ber head 10 she would sit looking from
Der window, and pick crumbs from her lips
vben she saw itto feed IT,, and pieksat bei
teeth ss though. they were kerasIs, OF corn.
She would sit for hours curessipg the
chicken, which g'es ia,e. as sleek and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

1t is utterly impossible for an abolitonist to
20 any where and not take the everlasting
iggor with him. Sumner takes him into the
<enate chamber and FarEsworth into the
louse Old Abe lakes him into the White
House: the Reverend Henry Ward Beecher
axes him into The pulpit. Chicago Times.
/. does seem as if these abolitionists ia their
enthusiasm, could fiud no place too sacred
INTO which to take the newly emancipa ted ne.
gro. with one exception, perhaps, and to that
place the copperbead democracy have so long
enjoyed The exclusive pleasure OF bis company
that the aboiIionists have very little disposition
to question their prrrogative, and that is. T.,
bed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

A party of rebel cavalry dashed into
Cumberland before daylight GU the 2lSt,
who surprised and captured the pickets
and carried of Generals Crook and Kelley.
1t seems to have been a very daring aud
well planned affAir. Cavalry have been
sent in pursuit.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25
STATE OF NEW YORK, I
COUNTY OF NEW YORK, :

THOMAS W. BlRDALL, President, and Richard H. Hay
dock Secretary of the Security Insurance Company being
severally affirmed depose and say that the foregoing is
full of the affairs OF the said Com
pany he said Company is the bona fc
One Hundred Thou'ad Dollars OF actual Cash
Capital invested in Stocks aud Bonds in Mortgages in
Real state worth double the amount for which the Is
ogaged an that they above describe o1css of sad
Insurance Company.
-. THoS. W. BIRD SAIL, President.
RICHARD I. HAYDoC6, Secretary. ..,,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

An order has been issued by the war
Depar, meut for the firing of national sal
ute at noon, Feb. %, al West Point, and
at every tort, arsnal and army hescqnar
tiers of the United States. iu honor of the
restoration Of the flag Of The Uui1n upoR
Fcrt Sumter
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-25

DECRUITS FOR 9Th o v. CAV.
1N HEAD QRs. PRov. MAR 1orn DIsRicr 0HIo-
WARREN JANUAKY 20, 1865
The War Department has authorised me to recruit One
'7'-. DARIUS CALDWELL, Capt. ."
,I.f af ' and Provost Mar. 10th Dist. q.