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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
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bate. dn,n Bri6t fiber tte %RrteAecpsra.
tionsn pss lse,sn Sabrse .au en,pnfsn.
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nod luz3n 6tn psifune auf re btfauntsn
Rt{ultute tte &titats pte aneslsatnbsttsn
tu puid4tttnen i'm unterAeorbnetsn d:
parhmen,t btlprf&,. Sir entusbmsn Die
(su, Bni&is IN aQI &drie bas 9nttrel
(antsRs.
Die aruts II bts iun' 81. Hug. 1864
abbslabli rerrsu.t
d. Ausaaten be- Ortonana Dsparte.
msnte bHruaen wdbrenp re Sabre $45,.
279. 00212.
81. selt,fut.n @sesnRdnte .pdbrsnb
ese Gieedjabrts fnpr 1880 @e&ase,
1861 Arttasrtsraesn unb &aifons. 602.'
525 @,msbre. 794. O55 Wd&turs IT,. t..
ga, 244 Bombsn. IL 740 164 plumb
2ua.ln uup Bld. 8.409 400 pulusr.
,69 490. O29 potren.n, .tfdr Gsrebr II.
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Rein A.fnal In Bax beertfsu.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
Dit M1mcc bee Weueral Sbomas nna
ibtt MpfQabt.

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ten 1oam nt6tin hiLtm btsbtrtasn 6aupt
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rarln btReben, stn aewi3naeS 0Itse IN
rc Rstt ~ bilrtn. w,I6s Grant MA tit
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ttuppsq ~ bepodm unt i'm 3aume ~
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port aus l6stnt. 10 oft hne aud eu 9tIe.
arapb f&dn ibsr stu fold,s untetbaItsn
bat, pornR teirs Nsts Au (dr. llnp NIT
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',r ii. pk f& dbu Die "uutbdtfafttt" Ter
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. nm nt&t ale Nnaeide1 traatn. bat St.
'aal @raut ftine Dtspofttontnl 70 pe.
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
81 f.

RT 81 f.
ritz. Gin Diplomat IN Berlin 1or &C.
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bolfttntidm Suares bebanbsln, uno rann
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

Gtuer ppu~ @arttuIt1's ett<
n1ali9tng eneratetL tpurte fdrali@ Ut Ntp
9aYtn, Conn, .ptrbaftft, 1rpeil Fl @un,.>
tags feine Barbttrhttt ,pfen Aebalten
bate. dbtt tpieeer ettlaHtn,,1.sfhp,kL II ntitt
'txsBf& fprtdtu tonnts. ''' ~ ' re
$50 IL r eaHs.4SCG
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
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nients IN inherent Gortt9n>D fee 81 fem
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

De- Brrtdt tes Yrefoemorf&aQS.Dt
partsn1tni6 aet0t tt B%tmdbun9sn far
6evRsuune timer rt6tta.n Nusbsbun9slife.
Is fne rartn 2784.226 Mann per.
sdhnn.
Brnn tos RsiuItot eu 3ts5una In
1868 unr 1864 In Iab<usnform. ,p.lt.
o%npsuitp, rob' In Suit 1864 fstn ero6e,
Nddhanp In ZEN Quotsn tsfanp. Dts
3ttbuna uuttr cem auftuf uom Suit 1864
mar I'm @anae, wdbrsnp psr Bert&t BE
profobmuri&aus asf&rtvbsn wutps.
In mon6tn Drtsn purre NIT Bipu.
Nant 9tprebt unr an u,andeu d. peris!bs
aueAedbl. unp NIT &t&t f>rrtt Ter pro
fo6ma,(&al ane,lenHuna far rts Oifstut
wsihs untsr fstnsm Beftbls nit Gn,(6Iofs
itntett unb sualetd nit alter Nddf&'
feline Srtrte ausflb1tsn.
Die Refultan rtr Asftutiruno unte,
rem Aufruftn pom !. Gsbruor. IA. Mdr,
ufp IS. SuIt 1861 inr %mt.anbsilt nor
rsu. 9n Btiue auf rk Disruan,per
hung ron @s,sransn foat or Bei6.
dtsr 1856. 900 8eptlfe Solrostu. rsren
Di,nfjrt atatlaufm Nor. wutptn misrc
In ZEN Disnf atnommen une 0orle o,9a
nihrn Nratmsutst nrtR ibrsn Olf,tnen.
rsrm Disnf' p'rlortn asaanaen w6'tn,
battn auf oihe Wriis MIDI nrnie ~ rfn
G,foINtn un{ner WoT:n b iauroasn.
Die 1o.olaueQatr iar 3%iebunaetoRfn
unt GnroQiruna ttlduft 6& uuf "a O16,.
728. DIR Dnrua ilr Sammtln. Orao'
ntirsn unb CLINTON eu Yolontdrs IL
81 1919 OF II. Mn Bounty rurre bio
aum 80. Sepnrbu 1864 $lA 658. 209
p%e1auesabt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23


Der &bsf. 9ua,ntsur bnt&tst. pa6 fstn
bauptauetnuert auf "ptt x1AsnptvtttipE
auna eeri&ift "A, fol&ea 0sf&aBs ,assv.
Ianssu. wh&s Ssssu panissi&tfe wiIlfau'
1np. y
Du anfauf BON pierten bsfanb fd
rpdbrsne pss G%juonMubrss untsr pu 3tt.
luuR -einss .,u eie(em 6wsde lpsaIsu~,in
aert6,um 3wstRss rse Sen. Quunir
mrRnomns. Dit 3ufubr Don lttusu
ia na& er Rate ron siwa 500 pr Gaa
ufoIai. mas ouh ek Durd(&ninerot'
,bre 0nbraute "a. Dc &aualuts e,
potomac: Armu purrs wdbrsnr or erftr
8 Wonats pihks 5 ,bres 3petmal butttsr
asmaht. liz p~'opuet,on tts 2anpse
ihsin. i'm Stanrs u (stn ptn u%u9sbeures
Ab1us ittnu Pierre uuD Maulsit w. 81,
tra0sn nuno rsr Btfunt a'tat. NOD ben
|aufeneen Yrtifen au u1tbstlen. ftins IN.
,tt&m pom Gri&6pfunS oetr' 9erminps
runa. .
Bd rsn Observation-Disclosures unlsrsl
Armern tomunt D%ur&f4utlut& Elm @o0sr
auf "a Wann In Gelpr. uub cine Nrms|
I'm G,lo. utorrnt I'm Dur6f6niu / pier,
oesr / Mo utsid auf il 2 Monn. 81
Nusobl CT Pierre uno Maulsfd II stem'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

N'"WVV"SsW w" yS''u'o ~ V'''" ~"s
bsn t6ntelt&eu 1ruppsn ZEN Nddaua QUE
rer @taet obaui&netrsu. Die edae wu,c,
far tk nsapo!ttont'&en lrupptn Don
9tunpelu stunes lrtifdu Die Rdmpfs
ia ben uerbautidrir,sn 6trab,u botlsn
tbnen arc6s DsrluRs Auasfdat. abu @sne
ral &hnaab<un,ubia't td ni%t. Sc Ranp
tbm jo,noH Elm lsB,se bufe mittsl ~ 81.
bpts :: poe Bomborosment. II aob eoe
9tanal boau. unb Is btaonntu ete Mor
{er BON QaRtqamars ~ -tonnsrn. unp tby
6euu NIT Den Bombsu Der S&ifs auf DE
uualadltdr @ioes IL f&:euestn.
Qtu Aau,re Drtttet pen pattruo IA uuf
eihs fa.&sutt&e Deifs rur@ DIT. Dombsn
anp eur& BE GtuutbrdnAe. snetdt et
eoloo'en onleatsn, o,rnt6tet wu.bsn ;
aauae 6uoutsrs. wtt Doe Guo,t'rr. no,
Fetf Dom Asbt. une eas Biesstt on b.
ptrta b &ufro purttn dna,di&ut: a.
lts' Nupfts ass,n eis tourtontf&sn Col
batsn. Graueu. prttfrr. xtnetr. lBfe bts
Spastanertunsn, srmu btatnr tte Erouen
tb4e Wednnsn tbrv &inerr ibrr 56bne.
unb (3ltueerteu jseen Gso.ntant. Ter
nus,alt DurfAd&oe au tenuern nor. aut
osn B.uhsrn ZEN &oltonr ouf DE &Spfe,
IeAa fob" pstsRsr uup M6h6e an esr
epttr tbtsr ss'ta1a'.; s'ns N0nns. Il,
&&wsRu 3tie, hsnb. NIT tn 3tsul, In
ets stnsn. nit btn Gdbsl In Der aurun
baub, auf VI Barstldee. uae ftuer. bts
Rdmpfes a.
abu ntdt uur tas Uelf bdbetltate fd
Dieter a9asmsinsn S&tipubstunA,
had ~ apel. Die wentaeu Rtt.
~ bsbsa &esl%, wsl&t III 0er.l
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1865-03-23

auI efm UfVtonee c~1Aoh'hIlen GoHtiet
ris bubufdoFuna ron @sIomittsIn ~,
B,fniuna Sietliens. Dos untu rsun
unumdpli6sn Butant In @tnua R.b,rr.
&omite rsoIiGrn rtsfs Witist unb tie 81
f6reuuna ru 1,uppsu. DE ObuR,n
Weciet, MnIsuhint uno Sreolo b1o&t,n
m.trsr. 1oufsnt Out b,pofnstn Mdnns,
nod poluuo. Gin sinateee Qomits 1t,
(&oft. bte ~ Gnre Suut ni&t ninia,r
ale 7.WiQionen Branfsu. @artba!ei bN:
e,s jtbt, nsus- Qolonntn~ unsAanets fl
untsr Ger Nhfdtruna re @enuol Wsriet.
pa 9lrr. rturcoe Qemusaneo u,(p,drel,&
Qbua.bsn mar. utranfIt, nod Wsifna
unb @dnMp. um ooe Deti or Btfrrtune
ter 9Aft ~ poatneen.~
Eie Proclamation We @snuole 1eeiet
lav1stt:. q
~Baraers BON elalltn! 3tr patt tft
trfen unit BE stritesn. r<I&s rsn 3ampf
a,aen bin Iprannsn t,aonnsn tabsnI;;
9br tabt tapfn Rtn1tAsn. Stt fstp Sieaor
Guss DoRtn fhe atftit. @ir.
rte Grtmtuiasn Gus rsn &dmpftn. ptI&s
rit CONFERRED bsratmi asr+o6, bottn,
mfr 'fnb Cher eas: Wen IL Gh& ar'etn.
hueu. wetl 'uafets Yft6t - une Rsbisth.
Iupfeit itnas Mdnnn. tSmnt aIS ffet:
Sireitsr far eis Gtstbst, unt Gin.
BET, Staliens ~ uns, ete wtr BE frtirtls
.foep Sireiier fdr biefe 1nb. Oaribalst.
,nter Pbe,asnual. {enbtt me. 0artbalbt
A uufere fabns. Ua.tba!et H. infer pa'
,isr. Gi, pe1sn et.s olhs une nit utm
'epsdte Qaub. Gusr DdTulaup. .8dnlltA
on ffiutu Evranssr bsfrsteu.
te4lst fslsiI7L
, 1865-03-06
FROM SElhRN1ANSS ARMY.
Rebel Statements, Reports and Sur
Iu1StB,

NEW ToEk, Saturday. March 4:.Tho Richmond
papers nseume to be ignorant OF Sherman's Is where
bu the ~ nps say nat hs ~ se
force under his direction, tncludl1g 0tilmoseb
and Schofeld's. is estimated at &C, 90. The ex-
element at Charlotte, s. c., has snos1dea, snoH
Nothing ia e.id Of the contemplated junction Of
Wade namPlon and his csval5y are ssaa to hs ~
burned section extends IN ono direction three
qusrters OF mile. No public property was des-
t1oytd. Rebel deserters that have arrived at
fortidedhy order Of Lee, who SAFE the latter place
t must be held at all hazards.
| The MtFalds correspondence says Feocl de-
rcrters from Lees army state when he inside his
last visit to the South, he toek two distsious Of
Andcrson's corps with him 70 reinforce tue army
North Carolina. and that citizens Of both Peters,
bnrg nnd Richmond are preparing to leave.
Ts 5 B s o sn55 si5s ssho
ncld to halt On the Northeast River, ten OF q.
teen miles from Wilmington. II was tnought
,hst schodeld would 1gy to effect Junction with
The KichmoId Sentintl, OF the LIST, admits that
! Sherman has crossed South CAROLINA. which
ehoTe be has entered $e old NSr!h d sstate: s E.
no .' Yankees - 6are adynnccd IN that direction
The Richmond papers charge Governor Brown
ee ana na
| hcI.C traitor to the rebel cause.
| The rebel House Of Representatives has passel
another I'LL, to place 3000o1 negroes in the army
In order to satisy the objections Of Senator'S tni!
! bill does not guarantee freedom to enlisted
elaves, but leaves the question OF eroanctPsto:
opcn. ,.,..
the rebels to prevent her falling into ' Yankee
| hands, in Cape Fear river.
| The Richmond Nhig Of the list says, all 9
Northern Georgia is filled With predatory band
| OF tories and deeettefs+
Itis reported that Hood will hare an impottsn
Command in Texas.
The panic In Richmond has extended to tn
surrounding country, and farmers refuse to h1tn
In supplies.
! article or preparations for battle, and urges til
people to &c calm and confident 1t admits ths
he eituation Is very critical, but thinks IT, It
.Should Grant loss my OF the three armies no
conycTgtne upon Richmond, bis whole plan woul
be broken up. and We would have chance
Ill our own armies and prepare for aaneW can
| Dalgp.H
, 1865-03-06

HEADQUARTERS AR4r OF TIE PoroHAc, Friday,
March 3,-Nothinc s, Of importance is transpIrtns
In Ibis department. Deserters continue to come
into our lines in large numbers, fty.sfx ha7Ing
cquipments with the4, Tor which they arc to be-
serters since Feb. I'd is $40, ali Of them in good
order. In addition tp ne usual stories told BY
these men, they soy that two companies from each
from the army defending Petersburg, and sent to
hunt up desertcr., thousands Of whom are SAID to
be scattered through the country, enaeavoring to
reaf he1E = me
sick aud tired Of the contest are anxious to Join
their families, now within our lines. These men
are principally veterans q three aad four yeaEe'
changed. All Of them Being refused fnrloughs,
and not paid for . long time, nor any prospect Of
getting any soon. they took French leave: 49,. t..
charge Of team md six men to get wood. The
men were una.mcd, but the Sergeant WIS armed
with revolver and sword. After getting outside
Sergeant guided them &traight for our ltncs, apd
the whole party arrived safely. They received
for the mulee 500, which was divided equally.
evening vas On account OF their receiving r.
t1on Of whisky, which seems to be qatte rarity
in their Commlazary Department; ,. den CooE:
sid to have haransed bis men On the occasion,
he whole grossly Intoxicated.
anthony Raymond Ct G. a2d W'nn.ss1n Msxnan .J !;
shot to-day for attempting to desert to the enemy
Five regiments Of the First Division OF the Sec
onff Coins to which the crimsnals belonged, ,Wcrc
assembled to witness the execution.
The Stat N. Y. Volunteers. veteran regiment
arrived at the front to-day, and Were assigned to
the ,Thirt1 Division of the Fifth Corps. They
number about GOO men.
NEW YonK, March 5.-Tha Hsralds army OF the
Potornac correspondent says: Every fresh batch
~ rhe1 cecrtcrs that come within ont lines rclt-
crate The statement made by previous ones. that
thc rebels are preparing to esaeuato both ktch-
mond and Petersburg.
, 1865-03-06

Our midnight Dlspatch.1ntertst sting 6
Summary Of NeIf6-InaportAnt from
fbe Snufh md Ef&eYEheFe.
Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.]
NEW TonK, Saturday, March 4.


icPeCA 04spatCn " a1e Hesse1A 1ess.l
NEW YORK, Saturday, March 4.
Its thought ihere that the Richmond Wzig's
a,eten,ent that the railroad rom Anr1sta tn A..
80. ~ o0o - w 49, - " ~
lnnta Is not Completed Il PROOF that Diok Iay'ors
forces we're not sble & M rcash sherman's rear in
-o1,e1s nova .r,asnt,v ~ m v.f1w.~ ro,-nrn;c..
.s.".. 80 =, .-a.... ~ ~ e.Ns
..a,eh uon w. 1sAa e'Ass 0"es''an p'S7e'
through From H,ax,,
Letters from Nassau Of n; FeSrn..y 1s, st.te that
the steamers Fox fsincc captured} and Druid re
.r,~,na a., v..e,r t.,,, rrh,r1o,t,, ~ +ha e.h ,,5
FL, 1Ihnea 10 S h.a 1e99 on s.a o aaq
few ags vas bseK asaa
d.. sstas to anchor in port during hsaT, swell at
eea' ncxer,rrx9
rshans1nss ~ sra rn-eeaaa ri IN enn.e or3r+ers NJ
tete,a SetS tRc 1eSs as ipio s.tes
Il & surmised large numbers q these deser.eFs
ihc Gonn o 2.ne 40 d on an e9eos;xe 81
eca]e.'' >N 'N ''S @'S~
Exchange Of Prisoners.
Ine Kieamonq q tEnGMrer M sass: a Go': HatSa' "a S
oa, o. ST. nas aaaangsa e.
seain, as fst ~ a. ean bc ;nt
n1sneo-
From Richmond.
The Examiner mentions IN attempt to burn
4vHn 4s tat sI!te tooacco MAtenouse ~ neoMnou. u
snc sopnccg "as inos.A v"nea ~ p..sats
that the oWnerS ntiemntct to to hnrn The 1ui,3nr
snd tins eernTo he insnrsnce ~ o1AA '1S oun"us
The E1aaiasr ~ On Saturday last twenty-o one
Ale1snaria for Fortress Monroe. Theis destina-
~ 4 Voice II tr frem uu, 1,,r Tnu,h. 1tnr,t
hqoGI1 aoombe, IN epeeeh at Augusta, Ecbtu-
, 1865-03-06

The captain and crew managed to get her o1:
This il the fret vessel that has been saved when
drired ashore at Caryport Rect
The weather continues e1ceedinely vet; ;,nt a
much to the discomfort Of the guerfilas.
smi,he 10th Army cops a5c enc easa%pSa susd
from their General Essms essr to buy nsntse tse
rpot they had sunk in the mire, and then eFeSs .x
tomb etones 10 the many o. Me s1eeE1 ~ ~ Enmh~r.
land. x HSdv,res ~.
,eiveS hcrc fhrourh private Sources from Mexico
nte hit tie u9,tsa tsa Ses y
n'snt ~ Tic Police arc directed to arrest atl who
their h re
a.,9 Vesr Tor speaking iayorahly anout
lie United States md predicting the speedy end
The he imperial Treasury Is constantly getting
The hostility Of tic Church party to the Enper
or Macmillan is On the incrcase-
The friends Of the Jraf1st c1use hers refuse tG
rive credeuce TO the reppfted defeat Of 01nc1A.
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naseed and also the bills to establish bureau for
1elugees and freedmen; to authorize the coinage
Of three cent picceg Of copper and nickel to Pro.
e.nts. Tho Bankrupt and the Iilinoi. and Niagarl
Shin Canal bills wero lost in the Senate while the
bill to pay extra compensation to the builders ol
9nne t1G NH thc Camden Rai1road Company buf.
The Houao, bill remaining in the Senate, clogsed
- The r 1ioor ot Tie Senate Chamber WIS crowded
and e1-menbe.s Of Congress, Justices Of fhe 81
p:emo Court army ana an nay: 2ava otles5s
rsa nsa5s sna n b1 81 The me
be.s of tt 9 Cabinet and other disstnsnishe
personages. Tho President entered the SENATE
Chamber after the Vice President had delivered
was administering TO him the oath to support and
offend the constitution. and also the cath q ALE
c1arce, The ga]Iaries were densely dllcd- Thou
s o. I'M
was thrown open for pub!lc reception, and the
pressure Was immense:
hours before its adjournment Yesterday cleared
the executive calendar Of all the pending Pfe5l-
Dental nominations, GEO IN number, nearly al 81
military ehasaste5 which were G h 3hG y
Jno. D. Defrees for superintendent OF fopils
Printing, and tho Senate unanimously confirmed
it. This Is deserved complmens 70 tae u; hn'os
tlemanEs management OF the government ietteI
Many persons are here from distance, looking
after th.ir private interests and seeking induencs
to aseist them In the procurement Of high as vel
ns low positions. They do not seem TO be mind
fui Of tie fact that there to be No wholesale re-
moyals from place. The terms Of nhout nine
tcnths Of the commissioned cfyal officers will vet1
portunity to renew their commissions OF appoin
othefs, is he may think proper.
Previous to the Adjournment Of Congress tn
reporters and correspondents occupying ne Hons
E2rtT, IN letter to Speaker Cotax. a. m honoEe!
journalist, expressive OF their eradication wttl
his courtesy. dignity md ability.
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lSpecial Dispatch to the Western Frczs.1
NEW YoRK, Sunday, March s,
From Virginia..
The Ntrdld's Army Of the Potomac special o1
tie Sd says: On the night previous heavy
rain pet II making The roads impossible. On .he
prisoners under the usual formallties: General
Singleton was expected to return from Richmond
yesterday"
From the South West.
Tho 77m<s' New Orleans letter Gays the rebel.
are making out new programme foE operations
pcrs. Columbus, Mlss., Correspondents Of the
ehanesg a e. hn
By Gene.ai Forrest, though 1t gives little salts.
faction as to what they are.
West Mlas:s.ippi q 10 be cvacuuted - As rebel
leaders no EFFORT IL to BE- made to hold any q the
country between the fazoo and Big BLACK ziyc1s
s4ss 81 s %sS Ss1 q eopfse ss:,e s !: IT.
| Mobile and Ohio railroad Is to DO the now line
| which 1t Will DO their cndeavor to hold, while
Brandon, about hitesn miles east Of Jackson, will
| be the point at which they will make stand
against any Federal adyance-on the line o
the railroad connecting ct jackson ,.witt
the Central, and running east TO the Mobile 8
line of communication between Dick Taylor il
| North Alabama and the rebel forces in the south
| ern part OF that State. while at the same time
Mil afford coyettng foE Selma ana Moa.somefiy i
part Of it to South Carolina, leaving Dick Taylo
| in command of the rematnder- email par
ainng iii bis cavalry foree and
enough more to swell his command to about 20, ,00
Forrest siuce his assumption OF the command {
the department Of East Louisiana, Mississippi IN
| Alabama, has been making radical changes In h1
fozecs aud dismuuuttns considerable portions {
his irregular cavalry. lie evidently design
abandoning West Mississippi and attempting
Railroad md the eastern boundary Of Alabama,
Congressional.
The hassy and confused manner In which bus
ness has passed through Congress for the last tN
days OF the eession iAnot among the most credit
ble Of the proceedings Of Congress-.
| The Senate amendments to the ameudatory re-
enuc, amendaioEy thrift and lnaian appropriate
bulls, were not even read to the House, being Z
numerous, but we're al non concursed In bodil,
and forthwith rent TO the Conference COMMITTEE
and on whose reports and with but brief and occ
sionall3 imperfect explanations, they were adop
added in relation to. military ndairs, Ineludin
the amendatory enrolment bill aud k,ndre
objects, md on these there b.
through without Intelligent knowledge Of the
defeat to being loaded down with extraneo1
amendments and want Of time to adjust dife
ences between the two houses. The Amendatol
Tariff bill imposes an additional duty VI two d.
!, Ira per ton On Iai1road Iron.
.. The Chronicle Of to-dsy says: "speahrg,
, rpects to the President and hts Ady, among who
| we're Fred Douglass md his wife,
The extra session Of the Senate has nothing
do with legislation, but will act upon nouinatio
for o1,ce, aud wifi probably continue for Il
, 1865-03-06
THE REBELS ABOUT
TOEVACUATEWES.
TERN MISS1S-
S1PP1.
wnRIT,E STONGLY FOR
TIFIED By TIE
REBELS.
Inauguration Day~lts Process
sions, Sights and
Scenes.
The Last Day in Congress-
What Was Done and
Left Uudoue.


eANNN1a
Maj. Gen. DIG:
The following dispatches In relation to the re-
poreed defcat and capture Of Cen EARLY. By Gem
Sheridan, and the capture Of Charlottesville have
been received By this Department. Gen sherf--
dan and hfs force commenced their movement
laat Monday, and were at staunton when last
herd from, Mai. Gen. Hancock was placed In
charre Of the Middle Military Division during tho
ab.enco Of Gen. Sheridan. with his headquarters
at Winchester. [slgned,l
EN-. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
y "crx Pos7, Va, Sunday, March b-11e.na.
..Hon. E. N. Stanton:
"Dcte1ters in this morning report that ehesl
dan had routed Early's forces aud captured Char
lottesyire. They report four regiments having
gone from here tRichmond} to reinforce Early
[Siened,1 o. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
CIR PoMT, March b-2a. N.
Hon. E. II. stanton:
Desc.ters from every point Of the enemy 3 linca
confirm the capture Of Charlottesville oy shendan
They ray that he captured General Early md near
)y his entire fo.ce consistng OF !, 800 men. Fou,
brteades were reported Us being sent to Lynch
| nurc to get there before General Sheridan.
fs,ercd> Q. s. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
| C1T PoHr, VA, March 81 a. m.
!! Hon. E. n. Stanton:
Refugees cond,m the statement Of desertcrs a
to The capture Of Early and nearly his entire force
They say that 1t took place on Thurtday, betwee
sspuutou and charlottesville, and that the defea
| Nas total.
{Sfgued) o. s. GRANT, Lieut Gen.
new YORK, Sunday, March 5.
The 77saes tays: "a letter Hon Wlncheate
etates that On the 75th ut. cavalry reinforcement
md pontoon trains we're there, and on the ut
Gen. Sheridan started. with about Il, 600 eavatsy
1t ie said, to operate In the direction OF Lynch
burg. Some sly Sheridan and Sherman will NEE
and act together In that direction. Gen. Hancoc
assumed command at Winchester, on the dcpa,
tUfe OF Sheridan.