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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-12

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IN addition TO our main business Of PIIOTOGRA-
tiilC MATERIALS, we are Headquarters for the
following, viz:
sTEREoscOPEs & sTEREOsCoPIc VIEWS.
OF these We have an immense assortment. includ-
ing War Scenes, American aud Foreign Cities and
Landscapes, Groups, Statuary, &C., sc. Also
revolving Stereoscopes Tor public or private eXh-
bition. Our catalogue will be sent to any address
on receipt Of Stamp
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-04-12

We keep for Sale at the lowest prices, the follow
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CTATE OF vERuoNT-District o.

n True COPY Irnm the records.
i9:w3 Attest, {. q, TILDEN, Judge
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31

i his Foundry and Machine Shops in this city
the celebrated BLAIKIE A cLARk'S PATENT
SRLF-ACTING LATH SAVING MILLS, and
improved B0LTING aud PICKET MACHINES,
also the SELF-SETTING SIDING and FLOOR.
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Ssleetsa 9ostry.
SUMMER.

SUMMER.
Long grass swaying In the playing
OF the almost wearied breeze
Flowers bowed beneath crowd
OF the yellew armor'd bees
Sumptuous forests flpd with twilight,
Like dreamy old romance,
Rivers falling, rivers calling,
In their indolent advance.
Crimson heath-bells making regal
All the solitary places: a.
Dominant light, that pierces down
Into the deep blue water spaces
Sun-uprisings and sun. settings,
And intensities of noon
Purple darkness Of the midnight,
And the glory Of the moon.
Rapid, rosy-tinted lightnings,
Where the rocky clouds are riven,
Like the lifting of vail
Before tho inner courts Of Heaven;
Silver stars in azure evenings,
Slowly climbing up the steep;
Cornfelds ripening to the harvest,
And the wi . seas smooth with sleep.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
DAVIS and Breckinridge Indicted for
Treason.

WAsHINGToN, May 26, lSG5.--The Grand
Jury of the District to-day found bill of
indictment against jeff Davis aud John c.
Breckinrdge for high treason. Davis and
Breckinridge are irdcted sepayaiely.' The
ovort act was the raid in July last within
tho District of Columbia and e'jursdc.
ton of this Court, the killing Of citizcus and
the destruction of property. Breckinridge
beng present in person aud jeff. Davis COM
structvely. District. Attorney Csrrington
announced the fact in the Court, and ask cd
for bench warrant in tho case of Breckin.
ridge, who is still at large. Ho also asked
that such steps may be taken as will bring
Davis before tho Court for trial E5f ,.3a0
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
Jef.'s Cloak and Shawl.

WASHINGTON, May 25. 1865 Col. Pritch.
ard. the captor of jeff. Davis, presented to
the War Department this morning the wa.
terproof cloak and sbaSl worn by Davis at
the time Of his capture as a disguise. Da.
yis wore the shawl as a hood. to conceal his
masculine features. Col. Pritchard says
that for the first tbree duys after capture
JEFF. appeared gloomy. but then became
quite buoyant Mrs. Davis has been very
indignant all tho time, and did every thing
possible to embarrass the captors. Seore-
tary Stanton returned thanks to Col. Pritch
ard in the name of the people and Presi-
dent, for the activity exhibited in the pur-
suit, and stated the offered reward would be
paid to the men entitled to il. and medal
OF honor to each one engaged In the cap.
ture, upon receipt of the C0ionol's official
report. Gov. Fenton, Senators Wilson and
Foote, and others witnessed the presenta-
ton. jeff. Davis's Private Secretary, Col.
Burton M. Harrison, who vas captured by
Col. Prisohard. has been brougbs to this
city and lodged in the Old Capitol Prison.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

ung the man and the occasion. And this we are
bouad TO believe is his sentiment us it Is that of
the county which susiains him. President John.
cor must, ere this, have learned that i, will not
DO to entrus' the rights Of The negro, or the des.
TIMES OF the nation, in tha hands Of the Southern
whites alone who, though foiled in their efforts
TO destroy the Government, still cherish, as u
class the spirit, born Of Slavery, which inspired
those Efforts, and made them so powerful for
evil. IT we could believe that he had this vet 10
learn we should be lar less hopeful of the ip,me.
date future.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
List of Ohio Troops to be Mustered Out

| Below VIC give list of tho Ohio Infantry
Regiments that are expected to report fol
payment and discharge at the several camps
| in this State. designated by general orders
OF the War Department for that purpose
IL ID not definitely understood whether the
| veteran regiments are to be mustered ou,
entire or not; the presumption is, no wever
that those members only will be discharged
whose term OF service expire prior to the Is.
of October, 1865:
REGIMENTS TO BE MUSTERED OUT AT CAMP
ClEvELAND.-lt is thought that tho follow
ing regiments of Ohio soldiers will probably
be musteued outs Camp CleAeland: l4th
vet., l9lh VET, 2lst vot., cath vet, 37th
vet., 38,h yet.. 4lst vet. 49th vet, 55th vet =,
67!h vet. 6Slh vet, 9Sth vet., 72nd vet.
9Th vet, s2d vet. Tooth, lOlst, lO3d, IO4th,
l05th, lO7th. llltb, ll5th, IlStb, l23d,
l2ith. and i25th.
Organizations that will probably report
at Camp Chase md Tod Barracks: So
4;h vet. 18th vet, Goth vet, 23d vet, 25th
vet. 26th vet, 9th vet, 30,h- vet, 3Ist vet
32d ve.. 49th vet, 43d vet. 45th uet, 46th
vet, 5lst vet, 5Sth vet. Goth vet, 62Ih vet
64th vet, 65th vet, 10th vet. list vet, 73d
vet, 10th vet, 18th vet, 4Oth vet, 9lst vet
9Oth vet, 95th vet Seth yot, 97sb vet, 9Sth
vet. l02d. 10th. ll3tb. !l4tb. l22d, l28th
l73d, l74tb, l75th, l76th. l77lh, l7Sth
l79tb, lSOth, lSlst, 1924, ls3d. ..
Organizations that will probably report
at.Camp Dennison:
9Th vet, llth vet, 18th vet, 18th vet. 18th
vet. 23d vot. 33d vet, Seth vet. Both vet
47th vet, goth vet, b2d vet, SD vet. 54th
vet, Both vet. 59th vet, 63d vet. 69th vet
10th vet, 74,h vet, 18th vet, 79,b vet, S3d
vet, seth vet, 9lst vet, 92d vet, 93d vet, Oath
vet, lD6tb, lO8tb, ll6th.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

W President johnson has issued proclamation
providing for the reorganization of North Car.
olna; VIM. w, Holden is appointed Provision.
al Governor, and it is made his duty to prescribe
the necessary rules and regulations for the con.
Senng, at the earliest practicable moment,
oi State Convention. No persons who were
not qualified voters OF the Stale previous to the
passage OF the ordinance of secession, or who
shall not have taken tEe oath Of amnesty, shai
be qualified as are electors, or eligible as mem
oers oi said Convention. The various functions
oi the civil authority Of the Government ore 10
be at once resumed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
The Virginia Election.

In the election Tor House of Delegates yester
day, the Dsunionists swept Virginia rs nr ms
known. In the Alexandra district, w. ii. Du.
lany, Fairfax Court Ilouse who Inns bitter ha
lred to the Union, and became q cripple in the
Rebel service, has been elected TO The Senne, and
J; English, no less bitter, TO the House En-
glish took the oath OF allegiance only the night
before he announced himself as candidate
Iribnne's Spec,di, 27h.
We are not at all surprised at this result
There is no way TO prevent such state of things,
or even worse one, in every Southern State,
but to arm the negro wi the ballot.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
Ohio Troops In the Review.

Tho gallant soldier boys Of Ohio had
their share in the grand reviews of the pres
ent week, although Q large proportion OF
the Ohio troops are still In the South and
south west, and therefore wero unable to
take part In tho pageant. Tho Army of
the Potomac is mainly composed of troops
raised East Of the Ohio line, Michigan bo.
ing the only State largely represented. Ia
tne lls' OF regiments passing IN review on
the hrst day we notice the Second Ohio
Cavalry, which has won imperishable hon
nr M the Cavalry Corps; the Sixteenth
Ohio Infantry 10 the Ninth Corps. and the
Fourth Ohio Infantry in the Second Corps.
Both these regiments have won distinction.
On the second day. when the veterans
who marched down to tho sea" took their
way through Washington, Ohio was more
largely represented. In The Army of the
Tennessee, comprised of the Fifteenth and
Seventeenth Corps, were the folio wing Ohio
regiments OF Infantry: Seventy sixth, For.
ty'sixth, Thirtieth, Fifty seventh, Zig hteeDth
Thrty'seventb, Forty seventh, Fifty.third,
Fifty fourth. Seventeenth, Eighty first,
Sixty.third. Twentieth, Sixty. Eig htb, Sevcn-
ty.eighth. and Thirty. SECOND. with tho FIJI.
teentb Ohio Battery.
In the Aarmy Of Georgia. Sbermnns
Lett Wing. composed of the Fourteenth and
Twentioth Corps, we're the following Ohio
Infantry regiments: Eighty second, Twen-
ty.ninth, Fifth. Sixty-sixtb, Seventy fourth,
SKty.nintb. Twenty first. Ninety fourth,
Tbirty.third, Que Hundred and Eighth.
Ono Hundred and Thirteenth, Ono Hun.
dred aud Twenty.first. Ninety. eighth. Fiji
ty.second, Fourteenth, Thirty eighth, Eigh-
ty.ninih, Ninety second, Thirty first. Sew.
enteenth. and One Hundred and Fifth
with Battery G. lst Ohio Artillery. In all
there wore forty five Infantry regiments,
one regiment of Cavalry, and two Batteries
OF Artillery, as Obio's quota to the grand
military pageant. being Tess than one-fourth
the number OF troops tho State has kept in
the fieId.--Ciepe Heraid.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

/ N pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro.
bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, will Of.
er for sale ut public auction, on the l5'h day Of
Jnty, a. u. 1868, at iOA M. upon the premises, Il
following. described real estate, situate in the
County of Geauga, Township Of llardon and
State OF Ohio, and known as part OF Lot No 3,
Session 4, Tract 4. OF Chardon Township i'm said
County, and bounded as follows, to wit Begin.
ning at the center OF the river where the south
margin OF the bridge crosses the same thence
south deg, west l3 chains 60 links thence
north II deg, west chains so links; thence
north 80 deg, east chains; thence north IA
deg, east 3 chains SO links thence north 43 deg
west ! chain l6 links; thence north IA deg, east
chains rs links thence north % deg, east I
chain % links; thence south 20 deg, east 3
chains 20 links; thence north ~ deg, east S
CHAINS 81 links; thence south 3sH deg west S
chs. links; thence north A. deg. west chs. SO
links thence west chain 81 links; thence south
A. deg west Q chains 9S links; thence west
chains; thence south Al deg, east chains and
SO inks, TO place of beginning, containing eight
and IS. lOOths acres OF land. E.
Also. one other piece or parcel Of land in said
Lott and Tract, and bounded as follows, TO wit
Beginning at The sou .h-east corner of land for.
merly owned by Gurdon Rogers thence north
65H deg, west chains and 90 links, along the
center OF The road /; thence north TX deg, east
chains and i6 links; thence north 65 deg, west
~ chnins; thence north SO deg, west chains
md AZ links; thence norlherly down the river II
chains and 62 links; thence north 70 deg, east /
chain links thence south 2h deg, west 81
chains So links, containing 9h acres OF land,
known as the Mitchell's NJ i'll property.
Terms OF Sale One.third in hand, one.t third
in one year and third in two years from day
OF sale, with interest, the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises soId.r
JANE S. ROOT,
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
Administra tors Of Riley S. Root, deceased.
May 80, 1865. y sO2w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

&JTbe Buiirtins Now Orleans special
says Generals Price, Buckner and Brent,
aud nine stuff officers arrived to. day as com
missonors from Kirby Smith to negotiate
with General Candy tho torms OF surrender.
Price, Buckner and Dick Taylor. on the
part OF the rebels, and Generals Candy and
Heron had a consultation, the result OF
which is reported to be the surrender of all
the rebels in the Trans Mississippi Depart
ment on the same terms as those effected
with Johnston and Taylor. ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

erA blacksmith was lately summoned to
county court as witness ir a dispute be-
tween two of his workman. The judge, af.
tor hearing the testimony, asked him why
he did not advise them to settle, as the COST 9
had already amounted to tbreo.time the
disputed sum. He replied, II told the fools
TO settle; for ] said the clerk would take
iheir coats, tho lawyers their shirts and IL
they got into your honor's court you'd skin
'em. 30.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
ey-A terrible storm passed over a nor.

@y-A terrible storm passed over por.
ton OF johnson County, Kansas on Wednes
day nighl of last week, blowing down houses
fences, nprootDg trees, and doing much
damage. Several persons were badly in
jurord bnt no lives were lost. The storm
also entered Missouri, taking en- easterly
course. and infIctiDg extensive damage un,
til it reached st. Louis. At Sedalia sever.
al cars were blown off side track, and a
freight train ran into them completely
vrecking tho engine and six cars .....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

1A Washington correspondent who has seen
the forthcoming report OF the Committee on the
conduct OF the War say that the testimony in re.
laiion TO the Red River campaign is of charac.
ter most damaging to any miliIary pretension OF
Gen. Banks. 1t demonstrates him To have been
guilty oi melccnary motive, either for The ben
eft OF himself or his friends, by cotton speoula
tions. Gen. Butler in the Fort Fisher af,nir i,
substantially vindcaied. Gen. Burnside is nx
onerated in the Petersburg mine failure, whici
is attributed to lack of confidence on the mar
o; Gen. Meade. The failure 10 capture Lee.
army alter uhe bait 10 OF Gettysburg, by Genera
Meade is attributed IL the same weakness.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
nu-The nows of tha surrendor of Inhn

n1-The news of the surrender of Johns.
tons Army has been received in England
and everybody admitted that the Sontnern
Confederacy had ceased to exist, Mr.
White postponed, no wever, the question
and it was assumed that tho question was
under tho consideration of the Cabinet
The Loadon Post, a Governmnnt organ
and arden. sympathizer with the Rebels ad.
mita that the Southern Confederacy no
longer exists, aud that therefore its belig.
erent righls have ceased. W..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
M~The irrcpressib,e colored individual

Tho irropressib'e colored individual
who took possession of street car in Phil.
adelphia, and was left by the telegrapbic ac-
count still sitting in lonely state in the cap.
tured car, has moved on. According 20 a
Philadelphia paper. q second car came along
OF which the passengers of the first car
availed themselves. The colored man did
the same. Conductor No 2 was going to
place this car out of service also, but the
passengers, who had waited some time, be
came impatient, and demanded that he
should proceed. This he did, after some
delay, and the "coOred gentleman" moved
off in triumph with his white brethren.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
The JeherSOnian Democrat
JULIUS 0. CONVERSE, Editor.
CnARDOs, one, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1865.
Union County Convention.

The Union Voters of Geauga County
ere requested to meetin Mass Convention
at CAordon. on Saturday. June IOM,
1865, atl o'clock A. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF appointing Eve Delegates to rep
resent said County 10 the Union State
Convention, to be held at Columbus on
ahe 2lst of The came month. Lei there
be full attendance.
BY order OF the Central Committee.
h J. O. CONVERSE,
Chairman.
Chardou, May 95, 1865.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
EVERY Man his own TANNER. ="

THE Subscriber, being the only authorized
L agent In Chardon for the Celebrated Tan
ming Process noticed in the Democrat a few
weeks since, would say to the people that no
is now prepared TO tan all kinds OF iurs.
Specimens Of his Tanning, showing the pro-
cess TO be no humbug, may be seen at his Shop
one door north Of the Democrat Office.
RrRights sold for Five Dollars,
For further particulars, inquire Of
ChardOn. April 7.h, 1868. 7s3mG
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

THE OHIO MOWER & REAPER is too
we'll and tavorably known in Lake and Geauga
20 require any lengthy description, There are
three sizes Of this Machine the Large, lea,um
and Jun Tor. The platform 10 this Reaper is SO
arranged that it can be converted in few min
utes rom a Droppsr to a Hand Rake, with side
deiUery. so that you have SELF RAkER or
Hand Rakef, rs you may prefer. Its Joimted
Finger Bar, with set screw 10 raise or lower
points OF guards--its drag bar guiding the gtass
TO the knives, and bringing draft upon forwa rd
part OF frame nea rest the horses. &C., SC, make
II Machine without a superior in The country
The QUAKER MOWER g. REAPER is oil
iron-has two DIR living wheels 40 inches in diam
eter-l is so construc ed as TO adapt tsel to The
ground the bar remaining in its place without
regard to where the wheels may goo
wheel may drop into dead furrow, water
furrow, or ditch. Yon may cross ditch s,raioht
or at any ange-the bar will always {, How the
ground over which it moves The crank shaft
and hinge joint have one center-so that the
knives lose no motion-nO matter in what posi-.
lion they may be placed. -.
The Quaker has Stubble Rake or Dropping
Attachment, requiring one man TO both drive and
manage delivery o! Grain, and make most per.
feet Self Raker. - t.a. I......
RUSSELL'S SCREW POWER MOWER e.
KEAPER Is machine without cog gearing
There is Double Jointing Hinge, which will
however uneven the surface OF the meadow may
he-allow the finger bar to conform to the sur
face. This Machine has been improved for the
harvest OF 1865. and adds much to the conve n :
the Machine
The three above named Machines are not ex
relled by any Tor good work, heavy or light draft
simplicity OF construction, nd durability. There
Is no side draitor weight on horses necks, and
all Of them are ....- N
FIRST CLASS REAPERs. .r,.
Farmers. will do wei, to examine our Ma.
chimes before purchasing elsewhere.
In Geauga County, for further particulars in
quire OF l.. d. STANSELL. and II. N. WICK.
OFF. .r.eF. r.-..|- ~ -
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

Hs- The story of jeff. Davis having been
placed 10 irons is repeated. the occasion be-
ing. 1t 10 said. an attempt to commit sui
eide. One officer and two soldiers remain
constantly in the cell With him, and in the
outer room Of the casoment are four 9th or
soldiers and an officer the whole being
locked 10 from tho outside,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
MvJackson adyices state that tho rot

&gJackson advices state that tho rebel
Legislature mot there on the Goth, as in.
suucted BY Governor Clark. aud appointed
Judges Sharkey. Fisher and Greigen CON.
mIttee to 60 to Washington and coufer with
tho President on the subject Of calling a
convention with view to restoring Missis.
sippi to the Union. The Legislature ad.
iourned the same day.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

DJThe Herald publishes letter written on
the 2lih of last March at Washington, Ga, by
ex Senator Robert Toombs to gentleman in
Richmond, containing Respondent prophecy
which the events Of the past few months hav We
fully realized, Ioombs at that time had the
most pain iul apprehensions for the future of the
Coniederacy, solely for the conviction OF the to-
tai ncapacily Of jeff. Davis and consequently
the utter failure OF lis petty schemes. Davis
was regarded by Ioombs as complete failure,
and the only hope oi the people was in his over.
Lee than of Davis. The enlistment of ncgro oes
he considered disgrace that must look to most
fatal consequences, He concluded by saying thai
we can well afford 10 fight if we can get rid of
Davis and Lee, If not we can't
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
:. ANDREW JOHNSON
WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary oil State.

@srA Nashville special to the times saw,
that it is reported that Isham G. Harris i,
captured. 1t is ce,tain that some of the
State archives and all the State bonds. 10.
gethor with $500 900 in specie, belopeinp
to the Treasury, were captured.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

MS-Juuius Brutas Booth aud J. s. Clarke
the brother and brother -in.Iaw of John
Wilkes Booth, are still in prison. Ford
the manager of the theatre, has been re,
lessed. -. NJ. ... .,..,. - : y :,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

MEMPHIS, May 29th, via Cairo 29th h,--The N.
o. Bn''et"'s speciaI of the 25th says: On tho
evening OF the 24lh, the main ordnance depot in
Marshnl's warehouse, Mobile. blew up win n
terrible explosion. Three thousand persons re
Killed, and many wounded; thousands are buried
in the ruins,
Eight thousand bates Of cotton were des,ro yed
city was bad.y damaged. Loss about So 900 900.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
Chardon. May 95, 1865.
The Last Rebel Army Surrenders-
The War Ended.

IL will be seen by the following official
bulletin that tho War Is ended. The las,
organized force of tho Robollion.--the Ar.
my Of kerby Smithv-having surrendered
peace follows as matter Of course. But. as
no formal deefaration of war preceded hos.
tilities, no formal declaration of peace will
be made at their close, Tho order of the
War Department releasing prisoners under
sentopco by military tribunal of imprison.
meal during the var, is sufficient;
[oFFIoIAL] o.,
. - WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, May 27.
Major Ganeral Dir, ..
despatch from General Canby. dated
May 70, states that arrangements for the sur
render OF tho Confederate forces i'm the
trsne-n Mississippi Department bnye been
concluded. They include the mon and ma
terial of the army and navy.
f. VI. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
RELEASE OF PRISONERS? Fl
The following order has juss boon issued
from tho War Department.
That in all cases of sentence by militarv
tribunal OF imprisonment during the war.
sentence be remiited nud the prisoners dis.
charged. 10. ....
The Adjutaot. General will Issue immedi
atoly the necessary instructions to carry
shis order into effect. g."
BY order of the President.
lSigucdL EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

ay-Informstion from Richmond apuoun
COS the arres. Of Geuersi Lee.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
Terrible Explosion.

CHICAGO, May 2Yth.
The II ibnne has0 special from New Orleans
dated the 26th, which says the ordnance depot
and magazine at Mobile exploded at 3 O'Clock
yesterday. The shock was terrific, and the build.
ing was shook TO its very foundation. Eight
SO uares oi buildings We're destroyt ,und five hun
d!ed persons were buried in The ruins Loss es.
TINA atad at S3 ,OOO, 600 The origin of the expjo
sion has not been ascert tanned,