The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-07
Tbs Flag Raising on Fort, Sumter.
..., s,.as 81, April IA, 1865. ,i,bns rr1.o
'l.." "f WAR RDEPARTMEHT, '"J
ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE. %.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1865. y


General Oraers, No. 5O.o 1aq;gg
ORDEGED-t t'ust-That at, tho our of
noon, on the l4lh day bt April, 1869 Hyevst
Major Generai Anderson witt raise aud
plant upon, tho ruins o. Fort Sumter in
Charleston harbor, the same ,Uuited States
flag which floated oyer, the baltlcmunts Of
that fort during the rebel assault and which
Was lowered aud saIutcd by him and the
small force OF his command when tho works
wore teyacuased on tbo l4.h day OF April,
1861. y:---,,t.
Second-That the flag. when raised, DO
salu,cd by one bundrod guns from Fort
sumter, and by a national salute from every
tortand rebel battery 1hat fired upon Fort
Sumter. '.as,t o,.. UF:..,
Third--That suItab Q ceremonies be had
upon the occasion, under tho direction OF
Major William L. SHERMAN, whose military
operations compelled the rebels 10 evacuate
Charleston, or, in his absonce, under the
cl ar,e OF Major General q. A. G,ilm'ore,
commanding the department. Among tho
ceremonies will be tho delivery Of a public
address by the Reverend Henry Ward
Beecher.5 'ai "F2 gao @t.--0 4.vyf 1aoy r.
70" "Fourth-Thatthe naval forces at CHARLES.
ton, aud their commander on that station.
be invited to participate 10 the ceremonies
of tho occasion. O., '"s Nv 80 4"
By order OF tho President Of tho United
States. .,qgg4 EDWIN M STANTON, nod
igm sEugG jEavga3 Socretary oti Mar.
Henry Ward Beecher has, ,cons onted to be
tho orator of the occasion. '..',2 .'-
--'--~ 81 Tfs-f --,T ~ --yT-,7 p az g,tt
OEEIrE GoI pcvoD nj IS,,rpu r. ID .,,,,.,,,, y
0rH DISTRICT OF ONO. sRasa{ )
.s,: nsAsHTABULA, March 3Oth, 1867"
AL Township, Village, School and other
officers, who are required by law to give
bonds for tho duo execution or performance
Of tho duties of their office, are reminded
that all such bonds must have one DOL.
LAR internal revenue stamp attached thero-
TO. as prescribed by the act passed. June 30,
1864, instead of q fifty cont stamp, as re-
quired several years ago. i'-1' r.t ct 1i0tit!
The practice is said 10 prevail in some
townships for the supervisors to unite 10 q
joint bond with only single stamp of the
denomination specified for official bonds. a
Two or more persona who are required
by law to severally give bonds for, tho faith
ful performance of the duties OF tho Office,
will also be required to have attached TO
any joint bond stamp, duly cancelled. fer
EACH of the said persons thus uniting in
giving said bond, and any neglect or refusal
to comply with the plain provisions of, the
law in this, respect, will subject the parties
to the full penalties of the law. ,-.r, -.
HENRY FASSETT, Collector.
GENERAL GRANT ON THE SITUATION, Tho
following extract from = private letter from
Generai Grant gives his views on the si,ua-
tion's brt1Ja 0g gral naaV hus. .u0ilnglb
a.We are now having fine weather, and !
think will be albeit wind up mattors about
Richmond soon. am anxious to have Lee
hold on whore he is short time ;onger, go
that | can got him into a position whore he
must losea great portion OF bis army. The
rebellion has lost its vitality, oand, II / am
not much mistaken. there will be no rebel
army OF any great dimensions few weeks
hence ID ARy great catastrophe to any one
of our armies would of course, revive the
enemy for a short time but I expect 40
such thing to happen. I am in excellent
health, but would enjoy little respite from
duty wonderfully. II hope it will come
soon " shall expect 10 make you visit
the coming summer"