The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-03-21


erp Virginia.
June i3--Eyacuation Of Harper's Ferry
By the rebels.
June l7-Successiul engagement with
the rebels at Boonville, Missouri.
July i--Arrest OF the Baltimore Board
Of Police Commissioners.
July Affecting Of Congress.
July ll-Defeat Of Pegram by McClel.
Ian at Rich Mountain. Virginia Surren.
der Of the entire rebel force.
July l6--Advance OF the Army Of the
Potomac.
July 2l-Battle Of Bull Run.
July 25--Arrival Of General Mcclellan
at Washington, to take command Of the
army OF the Potomac.
July 27-Return Of tie Sixty. Ninth
and other New York Regiments from
Washington.
Aug. 6.--Adjournment Of Congress.
Aug. 7--Hamp,on burned by the reb-
els.
Aug. 10-Battle Of Wilson's Greek
near Springfield death OF Genel al Ly on.
Aug. 23-The transmission OF Seces.
sion journals through the mails prohb.
tied.
Aug. 90 Capture Of the Hs:teras Inlet
FORTS by the expedition under Commo.
dore Stringham and General Butler.
Aug. 30--General Fremont issues q
proclamation con6scaling the slaves Of
rebels.
Sept. 6--The Confederates advance in
TO Kentucky; General Grant. with Ma
tional troops, takes possession Of Paducab,
Kentucky.
Sept. lo--Retreat Of Floyd from Gau.
ley River.
Sept. 1.-THE Kentucky Legislature
pass resolution ordering Rebel troops TO
leave the State.
Sept. l9--Wbolesale arrest Of members
Of the Mary land Legislature.
Sept. 20-Surrender Of Col. Mulligan,
al Lexington.
Sept. 95- Occupation Of Romney, West
ern Virginia.
Oct. 5--UAsuccesful effort Of rebels to
retake the Hstteras Inlet Forts.
Oct. 8--Attack OF rebels on Santa Rosa
Island. and repulse by Regulars ard
Wilson's Zouaves.
Oct. le. Successful skismish near
Harper's Ferry. Capture Of rebel can.
non by troope under Col. Geary.
Oct. 20. Partial blockade Of ,he Po-
tomac by rebel batteries.
Oct. 81. Part OF Gen. Stones Division
cross the Potomrc at Balls Bluff. and,
after severe fighting, are driven back,
with great loss by the enemy. On this
occasion Gen. Baker fell.
Oct. 25. Gallant charge OF the Ere
mont Guard. under Major Zygoni, against
a superior body OF rebels al Springfield.
Oct. 81. Retirement Of Gen. Scort.-.-
Gen. Mcclellan appointed Commander
10, chief.
Nov. 9. Removal of Gen. Fremon:
from command in the West.
Nov. 8. Engagement at Belmont, Mo.
Nov. 20. Disbanding Of Rebel troops
in Accomac and Northampton counties,
Virginia.
Nov. go. Bombardment Of the rebel
batteries by For, Pickens and the ships oI
war Niagara and Richmond.
Dec. 2. Meeting Of Congress.
Dec. a. Occupation Of Ship Island BY
the National troops.
Dec. II. Grea, FIRE in Charleston -
Loss estimated al 1000, 900.
Dec. I2. Occupation Of Tybee Island
by National troops.
Dec. I8. Large bodies of rebels dis.
persed by General Pope in Missouri
Capture Of a rebel camp with one thou
sand three hundred prisoners. Gallant
affair at Drainsville. Retreat Of the en-.
emy.
Dec. 20. Sixteen old whalers sunk by
the National forces at the mouth o.
Charleston Harbor.
Dec. 22. Skirmish near Fortress Mon.
roe.
Dec. Is. Retreat Of the rebel Gen.
Price TO Arkansas.
Dec. 20. Adjustment Of tie Mason.
Sidell difficulty. Suspension of specie
payment in New York.
Dec. 80. Delivery OF rebel commits.
sioners, Mason and Slidell. to- the British