The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-07

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themselves have sci US a good example in
the matter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or men-plainly convicted OF being such,
are, for the first offense, to have half OF the
head shaved. second olTense will incur
a severer penalty, aud it is under consd.
aration 10 make death the penalty Of the
third.
NEw YoRK. Nov. "A special dcs.
patch says that the rebels are making
demonstrations toward Manassas, and had
run of train from Bull Run bridge.
General SigoI says: have sent a
strong force TO Bull Run bridge to restore
the train to the track.
B4yard's force was attacked ut 4 o'clock
to- day at A,die, and is now encampeG
two miles east oi the place.
A despatch from Stahl says the rebels
are repairing the railroad 10 Manassas.
CAIRO. Nov. 8.--Advices from Holly
Springs, 10 Wednesday state that large
rentorcements from Texas and Louisiana
Of rebel troops from that place, except
ViIlipigue's brigade TO Meridian.
! The people OF fernando are said 10 be
moving slaves and other property into the
interior.
The Gronad" Appeal says Judge John o.
Campbell has been appointed Assistant
/ Secretary Of war of the OonGederacy, vice
Professor B!cdsoe, resigned
The federal forces at Island No. 10
have again occupied the Tennessee shore,
and are now constructing fort under the
protection of the federal eunboats.
A dispatch from Jackson, Tenn, Of the
ID, says that news received At Grants
headquarters yesterday from the South
VIA Rerzis confirms the reported capture
of Mobile.
IIEADQCARTgRq ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,l
WnEArLANp, Va, Nov g. SPIN.
To His Excellencv, the Presdrnt-I
have Just received dispatch from Gen
oral Mcclellan dated at Smokers Gap,
6P.M, stating that he has full posse esson
of the Gap. When General Hancock ar.
rived there it was held by the eremy 8
cavalry. who was at once driven out by a
column OF from 5 600 to 9 0G0 infantry
\ The rebels advanced 10 retakt it, but were
dispersed by the lire Of our rhcd gums
lu' P"s'uou 10 '"ouS o"' .'oh e""eI
SIDE. IL Is sh'h mat Gtneral Jackson and
General A. p. Hill are in the valley oppo
I site.
General Pleasanton had driven the enc.
r my's cavalry several miles beyond Union
at 8 O'Clock this p. N, exploding one o.
|, their caissuns and capturing ten Of theil
wounded lett behind
r. MARCY Chief nF Stiff
9 PuIf,ApELputA Nov. 3-Tno Washington
a Starsnys.
Last uipht tho advance of tho Army n
8 Potomac, under Generals Blrnsde. FIT
# John Porter. md othurs dnubilo,s biy
{ ouacknd upou tho liue OF tho Aluxsndri.
Il and Wuchpstrr rurnpike from UoneryilIs
a throe miles in front or below Ashty's Ga,
If down TO Middluburg, distances of ten milo,
a Their cavalry must buyo halted for th
nipht yory nsnr if not on the linc uf m
!. Manassns Gap railroad betwcun From
h. Royal and Thorouphfaro Gan.
. Tho force of Sipel which took IN the In
~ of march oarlv Yesterday must buye nd
vnnccd uoon th, line of tho sam, r,,lro,
A o Thorouuhfnro Gap orc nrghttall. if no
~ hevopd that point; whilN anoiher diyisio
of the army in front of Washington, unde
N Sicklcs. at tho same timo was doubtless nd
d n,ing in rear of Sigol and at night With
i supporting distance Of kim.
Such. wo judge. from our knowledgo q
g tho country roads. sc to have necessnril
ID been tho movements east of the Blue Ridg
h so. orday
Of Tho march of Con. Sickles' Division. yes
8 to-day. before Alexandria. almost to the e,
tr,mH front. reflects great crodit on it.
o. Up to 2 80 2 NJ. to-day, we have nc
Id boon ablo to learn that tho enemy had AZ
in p jared in front OF Sigefs command in an
lorce We would harn learned tho fac
Va h. d tho epomy venture1 an attack Oh OF
of f, rccs in that quarter this morning,
We think it is clear that Loo's flank h,
VS. been turned.
IN WASHINGTON. Nov. 3 1t is undorsloc
on to night in military cit clts thar Colon
Garescha. Assistant Adjutant Goneral of Il
zee army, upon duty in tho Western Dnpar
mont, will soon lCuvo hero for duty in Il
lnt feld, as Chic: Of Staff of Major Gen. Rns
nd Grams. and that no will be succuodud by ca
us James Fry, at present Chief of Staff,
RS Gen Bne'l.
un Ino onuro army mas ooon pau 70 ,no So
o. Jun" Tha Had p", o"n so up % :" VI" - '.s' W "a
10 ho ro,rnina,r 10 ov;n, ~ ih, Traasnr. n
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