The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-31
ueApouARrERs Amy or THE poroMAc.

lno fOCent Uruer Ot tue SECRETARY ot war,
permitting voluotoars to enlist 10 the regu.
lar service, has ocoasioned so muoh excite.
meOt that tho recruits arc to bo ordered
back to thoir respective regiments. Notn
ing less than this can preserve tho disoi.
plino and esprit du corps OF the army.
Times special;
Wo have no reports tonight sustaining
the rumoro current hero Of fighting on tho
Upper Potomac.
Tho ouomy is reported in Frederick as
having evacuated Winchester, and moving
towards Gordonsvillo. |..I'
A heavy rain storm is prevailing, which
bids tair to raise the Potomac.
Wo have intelligence from tho South,
through u source onutlod to credit. that tho
rrhcls hayO really vcniure1 upon tho dan.
gurous policy of ayming their negroes. In
Atlanta, Georgia. Montgomery, Aiabama.
aud other cities, it is said negro reglmenis
have already been organized aud Supplied
with woapUns. aud "a recent NOr,h Carolina
newspaper states that about 4 700 black
soldiers. ufiiJorOd bv whites. have been sont
from camps OF instruction to garrison forti
fications aud importan towus.
BALTIu Oct 81 Tho American
special from Bsrliu saws: Durnaidu's movu
in""t across 'ro FOt"ihac hasn't been tol
loWrd by genotai advance. but is undoubt.
eo'y al lhItIa' moVohen'. Today there Is
10 movement except u heavy reinforcement
Of Burnside, WIN has taken position near
i'"etsvh'e Inis ish ia reconnaissance hut
an no'anco OF ihe irt ~ine Burnside
threat0us equally rhe rebel flank and their
LINES OF communication at Front RnvuI.
Our cavalry and light artillery undor
Pleasantnn arc reported to have occupied
Laesbnrgh last night, tho rebel cavalry
thcro retroatinE.- Various rnmnrs tohd to
'no conclusion ,, tI.'t L '''o man portion OF .nc
,s,,,,,,,, Lon,nd wi,,.t,,,,s ,rs,,, '',, ~,
IN ho rounJ in Cheston N,rtinshnry mn,
Shopards,nwn. . ...-
The belief is gonoral that Leo is march
iu@ towards Gordnnsxlle.
Our t"rces on b'iivar aud Maryland
IG'sh'' arc q",et,
II - Sl,'''',r', ',r tn"' our army Is '",'y pre-
prc"u pro.oo, " o,i,,n"ss ,oo,n. rp rn'%;"r "" '"O
oar on,nnsis h,,y, hron -, "a Ll,owp for
seyorat ,I,ya. mud it is believed thew now
hold Cmrlcstown. ... Y... .. .'....
Thcte was rain Yesterday. but it stopped
last night, aud tho water has not ,isun over
foot . ... ..
CmCAGo. Oct 27
lho lrionnos' Memph" special says
inof" y Az ",ar'n."x report ~ hrre ,n,s o'Sn
% % h.o ,n'o% o" " ,sr "%T Din ,s ,"or ,rn
S.re q, tho N.n"his @ anI Cb.r,",,oo t" ] ro,d rrm,
and takon possrssion of tho linz, Their
headquarters nro in the vicinity of Ninovch.
This 's Suppnsod to be tba advaucs guard
"t largo force having dosigns npon this
c,'y. "enora' 900 Johnson IS s'ln 10 be IN
'"|, - s0 VI '",S' "'"S ~ '''l''" N'cN
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS va, oeI. S7.-Iri-
oune's specmI 49,.
AS me preliminary account has been
perHlt'eu 'ro,n he 'oqnar'erS' there can
Do n" 'mproprlely IN stating thAla general
movement mas NJ iAS' oeen com menced. -
"A portion OF nenrf"l burnSldeS uoops
'e't f'e"san. V"'Iey yesterday mofn'rg,
ana moved Gown 10 ber''n' hVe m''eS be
low HnrPers Ferry where ponioon
bridge has been thrown across The Polo-
mac The remainder, embracing the
lhree corps under s'nrns'"e's command
WI speeo"y 'o''o". "'hu''A"eou'y "En
nj lIooLo.,. l, 80. -. -, r., \
~ Wv Wv p'' Nv" o,I''r -, ~ ="
uS hey no'oS' ana 'he corps o. rfz Johh
o,er, are a''o on the maTch. lheV
encamped last night Ecar the
head OF Pleasant Valley ready TO follow
BUN sides iroops. ..
The elements are unnroni,ious Unt;,
vesterdav o,or,;nt, Ih. ros sds w.ro drr ord
- .nIo,J;L o.,i;,; c.Y .-,:
, i'n." ' Ing WV
'oo" "''e' ""!"S"' eo'n' a'Nin9 ram
ahd mas con'lnueu WlthouI IN
'errurUon up to this morning. The roads
are already very muddy. aud alter being
knesded by few Thousand infantry, will
be almost impasSabl., The s,orm is ey
s.vera on ,ha mo, ..
Tbc evac,a,;on oI ,W;nchns,s, hv II.
oL,I, I c'u:
re'e''' anu H'elr '"u'nS oack 'o""'us
0Vaun'on' Is conurmed Oy several clVEehs
who came into our lines yesterday.
The small poX has broken out with un.
usual violence, both among the people and
'he troops. and probably FASTENED tho de-
parlure OF the rebels.
The general health ofthe army is good,
and the number OF sick unusually small.
IIEADouARrERs ARMY OF TUE Poro !
..-., MAC. October 27
General P'nasantons advance has ar
rive" Ut rurco'sSi''H, "''h'h a 10" h"urs
ah;ah "J VI Eo"a," n's''Ipnss ,T';'i o"h''""n''
rT, ~ ~ w ~ ~'f 0''