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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19


HARRISBURG. Sci tember 1C.--A
dispatch just received at Lsajqu y
ters, says Jschson has recrossed the
folomao and Mcclellan has en-
gagged him with tremendous toros
lhis side OF Sasrpaburg. 10 mies
from that place. The whole rebe
army 10 Maryland will bo amin,
lated or csptured this night.
No rebels can be found abou
Hsgerstown and Williamsport, ant
none two miles on either eide Of ,ht
Pot1tsso.
Tne rebels arc falling back "a
Harper's Ferry mnoh d,apiri,ed
The wounded are arriving at Il.
gerstown.
The bridges reported to hav,
osen burned by onr forces vas th,
lc anal bridge ut or near Willisms
port. The destruction OF this brihg,
is OF great importance, as il impede,
the rebels from bringing up supplies
The hl!egaghny Arsenal was bio VII
up at noon, and was on fire at 3p.
nj. No particulars.
Reports throughout tho West tha
tho Pennsylvania Central r dlrost
IS obstrueted hy the transportation
oi troops and Government supplies
or that 1t has b,en in danger OF in
Vasion is entirely without iounda
tion. Tho road is entirely unob'
s,i ucted, and doing its usual heav,
transportation without detention OF
hiudrance.
LATER.
This has been an eventful day IL
Maryland. At the latest advices ev
everything was favorable.
A great battle has been fought
aud we are victorious. The oarnsg,
on both sides Ia awful. Lrngs,rest
lie not killed. but wounded aud Q
prisoner.
LATEST. 10 p. m.
Dispatches just received ut head
quarters from Ilagerstown. say W,
have achieved u glorinns victory.
General Hooker is wounded IL
the ioo,.
No particulars received,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

WASHiN0r N, September 10 Ii
10 believed at the War Depar,men,
that Hsrper's Ferry surrendered t.
the rebels yesterday, after Col. NJ lie
had bsen mortaliy wounded. Ac
conntA to that eject, none of them
official, have heon rece we'd, both al
Chambersburg ard Poiut OF Rocks,
II II be true, nothing can preven,
tho mass Of the renel army from
making good lie retreat into Virgin
10. N Miles' cavalry for Q cltis way
out OF usrper's Ferry on Sunday
night, and started tor Chambers
burg, capturing L'nGstrestaa smmu
uition train and other wagops IL
the number of 90 in all, On their
way. The commander OF the caval.
ry reports that Cul. Miles declared
be could not hold liarper's Ferry
longer than yesterday uiorning, un.
less relieved. This fact doubtless
doas much to induce tue government
to credence TO unofficial accounts o!
the surrender. Nothing hss boon
made public from Mcclellan sinoe
HE official dispatch on Sunday
The general feeling here consequent
on the news from Hsrper's Ferry and
McCle'lsn's silence, cons.rues rather
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NsApSrARrxHR ARs.Y ~ POroMAC
September l5-.1 A. M,

To MAJ GnN II. W. IlALLEoK -
! am happy to inform you ths,
Gen. Franklin's success on tho lui,
was 90 complete w that on the cen
ter and right, aud resulted In his
getting possession of the Gap, sfter
y severe engagement in all parts oi
tho line. The troops, old and now
behsyed with the utmost stsAdinees
and gallan'ry, carrying with bn,
little assistance from our artillery,
very strong positions, d f-ndcd by
artillery and infantry. do MOI
think our ls, very severe. The
oorpa oi Gen d II, Hill and Long
street, were engaged with our rght.
We have taken considerable number
Of prisoners.
The enemy disappeared during
the night. Our ,ro"ps are now ed
vsnsing In pursuit.. ! do not know
where he may ps ri 10 found.
(Signed)
GeoRsE B MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
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BALTIMORE, September 1G. =.

BALTIMORE, September 1G - A
special TO the Amer loan from Fred
erick says the comhiued iorccs Of
Lprlng and Jackson stornsd the
@orks at Harper's Ferry yesterday
morning and captured the position.
Gen. Miles 10 said to have made
a deeper .te resistance. Accounts
differ some cay he was wounded
alter he had hoisted the white Gag;
other aocounts, that he was fatally
wounded or killed before the sur.
render.
Our forcea were parollsd to the
number Of 5000. When the pa
rolled men !eit, the ensmy were pre-.
pairing to blow up three spans OF the
Iron bridge.
Reports were circulated In Fred.
erick to-day that Mcclellan had re
taken Harper's Ferry, bu, was not
deemed reliable.
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The Dram Again Pos,poaeA.
CoLuMBus, September IA


To THE SEVERAL CoMMrs,onwRs roa
SuPRRisTESDiSo DRAsr,so:
The attention and cneryhs Of the
people OF thc State having been al.
most exclusively devoted 10 the pro.
lection Of our Southern border E.r
the past ten days, snd tho work q
reoruitIng hv reason thereof alnos,
suspended, ieel It my duty to the
gallant people Of Ohio to postpone
the day Tor the commencement o.
the dra;t. do, therefore, by vir,u,
OF tho power vos'ed in me, ori f,
aui direct tho Com ,nissionars %
the several counties e the State
intrnst-d With the power % superin
tending the drafting Of the milid,,
to postponc the commencement o
the execution OF the order for draf.
ing until Wednesday. the frs, day
October next, on which day they
will proceed in the manner hereto
tore Indicted, to drait the quota
then due from their respective coun
ties This number will be asctr
tanned By d. Quoting the numbs,
that may have volunteered between
the iirst day of September and sait
lirst day Of October from the nun
her heretofore appor'ion.d TO said
coun les by this department. TIL,
several military committees are se
qnested to ascertain from the Com
nissioners OF their respective ooun
tics the number that wac due from
their counties on the frat day Oi
Sepieniber, and continue their nobl.
ff,rts in aid Of the recruiting ser
vice until the Ere, day Of October
when 1t is hopsd aud believed the
entire Quota from each comfy will
be filed. The necessity for the
iopoe called for by the President Il
now apparent to al. Our very Gre
sides are threatened, in the d spcr
ate eflhr,s Of the rebels to destroy
our glorious Government. Rally
then, noble men of Ohio, and wAh
on, grand effort I'll up the ranks.
DAWN r"D Governor
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

EuzApErnrows, Kentucky, Sep
tembor 10. o a. m.-Tho following
is the latest and only pcliahle 90
count oi tAe battle at Green River
Bridge, Sunisy, brought hero b,
special messenger. just arrived, who
left the battlefield ut eleven a. m
yesterdays
The eight commenced At four n
m Sunday, and lasted five honrs 80
The rebels maic nine or ten at
teup's to storm tho hresa, works
but we're Zach timo rcpulsed with
heavy lJss The rebels cen, IN q
flag Of trnce to bury their dead
which WAS over three hundred. &C,
oording to their own statements. .--
The wounded on the rebel side 10 noI
known, Their flag OF truce remain.
ed six houis.
Tho rebels scnt OIL. Wilier word
that he must surrender, as they had
Bragv's whole force just coming up,
and would take them ull. Col vii
der replied thai he was sent there to
fight, and intended to do 40.
There was no moro fighting up Ia
tho tlmo the messenger left. Oar
ioss was 81 killed aud wounded, In,
cluding M J. Abb IT, of the OF h In
LLAMA, killed. The rebols lost three
Colonels and vi the field officers oI
ona regiment, Eilled
expected the fight has been
resumed before this.
Col Owen resched Col. Wilder
during last night (dondayl with ar
tillery and i,fantry reinforcemsnts.
Maj, Abbo,,'s body went through
here yesterday, on route Tor Indiana,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

MUMFoRusvlLLE, Kentucky Sep
'ember l6.--Tucre has baeu snoth.
er battle. The rubeIs under Bragg
attacked our forces this forenoon,
and it is sail thoy have been fight,
ing nearly all day. The Fedora
{ rces under command OF Col. vii.
der are fighting nraVely anu Aro do
termined to bold the pot. The en-
Iemy's force is represonte rs largo.
LaTEn We learn that a portion
oi G,n naell's 'oroes have arrived
and are engaged with Bryce forces
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Later and Better.

Thursday evening dispatch was
received at Carey, announcing that
Mcclellan bad encountered the reb
ol Gen. Lee-cnplured him and his
entire army. We believe the report;
for the battles previously. mad, 1t
possible and probable. II true the
rebellion 10 hurt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19
FIGHTING EVERYWHERE!
GLORIOUS VICTORY I!
MCCLELLAN WHIPS
JACKSON!
SEVERE BATTLE IN KENTUCKY!
--~--~>~,~------->~--~~-~-
HARPERE FERRY TAKEN AMI
RETAKENt
the LATE BATTLES,
HKADouAHrEHs Army o. rue PoroxAc, !
Three miles beyond hiddlstown,
S0pt0mbar II -o,l0 p A.

oeptemOer IL, -9i&0 4. N. J
To II. w. UALLEcK. CoMMAspEx
iN.CAiEy: After n severe engage
ment, the corps Of Gen Hooker and
Gen. Reno, have carried the high,
commanding the Hagerstown road
BY storm. The troops behaved
magniticently. They never Tough,
better.
Gen. Franklin has been ho,ly on.
gagged on the extreme left. | do no,
know the result, except the firing
indicates progress on his part.
The action continued until alter
dark, and Terminated. leaving US in
possession OF the entire crest. 1t
has been Rlorioua victory. ran
not tell whether the enemy will re
treat during the night, or appe " in
increased toroe in the morning.
regret to add that the able Gen oral
Reno, is killed.
GE ROE B M'CLELLAN,
Major General
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HsApauaRrsR AMY oP Puroa,u, |
knntamhNr lhA NJ

To II. w. llALr.EoK. GENERAL IN
CHIEr: IL have just learned from
Gen. Hooker, IN the advance, who
states that this information is per
tectly reliable, that the enemy is
making for the river in q perieo,
panic, and Gen. Lee s,ated las,
Right pnblioly. tina. hs must admi,
they had been shockingly whipped.
lam hurryinR everything forward
to ondeavor to press their retreat Ia
tho utmost, (SignedD
GxosoE B. M'CLELi.AN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

II anSI:nuno, Pennsylvania, Sep.
'ombtr ia dispatch jus, received
at headquarters, says jackson has
recrosscd the Potomac aud McOiul
Ian has engaged him with 'remcnd.
ous fore, thia side of ar,sburg,
ten miles from that place,
The whole rebel army in Mary.
land will be annihilatod or capt AIRED
this night. No rehJls can hs found
about lfagerstown sad Williams
port, AMI none the other side oil the
Pot lmao.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19
GeoRaE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding
HEAp9uANrEHs ARA.Y or PcIoxAc, [
BOLIVAR, SeptOmbOr Is,

To II. W. HALLEox, GEMrRAL-IN
CnIEy: - Information this momen
received, con6rms the rout and do
morslization OF the rebel army.
General Lee 10 reported wounded
and Garland killed, and 700 pris
oHers have been sent TO Frederick
II 10 stated that General Lee give,
life loss 10 1900. We are follow
ing as rapidly ss the men can move
(Signed)
GgoReE B. N 'CIsaLAN,
Msj,r General,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

uAsayasuse, September lt.-In
the bsttle to-day our right rested on
Sbarpsburg and our lett this side Of
Arthur Greek, near Porterstown.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

llARRissuRo. September IA
dispatch Just received at lleauquar,
'ers from Hagerstown, says: Nv,
have achieved a glorious victory
Lpngstreet ,s not killed, but wound
I'd and a prisoner. Gen. uookel
is wounded in the foot. No partieu
lars received"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

Gov. Curtin, OF Psnnsylvanis,
hos issued u proclamation ioy tho
immediate arming Of the militia oi
that State, 10 view oil the dsngsrs
that now surround them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

PHILADELruIA, S p embr II -
Apparently well uund.d rumnrs
state that great battle took place ut
Csnteryille, on X ttoclain Crock, to.
day, resulting IN "mr success.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

gioomy. Oar loss at II rper's Fer.
ry would be at least 4 900 uen and
one million dolisrs' worth Of stores.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

lF tho news Of last evening be true,
that McClehar has thsashed and dls'
psrssd tce's army, Richmond is
ours. The way 10 slmost open.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
OBITUARY.

Captain WILLIAM LATANE q the Essex Light DrsgOn On
Virginia Cavalry fei Friday 18th 81 'une, old
Church, Hanover county VII lie lead ,dron brilliant
ssa charge Prom the beginli
LataLe ard Ut secesiol One Of the earliest
he ben, AL the snees Of his Of all AMI dAuns
spirit 70 the Advancement Of holy His patriotism
sudden name bat nrm, undyng funded truth
aud sies devotion VII he has ed wi lis hearts 81 o.
To CptAln atsHes peculiarly sensd and rsnr ed
ruaeasss and roeshntss OF life Infinitely
esAbe than Ne hatdhP, bot through months Of tedious
ACTIVITY, bore 10 vi cheerful endurance OF
hearted solder wiling 10 serve bis cousy 10 way ~ ad
her homer and nte Brave h'n gentle
modest = high spte and vArmhs generc u.s.
huuEn and cyArc he iIe the idol Of the circle
itntei i'd We cannot wonder that Lis should be
ard Of the glory attending their daring and Succession scout
IN IL cir grief TIE unaney de All Of their gs ycu1g Chief
Lees manly sh. uld Oil he
the fail m Of Lis iayoIt capt in Ne nobler spirit has
sacrificed the shrine freedom TO the gieyng
hears ai ant friend has et behind him, would whisper he
martyrs rerrEed fer those who die holy "
the low which made music for them
earth net slsd bot changed 10 clearer notes Of
emed spl H. rrom the stormy Of M his spirits barqae
ITO ted mo the st Eae OF eeni ~ nd 10 moored bee
sRnns Dtyonf the sosnds Of and he
MT return 70 you, but you may 10 70 him"
soLDrkR.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
The Rero ulIonarr Party.

When inclined 10 indulge ,tteriDg hopes Of early
TERMINATION Of the sAr, We would do veil 70 remember
hs character and aims OF the party in possession Of
government Of the Uotsd Sates Il is in the strict
O.. sense revolutionary party. Is purpose Of subVert
log the governnent aVOHsd With unbushing bold
il It's party platforms. So far from regarding the
interests Of the nation H gOried in being sectional
leading orators gave utteranoe sentiments Of the Bit
t-s,s hos ty MOI only TO the South but to al the con-
studcnal barriers which, III times past had been erect
s Tor the protection Of the minority agans. the msjo
y. Tie 'Hisher Ls~" proclaimed id opposition 10
tls Constitution the Fusilivo Save LaN was secuted
tie dee sors Of the Supreme Court we're snesred at
T-s tab heal raid Of John Brown vas sOduysd At by
rrs chiefs Of the Republican patty and seventy i've or
eighty Republican msmosrs Of Congress subscribed to
O., Infamous book Of Ssiper.
This s the party Ehi,h holds the purse and sword
OF the dated States and by force Of arms, endsavor
caFy out iae purposes which long sgo announced
10 the Chicago platform Nor Il this all The individual
atss are ruled By Republican Governors and R publ
Lag5a.Usss AL The otces Of honor or en-, Iumeut
a the hands OF Republicans. AL or nearly all mill
tary aud naval Cn'ers their appointments 10 the
Republican pary aud BY this party the vast army
l. paid AL Iobbers IN money or in contracts are fed
Ald tattened By the same party. AL operatives work
f1f the Republican gOVernnent and all products Of the
scd are sold 10 employees OF this government 10 a
word, the whole North Is in The pay Of the men uho
brought about hs revolution.
Holding the ssOrd in Que hand and the purse in the
other, it 70 be supposed that the reVcludonsts viii
abandon their pesensoDs rer qush their purposes az
loag as a dollar or can be rAse6s They cannot
gEs Up the Ear If they Uould. They have raised devil
~h5h I'll Tot dosu a: their bidding They dare not al
los Others TO pui step to the var. ANY attempt to
~ so would be regarded high treason and would be
suppressed instantly, rutblessy Toe the lie Of
the revolutionary party With ia cessation would en-.
sn' reckoning up Of the hundreds Of thousands CT
lives thrown Gssy and the overwhelming burthen (
deoi Imposed upon he country, aud then-deah, swift
md msrSiess, 10 them that brought ruin upon their
colnIfynea. As the reVou,iouists we're unserupuo1
ard bold IN sVoWug their purposes before he -ar 90
Lave they been during the var Aad 80 they will be- 60
tley mus: Of necessity in bare sslfdeisDee be 10 the
Vssy e1d
Tas as the party Ne have to deal With They viii
never give up-,hey dare not. TIE viii he .sps OF
iOrsign Intervention aud falling credit sil not help us
Co oyefeOne this party. We mus, bea, the lie GU, Of
tbau slh poStsr and steel 1. il igly 10 dream o.
~ ythiIE exc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
hIsCELLLSEoUs.

William r. Hutton, Esq., has been appointed engineer
oil the Washington and Potomac Aqueduct, and the
work Of completing the will BE- ut once entered
upon. The srbuting reservoir nesr Drovers Rest 10
10 be finished together with the eupersructure OF Cabin
Johu Greek span The Of Jtffsrson Davis Secre-
tscy of War; which is inscribed the cornerstone Of
great span OF the Cabin John, to be chseled out
in accordance with orders from the Secretary OF the In
terror.
The Committee on the Conduct of the War examined
about hundred and seventy FIVE Wnesses. The tes
Hnony Is very Vouminous. IL is calculated that il will
make eighteen hundred octave pages. The manuscript
has been placed in the confidential charge of the Super
utendent Of Public Printing to await the further orders
OF the committee.
1t is said that Count GIoHsk the celebrated Russian
noblemSe has SIGHTED his willingness to take command
Of negro regiment and movement ia on foot to have
him commissioned for such purpose
A new Southern periodical has Just boen started in
New York I. is entitled 'The Caucasian" and Ia sd
Vertiscd "the new Anti-Abolton Unisn Democratic
paper"
The exports of butter from the United States are very
large. Last week the steamer City Of Washington,
which Left New York for Liverpool took 800 H. kins,
and the Ariel for California, 2 100 6rkins-making In
these vesses TO- 400 These htkus nett 100 pounds
each.
At Louisville. KY, on Tuesday morning. man named
Philip Rupp, shot and MORALLY wounded his wife, and
then shot himself in the breast dying almost Instantly.
The farmeFs in the southern part of Illinois n
the mids. OF their harvest Ii is thought that the quail
iy OF the wheat never better and the yield is
abundant.
II is estimated that there on furough so O00
men, most Of whom 10 a condition 10 rfoin their rs
gimens.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
rASKIu OUrRlsIs IN TAU0u1ua COUNTY, VA.

letter from Washington, dated 2Osh inst, giving
some late AdVces from WArrenton, Va, says:
Ia obedience to the spirit as well the temper Of
Gen. POpes Instructions the rich and arstocratc rebels
Of Wsrrenon have already been placed under contribu-
ton for the support Of the National army The leading
families, the Extra Billy Smiths, the Tylers and the
ShAcklefords have received notice that all their spare
mattresses and bed clothing will be required for our sick
and wounded soldiers and that all the unoccupied rooms
in their mansions and if necessary, the entire buildpg
will be used hospitals. Col Meyers, ef AcDoWeIs
IT. to-day took possession Of Dr. Bacons large female
seminary.
Dr. Bacon strongly protested against It's use by the
army but Colonel Meyers told him he mus. not expect
10 e oy secession and all the other u1uries Of the
sou at the same tme Our sick and wounded soldiers
oW occupy the rooms but few weeks since grAced by
the fair 3 T. Y reb L. The Episcopal, Presbyterian,
Baptist and Methodist Church,s have also been taken
for the use OF the amy The large hotel at Warrenton
Springs and the RC dining cottages, being fitted up
Tor hospitals.
Two thousand sick can easily be accommodated. The
grounds and springs surrounding the hotels and coaga
are said to be fner than any watering place in the whole
G ustry and all he leading physicians in the army Of
General Pope Of the opinion that not one.hali SO
many deaths will here in the hospitals at Wash
ugtOa. De. hsgrudtr hossley aud Banks have imms'
dSts charge Of sick At ths point and are unrsmt
ting ia their attentions TO them.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-28
PHYSICIANS.

To tie E9itOr Of tie WAig: ~
The Couscrpt act l. nov being eaforcSd and there is
one Class Of persons VIC, up to this time, have met
With considerable favor viz; Every man Las his prsc-
Using physician and bang his interest to get him
exempted from military duty, he ge.s up . memorial
(and that too time when need the entire strength
of the government signed 0y any aud everybody, sta
tic the Importance Of this that practitioner being
leased from dutythat he has heavy practice and that
there no Sufficiently convenient to do the practice
if he is called Cd Ia other words they would be left
without doctor, and that they subjected to the
annoyance Of having to sad four, Eve, six or seven
miles for Doctor great amount Of suffering must en-
sue
Mr.. Editor did il ever secur to you according to this
thsOry that there would not be single physician in the
Confederate army unless be- OF his accord chose
to be there Where he practitioner who cannot pro-
cure long Bs. of names TO bis memorial The matter
is always conducted through the inshumenAly Of some
friend, uhO approaches you and asks you as friend to
place your name with others, to obtain for him
emptOn. should yea hesitate, he Gays it cannot posi-
bly, DO You any harm, anit woald BE- doing the doctor
and his friends great good. They say the doctor gets
largo practice-thsn let him send substitute, If he
prefers sayr at home Every mans services are needed
at home as vel bic and he be prepared 10 make
sacrifices as well as others.
The older physicians, and those between the ages Of
thirty 1--WE and forty hse, Who have already been
empted by the State law lin fact have not heard Of
any Who applied Who have not been eIemptedl. all
more than suffice Tor The demand. Our motto should be
every his post Of duty, there TO remain tl the
invaders are sore of their undsrh king and for the
peace We 30 much dgsir,d at the b, ginning.
FAIR PLAY