The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-22
WAR NEWS.


offices is not known Morgan entered
Gallatin at o'clock A. NJ, after captur-
ing the sentinels who were asleep. Col.
Boone, the Union commander, was in bed
/ The surrender was conditional upon pa
role for officers and men alike, which was
granted. Col. Boone has gone TO Ken.
lucky. Prominent Union men arrested
afterward were discharged uncondlion.
ally. Morgan is said TO be sull in pos
session OF Gailaln. Arrangements have
been made for the restoration Of the rail.
road and telegraph communication be.
tween Nashville and Louisville via Gala
tin, which will be finished in about ten
days.
FT. MoNRoE, Aug. 14-From the
Richmond Dispatch, Aug. 12, we learn
that three gun. boats came up the York TO
Vest Point on Sunday morning last, and
after remaining there a little while, took
their departure. At the same day, the
Fcderals landed force at Corrie's Farm
in King and Queen Co. The object Of
these moves is a matter OF consideration,
though it is possible that troops are pass.
ing by tha: route from McClellan's army
10 the Rappahannock.
All the Federal officers, in number
about 40, taken in the recent battles be-
fore Richmond, including Gems. Mccall,
Reynolds and Rankin, are to be sent
down the river to-day under a flag of
truce.
HEAD QUARTERS GEN, SIGEL, Near
Cedar Mountain Aug. Is
In nearly every house between Cedar
Mountain and the Rapdan, wounded reb.
els are found. Conlrabands report Jack.
son driving all colored people before him,
and ordered that they be shot on attempt
TO escape. The country near Orange is
stripped Of food and forage. Planters
begin TO fear staryation,a and say they will
endure it rather than take the OATH
Scouting parties from GordonsviIe, report
that Jackson's entire army had reached
there. Deserters say that more than
5000 conscripts have left Jackson, and
are struggling in the wood.
NEw York, Aug Is.
Tho steamer Saxon, from New Orleans 5th.
has arrived
Gen. Butler has issued an order setting forth
tho need OF reiet to tho destitute, 1t requires
more extended measures and greater outlay than
yet made, and that as Il question of justice the
burden should tall on those Who brought this
great calamity on their fellow citizens, namely,
those individuals aud corporations " no have aided
the rebe Iion with their means, and those who
have Gndcavored to destroy the commercial pros.
pcrty OF the city. subscription of S ,25O, 900
was made by corporate bodies, business firms
ana persons whose names are given, to defend
the CITY against AC Government OF tho United
States, whilst tho Cotton Brokers tnnmcs also
9venl lSsuou a nlanlieS'o IN october advising
EHHnle's nov 10 pIlhg lher produce 10 lne cily'
lncSo puICGS arc an assesscd ny Ten; Buffers
oruor ior liIs purposes above named to the
"tio"il oi SoiS Wv Oh WIllcn over SJl2,uuO is on
SUBSCRIPTION TO lhG ,2'u'uUu l3hh'
hh intercepted Iel'er s'a'es that W. vi. was
organizing secret confederate army Ill New
orleans, ana has 5000 men enrolled.
Inc tribune mas the following
llEADlrARTELS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
,rt cIIiP near Ieuar Moihtal1' aug. 10.
rries, GJ,,'lers rom tno front BRING no
"rTo ne VI sh'n'lsies' or ol any IuTlher movements
~ & tlle eneIhy' Is usceflal4ed that Jacksohs
i reu ,,Nsl, possgSnio " ana 4te now upon
The hei~ht Of the RnniIon has somnuiHt Ie,
layed the movements of our forces. but thov nre
steadily advancing. Gen. Sigel is in front. Gen.
Banks Is rapidly recovering, and wi bo able toI
'efumo % p command o, ms corps III Iay or two.
Gcncr, 1rJcr M ,i, o %'"I, ~ lro ",JGs m tnh'
sisted on the country. has been grossly abused nv
many officers and soldiers 1t is to be distinctly
understood that no officer or soldier has right TO
I ''e m"ufo, w ''oIoSt 'i'u IrlsoI' or Gistnfp
articles as are reoui,eG, viii be used bnt eysrw |
seizure must be by order of the commonJiuo of.
fcer of troops there present and bv tbc officer oC
the Department througb which the issues ,rc
made Any officer or soldier who enters Tho
house or molesta tho property oCany citizon will
be severely punished
Er,,,-o,., r.,
Cov Mooor1r,s ,r =, c,, n.y. hus, ID
the State hy Inbr M"rnnT H., ~ S"siI VI
iL ~, , i;,s ,aui ~" III iI suy tlo' ,ouc'h
cnt nosi,ior of ibn Eednrol Gorernn'nn, '"o Inrs
qrets Tho nrres, Of c,izens william, IoSni nrnno,
recommends the ndoniinn of tho Cr;tto' 80
lutiOns ns n sinnding nronos;Iion nS noo nod
settlement, and ut The close saws, II hn1nrd
nothing in saving have beon moro uptirino in
my honest efforts, and have made more nroi7oei'
uons TO prevent dissolution OF the Union, and
which promised 10 be successful if they had been
| adopted III time, than all OF my busy, brawng
cnluminaiors,w had their vile purposes to serve
MEMPHIS, Aug. l5.-RCports from White
river saw that Con, Hovoy's division had n
6pht on Mondnv mar Clnrordon ArL,nsos
! M rII r' ;'Ir' 81
~ c"e'"' 'o'cos co"s'S'ou oi SIX regiments
OF infantry. ana the roOeIs OF eight icgl-
| ments OF cavalry and part OF HIudman's
| brigade Tho battle ragged fiercely for sone
timo with dostructivo efIcct on ho,h oidoo
onI ,,o,I,a =; 49, Ieat e a.
"''' M ,o ~ '"o 'o'o"' W 'ho rooo's ana
capture oi 'uu prisoners. NO lufther par