The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-31
The War MoYemAnta.

1t is again given out by dispatches from
the Army OF the Potomac that general
advance Of our lines will Immediately take
place. Orders were issued on rhursday
night 10 tho vatinus commands to be
ready for an advance Friday morning,
and Generals Porter Morrell and G i(iin
returned from Washington aud resumed
their respective commands. The Sharps-
burgh correspondent Of the New York
Times leIegraphed at late hour Flday
night, that indications OF movement we're
apearent, and that an advance will prUba-
bly, be simultaneous along the Whole limo.
The Times says we have other indications
of the same kind from other sources. II
is supposed the enemy is 10 full strength
ut Wlnchester-p probably over hundred
thousand strong aud il is stated that
Gen. McCrlIan's force is numerically
larger, in good condition, and the msn
eager Tor action. 1t is also stated that
the forces Of Generals Sigel, Helm zelnan
and SlckIes are ia position to do effective
work in the way OF cutting off any at
tempted rebel re'rert on The line OF the
Manassas Gap Railroad. .....
A Glarpcr's Ferry letter Of Oct. Eel 10
the Philadelphin Press announces that
the army undcr Gen. Mcclellan is almost
enurel ly re organized in all the arms Of
service. and that soon On lIallcck will
himself take the field in the movement
against Richmond II telegraph reports
are 10 be credited, Gen. Burusi,le now
commands half of the Army of the Poto.
mac. A failure TO strike decisive blow
before going into winter quarters. would
be nearly equiv eIeut to acknowledge the
supremacy OF the rebels.
The deservedy disgraced Gen. Buell.,
and a portion OF his staff. have returned
to Louisville, They arrived on the 9Th,
but objeot Of visit not made known. A
Louisville dispach Of that date reports
Cen. Buell's army pushing rapidly into
Tennessee. Bragg's army is probably
meant.
Rumors OF the return OF tic rebels.
heavily rein forced to the Nanawha Valley,
were in circulation al G liipolis on the
93l. A rebel cavalry torce appeared a,
Charleston on the 2i,l, and reported Gen.
Lorlng'S command had been strongly re.
intorced by Gen. Floyd, aud was return
ing TO hold the Valley at all haz .rds.-
M rebel infantry, however is believed TO
b. below Gnnley
Our forces arc being sent forward rap.
IDLY, and had reached Rs House. within
eS miles Of Charleston, Gen. Morgnn's
Cumberland Gap Army passed through
GalIipolis GA the 23 all clothed and d..
ted out in good sIyie. They were to re
ceive their pay at once, and are eager to
DO LEG in'o East Tennessee. The com.
ple'e thing and equipping Of General
Morgan's division gave great satisfaction
10 the men, and The East TenDessecans
took up their line Of march toward West.
ern Virginia with Me spirit OF veterans
The dlth ;ulty about mu stering in was sat
iStactorily arranged, and the pay of all
was TO be forthcoming at Gallipolia.
Parson Brow2low visited the East Ten.
nesSee brgadcs before they left Portland
and addressed them Just before they
marched. He congratulated them on
Iheir improved appearance and prospects,
counseled them all to do their duty as
soldiers and obey orders. lie told them
his opinion in regard TO Weltern Virginia
had undergone change-that tnete are
fine turnpike roads there. and it is the
nearest way home 10 Las. Tennessee -
The Parson predicted speedy deliver.
anco to their homes. and expressed his
determination to 90 with them, with type,
ink and paper 10 revive the old Knoxville
Wing, when he would "gve the leaders
OF this rebellion the devil and rub ii in I"
The 6ghins Pnrson was vociIerouSy
cheered. - C2eue. Herald, Q7tk.