The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-13

North Carolina Stondord says, the las.
ray Of hope for the South from The North
is departed. The North is banded against
the South bv immense majorities /; that
Lincoln will be reelected aud the prospects
OF peace more distant than ever that the
Southern people stand alone, with the
world against them, and they had better
make peace with Providence or the North
very soon.
Another attack by rebels was made on
CoIIiersvillo, on the Memphis g. Charles.
ton Railroad, on the evening of the Sd in
slant. After "a brief fight the enemy was
repulsed. Brigadier General Geary and
thirteen Of his staff were among the pris.
Oners taken.
The Indian troubles on the Upper Mis-
sour, Notwithstanding the victory of Gen.
Sully, are far from being quoted. Re-
cert advices are hat Fort Union had been
taken by the Indians, aud burned. Their
force is represented to be from four TO
five thousand.
Major General Thomas officially com.
municates to General Hallcck, ander date
OF Chattanooga, Nov. 4jh, that Major
Filz Gib5on, OF the 18Th Michigan Infant
ry, Kirk, Williams and Scott, numbering
400, on the morning Of the third instant,
at Lnwrenccburg, and after a severe
hand TO hand fight, defeated them with a
loss on his part of three men wounded
ana eight horses killed. The rebel loss
was eight killed, seven wounded and "a
prisoners. Among the latter is a Captain
arl two Licutenants. General Bragg's
forage train, which was sent up Lookout
Valley in front of his position, was Gap.
tured.
General Blenker, who died at his resi-.
dence in New Jersey on the 3lst ult., was
born in the city OF Worms, in the year
1912. He took a part in the Bavarian
revolution, and gained several victories as
the commander of the National Guard.
lie fought b~ravely in our struggle, and
was made Br'gadier General, with his
dating back to August 0,
1863, but was finally dishonorabIy dis.
the service, March 8, 1868, since
which time ne has remained in private
life.
The force under Lees command is
positively stated TO be about 80 600.
Intelligence has been received, dated
.sarksburg, Virginia, that Generals Aver.
and Dute, commanding separate for.
ces, aft r several severe engagements OIL
and Saturday last, succeeded ir
driving the enemy under Mudwan lack.
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Briar mountains, into and through
the town Of Lew;sbrrg. in Western Vir.
ginia. After The first battle on Friday.
fought by General Dufe, the enemy was
reinforced, but nevertheless the rebels
were totally routed on Saturday under the
combined force OF Dutie and Averll. Tue
was so complete that the enemy aban
iohea az .nelr SupPles' Guns colors, Nc;
NV T. um hn ,e"'lps 'n''r dehu a"G
nlendiJlv and the victory was one of tho
,ost brilliant of the war The number
i)led and wounded on our siJe 10 M,
Ia,ed We hold Iawishnra
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paasan - ia a. ", 60. WY
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liar. An agent of the rebel government
arrived is Mexico on the oh, via. Browns.
me- w Instructions u was supposed,
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800 va, rn
na.,r "a 10 marohi,n ,Js O,D
.o,aro n.o, H. Eraooh9 oo,a'o, =,
axpected shortly. Minister Corwin has
so far taken no active part in tie Next.
can trouble.
The Post has the following significant
paragraph from New Orleans :
The overland e~xpedition to Texas has
returned, and the army has before this,
set out in another direction. According
10 inc reports II part only OF the forces
are 10 90 10 Dlo"hS'''le on the no
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