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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07
Sabbath School Meetinp

Tho Geauga County Sabbath School As
sociation he'd it's last monthly mooting with
the Presbyterian Church in Cherter, Satur.
day, 25th ult. Notwithstanding tho rain,
tho house WAS we'll filled with tho friends in
tho place, the majority bong scholars of tho
different schools which evinccd the fact
that the people of Chester are awake to the
interests Of the Sabbath School.
In the absence of both :he President and
Secretary, EIdor Woodwork and Mr.. Saw.
yer wsre elected pro. TEN. The speakers who
were appointed not boing proson, Mr.. Cory.
Of Burton. being called upon, mado timely
address; when they adjourned to partako OF
. bounleous repast in the Town Hall.
In tho afternoon addresses were made by
Elder Chase, Of Now Lyme, Elder Jayne
and Elder james, which were interspersad
by just snch singing as NO love to hear.
motion was made to adjourn to meet in
Burton at tho County Sabbath School Gel
cb'a ion, the last Saturday in August which
was carried unanimously, and with will. as
though thcy all meant to DO there. and
have a good time. We closed by singing.
Shall we siDg in hoaveu forever r and
with tho bonedlction.
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The Great Fire in Havana.

Advices from Havana the 55th, state
that everybody is talking about the great
ERE. Sixteen large stores were entirely
destroyed. The fire began on the 2and
instant, and is still burning, although now
confined TO the ruins. With considerable
exerlion. the railroad depot OF the Guan.
avacoa railroad was saved. on the preser-
walton of which depended the fate of Is
more stores. The fire is supposed 10 have
commenced in some cotton bales, which
were DESTROYED. belonging TO secessionists
and Euglishmen. Large quantities Of
goods intended 10 run through the Fed
eral blockade, were alse consumed. There
were also consumed 81 ole boxes Of su-
gar. vslaed at ~ ,234el6. Total losses
estimated at SO, ll8. 1863, but this is deci.
dedly under estim aled. Gen. DeMsrina
proposed to batter down the stores BY
brosdsides from frigate. hoping thus tc
pu, out the Ere by means Of the tumbling
rubbish. and thereby save portion OF the
contents but Gen. Dulee would not per
NIT IL.
The French transport Milan was thu
hrst send assistance. aud their example wa
followed by Spanish man.of-war, bu
this was done two hours after the ware.
houses were on FIRE.
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Rally Round the Flag, Bows.

A correspondent OF tho Cincinnati Ga.
zrste. in narrating tho surrender of VIcks.
burg, relates the following pleasing incident
"Lieutenant. Colonel WIN. e. Strong, as
sisted by Sergeant B. f. Dugan, Fourth
company Ohio Independent cavalry. aud
followed by a numerous throng of officers
soldiers aAG civilians, ascendod TO the cupo!a
af tho Court House. and ut haf-past eleven
o'c'ock on tho 9TH OF July. 1863, flung out
our baunur OF beauty aGd glory TO tho
b 'cjzN.
"As tho first breath Of wind came floating
up from tho Mississippi. and caressingly y
sproad out its slkeu folds, somo one com,
Incuced singing Rally round the flag, boys.
Tho example was contagious /; a momont
moro and tho entiro crowd had joined in the
song with thrilling effect Tho words are
familiar 10 all, and under many circumsta
cos might be considered unmeaning; but
sung exultingly on tho Fourth of July, over
this rebe, fastRess, the words
Down with the traitor, up with the stars"
fioated out over tho conquered city, la
deued with meaning they never had be.
fore; the song ended. tho glorious words
and once familiar music came down from
the oupola, starting as from a dream the
struggling rebels scattered through the I'D.
jscent streets"
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Notice..
Notice.
james Fairbanks, Pliantff.)

james Fairbanks, Plinn,iff.)
vs..
The heirs Of John Howard Court of Common
deceased, and the heirs of Pleas, Geaugu Co.,
John Williams. deceased, Ohio.
Plaintiffs. .----.
THE said defendants, the heirs Of John How.
Il ard. deceased. and the heirs of John vii.
iiams, deceased, are hereby notified lIiat on the
2Sih day OF July A. ID. 1863, saiL plainiff James
fairbanks. filed in the Office OF the Clerk of said
Court, his certain petition against said defend.
ants, alleging that, on the 5th day Of November,
A ID. 1888, he the suid plaintiff entered into a
contract in writing with said John Howard and
John Williams, then ia fnil life. by their Attor.
ney in iact, Samuel Cowles. by the terms Of
wlicn said cont act the said Howard and vii.
liams bargainsd ard sod and agreed to convey
by good aud sufficient deed, TO the plaintiff the
following described uac, or lot OF land and prem,
ises sitaated tn Troy township, County OF Seuu
in section l6, in said township, bounded and
north by the section lines, east hy the center OF
the Cuyahogn liver, and south by a line par allsl
with snid nOr,h boundary, and containing one
hundred acres OF land ''
That SAID plaintiff if has paid in full the purchase
money, with all interest nccruing on said con.
tract, which entitled said plaintiff to q ed Of
sail premises ....
The further uvermen,s of said le lilion are t,a I
the plaintiff Is eniiiled TO good end sufficient
deed OF said premises from sai, defendants. That
said Williams deceased in the State of Connect.
cut, after the making of said contract.
That said John Howard died in Massachusetts
in the winter Of l8a9 mud so.
Snid defendants are further notified that, unless
OF October, A. ID. 1863, tho same will be tuken
as confessed, aud judgmen, rot dcreI accordingly.
CANFlELD & SMITH,
70Sw6 Plaintiffs Att'ys
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N Office.

To Harris Searls. Grandson Sears, Madison
Scarf, Phiio Searls and Henry Searls, heirs
tlaw Of Stephen Scnrls, deceased;
VOU are hereby nolifcd that. on the Sd day of
i August, "A ID. 1858, l, as Administrator ol
the estate Of Stephen Senrls deceased. filed pc
,i,ion in the Probate Court of Genuga County
Ohio alleging that the personal e state of said dc
ce ased is insufficient TO pay his debts. legacies
and the charges Of administering his estate; tina,
he died seized in foe simple Of the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in the County Of Ge.
nuga aud State Of Ohio, to wit: Known ns part OF
Lot II, Parker Tract, Hambden township. and
bounded North by land owned by Bahama Cart
ton; Fast by the State Road; South by land
o ~ned by David Smith and G. D Gridlcy; and on
the West BY land Of William c. Cridley and Ba.
hama Carlton; containing forty.nine ncres Of
land excepting about one half acre OF land no W
occeped for School House lot.
That Stephen Sesrls died leaving PAMELA
Searls his widow, pnd that she is not entitled to
dover in the above described premises, it having
hcen set off and assigned to her in other lands be
longing to said estate. And that The fol owing
ma mod persons, ms his heirs at law, hold the next
estate Of inheritance In said premises, TO wit:
Harris Searls, Grandson Searls, Madison Searls,
Henry Sears l., cinda King. Harriet Searls,
Marvin Scarls, I'hilo Searls. and Ambrose
Se,rls.
The prayer OF the petition is for an order nu.
,horizing me, ms Administrator OF said Stephen
Searls, deceased, TO sell said premises tor the
payment Of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will he TOR hearing on the 18th
or as soon thereafter as counsel cnn 10 heard.
LEWIS G. MAYNARD,
Administrator OF Stephen Soatls. decenscd,
BY CANFlELD Il SMITH,
Attorneys.
August 4, 1868. 70Sw4
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NOTICE.

John P. WATERMAN will take notice that
y Elijah +. Yonug, OF the County Of Cuyahoga
in the State of Ohio, did, on the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1863, file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the Comfy OF Geauga
in the State Of Ohio, against the said John T,
Waterman, defendant, setting forth that the 50 id
John 7. Waterman gave mortgage TO the said
Elijah +. Young, on lots Nos. 81, 81 and SO lin
village Of ParkMaa in the County Of Geauga, TO
secure the payment OF $3.50, according 10 certain
notes referred TO in said mortgage, and pray ing
that the said John p. Waterman may pay said
sum now claimed te be due, with interest annu-
ully, at 6 per cent, from the first day OF Septem-
Der, ls6 on the first note OF $50, which was Civ
en- A prl 18th, 1860, and was due pril LIST, 1861;
and with interest annually at 6 per cent. from
the 18th day of April, 1860, on the second mud Sd
notes Of $50 each, which were given April 18th,
1860. and the second due April lst, 1862 and the
third due April ls,, 63 Also the taxes charged
on said land Tor the years 1867. 1861 aud 1862.
with in forest on that OF go and 1861, from De-
cenber 2oh, 1861, and with interest on that OF
1862, from January 10th, 1868; or that the said
premises may oe sold to pay the same, and the
said John 2. Waterman is notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said petition on or
before the Sd Saturday after the 5lh day OF Sep
lember. ELl1AH r. fOUNG,
by Creal & Hester, his Attys.
July 9th, 1868. 7o7w6
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Exhibition for the Benefit Of the
Soldiers Aid Society.

Snmmerfeld. the Necromancer, is to
give an exhibition at the Town Hall in
this place, to morrow (Sa,urday) } evening,
for the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid Society
His programme is a very full one. and
from il all who attend may expect 6ne
entertainment. lie will present numer.
Gus scientific illusions, consisting of ex.
perimenls in Chemistry, Pneum atics, Op-
tics, Electricity, Natural Philosophy and
Magic. The whole performance will con
clude with Down with Sece ession," or a
l'fclike representation Of the way the
Soulherners will appear after being re-
duced to submission by the patriots Of the
North. Admission. I5 cts. children un.
der j. years OF age, 10 els. Doors open
at O'Clock; performance to commence
al 8. Lovers Of amusement, and friends
Of the cause Of The Aid Society. should at.
TEND.
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivin'S Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

e7iE only certain. and sale Remedy tor all
u Uterine DISTINCTIONS, Monthly Difficulties. lr.
reguiarities. and all other diseases TO which the
woman. wife aud mo,her, is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no dele terious ingredients
but are safe and certain in their action. They
viii be found to exert the happies, effect in all
clHcs of Pro'apsus U,cri, in Lcucorrhea or the
Whites they will bo found the easiest and mos,
certain cure that can be found Il is on accoun,
OF this certainty that they should no, be taken
by Pregnant Females, tdRring the .frs,3 months
m'scarriser is csrioi in to he brought on, but
other periods their use is perfectly snIe.
N. 81 90 enclosed tonny authorized Agent
Will ensure package Of pills by return Of mail.
e. S. CROSBY, General Agent.
Fort Erie, G. W.. Buffalo, N Y.
CAUTION --Bcwarco OF Countcrfci,s; the gcnui ne
have ihesi lnaturc Of C.CROSBY Y Oh The outside
wrapper 4I6
VI Fo. sal by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Glaridon; c. P. Treat, Cla,!don; L. Thomp.
sou, Uunlsburg.
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IN obedience to the requirements OF N order OF
| sale which issued from the Court OF Com mon
Pleas of Geauga County in the State Of Ohio,
wherein Morey g. Frost are Plaintiffs, and Cath.
srine Thomas ct al are dts, Ia me described and
delivered, shall offer Tor sale at public vendue,
at the doc: Of the Court House, in Chardon. Gs-
auga County, Ohio,
On Saturday. .8ugust sth. 1868.
at clock P. NJ. OF said day, the following de-
scribed property, to wii--situaie in the township
OF Russell and bounded follows; Beginning
at large beech tree standing on the bank OF the
river al the southeast corner OF said Edies land:
thence nor III degs. 80, west chains and ffty
links TO the oos OF the hill thence east 10 links;
thence north degs, east choins and 10 links
to ,he center of the road; thence west along the
center OF the road chains and 9x links; thence
south IS chains and 60 links 70 the south line o.
said Edes land; thence east on said land 5 chs
and 10 links 20 ,he place Of beginning, and con-
tanning 8 ncees OF land.
Said premises were duly appraised att2l6, g
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand.
n. N. SHAW. Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Col
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops.

NEVER fail TO destroy and ex,erminate ALI.
kinds OF intestinal Worms. Are perfectly rcli
able in all cases, and iur superior to an nno nj
other Fancy Worm Conec,inus and ma auseous
Vermituges now in use. Tley may be tnken
at all lines with perfect safety ms they contain
NO MERCURY or other doelerious Drugs
Mothers should always purchase them, and give
their children no other.
Ne ca hlrtic whatever is necessary 10 be given
Each Box contains 81 Drops or Lozenges.
Price 25 Cents. For Sale by ull Druge lists g.
Dealers in Medicines 694yI
G 4. WALKER Gent Agent.
Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie. c. w.
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Martial Mu>ic

All lovers OF Martha Music, and others,
are invited TO assemble on LITTLE
MOUNTAIN, on the third Saturday OF
August next, Arrangements having been
made for the coming together of all the
Martial Music Bands in the counties OF
Lake and Geauga. on that day.
The Committee extend an invitation TO
every man. woman and child in the two
counties. TO join with them. The day will
be devoted to mnsic, recreation and en-.
joyment.
By ORDER OF Con-.
July 80. 1865.
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Sheril's Sale.

TN obedience TO the requirements Of an order Of
/ sale which issned from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ashtabula County in the State Of Ohio,
wherein Isabel Bradley is plaintiff and Joseph
Bradley is defendant, to me directed and de-
livered, shall offer for sae al public vendue at
the dosr OF the Court House in Chordon, on
Saturday. Augnst l5h. 1868.
at ! O'Clock P. M. of said day, the following de-
crlbed property. to wit Situate in The township
Of Montvills, AID bounced as follows; To be ta-
ken off in o square form from the eor,heast cor.
ner OF lot No in said township, bounded on the
nor rth and west by the north and west bounds Of
said lot one hundred aud skip rods each, south
BY line 20 be drawn equal aud parallel to the
first bounded above mentioned; and cast by lus
to be drawn equal e. parallel TO the becoud mon. !.
toned bounds, and containing one.hundrcd and
sixty acres Of land. Said premises were duly
praised ut $500. pTTeTms OF Saie-Cash
D. N. SHAW, Sheriff
sheriff's Office. Gsouga
County, July 18th, 90. 7o3ws
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CANDID STATEMENT. YOU can

IA procure OF any Druggist in this city
aud vicinity. Dr.. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
IL sure aud speedy cure for soro throlt,
headache. toothacho, chronic rheumatism
collie. groups and pains in the limbs. We
advise evory ono to givh il n trial. Tho cx
pensc is a nero triflo-25 cepts-and We
are confident no person will ever DO with.
out it. Every family should have a bottle
in tho house in case Of sudden accidents.
such as cuts. burns. scalds, &c. It's paiu-re
loving qualities are miraculous. As for
Group, il has saved handrods wo havo the
certificates to provo il. Office SO Cortlandt
Street, New York. Sold bv Druggists.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
~ BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in n
lew days, alter undergoing nll the usual routine
and irregular. expensive modes of treatment,
without success considers it lis sucied duty TO
communicate to his afflicted fellow. creature the
means oi cnro. Hence, on the receipt of mn nd.
dressed envelope, he will send tirre, copy of the
pr escription used Direct to DR.. JonN NJ DAG.
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
GShw1
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as-Chas. A. Parks, of tho 7th Ohio, who
was seriously wounded at Charlottesville.
was ut his homo in this place, few days
since, on furlough. Ho is gradually i'm.
prosing,tut still under the necessity of using
crutches.
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Pension and War Claim Agency.

l.. Durlee g. Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by The Government, to procure Bounty
money. back pay and Pensions Tor soldiers,or for
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers. and Ill other claims inst the
Government OF the Uuiled States, and Of the
State Of Ohio. Business attended 10 promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
Bounty or back pay, $500, us provided by law /,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ.
tuined. ..-.
DR.. L. A. Hamilton has been appointed Ex-
amining Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
all applicants TOR Invalid Pensions must be ex.
amiaed., u.
Apply In person or by letter. enclosing
stump, 70 In HATHAWAY,
695tf Chardon, Ohio.
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n~sergoant O. N. McGongal, of tho
t0th Ohio Casalry. has received discharge,
on uceonut of III health. aud is now at bomo.
lie was In tho hospital at Murtrsesboro, for
about four months
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~We regret to notice that, in the late
assault on Fort Wagner, our correspond.
ent. Sergeant G. w. Russell, 9Th Ohio,
was wounded 10 the abdomen.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

NOTICE TO DRIDtE-BUILDERS
~ The Commissioners Of Gcauga County wil
lie III the Township of Bur,on. al or near Co.
nants Mil. about one half mile east OF Bnrton
Square. on Friday, Sept, 4h, 1868. nt 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 10 receive proposals Tor building u bridge
across n branch Of the Cuyahosa River, near said
Mil.
On Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1863. at 10 O'Clock A
NJ .said Com missiJners will be IN the Township
OF Parkmun, at or ncar Ilnshman's Nil TO re.
ceive proposal tor building bridge ncrnss ca nd
kiSer, about 9 miles south. .east OF Parkmau vii.
lnge. BY oider OF the Conn. issioners
G e. FIELD, Auditor.
Chardon, July 9Th, 1868. IosT
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Notice.

Notice.
Thomas Radcliff, Plaintiff, } Cour, Of Common
vs. \ Pleas, Geauga Co.,
Vincent Brown, Defendant Ohio.
THE said defendant, Vincent Brown, will Ike
i notice that petition was filed against him
on the Sd day OF August. A. u. 1868, in The Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Geauga. by Thomas Radclif. and is now pending,
wherein said Thomas Radclff demands partition
Of the following real estate, to wit; situate in
CIaridon Township, Genuga County. and State Of
Ohio, und Is known by being pnri Of Lot No. 8.
in Section No. II. and is bounced rs follows, TO
wit: North by the eaet and wes! road Fast by
land owued by Alvin Ober; South By the South
line Of said lot; and Yves, by the West line ofsaid
lot; cona ining sbout iorty.sever acres Of land, be
the same more or less; and that at the next term
OF the said Court the said Thomas Radclif will
apply Tor ON order TINT partition may he made Of
said premises. CANFlELD Il SMITH,
Attys Tor Petitioner
Dated this 81 day Of August, 1863. 7osw6
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VOLUME XIV, NO. 80.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Union Meeting in Burton .

Hons, A. Gt Riddle and P. Hitchcock
will speak iu Burton, on Thursday next.
the 18th inst.
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Geo. w. C. HURLBUTT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIsT,

I1AvlNG recently opened q new and cornmo.
L i dious suite OF rooms over the Clothing Store
Of l.. J. Randall, am now prepared 10 make ali
linds Of pictures ordinarily allied for bv the pub.
llc, viz Photographs, hmbutypes, F-ro,ypes
Pictures on Leather, e. &c. Ladies' with small
children will please cal in perfectly clear days
between 10 A. NJ and F. NJ By strict a.ien.
i"n TO business. ho 10 merit liberal patron.
oge from the public.
GEO. w. C. HuRLBUTT.
Chardon. Aug 9Th. 1863. 1Osif
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THE JEFFERsoNfAN DEMoCRAT
MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERNAL REVENUE!
ASSESSOR'S NOTICE,


NOTICE Is hereby given to NIL persons con.
~ cerned. that the lists, valustions aud enume /.
raiiops made and taken within the County Of
Ceauga, In the Stale Of Ohio, under tle Act enti.
tied IAN act TO provide internal revenue to sup.
port the COVER nnent and TO pay interest on tile
public debt" approved July |. 1862, and the Act
amepdsiory thereto, approved March 3, 1868,
may be examined OF the office Of +. v. Garfield,
In the township Of Chardon, in said County OF
Gsauga. for fifteen days from and including the
fifth day OF August, 1863, between the hours ct
10 O'Clock A. NJ. ond o'clo;k =. NJ. OF each da y.
Appeals will be received and de terinined rela
tive 10 any erroneous or excessive valuations or
enumero'ions by the assistant Assessors. a. tho
Court House. in the township OF Chardon, on the
10Th day OF August, A. ID 1863
All appeals must be made in writing and speci.
~ the particular cause. matter Or hing respecting
which n decision is requested, and mus, also state
the ground or principle Of in.qun isy or tiior
HORACE Y. BEEBE,
Assessor l9ih Collection District OF Ohio
Ru,,nna, August lst, 1873. 1O5we
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EVCapt. Orris o. King Of Chardon
Lieut.. W. B. King Of Warren. Lieut.. ].
G. Durfee Of Troy, & Lieut.. l.. d. Bnr-
bank Of Willoughby, are recruiting for this
regiment. & all who desire 10 enter this
branch OF the service, should apply within
two weeks, as all enllslirg will be stopped
SOON
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COMM MERCIAL.
Chardor Market Retail Price Current.

Reported expressly for the JErfERsoNIAN DEMO.
GRAFT, by Messrs. WILKINS Il KELLEY, ,Chardon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-07
The YANKEE MOVEMENT AROUND
RICHMOND.

Bs The train on tho York River road yss,sr.
dsv We lssrn that large anmbsr Of Yankees
we're st Barhamsviils and Taileysville, New
Kent, aud I, was general believed that Dix .
,,uv was on its reirest down the Peninsula.
They bad picksssd very strongly from Tun-
sslfs across to the Psmunkey river, 70 pre-.
vent, il s supposed, our disoovery Of their
having evacuated the White Houss.
The movements Of the enemy In the diree.
ton OF Hanover, since their signal rspulss 1t
s,ash Appa bridge on Saturday night, indi
cate that they have given up the idea Of fnr.
,hsr ofensve operations against Richmond
from that quarter. General Cook, who COM
N anded at The bridge. Informs the Govern
msnt that the assault on Saturday night was
made by three brigades, and after sharp en-
sassmsnt they were repnlssd, and 6nslIy
dhven OF His informal ION in reference TO
,helr subsequent movements corresponds with
tina, published by ns ysserday, that they 70
crossed the Pamunksy At Listlspsge's bridge.
Information obsained from other sources rep
regents that they passsd down through King
William, aud the inference lie that they arc re-
tsytiug 10 Yorktown aud Fortress Monroe by
way OF the Peninsula