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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
JEFF. DAVIS in Tears

A Richmond correspondent of the Mo
bile Adoertiser writes as follows:
at is said the President wept when he
heard of the misfortune 10 Gen. Bragg at
Lookout Mountain and Missionary RIDGE.
Certainly the President was very much
attached to that General. What Is more
to the point at present is the fact that the
President is bending all his energies to
retrieve these misfortunes. He has been
in close consultation with the Cabinet for
several days, albeit the result Of the pro-
trac'ed meetings is not as yet known. l
trust ere this letter reaches its destination,
the people Of the Gulf States will receive
tldings that the whole power Of the Gov
eminent is TO be welded in their behalf.
ard that its whole energy is to be concon.
trated against the invader. Already we
hear OF troops passing through Atlanta,
and we have Bragg's official announce.
menl Of the retreat Of the enemy back TO
his Fortress at Chattanooga. 1.-THE wealth.
er, roads aud a badly punished army
compel him to delay his advance till the
spring, he will then Gnd an obstacle in
his path which will make him tremble.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
Words.

Although there are 1876, 900 words in
The English language, it does not follow,
by any means, that a good writer ought
TO use them all. Children before the age
OF len manage to say some Of the most
beautiful things we hear through our lives,
with probably not more !han two or three
hundred words. Max Muller SAYS
"a well. educated person in Ea5land,
who has been at a public school and the
University, who reads the Bible, his
Shakespeare, the Times, and all the book
Of Msuli's Library, i. .. ninetoen.t ven
ueths of The books published in. England,
seldom uses more than 5000 or 1000
words in conversation. Accurate thinkers
and close reasoners, who avoid vague aud
general expressions, and wait ill they
find the word that exactly fits their mean
ing, employ a larger stock and eloquent
speakers may rise TO q command of TO-
600. Shakespeare. who displayed u greal.
or variety OF expression than probably any
writer in any language. produced all his
plays with about $4,000 words. Milton's
works are built up OF 5000; and the Old
Testament says all that ii has to say with
5,6I2 words"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
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II Seminal Weukness, Loss Of
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A pamphlet Of SO pages, containing important
advice to the afflicted, and which should DO read
by every sufferer, as it contains such Information
as will lead to a perfect cure.
&1-Sent Free to anyaddress. Two stamps re.
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The Pills and Book will be sent securely from
observ alton, on receipt OF money and stamps; &
consultation by mail free and confidential,
J. BRYAN, M. D..
Gen. agent. 76 Cedar ST., Ny.
Drfor Sale by John Nichols, Druggist, Che.
don, Ohio. 692yI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
JANUARY %, 1864.
TIE Set of the Tide.

On the I'd day of December, the New.
buryport Herald, a paper which has por.
sistently opposed all those measures and
purposes usually donomina,cd Radical
and favored the most ~scrupulous "Coneorv.
a%tives," gave u~ttoronco to tho following
language
"Three years ago to-day, John Brown
dicd-exocuted for trcassn by order Of Hon.
~ A. Wise, who, since then. has himsol
been one OF tho chief of traitors. Then tho
great majority of the country declared bis
execution just; now that same majority
uses the war for The accomplishment of tho
same end he had in view. What a change
has como over us in three years 4! Then
slavery was rampant in Washington, and
nov emancipation is the word on the same
spot whore tho Goddess of Liberty is rep.
resented as bending ovor to unshacklo q no.
gro. Then Wendell Phillips dared not 60
to Charlestown to defend John Brown. but
Nallandigham was there to question him.
Now Wendell Phillips would DO welcomed
in that city, and Vallundigham, ON exile
from tho country, il caught thcto would DO
thrust into the same cell that Brown occu
pied, and possibly hanged from tho same
tree. Who says john Browns soul is not
"marching on Z"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

The Richmond Examiner has tho follow.
ing account of tho discovery Of "a female
soldier, u member OF tho 18Th MaiGe regi-
mont, in prison at Richmond
Yesterday a rather pre-posscssing look
ing lass was discovered on Bello Isle, dis
guised, among the prisoners of war held
there. Sho gavo nor real namo as Mary
Jane johnson, belonged to tho 10th Maino
regiment, and had boon u prisoner spmo
flme. She gave as an excuse for adopting
her soldier toggory, that she was following
her lover to shield aud protect him when
in danger. He had boen killed in battle,
and now sho would have no objection TO
return to tho more peaceful sphoro for
which %naruro, by hor sex. bad be:tor ftted
her. Tho heroino of o novel vet to bo
written in Yankeodom was considerably
sunburncd and rOughennd 10y tho hardships
she had encountered, but still retained
marks Of somo womauly comoIiness, which
would be heightened by a calico irock aud
crlnolino. Upon tao discovery OF hor sex,
Mise johnson was removed from Ballo Isle,
and is now confined in Castle Thuudor.-
sha will probably 60 North by the nox, dog
OF truce. She is about nineteen years of
ago"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

SWIFT RErRlDUTIoN Mono can havo for.
gotten with what gusto only four years ago
Gov. Wise hung Capt, John Brown as a
'black Abolitionist," We'll. an interesting
letter published from tho Ohio Colorol
Regimen. in camp noar Norfolk, Va, statos
that now tho rebel Ex Gov. Wisu's planta.
ton 10 used as a Government, aud his resi-.
dence for "a contrabaud school house,
wpere the young darkics ldarn TO slng John
Browns body" otc. No marvel bis 'soul ia
marching on r.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

ENGLAND's OEAD.-England has sell
dom lost in one year, so many eminont
men as she has in 1868. The list includes
the Marquis of L~ansdowne and Norman.
dy,Sir George Cornwall Lewis, MaIready,
the painter, Sir Cresswell, Whately, Lord
Clyde, Mr.. Beriah, BolGeId tho biogra-
Pher, M, Edward EIlico, the Archbishop
OF Dublin, aud L1rl Lyndhurst. Lens.
downe, Lewis, Clyde, Whately and Lynd.
hurst are five whose places will not soon
be filed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

pHoToGRAPH ALBUMS kr sale az n.
L Nichols Drug Stoss.
ohardon, May q, 1905. oaHf
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2 Cts., ,02, per- ID. above Cost,
Neper deUiati"g Gcm The ONE PRICE

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Another peculiarly of the Company is that
their TEA FASTER not only d~evotosh his time to the
selection ol their TEAS as to quality, valne and
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points ont to him the Bcst Bargains.
It's easy 10 see the fAcuicRiaiRc adUQRtnge n
TEA BUYER has in this establishment oper al
others.
II he Is no iadge OF TEA or the MARKET, if his
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Parties can order TEAS and will be served as
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

WILL PAPER e. Bordering for the Spring
w Trade. WILKINS q KELLEY
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

these Pjtter9 are put up in quart
bottLea, Of luhioh the above ia q f1c-sin-
lie. aha Label is JineLy'engravsd, and
is provided Nth u safe guard from
oo'Ente'3ejtsrs. price 81 PER bottle, or
sir for 80.
c. w. Pobaca, Proprietor, No, s
East Fourth st., Cincinnati, to whom
all orders ahoulG be addressed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19


rbe flank attack by tue rebel cavalry
rsteIdxy morning was q most daring
I'VE, aud tms TO have been partially
,ccesstuI. The attacking free consisted vi
roe origsdeu Vi cavalry and eight pieces o'
',icry.
The main body reached the vicinity OF
attic Herd on Butt,nton's Fsrm near Cog.
IS Point just bei,re daylight, while th'
e.ns,nder engaged our cavalry pickets
eng the entire limo from Ream's Station.
.pturing some and driving Others back
his VAS done to corner the operation ol
80 main rcbe, co,uDn. The attack va
eade short limo bs fore day light when th,
uard were mostly IN bed.
Two hundred pri soners are reported t.
we been captured, mOst Of whom belong
the 18Th PenDsy wanna cavalry.
Tue 1t Division vi Ooium bis cavalry, "a
ny nrar b., stt ackeu the rebels, out the }
ere 10 such strong i0ice that our me-
q tc. tail back, suffering loss Of some rs.
IL 10 said that Gen. Grege's division oI
vary, supported BY nbe "a corps, vent in
ar-u,t o. tue raiders, but It 10 believed
,ey h4d too u uch the start AID must have
ut ~,th tp.e greater part VI their plum
der.
IN additic tu our loss IN cattle, which
sI'i reach $500 head, the rebels captured
everAi " AIMS With gang OF men engaged
q cons.r ucting q line Ot telegraph 'n thar
'rection. A runner reached camp ths
aoining that the cattle had oil been r.
apt ured, but cannot trace it to any RI
,aDse source.
(Signtd,) WM d. MCGREGoR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19

4 roouooos,sooeD Gooo1 nsolsy = -.
- 0lu - lnoasssy ~ oils ssssA =
- An - Ases~s1s ausuuV
Col. ". b. Pessil be- osso nsds Brig.
3ce. l0e diseieguishe6 sossicoA
The Heesld's WasbinGsee speelsI seya
NJ. Adsos, M,stsser % Bsgleod, % "a
70 sueeesded b. NJ. Chese cad b. J. Ray
and 70 70 Do As,ssss % Bssooo.
The usssld's Army Poso0ss eosrespon
lent 18Th says:
Iuiormssion wss recsived yesterday that
rss enemy wese throWing quite . large
,ody Of troops to tho leit Of Geo. Warren
20 ascertain the tsesh OF the rssouuois.
.stce ~as ordered 60 be msds st On early
aour this afternoon. The loscc eel. ctcd ioI
1e purpose cansissed Of the 4th snd 16tt
Penn. regimeots Of cavalry, under comma 9
1t. Ool Robin.on, and tn let Penn. bet
Aiiion, commended BY Nj Falis, susp
doy brigade Of infantry under Genera
B.xtes, Of the oh corps. Toe cavalry lei,
:s0p u O'clock this morning, reaching
10 Weldon rsiIrosd at daylight. and q
nee mUvsd oct ~ sbe front by the Vs1ghat
ID. A dists3ce Of 2 miles brought
zen to tha forks Of road, one u whei
lad 10 Petersburg end the other to che LET
the direction VI Rssm's Station. Th.
ifst rscont 0isssnce Wss made 10 the direc
on of Petersburg.
The pickets Of tho enemy we're drove il
or mile or Two, when shs Command re
urned and moved in opposite direction
tier gong about mile beyond our picket'
- enemy we're discovered With tue rosC
vngiy bsrricAdcd, snd . swamp upoi
,ther side, and . qusdr0n was dismountec
drive them from their position, ana thu
'ey did 10 gallant styie, aud Continued T.
rive them IRON one Positio0 to another foI
Il stsnce Of about miles.
No signs VI large bodies Of troops weft
'.covsred, or indicsti0ns Of any having
tn there recently.
Utiz ns living on the road said that I
,tce IL 4OUO cavalry were encsmped somt
miles 10 sovancc tor tue purpuec VI gusrc
/, the 10y nton Plank Rad, over whict
rebels transported . large Po, tiou o
81 supplies.
A, present, although I have no geners
sAgem nj u record, or seriou, lighting
si' there -. ron,ii usi 81 ,rmls hing TOR se~
Douts. Upon the w,thdfswsi ~ I'm
Us the enemy iO'lUw.d rs up s'.,d fina,
aiovs 10 our pickets, cowpeib' % ma To re-
I'M aud re-estab.ish our l.r
Ihe 'osses were very 81 mi On .nr aid.
assisting vi ouiy ~ !, men wounded \
Mt Pennsyiss' =. battery.
iuo enemy . one Or Two killed vi
+" ''l'o o"' bands and doubtless sotD
80 ~oor aed.
'nc .hoie division # cavalry has bee
~ I'd all day and In readiness 10 move q
moments notice, II found necessary, I
To the assis.ance Of the small force son
az, but tbs object Ut cue Reconnaissance W
accomplished without further aid.
Ihcre are acme Indications that the cnt
) are making preparations to evscuat
.gtessburg. W.. les rn that large number
the citIxens taee been leaving Tor th
'outh for .evers d sys sst. The truth Z
lis rumor will 10 sscertained in . te'
sJutS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
NAshIhGIUh, Srpi II

NAshIhGIUk, Sep. IL
Psssener'- ~ toe ns' oos, 10 day rep
tba' ~, Ffid~y 'sixr body Vi rebel Cas-
~ mad. . rs'd ~ 90 reserve herd vi & 4
H., opp aifs ursl-on'- Landing, arc II,
.esurJ ~ eafty ~. vi rLe .Dt,g. los oi 40
$50 Tire gotto u About 2UO u.cu
th. 1850 Pebnsy wanna cavalry ui coUs
CouIu not 90 u.ucL against such i,as
odds. Our cavalry started Ia pnrson. a.
q VA bell. we'd tbA, before n'gL, tue wao
entire lot &.suid hs r.'s9tUicd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
NV ioHK, Sept. II

Much snrpr'sc is cr.aied BY ,hr sea
ness u The gold market aud ,bc CONNIE
eiaI .ApIs,bs /, by saying that the "pei
tors Lave, during the last ten days. aou,
ed . very general sys,em Of accepting %
bills ~ lieu Of delivery u gold, " hlcb p~
from one to another probably . week t.
lore the return to the 'ssuer. The lar y
tases speculstors, and, il perpetuated, sbe
~ no '.i'ing 10 ~nst nsure gold ~..av
run. Tbs 70 the most dsr ~.
OF The gold quota Ions n,t e., Am, NJ,
uo'a op "m. 222 l2, it aiter~ar
co... rs l.2, ana at noon declined
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
MANHOOD.

A Nd THE YIGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
XAlN EOUR WEEKS by DR. RICORD'S ES-
SENCE OF LIFE. DR.. kicord, of Paris. after
some four wears Of earnest solicitation. has Mt
length acceeded 70 the urgent request Of the
American public, and appointed an agent in New
York, for the sale Of his valued and highly prized
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agen, win re-
store Manhood to the most shattered constitu-
ticns IN four weeks, and, if used according 10
printed instructions. failure is impossible. This
Efe-restoring remedy should be taken BY all
about to marry, as its effects are permanent
Success in every case, IL certain.
DR.. Records Essence Of Life is sold in cases
with full instructions for use at -, or. four
quantities IN one for -, and win be sert 10 any
part, cearfully packed on receipt Of REMIT aI,c.
TO his accredited agent. Circular sen, free on
receipt Of four stamps
PHILIP ROLAND, AL Broome Street.
One door west Of Broadway, n Y.
spl3-dsms Sole agent for the Unitsd States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
com M E RCIAl.
Davenport Markets.

OFrIcE OF TIE DAVENPORT DEMOCRAT,
Saturday evening, sept II. 1864.
FLouR.-Wholesale Se.so@ly In bbl.; Retail 10
104o
WngAr.-No ! we'll cleaned round and plump
Club, Tea and Gaena. :l.1o; No. 9, all sound.
not clead enough Tor No. /, Sl.65; rejected
imusty and damp, $50 cents.
CoaS.--Shelled, No. /, sound, plump and dry
log; do No. /, shrunkcn, in ear, 30. l. sound
plump and dry los; do No. 2 shrunken. =.
OARS. No. /, clean and sound, So do No. 2
damp and not clean. 50.
BARLEY.-sl.75sL
ONIONs.-$i.45usl .50.
POTATOES.-sUGr So.
WmTE BEANs.-:2 00@2.60.
FLAxsEED.- $2.co@2.25.
TIxorHr.-S2. 25@2.5o.
ClovER.-s7. oo@7.25
POrSrOys.-S5
New York Markets.
NEw1YokK, Sept. 10
Corrox-Small sales, at lsO.
ELcUR-Dull and declining. at 10. Onls11 10 far
Extra State. and ll.noail 90 for Il. H.O
WaEAr-Less active and scarcely so firm. at
y 2.t02 80 for Winter Red Western, and Am. Der
OoaN-$l. 6u0lo
Oars
Ponx-ss7@ss mess. $4,000 old mess.
LARD-23Gt24c. -
WHIsKr-&l.S2.
New Work. stock Market.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
UOlI 2.S0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
moWoesS ~ the ~ geographical
Uaoon Osschss go lrs0
100es se0Doe.
Reeoma6teeessce ~ General
Oos0rrem.
Reject Rsta ~ FetersSwrk
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or the
puf.,MAC. SAINT. III.

PvTvMAC, Sept. 10.
For the past lev days both siues Ls'
been engaged 10 . continued stfugx. :
shsrpebooti0g and artillery firing, psrsicu
lorly 10 tho ceotrs, caused By tnv eneu
efiOg on our pictets.
The enemy has been busy for sewers
days constructing second lire Of WORK
. short dist nee behind the first, and 81
making u ~ strUnv "a the other.
LATER---Sspt 10 A. M-Aii gu
It,n 49, '.s- d 3 heard las. Ugh, 4
Tor long ''sbe p.-'.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19
NEw Ioax. Sent IN

NEw ioax, Sept. 49,
The HarAld's Shenandoah c,rr.sn nda =
hA> n. ioliWsing:
o." u our men, y 10 vas . pri,one, And
hs> escaped, reports the enemy >. h.,;.s
ssseo pootcoo tfa'o tbrougb N incbest..
10 'os o'teo''on u "-'t'n.t. g three CAY,
ee0. A""ther rep' ..y. the epems,s
p'v" .ef 'orps = eng ed e ,n-.ruc IN. ..,n.
sWsu-
Es " oea qnartef are no., 81 on. ;.
.O". y T. umner Ut G .ssc, pes h.,.
,t's q jniA &c B ~.
26D U " sO'.et. ste held near ~.
3 s,sr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-19


IIEAporARrEEs ARMY OF THE PoToMAc
Sept. ls.-Our troops which started l., pur
suit Of the party that carried off the cattle
did not succeed in ovcrtaking the rebels
they having too much the start, and safely
effected their escape with the entire herd
2,Si5 head. Sixteen herdslnen were cap
tured and two killed.
The loss of the guard, composed of the
LIST division Of cclored cavalry, is unknown.
but is quite large.
The cattle formed the supply for the
troops operating against Richmond, and not
for the Army OF the Potomac generally.
Gen Mott has been made brevet Major
General for gallant services during the cam
paign.
Firing is kept up along the lines. and no
exchange of Papers is made between the
pickets.
New ORLEANS, VIA CAIRO, Sept 10
There is much dispute over the Mexican
n VS., and is not generally believed, but
some who slould know assert positively
that it is true.
Cort!nas is said to be still at Fort Brown
with 10 guns bearing on Matamoras
Col. Ford S rebel cavalry is encampcd ten
miles up the Rio Grande.
1t is hoped a general exchange of prs-
oners will be the result Nothing new
from Mobile.
Buckncr confronts the remnant of our ar.
mics at Morgansia. Our main forces have
been sent away from Morgansia but their
destination is contraband
Col. Seymour, the rebel Commissioner of
Exchange, and Col. Droight, the Fcdc. al
Commissioners in Consultation were at Nor
gansa yesterday.
The French had moved out 10 miles from
Bagdad
The news from Atlanta produced great
dependency among inc rebels, cores
pounding joy among the loyal people.
Hoods army is reported through loyal
sources to be greatly dcmoralized.
All the tran Miss. rebel army with the
exception OF Buckncr's brigade moved up
towards White river
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IARPENTEK AND BUILDER SHOP ON
~ Commercial Alley, opposite Post Office, Ds-
enport Iowa. my3l-dAwtt
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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER n
Nl Hats, Caps, Gloves, Furs. &c. Store OF
"a St between Main and Harrison. apl5-6M
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L3UIsviLRE, Sept. Is.
General Forrest CT osscd the Co!dwate
~ Monday asst and encampcd within Ii
niles OF Memphis.
Gen. Marmaduke with 20 men is across
ne ST. Francis, intending to invade Nilsson
I.
Gen. Price 10 laundering away at Little
Rock.
Gems. Scho6eld, Briggs and Sprague ar
&c here from :be tront to.fieot
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can AAncIsC, Sep. IL.
0eorge II. VII iiSus U G di ional Union
ocfot ~as = lee Ell U {. Senator by the
~g'riature IT Oregon yesterday. He Is
.uv. Il Mls-a cnnset ;, aud sas former
'idg- y. ,br I,wi Sup. me Court.