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hArNOuN0RHEHTa.

nE& esss MARK ID BEARDKN Is announced
q tka uattiadiiisas Unoa eahdiaate eOF Sheriff ~
kssx cpualy. The eaptaih 4 hssh Of The true
metal and q slected VIII do BE Rtlnost 10 discharge
his duties a. only man " aBdoahted ieyalty ean.
No fSbsi votes solicitsd.
81 HAxY vorRRs o. KEex.
r4x Co.1rcsos We authorized and requested
u annoaihca JAMES 5. HALL n candidate for
Tax oolscsot Tor The county q khoz, a The sfsH-
ing March slectson. fuslS-dte
We are authorized and requested 70 sanouBcs
ANDREW KNOTT - eaDdldate for Tar Cob
eetor for the coanty Of KRox Il ihs ensuing March
election. - ss fsbiS-tde
We are authorized 10 annsmce " I'LL HALL.
candidate Tor the ogscs Of County Register, fur
KnoG, at the ensuing March siecti0n,
Wears authorised and requested 80 announce
SeEw't Major JOHN 1. SlifPE a q e2ndidate for
County Register Of Anderson county, g the March
election. feb1o-st.
We are authorized and requested to Announce A.
s. HCDfRcRGH q 9 candidate Tor Coanty Reg
Isser q Knox county a The March sleetion.
fet2e-sss
We are authorized and raquestei 70 AnnDance
Sergeant RICHARD MASTERS0E, Co. c. 9TH
Est TenneSsss Infsntry, % candidate for Tex
Collertor q knox coaaty 1t thsAaseh slectsut.
feszu-sts
Z We az nul ngftEa1i eAu Feqot4ted 70 AiiAO1nSe
Will. H. ROBERTS ~ candidate as County
Court Clerk Of knoI c0un's At the March slec;ieu.
feh7o-3ss
We are authorized add rsquested 70 announce r.
II. BOT NDS % a candidate for Tax Colisctor Of
knox county at the March ele,tiou. feb2o-sts
We ara authorised and requested teAnnouneo w.
II. SWAN .. q candidate fer reelection a. Sheriff
Of Knox county at the March election.
We are AUTHORISED and requested 70 Ehnounee J.
z. JACK a a candidate fos fe-tleetioh As Tax Cob
icS4os d KnoS ecuntY at the March slectioh.
we are authorized and requested 10 announce
lat Lieut. ADAM T. c0TfREf1. cU, c, 9Th &.
y 4, ~ q candidate for County Register " Kaox
county At The March slectiua.
We are authorised and requested b aknoasce
JOHN n. LOVE- rs a candidate for County Reg
lssez Of Knex counsy 81 the March slsstiOa.
We arr authorized and requested 10 Anroaaee II
BARRY ~ candidate fnS Fc-slsttless - Trztes
Il knsz eosnty - tbs cfsaing March sisStisas :
We asv authorized snd fa4nsstra b aaaeusee
CD. wM. CRAIG ~ candidate fs rv-elsesca a.
Cossnty Court Clerk Il Knox county Al tbs March
election
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Attachment.

4. s. Hudibargh vs.. I. 0. HaTnes.
The plaintiff. on sfidaTi: that the defendant Il
indebted 10 him ard that he absoOnds that PfgcAs
caItrO4 be served on him. sid having obtaihe1 81
original attachment against the Defendant made -.
taraabie before x. d. Jourolmon, Justice of the
Peace Of Knox county, and the same having bean
levied on his property: II Il Ssders By said Justice
that defendant appesT before hira 81 Ms 0fRes ia
Knoxville on the eth day Of June, is54 OF Il viii
be proceeded With ex-partc- Il d further ordered
that this natie@ be published for four consecutive
weeks ia the Knoxville Wing. This I'd day u Me-
fsbao-iw pfss. RID. JoURoLMUS. 5P.
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HE4pQi AsqfRs MitiJAay nv. o. Mss
Nssbsills, Tenn. Feb. u, 1850.

Gsseyai Orders No D.
I. All persons, mol excepted from the Am.
nesty granted by the Proclamation Of the
President dated December sth, ise5, own
Ing cotton and ether Seathsrn prodaeia
and residing Ia iocaiisies nom whore Il
,sos.sa naturally or Of necessity pass through
Nashville, Tonp., 70 tbe Narth, may IN par.
saa,co of the Additional Rsgulatlona Of
Trade. bring the SAME 70 Nashville fornale
ON bis own eecouns, n compliance with
Trade Regulations, II he resides within tlie
line ~ fslssional milisagy ousapsiioni and
whsfa ae owner liyea beyond ths lines d
such military occnpatign be shall deliver
the same 10 tho Supervising Special Agent
or Assistant Special Agsni uf thc Treasury
nepartment At Nashville as the enss may
be. 10 Be aid Cor HE keneilt u purnaanss q
said Trade Regaihiiohs % bis eplnplisnce
with the seaairements 81 he same.
II. Persops Win Ast b aisowsd @ 90 q
the fsOat nor 10 send agents thesa fss The
parposs az purchasing cotton eia pair q
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The Sin OF Ling.

OF all thiazs hsas, low and utterly un.
prIhciplcl---of ali things abopsinsble and
dstestal,le---sf all thisls desPieable and nm
worthy an existenre even in this sin4sHrick :
en- world, and this age Of erosion oatrigrs
of al thing deserving the utter contempt
the undivided scprn and hatred Of angels,
men and dsvils--dsI,besats lyiag il the most
aboninable 4 thief wgaA disgrate his
own noted meanness a nsuricrsr would
iaiure his already blasted repatationl an
absn,lone,l drankard would bring into dis
repuie character without reputation a
prulane ssearer would ininre the fame Of
on. already lost 10 all sense Of homer and
shame If either WIRE 10 be found running
around and lying about indiriauals and
familics. as many spiritually de9oraed NOR
sters in the different churches do. ander a
pre.ense Of serving God, and promoting the
beat interests Of tbe church. If the drunk
ard. thief ganbtsr and murderer, either or
all. desire 20 bold any Intercourse with the
deliberate lar, they would do well TO have
an interview hers. for when tiioy ell get 10
hell the far viii be 50 much deeper down
thai they will never come in cannon shot d
him
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stolen

FROM o. J. X. Pesds store Gay street, on sasuf-
Siay evening the 18th inst. jast Al dusk, hsayy
Beaver black sack overcast with lea fockss badly
rent and hasted ap with eosrSe patent thread Also
a small rent on back. bastsd in same way. In the
nsisls pocket Of the coat was fair leather pocket
book containing one hundred dollars m ti9 bills al
on Georgia Banks m m
Also the following nosss o. hand which all psr-
sens ARE notified net % trade for,
One on j. T. Gamer. one day alssr data for ssI.TG
or aboat that snsoaat, dated August lst, 1854
Oae on Tho D. Mckenzie, for $1,000, dated In
March iS57.
One on Ea1acs & Wills, fOt go, dated February
Ish 1854.
One On VIM s. Spurgeon, Tor $4,000 IN Grssa-
backs, dated 4fh Feb 1864.
One Oh T. IL. Middleton, for $1,000 in Grssa'
backs. dated 18th Fsb, 1854.
l viii give 5000 for the recovery Of ths Whole
or IN proportion for any part
fehlB-2ws L. W. KBRS.
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HEApar AAfEhs 50 REa'r I. r. v tSf, !
SsaF KaoxTille. Feb. fsth. 1864.

I viii give FIFTY DOLLARS fer the delivery
ef nv horse AID the thief who stole him abogt the
6th Of February, lss4, from Kingston. Tenn %
where he had been sent by orders ffpm Departments
Headquarters in charge Of Capt. d. w. H. Day. A.
O. NJ 20 b ssppIisd Vith f0rags.
DISSATISFACTION brown. six yeAn Old, 1st
hands high, yellow nose. lsfl hind foO< Ead pastsSn
ieist xhsts ard Want entirely vel Of scratcha.
lie saiks Sac and spirited
WI SCOTT. Adft
fsbao-4ts ID s. Tesu Vol IAk
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ARTTLLERYMEN WANTED.

ONE HUNDRED AM PITY MEN ARE
wanted 20 all cat l. and N. Batteries IN tho First
Tennessee Artillery.
The undersigned having changed bis rpiationa 90
the acrvies by lhe euso.idatan OF The 18th and 18th
Tennessee Re,riments Al Cavalry, and since that
having received the appointment OF Liestrnans
Colonel hi the First Tennessee Artillery would
earnestly YET respectfully, solicit FucFaits for the
ARTILLERY service q being the highest arm Of the
service. Il affords mere commissioned sud nou-
commissioned olicerA and therefore the highest pay
in the aggregate orpoFais getting SIS per month
and Sergessnta 81, each battery being allowed
Twelve coFroFalS instead Of eight as n esmPaaiez
In regiments IN other Of the service and eight
INSTEAD Of i've Sergcait<, and foar instead Of two
I.satenanIs giving larger margin for promo
ton.
Come then, and Join the highest arm ef the Scr.
vice. Now i the time 50 enlist while the highest
hoatty ever known Is being ofercd. Now, aud an
III the 10th ef March the Government i offering
$500 beside other pay aud allowances CoRe then,
and &c, some Of the glory Of putting DIVA this
wicked rebellion.
If any Neaid prove shisalreSts a 70 desire 10
enlist, they viii hHd Major NKLLs " latssk ~
Knoxville, Lieut.. LVRARr at ClRtcn, aud Major
ytscEST MYERS IN Claiborne county --afit of Nhofi
win take voGr descriptive lists and furnish traits
prtatis L, Nashville the headquarters cf the Reg
I,nent where YEA viii report IA Capt y n. YgUxa.
Who i ct this time in esinfnRnd, eho viii proEide
all necessary equipments and eolHioFts foe yea.
JAMES A. DOUGHTY,
feb27 a.. Col lst Tenn. All
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Union Ferces on a sc0ul-..Flfty Rebels
killed and sIkly.llirec Taken Prison.

Sane ciist ~ ten dass aze iiagt ne he cavalry
.,l.,a,aaa az Gen Payne len Gaiatin on scouting
ess,sdtion fIsFs,I eoantIes bordering on keisacky
fsas fhe s..slss is,s oi 81 y 6takes regiment q
sts len ts llaes TO cooperate tlth ttsft md
aaIna - pnv 81 AlsKABslssas yisllsd bite fa..
sisia And Dxsfloh t8tagIss. The Gsllasia expsiis
tioa weala siaft he gsn's sasi driFs iowa as'a
essaeA IA killing thrty-ahses aAa capturing sixt5s
filsfe faASi a.efFilias Anengst the pFisoaeFs vas
fes rhon,ss D MuFfay, q Wsrfsn snunty, poll.
Ilsian 81 rome tafe y 81 Nas on the nfeekhFidge
sisnfsFai siekes De was conveyed With ethef prs
aAslz q fssilaiih Gel ssoks cavalry kiliea sstn-
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Tricks Of the CspuerbeaSS.

xer, 'o' many aHd ae may any the
TIE rs ''s' q The Tricks fessrt,ai 60 by
erH,r.. ..',3 iiie government, toiBlure aud
# -. :, She publishing Of the report
o. ep..' '''h'' aeot bong double what il is
sL,as - Been and chat its final payment
ii aIs =, . lae e9aHtfy. Most prominent
Ia, -. s'.-ed aud infamous work bias beeh
re5sI,.,' ~ 'ymrathiziHg sheet with tie
perle.d -. = 'ahsgo Times. and Is cop.
,erti.e. :. - 'as Rochester Union and AID.
dsm,es...4a' s' dsris organs Of 3 dirty
taat a. - p'sishea in seYsssber, 1867,
p .,,, .-''''ai' deb, ysas sifteos hundrea
S'sFs hsn they knew on the
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"a. -. s,.,. ga sss;yss ~ uF ~ tisestti
- -. Xatias-2Tssssasss sfsshs freef
"a a, -, t,ssss tAae 1isFss Is Isleek shes as~as
:, - -, srsyafls- Esbsi stosss dieass.
.,s..l. . wa ssessss,,ess las'a sasl 90
lar. rSv gsli fresn heavss,, hst eel trtsn taee
-, s.s curse shah s,saa slilsi stssSia ihs sat'
a., t,vessea. ,sp Kesaassl seAosssiea peas ls
,..r.,.t Tie A.s,g Coz xssaa d man lhsR rsss.
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Onicinl IDirectol.y.
Chief of Artillsry, Department Of the Ohio,

Brig. Con. DAVIS TfLssllN, Chief Of Artillery,
Commanding Artillery Reserve ana Defsnuss q
Knoxville, Loadeh and Kingssoh.
Law. W. DgAs, A. AID
Ii, W, A. pEEay, A. ID. c.
ItE W. Il NKfF, A. ID. G.
H. Tiiosa "A BRowx, "A. q ~ q
Asst Sargn II. W. CgNMtsaA Acss aesl. Dir
Nal ", &. mcssass j.. O H.A. IHsp'r 81 AT.
tlfaces In croziess HOUSE, Gay siTpei, laie nnrr-
sides old Headquarters.
Provost Marshal GeaeFars Department.
"a. Cal. " NJ. KEITH, Aes'g Prov. Mar Gen.
Mai. a.. A. GRATE, A.Au
Cant, H. Ii. TlsoNAs, A. At, Oath II Allegiance.
Certificates Of Loyalty spd Hassoa,
Capt n. q FkAykLfx Prisensss Of Var, IlsseftstA
and Pplltiral Prisoners
0fBees ri hsnr Branch Rank ~ fenAessse Cay
ssneess 81 I e W ea 2
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Preamhle ana Resoluiions

d9,ptea 81 nc aas- ratn,i.siosei Officers a4d I1ri
rafrs n tbpYaas A. lith RsgiRteHf hi''ets Chr
alrv.
wnERrs, In the recent cavalry mid Made By
Cur regiment acng the rriel. and Indians in North
Carolina, our intrepid and telotrd LIsuiensnt Jed
his company IN charge upon IN Cncspfrmeas Of
armed Indians; aud Whereas, in that charge be re-
ceved gunsho wonud that, nfter four lays proved
fatal; and Whereas during the Pss. year he has
been at once our companion aud commander through
psuy scenes d danger snl suffering We having FOL
iswea hira rs day aud hy night thousands Of miles
over nonaiaias and through valleys and y. hires
desperate charges against the eaemyi and Whereas
We have becDzle ondsaresl TO each ethsf and 10 hisa
BY thus ,aasIly sharing the perls incisAl 10 such
= campaign as ours baa been; and whereas We de-
sim IN seIas asgTee iatetify respect and afsc
iion for the dseeascdI Therefore,
Rs..irsR, That we mourn with unfeignea sesrow
the untnicly death Of our Pirst LieussHsHk HosAcE
carEox.
Rssetfsd That, TO allevints his suffering and save
his life, everything tia, it sSihlcts do under
the circumstance was done by his surveoa aud at
tsnAsu,s.
Resoinek That IN him we have hst warm
ENuhf - ht"tf FNt@tNtN eANa RsN - Nae
brAye<i officers We ever knew,
Reso,tca That our love and cstesaa for him has
been inereasnd, and or confidence in his bravery
aud military kin been strengthened during every
one Of the niue times We bAve followed him into
engagements with the enemy.
ls.sairsd, That, though dbheartened now by the
ltss Of our commander We here, around this camp
are, pledge Ourselves anew for his sake to yet
faithfully under the ieadcrshpof Others In defense
Of oar common country and government; and to
The pledge ke the lrght stars above and the Ged
who made then, our everlasting witnesses.
Rszgl.eI, That va sympsthiAe deeply With the
hcreaycd friends Of the deceased and especially
with his father and brulhers who have been oar
oenpaaIons during the past year In The samp and
field.
Resatrrd That. rs in life in death, osir Iias-
tenaht showed himself n true and noble soldier.
Jae~.lscf That cuPs II these resolutions be
transmitted 20 Coi Horace Caprcn and slso io the
Pcosin, ElaIosbur-, Chicago, and KhoxviIlc, Tenn,
papers Cor publication.
Signed in behalf of tho coinrany:
T. W I.fVTHasroS
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ossssraaaslsfs DspatlmsAI.
c.. q II. tFHlTMAN. A. "a II.

Nhpt, - y. = Ut = An ~ 49, n
Receiving ard issaing Ciathlng and Eqeipake,
uaastrsmaster's Siarea, inesHdlHg Elatlsnelf aee
Hanks The construction 81 hfi'igst and lee ss-
s slentussl ~ us,aStefs haeeitas and staFs hu1sss
(lts.e "a hoos tleaea Esas hsllaian tiay NiFsus.
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Al fo1en.

0x he sd Instant On LittIs siakisE Csesk,
sIesea miles e6uti u KasxviIia ssreli Enysy N
esyd egder, eight gears cd. hesvr elth fsaL kAss
hced bird fsst Hilits A Fsw3n& 81 90 W -
sale ~ tha recovery u - 6ie.s
Fsb93-Ifs ". ScATE8
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IrE.
~ 81 90.

ALL persona haFinx elsimA 4eAls - any kiu4
arsissi ihs anistsisas. via please Prssat lheus q
oara Cos sei4lsmaat.
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Notice.

THE insolvency n he estats ~ Philip Doas1-
.on. decid. hAyiar been suggested % Tire Cssrh Of
the County Coart of Bsouot eoanty, hereby notify
al thee kasng claims against .aid estate 70 Sic Tie
sarns legally Authenticated within the time pfs-
,cribcd by Isu, 20 that distrfbuien can b made.
J. II DONALDSON,
fabao-at Adninistrasor
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AcRosTlC.
He led the fearful chargn with sabre drawn
Our leader brave We clasUis f,ll"Ssd ca,
Regarding moi the Indians deadly a'nii
An rerceiy planging thrtaghthsir eaa'p We eamei
Closed, fought ~ith alI thc vsngcahce Of despair,
Each knowing we,l bis fate II conquered therS.
Could not ala.l lass heaven have d'igues 10 save
h,eed Lieutenant one - kind and bfaSet
pre~unpiacus ONES, who question ti,Nls bshcst,
krsac,ntrr ever, +" An "a fos the br.tF' -
Oar Ifcseht loss Is his rterisl gain,
Nor /. II meet that We should th,rs eoniphih,
Fw. l..
Nas snis Greek Ble,@i 20, Tssa- Pes. Ia Cd
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Nailne Id Cresslaarn.

ALL rcFsoas havius dstss OF demands against
ths estate q Andrew kirkpatrick, dee'd are nosi-
aea to bring them fcrts4ra kf paymesL
fybls-4ws AdminissrAtcr
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sbs NJ week * 10
WILL now elo.e cut their entire stock 81 gOoas,
reeently Fcoeived, at very fsasetahh FefeeSfAgs
ABOTE NEW roRK CoSTf
Country merchants aud thasa desiring a bargaia
would do well TO call at Hswlins cid stand Car
Etfcet. feels-3
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~ - Z . -
THE imsfhcfahlp heresafore cxziiag tctSoen the
usideasgned under the ARA name " keeTef, fss-
sender \ CO. WA Dissolved by mutual euRssat ea
'@e ]. c. NEWER
J. n. FkSsENDEN,
Feb. q. Tx SMALL.
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~ otfG
/ ~ ssliiag 81 N et M iralhNa 4 sssss
Kind
AlaTu dE a, hkAAf.
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All. pefsshs haashsss % NJ ls nsls 8 aeesnn
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- q ii q.
John Il. Deters,

ga West Fourth street.
Cfnclnnaff, CHE,
wHOLEsALE DEAEER
AND
M MANUFACTURE Il II
OP
BOOTS 90 9HOD9s
I make 4 ny sgeciaI care 10 manufacture the
very Iss BOOTS ahd SHOES u 81 kinds and
kssp unly sEst eiass Eas.ssh sesk vheh ulIi sell
Il ths Lowest cash psioA sbSe-sn
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NJ + ~. ID q q = Ia
Rttss 10 infossa the laaiss Of Knoxville tiAs aAs
nov resides 81 ths coEaeP % uniea ana Gag strssta
over wms BpOaas stoFOs AsEs daor.
fehi4lts
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04
Tribute of Respect.

At regular meeting of Auburn Lodge
226. of the Independent Order at Odd Fol
lows. hold at Auburn of the evening OF tho
22d day of October, 1864. the following res
olutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased the All wise
Creator TO remove by death from our midst
our worthy Brother, Andrew w. Pool; there.
fore.
Resolped. That we tender to the be-
rcaved widow and family of the deceased
our heartfelt sympathy in this, their great
#fll ction in tho loss of kind and loving
husband. son and brother.
Resoiptd, That our Lodge feel deeply
tho loss of a worthy brother, who. when liv
ing. was an ornament to our Order. beloved
and respected by all who knew him, and
who will over be kindly remembered by us
for his noble manhood and his many virtues
Rrsoirrd. That our distracted country
has lost, in Brother Pool Il true and faithful
soldier. who nobly responded to his coun.
try's call for aid, and sacrificed his lie tc
save from destruction our beloved country
Rcsoturd, That a copy of these resolu
tions be presented for publication to the
JrftrsOnidh Democrat. and the Cleveland
weekly and tri weekly HerdiG.
RssOiued, That copy of these resolu'
tons be presented to the widow and parents
of the deceased.
By order of Lodge.
l. C. REED.
A. r. CRAFTS. Com.
JEROME uINKLEY,
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Death of a Noted Fem ale Rebel.

The Richmond Enquirer coufirms tho re-
port of the death o. Mrs. Rosa A. Green.
how, a notorious woman, who was recently
caught spying within our lines. and impris-
oned in Washington. The Enquirer says {:
Her life had teen evenlful. She was a na-
tive Of Maryland. and quite distinguished
in Washington society. Her intellect and
energy of character led her to take great
interest in politics. She possessed person.
al graces. as we'll as mental, that added no
little to the distinction she enjoyed. She
was the widow of DR.. Robert Greenhow,
of this city, we'll known in other days. He
was gentleman of much learning, who filled
the office of translator of several langua-
ges tor the State Department of the old
government.
Mrs. Greenhow bad visited Europe, 10
publish a book she had written on tho war,
and her imprisonment by the Lincoln gov
ernment THIS she had accomplished, and
was Just returning to the Contederacy when,
on Saturday last, she met her death. The
Wilmington Journal thus notices the event:
Up to the time of writing. we have obtained
few particulars. We know that, on Friday
night or Saturday morning, the steamship
Condor, in endeavoring to come id over tho
New Inlet bar, got aground, aud that boat
from her got swamped on the rip, and that
Mrs. Greenbow. being a passenger on board
that boat, was drowned.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-04

Captain T., after few words, convinced
him that ho did not intend to, and that be
| simply wished to ask him sOmo questions
hle engaged 10 so doing, tho surgeon in
charge OF the hosdital approached, Il htt!o
stiff, pugnacious fellow, aud grdciousiy in
formed Captuiu L. that he was mistak on
, that no was within the rebel lines; and. at.
tempting 10 sigze his (Capt. PSI sword. do.
sired him to surrender Tho other nttond
ants had by this time assembled, armed in
such way as to oncircIe him; but, quick |,
stepping back pace or two. Capt. Powers
quickly disongnged Ills sword aud called on
his guard to advance. Tho sight OF Yankc,
bay onots, and the disclosure OF tbs existirp
facts. soon converted tho litt!u fighting sur.
geon into very humble. submissive pris.
onei; and no wns speedily transferred tc
moro secure quarters During the night
the rebel army again fed; and,o the morn.
ing of the 81. We passed through the town
OF Jnncsboro in pursuit, and came up with
him at LnvCjoy Station. Tho enemy de.
clining an open field fight, and, being pro-
tected by strong works. and. tho command
Ing General having received positive aud
reliable Information that Atlanta was occu.
pied by our troops under General SIocum
wa commenced our march back to that place
on tho 5'h. Moving ut very moderate rate,
we reached tho city on the Sth, and went into
camp two miles northeast of it on tho Au.
gusia railroad.
Thus gloriously has this long campaign,
extending ovor period of four months,
ended; and tho l23. h has the proud con-
sclousncss OF knowing IN { It has done lie
part. Ii has, on several uccasious. been
c"mp'imrntcd by The Generals commanding
tho Brigade aud Division, for its prowuss
aud daring. During tho campaign, we have
lost heavily in killed and wounded the rec.
orGs showing that wo havc had 80 killed
aud 2l3 wounded. Col. Opdyckc is nov in
command of the lst Brgsdu2d Division. .4th