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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-09
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE. in answer to Gov. o. p.
AosToNs erroneous statements TO the Republican State
Convention, February %, lSo3. Prepared and pub
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mttee.
This Is mastery and complete refutaton Of the
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THE PRESENT CONDITION AND FUTURE PROS
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ZEN. MccLELLAS's REPORT-A succinot and Con-
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
The Capture of Fort Pillow.

CAIRo, April l4.-On Tuesday morning,
Forrest, with some 6,00O mon, atu ok cd
Fort Pillow. Soon after the attack Forrest
sent flag Of truce demanding tho surren.
dor OF the fort and garrison meanwhile
d'spos'ng his forces so as to gain decided
advantage.
Major Booth, Of tho l3th Tennessee cav
airy, was in CONN and with 900 of that repi
ment. and 200 of tho lst battalion Sixth u.
3 Heavy Artillery, formerly First Alabama
Colored Cavalry.
The flag of truco was refused and the
fighting resumed. Afterwards. a second
Nag came in, but was asO refused. Both
higs gave the rebels tho advantage of gain
Ing q new position. Tho battle kept up up
I'll 3. p, NJ, when Major Booth was killed.
Major Bradford then took command.
| Tho rebols now camo in swarms, over
powering our troops and compelling thor
surrender. Immediately upon surren ndei
ensued scene which utterly battles dc
scription. Up to that time comparatively "
lew of our men were killed. But insatiate
as 6ends. blood. thirsty as devils, the incar
nate COnfederates commenced inGscrimi
nato butchory of whites and blacks. includ
ing those of both coIors previously wounded
Tho black soldiers becoming demoralizet
rushed to tho rear, tho white officers bav
ing thrown down their. arms. Both whit,
and black were bayonetod, shot, or sabred
even dead bodies, aud horribly lnutilated
children seyoE or eight years Old, and sev
oral negro women were killed. in cold
blood. Soldiers unable to speak from
wounds wcro shot dead, their bodies rolled
down the banks into tho river. Tho deac
andwoundod negroes were piled in huts
and burned, and several citizens who ionoo
our forces for protection, killed or wounded
Out OF tho garrison of six hundred, onl,
| 100 remained.
Among our dead officers are Capt. Brad
ford, Liouts. Brasor, Ackonton, Wilson
Rovcl and Major Booth, all tho Western
Tenn. Cavalry. Capt. Poston. Lieut.. Logan
18th Tenn, Capt Young, 24th Mo-, acting
Provost Marshal, was taken prisoner. -
Major Wood.ord was also captured but it il
Saic that he had escaped it is feared, how
evor, that ho has been killed.
Tho steamer Platte Valley came up abou,
half'past three, and was hailed By tho rebel
under flag of truce. Men were sent tt
bury tho dead and take aboard suct
wounded as the robols had allowed to i've
81 were taken aboard, including 7 or 8 col
orod. Eight bad died on tho way up. Th,
steamer arrived hore this evening, and was
Immediately sent to Mound City IIospita
to discharge hor suffering cargo.
Among the wounded officers OF the col
ored troops are Capt. Porter, Lieut. Tb
beta. Adj. Lomming. Six guns we're cap
tured by tho rebels and carried off, incud.
Ing two 10 pounder PARROTS. two l2 pound
er howiizers, and large amour. OF storei
were destroyed or carried off. The inten
ton OF tho rebels seemed to DO 10 vacat,
the place and movo towards Memphis.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
Terrible Battles at Grand Ecore.

CHICAGO, April ia letier to the Even.
ing Journal dated Grand Ecoro, says;
Our Cavalry bad been driving the enemy
for two days, but in tho foreGoon OF the
Stb, word was sont back for an infantry
support, and Con. Ransom iu command Of
the Sd aud 4,h Division of the 18th Corps
was ordered to send forward q brigade, and
did so at noon, himself following with tho
4th Division. After advancing about 5
miles from where the 81 Division of his COM
mand, and the 10th corps were encamped,
the rebels made stand on our line, con-
sistlng Of only 2 400 infantry, formed in o
belt of woods, with an open field in front and
the enemy in the woods on tho other side.
General Stone. OF Z Ills Bluff fame, chief Of
Generals. Banks staff, was on the fold aud
took tho direction of movements. General
Ransom was in favor of advancing only IN
force, but his wish was disregardud. After
keeping up skirmish across this open fold
for about an hour. the enemy advanced in
overwhelming numbers. estimated at / 0 900.
General Ransom got all the available troops
to the front and opened on them. The on.
emy lost hoayily. but advanced steadily and
soon made our cavalry give way. and our
infantry fell back in few moments. Tho
enemy pressed us so closely, and the panic
among our cavalry was so demoraliziug that
the retreat became r0ut. General Ran.
som dIG all n his power to rally the mon,
but finding it impossible without reinforce
ments, he made every effort to save the ar.
tillery. While cndcavoring to got the Chi
cago Mercantile Battery off safely, he was
severely wounded in tho leg. CaptainCy-
rus L Dckey. his ndjutant, was instantly
killed. Our loss is large, probably 2 900
The Mercantile Battery lost all its guns
Captain White is n prisoner.
Lieuts. Throop and Mcbride wero killed
while the 4th division was falling back in
disorder. The 81 division. numbering only
800 men. came up and was Immediately
routed. Finally ths l9sh army corps, with
1000 men. came up. forme'l in line. checked
the enemy, and held them in check until we
got all the trains off except that Of the Cav.
airy. The whole army ia falling back in
disorder. where IL must wait and reorganize,
before i, can proceed furthor toward Shrevo,.
port.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
WAsIHSGToN, April II, 1861.


1h, Order IsSUed in the .3rmy Of The Po
iOmac-Lee'l Reig}o,ecmenis, J,c-Tr.a.
sou OF Long Of Ohio, and Harris, Of Md.
--Rcsoiuhon 10 Erpel Lost. Censured-
Dean Of John g. Riucs, Esq Bm inside /,
Erpedition-Rutroad, J.c., dc.
General Grant has caused the issue of an
order which indicates tha, measures arc
fast maturing for an early advance. sutlors
are ordered to tho rear, and tho failure 10
comply within fivo days, entails tho penalty
of confisuaton of thoir stocks in trade.-
Corps Comma ndors are restricted in grant.
ing furlougbs, aud no more will begranted
under this order except in cases of "extre me
necessity and urgency" Gen. Gran, is at
Cupepper Court House. and from that point
now emanaio oil tho intricate aud detailed
orders by which tho vast machinery of near
million Of soldiers, tho fairest and brsvest
the sun ever shono upon. or over frowned
upon an enemy, 10 moved.
The recont floods will doubtless greatly
relard tho operations Of our arms, but new
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

For THROAT DISEASES and Affections oI
the Chest, "Bropu's Bronchial IroeAes, -
or Cough Lozenges. are Of great value.
In Coughs, irritation Of the Throat caused
bya Cold or Unusual Exertion OF the
vocal organs. in speaking in public, or
singing, they produce the most beneficial
results. ...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
M ARRIED.

In Burton, Monday eve. April llth. BY
Rov. Mr. White. Mr.. SYLVESrER JUDD.
of Huntsburg, to Miss ANN NJ. VEL ION,
of the former place.
In Huntsburg on thu l4th inst. at the
residence of the brides father by Rev. B.
f. Sharpe, Mr.. EDWIN HOPE formerly of
Gloucestshiro. Eng, and Miss MARY c.
CLEVELAND. of tho former place
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Notice TO Fruit-grOWers,

TINE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
l. public that he is prepared TO furnish all
Grape Vines oithe most approved Vurieties-
Bl lackberries oil the Law ton and Dorchester va.
rieties, Raspberry, Gooseberry aud Strawberry
Plantsl Currants. &c, Hot Bed Plants. suchns
Sweet Potatoes, Tomatoes Early aud Late Cab
bage Plants, Early aud Late Toba Geo, &e.-
The subscriber, as Agent for tho Painesyills
Nursery, lis prepared 10 fill all Orders for Orna.
3 entail Trees, Flowsring Shrubs, Roses, Dab.
las, House Plants, &c. Address, Chester x
Roads, Geauga Co., or apply at the residence Of
Feb. 26th, 1854. IA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

Mr. LINooLN asserts that evcrp public
document Of his since he became Presi.
dent was own composition, except the
address to the English clergymen, which
Mr.. Seward wrote,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
School Examiners Notice.

The Board of School Examiners OF Ge-
auga County, will hold their next meeting
on Saturday. the 7th Of May. 1864, at Bur.
ton. The hour is 10 o'clock A. N.
J. o. WORKABLE, Clerk.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
EF-Tbe NAVY Department ba. ,

Es-The Navy Department has re-
ceiyed from Admiral Porter quantity of
intercepted rebel correspondence, show
ing Inc cxistance Of a regularly organized
"torpedo." Some Of the inventions to be
used are very curious among them.
Jumps Of coal, or something that ,esem.
bles 1t. with torpedoes inside. to be used
with the fuel put on board our vessels.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
FARM for SALE.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, stu.
L ated III Hambden, about Q miles northeast
ofChardon Village. Said farm consists Of 24T
acres OF good land-all but 80 acres improved
good frame house-four good baTns-a large
orchard ofover 800 trees, and 4 living springsof
pu;e water Location pleasant, Term reason.
able A. WOODlN.
March 4th, 1864. 1851
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22

+ Church, Philud'a ~"
Dr.Jackson; Dear Sir, Having ften used your
Bitters in my family can say it ha been of
greatservice; lbelievein most cases of general
OF which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, J. B. TURNER,
No. SEC N. NineteenthS St,
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erREAD WHO sAyssO1

From tho Rev LeviG. Peck, Pastor oftho Bap.
tist Church, Pen,ber,on, n. =. formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, Phlad'a
nave known Hootlund German Bitters IA
vorably iora number OF years. l have used them
IN my own iamify. and have been SO pleased
with their effects that was induced 10 re.om.
mend them to many others, and know tha they
nave operated in srikingly beneficial man.
ner: take grea, pleasure in thus publicly pro.
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and is mot rum drink Yours rstruly,
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Fromthe Rev j S. IIerm n ofthe German Re.
formed Church, kutztown Berks Co. Pa:
DR.. g. NJ. Acknowledgment Sir,-I have
bern troubled with Dyspepsia nearly2O years,
and have never used any medicine that did mo
much improved in health after having IA ken 5
bottles. Yours, with respect,
J. S, HERMAN.