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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
The Slaves Unwilling Soldiers.

The Richmond Examiner of March slst
has the following discouraging paragraph
The conscription of negroes IN Richmond d
anb Petersburgh is carried on with diff
Guilty. Guards are posted at every avenue
Of escape, and camp of instruction is es.
tablished at Belle Island. whore the colored
soldiers are kept under s.ric, surveillance;
but many get away in spite of all precau.
tiona. There is great panic among tho
blacks. and much reluctance among whites.
upon the question of armirg the slaves.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

ns-Tbo rejection of the Constitutional
Amendments abolishing Slavery throughout
the United States. by the Legislature Of
New Jersey, defeats that measure for the
present. SO far eighteen States have rati.
fed the action Of Congress. while only three
have rejected 1t. Tho question Will now
como before the people Of the three States
which rejected the amendment, and will
probably have direct bearing upon the
election OF the members Of their next Legis-
istpres.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

The New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTIoN.-Com.
plete returns from New Hampshire show
majority at the recent elsction, of 6O59
for the Union ticket. Lincoln's maioritv
over Mcclellan vas 2,406. The State
Council. Senate and House of Representa-
tives are strongly Union, and the Congress.
ionai delegation unanimously so,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

@SProyost Marshal Fry tolegraphs to
Governor Curtin. .of Pennsylvania, that the
time for raising new organizations extended
TO April 10Th, aud that mastering officers
will continue to muster in, This, however.
dOcsnot postpone draft. ''
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

own loss, be says. will be covered by 2, 500
men since he left Savannah. Many Of
them are but slightly wounded.
[Signed U. S, GRANT, Ii. Ger.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
Official War News.
CRY PoINT, March 23.


Hon. Il. N. Stanton: ..-
Richmond papers are received. The
following is from the Dispatch:
From North Carolina.--lt Is under.
stood in official circles that no fighting
has occurred in North Carolina since
Sunday, and from all we can learn ii ap-
pears that Sherman has attempted no ad :
vance sirce his check on that day.
Gen. Hartee's victory on the 18th was
a very important one, and as regards the
enemy most bloody affair.
Gen. Johnston telegraphed that 10 that
battle the Confederate loss was 45O, while
that OF the enemy was 1890. The fight
took place at .Averysboro, on the Cape
Fear hiver, hall way between Raleig Oh
and Fayetteville. .
Gen. Johnston's defeat OF the enemy
las: Sunday, the 10Th inst. occurred a,
Bentonville. We are informed , that
Sherman is pushing towards Raleigh in
two columns. one moving due north from
Fayetteville, the other northwest from
New Berne. Gen. Hardee fought the
former, and Gen. Johnston the latter.
Signed US. GRANT,
.'a-r .f - Lieut.. Gen.
CRY POINT, 1870. p. NJ. March 25.
Hon. f.. an. Stanton, ISecretary of Var:
The following dispatch OF Gen. Parke
is received from Gen. Meade. +. ..
.. D ..'. us. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
The enemy attacked my front this
MOI ming at about 4:30 A. NJ, with three
divisions under Gen. Gordon. By sud
den rush they seized The line held by the
Sd brigade, 1st division, at the foot of
the hill to the right of Fort Steadman,
wheeled. and, over-powering the garri.
son, took possession Of the Fort. They
established themselves upon the hill,
turning our guns upon us. Our troops
on either flank stood firm. Afterwards a
determined attack was made on Fort
Haskell, which was checked by part of
McLlughlin's brigade, and was repulsed
with great loss 10 the enemy.
The lst Big ade. Of Hartsuff's division,
held in reserve, was brought up, and put
q check to any farther advance. -
Two attempts were made 10 retake the
hill, and were only temporarily success.
ful until the arrival Of the Cd Brigade,
when charge was made by that brig.
ade, aided by the troops Of the Isl Divis.
ion on their flank, and the enemy were
driven out Of the tort, with the loss of a
number of prisoners. estimated at about
l,G00. Two battle Aags have also been
broughtin. The enemy also lost heavily
in killed, outside our lines. ass.r :
The. whole line was Immediately re.occu.
pied. and the guns were re.taken unin-
jured. % ... .... ...e...-. 9IEra
3 lregret TO add that General McLaugh-
lin was captured in Fort Steadman. With
this exception. the Union loss was no.
very heavy. ''' ......-s.. .,.-...
Great praise is due to General Hartsuff
for tie gallan,ry displayed in handling
his division, which behaved with great
skill in this. its first engagement.
[slgued] at - JOHN PARKE.
.r ...- a.. Major Gaoar,l
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
LATER AND BETTER.

Cry PolNr. March 25-8 AM.
Hon. E. N. Stanton. DC: '''
The number OF prisoners received bv
the Provost Marshal is 9,2OO taken by
the 9th corps. and 500 by the I'd corps.
There may he still more to be brought in.
[Signed w. at. U. s. GRANT.
.7 ..'. Cry PoINT-7:3O
To Hon. e. M. Stanton: -
l am not yet able 10 give the result OF
the day accurately, but the number OF
prisoners captured proves larger than al
first reported. The slaughter of the enc
my at poin. where they entered our
lines and in front Of il, was probably not
less than 5000. Our loss is estimated
at 800, and may prove less. General
Humphrys attacked on the left with great
promptness. capturing near 100 men, and
causing the enemy 10 return bis troops 10
that point of mis- line rapidly.
Signed us. GRANT,
--' i-' Lieutenant General.
WAR DEPARTMENT., }
WASHINGTON, March 2l-lO:3O
Major General DIG: "~..l 'ai
General Sherman was at Goldsboro on
the 22d Of this month. No movements
have been made on either si1e before
Richmond or Petersburg. since Saturday
night. .s' -
(Signed) E. M. STANTON.
..r.--, Secretary OF War.
CRY PorNr. March 27,-lO.3o.
Hon. II. N. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The battle Of the 25th resulted in the
following losses on our side: ed Corps
killed, 81; wounded. 462: missing, 800;
9th Corps-killed, 68; wounded, 328;
missing were 506. Our captures by
the ed Corps were 36l. by the 9th Corps
469, and by the 9th Corps lO46. The
ed and 9th Corps pnshed forward and
captured The enemy's strong entrench-
ments. and turned Its guns against him.
and still held it. In trying to retske this
the battle was continued until 8 o'clock
at night, the enemy losing very heavily.
Humphreys estimated the loss of the en-
emy in his front at three times his own,
and General Wright,iu his front as double
that of ours. The enemy brought in a
flag Of truce for permission to collect his
dead. which were between their picket line
and their main Notifications. Permission
was granted. ~ f.'.
(Signed) us. GRANT.
t.,g Lieutenant. General.
CRY PoINr. IL A. NJ. March 81.
Hon. IL. M. Stantoa, Secretary of War:
1 am in receipt of Sherman's report of
operations from the time he left Fayette
vile up TO the 22d inst. 1t shows hard
fighting. resulting 10 very heavy loss to
the enemy in killed aud wounded, and
over 1000 prisoners in our hands. His
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

ma-The Battle of Petersburg. beginning
with serious reverse to our arms, ii ended
in decided triumph for them. In the On :
our line was greatly advanced, and the mum.
Der OF rebel prisoners captured alone ex-
ceeded our total casualties. The Official re.
ports do not. however, justify the extrava-
CANT estimates of the eucmy's loss at frss
gwen by sensational newspaper correspond.
ents: Gen. Grants official report shows
total of 1879 prisoners taken up to l O: 40
Monday morning. The rebel killed and
wounded were probably as many more
Our loss, on the other band, is greater than
at first estimated.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31
The Rebel Negro Soldier Bill

An army of tho Potomac CORES on dent
says: "The climax of madness is to be found
in section 8. which says that nothing in this
act shall be construed to authorize a change
IN the relation Of the said staves' Oaiy ihiak
ofit-3O0, 900 siaues. and to have imple-
ments OF doaih and self-protection put into
their hands, and driven to meet all the
hardships and dangers of war, for what?
Freedom No; for the boon Of remaining
si0ues. they and their wives and their Chi.
dren And these poor wrotches are expect
cd to fight under such circumstances, when.
by merely joining their FREQ brethren With
In gunshot OF them, they can not only es-
cape mutilation and death altogether, but
obtain freedom, forever. as inalenable o.
that OF their former mastersl Can the reck-
iessness of despair 60 any furthur: But lot
us patiently watch the result. Unless
human nature has ceased TO be hu-
man nature, foreteli such q stampede of
the whole black population into our lines.
even before arms can be put into their
hands. as all the united armies of the rebels
will be uuable to prevent"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-03-31

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04
TerrlhIe nisn.lcr nl Son.

Nav YoRK, Doc. 30,--The North Amor.
ca left New Osleans on tho 10th OF Decem-
ber, with 2O3 sick soldiers, II cabin pas.
sengers, and a crew OF A men, She sprung
aleAk on the AID, at z +, NJ, aud spoke
the bark Mary 4, Rahhy, which promiscd
to stay aud receive everybody aboard, iI
necessary. Az $3.50 the wstor put the fires
out. lhe boats were got ready and atS;30
startod the first beat With the chief en-
ginoor and all the lady passengers. Six
hnat loads were got aboard Tho fifth
boat left al dark, with Parser Poitit aud
eight mon, and are supposed TO DO lost, as
they newer reached the hagk,
The eighth aud last boat with tho cap
tain first and second Officers ani eight anon,
loft the North America at I;3DP, NJ.
The beats were hOistei aboard OF the
bark at 3 l., NJ, il Icing impossible TO re-
turn TO the steamer III II night. Tho bark
nlssde sail aud proceeded toward the stea0l'
er. n0r lights we're all Ia sight at a dis
ianee of about six pilos, AZ A, NJ, tho
ligllts disafpearvd satdenly, aud il is sup
posod she sank. Al daylight nothing was
ia ght except a water eask,
The bark ma,le sail aud ofnis I'd all round
until noon, when she proceeded on her
course. SiXty-two persons were saved
and Ohe hundred and Riuety.Seven lost
Among the last were Col Sanders and
Lienteuant.Cul Horn.
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Rnhnl NnMfR.

NEw YoRS, Jan, From the Richmond
ErdnsiRer Of Dec. 20 we take the follow.
ing:
The siege of Wilmington is over. A tel
egrophic dispatch tells tho whole story,
which is rs follows:
WlLNISaroN, y. G., Dec 2S.-Tho FEEDER
al feet has disappeared. Only tho usual
blockatiers remain. Gen. Bragg reports
that with his present means aud disposi-
ton of forces no danger mood DO appre-
hcnded. Had re-ontorcements arri> ed
sooner they might have captured some
prisoners.
Tho enomy's feet drew up in SEMI
circle and poured concentrated fire on
III. Fisher, destroying every house and
blowing up. the ground, Colonels Lamb
and jamison deserve credit, as we'll as our
reserves. The enemy threw overheard
many norses in the gale, aud suffered much
otherwise. There WAS another gale last
might
! The Erdminer also says: The enemy
shelled our lines hetweon Dmlaph and
Petersburg yesterday with great vigor, hut
with no effect, Our batteries wasted no
Ianmuaition in reply,
| There is ramor thai the Yankee troops
are again crossing the north bank of
/ James River, but they have made no ap.
poarauoe in front os the lines before Rich.
mond, Il is also reported that the cnemy's
vessels have appeared in York River aud
that some troops had boon landed at White
tllousct
The Ecamaer in an ironical article,
says IL Porter had thrown Butler over
board perhaps no storm would have blown
tho fleet TO sea aud deranged the physique
and morale of the invincihle armada.
! Tho ErtmiRsr say@ An official tclc.
gram at the War Department statcs that
4 two brigadcs of negro troops, and one ol
white cavalry, left Memphis Dec. 2lst
tmoyms on the State Line road. The al,
vance reached Fayette depot on the 22d
The object of the moV emcnt is unknown.
The lIhiy Of the 25th considers the only
point gained in tho capture OF Savannah is
its moral eficct. Ia military Wow the
place Was of no value to us Whatever. The
| lthig expects sherman will move on Rich
moud and says ho is tho very person We
desire too SEQ, aS he brings with hin
some thousands OF those Western veterans
whose metal wo desire to test, for Grant
has with him only : 900 veterans; the res
are the ritNn OF creation q defeat whom
is N honor.
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Farm for Sale.

TTlIE undersigned offers his farm for sale, stua-
ted in section 23, Liberty township, Wood
county, Ohio. containing 100 acres Of land about
6j acres Of which is well improved. There is on
the place good log house, and new framed barn;
also, two good corn cribs, hen house, and other
out-buldiugs. The farm is about half prairie and
half timbercd land; and is fertile, and well adapted
for farming purposes. During the past season,
eighteen acres of corn produced 600 bushels.
All kinds of grain raised in this section can be
profiaby grown upon the place.
Price, $25 per acre. For further particulars, in
qure of the undersigned, on the promises.
35b# PETER THECHATER.
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THE rebel papers confirm the statement
that Moseby was recently wounded in the
abaomen by 4 Union scout. His friends
think that his injury will prove fatal, though
his surgeon has expectations of his recov.
sry. At any rate, he has had to quit tho
keld. He has beou taken TO Charlottesville.
JCif Davis claims the Lake Erie pirates as
belligsreuts. aud svows himself responsible
for their acts. The pirate Sommes has ar.
rived at Mobile.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

The whole number OF Union soldiers
wounded in the two days lshtiug at Nash,
vile, Thus far admitted 10 tho hospital, is
RAJ This does not include the colored
,oldisrs, ef whom. from eight regiments,
thers have been admitted 10 the hospital
al. The killed in the two days are estim.
Ated by the Medical Director at $50, Tho
prisoaers.will not eyceed loo Total loss
1892.
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hocEADE RUNNING UNPRoFUARLE.- The
New York He,Nl,fS London letIor says the
blockade runuers are making such losses
that some of them propose selling theh
ships aud quitting tho business.
The cause OF the loss Is that Jeii. Davis re-
quires halto all oNrgoes to be ON rebel Gov
81 ncnt account, wl1ich greatly reduces the
profits,
Tho shutting uP in Fort Warren Of cap.
turvd hloSkalo TunnvrS. is another Tcason
.tOg alarm
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TERMS -On,-twclfth of tho purchase money to
BE- paid III the time Of sale. and the balance in
eleven annual installmcnts, of equal amount, with
annual interest thereon.
No bid will be taken for less than the appraised
value, with cost of sale.
GEO. N. PARSONS, County Auditor.
AuplroHs OFFICE Woop Co., o.
Perrysburg, Dec. 80, 1854 3Rf
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ENGlNR EOR SALE.

FINIlE andersigned has Biz Horse feFtabIe
II Steam Engine rgssa fag AAgpehipg grain and
can be used for any other purpose just ~ well,
nearly new aad d perfect runaing otdeF. which
will 6e sald cheap. Also one No. vietoE mils
and one No. Cooks Evapo-ataT. The mill has
only been used rs days aud tAe eyapoFatos 10
days; both as good as new, will be sold much be-
low their value disposed VI soon, Also. iOi Of
Corr shelters at last years. Priees-
Perry sbupg. Dec. q, 1884,
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Jcar Davis is prophet, bu. his prol,he.
Sios are not profitable 10 him, lie lrOmis
edlloods rennessseeans they should press
ruuncssec soa . They are embracing it
with deadly grip.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

~ ST. LouIa. Decsmber Si.--A notorious
Missouri guerrilla. named Hanter, recently
ARRESTED AZ Salt lake Cily. while en- route
q 20 California. had S100.O00 in greenlacks,
STOLEN from Bank at bloomington in this
state. 4 years ago. lilo was sent back by
20 General Conner aud will be taken 10 Hunts.
willie aud hanged
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

The number Of rebel prisoners now in
es our hands is about ninety thousand. The
exehapge Of prisoners is TO he resumed al
Hs once, and soon our InoR will bs released
'aA from the rebel pens.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

DoAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that
IL the Commissioners of Wood County have
granted view aud survey upon proposed county
road, commencing at the south qnarter-post Of
Section SO, Liberty township. and running north
TO the north quarter post Of said section. and there
terminate. The viewers, aud David Donaldson,
Surveyor, viii meet at the house OF f. Gorton, on
the 2lth of Jannary, 1855, or within Eve days
thereafter
Liberty, Dec. II, 1864. s4d$
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Under the last call Tor troops. Massaehu
setts has only s95 men to furnish. and
thaae from twu districts, all the other dis
tricts. under the caIl for 100000 men hav
ing iilled their quotas and consid ,rbly norc
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Some of the Richmond papers are ur.
gent in their demand that ton. Leo should
be made Commandorin Chief of all the
rebel armies or dictator.
In tho rebel House oil Representatives on
the 2ith, resolution, declaring that the
writ Of hahcas corpus ought not to be sus
pended, was defeated by Al negative, 10
81 Affirmative votes.
The Richmond Sentinel forcsees for.
midabo winter campaign by the National
armies against Charleston aud Augusta
The SeatiheL Of the 18th says: "The cvac-
uaton of Savannah by our troops, and the
Occupation of the city by Shernan's army,
both on the 2lst, simply give the enemy
another poiut on our coast The ocean
front of Georgia will be exposed, like the
ocean font Of North Carolina and Virginia,
to a species OF hostility that win annoy
without weakening us, aud occupy with
out strengthening tho foe. 1t ia, proba-
Bile, however, that formidable attempt on
Charleston will be an carly consequence Of
/ the fall of Savannah. Foster already holds
q fortified position within milo of Coosa.
watchio, on tho railroad between Charles
ton and Savannah, 43 miles from the latter
city, and 81 from Charleston. We pre-.
sumo llardoo mallo no halt between Savan
nah aud Coosawatchic, but at once abandon
cd that section of railroad and placed him
self whore his communication with Charles
ton would bo secure. 1t Sherman, now
relieved of anxiety concerning the state o
affairs in Tennessee, shall cooperate in al
enterprise against Charleston, further
contraction of our lines may become nc
Ces Snry."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-01-04

, In addition TO the $4,000 bales ot cottoR
captured at Savannah about 81 OO0. 900
worth Of rice has been discovered.
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school Lands for Sale.

TINIlE undersigned will offer for sale at public
l. auction, ut the door Of the Court House. in
Perrysburg. Wood county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of February, 1865,
Between the hours of aud o'clock J.. NJ =, the
whole of the west half OF Section 20, town 5
north, range 0 east. Weston township) divided
and nnurniS,d n . f,llows IN Wit,