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Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague

Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague
should not spare either time, trouble or ex
prnsc, to procure DR.. Hsotetter's Celebrated
Bii,rs, whose bcnifccnt effects upon the hu.
mau system has been clearly proved to those
who have been stricken down in a short space
ortimc bv this dreadful curse, whose checks
are wan aud neagrc, and whose nights are
slccplcss aud restless, and whose eyes are dim
aud sunkcn, with death staring them i'll the
face this compound must prove blessing !;
snatching them rs it were from the very mouth
of the gave. None tan know its true value
until they have tested it. When all others
have failed these Btters have restored the
sufferers to pristine health Their popularity
in all the " cstcrn and Southern parts should
introduce them to all families.
Sold Ly druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. - See advertisement in anoth-
er column. Au
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GLEN ANNA
Female seminary,
Thomasville, Davidson County. N. C.

Thomasville, Davidson County, N. C.
NlilS growing High School j. situated or,
i the North Carolina Rail Road 7 hours
ride t"m columbia, s. G.. We have large
4 story brick !u'ding. with beautiful clean
soil and pure cold water. The heulhful
Ness at the place is not surpassed in North
Carolina. The fall Session III commence
on the lnst Wednesday IN July and close
December Goth. 1859. Spring Session will
open "n the 2nd Tuesday in January and
close MaN 3l>i 1850. THIS is the cheapes,
School in the State of its grade Our
course tx thorough-both solid and orna-
meutal
Board. exclusive of washing and lights,
SO per month.
English course, 50 to l5 per session.
Music on Piano or Guitar 2O-No charge
for Instruments Maps, GtobeS, Fuel or Ser
rants.
French, Latin, and all Ornamental Branch
es, S5 each
We hope all Pupils will be present at the
opening of the Session =" ~ 10 be clasScd.
bat will be rccri.rd at any time aud charg-
CG I" The end of the Session Our corps
OF teachers is complete. For further par
ucuIars and catalog gucs, Address,
J. w. THOMAS. Pres Bd Trustees,
Thomas>ille. NC
July 20, 1859, 23-9t
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NHE SnOsciihcr respectfully u>h~ Co.. ..
4 te"tion Of thu public 20 hi> STEAM
SAW MILL, which is now in "pcrati"u
six miles East Of Lancaster &. II. Bh.,
for Lumber will be pr romptly fu- ,shrd ~
the rates below:
Inch Plank Mt s per hundred Ic,l.
inch Plank Scots
inch plank, quariercd 87t els. per nnn.
dred feet.
, inch plank s.. per hundred t,rr
Rough do 50 cts per hundred E,pS
Scantlin thrown in to inr!I measure e,
81, per hundred.
All picked Lumber 20 per cent hi.hc-.
All refused Lumber half prrr.
In The measurmcnt OF all quuIlcrrd I,ui.
bcr the edge is added TO the Width and !
Lumber not named above is sold ~ VIC
same proportion,
GEORGE SINCLAIR
March %, 1859. TT
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Stage Accommodations

INliE Undersigned, contractors on the
L mail route from Lancaster To Camden.
respectfully notify the public that they
have made arrangements for running u
Stage for the accommodation Of passcn-
gers "n said route. three times per week
and back. The Stag" will leave Camden
on Monday, " cdnrNdav aud Friday, and
arrive at Lancaster 6. II , same evening
VIII leave the latter place on TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday. and arrive in
Camden same evening.
They will MS" convey passengers houl
Lancaster {. H., to pincvilIc, on the Char.
Iot,c & >. &. Railroad. TWO times per week
a hack viii leave Lancaster on Monday
and Thursday arrive at PincviIle same
day. Leave PncviIlc on Tuesday and Fri.
iav arrive at l.anrnstrr e.. H., same dav.
They believe that their arrangements are
such a. to insure II prompt execution of the
above plan, ami I" IT," perfect Satisfaction
"i ;h"S" who may 20 upon these routes
~ Packages will be promptly convey.
ed upon either route.
JNO. B. COUSART,
Sll.AS INGRAM.
July I3, 1859 -22-tf
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DlSSOl UTION or
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

WilE partnership heretofore existing under
l the firm of NJ. DRUCKER g. CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Eth
er OF the partners, will sign in liquidation
MIR. NJ. Drncker can he found ut the old
stand to settle the business Of the firm
VI DRUCKER,
f. SOMMERsI
Camden, July ],
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Land for Sale.

TNiiE subscriber offers for sale a tract OF
Il land containing four hundred and fifty
Acres, more or less, situated on the Stage
road lending from lancaster to Camden,
four miles South Of L.ancasterville. The
houses are in good repair aud in a healthy
situation, Persons wishing to purchase
will be shown the premises at any time, a.
am determined 10 sell
JAMES M. SHAVER.
July 4. 1889. 2itf
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Referring to the Above Circular,

OF McsSr". VI. Drnckcr & Co, W. soici,
the friends Of the old firm to continue the
patronage so literally extended to VI. Druc.
kcr IL Go, To the new firm. trusting that
bv close attention To b rsincss, we shall
merit the continuance of it.
Oar Stock will be always complete in all
articles kept by the old firm
kOOPMAN Il SOMMERS.
r Camden. =. G.. July 3,
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THE UNDERSIGNED

Hereby tender their sincere thanks to
their friends and the public generally. for
The liberal patronage bestowed upon them
tor many wears, and in retiring from bnni.
ness, take pleasure. in rcc' mmrnding their
successors Messrs ko0pman IL Summers
asking for them the patronage heretofore
extended TO themselves.
NJ. DRUCKER g. co.
Camden, S. c., July /, 1859, 24tf.
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+ Groceries ;

SUGAR and COFFEE Of all grades =
- TEAS, Green, -Gunpowder and Black
Bacon Lard, in whole half and quarter
Bbls, also, in Kegs. Prime Mess Pork /;
Mnckeral No. !, 2 and 3. whole, half and
quarter Bbls, also, Kits No. !, 2 and 3. A
No ] article &c Sugar cared Hams by
Messys. Jno. Fitchc a. Son, also, the cele-
braied Washington Ham Rice, Ginger,
Spice, Pepper, Soda, Raisins and Candies,
sc, &c,
JOS. M. GAYLE.
Camden, y. c. ltf
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Look to your Interest.
w H. BURNS, WOULD RESPECT

" II. BURNS, WOULD K ESPECT-
w fully inform the citizens OF Lancas-
ter and the District in general that he is
still carrying on the
HARNESS and saddle Business.
one door North of the Ledger Office. where
lac keeps constantly on hand complete
stock usually kept in his line such rs
Coach. Wagon, and Buggy Harness. Col.
lars, Pole Strap, Wagon Saddles, Blind
Brides, Riding Brides, MartingaI's Haul.
terS. Stirrup Lcnthers. Bits all kinds and
qualities Saddles and harness repaired a,
short notice and low for Cash.
~" \. B.-I am thankful for the libe
raj patronaE" h"-rt"frrr received and trust
10y punctual attention to business and faith
tui work TO still warrant Il continuance OF
the same.
Jane Isl, 1859. l6-3m.
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Hats /! Hats ! I
Shoes +! Shoes /! !

TNHE SUBSCRIBER would confidently
Il ask attention to his large and varied
stock Of Shoes and Caters for Gentlemen
and Ladies' wear. lie has on hand many
Of the latest patterns, at exceedingly low
prices.
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, \. G.. IIf
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KOOPMANN G. SOMMERs.

For tn" purpose "C carry ing on the zen
ernl Merchandising business, Il, the old
stand of Messrs VI. Druckcr & Co, at Cam
den, :. &.
NJ. ko"pman and l.. Sommers. of Car
den, ). e., are the general partners, and +
S"mmers, of Charleston. ). G., is the spe-
cial partner.
f.. Sommers, the special partner has con.
trIbnted the sum of Twenty Thousand
Dollars, to the common Stock of the said
partnership.
The said Limited Partnership. commcn.
ces on the lst dav Of July, 1859. and tcr.
inmates on the first day of July, 1862
VI. KDOPMANN,
l. SOMMERS,
T. SOMMERS.
July l3, IS59-22-6m.
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Sundries.

NANCY Candies, Raisins---vhoie, hall
IL asd quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, AZ
uonds. Butter, Pecan nuts English Wal
nuts, Cocannta. Herring Cove Oysters
Salmohd, Lob'tcrs, Pepper Sauce, Tomato
&e. &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS. VI. GAYLE,
Camden, Jan. 4, Is59-47tf
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DESCRIPTION.

70 b. w"oden binding nf the best ma
tcrirl. 20 tee, high. 10 by 10, with feet
gallery on lLr sides aud one rnd-pln,icrrd
d. the walls, aud criird over nead--l2 win
auM> b.,"w, IL lights - bs Is, the same
number above. 2 lights, - hy IS, al! 10
ha>" bIuds Two doors in irunt with ui,l,
r"rrc~ponding with each door seats an the
,i.h' drd lrlt \ pulpit and alter. Of rh"
latest sr,I" The building to hr painted
inside nnd out, and raised 20 inches above
gromni. "u brick pillars. The committee
u" not bind themselves to accept any par
t,ruur PROPOSALS. Direct proposals to l.,
NJ eau hcn, Pleasant Hill, T. o, =. e..
July -S, Is t--if 81 30.
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LAND FOR SALE.

I off" for sale my home plncr, miles
i above the Village This tract contains
1921 acres. of which there j.. about 100
acres in wood lnnd--6O or 10 acres "f good
bottom land, the balance fertile and produc.
tive. The improvements new and in per-
feet order, well Of good water, beside nu.
merons springs through the farm. This is
y rare chance and ! invite purchasers To
come and examine for themselves.
Terms easy and made agreeable to the
purchaser
r. X. CURETON.
..anrastes Village, Jwiy 70, 1883. 3m
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: O l. + II G A X O l. | NA.
LANCASTER DiaTE:CT.
Dl p. r. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS. J. w. TWIrTY has
applied 10 me for Letters of Admnistra
,irn on all and singular the Goods and
Chattels, Rights and Credits of JAMES
d. JONES late of Alabama, deceased.
rhese are, therefore, To cite and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi.
tors Of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district, to be holden ut Lancaster
Court House on the 18th day of Angus,
inst, to show cause. il any. why The said
administration should not hc granted.
> Given under my hand and seal,
Is. this the It's day of August in
t~~ \the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty.ninr, and in
the eighty year of American lnde
pcndcnce.
=. T.. HAMMOND. O. l.. d.
Aug. B, 1859. 25-2t-pf 90
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED proposals for building Il Church
- ai New Salem will be- received until
the 18Th of Nnpnnt.
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Harness and saddle BI.iucss.
Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale tract Of
land containing Five Hundred acres more
or less situated on Hanging Rock Creek in
kancaSter District. about fifteen miles South
II the Village. The buildings, fences, &c.
all new. and in good order. Persons wish.
'ng to purchase will Or shown the premises
al any time VI. ID MILLER
Flat Rock, June lj.h 1859. l9-n
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF

The friend. Of Capt. J. B, COUSART
~ pquRcc him candidate for Sneritf for
E.anraSlrr District. al rhr ensuing term
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n z FERH scE g
A BARGAIN,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

OFFER my House and Lot for Sale in
Il Lancesteryille, containing acres, son..
Portable dwelling House and other out bull.
dings, with a spring IN the lot Those
wishing to purchase will apply as | am de-
termed to sell.
The remaining part 81 my stock Of goods
aie offered at or below cost -
All those who know themselves Indebted
to me are requested to par before fall
las, ROBINSON.
June i3, 1859. i9-if
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SEGARS! SEGARS |!

100 BOXES Of the following Brands Of
IOl Havana Segars:--Colorado, Madu.
70, Clara. Os:uro. Rio Hondo-aIl highly
favored, can be had at the lowest figures,
at JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, y. e..
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Limited Co-Partnership

HE SUBSCRIBERS UAVE FORMED
| A LIMITED co PARTNERSHIP un
der the name and >ivlr of
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
New Liberal Movement.

Mn. EDITOR VIII you please notice q
Liberal Convention, to h0 he,d on Little
MuontGin the l7th and 18th of September
The object of the Convention is to produce
II unitary effort in reform, by combination
in a broud liberal platform. To discourage
prescription produced by organized crords,
&c
Tho Convention will be hold Saturday,
and Sunday. in Stockings Hall, Able speak
ing may he expected 10y speakers frCm
abroad. Truly yours, S. \. TUTrLr.
A friend who is Interested in tho move
mcut which this Convention at the Little
Mountain is called to promote, informs us
that it is the movement Of no particular
class of believers but of all who dosire to
cooperate for the elevation of the race
This is certainly a commcndahO object, and
We wish it God speed At tho same time,
wn have little faith in tho efficacy of any
ono movement to effect it. Men, from
necessity, must advance as fast rs thoy be,
como enlightened. but no instrr. lot Our re
rormutury movements be what they may -
Tho work, to bo oiIuctunl, must begin in til,
mind aud heart OF each individual, aud
nowhere else. Ii tho mon aud women who
hayo projected this Convention, design sim
ply to Impress upon mankind tho impor
TANGO Of seif.discplino, wo presume thei
Iabors will not 30 in vain. But, beyond this
wo have liuIo faith
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
Senatorial Nominations.

The Convention to nominate II Rcpnb
licau candidate for Senator from the Dis.
trct composed of the counties OF Trum.
bull and Mahoning, which assembled at
Niles, on the Qod inst, nominated J, Dol,
son Cox, E.q,. OF Warren. Mr. Cox is "
young man of excellent ability, and will
be riumphanuy elected.
The Republicans of Portage aud Sum.
nit have nominated Prof J, A. Garfield,
! President OF the w. Il Eclectic institute,
for State Senator. OF Prof, Garfield The
Summit Beocon says:
Mr. Garfield is emphatcnlly n self.
made man. lie began life in humble sta
ton, by the labor OF his own hands earn
ed the means of collegiate education,
having graduated at Williams College,
and is now principal oi the Eclectic lnsti-
tute at Hiram, u Seminary, the high rep
uIation of which is generally attributable
to his talent and assiduity. He is widely
known and respected throughout the coun
ty Of his residence and wherever be is
known.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

sso- Our Mississippi valloy is destined to
become tho garden of tho world, but dead
weight on its population is tho miasm which
engenders bilious Diseases all over it
Could an absolute entidote bo found to tho
malaria which cxhalo from its marshes it is
impossible to ovor estimate the conse-
querces to our prosperity. We congratu.
late our fellow citizens and fellow sutforers
around u.s. on the announcement, important
if true, that DR.. J, G. Ayor, the celebrated
medico Chemist of the East, has discovered
just such an antidote--his ".4gue Cure"
which is supplied at a price that can exclude
no one from it's benefits, and that is said TO
cure Fever and AguO and kinderd diseases,
to moral ccgtainty,-FamHy Visitor,
Memphis,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
VOLUME y. NO. 35.
After tho War The Wounded and
Dying.

A correspondent OF the Newark Adver-
tiser, writing from Brcscia, July 25th,
says:
Thousands Of these mullatcd wrc,ches
arc deiurmed for life. Fancy the hiIcous
spectacle. More than 5000 limbs
have been amputatcd. Many have lost
both legs; and there is one poor trunk,
fine, spirited yonng Frenchman, who has
been deprived OF all four limbs, that ia
both feet, one arm entire, and the hand
OF the other. And yet, alas he lives, not
certainly, as one Of your English wits
once said 10 the mourners over fatal case
Of like mutllation, TO be an ornament TO
society.
The hospital reports yesterday reduce
the sick and wounded remlinug ~ about
5000, chiefly French and P.cdmonlcse.
The mortality among the Au,trjaus is sur.
prising; only abou, 800 remain; they are
well provided for in the Cathedral, one Of
the 40 improved hospitals, attended by
their own surgeons, who were among the
prisoners. The extreme heat under which
all nature is languishin., aggraya,cs the
suffering: but this humane people bring
all their resources to mitigate il. All the
ladies appear TO have become Sisters Of
Charity, with !he heavenly spirit Of Flor.
ence Nightingale, though without her re
ward. The grateful miserable, call the
dear creatures angels; who have, indeed
done better for them than all the priest.
and doctors in the service, though mum
bered by the hundred. One told me the
other day that she had written i23 letter.
Tor the dying, with tender messages tc
dear ones at home.
There are about fifty deaths daily
General Araudi and the Duke d'Abranle,
have succumbed ut last. There must be
eomething near hundred thousand o
these inlirm aud manned relics Of the wal
still lingering in the country, for nearly
every town from Milan to the Mincio is q
hospital.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
A Pretty Dodge.

We had supposed that il would be i'm
possible for political canvass to be made
more ridiculous than the Lctchcr and
Goggin contest in Virginia, when the
whole election was made 20 lurn upon the
fncL whether it was safe TO elect Lrtchcr
Governor, who ten years previously had
requested gentleman ia Eastern Flr.
ginn, who had delivered a speech in favor
of emancipation, to print it. But this
Sbsurdity has been eclipsed in Ohio. II
will be remembered that Ghpl,un was
nominated for Snrremc Judge in place OF
Judge Swan, and now, although there
are seven other candidates upon the ticket,
not one Of them on either side, can obtain
moments attention. In all the locofoco
papers it is GAolson ! Ghoson Gholsor
The least political office on the ticket
monopoli2es all the canvass. We are no
even told what models OF virtue all th,
Democratic candidates are, or what mon
sters of Ignorance and vice the other Re
publican State candidates are. And wha
is the cause OF all this It is charged
chat GhoIson, years ago, when he lvcc
ia Mississippi, owned some slaves, ant
sold them. This is all. and we SHOULD
like to know what OF it? We should lik,
To know how it will incapacI4tc Mr.. Ghol'
son from making gooi Judge in Ohio,
even If the charge had any better suppor
than an eleciioneering Locoloco document
Their great rage nj Gholson is that hs die
not keep his slaves, ms they look upon
man who has no slaves, and runs 70
Office, as highly disreputabe, and the on
possible atonemcnt beng that the slave
less candidate shall exhibit more lntcres
in slave property than if he owned slave,
Ohio Locoloco.ism must be hard run
Where are his GLORIOUS principles" " W
have heard so much about = CAicog
IriLuRe.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
Grand Republican Rally.

There was Il great turnout Of the
people of Geauga, yesterday, to hear
Gov. Chase, and the other distinguished
Republicans who had agreed to address
them. Mr. Backus was unavoidably ab-
sent but his place was filled by Mr.. Rid.
die, who, in The forenoon, made one of his
brilliant and effective speeches. The
greater part of the afternoon was occu-
pied by Gov. Chase, in a mastery expose
OF the inconsistent and ini4ui,ous policy
both State and National, of the Demo.
cratic party. We are unable, at the hour
Mt which we 90 to press, TO give even q
brief synopsis OF his speech, which was
listened to with profound attention, and
seemed to carry conviction to al! who
heard it. An able and earnest speech from
our Representative, Hon. Ed. Wade, was
the conclusion Of the largest and mos
interesting political meeting that has
been held in Chardon, fer many years
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

THE OLDEST CHURcH IN AMERICA.-It
WAS built in the town of bingham, Mass,
and is still occupied as place of worship.
The bell-rope hangs down in the middle
of the house, where it was placed in order
that the bell might be rung instantly to
give the alarm of any sudden Indian
incursion. There are many of the old
fashioned square pews in the house, en-
closed by what resembles more high and
substantial Imprinted fence than anything
TO be seen in a modern church. The
frame is of oak, and the beams are huge
and numerous. This old house is good
for two hundred years more. This old
church has mn old pastor, the Rev, Joseph
Richardson having preached in il for fifty
three years.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02
To the Voters Of Ohio.

1t is arranged that the two candidates
for Governor Of this State. Hon Wm Den
uis1u and Hon. X. = Rauncy, will discuss tho
political topics OF the day before tho people
of this State, at tho following times and
places viz:
At Tnin, on Tuesday, September 9th
Dayton, on Thursday. September Sth
Chiiijcothe, on saturday, Sept lOlh.
GAINESVILLE. on Tuesday. Sept 18Th
Cleveland. on Thursday, sept 18th
Canton. on Saturday September l7th
q" Columns. on Tuesday, Sept. 2O,h
Tho Central Committees Of tho Rcpubl
can and Democratic parties MT these sov
cral points. will take steps to make this an
nounccmont known among the people "A.
extensively ns possible and to select the
place and ljmc for holding tho meetings
GEO. NJ PARSONS.
Ch. Rep Cen Com.
GEO. w MANPENNY.
Ch. Dem. Cen. Com.
August. !. 1859.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

CRIME IN New YoRK CIrY.-The re-
port OF the Superintendent Of Police Of
New York city for the quarter ending the
lst inst. shows, that the police force mum
hers 1,43J men. The arrests Tor the
three months have been 10, 2G2, OF which
2,G64 were Tor olcnscs against property,
and 1888 for oiienses against persons
or the public peace-l4, ,Ol9 of which lat.
ter are traceable to the use OF intoxicating
liquors. or those arrested, 12 D07 were
males, ard G,265 females; Q $50 were
married, and 9GS2 were single persons; /;
II, 1888 could read and write, and 7,87I
were unable TO do so, The total loss hv
offences against property was $29o21 %
oi which there was recovered $l7, lOl75,
In the last named sum. however, is not
iucludcd sugar. coffee and other articles
recovered from river thieves by the har.
bor police. There were q, G53 messages
transmitted over the police telegraph to
and from lie central Office, relative to
hres, lost children, counterfeit money, &c
The report concludes by referring 10
The rogues' gallery as & powerful means
for the prevention Of crime, aud recon
mending a thorough reorganization Of a
detective department
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

Tho Democrats of Gcaugn County, arr
hcroby notified that Delegate Convention
will mnot ia Burton, on Saturday, Spptem-
hcr l7th, ut 10 o'clock A NJ, to nominate
candidates for tho following County Offices
to wit: Representative. Treasurer Prose.
cutting Attorney. Recorder Cororrr, Com
missioner Surveyor and Director of InIrm.
AIRY; aud to transact such other business as
may como before said Convention.
The Democratic voters are. therefore, re-
qucstod GO meet at the usual places OF
holding elections in their respective town
ships. on SATURDAY, September lOth, ut i
o'clock, Z. NJ, for the Purroso ot appointing
Delegates. Tho Delegates will be appur.
tIuuod az follows,
Chester. Russell. ?; Binbrdgc, 2
Auburn . Nrwbury, >; Manson o. Chur.
don, !; IIambdon. . Clardon. 3; Burton
.; Troy. 2; Pa,kman, 4; Middlrfcld .;
liuutsburgh, .; Montyllr. >; Thompson, 3
j. F. BRUCE
Chairman Dem. Central Committee.