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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15
NOIlACE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the CON-
| MlSSIONERS Of Geaugn County will he IN the
Township oi Auburn, at point where the North
about One Mile South OF the Centre of said Town.
ship, on .TU ESDAY, the 10th day OF MAY next
at Ten O'Clock AN, To receive Proposals for the
BUILDING of BRIDGE, at the point above.
named. across said Stream. Said Bridge to I've ol
the style OF the Truss Bridge so called, about 81
feet long and 10 feet wide; Timber and Plank tc
be White Oak covering Of good materials, witt
Stone Abutments about six feet high laid upor
sold TinIbcrs well bcdded in the earth
/ more particular description will Be given by
the Commissioners at the time OF receiving salt
1 Proposals {. G FIELD,
County Auditor
! Chardon, April -. 1859. 4S3.3w
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FIRE IN BURToN.-We learn that, on
Thursday of last week. the dwelling aud
corn house of MIR. Elisha Chapman, in Bur
ton, wero destroyed by fire. MIR. Q, lost
by the fro, four hundred bushels of potatoes
aud four hundred bushels of uushelled corn
Nothing was saved but tho private papers
of Mr. c., two feather beds, aud quantity
of pork. Loss nearly $4,000. The fire II
supposed to have originated from defective
stove. pipe. We have not learned whethe
there was any insurance on the property
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

SAD OCcURRASCE.-We learn by the
Milan Free Press that on Thursday OF
last week, Deacon Cobb, an old and wor
thy citizen of Berlin, started for the
Clarksfied mills, with span of horses
and load Of grain, and that from all ap'
pearsnces his horses took fright and ran
away, throwing hin: from the wagon, and
SO injuring him that when he was found
he was dead. When found he was sitting
by a stump in the woods to which, appar
emily, he had crawled after the accident
The team was found some distance from
where the body was. He has been res
ident Of Berlin over twenty years. snc
was the father in law Of Judge Philips.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

ONO PENIrENTIARY.-Tbe Legislature
succeeded in passing an appropriation OF
S37, 900 for the enlargement and improve
ment of the Ohio Penitentiary. Tho east
wing wall will be extended north SO as to
make room for 300 additional coils. The
work will be comInenced Immediately undol
tho direction and supervision of Mr.. Rogers
the State House Architect. , .'
On Wednesday last. thore were 7s5 pris,
oners within the walls. IA of whom were
women. Columbus Gazette b., .-....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

PErERsoS's MAGAZINE for May is good
number, containing forty articles and
suyonty : .ono Embellishments. We will fur
nish this Magazine and the Democrat for %
/ per year.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

@rTte following Township Officers were
elected n Chester, on the 4th inst: Clerk :.
Tracy W. Scott; Treasurer, S. B. Philbrick. ;
Assessor, Ira Lyman; Trustees, Almon Gill
bert, David Scott, Richard DuseEbury
Constables, B. n. Shaw, Walter Johnston.
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ea-A correspondent in Middleheld says
"Tho wheat crop in these pSpts, looks OK.
,remsly we'll, and bids fair to be 8 better
crop than we have had for some years
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

GoDEYs LADY's Book for May contains
a largo variety of entertaining reading mat
ter, and is illustrated in the best of style
The following are the terms of this excellent
Magazine. Ono copy one year, 70 two
copies one year, s5 three copies one yoar
S6 six copies one year, $40.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

esrTbe trial of tho Lorian County Res
cuors, before the u s. District Court in
session at Cleveland, is steadily progressing
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

PrSMASsHIr MIR C Hollis, having been we'll
patronised and given excellent satisfaction thus
far, has concluded to commence a now course OF
lessons in Penmanship, in this Village, on Mon.
day next We believe Mr. II. is worthy OF the
patronage he receives
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

ss-Tho Ohio Legislature adjourned on
Thursday morning, the 7th, at o'clock.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

The Hon v Wilton, Chief Justice of the Su.
preme Court of fW Wisconson, died at his residence
in Jamesvilis, at noon on the l2th inst
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APRIL Is, 1859.
Kansas Convention Gov. Medary.

The day of voting in Kansas for or
against Convention to form State Con-
stitution, was one Of rain, snow and sleet.
and the vote was small but nearly all on
one side. The few returns given below,
indicate the result TO be strongly for q
Constitution .. ...E ID
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

Delaware gave small majority for,
and famous Kickapoo against Constitu-
ton. Atchison gave 2iO votes, and only
two against the Constitution. The Law
renee Republican supposes most Of the
Democratic vote throughout the Territory
will be found poled against the Consti!u.
ton, and with il will be found few Re.
publican votes.
A Republican Convention, to be COM
posed OF delegates from every county in
Kansas, is called 10 assemble at Ossawat-
tonic on the 10Th of May. A thorough
organization Of the party in Kansas is
contemplated.
Kansas is noted as .he grave yard of
Democratic Governors, and it appears
that the Presidential sexton has already
begun hole in the ground for Gov. Me-
dairy. A Lecompton correspondent of
the ST. Louis Democrat says there is like.
ly 10 be a small schism in the Democratic
church in Kansas, and adds -
Sammedary, poor man, seems 10 hsvo
fallen under ban, at Washington. l real
| ly cannot understand what the poor men
who make up the Cabinet at Washington,
expect that Territorial Governor can do
! for them, but there is no sensible reason
why they should complain Of Sammeda-
ry. lis reported that Sammt Diary is 10
be removed, or frightened into resigna-
ton, l think it is doubtful il they can DO
the latter. So they want another fire.
cater? The Old Wheel Horse" is not
a fire eater. He is too tmid for that
Then he wants TO maintain at least the
appearance of decency. No Kansas Gov .
ernor was ever forgiven for having the
impudence TO desire TO appear decent
Few of them have ever labored under
any drawback Of that kind, but some Of
them have meekly endeavored TO squeeze
in very small fragment of self respec'.
and have suffered accordingly. The Gov.
. is blamed Tor signing the amnesty act, and
for coming TO Lawrence, and, in short, for
not going to the extreme figure generally
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

On the morning Of the l2tk inst, train going
south on the Quincy and Chicago Railroad ran
through a culvert near Bushnell, demolishing
the engine and one passenger car. ] Vanetto
engineer, and Charles Clark, fireman, were in,
stantly killed George Patch, brakesmsn, hat
both legs broken, No others injured
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

THE REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-Tho
Washington correspondent of the Philadel.
phia Press says AN immense organization
Is developing itself in the South, to set at
defiance thoir laws framed for the purpose
of prohibiting tho traffic in foroigu slaves.
IL is not doubted that thousands of African
slaves have been, and are now being landed
on tho coasts OF Georgia, South Carolina
Alabama, Florida, and Texas. You were
right, the other day, in stating that this fact
had been brought to tho attention of the
Interior Department, ana that no notice
has been taken Of the information thu,
lodged, although the official who gave it hal
written a second time, begging the Gov
ornment to interfere to preserve the laic
declaring his inability to do so alone. and
without means, to prevent the landing anC
running into the interior Of these cargoo
Of human beings.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

THE TREASURER has RECEIVED
] his DUPLlC ATE Tor the SPRING CuLLEC.
TON Of TAXES, and will be ready to wait on
the Tax Payers at his Office. uuil The 20ti day VI
JUNE NEXT. II. y. SPENCER,
County Treasurer.
Chardon, April Is, 1859. 45j.3w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-15

TowNsHIp AND VILLAGE ELECTION
CLEAN REPUBLICAN SWEEP THE cleo
tons for Township and Village officers in
Youngstown on Monday last, were well
attended, and resulted in regular Wa
terloo defeat of the Democracy. Not
withstanding they made desperate at
tempt to carry their Township Ticket. and
were sanguine of success, the Republican
nominees were all elected, by an average
majority of s9 votes. George Mckee,
the Republican candidate for Justice, IN
opposition to the old Democratic wheel
horse, Frank Barclay, was elected by o
majority OF log votes. The total vote
was nearly $50 larger than at the spring
elections last year.-Adhoning Register.
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llntcr obiser 1eberiarift la8t 4u8. Wtl"
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ullnpertar5t 9eben nil Die aus Dem 9altl'
more Wefer eutncmmeue 0feoe pes 0rn. 3 b T.
Bartlett. llnIere Qeier weroen oarauS etc
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wuBtlein ~unlerer Witarbeiter fir Die Betrel'
un9 Der prOoueirsnpen Srdfte %unlerer Nepubllt
ucu benz au8lauseuoeu Spftsm Der nnprOpuctl'
ben Speculation entpifelt. Bir molten tbnen
unl,rn lreuoisen 0tuB 3%urufen. rs
,Oen 9teuiabrSmuulA an unIere 3eIer be-
ldlclIeu mir nit ben Wceten
r@s tritt fetn AnOerer fir uus Elm,
Muf un8 lel6er iteben mir gaa3 allein."
Die folsenoe 9teoe lift ein SeweiS uaebr,
oaB mir aud fart seuu9 ltno, auf uns lelber
aaein au ltebeu, llalere Sraft eft b ( bar
in, auf un8 iclher gu ltebeN, lpenn mir
uns in DieIem ,uaS" nit alien iclden @lsia-
Itrebenoeu uno Yleidarbeitenpen, ME Der Ser,
elm IN Baltimore, 5uiaumenselqlcllen wiien
Die 01epe tit bel Der @tnpeibunS Der N et'
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Grtpadbem DeS DemtIcben IIieDelS
aus Der fabbeatl&enG prrefp. Der N..g. &bs,ts.

Die Eobenler BADEN mleoer etnnlol rebellrt
= lebr lopal, lebr frieDli4, aber bod ntAt cbne
@nersie, unD oarnm aud nidt gang cbne @rz
fclg. Wton Wonte ibnen cine neue ASenoe
(@Otlescienf 0,onunS) aufn6tbi9eu, pie, weSen
Res balb tatbolildsn Nltus, pom BOlfel 8letb
ben Wamen vWtebbIdlein" erbielt. 0ou alien
Seitea Iiefen 'prrle(tatIcnen uno DemCnltratio
men Dnaeaen elm nnp 10 bat lt4 Der @rcBher5oa
- i'm WlDerlprud init leinem reattiCndren unp
acknowledgement Sber- RirGenratbe - peran.
loEt aelebeu, ben @emein0en frei3ulteIen, ME
pIel tie BON peni eteln WodDert einfubrea mol
len ODer ntht. @r abnlt bierin DEM 8etlplel
Der bairiihen upD Neutrality-suspicious. Re8ierunB
mad, pelde ror elm quar- Sabten e~benfalS Die
tirdlihen llltra's 9epGbren IIeB, Bis Die @e
meinben lid 81 Yrptelten erbcben, pOrauf Die
6irhen3udtfra9e UOrer # pieoer in Den pin
tev9ruuO SeCrdnSt purOe.
Dap i~ibri9ens in erlter Qinie Der pplitt 1
miepererp1hte @eilt in Deutl1(anb &c III, Der
binter Dielen ld:inbar titAli4en 8epeSunSen
itedt, llsst uuf Der 9anO. SCl4e tiefSebenoe,
eemitblid aIticIsenoe 1~ufre8un8en ltno gar
nidt 10 getlns an3ulAlagen. Duden lie b Ter
lid nldt mebr, Die Suten Sdwabtrl, weroen tie
mCbl aud in anperen BraSeu 6alo nldt plebr 70
IeIht5 u lenten fem, wie Die Uerblenreten Wa9t.
baber olaubeu. Die Wablen in PrenBen uno
Baiern = 10 peni8 oemctrati6 tie an Gnoe
lein mGSen baben penn pch Der Heaftten
pieoer einmal elm Semef1enes uDaIt!" 5uSeru
fen, Ga, mir BADEN an ben baIrilden Wablen
nod mehr 6reune, ale on ben preubIiAen.
Wdre pas bairilAe WeInifterinm ccnlequent, 10
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muBte IS oiele neue Summer %cffenbar mteoer
a%uflEien, beln oa8 %renitente Clement bat ctten
bar bepeutenben 3upuAS erbalten. Sn Nirns
berg, no bisber Don Der Bforten, Der balrtlhe
Bremier, gepablt mar, III Der 8erfailer Der be-
fen antismiuiferieQen 5%lu8ldrtft, Elm Or'
8rater. nit GROCER Wtebrbelt 8emablt tporosn
lleberau, audi NO Der QiberaltSna8 weniB SO
Den bate, mar Der SoB 9esen bieies daraftere
luIe unb plump. reaftipndre 4?esjment in 8atern
10 bratiiA mirfian, oa6 Die minilterielle Par-
tel in Der ni9lten &ammer entIhleoener nod,
ais biaber, in Der WinOerheit fem Uro. Sn
eintm ipirtliA fonltitutiCueIen Staat nj Il s e
oieles Miniterium abtreten, aber In Batern
miro bos nibt 9eiAeben. Nur et1er Der bat'
ridden Winiter, Der Der 6inan5en, 1T ab0stre
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fano ltd nod i'm enolii9en @eIanOlGaftsSs-
bluoe.
Nad Nadridteu aus Bera @tu1 pom 8. B.
mar oalel6ft Suare5 III ftlten Belts Der Waht.
Die 2iberalen batten 9alapa unO @otpCra 9e.
nommen uno 9riffen Oti5aba an.
lt~cberl1nopOlt.
ct. Qouis, IL. San. Die Ileberlanos
polt lit bier nit Sau 6tluciaco 8eri9ten nom
II. ult. einaetroffen 5ie tradte 4 Our6pal
iasiere, D1tuuter 5as. j S rtis, Grpoll5etHei
non Sln Sun 6rauceco lptlt1er btrtdtet. pa6
IN Der Utttte Der GoloroDo Balte cine QIeqe
entoedt rp9roen let, Die iel1ll1 Walle! 0ebe.
Die 4pade ippcbl alS au9 Die GOn,lnhe
Snotaner DerLtten Jtiuber eien 1u cen EOltltI
lionen, Ucrapf mau ~SenStbi5t mar, DIE Ibiere
Der Ne9lerunS auf cine SeDllle otrsfe Jut BE.
Foroerun9 Der POllafe 81 uetpenpen AuA
bat man Wterlfaner in Yttplht, DAB IT, Wlul.
there aus ben Stltionsn lteblen.
Den palla9teren pil Gsbuaatepec III e8 uH>
mo3lIH 9etpelen, Oas betreifenee SGiff gu er.
reId|en. Die YCitilAeu wurOen purA Elm
SranrunSsbcct III 8Orp Der Sonor1 sebroAt.
Gurcpiide 8erinte pom ID. )toO. erttld>
ten gan 6ratclsco an Is. Oe5.
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Guu0reR.

WafbiugtOn, IL Sanuar. Senut
SIS lief cine 8otlhaIt oeS lrdlioenten Elm, in
melder er Die 6ra9eu ccS Sen1teS binlihtlld
oe8 SflaUenI9iffeS Wanoerer beantwcrtet. Sn
l1ebereintimmun9 mi; eineln 8eridte pes Nt.
crnens(9eneral 9tbt Der prdiieent gu, saB ola
Verbre1en peS alrifanilhen Sftapenpanpel5 BE-.
9an1en motoen lei. iSr ertldrt %ferner, baE
Ofa6reBeln our Qusfibrun8 Der @eleee erSrif=
fen lpcroen Ieien. Oa9esen nlelnt er, eS lei
niAt i'm SIIsntliden Snterelie, Die Iber oielen
Bnnft eefibrten @crrelpcnDen5en uno ertbeilten
5nltruftisnen icBt mit3utAeilen. Nm S9luie
uerlidert er, paB N1e8 setban poreen lei unp
Nqe5 setban weroen Ioae, um ale S9ulri9en
gu ermitteln uuo jur Strafe 5u Steben.
8rcmn prn Der Committee fir oen Olltr.
Columbia bsridtete 9eSen Die Yetitionen, in
pel4en nm GrmaAtiSung our Grbauun3 elmer
Giieubabn in Benniptpanta Npenue nad8eluht
Wiro. sumter beri9tete Die Penliousbiu
nit Nnenoemeuts uno ael9te all, oaB er lie
ulcr9en a~ufrufen wDue
Gunn purOe bic pacifii4e gilenbabnbil wie>
Der a%ufSencmmen
Saus. NaA 8crnobme unintereianter
@elddfte ma9te StepbenS BON @a. ben
8eriud, bic. 8iG far sSulafiuns bon Oregon
ein5uberiaten. SO UurDe ibml aber Der beftiS.
tie Wiperltano 9~elellfet.
Wai1in0ton, IL. San. Sen. Sere5,
iet OrtfarrTS Aboantun8 Der ein5ise Usrtreter
NicaragHa'S, wuroe bsute bon DER Nomlntltra.
tion alS FOLDER auertannt.
Nem Oort, IL. San, Der Oornrfer
alpS fam pieIeu Nbeno unten pom europa
an. Seine yta9ridten weroen taum neuer
fem, ais Die Der Gfrica.
8oton, IL. San. Der 9lepubl. Willcn
lit nit GROCER Wtaicritit in ben y. ct. Seaat
5uriifSewdblt.
9bifbrM@.
8ofon, -. San. Gs fam bier beute
cine Depelde pCn DupS6urS pom IL. b. an,
pel&e meloet, oa6 Der SApner u. 6. &eliap,
@apt. 3cSetS, ben @bat1m, nit 1851 8uibels
Scrn an Die 6erren Sorace SpuoDer & SO.
BON Baltimore nat bottom beltmrat, aM 10. o.
urn Oeitterna4t in eiaenl beftiSsi 5turme
ideiterte. @iner BON Der Wdunldaft, Elm IT,
libriSer Singing, wuroe iberSorp selAmemmt
uno ertranf. Die 4 AnOeren wnrpeu, tart
~erfrcreu, ans Qanp g~erettet. DaS S1iff ielblt
belt man fir perlOren.
&anfas.
9 t. QpuiS IL. 5onuar. Die Gonias.
6rsti9aa,en, 500 Mann fart, pelldan3sn iiA
BET OlO EraciuS Bot; WeOnt9omerp iCI fet
.entiGlCfen lein, ben 6reilGaaren Mlperftaep
gu ~leilten.
MericO+
Nem Srleous, II. San. Der Dam.
pier Lenueiee lit nil Wericcs Nadridten bic
gum 6. .. an9etcmmen.
Sen. GdeaSarap prOtlamirte i& gum Rrdli.
oenten, fiel ober fliBli6 pnrh.
DIE Grnppen in Der Naupttaot ertldrteu iiG
lfar Gen. NObles. 2ebterer bat 3 Dele8aten
aus leoem Staate b~erufen, um cine Sunta gu
bilpen. Dieie Sunta bat ben @eneral Wtira.
mon gum Prdlioenten sewabtt. 3ulcasa bee
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Nnfmnft Des Odm1pfers

W~ ~
Jf uer Is aIifDrnieu

NeuereS aus @altfornieu.
W BORT II. Sanu1r. Der Wtoles
&aplcr fam beute bier pea a5pnUll III. ST
brlnSt IL Wtiuionen Wrlo u Q 3ablret9e BlIs
la9tere. 81 batte radbes D,tler. D cali
fcrnli@en 9tadri0ten liaO utAt uiel Eener ais
pe mt Der leberlantpUl 8etcutuenen, uno
ri1t l'hr uerlAltcen rcn penIelbsH. Sn ecu
Ditn:n sirS es gut.
Der @OumOoOre Wc3nicip, bi0berl5Cr De.
feblsbaber oeS y. 81. 4ei4p1oers tm @OIfe
bat ptcIe Steue wssen utpobtletns ~nteperSe
le9t, Or bs8tbt ltA UOrerlt nad olpannAb,
III Ger 00tauig, IN oem %ocrtiBeu mlrmen Sill.
ma Ittne @elunpbe,t au %GCIle,n.
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Iees 91eIultat 9~eItefert Der bemcfratiiae atges
leete Seminarbireftcr Oielterpeg ut tn Die
&amm Ell eemIblt cine beoeutenoe @aplc'tdt
unD Elm entlG.eoener @barafter.
8erltn, Wenn Die An5eiden con OtnI
Settle Der jebi9en 0e8ieruns auA bisber nur
lebr unldeinbar Sebtiebeu, 10 beIrIepiSeu lie
bod Dur9 Die Hidtun8, bic liG in benle(ben
funo oibt. 90, wenn Der Wtiuilter pes Sns
nern 0~eltattet, oaB bic @emeinoebeeroen am
Normit 19e ser Conn uao 6eltta8e aus3st.tes
ben neroen birfen, wenn eS obne StOrun9 Der
5Ountas8feier eelaiebt, 9r. y. Beltpbalen II.
ietne Partei oulOeten lclden unfuB nlht. sic
Idienen gu 9laubeu, oaB Der Counting entDeIbt
meroe, menn baS 0ieb liA an benz frilhen
0raIe erfreue une oariber aus benz @rnlte ets
nes uubefrieOisten WtaoenS berausSeratbe.
(Oteie S4luBfcl9erun9 tlin9t bod falt ltc'
mild, oenr1 rDenn audi oaS SereAte Wtlntlterluln
6pben5olern it'd oes 8iebes e~rbarmt, 10 ideint
e8 ~weniJltens fur pie preuBl1e Wtenibbeit
nod nidts tbuu gu mcuen.)~
Wten Der reihe Baron 8artenltein lit
Dor einisen 3asen NIT 0lnterlaiunJ BON elm
paar Wti1iOneu @ulpen 9etcrben, Die er ben
&inoern leiner Shwelter, Der 8arcnin Yut9cn
oermahte. NuBeroem bat er letncr OteneI,
l9aft iebr uambafte 2e9ate telttrt, ). .. lelner
0ausbilterin 10000 st., benz Sammeroi,ner
10000 ST., benz Sau6iulpeftor 10000 81,
benz Sd9er 600 81. unb 10 bis dur leet,n
Dau8a1aSO nit 1000 81. berab.
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