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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-09

A TynRNEY At Law and General Lend Agent
u spacial attention given to payment OF taxes )
ding Land warrants; the Investigation and per
citing oftix AMI otnar titles r"dremihs HnaF soid
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all ki,fs in Northern iowa and Nebraska.--oihcr,
m Dougiasst street Sioux City, Iowa. voilhol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-09

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man was as quick with hnc feet as with
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-09

The second Tussda, in February is the
day fixed by law for counting the electoral
vote in Congress, and declaring the cleo
ton of President and Wee President Of
the United States.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-02-09
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HUDSON 81 JOY,
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
The Ieffersopiap Demccfaf
JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
CHlRDON, OHIO, FRIDAY. JAN is, 1861.
News of the Week,

Tho Governors Message occupies so much
of our space that we are unable to give
moro than briof notice of tn most i'm.
portant events.
Three moro States-Mispissippi Alabama
and Florida-havo seeded, and Georgia is
about to follow. Mississippi proposes to
blockade tho River BY stationing cannon at
Vcksburg Meanwhile, the work of seizing
forts and o;hor Government property q,
tho South, goes on.
Tho steamer Star Of The Vest, sent to re-
enforce Major Anderson, was fired upon by
tho Charleston traitors, and compelled to
put to sea. Major Anderson demanded of
Gov. Pickcns to inform him il tho firing
was with his approval, ard threatened, if
it should be repeated, to return 1t and
blockade tho port. Gov. Pickens replied
that it met his approval Lieut. Talbot has
boon sont by Major Anderson to Washing
ton, to obtain instructions from tho Govern.
ment. The war steamer Brooklyn has been
ordered to Charleston, and now lies off the
harbor, but no engagement has occurred.
The Legislatures Of Now York and Ohio
hnvc passed resolutions offering tho whole
power of their respective States to the Gov
ernmont, to aid in enforcing tho laws.
Mr.. Thomas,of Maryland has retired from
tho Treasury department, and Mr.. Dix, of
New York, takes his place, which makes tho
Cabinet unit ia favor Of tho Union and
tho enforcement OF the laws.
Mr.. Seward has mado speech in the
Senate, in which he counscs frmness and
moderation on tho part Of tho friends of tho
Union. As he is to bo Mr.. Liuoolu's Soc.
rotary of State, it possesses unusual signifi,
cameo.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.

tion and tho fostering caro- Of the Union
her material and moral destiny would SO.
cure to her forever an equal rank among
tho most prosperous and powerful of States.
Nor is this all. Her citizens, coming from
all the States in the Confederacy to share
her blessings and partako of her fortunes,
and bound to each of them by tho closest
commercial relations, she is attached to tho
Union by the double ties Of consang unity,
and interest. Loyal as she always has beon
to the Constitution, she will maintain her
loyalty come what may. Speaking the Ian
gUago Of the great defender of tho Consti-
tuition, her people say to tho misguided
people of tho South, who are meditating
tho overthrow of tho Government:
"Bo assured, bo assured, that among our
political sentiments the love of the Union
is uppormost. We stand fast by the Con.
stitution and by those who defend it. We
rely on no temporary expedionts; on no
political combination; but we rely on tho
truo American tooling. tho genuine patriot
ism OF tho people, aud the imperative de-
cision of tho public voice. Disorder and
confusion indeed may arise scenes of com
motion and content arc threatened, and
perhaps may come. With our whole hearts
We pray for tho continuance of tho domes
tic peace and QUOT of tho country. We
desire, most nrdontly, tho restoration of
affection and harmony to all its parts. Wo
dcsiro that ovory citizen of tho whole cOun-
try may look to this government with no
other sentiments but those of grateful re-
spect and attachment. But wo cannot
yield, oven to kind feelings, the cause of
tho Constitution, tho truo glory of the
Country, and great trust which wo hold in
our hands for succeeding ages. Ii tho Con-
stitution cannot bo maintained without
these scenes of comRotion and contest,
however unwelcomo. they must come. We
cannot. we must not, wo dare not omit to do
that which, in our judgment, tho safety of
tho Union requires.
Not regardless of consequences We must
yet moot consequences; seeing tho hazards
which surround tho discharge of duty, it
must ye, DC discharged. For ourselves we
shun no responsibility in attempting to
maintain tho cause. Wo arc tied to il by
indssolnbe bands OF affection aud duty, and
wo shall cheertully pnrtako in its fortunes
and fate. Wo arc ready to perform our
own appropriate part whoncyor tho occasion
may call on US, and to take our chance
among them upon whom blows may fall first
and fall thickcst. Wo shall exert every
faculty we possess in aiding to prevent the
Constitution from being nullificd, destroyed
or impaired, and oven should we see it fall,
wo will still with a vuicc as oarnest as ever
issued from human lips aud with fidelity
and zeal which nothing shall extngush, call
on tho people everywhere, to como to its
rescue"
Relying on tho patriotism of tho people,
and tho Divine aid for the protection of the
Union, Ohio calmly awaits tho pxigencics Of
tho future WILLIAM DENNISON.
CoLUMBUs, January I, 1861.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
The Republican Congress Resoluts.

Occasional writes TO the Philadelphia
Press
Considerable excitement prevails hero
among Republican members of Congress
since the ncws from Charleston has boon
received. IL makes them very resolute.-
Late news from Springfold indicates that
Mr.. Lincoln is resolved to preside over an
oniire country, instead of a fragmontary
section. Who he will select from Peunsyl-
vania for member of his Cabinet is un-
certain, but l am Informed by ono who
ought to know, that no will tako consor,
yative stltcsman--a tariTf man. one who will
stand up to tho interests of old Pennsyl,
vania, and will insist that Pennsy lvania has
never, by any voto or act Of hers, sign'fiod
hostility to tho Southern people. Mr.. Lin
coin, like sensible man. believes in tho
doctrine that no President can DO ro elected
and, therefore, ho can afford 10 do his duty
regardless OF partisans. If Mr.. Buchanan
had boon inspired by this sentiment, We
should not now be mourning over our pres
ent troubles"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
Lincoln's Cabinet.

The N. Y. Tribune says: Owe learn
that on the occasion Of Gov, Chase's re-
cent visit TO Springfield, Mr.. Lincoln not
only rendered to him The tflice Of Secreta.
ry OF the Treasury, but urged it upon his
acceptance. AS yet, however, he has
not given an affirmative decision. We
hope he will not finally give any other.
We can very well appreciate the conside'
rations which might under ordinary cir.
cumstances lead him 10 prefer bis present
position as Senator 10 that Of Cabinet
Minister, but such motives lose much of
their weight when the country is beset by
70, midsbe rebellion. Just now Mr.. Chase
is pre- eminan;ly needed in the Cabinet;
and we trust he will be found there after
the 4th of March,"
We have rerson to believe that Mr..
Chase can go into the Cabinet il be will
do so. We trust he will consent to occupy
that honorable post.-Leader.
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Edgar Cowan.

This gentleman is elected to tho United
States Scnate from Pennsylvania, in place
OF Mr.. Digler. The P,ttsburg Gazette says
Mr.. Cowan is man of middle age.
gigantic in stature and gigantic in intellect
bold. eloquent Gnd forclble as public
speaker, uniricd in public life. but possess
ing all the clements of u true statesman, oil
gentlemauly address and popular manners,
vol rooted and grounded in the Republican
faith, and with back bone enough for u
dozen Senators. FIe will mako his mark in
the Senate. and Pennsylvania will have no
reason TO regret that sho has conferred Sc
great an honor upon him.
MIR Cowan is from Wostmoroland County,
Tho Gazette says that David Wilmot will
probably DO chosen TO fll tho vacancy 10 b.
caused by Mr., Camerons accepting seat
in the Cabinet.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
A Plot to Form a Provisional Govern
ment.

"Olivcr" gives, in letter of tho 18th
from Washington, tho discovery of II now
and darker plot than any yet disclosed
Wo givo the purrort of the letter. Ho says
that Saturday night previors, tho Southern
dsunion members hold caucus. and dc.
tornined to establish u Provisional Govern
mont They se!octed Senator Hunter, o
Virginia, to bo its head; thoy resolved Ia
force secession upon tho border States and
Senator Davis, of Mississippi, was to be the
military head.
Wa notice that this news is confirmed b,
the National hisHgercer, and thus is OK
planned tho movements around Washington
looking to its seizure. IL was in accordance
with dispatches sent SOUTH by this band o
conspratOrs that tho forts wuro seized
showing n concert of action not before
dreamed OF.
"OIiver" also says that tho watchmen o
the Departments are now all well armed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

SUPPOSED Loss OF A UNITED STATES MAN
oF.WAR WIrn ALL ON BoARD.-It is feared
that the United States soop. of.war Lovant
has Como down with all hands on board
She has been cruising for some limo around
tho Sandwich Islands, and when last hoard
from had sailed for tho head quarters of the
squadron at Panama,to rcplenish hcr stores
aud provisions Her long absence has ren.
dered 1t probable that shn has gone down.
The Levant is % years old, is 792 tons. and
carries 20 guns. She has been Of consid.
ernbIe service to tho nation in her day
Sho was not fast sailor. but whom last
heard from was in good condition.
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DIR. S. w. BARTGES
eHs9apOR9aEssseaeES.

TTNIiROUGU the solicitations of friends and for.
Il mer patrons, DR.. S. w. BariGts, of Akron,
Ohio, has been induced to continue his periodical
visits To Painesvie, Lake County, Ohio, for an.
other year, where he may be found at his rooms
in the Cowles lIouse, on the 9th day of every
month during tho year 1861 prepared TO attend
10 all who may desire his professional services
DIR. BAitTGES has been a resident practi.
TONER OF Akron Tor the last twen'y years, during
which timo he has treated more than Is coo diff.
ferenI cases; and has, through his extended prac
tice. become Utmost universally known through
out Northern Ohio. His practice has extended
over more territory. perhaps, than that of any
other practitioner in the State many residents OF
Gennga County having, at different times, ap.
piled 10 him lor re ief from suffering.
For The last few years, DR.. Burtges has devoted
his attention more especially 10 the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases, in which he has been attended
with most extraordinary success. Numerous
certificates Of truly remarkable cases could he cx.
hibted from citlzsrs OF Geauga, if it were though,
necessaryi bnt let the following suffice;
Chardcn, Jan. 9th, 1861.
This cerlihes that Mrs T.. Frederick, while re.
siding at my house in the spring Of 1859, was %.
ken dangerously sick, aud remained confined to
her bed for seven months. During this time she
had been Ireatgl by two different physicians but
in spite of their cflJris she continued TO grow
worse, until she becams so much reduced that
she could scarcely speak loul word. or turn
herself in bed, and was gvea up by her physicians
to die.
While in this critical condition, medicines were
procured from DR.. S. w. Bartgcs, and ndminis.
tered, and in one week his patient was able "a
Leave her bed and in short Time had recovered
her usual health
Mrs Frederick was at this time Ct years Of age
l.. ID. SrANSELL.
N b. When tie 9th comes ON Sunday, DR.. B
will be in Pninesville on The eth OF the month.
575if
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

Ames' train on the Cleveland & Toledo Rail.
road this morning, brought in Mrs. Lincoln,
wife of the President elect. accompanied by
her brother, Mr., @. NJ. Smith, aud Hon.
Amos Tuck, of New Hampshire. The party
will proceoi to Now York. via Buffalo. and
after fow days stay 10 make purchases for
the White House. will go to Cambridge in
order t. visit Mr.. Lncoln's son. who is nj
Harvard College. President Gardner ton.
dercd the courtesios of tho road from Toledo
to. Cleveland, aud Superintendent Noting
ham set apart special car to take the party
to Buffalo,-CleUe. Herald Of Thursiay.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
Old Soldiers Convention.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 8.-Tho old soldiers of
1912, numbering about three hundred. in
Convention here, passed resolutions in favor
of pension law, and appointed Gen'ls j.
Lewis, Committee to lay their claims be-
foro Congress. BY special invitation thoy
services as volunteers to mainiain the Union.
Thirty three guns wero fired at noon in
honor of Major Anderson.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

ADVICE TO MEN OF THE NoRru From a
business letter written by ono of the first
business men in Kentucky to n gentleman
OF this city, we are permitted to copy the
postscript, which says:
Il HOPE YOU MEN OF THE OF THE NoRTH
WILL NOT BULGE ONE JoT FROM LINcoLNs
PRiNcTPLEs. THERE IS NO DANGER CT THE
UNIoN--IT Is ALL GAS AT TIE SOUTH
CteUe. Hprnid
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

11-Tho Cabinet. MS IL now stands. is as
follows:
Jeromiah s. Black. State.
John A, DIX, Troasrry,
Joseph Holt, War.
Isaac Toucey. Navy.
Vacant, Interior.
Horatio King, (actine,) Post-ofiice. -.
e. N. Stanton, Attorney General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

2s- Mr.. d. c. Allcn, after an uninter-
ruptod connection with the Conuoaut Re-
porter. for seventeen years, has sold it to
MIR. j. p. Reg, practical printer. who is
hereafter TO be its editor aud proprietor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
COt3ZEOM Parties.

THERE will DO Colillon Parties at r.
Il Chaso's Mammoth Hall in Chardon.
on Thursday Evenings. Jan. Gath and Feb.
7th and 28th, 1861. All arc invited. MU.
SlC-Uaoy's CotiIion Band.
Chardon, Jan. Sd, 1861. 573tf
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SE9'0yeG

LNR0M the premises of the subscriber, about FIVE
L weeks since, -Four Ueifer CaIves,-two
OF them entirely cd, one line back and ono spot.
ted. Any Information ol the whereabouts of the
above will be gladly received, and all reasonable
expenses paid S. JOHNSON.
Little Mountain, Dec. 10th, 1860. S2w57I
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LEGAL NOTICE.

S D. Steer, plaintiff, Before z Barnes. J. p, Of
persns Huntsburg, Genuga Com.
II. Searls, defendant. ty, Ohio.
ON the Sd day Of jan, AID. 1861, said Justice
W issued nm Order of Attachment In the above
action, for the sum Of Sl7,26. .
|, n. SD. STEER.
Huntsburg, Jan. l4lh, 6l. 5T5ws
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

Or tho thirty,ihreo Governors OF the
different States, sixteen arc Democrats, six
teen Republicans. aud ono American Gov.
Hicks, Of Maryland.
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas H.sweeny, ,plT Before J.Nichols, Esq,
:. peIsIs Chnrdon Township,
Claudius S .Roberson,dt. Geauga County, Ohio.
ATTACHMENT.
ON the 18th day Of December, 1860, said JUS
" tice OF the Peace issued an Order Of Attach
ment against said defendant in the above entitled
cause, for the sum Of 5,97. Tl0T
:. Said cause has been continued to the 9th day Of
February, 1861, ut o'clock p. M.
CANFIELD g. FRENCH, y
Chardon, Dee. 9Th, $780, Pl'fs. Attys.s
572w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM MAINE
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrili. ex Governor of Name,
was elected. on Wednesday, to fill tho seat
in the U. S. Senate. made vacant by the
resignation of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Vice
President elect.
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Rece NJ MJohnson, ,Pl'fs,
John w. Moore, drt.
THE Defendant, John W. Moore who Is non.
H. resident OF the State of Ohio Is hereby noti.
he'd that the plaintiffs in this action on the 5lh day
OF January, ID 1861 filed in the Office OF the Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas for Geauga County
lhelr certain petition against the said defendant,
John w, Moore, stating among other things That
on the l7th day OF November, A. d. 1854, at re-
quest OF said defendant, these plain lifts signed ns
sureties for said defendant the following described
note, TO wit;
"MrsororAMh, NOVEMBER I7th, 1854.
"For value received in cash, we jointly and
"severaIly, and each Of US, do agree to pay Jona-
than BecSwith or bearer, four hundred and
eleven dollars, the first day of August next, the
"lnerest to be computed At ten per cent The in
'terest to be paid annually on the above note.
JOHN w. MOORE,
r. NJ. JOHNSON,
j. II. EVANS"
Thot although said note was written jointly and
severally these plaintiffs hnd no interest Whatever
in the consideration thereof That said de.
endant hath wholly failed and neglected to pay
$4,000, which said defendant paid October 25,h,
A. d, 1889
That these plaintiffs have been compelled 10
and have paid on said note, principal and interest,
the sum of S5SS,00 That said defendant refuses
TO pay said sum Of S5ss,O0 or any part thereof, to
these plaintiffs, wherefore plaintiffs ass judgment
against said defendant for said sum OF S5SS.00
and interest from the 10th day Of December 1860.
The defendant is further notified that in snid
action, an order Of attachment was on said 5th
day OF January, A. }. 1861, duly issued, served
and returned Defendant is further notified that
unless he appear, Dlend, answer or demur 10 said
petition OF said plaintiffs, on or before the 9th day
Of March, 1861, the allegations therein will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
FORREST & SMl I'll.
Attorney for PlnindlFs.
Chardon, Jan. 9th, 1860. 57lwG
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: -
Tho BROOKLYN Returned,

NoRFoLK. Jan. Is.
The U. S. sloop of war Brooklyn ar
rived at Hampton Roads, this morning.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE,

STATE OF OHIO, GE ! In the Court Of Com.
AUGA COUNTY, IS. mon Pleas.
John II. Evans and I
Rece NJ .Johnson,P ,Pl'fis,