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$50 Reward,

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WILL give the above reward for the apprehension deV
III cry to me Of ---r
ANDE n SON,
taken out Of the State SIS taken up ara 50 that
lean get him BE may have left With come Of the Regi
ments or may still be about town =
Description
Back with short close hair large prom nent Inns Of
teeth, rather slow spoken has slight
neck the effect OF letter. weighs about $50 lbs feet 10
Isp5dtf BBLAwEaNoF.
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GEN. EVANS VICroRT-In commenting upon the
shocking disObedience of Gen. EVANS, in whipping
the Yankees contrary to orders, the Macon Tele-
graph says:
He was ike an ardent lad on his first turkey
hunt, and teuk off the Old gober without waiting
for the flock. With his little band of a couple
thousand he smote hip and thigh, just as if he had
been sent there with an adequate force to do that
particular business.
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GARD.
E. D. WHEELER, M. d.,
e- Den I'll SIT.

ATE OF MuFfrehsboro intending his future res
idence in Nashville res2e UIly oes professional ser
vices to its citizens in the SPECIALITY Of DENTAL sURsKRY
the close the year he be ozTfng the
LGSfd Of eocA m0a, he Office formerly occu. led By Dr.
AcNsiry, on Summer street, between Church and Union
Rep25-nu lst Jan.
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ID q % O . f
AR MY CLOTHING
T q NJ T s

T Il m T s,
KNOXVILLE :: :: TENNESSEE
I'm HAND AND MAKING
" 5000 pair grey Gassm' ne Pants;
5000 pair Goats;
LOCO Blanket 0veTcoats wi h capes;
1900 pair iong-legged Roots for cavalry;
LOGS pair heavy grained roots fer infantry;
25Ob pair home made Shoes,
1000 pair heavy hr, gan sfoss;
l,5OO brown Flannel over. hTts, extra be Wy,
SCORED .
QUO plaid =" all wool;
5000 Liney " al wool filling;
1000 Flannel Updershirts
10000 hickory check Shirts;
10 600 pair traEers drilled
5000 Caps ami Hats;
LOCO Oil Cloth Camp Rags;
500 heavy Blanket Rugs;
1,tOJ pair Blankets; .
Large quantity Of Tents fer pryas and oces hand and
extensive preparat ons for The manufacture. -a-
Grey Cleth md Trimmings for officers uniforms
The subscriber having made his for goods early lest
spring, and secured large quantity furnish the above
tsles low had within the limits 1.-The Confederate
stA.es lnsvI-d2WI Jos. A. MABBT.
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h EN- VAL
AND '.
NEW PURCHASE

HAVE purchased Of WI W. Finn his stock Of Wall Papey
&C. and renewing my ssck Of Looking Glasses, Gilt
Frames Venetian Blnds, Win Shades Artist Materials,
sc &e, his w Finn cid Stand, % Public square esr.
n Deadsrek Itrs Whs shA hs glad to ensi ana
patrons. -- .-' H.HRnEHkN. ,,
Iv2S-t
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Removed.

HAVE removed Ey Shoe establishment TO Market street. Nc
5O near the public squaHe, next door to Morrow 4
mere would be pleased to seemy former customers and enc
nd shall endeaVor at all z to keep hard general
lent OF Home Made Boots and shoes, in a. Erti
Aey and at low rates the price materials viii JUSTLY
rny boo and shoes and al kinds oheaVy work kept in
T made TO order. 49, -
Highest market price paia FOR Hides and Leather.
sepS-a JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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Lnud for sale.

AppHcsonbe nsds before st January, viii 5e
II nodAting terms, Forty Acres OF Land, three miles
ron the Corporation lirt, Mill Greek, opposite MAI COTS
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About onehaf Of the land is IN timber tie 4lzncs in culvs
don There the premises eoortbs cabins and me
goung orchard Apply to AAJ GsTS the Place %
self FOR particulars. CEAs, K. WI6sToEI
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Te she ladies q Keasituexy ANA NorInern

TIE the Ea0tes o. Aeutucky and North eFu
Tennessee.
have established at Bowling Green, KY, Gem
eral Hospital for the reception of the sick soldiers
of the Central Division Confederate States ARMY
Of Kentucky. In an enterprise which is so init
mstely connected with the physical comfort, if not
also the life, Of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. Therefore.
beg to make few practical suggestions to you as
to the manner in which you may serve those mem
bers OF the army who are Oyertaken by accident
or disease. A very efficient mode of rendering as.
sistsuee to the inmates Of the hospital is through
the agency Of Relief Associations, such numbers of
which are already in operation in the Confederate
States Can you net organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for.
ward whatever may be centributedY Where, for
any reason such societies cannot be speedily put in
operation, individuals should forward their dona.
tons direct to Bowling Green.
Among the articles Of daily use in the hospitals
are the following:
Bandages-l inch wide. l yard long
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Bark MiFls.

ssst Improved doublegindy Bsrk Mills Jet Invent
ed is nov being manufactured. will berezdy fog de-
HVegy by the frst ofUctober For st -r l r- sF
se-5 >. LUMsDEN & CO., sH
Nell South Market street, Nashville. Tenn
LUMSDEN 4 MANN,
septI tt No IS MagsEirs street, New Orleans, La.
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CR0SSssTIES WANTED.
EENHA Nashville and North Western Railroad Company V
4 to contract for 10000 Cedar CFOsS-Tfess Of eet
long inches thisk we'll heWn 10 face place vt
less than inches clear Of bark timber sound
ID at the grade line Of the road In Nashville Wa
The contractors want to contract for $4,000 white
Post Oak Ttess % the same size above to be delivered
on the line Of the road in piles from section section "a
enough on each Eecfion to supply the -.r-
Persons wishing to bid will direct to the President ID Direct
Of the EaGIvls and Forth weEsrn RsirosS Company
GSshviiis, Tenn t- Pc .''.'1- suIyso-H
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For Rent,
pROTOGRAPnsC CARD.

.Hr
TAKE pleasure In announcing 70 old friends and
toners that after absence Of TIVE years. have again
sarned the practice Of the photographic Art
In sil its branches having purchased the interest OF erseI
lntAe OEd established Gallery Uno1 Street. and having gsuf
four nsnth in New York the past summer 70 obtain fully al
the in the art have painted, renovsse1 and
enlarged the Suits Of Rooms hroughSat- That facilities
produce first class work haa most GALLERIES
beast Of and conduss the cfo OF pscns trust not
emily Huststn proud position the Gallery hsa hesors
Su5zned, TO elevate u to still higher Esncad have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK 81 the Phoo
apheE5 IN the world Who took the Pictures which obtained TIE
Ant premium the Worlds Ia in London, In 1851 and
determined not only to make this the leading 6alsry In
State, ny WORK shall notbe surpassed North OF Soc
and Introduce to the public tbs following EyeI
Imperial Photograph, India Ilki
yIEnette. plAn eoloredi . r.-
IYorytypes, ceioredi
Pastel Pictures, life sEsI
Photographs Canvass Life szej
Visiting Cards, full length, plain; -4-
Autograph PhstogT sohs, IS taken az lifting.
BterTeoscopes, glass psper.
continue to make the MesLotype and Ambsiype hereto
fore The above styles al entirely this city, except
the Autograph Card Vhish only made tina. Al
Who in want fsnyhg ny line politely inv ed 70 give
call batore visiting elsewhere, Wien vii prove By occalar
DEMONSTRATION the show facts Respectfully,
ocE3I-s p ". HUGHES.
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r,IT g NJ. q Re f. CHEATHAM, ID
wHoLEsaLE GROOERs, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIHs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, MAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
C0REEE OF COLLEGE IND dEERGH G7REEH
a Nashville, Tennessee.
EEy arsasin rcspt Of large and we'll selected Ioek q
w Groceries, Liquors. consisting in part fslloHs
$50 bids sugeEt ALT rEdel Havana ogafB
10y 1S sss choice AoAsl ny 1 Es. S.I.
SO asprime BIO Ooksel 50 nests Tubs,
100 bbs RoWdsrsd orahsd and 10 bbls Rngah WslnHsi
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls PeeanSi
$50 boxes Star CGndIsSJ 10 bbls TiIbsrta.
100 boxes Tobacco, as9ortsd
FINE BRANDIES, WINES, AGs
Is IA choice French Braaaiss, -r
30 CASKS Madeira, Sherry, and Port WissaI
$50 baskets best brands OhEnpagngI
50 boxes sosvilI claSet,
100 bblshne Robertson County WhiskYJ
Is bbls pure old Rys do
do DO do bourbon Do
And also lArEe stOokOf Common Whisky, Ansrsaa Brandy
- POWDER AGENTS.
Agents The Dupont Hazard and sycamore Powder Tbs
4srnsd being the only Agents Of the Manufacturers
AFgs stock Of Powder hand, In Magazine FOR sale.
300 kegs Dupont RihsPovder 1000 ksS Hazard BlasngRoH
s0e y do do do deri
sSS 2 :. 5000 P. s., s''an'F' BlAl'n'
800 DO do 90 $50 eases Of Powder, sssorssd
200 Y do do DO r brands
toC0 kgDupont Blasting Pow 50 bbs Toy, Beckiord Co.,
dsT - . sAistZ t9.s - =.
~ .t.zccE SOLE AGENTS FOR
Disqualification JOY, BiekfOra 4 Co.'s saistJ
s.ssno,, A.
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Notice to stockhOIders.

YRiRE annual election By stockholders Of the Tenness
and Alabama Rsresd Company, OF fifteen DirectoTs to
manage the EGars Of The Company oE the ensuing Eelys
nenths will held at the oo Of the Company at franklin
81 3. a. BRADLEY
IuIFI6-dtd sse'Ey 7. 4 A. 3. =. 90.
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NASHVILLE Gun Factory easla
STOCKHOLDERS the Nashville Gun Factory are notified
that tAe Directors have made call Five pollar poH
each share before tie first Monday Saptenbs
next The Stockholders requested Hat the sfce Of tie
un1ersgned, No. Az Cherry street, nd make pro mpt pay
nents. J. Z. B05T1CK,
sIg25-d secresary and Treasurer,
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CURRY & MARSHALL.

EIEDERTAKERs st J. r. Currey's old EtaDd Union be
tween Cherry and sunmer street are prepared to aten
Funerals all times with wooden Coins, plain coorea
snd Metallic Burial Caske and Cases Of ssapsor quality
Manufactured BY HsEEhaD Co., IN sss city Prices g suit
he times iunse5-t
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- a z-I551 - ~ z lssta ! a.IsFsta n.
Q. DVAHDs T.-B.- EAzRE, E.P. EDwAEDa-
EDWARDS, HARRIS sfl III q CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gikarson 4 Co,
Wholesale GfOcers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
,.s-s : .AAszs aSE ~ ~
BrHndieS, wines, TObaccOs, Cigars, &e.
0OREAB COLLEGE AAD ORUR0R sTR1Ez&
nashville, Tenn = II
NKyE ARR IN REeEIPT OF A ,LARaa. And WE'LL
w selected stock Of Groceries TobaocOa, Lsuors e con
sed in part as follower to which respectfully invite The at
SUGAR, MOI4ASSEs4 AND sYKUP- is5E
2 bids Louisiana ssgsH sobs. LOysgngs powdered
g hi o,T SiAria'a .osd Snss5 3 r Iat sszl
100 bbl Plsnsatos MoIasSsa 80 half bblS Rsahsa oias
100 hah bpls P1aAtiOn No 80 psskAE tist L0ua s6lss
50 bbis Kehned MolAssss, BOPks New Orleans Golden
50 sss L0Ysrins'' D chrus' syuRi 1 ssssF E
C0FFFFIl Ia =. 80. sew q
90 sss. R.SS.: Bio So::I . 9a Col IAN eos
WHISKY. 80
100 bbls Recned WhiIyI 50 bbts Robertson county Wills
100 " X DD 20 IBIS smiEAs ou Rss~r.
pancheons Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, &c.
10 quarter OAIkS ssignstssE 10 oesEs Madeira wrs
roq1ar.sf sa,lz otard, Duprsy IS 6id Pet
a SS s. f soe.. BRANDY, 10 fTS' malaga ~''
10 g United PFOpristOr's 50 Pk. aings. WIseI
100 pTI A@sr.an Brandy IS boxes cfsrsf;
! 100 Ginger 25Pks Lemon oOFolAl 2
I
5 BlackbegKy I" 50 boxes bittePsi1lr rf fH-a
Is RespssrrJ - Is pEI Holland Giai Z ) & gu
10 eaGks RumI -.- 20 4 ss1 l2 ~
TOBACCO AND CIGARss
800 boxes Virginia ToOsoOO-v1riO5s braaasIa IN
Is kegs Al Smiths Psncaks Tobaccoi .s..f 5sf ~
SO 200 C Superior Hayans oigArs-V,HOus Brsaasr
5000 Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
sCC s SS1s, tar oAnslo'I s0SGEa. sssEin' oasa'
80 OF =" -. $50 boxes Soap Valious he&si
FLOUR. es-.-.-
loe bblB extra Family 7ouri -is-'
100 |" " supsrfns
100 bagI Psnnsylvznis BuekWhest FisW. -'.
SUNDRIEE.
JoOo sacks 6ne and Salt 100 dozen BuekstsI
500 bbls KanaWhA Salt; 50 nest Tubs;
| 900 kegs Nails and s5ikeHI IS sAcks Almonds,
| 500 bexes Glass Ware; so bbls Pecaos and Fbeyag
800 Reels Cotton RopsF 10 bbls English Walnzai
100 casks Soda; 100 dezen BroomsI
900 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards
500 bags Shot, assorted hEeSI 500 Wrapping PGp
100 dozen Rreah Cove 0yTtenj 50 bags Pepperi
Is Sardines, and 4 IS Alspics
| boxes; SO bxs Ground MnstaFGl
| 50 bxs Lemon gyFaPI 50 Fire oracksrsJ
| $50 pkI Rsisnsi S0bbls Cider Vinegar
| 100 MackaTel 50 bbisXK Ala sll G.
Is chests Green and Black .---s--.. -.----
Win variety Of othsr articles. -- ! . zt-,1--
nars-H HDwARDs, HARRIS 90.
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DiscOvery---EIecSrO-
Water.

we'll % the profession that Ileoity The graf
motor of fG Every remedy which really disease
dos Of Its elsc,al adaptation 70 the vsns Of he
invalid. By the Of sash remedies an ELscTRD
Ladies' being attended By -LadyI egrag all kinds Of old
and obstinate complaints which Eessed sl other
q cure; sConsumpves receive e but in such cases.
where patients weak 70 visit ne, treat them by he
Rro1oa HosDdJ kGj0tiOaa, ghichare hFeahed into The
dseassd lung right the seat Of the aseass snd tEs
stamps pEmphlst Other patients Who cannot come %
the HzALna WARNS" can BY sending afee-e age-saz
sad full description Of Sypsoms have medicines tsf
Send circular. The Electric Waters Extract All mineral
bstaness taken medicine otherwise absorbed The
peence Of twenty years the treatment Of many SuB
and ohrnic and WOmanB diseases and weaknesses,
b regarded 3 reasonable guarantees Of rusesss-
.IP Rooms and Boarding Furnished -
Patients u
PHYSICIANS Who mag wish avail hamsslVts Of his vAf
uabe discovery Eectc Baths invited 70 ca At NJ oes
At No TO- 5orth Summer street.
Hours iron 70 \. svsy day sxospt he sasbath-
AddrsSS DR.. W0AfBAUGH,
TaSTqfl- dAtvly NGskTilie, Tenn.
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GOLD mKDAL Plan 0s !

EMTE szs pleased 70 learn thSt the great Fogls Fair"
w hsd ibis month in the city Of Macon Georgia theenter
rriEing BaItsore Fir, KnAbe Co. awarded the
BTst yeia1I all competition, for their celebrated Con
AEDAL PIAEoa This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large and influential
body OF men, the importance attached to recvEg he hoRon
Of their Pair produced We learn unusual degree com
petition on part many Of the Piano Forte Manufacturers
Of the country. Several hne Instruments exhb
ton; hut after patient and thorough e1zmnson sf their
respective merits the Judges unanimously decided that the
from the Manufsetory Of VIM Knsbe Co. the "Eo6t
sio, - and awarded the Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear inViduous, will add that the
rprse public spirit and 1ntng energy With which the 4ess
Knabe conduct their business ene them degree
all the hOnos which they have achieved their
line Lavish In the expenditure Of time and 70 Prodzse
FiFst QBdg Piano and advertising extensively 10 make
on Of large and constantly Increasing business AID the furh
eradication Of knowing thatEheneSe and wherever cope
dtion the order Of day, judges uniformly pronounce sr
Pianos to b Sun, Of December ga
1850
PsLA rappiy -'ho stcve bsi1g received BY A. H.
Mcclure 4 rcu ss Tie sale Agent for iddls Tennessee
VIC vi I oar lscSorY gEics8
T
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FOR SALE By

FOB SALE BY
AGlrsss j. MCPHERSON d co.,
September Is, '6I-d3n AL.ErA a.
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Portable Plantation and FIGURING
MILF Stone establishment.
DURR Nnstone Of all hand, and made 70 order
Smut Mills, Of the latest improved patents Mil SPinds
m Gearing, Boiling olotha Boiling, Hosting and Raguan
Screws; Screen Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of best quality and 10 give Saticonf
All orderS AID communications promptly attended e.
J. n. WARhHt
iune22-d&WH EaahTills. TsnA.
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THE STAR GALLERVT
DaEueFreOtypes, AmbFOtyPes. 3
GA MEEAINOTFRES, .51.7 Sex

No a, Union Street next door to Vesss ThoEpsonS
4. F. SALTZmAN,
tA1TE oPERkroE AT HUsHEsl akLsEEI.J ca
HAVING htted up sboEe, exclusively for thaE
branch Of busness prepared 70 receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of HashVs and make fac stSs Of their faces d
Sc highest style Of the Art No expense has spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the atea and NEST
improved apparatus and Materials and the subscriber conan
iniVes ell who may want Picurest TO give him cali Pledgnf
sisfacfion in every eoIo1 p al-t2l ~ l4-l
M Hntranes next door WEST to vessel ThOnpsga.
NJ ~ g4ITzMAa.
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Attention

Attention!
HEEsHAW the oraival Market street Furniture Il
be has reopened with splendid sock OF home
HB-0 furniture repaired and made to look good
Mattresses made to order. 8. BESsHAW,
Octl2 din 80 Market street Opposite Union.
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Wanted,
DLAcKsMITHs aud Finishsrs can LAD se-dy employment
by CaIing shop ELLIS L MOORE.
hashvi lie, koT5me4 2, lsji-dln
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
Attention. geaupa r fies

Attention, Co +, l9,h Regiment Ohio
Volunteer Miiitia. Tho members Of said
Company are requested to meet at Char ion,
on Saturday, tho l7,h day Of August, a,
10 o'clock A. NJ, for Company business, un.
less they shall be ordered to camp 10 Ashta.
bula Co previous to that timo,
Thoy are also notified that ,hoy cannot
legally enlist in any other Company until
they arc mustered out Of service; at which
timo company rolls will DO ready for such
us dusire TO TO oul.st
JAMES CRANE, orderly Scrg"dai
IL. J. CLARK, Isl LicHt
Chardon, Aug. 7,h. 1851.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
Tho New COMPANY.

1t is expected that the new three years
Company. Of whose intended organization
notice was given in our last issue, will be
full by the close of this week. One oI
the members, writing from Burton on
Tuesday, says:
1--WE now have thirteen volunteers from,
the vicinity Of Burton, for the war. Our
programme, as published by you, will be
carried out. Our Company expect 70
join the Cleveland or Ashtabula Regi-
ment, and be mustered into the U. s. ser,
vice Immediately. We shall probably
h.ve nothing to do with the State, any
further than to be ordered into camp by
it, as it (,he State) is acting in conjunc'
Eon with the U. s., in forming these
Regiments" N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Roback's Remedies.

We publish in another column Of 10 days pa.
per, unariicie copied from the Cincinnati Times.
descriptive OF DR.. Robacks extensive medical es-
Enlistment in that city. BY the way, Dr. Ro.
hacks Remedies have obtnined great and do.
served popularity with all classes. II has been
bu, q shor, time since these Remedies were intro
duced into this section Of the country; yet DR.
Brennan, DR.. Robacks agent in this place, in
forms that his sale OF the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier now far exceed those OF all other mcdi
cines for which he is agent combined The rea-
son for this is that they have stood the test Of ex
pcrience We know this not only from the
mouths of others, but we have used them in our
ewn family with tie very best results For all
diseases OF the blood, general debility, whether
proceeding from natural weakness, indigestion
and all kindred ailments, we recommend the
Scandinavian Remedies as the rery best medicines
extant. They are destined TO achieve not uu
ephemera success, but u permanent and de.
served reputation, which will render them ne.
cessity in every family.-NaPOleOH. o., Noth
IVsyt, Mdrrh Q.
See advertisement b99w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
Rec sption of Our Volunteers.

Tho Geaugs Rifos arrived in this village
on Friday evening last, and received tho best
welcome brief notice Of the hour Of thoir
arrival enabled our citizcns to give them
They ~crc met a short distance out Of tho
village, by tho Light Guards, who, preceded
.,y the Brass Band and al excellent Martial
Band from Clardon, escorted thom to the
Chardon House, which had been opened by
its proprietor, Mr. Chase, for their rccop.
iion, and whero largo number of people
had gathered to meet them. With scarce,
iy an exception, they seemed in fino hcaith
and spirits, being mono tho worse for tho
campaign in Western Virginia and tho
wonderful fact that their number had moi
boon broken by death, increased tho graft
ficalion all foit In welcoming them back to
their homes.
Tho Company having partakon OF boun
tiful repast provided by the ladies, all re
pairvd to tho large Dancing Hall, whore. of
tor gcneral Interchange Of friendly greet
iugs. they were called 70 order by Capt
Gsnson. and most appropriate welcoming
speech was made by Judge Garfield. Capt.
Paine then made very full and connected
statement OF tho experience of tho Com
pany. Most of the leading facts stated by
him have been made familiar TO our read
crs through the letters wo have published
His entiro statement WAS crcditablo to the
Company, but we arc sorry TO say not
equally creditable to tho State Administra-
tiou. 1t would socm that tho numerous
complaints wo hear Of the treatment of our
volunteers by tho authorities at Columbus,
nre not wholly groundless Capt. Paine
stated that, at their last dress parade al
Camp Chase. nine of tho Company were
bare. footed ,whlo three moro were in Colum-
bus in the same plight. For some reason OF
other, tho Company came home ponniloss.
and will have to go to Ashtabula County to
receive their pay and bo mustered out OF
service. Capt. Paino remarked with truth
that none should rcfuN to rc-enlist because
of any wrong or neglect on the part of the
State Administration, for it Is tho people o'
the country whose CAUSE they havo to defend
and thoy will SEQ that ultimate Justice Il
done them. Tho audience listened to hi
statement and remnrks with great interest
The Geauga Rifles have fully justified
the hopes of all, and, with gratitude f"'
thoir services and praise for their valor. We
welcome thom back confident that the
same Hand that has guided rhem safely
through the porils of battle, will lead thom
to victory whenever again thoir country calli
them to defend the honor of her flag.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-08-09
gherifr's Sale of Real Estate.

DY command of an order OF sale from the Court
ID of Common Pleas of Gsauga County, Ohio, I
shall expose to public salo, at the door OF the
Court House In Chardon, on Saturday, tls l0tA
day Of August. A. D.le6l, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and three O'Clock, r. M ,of that
day, the following described property, to wit, a
parcel Of land situate IN tho township OF ThomP-
in the center of the highway. on The west line Of
said iot 10 chains and as links north Of the south.
west corner Of said lot; thence Forth along the
line of said lot % chains and "a inks thence east
chains and 80 links; thence south 81 chains and
westwardly along the middle of tho highway II
chains and so links to the place Of beginning; ss.
tmated TO contain thirty and 81 100 acres OF land
Said land is to be sold on said order issued by said
Court of Common Pleas. in the case Of Susannah
Garris against John ii. Sumner rad others. Said
land was appraised at $3.50.
E. G, WHITE, Sheriff Of GsOugd coainty,
July 5th, 1901. 599w3