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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05
IN CHARDON.
Legal NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
TN pursuance al au order Of the 'Probate Court
/ of Gcnuga Couuty, Ohio, made on the 10th
day OF Oct. A. ID. 1862 in the case OF Samuel
Nye, Guardian Of John Spencer, against sa id
ward, the undersigned will,
On Saturday, January Sd, 1868.
at 20 O'Clock A. NJ, at the door OF the Court.
House. in Chnrdon, Gcnuga County, Ohio, oiIor
at public sale, the following described real estate
being the undivided third part Of the follow
ing described premises subjectto tho dover rsia'c
OF Anna Spencer therein, 10 wit: Being parts OF
II and 10 fu Montville tp., Gcaugn Co., o and
bounded north by the north liro Of said luls,-
east by land Of Currnnt 81 Briggs. w. D. Me-
Naughton Deborah Baldwin. Martha T.. Byougb-
ton &, c. w. Burgess; south hy the south liSc as
said lots, aud west hy land oi George A. Mowrey,
and containing within said boundaries, one-hun.
dred acTos OF land
TERMS One Fourth of the purchase money
payable in hand, and the balance in three e1uM
yearly payments thereafter, with interest pay O.
BILE annually, and secured hy morpage on the
promises sold. SAMUEL kYE,
Guardian Of John Sp neer
BY his Attorneys, Canfie d & Smith
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Probate Notice.

.FTODHIt NOIICe.
TNHR following accounts have boen fled in the
4 Probate Court Of Geauga County, Ohio, Tor
settlement, viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- OF the Esta TO or VIM. w Moore, decd
" Ralph Wells,
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Adar Of the Estate of Laura 'rownsley, dec d.
VIM. Henry,
4" Stanley Spencer, "
Executor" " " FreeloVe Tutte,
A" Benjamin Pitcher,
Guardian Of Lucy z. und John F. Dutton,
Sad accounts will stand for hearing in the
Probate Court of said County, at tho Probate Of
hes in Chardon on the 20th day Of December,
A, D. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A, M until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. C. CANFlELD, Probate Judge
Chardon, November 2Sth, 1862, 172w3
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Labau Patch, Plf, Before II. X. Smith.
VS.. j. p, Chardon. Co
Bonj, A. Parker, Df. auga County. Ohio.
ENHE defendant, Benjamin A. Parker, a
nOn.rosidout of said State of Ohio, will
take notice that, on the l7th day of Novem.
Der, 1862, an Order of Attachment vas is
sued in said action by said Justice, for tho
sum of S53,Os, which has been duly served
and returned. Said action will be for hear.
ing on the 9th day of January, A. d. 1868
at 10 o'clock A. M.
d. W. CANFIELD. Atty for Ptff.
Chardon, Doc. 9th, 1862 673w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

ES- The Soldiers Mite Society will
meet at tho Town Hall, on Tuesday even
ing next. D. w. Garfield, Esq, will
speak upon the subject Of his recent visit
to our soldiers in Kentucky.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

EE- We are requested by Hon. Peter
Hitchcock, to say to the assigneeS of Co.
B, 4ist Reg, ". l., that their money
has been received.
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Donation Visit.

a Donation Visit will be given TO the
Rev. E. G. La,imer, at the Methodist Par
sonage in this village. on Thursday even
ing next. All are invited.
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TNAKEN UP by George Bruce. in Park
l. man, Geauga County, Ohio, on the leIh
l5s hand: high, dark iron.gray, blemished
to prove property, pay charges and take
her away. f67lw3
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Prof Dunbar.

With his Juvenile Class, assisted, as
before, by amateur performers, will! give
another Vocal und Instrumental Concert
in this village, tomorrow Saturday
evening. Concert to be at the Disciple
Church. Admittanre, 10 cents.
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(1AT9l3S q 05YJ3la79
or The RICHEST and MOST
FASHIONABLE P.ATTERNS,
Offered at RETI IL, at WHOLESALE Prices.

VNHE Subscribers. Manu- Tdeturrrs and
Il IMPORTERS Of oil The Most Ell.
egant Styles OF Watches and Jewelry, with
view to extend their business 10 unlimited OK.
tent, have determined TO offer the following rich
and desirable descriptions OF WATCHES and
JEWELRY at the unprecede nted low Prices
named:
HuYrING COMPOSITION CAsED LEVERS, English
made movement, iull jewelcd and tho best imi
iatIon gold. Price SIS. Roails from $50 to
slcO
HUNTING SILVER PLATED ARMY WATCH, supe.
rior regulated movement, massive cases, and
handsome finish, full jewcleG. Price SIS. Re.
tails from $40 to 500. Also
Other WATCHES in great variety, at Low
LADIES' SETS Of BEoocH and EAR-DRoPs 10
correspond.
IMITATION CLUSTER DIAMOND, a very rich pat.
tern, entirely new, S4,O0.
CORAL AND BEAD ENTwINED, a very neat and
pretty ornament, handsomely mounted, $3,25,
GENrLEmEN's VEsT CHAINS, Parisian, a very
rich pattern, Si,o 90.
RINGs of the most handsome design. Plain,
only IS cents Scroll, very pretty, 81 90. Chased.
one of the neaicst ornaments ont, 90. Seal
Signet, 90. Imitation Diamond, chased or en-.
ameIed $500.
SLEEVE BuTroSs. Patent chased or cnamelled
entire new and handsome pattern, So so. Double
chased or enamelled, only 81, 80.
Bosom STUDS, variety OF new patterns, per
set OF three, 81 20.
Bosom AND SCARF PINS. Lenf, with Opal and
fancy stones, 81 90. Imitation Diamond, 81 so
LocKErs Double glass and richly engraved,
$500
DHyPurchusers have only to name the articles
tha they desire, and make the remittance in a
registered letter, upon the receipt of which the
goods ordered will be sent free OF expense. Par
Gels to the amount of SIP and upwards, will be
sent by express, with bill for collection when the
goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers Peders, Country Merchants
etc, throughout The country, who wish to make
money, will do well TO obtain our Mammoth Cir
cular, which will be sent free. We furnish the
most sulenbe outfit, at prices unsurpassed by any
otner concern. -
Address HUBBARD BROTHERS,
Nos. 6S & 81 Nassau, corner OF John ST.,
666m3 New York.
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TAKEN UP by the Subscriber in Munson,
l. Dec Sd, 5 Steers and Heifer Calves-in
very poor condition The owner is notified TO
proveproperty, pay all charges, and take them
away. JAMES FISK.
Munson, December 5th, 1862, 673w2
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

RyPatronize the Chardon Flour and
Feed Store. Sherman is fair dealer,
and believes in quick sales and small
profits"
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SheriH,s Sale of Personal Property.

Sherin,s Sale of Personal Property.
DY virtue Of an execution OF Fl. Fa., which
ID issued from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Lake County in the State of Ohio wherein John
Fisher and Henry Plmton, partners Of the firm.
name OF Fisher &, PIimon, are plaintiffs, and
Harriet w Beard and VIM. C.. Chambers are de-
PENDANTS, dated The 29th day Of November, A.
d. 1862, to me directed and delivered have
levied upon and shall expose to sa at public yen-
due at The door OF the Court House in Chardon.
Geauga County, Ohio, on
Tursddy, December l6h, 1862.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ, and 4 7. NJ said
day, the following property, to wit; Ladies'
Bonnets suitable for winter use; Ladies' Head
dresses und Trunk, taken as the property Of
said defendants, to satisfy said execution. Terms
Of Sae--Cush in hand. f. q. WHITE,
Sherifrs Office. Geuuga Co, Sheriff.
Dec. 9th, 1862. 6G3w2
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Gg- Rev. R. L. Chapman will preach
at the Disciple Church in this village. on
Sunday next. Mt loA o'clock, A. NJ.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

NOTICE.-The undersigned have been
appointed aud qualified as Administya.
tors OF the Estate of Curtis Wilmot, de-.
ceased, late of Burton. Geauga Co, Ohio,
LUCY WILMoT,
JACOB HYDE.
Barton, Dec 9th, 1862, 67sws
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

e5-Wo have been shown document
signed by tho Mayors in Office of tho cities
of the United States and Canada. certifying
TO tho superior excelonce of Dr. Ayers
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla and to
the value of all his remedies as article OF
great public utility. Such evidence from
such high sources bears us out triumphantly
in the position we have long maintained
with regard to ID oct. Ayers preparations, or
more particularly our advertisements Of
them. publishers need bo more opposed
than We are to the promu lgatiou Of quack-
CRY 10 any shape, but wo knew WHOM wo
began, that bis remedies were above any
saspiciou OF deception-that they "erc
about tho best it is possible to produce for
the cure of disease, and that rhoy havo the
confidence of all communities whore they
are known. Not alono because tho Mayors
of tho whole country believe thom useful to
their people, but because we know from cX'
perienco that they arc so to ours, dc wo
boliove We are rendering substantial SER
vice to our readers in making thor virtues
known to them Courier, Prineeto,rn. Ny.
613Sl.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

DRAFTED MlsS Mr.. Stanton of .he Wa
Department. bas recently mado an impor
tant decision in regard to drafted men.
which gives rise TO much criticism. 1t is to
the OBJECT tina: when drafted man obtains
q substitute he is not relieved from afurthcr
chance of draft, but may be draftod tho
very next woek. In somo Of the States it
has boen found necessary to resort to draft.
irg a second time to make up for deser!ions
aud oxemp's. In fact, a second Draft is
almost always necessary wherover there ia
any draft at all, and tho second draft is not
made until two or throo weeks havo elapsed
from the first
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05
DR.. ROback's Scandinavian Remedies

Arc you sick, no matter what organ is
affected, dopond upon it tho blood, which
is the food and sustonanco of ovory organ =.
is full of corruption My Scandinavian
Blood Pills and Blood Purifier. break up
the source of disease in the fluids of the
body. Thoy purge and purify the clements
of the blood. Honce thoir quick and com
ploto cures in dyspepsia; scrofula, eruptons.
fits, tumors, noryousnoss, kidney complaints,
piles, low fevors, debility, Rheumatism, hoad
ache, want of sexual vgor, etc , otc. These
remedies arc astonishing the whole medical
world. SEQ advertisement. G73w4.
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I'i"l n V'ToITII ~ TIE 7 "a II INsVi
For the Cure of Private Diseases,

4 nd under the control OF two of the most emi-
nent Physicians in the World.
DR.. E. BoNArAErE, from London and Paris Hoe.
PitaIs, and FOR the past 10 years, Of the Cincinnati
Nenercal Hospital, and DR.. + b REYNOLDS, nte
oi New York City. This is the only office IN tho
City where permanent cure Of Private Dis
cases can be obtained, ithOut The use Of Mercu.
ry or change Of diet. GonorrhGa cured in 6 to
i5 hours. elect cured in TO 10 days. Strict
ures cured i'll TO weeks. Nocturnal Ennis
siOns stopped in TO days. Seminal Weakness
cured in . 8 weeks, Syphilis, in its Primary
Stages cured in days. Secondary symptoms
stored ia 20 weeks. Skin Diseases cured in
| to 3 weeks. All diseates treated with unpar-
allGled success-Mne or Female
Drs. b, and ore almost daily consulted by
young; men afflicted with the above diseases
some Of whom are weak and emaca ed as il
they had the consumption and by their friends
supposed 10 have it. All such diseases yield 10 the
proper and only correct course OF treatment and,
in short time, they are made 10 rejoice in per-
feet Eeal!b.
Dr. BoSArARrr's Great work on Private Dis
eases the Private Guide to health, is beneficial 10
| all male and female The old and young should
read this book. 1t will cnghen those who
grope in darkness Price 25 tents, sen, by mail
DR BuNAPARTL's french Patent Male Safe. /,
is perfectly sne, aud never fails 10 give satisfae
| ton IL is tho only safe and sure preven i've
| against contracting disease Price 81 the single
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen. Sent by
mail
e1rMADAxE LozlER's FEMALE MONTHLY Pills
ure safe and reliable remedy for suppressions OF
| the menses from colds and all female diseases -
Price 81 per AaT-Extra Fine, S5-Sent TO nny
address by NAH.
| Drs. d & X. are the men 10 consult. They
are unqnestionably acknowledged 10 be the
champions and kings OF venereal diseases, and
the only Doctors who receive Monthly Reports
from the Old world They have been accustomed
from an eery age of youth, to witness the various
diseases which uiilic mankiud, and to watch their
progress through a long career Of professional
study, in every sphere OF life. from the humble
abode OF poverty TO the mansions Of the wealthy,
and, having nscertnined beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 selsc
the generative system as their particular study
and 10 devotr their whole attention TO the allevi
alton Of the diseases Of these important functions
No letters will be answered unless they contain
| remittance or postuge.stnmp. Call or addres.
DRS BONAPARTE e. REYNOLDS,
| No. 1872 Sycamore street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Office hours A. NJ, TO p. NJ. 666yl
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HJAKEN UP by the Subscriber November 24lh,
a Large Bay Mare, with black Name and
Tail. No other visible marks save little star
in the Eorehe ad-Inme considerably. The owner
ia Teouested to prove property, pay charges, and
tsLe her away. GEORGE r DAYTON.
Claridon, December 5th, 1862. 673w2
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TO AL VINO USE HORSES-DR. To
BIAS VENETIAN HORSE LIN.
MENT in pint bottles, price only so cents, Is
warranted cheaper and superior than any article
in market, Tor the cure OF Cuts. Calls, En.neness
OF all kinds, Collie, &c, &c This is 90 humbug
artcie-try a bottle; ii will speak Tot itself
None are genuine unless signed $. l. TOBIAS.
al Druggist. 673w2
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SCR Advertisement OF WAIsoN's NBURALsA
KfSa, in another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

M
On Wednesday, tho 26,h inst, at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother. by Rev f. ID.
Taylor, Mr.. f. r. ROWLEY, and Miss M.
S. ENSIGN, all of Caridon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05

rROKE into the inelosure Of the Subscriber,
Il ON or about Oct 18th, medium sized Red
Cow, supposed to be or years old. The owner
is requested TO prove property. pay charges, and
take her away. I'D, AsHChAti.
Munson, December 5th, 1862. 67SwS
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
THE FIasEMEN.

ATA SPECIAL MEETING or MANlfATTA ENGINE
IN Conpang No s3, held at their Tues
solutions were Unanimously Adopted
Whereas this eopany has learned VI the death Of George
Mason and Georse nvergne two OF our late
and brother MEMBERS who fell the field o. battle while
nopy defend the nas of tcr country aud whereas by
their death this company has lost two OF useful
members who endeted themselves their
LEG qualities az men and their noble devotion hremen
and soldiers; therefore, be II
Resolved. That while with submission 10 the Di.
vine viii. iorcbly reminded that "ln the midst OF
life in death.n
Resolved That tender 10 the relatives Of deceased
friends heartfelt sympathy their sad bereavement.
tcmp0rcd, however, with the consolation that they noby
did their duty, and fell In good causebair for their
country.
Resolved That token OF respect for their memory the
engn and house be dfaped In mourning aud the enbers
the usual badge OF mourning fof tf days that
the above preamble and reoiyons te published IN the
Leader, Mercury Atlas and Herald.
JAMES RAr, Secretary. ABRAM HORN, Foreman.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
THE NATIONAL TAX.

A SCISSORS HoTICE.-ExcIsE TAx-.NoTicE rs
sssn e nc ri ss oS
snss c wa s 81 New 0rs 81 II q S5
Revenue e nP n.SsPof ne and Incr.,
sad district % sofa o
slons which dssignaied and viii Be tnown thor
named persons Tor the dv
.hs Bowsry Stevens. xs.stan, Assessor, residence a5
Dyi.ies 10, S"sowsss Srani street. Broadway an
dsnss wessae.,er House Of sIoons Bowsrg
ana Sos s. s0ws MO oa Assistant ASSESSOR ''rsss s
deDcs s gscadwsy @ Up sa. stairs ,r,e pv,,,o,
slss and Pie S .fsss W IL Burrows Assistant Assessor
AND s ss i'E'f Kelley 'aa xssrs
Dsvislos SoS-issisr street Bowery. Broome and Nor
folk streets Charles Williamson, Assistant ASSESSOR resi-
Dlvrsos 10 5-Norfolk, Rving,on. Bowery and prooms
streets, Mcclure Assistant xsso,sS radsnas @ "ia sc IL
prysIos No aDvision. Norfolk R,vina,.n and Ridge
streets John Reeve Assistant Assessor residence No
DrvSios No. io-south, Clinton, Gouyerneur s.s and
sesmme street O. Dye, Assistant Assessor, residence
DIVISION No. ii-.Grund, Division Ridge RivinSton and
Cannon streets Henry = Jennings Assistant Assessor,
r's E. ~ aa ss. Il Il R
A.sssor rs.ss&se No s Eas Broadway W y Ice A's's
g. Va usy Saess s'y" &an, Ac, sae @ hss
dcnce No. ~ East street.
In all div resrcctigey Incliic the sides
usuons 10 tnc o the strects aud avenues orpg their re-
spsGlv. a0sni q.
Ever person. Assertion hin copirtnrrship. lie.
sin iccns. ~ IL any ttafe atpn sned
IN ths sNtyiatrth SECTION OF td tstrr appt
cation crcfor Nb the Assistant ASSESSOR Of tie ssess
fncpt Division IN which such uade occupation ~ %
carried on
Mar Va tlers Liable under IA act Nay dty o. tax
arc r tt turAish 4sis'Gal q,r stttsn mt
vr3 and 20 IN the form pres f1ca ~ tAl sixty
eighth In ot said
81 .uks aid istAton may Jn obttlrc from tho AZ 1T.
AMI ysesso i tser res, b. 60 di' sNN
Com uunfaait, i'm al me- at g GrHttAl
Otce Mns 5s1 anl j6s Biua way
30. i. pELLOTS, AS SOC.
Nsw 70 x. o ttoDcr1 i.2
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

We call .e attention q a., hasng q tons Or freud. in
vii min .enths Of the diseases iedIcd by
asa " inslsn ,n 70 camp m NE c Ia hs Ley y %
VIII be no,ied ia. very large propo:oa are snaernf
BY iiooaari: eerman Bsrs DISEASES rrsaItins
SeFn Sasc 80 4 .ss Sss'e n S' s pss
freely used among our odc huHdfec" Oh nv es might oe
We call pararaiar attention The following remarkable
whose lie @ ns own language Has been saved BY
''' "'''''s Ppu.pS1ruia, August ~ 1861.
Msssns Josgs 4 EyAss:-wel, gen.iemso your IIoof-
& sss IN sIs Il =. yoaobe Tor ~ o. my
:, ye', % ali IN sr as %s se ss. ss
have fer tae last tour rea,s member Of shermans
c AZ
nay adaons ds'ie was a9aek.d Ia Novembsr last with
he Sp & y, saa
W1e House and % MS s Soara the
s q s;, % & snA 81 aas s o ca are a. oac 81 eoa
be and si retain spark o. vitality For week or more
s'i oSs ass t. % a"iaa a%s ID sd asaa
.o sss L IT, ea 5 @ these yssr
% ana &c 70 Ag p.ese asa 9sen e w"ns Ing
xrp q e iea er fr.sy ,ed nae they eon4l do no
%s sse iSs c s sp i%S ay as Z saS
me- An ssa ac .o ,sf ~ At u, s sSsp's. s.a, az az
yss ns 4 sro & H. S nsn1sd ss sas ss
ihe slo, saaiow of etah ede az. q. NV ,h'
SS'ies SS % + IA sss rcaa, s''ss su sa % D 'H
.nne o. bcias ,ernitsea 9 e DIN ny ,s y ta.. ,rr
al a los al .GLln irnt M V NV Nt rIpn.
Roal To your invsiapir Bfegsl owe sh' cersan'y ot
lie. which aken the place % vasne ,.aFs -a yon S..
privilege ot aga iff.lg - NV
bos,m hse who .ru dearest life. trulg yours
'o'''' ' va" LSAAE MAJC~E.
We sy concur IN tho truth Of above s,ltescnt
nd OF seeing comraie dr. Malone. restored
70 .UHS a,gs' cuDDLEBACK, 1st New York Battery.
GEuRuE A, ACkfEY, Co. 9, llth Maine.
IEG ia IHEYALt.H yli Ne'v York
n SPENCER lst Art llery, Battery y.
= V fASHWELL, 20. B, 81 Vermont
IiFNRs u. JEROME, Go. B. 3d Vermont.
Henry I. MACDONALD, Co. q, OH Maine
jullS r. WARD Go. Il, 9Th Maine.
HERMAN kOOlt, 20. VI I'D YORK.
NAritANtEI B. THOMAS, Co Y g,,h Penrsg vania.
ANURkW J. ktNBNfL 60. a. 81 verri,t4L
JOHN JENKINS, 60. b, l0fh Peansy .yaait.
BEWARE OF coUHTrRFEI1si
Soc that the nltUrs ~f " O. ". JsCksONf - on the
PRiSCIPAL 0FtIsE AND aANuFACrORY.
No. GJl ARCH NiktEf,
JONES Y EVANS.
{successors to 9. N. SACksoN& soel
ftopistors
sle bv aud dealers Ia every owa "A lie Uni
- ~ * 3 sNRNES,
~, brua1way,
waOlcsi.e Agent
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Portland Mrs Maria
A
Porter Laura 8
Plume Mrs 8 w
Purdy Mrs Jane
Pryor Lizzie West
brook
OuIQley Margaret
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Picket Mrs jamie e
Philips Mrs MaryE
Phillips Mrs Lucy
Provost Mary (Ac.
tress)
Powell Mrs J ]
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
Miscellaneous.

American Hydropuil 10, PAX Mirror OF Fashion
Mtrop5litln Loass No 33 I
American Missionary OofOF
Clifton Hoop ekiI Manufac. Noita American Review
tory Welsh Firearms co
Earnest Christi N Williamsburg Bag Manufac.
Editors American Medical
Monthly 80 Duane street, NY
Jewelry Store, 557 Grand st 1i1 Wtshrg gton street
Jewish Record ~ East Fourteenth STIR ct
Land Agent, Pearl street Opposite Irynaion place.
ABRAM WAgEhAW. L. III.
The New York herald., 1862-10-11
Receiving ship North Carolina.
Shir,s, Crew.

Mutnarahack, Capt Gaghing
Margaret Aan ship, Captain
Henry Nicholass
Goodwin Charles. blacksmith
Mamaroneca ship, CaptIasA.
ins
Magnet ship, Albert Edward
hegGar
Napier ship. John J S.,ryht
Cgchillit bark, George Nichcl-
son. steward
Iaeiiic steamship, Patrick,
engineer, Smeliie, engineer
Penguin BARK, John Wardo..
per
Riga ship, Ellen. Gard
Spartan brig, - Wchram
Sea Queen bark, Capt J p
Inca. Ernst Buttner, John
la..er
Stewart ship. John ii Ell
liolt
Tifrs brig, David Davis
untine bark. Thomas Purvis
Village Bride bri :, John Rich
mond, kennct Ben
Volant ship, Capt Stephen
BRAY
William 1apseott ship. Chas
Williams
William rockingham. Rich
ard Morgan
Young Eagle ship. - Tilde
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Tesying, Of their personal knoweds. The bene-
nct, cne and me,ii nj virtues of these Ritcrs
DO loU WANT SOMETHING 10 sfa4SGgHEN your
DO YOU WANT GOOD AFPET1TBr
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD W YOUR CONSTITUTIONS
10 YOU WANT TO FEEL ELL
DO YOu WANT TO GET RID OF NER,OuSNESS3
DO YOU WANT ESERt;if
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WLEfi
DO YOU WANT BEl sK AND VIGOROUS FEELINo3
The New York herald., 1862-10-11

List.
Niblo Thomnr, Paymasser U
s steamer Montgomery
Parker James. Acting Lieut.
Smita James, carpenter U s
bark voltigeur
Smith John, Z J steamer Iro.
quois, Navy Yard
Stewart -, Prrser U 8
steamer Connecticut
Thompson Jas i. Acting Mas.
ters Mate
Warren Oliver Is. Acting
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Whitney Thomas s. Surgeon
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-11
From the Southwest,

st. Louis, March :.
The following is taken from late copy
of the Van Buren, ARK Press:
Letters have been received at Van Blu
rem from Richmond, stating the probability
that General Bragg, now COMMANDING at
Pensacola, will be appointed to the COM
mand of the Arkansas Department.
Col. Sims Texas regiment which has
been with Cooper's command in the Indian
country had arrived at Fort Smith.
A new artillery company is organized at
Little Rock.
The commandant at Fort Smith advsr-
tIses fer twelve gunsmiihs, and also offcrs
TO buy good arms
General Price is getting along poorly in
raising the Brigade Of infantry for whieh
he called upon Western Arkansas. Re-
crnltIng officers say draft is inevitable"
Memphis papers Of the 26,h says:
'General Pillow, in response to an ur-
gent Call, made short. interesting and
eloquent speech last night, explaining the
circumstance of the battle OF Fort Dgpel.
son and The cause Of the caritulation. He
made an urgent appeal to Tennesseaus to
rush to arms if they wouli sustain their
renown gained on other fields. lie sand
the present was full Of gloom, but the fu-
ture was hopeiul, and, j. cur armies will
onl y fight as gal!antly as did the daurtless
spirits who were erwhelmed at Done Isou.
Southern independence viii be achieved
as certainly as he then addressed the audi
ence"
The Appeal says:
The speech of the General e,inced the
same courage and fearless spirit which be
has always exhibited in the feld-that Of
invinci5ility."