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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-26
HOME TENTIM0NY.

MIR. II. B. kINGslLY = Dear sir; We feel il du-
ty we owe 10 Il public to say thut Mnrshulls Ca
thulicon Is u medicine invaluable tuI com pai il Is
casseG under the h, nd OF Female Diseases We
have used your GIet nleIg Medicine, and have
been greatly bcnt hied theI,by. 80 much SO, that
were the price duube we would have rh,m.-
To the thousands Ut our ktx " no aie suft ring
from weaknesses, we would feconimi nd h, Go.
tulIcOn Us sure panacea. II gives strength 10
The system, aud enables each OF lie orpnns vi tile
body to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. w CART ER,
Mrs. f. Z WEEKS.
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Medina, March lsi, 1861.

The ubove: named Ladies we are pcrsonlloy ac-
qnainted with. und know tha, tor several ycars
while we lived in MtGina they wee grenI sul-
i,rers. Miss s has been so baoy tfiicred that
it was with difficulty she was able TO stand uIon
her itet. few bottles OF Cnleolic, ,hlteiy
cured her of Ler complaint My wife rtcrlvtd
erent benefit from his medicine We IecGn'nt nd
il to the Ladies of his Country MS sat, aud et-
ficienl remedy Tor the many comp 'ninis they nre
subject 10. JOHN IFEEhS,
Editor Of tie Garfield Herald.
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Dec mbsr - h, Iso2

'HAKEN UP by the SnbscrioNF, Novembs, 24lh,
a Large Bay MIR, with black Name and
Toll No other vivi . marks sdye ! tie star
in the ioNhe Od-iu iunN considerably. The owner
10 teqhsssd TO prove proRt,y. pny cAntger end
toke her away af GB' B'bRGr X DAYTON.
CiaIidob, De0embvr stu, i7d9 073wa
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Assignee's 8 Notice.

,RNIIE Probate COuu oi Guauga County
has ordured that "a dividend, ot 33 per
cent be paid on al claims OF Henry u. Har,
riS that have beon presented 90 and slln~"d
by tbs assignee. payabis ~ Mnlberty Cor
Hers, on and Htrpr the 18Th das OF Decem
Dor. O.fEYNkN, Ass!g,,ee -
OF HvuTy Ii. Harris.
Deesmbsr 70 h. 1899
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lthas cured thousands. within the last yenrs,
who hnd given up all = Hopes ol reliei. as the
numerous, unsollcitedr certificates in my pos
session show. 1
The ose must brIs adapted TO the temper
ament OF the Individual = taking 1t, and used in
such quantities : TO aclS gently on the bowels.
Let the dctutes OF = your judgment guide
YOU in the OF the 2 LlVEH INNIGOR.
ATOR, and il will cure LiveI & O m /.
plants, Bilious At ackS, Dyspepsia,
Chrome DiarrhOea. = snmmer 90 M plants
Dysrutery. DropAy Sour Stomach, lIa-
bttuaI COstiVchpSs. lChOtic hOiera.
q Ia a. ! era OIbus. Il hoiera nfaHtGm,
FIHtuIruee, J IA N = dice, Female Weak
ursses, and may bel used successfully ~ un
ORDINARY FAMILY MEDICINE. IL will
cure SICK HEADACHE, (ns thousands can tes-
tiiy) IN TWENTY MINUTES, IF TWO OR
THREE TEASPu SPuONFULLS ARE TAKEN
nj commencement OF attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
&rMix water in the mouth with INVIGORA-
| TOR. aud sw allow boIh together.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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Perfnniery.--ssj ssjf iSr S ssis al Dr.. NisseS
| Drug Sure, tVE 4Aih ooOwu
! Chardon, June e1th. 1863,
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'INHE undersigned would sny TO the public tha
I he has commenced running his new. we'll
hnished and comfortable Express for passengers Q
from Chardon to Cleveland, as follows;
Leaves Chnrdon. Monday 8 AM and arrives
in Cleveland NJ ! z. NJ; leaves Cleveland from
the Chy Hotf. for Chardon. 10 A. M, Tuesday.
Leaves Chardon, Friday, 8 A. NJ. and arrives
in Cleveland al p VI; leaves Cleveland from
The tiny tlntei for Chardon, 10 A. M, Saturday.
W FRElGHT at very LOW rates; and all
errands aud jobbing IN my line, dehewith quick
ness und dispuich.
would say 10 persons living oul Of town. that
their orders may be lett al tho Store OF Will
kins g. Kelley, where they will be promptly at
tended TO.
l would ulso snyto the people Of this vicinity,
thnt they can GO TO Cleveland for 8 o0 LEES. and
arrive there sooner. than they can by Panesville.
~ Wv p. ELDREDGE. Proprietor.
Chardon June 28th, 1861 SCAT
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SANFORD'S
Liver EMVigOratOr

II NCF CN DEDIIT I n III.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROMGU Ms, and hus become IN established
tact, Standard Medicine known and approved
by all who have uoed it, aud is now resufted TO
with confidence in all the Diseases for which i, is
recommended
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.xxYILL PAPER & Bordering fot 81, Spring
w Trade at VILLAINS a KELLEY.
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IAhn M. Woodfn6.

j deauaa County, %. f,,a
Deaia A. Woodrqf .....5,.. b.. ..
versus Qottc@
John N. Woodruff \
vNHE saia de.endsn, 4. bsrsby hetiasd that the
/ plaintlf will take dispositions al the otiicc
Of ID Clark, Ia Cleveland. Cuyahoga County
OHIO on The "a day Of January. A. d So,
hSlwssis iks hour sf Q O'Clock 4. N apd 7.
mi ani 70 continue from day TO day, At the sant
pIasa between the same hours, until tks takina
A ,hat placs shall be completed.
Also al tho relEslce sf WA Alisa, 10 tfss
CIV Al Milwaukee, Ia the 6Aats Of Wisslnsin. On
the fosh day af JanaaTy,A. isos b:
swsea tns houfs of oSlosk A. M'and 8 ?. NJ Of
ral 6ay, and "a eontnn al the sanns place, b.
tween the sAnss hduFs troah day 10 day. unul th(
takiag at that place shall he completed
THR ASHER, DJRFHs b HATHAWAY
sT4ws ~ At,ys Tor plaintiH.
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WHAT GREAT THINKER SAys-John
Stunri MAI, wiio has given uta"r pr0ois ot
his just appreciation Of ihs miRAIy issues
Involved in our national crisis. conirihutcs
u very able article TO tho Westminster Re.
pirtn In winch hn KnXa
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lfI Ieiegrdpn 70 Inc Star j
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The Old Point boat has
arrived ard brings the following:
FoEEREss MONROE, Jan. 31.-The steamer En-
lesson, from Hatteras, with the Epiniel Zouaves,
arrived here Friday afternoon, hut vas not able to
cross the Hatteras bar. She left Hatteras on Mon
day afternoon, but was driven out TO sea by the
storm. she brings nothing later, excepting that
the expedition was about to move to its destina-
ton.
The sloop-ofwar Hartford sails on Saturday
morning fer Key West.
prisoner If war named Taylor, Of CincIn-
NATL, has arrived here by a flag Of truce from
Richmond. Is says that GeH. BeaUTe.a-d has
left for Kentucky, taking with him is COO men
from Manassas, and that JEFF Davis 10 to take
command in person at Manassas after his inaugu.
ration on the 22d Of February. The greatest panic
prevails IN Norfolk and Richmond relative to the
Burnside expedition.
The French commodore having returned from
Norfolk, the captain OF the Pomone will 20 10
Norfolk Saturday on his way to Charleston.
Troops Will embark on board OF the ConstIt1
ton on Saturday and sail for Ship Island on Sun.
day. Two hundred Of them will be left behind
being sick with the measles.
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TELEGRAP HIC.
The Military Departures, Of Kansas.

LKAvENwoRTH, Jan. 31.-General Order No
10 Of the Department of Kansas prohibits the
troops Of that department from entering another
department without special orders. All armed
parties, whether belonging to the service of the
government or not, who shall hereafter cross the
Kansas border and enter the Department Of Mis-
have entered for the purpose Of depredat on and
be held subject to the penalties Of military law.
All armed bands Of men In the State Of Kansa.
not in the service Of the United States, and now
acting under special authority obtained from the
Governor Of the State or General commanding
are hereby warned to disband and return to theil
homes Military commissions for the trial Of all
such prisoners, and all who are now retained on
charges Of any dePredations or jayhawking, viii
be established.
The 9th Wisconsin regiment, Col Simmons
Ii quartered In this city. The I'd Ohio Ca<;ftry
Col Doubleday, are quartered at Platte City, Mo
at present.
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Democrat Of the 18th ult saws:
a gentleman who reached this cItv .,A
no'n Palmyra, reports that the long bridos nss,
famYre, on The Hannibal and 81 Joseph rsiI,o.S
vas burned by the rebels on Saturday mont tn,
oflage hao juss been completed. fhis Mind ~
vendaism VIII probably be discontinued ayte,
tne ondee burners ascertain, from the execution
OF NE iste order to Gen. Preniiss that Gen, Hal.
Inc military Commission at PALMYRA. a an.
peaf exceeded their authority in assuming 10 tfv
persons upon the charge OF s.treason agaisst thss
united states" crime not within the corn netencv
al military courtto try. Their fndings in IN
eases Of CONVICTION upon that charge are very
property disapproved by Gen Halleck
The General Order mo. 2O) which we have npb.
nsoed, sen forth In detail the charges pleas nnd.
ina aud sentences In some twenty-four ce-ss
These parties were separately conyictrd unon
me charge OF "bsidgr, railroad and car burning-
giving ED and comfort 70 bridge and railroad
burners" &C., &c
he Vine ard PLACE Of their execution is no,
osslgnated by Gen. Halleck, but the significant
oraa - given 10 Gen. Prentss 70 ssnotify tie
prisoners OF the decision OF the Commission In
t L respective essss, end warm them to prepare
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ENGLAND AND III Tz-~r BusIsEss.-The
documentary history Of the Trent business IL
completed by Earl Russell's rejoinder to the
letter OF Mr.. Seward. The British Foreign Sec
Rotary frankly accepts the surrender of the snvoys
and their SHits as the full reparation England
had right to exact. The omission Of an apology
10 approved, because the act Of Captain wilkes
having been unauthorized and disavowed, an
apology would be purely formal and unnecessa-
~. With regard TO the points Of International
law raised and "ably argued' by the American
Secretary, Lord Russell admits the propriety of
making them the topic OF thorough discussion
and arrangement, and informs Lord Lyons that
IN the course Of few days he may expect to re-
ceive from the Foreign Once an enumeration Of
the questions in respect to which there appears 10
be ambiguity, and upon which agreement is de.
Hrable. With merited compliment to the skill
and good temper with which Lord Lyons had
conducted his part Of this delicate negotiation,
the dispatch Of Lord Russell closes
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Later from California

SAN Francisco, Jan. 2l.-The State Legislature
will hold its nrst session In the city to-day
All the streets Of Sacramento are navigable for
small boats Every house in this city has the water
over the lower floors.
The weather has been pleasant for two DAYS
past, and IL 1t continues so for two weeks the
stages may again commence running to the int.
Nor counties
Sandwich Islands. The Polynesian says that in
1860 one hundred and thirty whalers recruited at
their islands, and that in 1861 only sxty-nine re-
cruited.
The whole number of whalers North in 1861
was only seventy-six and for 1862 the whok feet
North so far as known here, will only be thirty
three. During the coming spring we can only
expect seventeen whalers to recruit here.
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ID The floating iron battery which has been
building for the last three months for the Govern
ment by Capt. Ericsson, at Greenpoint, Long
Island, was on Thursday launched In the presence
OF -arEe crowd. There have been but 100 work
Ing days since the date CT the contract. The ba:-
terry will be ready FOR service in a HE eyer a
week
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NOTICE.-Ths undersigned, who in known by
~ all to be law-abidlng and loyal citizen, and
one WI de.res to keen an orderly, aulet otlI sn's
tho tiles protection from encroachment upon his
JUST lights under his license, and under the Jaws Of
TINS city, ~on'd respectfully represent that under
and Goes not desire 10 violate any order of the mill
tary authorities he respectfully requests that no of
cer or 81 der OF the United States army will enter
his touse for the purpose of obtaining refre shments
or tSuors as he Will not sell to & en-. None bht
private citizens toitI be aseommodd
CHARLES hLOMAN.
fe l-lw No. 609 fth St. hatuean ID And z
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From Caire-The Mortar Boats

CHICAGO, January IA special dispatch from
Cairo to the Journal says that Ca pt Constable the
commander Of the mortar boats, has returplf froIu
Pittsburg. Twelve of the 49, inch nhortdNwit6
mortar beds and ammunition have been shipped,
and twelve oithe mortar boats will be immedi atey
put In readiness for active service
DR.: Scales, arrested at Bertrand, was tried al
Charleston on Wednesday, for horse stealing and
murder. The commissioners proved him guilty
Of both charges and sentenced him to close cou.
fncnent In the military prison during the war
The steamer BTuma Duncan arrived to-day
with large cargo Of powder and shell.
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ID The names Of the bridgeburners who have
been found guilty by court martial and sentenced
70 De shot, IN Missouri, are John c. Tompklns,
William J. FoTshey. John Patton. Thomas NJ
smith, Stephen Scott, George II. Cunningham,
Richard ID. CTowder and George M. PulIian.
They have been warned to prepare for execution,
and Informed that any who attempts to escape
will be immediately shot down.
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A BRILLIANT PARTY.-Last evening Secretary
and Mrs. Frederick Seward entertained the most
brilliant party Of the season, at the formers hos
pitable mansion. All the diplomatic corps except
the English Legation, lin mourning on account
OF the death OF Prince AlbeTt,) were present.
Also, Generals Mcclellan, Ord, Fitz John Porter,
Butterneld, King, and other distinguished mill
tary and naval oricers. and many Senators and
and notable citizens and strangers,
with large array Of fashionable beau.v.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvIIth CoNGRESs-secsnd Session.

SENArE.-Yesterday, after our report closed
The bill prohibiting the coolie trade was passed;
also joint resolution in relation to the expenses
Of the committee on the conduct Of the war,
directing that the amount appropriated by the
joint resolution Of the 9th instant for the payment
Of per diem and expenses shall be allowed and
paid at the Treasury. "a question had arisen In
holding once under the Government, called as
witnesses. were entitled to a per diem and by the
passage Of this resolution itwould be devolved on
the Comptroller Of the Treasury.l
The House amendments to the annual diplo-
matte and consular appropriation bill were con-
Cured in; and after consideration OF the subject
Of Mr.. Bright's loyalty the Senate adjourned till
Monday next.
HousR.-After our report closed
The House was In Committee Of the Whole upon
the naval appropriation bill, which was discussed
by Messrs. Kelly, Dunlop, Sargent and others,
and left in an unfinished state.
A resolution requiring the several railroad COM
panies which have received from States grants Of
public lands, made to such States by acts Of Con-
gress for the purpose Of aiding in the construction
Of the roads of such companies respectively. to
transport the property and troops Of the United
States their roads free of toll other charge
whatever, was considered and left with unfinished
business. Adjourned until Monday
FINANCIAL AFFAIRs.-From the N. Y. Evening
Post Of yesterday:
There is a better demand for the 7 30 Treasury
notes, ard at ? nor cent discount there are hume
rous buyers. IL is supposed that Mr. Chase has
concluded to issue no more to contractors at pre-
sent. The quotations at the Brokers' Board Is 81
s9s, 6nt no distinction is made between endorsed
and clean notes.
The price of gold is decidedly frmer to- day,
and at lO3 alO3H there In a strong speculative
demand. The purchases on buyers option within
few days have been very ncavy at 1O3 4a1O3X
and at these figures there Is now a steady absorb
ton for immediate delivery. The brokers are
buving freely at l03is and sell moderate sums at
1O3h.
Tine money market is scarcely 30 easy as early
in the week, and at per cent there is fuller
demand on call The paper market is also better
supplied, chilly from the grocery trade, among
whom considerable speculation has been going
On Of late. The rates for frstclass are 6a7 per
cent.
Mr.. Cisco received from Washington tod "
another instalment Of 81, 500 900 100 Treasury
notes and 81 900 90 coupon stock, which, together
with what was alresdy on hand will be delivered
to the banks when they are ready to receive them
The foreign exchange market is without ma
terial change, IL anything a shade higher on Lon
don. The Tste has been somewhat nominal for
s77r-2i days at 1O3 but to-day there Is some dis
position ~ hny at ll3all3R. The leading drawers
are holding Tor ll34ali
ar = PASSWORDS 2 Yeouired N
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Nor 70 TAKE PLACE We understand that the
usual weekly public reception will not take place
On Tuesday next at the Executive Mansion. rbi,
omission IL doubtless occasioned by the fact that
on the following evening Mrs Lincoln proposes
10 entertain Ter friends at private party, for
which the Invitations ito each Individual guest,
have already gone out.
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Spirit OF the Morning Press.

The IntsHigsnesr, in an exhaustive article upon
the new Treasury note bill, urges the policy of
making the interest on all stocks payable at
home and abroad, in coin only, even should 1t be
deemed constitutional and expedient to declare
the notes legal tender for all other purposes.
The RsPE6IicaH defends the hospital manage
ment by the medical department in the District,
from Senator HaIe's charge Of ineficiency and
sold fogyism."
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CENTS SILK CRAvATS AND NECKTIEs-
NJ Gents Silk Pook ct Handkerchiefs,
gents, Linen Cambria Handkerohiefs,
Cents Umbrellas,
Gents, Undershirts and Drawers,
1ne Cloths, vestl1gs and assimerss. for gents,
Linen shirtlngs Of the best grades Imported.
All q tue above st our provsrbislly low prices.
An insssction Of stock solicited 1t lncurs no
Obligation 10 purchase. ~
FERRY q BROTHER.
j. H-u Penn. avepue And Ninth ~
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Shin of the Lima Vermont.

. BOsroN, Jan. 30-The ship OF the line Ver-
mont was commissioned to-day, and will soon
leave for Port ROYAL under the command of Cap
tain Baldwin. She Is thoroughly fitted for a
store-ship and hospital-ship, and carries an ar
mament Of four s'xty-four Founders and twenty
thirty-two Founders.
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W We have received an able and apparea. "
conclusive vindication Of District Attorney Car.
ringtoa from the charges made against him befo,.
he Potter committee. IL will appear on Monday
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QICHARD TO TO THOMAS.

Said Dick to Ten the other day,
As TREY went down the street.
We stop at the Ratio House
To take drop and nave bite 20 eak
For there wen fod the best of ALE,
A nd choice fuids' OF every nd,
With or TIRs 10 an stewsd and fried,
a nd other dishes TO snit fastid ous minds.
"The cslls.' no odds when they are made.
5y many gussSst., or each one single,
OBRIlN ans friend DRNekL.
"Ah here's tho RIALTO HOUSE. an ron ma,
see ~'4~'
AZ 1. The corner ofNinsh street and ofD."
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W Ihers are now over seven thousand troops
IN Ne" Yorfcity awaiting orders to proceed to
the seat Of war "
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IL Marshal valiant has been appointed to take
charge OF the Prince Imperial OF France, who
will be six years old In March.
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BEAUREGARD TAKES FIFTEEN THOUs
AND MEN TO KENTUCKY.
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Remains ofZoiitcoffer and Peyton.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. 3l-The remains OF ZolIi.
coffer and Peyton reached Mumfordsville yester.
day In charge Of Zollicoffer's Brigade Surgeon,
temporarily released on parole for the purpose.
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NAVY YARD

There has been no arrival from the aotiua since
our last report.
The Yankee went down yesterday afternoon to
Join the hotilla.
The old boiler has been taken out Of the Mount
washington preparatory to putting IN the new
one.
Twentyseven carpenters were discharged a
FEW DAYS ance because Of the scarcity Of work