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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01
Gen Wool on the Loss Of Harper's
Ferry.

To The Editor Of tie ". J.. Times
I've following in the New York Times,
of October d, is from your Washington
correspondent:
From statements of officers here as
witnesses before the Military Commission,
il appears that Gen Wool was urgently
advised by the War Department to aband
on Iarpcr's Ferry and to concentrate all
his forces on the Maryland Heights more
than ten days before iIarper's Ferry had
been invested lIarylaud Heights, COM
plctely commanding Harper Ferry, and
being thoroughly defensibie point
Viii. h the latter was not. Gen. Wool,
however. took the responsibility of be-
lieyiag that the Ferry would not be at.
tackled, aad SO disregarded the advice.
There is not one word of truth in the
above. Harper's Ferry could have been
defended by 10000 men if rightly direct
ed Col. Miles sure adered l2.200--
The possess II Ii .ryhnd Heights by
the enemy did not inses;aae a;h the de-
fense of Harper's Ferry. Ihcy had no
guns on the Heights that could do the
slightest injury or prevent the defense Of
the Heights Of IIarper's Ferry. II Col
Miles had obeyed my orders the Mary
land Heights would not have been taken
possession of by tic rebels.
joins r. WooL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01
Major Ger
Major General.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1852.

INLTINORE, IutsuSy, Uct. T, INU-.
T." John Van Buren, has teiegraphci
.tne Seymourites at Rome as follows
will attend ucetn4 Al Rome on Fri.
day. at , D clock a9tn itatLatayette
is9. VAN buren,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01

DklED BEEF.
MA. sugar Cured Dried Beef for sale at retail, b
ectG- ktLLuLa bIEdE.
1jOLhET HESS AN ID BAChGAM-
i NON BOARDS.
Just receit
BRawNtIl's Ro0E sToEr
att3-d ifhhud NJ ain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01

The parents Of Mr. Sellers were in
formed of the approaching death Of their
son by two young ladies-Miss Mackley
and Miss Bennctt--w drove carriage
So miles, aud thus enabled the father and
mother Of the young nlan to reach lis
bedside twelve hours before his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01

Gay We notice the streets in many
parts of the city have had sad havoc
played with them by the heavy rains this
season, and we see but little done in tile
way Of repairs. II is now very Lite far
work on the highways f. be ofpernanent
benefit, hnt We say better late than
never
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01
JOHN sTANSUS.

Custom House once, Keokuk, Aug 20. ro2-auge,>-ot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01
OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS

Received daily hy Express. choice Baltimore Fresh
Oysters for sale by the Can Case.
ocl2I-d ROBERTSON No QUEEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-01

nlFp Go H. Sellers, son of Rev
\ A Sellers, Of tais county, private oil
Co. |, 50th Regiment Iowa yosUnl ers,
died on the 3Qth day Of October d. lie
residence Of John G. Iioa .ta, ia ou,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08

MEALS ADDITION To VILLAGE OF MONEE.
Juhu IIHskins Off Rd 10 I.04
TOWN LOTS IN THE VILLAGE OF CRETE.
Mrs Dr Brown 3 800
{ y Newman ehf 43O
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
FROM Cairo and Below.

CAIRO, April 3, lo62
A Special Dispatch to the Chicago L's-'
ing Journal says.
The steamer Philadelphia. which va
blown away in the gale yesterday mo[Di.s
and supposed to be lost. has been io. ~
ashore Just above Columbus. She is D4.y
damaged, and lost three of her crew O'e'
board.
Eight persons were blown oyerOl..i-
from the steamboat America and arOSn'.
A fat boat, occupied by poor ialIh, -
residents, was blown away and SUM- |,
family escaping upon coal oafs'
hoated past.
The Cairo and Columbus wharipo@I, -
towed back last night, not hueH O-
aged. ,-.,t.
Things is workin' at No. 10. Night 8, 81
fore last Colonel Roberts, Of lllineH
regiment, with 40 picked men OF BIS e. e.,
mani, in company with boats ereN a. 4
each Of the gunboats, under e9nil.-s -.
lst master johnson, Of the 81. LOUISE. =. p
ed at IL O'Clock to take soundIngs; IN,
o'clock they brought up at the heI.D - ~
which is the upper one Of the reoel 49, 49,.
where they landed. The rebel seI. 4,
fred their pieces and ran in, lea'iT I'd.
battery in cur possession. Inc ,b.y
troops found six guns here, when -
spiked and left. One of the guns o.. spi
massive ca pounder; the rest were ~ -n,,Isi
32s. Not man was killed or tbs
on our side, nor was any one hun "
other as far as heard from, y, 10
Deacon Bross arrived here from --,,s.e,lJ
last night, and expresses himself P 20
satisfied with Com. Foote'S opeIA'T,s- o,s's
This will be a great relief TO Con- w.
friends, here and elsewhere J
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Joliet Election.

The following is statement Of the votes
cast for the various candidates at the cleo
ton for town ofhcers-the officers elected
are all Democrats, of course:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Democratic victory.

The Democracy Of the town Of L1ckrort
achieved gicri Us victory over their r.
publican opponents at the election on the
LIST inst. There were two straight parry
tickets in the field and ! oh rariie se1'rte
them elves to their utm -. The Dem &c, attic
maj rity is nearly one hundred. The fol-
lowing are the officers elected
SuyeIvisor-Simon Lanergon.
Town Clerk-Danil L NJ ,rtin.
William w Marcy.
Collect John D0nnl ne
Com. Of Highvays-Marvin Eddy.
Justices Of the Peace STEPHEN Dswse,
and Dewitt Z. Norton.
OVeTseer Of Pc, George Turner.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Circular from the Treasury Deps-.-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT NJ :"

SIR For the purpose of r.ro.:
far as may properly be done. tho as
tons upon commercial intereourss t.ss'iie-
the loyal States and those nor,;,. os'Neen
United States heretofore declared 6y NJ ,, 'as
lamation of the President to be mp Pre-
surrectionary control, which now w H.
may hereafter come ioto the possss. are o.
TIE forces Of the United States. ,ba Ct
and regulations governing such ;,. ue;
commerce prescribed by the Sarra..'t.IInal
.he Treasury, bearing date Of MAJ g, q
1862. are hereby modified so far a. :. nh
thorize the respective Surveyors ~ ~ s1'
Customs at the ports Of Wheeling o. a.. A'
natl, Madison, Louisville, New kh i-,'a'
Evansville, Paducah, Cairo, and s.
to issue permits for the Transparent; ,1'-ls "
merchandise, and exchange Of tba
for money or products of the sol s.Is
application being made TO them resni t.l
lively, if satisfied of the loyalty aud F .aa;
faith Of the applicant, and upon the e. ~
If an affidavit, properly executed tba,.s
permit so applied for shall net. if grs -I .ls
be used SO as to give in any way snv "a
comfort, or encouragement or iDforms,;.--
TO persons in arms against the Goyern,r,..-a.
Of the United States. or under insr.,s4 '
tionary control or direction. nor IN .s-
wise inconsistent with the terms and 80.
Of the aforesaid Rules aud RegpIa,;,-,r. pm
You will hereafter cease coiiectin, a.
per centage or fees for permitting tbs7 ,,,.
sit and exchange of merchandi,e letvsa-
the loyal and insurrectionarv sep,io,. !,
the country, other than the usual cb,,s.
Of twenty cents for each permit 50 rr1T,sg
1t is furthermore directed that no ~,
mits be granted for any articles fgrf;5i.,
bv the military authorities to h. ,,,,,
ported into the territory occupied bv ~.
forces of the Uaiiei States.
Parties, therefore, desiring PRIVILEGES E.,
commercial intercourse provided in. Il.
Rules and Regulations as herein ugj;ssI
will hereafter make their application 5i,s.,
to the proper Surveyor, and not 70 S.
lary OF the Treasury.
am. respectfully,
Your Obeiient servant
). Z. CHASE.
Secretary Of the Tregs7-v
Encch 7. Carsons, Esq, Surveyor vf Jgs
toms, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
From New Madrid.
Camp near New Madrid. April s

Camp near New Madrid, April 5.
The gunboat Carondelct went down last
night from Island No. 10. having run the
rebel blockade with perfect success.
The boat left her anchorage above the
Island in the early part of the night, dur
Ing the severe storm which prevailed dur
lug the whole night.
She tuwed as slight protection, barge
on her port side. l,aded with baled hay,
and directed her cour-e 10y flashes Of light
ming.
TIE voyage was somexhat hazardous,
the boat having been fired upon some thir-
ty times while passing the head Of the L.
land.
The guns Of the rebel batteries. being
pointed up stream, could no: be trained 80
as to injure the boat after she had passed
the Notifications
Her chimney took FIRE for the first time
since she has been in the service, which
disclosed her position 10 the enemy much
more accurately than was desirable.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
Baltimore. April 8.

Baltimore, April 3.
Tie following intelligence is from the
special correspondence Of the Baltimore
American:
The number Of rebels in Fort Pulaski.
Savannah, as reported by deSerters. is 500.
Two German companies there had revolted
and were in irons. Sherman's mortar and
seige guns were so stationed that the guns
of the Fort could not reach them.
The rebels have withdrawn all their
troo2s FRI IN the coast and abandoned their
earthworks, previously removing their
cannon to Savannah The city of Savan-
nah, however, is said to be strongly forti-
fed, and al the approaches to il. The
force there is variouslv estimated by ref
ugees at 10000 to 000-probably the
former Is more nearly correct.
great dependency existed among the
the troops aud people at Charleston. The
fall of Newberne created the greatest con.
sternation. The fire eaters ridiculed the
North Carolina troops, charging them with
cowardice. The shop keepers and bank
ers in Charleston had also refused TO re-
ceive North Carolina money. and there
being two North Carolina regiments there
at the time, revolt was the consequence.
ana the shops were broken open and the
troops helped themselves. The regiments
refused to serve any longer, and were al
lowed to return home.
No direct information of the abandon.
ment of Pensacola by the rebels has vet
been received, but it was generally be-
lieved that our troops had crossed over
from Santa Rosa Island and occupied the
place.
The latest advices received from Norfolk
by the Underground railroad leaves no
room to doubt that The Merrimac is .bor-
ough.y repaired and in commission. and
ready for another expedition against the
wooden walls Of the Federal navy and river
transports lying in the Roads The DELAY
of the Merrimac in coming out is believed
to be that she is waiting for ammunition.
for the heavy guns that have been placed
on board of her, and also for some infer
nal machines, which are being constructed
by Bombastes Mallory. The rebel steam
ers jamestown and Yorktown were also
getting strengthened and more thoroughly
clad with iron at Richmond to JOIN the ex.
petition.
As to the loss Of life on the Merrimac
in her encounter with the Monitor, we have
now what is claimed to be positive ihfor>
nation. One of the recently arrived cons
trabands states that he was a nurse in the
general hospital at Norfolk, and that up to
the time of his departure he had helped to
shroud 80 Of the crew of the Msrrimae.
and that 10th Com Buchanan and Lieut..
Meyer are dead.
There were still a number of the wounds
ed surviving The contraband also states
that the last two shots OF the Monitor were
( represented to be the only ones that seri>
ously injured the Merrimac Shots were
thrown under her shields at the moment
she attempted to run the Monitor down.
The military stationed at Norfolk from
the Gulf States have been very severe on
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Election in Troy,

The Democrats in the town Of Tr, had
things their own way last Tuesday. The
following gentlemen were elected:
Nicholas Hull.
Town Cierk-Michacl ID Hon.
Assessor-J,i n Dillon.
Colector-John Dempsey.
C,m. Of Highways-James Paul.
Osorseer Of PJnr-D b Currso.
Justices Of the Peaee-JJhu Dillon, D c.
Seals.
Cons;ab,es- Patrick McCarty, P. W.
PumernN.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08

the Virginia ehivalry since the A.,
Roanoke Island. Even the R GeIeat at
Blues, the very pink of chivalrv bt. ah
len in public estimation. All s. nave fal-
very to o: Jennings Wise, bu. hi; s'1 On bra
has so fallen in public estimat;on ms iather
is proclaimed in Norfolk a cowar5 mat be
troon. In his escape from Nae;s u ana pol,
rode thirty miles on horseback nead: be
standing he had previously rep5,, nvI9T Elth
self too III to remain at Roanoke ~ ~ Ain-
the head OF his command. Nv inf .ana 81
says that Wise would be booted e f'II, ~
to appear in the streets of MORRILL, ,In sefs
mond. -A W Inch,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08


David Judoh ne OR hf lngcrsoIds
Addition y
Aruolds addition TO Plainfield
Clement H Goodwin west end 1898
u Wights addition 10 Piainfrld
Nonresident Lots ., IL, II IS
East PIainfeld
II Miller 3is
J G Fairbanks addition PlaiaheId
NJ sharp So, GIO SCI
same II, 10 &I6 9S
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
,Iected county Treasurer.

A CHANCE FOR INvEsTNENT.-The sale
Of lots for ci Y taxes takes place on next
Thursday, l0ih inst. Persnns wishing to
realize u hundred per cent, a. least, on
money invested, should attend the sale
While it is paying investment, it is ore
10 which there is no risk. The purchaser
either gets the property or his money back
increased hundred fold.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
Tornado at Cairo.

CAIRO, April -, 1852
A Special Dispatch to the Chicago In.
bune SAYS
a tremendous gale from the soutbvsa
passed over Cairo at three O'Clock III.
morning. and for time the destruction 4
everything movable. Barracks and hou,a.
were leveled 20 the ground. The shipri,,
in port WAS badly injured.
The loss Of life i supposed to be felrlor
but not ascertained as vet. 4 l.r,e nun.
Der of transports were in the river le,Wss,
this point and the Tennessee and belar
and /, l. feared they have suffered co1.a-
cradle bat it Is now too early to learn ite
full extent of the gale or tie deslrcsi..a
accomplished.
The steamer Philadelphia is reportals
have sunk With all on board. She US
loaded with corn, and had three Ice haas
10 tow. So far a acertainel. the ,rs1~
ports at the river lost five men blownvTsr
DO ird, and several had their legs lr.kss.
The steamers suffered To considerable
extent, Steamers and tugs were c,ry
dispatched down the river t. discover ne
damage, If any had been d ne, 70 as
hipckading fee, ~ Island N. 10. Nothing
has Yet been heard from below. Felrsafs
entertained rs to the salty Of the iEll.-
ports ia that locality.
The STEAMER Stevenson. With frt7
Quirtcrmasters' lahorers was blown H.f
th- river TO the Kentucky shore. lu; @,
lives ere lost. Coal boats. ice beats, sri
small floating craft, were driven into lie
stream. and sunk with ali On hyaTL
The hospital boat John l7ers wasssTsrs
l. injured at NO. nd City, AMI slyaf.l
bu 'ldings destroyed.
SECOND DISPATCH.
10 o'CLTCK p. MA small craft tel %
the leyee, in front of the St Charles Il tl
occupied by poor man and a fam.iS. +
persons, parted from her mourinss during
the gale this morning, and all yn lear.
were Grounded. The wharf boat IF re
Ohio and Mobile Railroad was bl.vl
bushes on tine Kentucky shore
At Paducah the storm WAS rery sever,
unroofng thirty houses, including tie
Marine Hospital q d large ware house
adjoining the wharf boat.
The damage done to steamers and prop
erty along the liver is immense. TIE
Evansville packet Corier barely ESCAPED
destruction.
The storm was exceedingly violent n
the vicinity OF the Cumberland river, tri
we are without particulars.
The steamers Minnehaha arrived III.
afternoon with troops from St. Louis.
The steamer Universe has just returned
from a successful search for the sieansi
Philadelphia, reported sunk. She vas
found about one mile this side Of Coluu-
bus, and her crew taken of, excepting
three men, who left the Philadelphia IN
:kiif and have not b,en heard from Since
The'river is still falling.
Nothing Of interest from New Ms-'.l
and below.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08

rag Our columns are devoted this week,
almost exclusively, to the publication ofthe
tax fist. Our readers will bear with US in
this matter; for it has been lang time
since we have enjoyed like favor-and for
which We are indebted mair.ly to the popu-
larity of our friend Richardson. our newly
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08

Notice Is hereby given that application will Toe made
to the County Court of Will County State of Illinois at
the May Term thereof TO be held the Cuurt o, in
Joliet. on the third Monday of May A d. ISC2 for
Judgment against such lands and city and town lots
Tor SAID taxes, interest and costs and for order 10 sell
SAID Lands, city and town los for the satisfaction Their
OF anu all lands, city aud lots for the sar Of
which AN order shall be made, will be exposed to- public
sale at the north door of the Court House in said Coun-
", IA the City Of Joliet, the 9TH Monday Of Nav
u 1eo Tor the amount of Taxes interest aud Costs due
thereon as Is provided by law. Sale to commence at 10
clock A NJ BENZ. RICHARDSON. Treasurer
and eS-OiicO Collector Of VIII Co.
Joliet April S. lSb2,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
N b. The cost each tract of land will be ffty-six
cents. and each city and Gown lot thirtynne cents
BENZ. RICHARDSON, Treasurer
and ex-ofiicio Collector of VIII Co

The undersigned publishers Of the Joliet SsgaaL
weekly newspaper published in the City of Joliet win
County, State OF Illinois, do hereby certify that the
foregoing list Of lands city aud town lots situated In
the County Of Will and State Of Illinois on which taxs
remain due and unpaid for the year ls6l, was pub
lished in said paper the St day of April A D. 1852
and that the number Of transcripts correspond with the
number Of papers distributed for that week. aud also
that We have complied with the law Ofthe State in the
distribution Of said papers We further certify that the
foregoing list was carefully compare with the original
as furnished rs by the Treasurer and cx-cO Collector
and was found correct; that number of tracts of
lands and city and town lots accurately correspond
and that the original list literally followed in Ills
pnonoauon' Z. c. FARLEY
Jolie., April, S, 1862
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-08
THIRD DISPATCH.

THE STORM AT ISLAND 40. ~.
10! O'Clock p. M.-The Pike has Jas
arrived from the Island with inielllsehes
to Pm The damage to the feet Is les
than was anticipated. The gunboa's ahl
mortars are uniniurel. Two transports
the Pike and Swallow, were damaged coz
siderably.
The COMMANDMENT is still carried u
vigorously, but the results are unknown
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
Mrs. Nichols Select School.

The Winter Term OF Mrs. Nichols Sc
lect School for Young Ladies'. will com
meuce on Monday, December l't, and
continue twelve weeks. Tuition Com
mon Branches, including U. s. History,
$500; Higher Arithmetic, Algebra, Nat
ural Philosophy and other Higher Branch
es, $500; Latin, Sl,oU extra. No de-
duetions made for absence, except for
pro,racled illness.
Chardon, Nov. 20,h, lsG2.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

THE ECONOMY OF IIEALTM.-The busy nation
Of Americans has 1910, 0 600 working population,
whose services may be estimated at 50 per day.
and their ANIMAL loss by sickness al an average
of EN- days each in the year. This gives total
loss OF S24o, 1000, ,OOo-a sum times as large as
the cost Of the General Government, including
the Amy, Navy, Post Offices, Legislators, For.
eign Ministers, and all. The amount weighs over
six hundred tons in pure gold
A large proportion Of tins costly suffering might
be averled by timely attention to diet, clean
liness, and above all by the proper use of the right
remedy in season. When a 25 cent box OF Ayers
Pills will avert an attack Of illness that IT would
take several days to recover from, or dollar
bottle OF Ayers SarsaparilIn will expel lurking
disorder that would bring the sufferer to his back
for weeks or months, does is take any figures TO
show the goot ECONOMY of the Investment
When Fever ard Ague is ranking in your veins,
and shaking your lite out oil you Is il worth the
dollar il costs Tor his AeuE CURs to have The wills
lpinous disorder expelled which il does surely aud
quieklyl When YOU have taken cold, is 1t pru-
dent to wait uutil il has settled on the lungs,wlen
lays or weeks or months must be spent in uyiug
to cure it, even il it can be cured at all-or Is
cheaper 10 take Ayers Cherry Pectorai, costing Q
few shillings, and remove the trouble before II
! serious4 II takes no wisdom TO decide 66o
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

NoTICE.-JoHN NJ. WOODRUFF, a non'
IN resident OF The State Of Ohio. is notified that
Della A. Woodruff did, on the 2Olh day OF Nov,
1862, file her petition in the Office ol the Clerk OF
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
Coun " Of Geauga and Staie Of Ohio, charging
the su i'd defendant with babilual and gross neg
lect OF duty for the years last pnst and more
and asking that she may be divorced from the
said defendant, and have custody Of child, &c
which petition Hill stand for hearing at the nexI
Term OF said Court. .....'"
THRASH ER, DURFEE g. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
November 20th, ls52, 67lw6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiTin'S Celebrated
Silver-COated FEMALE PILLS.

GpIE only certain and sale Remsdy for all
j Uterine DISTINCTIONS, Monthly Difficulties lr.
regularities and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mo,her, is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain no deictcrious ingredients
but are safe ard certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happiost efloct in oil
c1eos Of rroiapsus U,eri, in Lcucorrhcn or tie
Whites; they will be found the easiest aud most
certain cure that can to found. IL ia on account
OF this certainty tina, they should NO, be taken
by Pregnant Females, ,dgrjng he .frst3 months,
as m,Scarri1Cc is certain to be brought onI hut at
other periods ther use is perfectly safe.
N. B IS 90 enclosed tonny authorized Agent,
will ensure pucltnge Of pills by return Of moil.
c. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, C. W, Buffalo, N Y.
CAuTroS --ncware Of Countcricls the genuine
have thesi Inature OF c. CROSB \ on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
0-FFoy alo bv A Cook, Chardon; c. S. Field
Fast Caridon; c. P Treat, Ciai!doni f. Thonp'
son, liuntsburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21
MANY uro ,heinventions aud in prov

es~Many arc theinventions aud improve
msn,s io the Scionce of chirography since
tho ancients made uso Of the papyrus and
style. For instance, gooso quill, s,eel'Pon,
putta.perchs, diamond pointed, etc But
we havo atcor taintd thai Hol'if,'h fansee
disciple of lux, pou and fooscap has been
here some time, making his marks, and va
rious fiouri,hes to amuso the eh'ldron,
which be hs, succeeded in doing quite well
He says he shall open a school iu Burton,
tho coming wintor. We have no doubt, il
he ia known there as we'll as he is hero. he
will meet with success.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-11-21

BLACK SOLDIERS IN FldnT.-We learn
from Fort Lincoln. that part ot tho negro
regiment had fight wiki Guorr'I,"s on
Thursday last. which resulted IN driving
the bushwhackors from our soil. ki!'eo
twenty and wounding large numher.
Eight nograes wero killed, and L'eutonant
Craw, q white officer. Our informant te"s
As that the blacks displayed va'or never
surpassed by any acknowledgements
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