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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-27
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EX XFER ES ! !

rIllE undersigned would say to the public that
Il he has commenced running his new, we'll.
finished and comfortable Express for passengers,
from Chardon TO Cloyeaud us follows
Leaves Chardon, Monday, NJ. and arrives
~ Cleveland at II NJ, leaves Cleveland from
the City Hotel, Tor Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Tuesday
Leaves Chardon, Woduesday,7 A. NJ, and ar.
rives IN Cleveland at ~ NJ leaves Cleveland
NJ.
Leaves Chnrdon, Friday, A, NJ, and arrives
in Cleveland az ~ M; leaves Cleveland from
the Guy Hotel for ChOrdon, 10 A, NJ, Saturday
0rr FREiGHT at very Low rites; and all
orrands and jobblng IN my line, donewIIh quick.
ness aud dispatch.
would say TO persons living out of town, that
their orders may be lett at the old Brick Store
lately occupied by Hall Il freeman, where they
will he promptly attended to.
would also saytn the people of this vicinity,
that they can go 10 Cleveland tor 90 less, aud
arrive there sooner, than they can by Pnlnesyile
] Will deliver passengers in any part OF the city
al the same price.
J.V d, ELDREDGE,P ,Psop,istor,
Chardon June 2Slh, le6lA @ 59ett
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IN pointed aud qualified as administrator dc
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ceased, late OF HunIsburg, Geauga County, Ohio
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IIuntsburg, June l3lh, ,ls62. 6jswS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
The SecrSsasy Of State on the Emancipation
Proclamation.

Paris papers received by the last steamer bring us
the annexed circular letter from the Secretary Of
State to our diplomatic and consular agents on ths
subject Of the Presidents Emancipation Proclsma-
ton. Bearing even date with that document, it
went abroad with it, and was received and made
public in Europe cotemporaneously with the Proca-
nation itself:
Dsp.rrsrsr o, STATE. wlmrNeroS. Sept %, 1862
GENTLEhEs: You will receive by the mail which
will carry you this dispatch of evidence which will
convince you that the aggressive movement OF the
Rebels against the States remaining faithful to the
Union is arrested and that the forces of tho Union,
strengthened aud re-animated. are again ready 10
undertake campaign on vast scale.
If YOU consut the newspapers You will easily per-
i've that the financial resources OF the insurrecton
decline rspidly and that the of raising troops
have been exhausted. On the other side you will
see that the financial situation of the country lie good,
and that the call for fresh troops. without which the
material force of the nation would be seriously Grip
pied, is being promptly responded to.
have already informed our representatives. abroad
OF the proach OF change III tie eocIal organza-
tion of the Rebel States. This change continues 10
make itself each day more aud more apparent.
In the opinion OF the President tho moment bas
TO place the great fact clearly before the
people of the Rebel States, and to make them under
stand that If these States persist in imposing upon
the country the choice between the dissolution OF
this Government, at once necessary and beneficial,
and the abchnoa of Slavery, it is tie Union and not
Slavery that must be maintained aud saved With
this object the President is about to publish proca
nation in which he that Slaverywil no Ion
ger be recognized any OF tue States which shall be in
rebellion the LIST of January next. While all the
good and wise men of all countries will recognize
this measure just and proper military net, III,
tended to deliver the country from terrible civil
war, they will recognize at the time the mod
Grafton and maguauimity with which the Govern
ment proceeds IN matter so solemn aid important
am, gentlemen, your obeoient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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DIED.

.cYvp,,.x n c.,a.v Ne, % c.,b.,,r. Alderman
A. IN n I ~ ,s an 'A1''""' wv -
phh sin ~ -. i" -. ~ E,.Tb.II /, rcd IS yesr,
ss,.., .on o9w r. nd frn,I, Bnmh. Of a.hs.y n J..
Tbs re.,se. and friend. OF the family bis her
inlav samuel Gilman are Invited 20 attend hi. fabuN 81
the sdsice Of the lsttcr No III West Arlington p'eo
~ this city, on Iue'day' Ioih in''' oe'o'A p III"
without 'ui'h" nonoe'
BLUAOHE-ln this city, on Saturday. Oct -, Isaac bli
QUE.
Philadelphia paPer' Please copy
Ssnsht,r Of William aud ssds Blsds af.d year. and
MONTH.
cARUANA-In Brooklyn. on Sunday DC, a. at the resi
Ssnc. n h,. cousin G. r. Causaa Fr.nci, Carusna, from
ksis, ssedo7 yeaf.. mouths aad 10 dfrs -,
He iesi.s and friend. respectfully Invited attend ihr
fufess from No " Jor'emon street b.ooan o. 1..e.
Oct % al Pelocf y M his ici'aL' WI DC 'aA'" "
Greenwood for inierinen,
CARFoOT - In Biookl,n, Saturday. oe, p. Henry
Cabot youngest % AItrufA-d sarah tsf!ooi aged
ysaf oloaih and y days
LoAdsn (EnEl'nd) raici' f.eio COPY
DE aAHCtLLIN-Nsa Spgtsw0 God y. j, on Saturday.
The Iesiivs. and isna. s .i.o no n.snbef' Of
the hswYos state socci, of Clio nssu re.pse,ful,
invited arnd innhy Church ca iuesdAJ feh i-'s
Gi pm.
DEsISg-Ia chi. city % Saturday Oc, Is T Henry. BE-
k,,d .ou II H.ary and inab,th nralfT sgd yeas
eTv1~,I, ,1- ,I,, Of Navy on Sunday ,vspus Oct
- Col John Tr,ns Uaiied sa.,. Arny s'rt = yrsf'
Oacef. Of ID. Amy AID NaS' and ~ f-nd' ~ ne AM
Cavsi1 Church four'l AVENUE on "ean''y '"''"' '"'
49lh mt. 81 ~ "c''et
vrFSryin a.. CIV on slrdsy OCT. q. Ms,ia lcrrey
IA he Al rear ~ toautl oi
Ireland.
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"D' ~, 81 Ar,b,i.J i AID s.raL L. eaaiIn, Eged
J"HNs'f ~ ~ 'N
ycns aAd : IN" iih''
HAL~LYOn Saturday OCT -, tafoiAe shal'' oAnsu'''
oi tho isi. Johh l. macy n n. n,
HARRISON - ia this city. on slnisy' ooi- 20 hehiS
hAfnson' sS'a'' yeas @N- "'o"-'' -,
Girvsu Sergeant Compin, b. nsb Regiment, n J. "
AGED ?! ys.rs months aid 10 days 49,.
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Ror tl,e Sick and Wounded.

Under an order from the tres.dD OF tho Uzted oates
national system has ablshed by the Sanitary Com
acs contributed by the people for the sick ana wounded
o. the Army and Navy The system after being well tired
formally approved aid Iendei oy tue Pre
dent the G-nsre-i Chief and the SurgeonGeneFA Inc
feet until the contributions delivered in tbs hosiis
where they necessarily from the control OF the Com
mia ion. or more than million articles scot through one OF
the largest of ,s channels OF supply has been ncesined
used Discreet sad trustworthy Gseuts constantly
poyed visiting all divisions OF tie army including those
he coast the Mississippi aud the Western from
tier Oh their wants. 20 direct supPnes where tey
most needed and TO far practicable their
hone., use The Commission does not Undertake to de-
articles individuals and declines to receive conbu-
lions restriction their destination within the
the force employed In the service OF the Nation.
meat OF Nstiora unity wherever il come in ar.gon-
lem with locgl pride. The distribution OF hoapitat
suppes IL bat Of the work OF the Commisson IL
EMPLOYS the profess ona talent men can Oe oDtHloec IN
the country aid it's larger pupOseto do that possbe
og the health rnd vlo Of hsaug men, to tighten thsir
burdens end to sustain their spirits Under the rriyscns sho
hsrlsaps tich essential part II successful warfare
For purpose contributions TO its treasury are soieied
They directed 20 the treasurer u L. oihOSu e'4s
No. 90 Walst., New-ioTk. -
Comnissi under appointment from the Prssicen o.
h- United States: rhe Rev Henry w Bellows. D. rrof
A. u. Knche. Ii. d.; George w Cnlum, u iehsn-
Wnnx H. Van Buren, NJ D.; wo,ott Gibb. NJ u. sam
ue q. Howe ~ D.; Cornelius X: Agnew, NJ d. Elisha
Harris. NJ D. j. s Sewbeuy. NJ, ID. Geo'se l. So asi
Uorce Binncy IT, the Rght Rev. rhos NJ Clsrh D. tue
Hon Joseph Holt X. w. Burnett; tho LIN MAX okinHH'
Frederick Law Olnlsted.
Conrbutons OF susbe supplies For The sict and wounded
will received at tho rooms OF tue Nomeus central heet
Association No. 10 3dsv., Cooper Union, Nav fork FOR
the Commission No 48 Brosdwsy. OF by mail to FRED.
LAW OLMSrED. General Secretary, Washington
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WANTS OF TIE ARMY.

The World parades in parable! columns extracts
from amy letters and Washington dispatches,
from tbs and other journals, TO show, on the
one hand. that there is on actual restitution OF
arms and clothing in the army, and on the
other that this is denied for the sake OF dam
aging Gen. Mcclellan, and preparing the way
sor his removal" OF course The World knows
bs,ter than to believe its own assertions, but
homes nevertheless to make others credit these
.landers. The simple truth is that both
the statements from the army and the statements
from Washington are true. There is no want
in the Amy of the Potomac made known at
tine War Department that is not Immediately
SUPPLIED. TO do otherwise would be to argue
that the Administration is both knayish
and foolish, and too foolish to make its
knayery of any avail. The policy would be
simple suicidal, and instead of "remoy-
ing Mcclellan" would destroy ITSELF But
still it is no doubt true that there are
regiments, perhaps many of them, IN need OF
shoes arms, and clothing, but the want Is Tie
fault Of their own officers, and particularly
their quartermasters. Sometimes through care
lessness sometimes through ignorance, the
proper r..auisitions are not made at the proper
time. and the soldiers suffer in consequence.
Whether there may not be some remedy for
such ignorance and inefficency in regimen;al
officers, 10 another question. But, while it is
true shat they neglect their duty, it is equally
true that the Government supplies every want
"a fast as it is made known 10 it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

We trust the glorious old County of Wash
ngtOn is preparing to roll up an old-fashOned ma
lority for the WadswoTth ticket, and especially
for her candidate for Congress, Hon. EDWARD
DoDD. Mr. Dodd has served tso terms already,
to good Acceptance, and is lii all things the
right man for the place. \ strong effort Will be
made to diminish his vote in Rensselaer, on local
grounds, 3ut we trust without success. Every
supporter Of the Presidents Proclamation OF
Freedom ought to work a if all depended on
his individual eKertons. Mr. DOdd's mSjorit!
should no, fall below 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28
Stealing MINES.

Among those announced as Nico-Presidents at The
Seymour meeting last week at the Academy Of Ma.c. 10
Brooslyn wa. N. name Of Mr A. Br,wneL swciknosE
md respected citizen fsr from the COMMITTEE Of ATsns
mem. q that cling having sD. authority to pso bic name
they we're expressly prohibited from doing IA letter, Of
which the following .scoIy:
BHoOKLTs Oct. 81. 1914
JAWS b. CKNG ,sq, Cha'"shy1 com"His'' DC
DrAR SIR Rad the honor TO receive your e.
teemed favor OF the 10Th inst, respectfully inviting
me 10 act AS one Of the VceresideLs al the Gfard
Mass Meeting you propose 10 hold On tho evening Of
tho "a inst For this distinguished confederation,
accept my profouod thanks. With my present views
of political couscryatsIn ii will not be corss'en for
me - accept your invitation, for do not indorse ne
Democratic Nomiaafions mace at Albany. And hay-
inc lad the honor 20 serve M n delegate IN another
political convention which put In nomination men
whose undoubt,d patriotism aud loyalty have been
shown, NJ only by their words but by their deeds-
shall feel solennly boundto use whatever influence
can to elevate these TO the positions they have
been nomina 81 for. And believing MS DO, that
the men WI re giving themselves. their sons,
their fortunes and AL TO save our Government and
nation are more deserving the votes Of their fellow
citizens tian tlose who by their speeches aud sets,
give nothing but aid and comfort to JEFF. DAVIS,
Wood g. Co., 1 therefore most respectfully
decline the honor.
Very respectfully yours,
A. c. RROWNEIL.
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4 leading Democrat Of this State recently
said: - We elect Seymour, We intend TO
haze tain cursed war stopped instantly whether
Lincoln agrees to it or not And, if we carry
the next House Of Representatives, we viii
have It together on the 9TH of March next at
Warrington, whether the President calls 1t or
not. This Infamous war on our Southern
brethren Nut and shall come to an end.
This nan stands high in the confidence Of
HOrat0 Seymour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

AUGUSTUS FRANK and WASHINGTON HUNT
are rival candidates for Congress in the Genesce
district of our State--each of them personally
unexceptionable and entitled to the hearty sup
port Of those who concur generally in his poll
teal views There ia no pretense that either
was not duly nominated, but some complain
that Mr. frank ought not to have been-that,
having already been twice elected, he should
have stood back for some one else. If this logic
were good against either, it might be urged
with greater force against Mr. Hunt, who has
been A,ics elected to Congress, beside holding
ether good offices and running for more. The
TACT, hos ever, that each OF them has been so
honOrcd N the past, ana has seryed acceptaby,
works rather for than agast the fitness OF his
present nomination. A voter who prefers Mr..
Hunt 70 Dir. Frank, while protesting 10 sup
port the Federal Administration, and especially
the Presidents Proclamation Of Freedom, may
be sincere IN his professions. but he has the
stra1gest possible way Of showing it.
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ndence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

spUndencs Of The N. Y. Tribune.
fkNSsILyAEIA, Oct %. 1853
The soldiers from this State voted last year, but
the Supreme Of tho decided the vote unOonsu
onA srrans made TO take the vote this
election But for that the Republicans would have met
disaster anywhere IN the State the figures Of the Xiih
Congressional District (GTows will show At the Presden.
tial election in 1850 the vote OF Su-quebsnna was;
Lincoln. 40
At this election
9i5 Sopksr Ti9
The Republican being So ess than os Lincoln. Wide
the Democrats 10 l9 greater than II In 1850 while
there 200 volunteers from the county 600 OF
whom RI pubcans LuzorDe Che oher county com
posing tie DISTRICT gave Lincoln 1900 votes and 55 for
Fusion and gives CochrOn s. 6s and slenls be
rg greater aggregate vote than gvea In 1860 while loo
en had gone the war 300 OF whom by actual Of
Dames Republican, The Republican vote Of the couaiy
now IL $50 than gave Lincoln while tho Democratic
vote $50 greater than IL In 1890 So ali Democrats
a. to III. war these gue, would be very difficult TO explain
To the two oouutios compong the District the Democrats
poed ths election ~ votes tLan they did r. the
Presidential while ths Republicans polled 2o1i less and
there v ere 5000 volunteers from the District.
This accounts for Crows defeat and the state of
things in other parts Of the State explains the sdye.e results
there The men Luzene who resisted the dram by Orcs
on Friday preceding the election marched to tho polls
Tuesday In procession az voted the Democrats tcse
which show ed coustcIcy OF action found coy In the ranks
Of the pre,en, Democracy. Your. truly. nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-28

TIE g05ld, q Democratic campaign paper =. -
This city, was largely used ior that cad, pre-
vious 10 tLe late election ia Pennsylvania.
Some 300 copies daily were procured by
certain Democrats mere and forwarded 70
Philadelphia and III enylTons especially, ana
tie eIcellrl. result was shown in the RepublI-
can mtj.nty. 1t is thought it Will be equally
eiicAc;ons ia this little island