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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-24
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DIED.

DIED.
In Chardon, on Thursday morning, Oct.
23d, ROYAL II. MUNSELL, aged FL yoarF,
Youngest sou of Wm. G. and Harriet n.
Munsell.
The deceased enlisted in the S4th Regi-
ment o. v. l., and was appoiated Commits
sary Sergeant. About four weeks ago, he
returned to his homo in this village, qnite
feeble from the effects of disease contracted
iu camp, and We have now to record his
death. "Rolla" was we'll known in this
community, as an energetic and moral
young man, of agreeable manners and ex'
oellent prospects; and all who knew him
will be paiued to learn that no has beer
added to the number of those who have beer
sacrificed in this merciless war. Just before
his death. he expressed his faith in Christ
and ho died rejoicing in the hope of I
blessed immortality.
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The Continental Monthly.

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following changes
Tho Magazine has become the property
of an association of men of charactec and
largo means. Devoted TO tho National
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canals. finance and currency. The cause OF
gradual emancipation and colonization will
90 cordially sustained. The literary char
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nothing which talent. money, and Industry
combined can achieve. will be omitted.
The political department will be controlled
by Hon. Robert j. Walker and Hon. Fred
eric p Stanton. of Washington, ID. G. MIR.
Walker. after serving nine years as Senator
aud four years as Secretary Of the Treasury
was succeeded in the Senate by Jefferson
Davis. Mr.. Stanton served ten years in
Congress, acting as Chairman of the judi
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 4S
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Union Musical Association

Meets in this village, on Thursday next
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walk, formerly of Buffalo, and who is woll
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Eg7" The young ladies and gentlemen
Of this village are requested to meet at the
School.House, this (Frday) evening, Tor
the purpose of organizing Literary So
ciety.
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G9-Attention is invited to the advertise.
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& Reynolds, of ,ha Cincinnati venereal
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no THE MUSICAL.

PROFESSOR WM. G. WEBSTER. Of Nor
walk, has agreed to meet the Musical Con.
vontou which Is to DO held in Chordon, on
tho 30,h, and wi II conduct the exercises one
day, or longer as may be desired.
J.C, WELLS, Secretary.
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~ Hon. Peter Hitchcock, on receiving
the news that his son was killed in the
battle OF Perrvvlle, started for Kentucky,
TO recover his remains.
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5sv~Tho Court Of Common Pleas ad-
joutned on Saturday last, after a session Of
only four days Tho torn was an unusual
ly quiet and uuintercsting one.
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FE- Prof Rhodes will preach At the
Disciple Church in this village, next Sab
bath, at 1Ol o'clock, A. NJ.
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EyrMite Society tomorrow Saturday.
evening, at the Town Hall. Address by
Prof. Rhodes, Of Hiram.
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OCTOBER "a, 1862.

MISCELLANEOUS,
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MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,.
CAHhDAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
! From racemt surveys, completed August 10Th,
| 1862; cost 10000 40 engave IT, and one years
time. c,
Superior to any SIC naP,,ever made y Cotton
or Mitchell and sells nt tho lcw,price Of 30 Cents
1t is not ouly County Map, outlt Is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Cnnadas combined In
| one, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee ony woman or man 80 to s. per
day, and will lake back all maps that cannot be
sold, o nd refund the money.
| Send for 81 worth to try. -
Printed instructions how to canvass well, TUT
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Wantod-W Wholesale agents Tor our maps IN
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on which is marked Antietum Creek, MnryIeno
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Virginia and Ponnsyvnnia, or money Teiunoeo-
II.OH DIS -
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, I,
= ONO, INDIANA e. ILLINOIS,
J, is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
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. From the Tribune, Angus: 2.
J, "LJOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY
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FROnITFNNRssRR.

CAIRO, Dec. %.
An eyewitness taken at Trenton says
Col. Fry, in command Of 200 men, who
were half sick, the main part in
garrison previously sent to Jack
SON, as that place anticipated a rebel
menace, but, however, was only a
feint to draw the troops from Trenton.
When Col. Fry heard of the rebels ap-
preaching the latter place he made breast
works Of cotton bales around the depot
and placed his men behind them. The
rebels opened fire with three pieces Of ar
tie Fedsrsaisst sistv surrendered fESd dr 6ha 6dTanS the
skirmish several rebels fell from their
horses.
On Friday Colonel Taylor Of the 9th
Ohio, with Colonel Hawkins Tennessee
regiment, went on reconnaissance to
Lexington, Tennessee, where he met large
rebel cavalry force, and were badly cut up,
and a number of them captured. Colonel
Hawkins escaped and reached Trenton in
time to be captured there.
Dyer Station, this side of Trenton, was
evacuated yesterday morning, and at
Rutherford, first station this side Of Dyer,
there was diminishing yesterday after
noon. The rebels are under command Of
General Black.
General Davis started from Columbus
this morning to drive off the rebels or
capture them.
General Sherman's division is reported
to have embarked on transports at Mem
phis, on Saturday. Their destination is
either Vicksburg or flank movement on
the rebels at Grenada, at which placd they
have concentrated large force.
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, CommIssary, or other Departments OF the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend" paper
of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stamp, and we will send
copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have sc-
complished what We undertake.
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Cleveland. septl6RS1
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and ladies'. It'll sold by all respectable dealers,
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW 1OhK, Dec. Il.
The Commercial has Washington
special stating that there viii be no
change in the Cabinet. Those who sub
mitted their designations will withdraw
them.
The steamship Union has arrived from
Havana, Dec. 18th. No later news from
Mexico. The new Captain General, Dulce,
had arrived at Havana and Gen. Serano
had left for Spain.
The secessionists intended joining in an
ovation 10 him by accompanying him to
the entrance Of the harbor in a steamer,
but he requested,them not, and Gen. Dulee
forbade it.
There are still 10000 bxS old crop sugar
on hand. Unusually heavy rains have in
jured and retarded the new crop, which
will be small.
There were but twoi arrivals Of rebel
vessels with cotton, enc from MsnsnEas.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NEwBERE, N. G. Dec. 10.
Late North Carolina papers are full Of
complaints about an order emsnating from
the rebel Major General French, directing
tbs burning Of sn the cotton in the coun-
ties bordering on the Roanoke river which
is not moved west Of the Wilmington
Railroad by the 18th inst.
states that the small pOI prevails there as
an epidemic.
A Richmond dispatch Of a late date
says: At the Summit, ranged side by side
with our wounded, were the Yankee
wounded, receiving the same care care and
enjoying like kind treatment with our own
unfortunate defenders.
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0oENITTEE on TAsLEAUx-


AGR1oULTURAL.-F. R. Elliott, Esq, the
well-known dealer in fruits, seeds, plants, &c.
of this city, has recently returned from
Washington, where he has secured prOmi-
nent position in the Department of Agrieul-
turs, with the expectation Of being promoted
to the superintendsnce Of the Government
Experimental Garden, whenever it is put in
opsration-a position which few men in the
country arc better calculated to fill than he.
In the Experimental Garden it is proposed to
treat every variety of wheat or other grain,
ali varieties of vegetables, fruit, &c. If the
proper appropriations are made by Congress,
duplicate gardens will be established in every
state-tWo in each State. Government will
purchase every new and.rare product of the
soil that is considered valuable, and after
first giving it a trial in the principal Expert
mental Garden at Washington, it viii be sent
to the duplicate gardens throughout the
States. After reports are obtained from the
Earious gardens, its value in the several
States may be measured, forming a standard
by which distributions of seeds will be made
to the farmers Of the country. The agri-
oulturists Ofthe country are greatly interested
in the above scheme. Whether or not the
plan is carried into execution depends upon
Congressional action.
Mr.. Elliott would have particular superin-
tendence of fruits and wine-grOWing If the
Experimental Garden was established, for
which he is ably adapted. BE returns to
Washington to-day.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. p.
The President has acknowledged the re-
ception Of the designations of the Secreta-
~ of State, (AIr. Seward and the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, (Mr. Chase,) and
has informed3them that after due delibera-
ton, he has come to the conclusion that
the acceptance Of their designations would
be incompatible with the public welfare
The President has, therefore, requested
both to resume their respective functions.
They have resumed their places as heads
~ THAR raaraatiea da.a-{r,anfs
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HOG1DAYs HoL1DAEsl-The time is ap-

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FoETKEss MONROE, Dec. 20.
The Richmond Despatch or the T7Th
instant says; "On Monday, General Ev-
ans fell back across the Neuse River, and
burnt the bridge. He retreated seven
miles before an overwhelming force of the
enemy.
"The Yankees have possession Of the
Clinton road on the south side Of the river,
while our troops occupy the north side
Every mile Of the advance of the enemy
was strongly contested.
General Evans will wait for reinforce
ments, and will then probably drive the
invaders back to NeWbern."
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CHRISTMAS GITTs AT J. B. CoBB's.-
Photograph Albums, Back Cannon Boards,
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Gold Pencils,
Mathematical Instruments, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Webster's Dictionary, the WsVerly
Novels, Bancroft's History Of the United
States, Irving's Life Of Washington, Ma
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HORSE AND BUGGY FOR sALE.-A small
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Mr.. White Of Indiana, from the select
committee on border State emancipation,
asked leave to report 3 bill sppropristing
10000, 900 to aid Missouri in emsncipst-
ing her slaves, and that It be re-committed
to the committee. Agreed to, II to 33.
The House considered the bill to supply
the deficiencies for the year ending with
June next. The bill passed and the House
then adjourned.