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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

6OO, OOO A'z 70 81 Sail -" A'A"''
Llogds neU steel plate county eolorsd
Map Of tn United States, CaaadSs,
and Neg BrRs0ick.
From recent surveys, comTie ted Aug. 10, 1864
cost $40 600 to engrass 1t and eas years tune.
Superior to any $40 map ever made By Cotton or
Aitchell and sells at the low price Of afxy cents
30 600 names are engraved on this map.
II Is not onIy Comfy Map, but 1t is also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the U. s., and Csn8dAS combined In 0ns giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or mao % to o. per day,
and viii take back all maps that cannot be sold and
Fefand the money
Send gor OIL worth 10 Try.
Printed Instructions how to canvass WELL furn-
izhed ali our agents
wAufes--wholeaaIe aaaata for our Map In every
State. California, Cansda, Engiaud, Prance, and
Cuba, fortune may be made with few huaarea
dollars capital. No eompstftsoa
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The War Department. uses Gar Map of Virginia
Maryland, aud Pennsylvania, cast si0a 900, ca
which 10 marked AntietRm Greek, skarpshurg
Maryland Highks, WiiliamspoFt Ferry, RhoFers-
vile, Noland's Ford, and al others on the Poso~
mac, and every plsce In Maryland, Virginia. and
Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
LIs0TD'B
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY, OHIO,
INDIANA, AND ILLINOIS
IL the only authority for Gen. BaegI and the war
Department. Money refunded 10 any ens nading
an eFFoF In 1t. Price 30 ceutR.
Frou the Tribune Aug g.
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iEa coat Ia but d centa and q Il lag hs4E saA4eA
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Sow oPga 10 oTTUawA, FIFTY KILLS.
FurtAsr WssI faan sng otAsr Railroad In L,tya
In csnnSsion witA ths
CHICAGO, BtRLlGgToS QUINCY RAILROAD
sAorgass Qwlesea aad Bssg Route
To Chicago, Na @s YORK, Boston, Philadelphia and
! RAitImoref 10 Ks1knk, St Louis aud CINCINNATI
and 70 ali points % Illinois, Indiana, Michigan oAd
| and Caa&aA.
TWO Trains DaiR Isavs and arrive Sundays ~.
csptedl as gnIIawA.s a-# ".
IEAvr orTuMwA. ARRIVE at CHICAGO
500 O'Clock, 3. IA ais O'Clock, ia
Ew~Ooahectihs - GalesbarEh with the northern
Cross Raiiroa4 fas QaiheyE at Aenaota with the
unnois Central Railroad, for aaisna and DuREeitA,
and 81. Louis knd Cairo, At Burlington with fast
sailing PacksasieF IS, Lsaiss
sPHcIAL NOTICE.
ER@Thraagn 10 As@ YaYk In 8 hours. PaSasn-
geFs leaving GbHsaI Bluff, moTnEng and evening
takng this FeHk3 will zxriTs in chicago or ST. L0u~
is from . 10 sE hours snieAEr than By eng ether
spuse and In RapSs time to coanect wisa the gFeat
Raatsrn and 8dasnan Lines.
Bay yuug TicAeta via western Stage Company TO
Otturawa, whsEs geu can buy gour Tlcksss ef Sac
Eufiagtou d No Railroad TtaAss 0sEsca, 10 ALI
POINTS, BASS #aa south. #E5
TO SHIPPERS or sTOCR
saock Trains viii run regularly, lssving daily.
Sundays sxeepted These Trains have al the gigAfs
OF Passenger Trains, thus fasuring despsscA and
sanaaq nentiy atnidkna all these vsxAtions 1alaza
thai ara soaasatsig essasias % sshsr sassss
the Mississippi isas BY tbs Resgy, aad Brewers will
And thsrs every fAan& they sewfa wish Fer the &C.
esmm0dataoa % ShasF steck.
Throash eOasfscsa siysa % oaassss
vikss rrsziaaHs and Superintendent.
u. KMMTCK. @&n wessxn Agsnt.
BaEilngssa. Peo D. 1881 "
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PLAN OF sixth Grand DtseRahu.
Hgng

IL. Rx--Wikh each Psrkage Of LOO hoxes re pre-
seat the purchaser 100 Certificates enc 81 wAich la
Guaranteed 20 contain an order fer Has watch oE
by ordering 90 boxes Ia package you REs sure to
receiye 80 ceFtlaeafes eensaintaa an eFztsr for .
spiendtd Silver waieh. beside large aambsr Of
otAeF very vaiuabie articles. One CeftiAeAte Ssni
gratis upoa application u any person desiring to
act al Agent, whleh may enable AIm ta procure
whInaAla arlleIa nrou The naYnlanf Of Al
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

ID BsoLvEp.
II BY tie Cosnnon Council Of LAec cay OF Coan
cal Bluffs EptzA GaAt the owner Of Lots chin The
following aEfCTihzi limits ia said city, lo-wlt. -
commencing at sue Southwest corner Of Market
Street and Aro&awRy, running thence siaRg the
sou&h aide II Market street in soatheTy dIrecti
20 point Bpposaa 81 south east corner Of Clark 5
Lot thence Ai0us abe NORTH side Of MagEet street,
IN q southsriy direction 10 Pomona straet, are
hereby required to construct plank side yak IN
front Ct thelt respective let's within thirty days
from and afkr tss publication of this 3tution
81 ID side YAK u be Constructed of Cottonwood
plank \ inches Ghick laid length wise, upna hard
wood stEingars BOT less than 2x4 inches, aud said
strinEeYs shall not be placed mere than four feet
apart II said sHfe walk is not eoustTuCEet within
the tine aboFs stated the same will De Cjaslruc-
bed BY the ci#y q Council Bluffs, and the expense
assessed 10 khe respective lots, The same 10 Be
constructed aadaF the supervision OF the Commit
lee Oh Internal Improvements.
Adapted, Au&u&t 7kh, iSa2.
J. IL PALMER, Mayor
" G. CRAwFpaD, City Recorder. sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
n AMPS AND GOAL OH,

0ur aae ssssk 81 Lame6 are feSaEvsss. aaa wa
asw ssFw grsms saansezszsa In sAls line TAls i
shs ahsADe4s llshs now II Hse. E&xk aaaGsfy UesI
iii ssaa hx ii % per saiasn "
ssF&sex II D. 1aA1kAxs /
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

STATE og 1oN4.
TO EELEKE. BURa-
Azdaus~Eou aEs hereby notided that there ID
Row % ale Em the Ucs Of thu Clerk Of the District
Court Of Crawford County Ia tn stats Of Iowa, a
Petition If Charkea y. Ensa, claiming Of you d.
yorrs from the ba2ds OF mAtrimony On the EFouods
Of wllful hsseTIRA Of him for the space Of more
than two yests, a8 EsRt unless you appear and an
sweF thereto pa before Of the seoond day Of
the neat term Of the DiztFi Court Of said county
10 be ssNan std he d al Deunisony on THURSDAY the
Sth say Of 0c4abast A, D. 1883, default VIII be
tered against YoR and decree ran bred in accur-
dAEsce with thh prayer Of said pati len.
JANIS n BUTLgR
Sol. for Complainant
uenlsoa, IeBk Guly %, 1883. ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED
TSyis! TsyalF Try a!Lf IN q
IN IfrN-aA A m a o. pan R0Iaarf Z


These tAIagE we prove Oh the Bpet ans ssts'
yoaE eyes, only bring on yeuF cases
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

NTuTIoR TO HOLDERS OF PRE-KRpTToE GER
lW TTFICATEs.
Neice il hereby given, that the Board Of supagyis
ors, Of Poftawsttsaaie county, are Esw ready TO
perfect titles 80 the Eweu Sections Of Swamp lad
OYsrdowed Lands In said county, snd hoIdags of
Certificates 20 such Even Section are required 10
make payment Of the proper sm1unt, tnt5 the
County Treasury, oR before the lst day Of Jan
uary, I8e2. By order Of the Board,
n. r. BuRDTCK, cisfk.
Council BlatEs, guty IotA 1881. am
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

rue unatrsigted win sell $50 scres OF the nssi
lAnas in EhiB district In TRACTS Of from 30 10 -
KcresAt prices 80 lew Mnd apaH seTsas 20 sasy "a
&c pses IL wtthiR the poweT Of every man 10 sarurs
hume and support Tor his family.
In nay sbseIce. APPLY 70 ", W wilson, Esq
a.. H. pAIMGn.
UounsA nsuas, Iowa, June II, tasI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

&C. ss COLBERT j. co.'s
sixth Grand Quarterly DEstri-
button

OF si0o, coo ARTICLES WORTH ESQ u0e.
whlch will be soIa for sfoo 600 to tbs PuroAa sers
| Of cur Golden Pens Mt 10 cts per eox our Golden
Pen ia the best ever used And Is warranted net Ia
corrOde La any ink. Every business and fAmi-
~ should use the GsIden Pen.
The following list Of articles will be sold TO our
Patrons al one dollar each and need nnt BE- paid for
Until ws afarm the Purchasers which Of the Rxti-
cleS may be had for dollar, aud thea il 10 ap-
tlonal WHITTIER they send the dollar and take the
goods OF not
LIST OF GOODS INCLUDED IN gME DISTRICT
TToN AT o., 90 EACH
Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Guard and yest
Chains, Corai and Opal sets, CAneo sets, ChAAe
lame Chains, Cameo aud Lara Brest Pms, Mosaic
SE4 Ist, do. Sold Pencils, Gold Peas with silver
Brest Pins, Sets, Studs and sIesve BuxLons, In
fsnfs ArFulets and Neck Chains LocksGs all sfxes
Gents BTeat Pins, Moai4E and 6oFaf Bracelets IN
amelled Bre&i Pas, Mourning aad Jet Hsts, GRFnes
and Carbaacls seta, MoslaE Sets MedaIiions and an
immense variety Of aahpr articles
PLAN OR sixth Grand DtseRahu-
aa0n.
Highest Value Of articles 100 dollars lowest two
dollars. Certificates stating what viii cell each
with Decimal arrangement, 50 that In each Aun-
bred certificates there 10 one fer
Gold RaErA
And thaFs will also be Valuable Agtieas In zach
tea certificates On receipt Of 10 esuas ws will
send yen Que bex OF cur Golden rens and q sealed
aotaoe Of tas article whtcA we sell for 81.
TIT Us TRT UsIt
Prices % Agents, Peat Paid,
40 do 90 a
. Do Do : do
90 DO do DO 70
u. a.--wi,h sach Package Of 100 soxes va pre-
sRuk sAa TOD CseFt aaKRz eue 81 WATCH Ia
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-12-31

winter Asgangezasua.-~Tr leave 81 ''sss1
Q L. u. az
Leaves Savannah 81
sasm 6&PEs
gN~The kogu4ng TTAin connects N''A
sna from Counsel Bluff s,.us-
ERsRr#kxAss taken kAs1 a9h to s9FAAssAa Al
Slakazx sfsag snsir arrival In st. Jasspa
snsAzsWMEs -, O. gR-
nsMnsS srsaxht care p. O. h. 4, AgFa'' S''
sspk. -.u.-uvp - espa
7 nsS -, 1850.
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r. l. WOODBURY.,
So u c. e ON DENTIST
onacs and Besid snee No. 1 PaiGaer's slock.


COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA .aazzzzwaaa
Dr. Woodbury. having been located
ia tals place for fas past three ye&rsuIfY
tttms 70 test The durability OF his 1l14T
woTkl would say 70 all persons f&voring hi1a With
thsfr eouade nce that they may rely upon bis utmost
exertons 10 perform every operation ia perfect
q manner as possible.
COUNCIL BLUFFs, Iowa, Oct. H. 1850.
DR., y. I. Wo@dbuTy-The full Sett Of ARTIFICIAL
testa on Gold Fate, which you recently made TOR
me 50 admirably answer the narpose Of thelr con
strac&lou that cannot refrain frou expressing 10
you my high opinion of ron as q Dentist. The
Plates are 80 perfectly adapted to the mouth aad
20 each other that, with their aid bolt speak and
eat almost As ell as formerly did with my natH-
raj tseSh As work Of Art, do not think that the
OBJ oliaded TO can be surpassed. Several Dentists
hsd assured me Eat sett Of Artificial Teeth could
not be made to be any service to me- but YOU sir
have overcome ths aisacalty spYFeheuded by those
SenleEasn. r. L. DOUGLASS.
&pF-El-i6al ty
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z I Cos REWARD WILL BIZ PAID
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
Ships Crews List.

Q svs' List.
John l. Dilnmock ship, L ii
Hall, chicf officer
Kate schr, Capt Moser
l. cy Thompson snip, John
Dixon
Louise bark, John Ball
La y Wells bark, Capt Henry
T. : hut
Loudsn ship. l. q Clarke
Martha Wincrd barS, George
ii alton
Monroe ship, Capt Hewitt
Nnbia ship, FrancisJamison
Lawrence GarwicS, Thos.
Mclaughlin
Nab3r ship. Francis Olscn
North A nerica ship, Charles
Boy ntDn
30 bianchard,n John l. Cru
ely, Nicholas Faiier, John
d, ia Marie
PaciAc steamship, Mr. Wy
mar. chief ward
Patinas bark, VIM Mercer
Snow Squall ship, William
Clark
"S l. Tillery," Joseph Thu
nry, John Brown
SirI's brig, Capt Danl Evans
Star sProok bark. Capt G l.
Wood
Santa Anna ship, Chas Mel
sun, seward
Sc ,,land prigentine, James
MCkinnon
Underwater ship, Edward
Patton
urana brig, Capt q A Coombs
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

rHARITY BAzAAR-FoR THE BENEFIT or THE
~ Home the Frlendss, December 10 L. 1879. NJ hs
Horne ChaprI ~ East Twentynin,h street opsa IRON u
A. N. 10 10 r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

walton Corporal 6eo n, Jr
Maileigh Stephen u
With.reli Cap, Il B, I'd sri
xadc, /; diyia.on
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

COURSE OF SERMONS ON THE SUPERIORITY
"A Of Cnivssaism Practical Power, the Twcntirth
street charcn. between 81 ia aud seventh
by Rev. l.. ~. Second ID
afternoon, at O'Clock SuoJccC.Tte Un versaiis Doe
trim concerning Gs' In4urers invited. Aornins
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
MIscelInncous I.etters
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT THE BROOKLYN TABERNiCLE-REv. w. A.
IN Bartlett, sunday eeniu;. III O'Clock,
meeting in al of the National Ficcdmsn's Relief Assoca.
ton. Spcakers-Thc Pastor OF Charlie, tioud
Es Rcvs H. B. N N.won ard u. c. Haynes. In the
the preacn third the OF
mt fhaH
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
Navy List.

McCabe WIN
Mcdonald Hugh, u = ship
Connect out
Manan John, North Carolina
NJ Mahon WIN u, North Ga
roiua
Northup John II, Us gun
boat Monticello
Pinelle Nathaniel, U y :
Pinket Dan. " 3 gunboat
North Carolina
o. mby At Asst Surgeon, U
3 Navy.
Ride, VIM, u 4 receiving
shin North Carolina
steeie Henry. gaelotte Amc-
rica
Sheridan Danl. " 3 steam
rigste Roanoke
Steward Thomas. receiving
shin North Carolina
Shields VIM. receiving ship
Nrr.h Garolina
Swift Rev jshn L, ship North
Carolina
Savage Michl. seaman. ship
Ia, Tor Gcorge, Y s Navy
Walheur capt WIN NJ, " :
Navy
Walton Richard, receiving
ship North Carolina
Whitaker John, y : steamer
Fiambeau
Wright james, " : receiving
ship
Whiteling Charles receiving
ship North Carolina
Young Richard, flagship Wa.
bash
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

I sDl1 CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD SIX TEETH
l.AOl extracted without pain by pr. :. Jay VII
IEKS l5S Gnd street blocks from broadway, cheer
fuzzy insert this alton % ilvse suffering from
oothachc, Miss SARAH r. SIMPSON. Auburn, ~ y.
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY DRCEMBER l3 1862.

Lawrence Edward, formerly
Hampton Hosp
Ii nv Sergeant Jaines II
L. On DaysaAf Co q, dsh INF
Lor ! Lieut. G n Curdy
The New York herald., 1862-12-13

S,NISS BENE, oLENT SOCIETY or MN foHh,-
- Tie metnn So irty are intt,d " tnn thr
annual meeting which wi taks 'a o on Seiisa At y
ms anr O'Clock l.. NJ. ~ the hotel o r y Drmonho
corner broadway Channers street, u ~ Trlp
ton viii ioow the same place 'uinenring ~ =
o'clock II WHO sh - subscribe y, ~ wht
epsc to Pfcsid nj, Mr. ~ IN iAfi 2iMaidnn
lane OF u.lnunco. in Beaver stcet or lro twn, ny
g of tine committee, Jh LIS ~ 80, 'i'isae-
49,. ~. ~ LII ~ \
The New York herald., 1862-12-13
Lisr OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Now York Post ONCE
Saturday, December Is. 1862.
o1lcially Published In the Newspaper
Having the Largest Circulation.
LADIES' LIST.

Aipsworth Nj Lucy Dderson Mary Aysk Elnma
Alburtus Addf Atwood Mrs.7th Anthony Lizzie
Allen Anna Atytt Mrs Judith An.honyZilpaz, ,2dav
nMrsEiizabeth Austin Mrs Lzztel
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Personal.

Our distinguished contemporary, Mr..
Hoyt, Local Editor ofthe Cleveland Plain
Dealer, after making the important an
nouncement in last Saturday evenings
edition ofthat paper, that we were in town,
says: "Mr. Converse is thoroughly loyal
being in favor of war TO the knife, and
the knife to the hilt' He thinks the rose.
water policy ought to bo dispensed with"
One would infer from this language that
we hailed from some remote section o
Dixie, or the seat of war, rather than from
Old Geauga. We Go not remember tc
have ever seen our loyalty called in ques
ton, but, as our friend, with a supera
bundarce of eautiousness and good
nature, has seen Fl, to vouch for it, We
shall be eternally grateful to him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
HOME DEPARTMEN
The Draft in neauca.

Tho draft in this County passed of
very quietly, and gives as good satis!ac-
tion as could possibly bo expected
Thanks to the patriotism Of our people,
but fifty eight men were needed to gil its
entire quota. 1t is thought advisable Lot
TO publish the names Of those drafted at
present, as many, II not all of them, will
avail themselves Of the privilege granted
by Gov. Tod, of volunteering for three
years or the war.
Our own township, which needed eight
men to gil its quota when the drafting was
commenced, had raised one more than
the required number, by voluntary en-
listment, when it was ended, our citizens
having agreed to subscribe enough money
to pay each volunteer an Extra bounty
Of two hundred dollars. The nine volun
teers thus raised are Geo. Hill, Isaac
Hosford, John Burke, VIM. o. Weaver
dist Infantry; Cyrus c. Graves, Oswin G
Graves, Dwight F. FELTON,, lst Artillery
Alandus G. Squire, Everett A. Squire
lo5ih Infantry.
Commissioner Stephenson has notified
all the drafted men in the County
to report to him in this village, tt
day, (Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, ant
hold themselves in readiness 10 repair tc
the rendezvous at Camp Cleveland.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEM ANS PILLS,

Prepared by Cornelius l.. ChcCscmdn NJ d.,
New YoRK Cry.
The co nblnatlJns OF ilgre lientS in these Pills
are the result OF "A long and extensive practice
They are mild in their operation. and certain in
correcting all irregularities, Painful Menstrua.
tons removing all distractions, whether from
cold or Otherwise; Headache, Pain in the Side,
Pulpitalion OF the Heart, Whites. all Nervous
Affections, Mysteries, Fatigue, Pain in she Back
and Limbs, &c, Disturbed Sleep, which arise
from Interruption OF nature,
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheesem mars Pills are invaluable, as they
will bring on the Monthly Period with regular.
ity. Ladies' who haVo ben disappointed in the
use OF other pills, can place the utmost confidence
in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they rep
resent to do.
NOTICE.
There is one condition of the female system
in which the Pills cannot be taxi en- without pro.
ducng a PECULIAR RESULT The con.
dition referred to is PREGNANCY Y the result,
.MlSCl RRIIGE. Such is the irresistible ten.
dency OF the medicine To restore the Sexual func-
tons to a normal condition, that even the repro.
ductiye power Ot nature cannot resist it.
Warranted Purely Vegetable. and FREE
from anything injurious, Explicit directions
which should be read, accompany each Box
Price 81 90. Sent by mail on enclosing s 90 10
Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, Box 4 1871, Post Office
New York Citv.
Sold by ONE Druggist in every town in the
United States
r. B HUTClNNS,
General Ageut for the United States
No. Id Broadway, n. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be ud.
dressed. For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Char.
don, Ohio. G2ld365
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
SheriHs SnIe Of KenI Estntc.

TN obedience 10 the requirements OF an Ordor
L OF Sale which issued from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas o Geauga County, in the State of
Ohio wherein Francis w. Hazen is plaintiff, md
Heman Spaulding, George Spaulding and Sam
uel Wagner are defendants, and dated the 10th
day OF September, 1862 10 me directed and de-
livered have caused to be appraised. and shall
expose TO sale at public vendue at the door OF the
Court House in ChardOn, in said County,
On Monday, The 2Gh day Of October, 1862.
At the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, the
following described Real Estnte, situate in the
County of Geauga, in the to lnship OF Munson,
being No. 8, in the Sth range of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State OF
Ohio, and is known by being in Lot No. 8 in
Tract No. 3, in said township, and bounded as
follows TO wit Beginning at the north. west
corner ol said lot No B; thence running east on
The lot line 10 chains and 40 links; thence south
parallel with the west liue chains and 46 links
thence west parallel with the north line of snid
lot 10 chains and 40 links TO the west line OF said
lot thence north on the west line of said lot Is
chains and 46 links to tho place Of beginning
continuing thirty acres OF land.
Also, one other piece OF land situated in the
township OF Munson, being No. S in the 9th range
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
in the State OF Ohio, anu which is also in the
County OF Ge auga, and is known by being part of
lot No 80 in Tract No 3, in said Township. and
bounded and described as follows, TO wit Be-
ginning al the northwest corner OF said lot in
the center OF the highway; thence .uuning north
tract 80 chains and 81 links, to stake; thence
south l5 chains and 10 links to the center Of the
east and west State road thence south 80 deg.
40 min, west along said road, to piece Of land
decided 10 Ruth Deming; thence north to tho
northeast corner OF said Deming's lot thence
west along the north line of said Deming's lot,
and also on the north line of Il acre lot decided
to VIM. II. judd thence north on the east line
Of lot decided TO Sarah Shattuck, and further
along the east line of the lot decided to the Dis
trict No at the centor OF said Munson township;
thence west on the north line of said School House
lot to he center Of the north and south center road;
thence north along the center oil said road to the
pace of beginning containing hity-seven acres
ofiand, be the same more or less.
Said piece first above described appraised at six
hnndred dollars. Said piece last above described
appraised at thirteen hundred and sixty eight
dollars. Terms OF sale--cash in hand.
E. G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chanoery.
Sheriff>s office, Geauga Co,
Sept, 18th, A d., 1869. 662w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols Exhibition.

These performers have entertained full
and appreciative audiences in this place fol
three successive nights. One-half of the
net proceeds of the first two evenings was
generously donated to the Soldiers Aid
Society. The last evening was, by spoca
request of citzens,a q benefit for MIS-. Nichols
whose superior qualities as an actress, vocal
ist, violinist and daDseuse, have won tho ap
pIause and admiration of all. We com
mend Mr.. and Mrs. N, as worthy the pat
ronage of those who can appreciate tho ir
resistably humorous, and admire the tr
umphs of art.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10
Po stage Stamns.

The following circular to postmaIters hnr
been issued from the Post. Office Depart
ment:
Posi-. OFFICE DEPARTMENT, FINANCE Or I
FIcE WASHINGTON, Sept 80, 1862
SIR: Tho recent demand by the public
for postage stamps, under an erroneous i'm.
preston with regard to the law authorizing
tho issue of postage currency" has entirely
exhausted the surplus stock, and the De.
partment is now dependent upon the dally
manufacture to meet tho acquisitions of
Postmasters. Sales of stamps must thore
fore be restricted to such us may be needed
by tho public FOR pre- payment of postage
the ordinary demand at any Office being tho
guide.
Aud, inasmuch as tho unadyisel use of
postage stamps as q circulating medium has
soi!od or defaced them in greater or loss
degree, and evil persons, taking advantage
Of that circumstance, have put in circulation
stamps which have evidently been used in
pre- payment of postage, every postmaster is
instructed to treat as unpaid any lo;ter
placed iu postotliee for mailing which may
, bo covered with Il stamp at all soilod or de
faced, or which has apparently been used il
payment of postage. Such letters will be
sent at once to the dead lettor office. Thi,
Department has repeatedly, by specin
letters and official announcement, declared
It's opposition to the sale and use of postage
stamps for currency, foresceiug the results
of such a course on the part of tho public
Respectfully yours.
(Sgned) A. N. ZEVELY,
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
We would caution our readers not to use
soiled, torn or defaced postage stamps, o,
-those of the old issue. in mailing lotters, n
many of those arc in circulation. and undc
the instructions of the Post Office Depart
ment, all letters bearing stamps that appeal
to have been used before, must be treatet
as doad le.tors.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-10-10

~The meeting of the Soldiers Mite
Society has been postponed until next
Tuesday evening, when Rev. R. L. Jayne
will deliver an address.