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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13
From Cumberland Ford.

Mr.. Hamilton Bail, of this village, o
member of Co. A, 42d Regiment, writes aO
follows,
CUMBERLAND FoRD. June lat, 1892.
DEAR PARENTS, AND FRIENDS AT HONE -
Last Thursday, we started for Big Greek
Gap, ab0nt 90 miles west of Cumberland
Gap. There wore six thousand o: us. The
Rebels found out our plans, and those at
Big Creek Gap started to meet those at
Cumberland Gap, aud their whole force
started tor our old camp with the evident
intention of capturing what force We had
left, with oil our tents, stores and supplies.
But 40 found out their movements, and
stopped to wait for them. Our pickets, tho
night after. we're instructed not to fire an
alarm if they should come on us, but to
como into camp on double quick. Each
regiment was in readiness, and tho artillery
placed so as to command the roads. Not a
gun was to bo fired until their whole force
should get into our camp, and then we
were to open on them from all sides at once.
But they did not come, and we have since
taken commanding position and fortified,
so as to be ready for them. We have ex-
-pected an attack from them ever since, but
they have not tried us on yet.
There are few slrawb6rries here. Thoy
ejnst getting ripe. There are wintergreens
in abundance. They grow very large
Tho young ones have been up some time.
Rattlesnakes are plenty. but l have not
seen any yet The largest and incest black
berries are growing here, l have ever seen,
Apples ana peaches grow very abundantly,
but there are no pains taken with them
so they are not as good as they might be.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

THE PREsIDERT's POLICY Tho National
Mieiiigencsr and the Evenirg Star. two
journals that circulate among the Southern
people, have both taken ground ia favor of
President Lincoln's policy OF national
emancipation with national compensation, :"
The article in the Star, in favor. of this
remedy was exhaustive aud fearless, and
that in the lateiHgencer yesterday shed q
food of light upon this interesting and
troublesome question. The Baltimore
American, another Journal Of influence, has
taken the same ground.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13
M ajor General.

WAsmkoroN. June lO.-The Seward
Lyons treaty for the suppression of the
African Slave Trade is to-day officially
promulgated. 1t is to remain in full
force for the term OF ten years. Instruc-
tons for the ships Of the United States
and British nayies and regulations for the
mixed courts OF justice accompany the
publication.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13
Very Important Information,

Our rebel citizens will find the follow
ing order in blank, issued TO the Proves
Marshal by Gov. johnson, full of highly
useful Information. 1t has been executed
already, and will be from time to time, a.
the public good demands it. Gentlemen
who persis! in u.;ering rebellious sen
timents may prepare for speedy trir
South they cannot remain here. They
can no more he tolerated than scorpions
adders or tarautulas, in an orderly com
munity. which has any regard for its OWE
safety
STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE
DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE,
lima al 1890
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13
In VI hNNhSohh, hAhSUIiNA u
DEPARTMENT, NASHVILLE, )
June Sd, 1869. y
Col. Stanley Matthews, Provost Marshal

DEAR SIR Mr.. - is hereby re-
manded 10 your custody, there 10 remain
until arrangements can be made for his
transportation South. in connection with
such others as may be ready and are re-.
quired to be sent beyond the National
lines, there 10 be left with the distinct un-
dsrstanding, that if he re-crosses and
comes again within said lines during the
existing rebellion, he shall be considered
spy aud dealt with accordingly. Very
respectfully,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13
ANDREW JOHSON,
Militaru Envarpo,

P. S.-If Mr.. -, before he is re-
manded to prison, determines to take the
oath of allegiance and give bond in the
sum of 81 900 for its faithful observance,
lie will be released on so doing.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Nashville Union, 4th.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

DUFFALORORESju just received and for sale.
ID cheHp,at AYRES g. MURRAY'S.
6l5H
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

Undersigned has been ap.
IN pointed and qualified as administrator De
bonis mon. of the estate Of Francis L. Dxson. de.
ceasedi late Of Huntsburg, Geauga County, Ohio!
N. c. WOODARD.
Huntsburg, June 18th, 1862. 64sw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

NOTICE The undersigned has been appointed
IN and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of Russell Dixson, deceased, late Of Huntsburg,
Geauga County, Ohio.
Hun tsburg, June 18Th, 1869. 's4sw3
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LOUISVILLE, June 8.
HALLEcK's HEADQUARTERS, }
lima OH


The Federal forces now occupy Bald,
win, Guntown, Jackson and Bolivar
Railroad repairs are progressing rapidly.
The enemy passed Guntown last night,
retreating southward from Baldwin. II
is estimated that there has been 10000
deserlers since the rebels left Coriuth,
mostly from Tennessee. Kentucky and Ar.
kansas regiments. All the regiments
from those States. passed down. closely
guarded on both sides by Mississippi and
Alabama troops. n..ah
1t Is believed by country people that
Beauregard can't enter Columbus with
half the troops he brought away from
Corinth. r'-.. ....s
The whole country east and north o.
Baldwin is full Of armed soldiers return
ing from Kentucky and Tennessee.
Gen. Pope telegraphs from the advance
that prisoners who AZ first desired to b'
exchanged, now want 10 take the oath.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

StSn0 WANTED.--The subscriber uishes
spsJOO to borrow $500 for l OF 2 years, at 10
per cent, interest, promptly paid-for which he
will give good real estate security. Address
II. Fl. J y" Chngrin Fails, ..
Chagrin Falls, June l3th 1869. '64Sw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-06-13

The enemy drove and carried of every
thing for miles around. The wealthiest
families are destitute and starving -
Women and children srs crying for food.
The males are forced into the army.
The enemy is reported to be suffering
greatly for want Of food.
WAsHINGToN, June lO.-The following
message was received at the War Depart
ment this morning
The national Republican., 1862-09-19

A ssNsss0R,s SFFIoE. CoLLEcTIoN
IA DISTRICT, District Of Columbia All con
iot Of the District of Coiunba hss been sabdivided
in!o the following Assessment Districts;
P:rS. Az ra S S,h
bu.inss, southwest corner Of TihesDth street and
Pss,sss Re aSs XII Of tn. City of w..h.s.eu ,....
Of Four.enth stIeet west and west Of Third street
v.st, and north Of City Canal Assiatsnt Assessor,
~, = RShw: place OF Ou'ns No. 'Ss Seventh
No s. Ahof the City q wsshinstou, .sst Of Third
street wat. eHS VET q Sixth street east and no'ih
Fsrsusc1 pl.es Of busines, corner of Third street
s -. M Ss S q ,S.. e. 4 S,ss.
pssi ss,S Eleventh street east between
v.s q cisy c.ns Asns sSase Geo 'hG
No ss ;Sgh
10 the corporate Hnin Of Georsetcvh
All 81 hs o q 5
The lay viii take effect on and after sErTEM-
Der FIRST. All persons, Of whatever trade or 90.
tinus the same. Apple stions must be made to The
Assistant Assessors, who are furnished with bank
forms ior the purpose. All business done without
Owners Of Carriages, coaches, haoihsy cosehcs,
omnibuses OF ether carriages, not exclusively en-.
ploycd IN busbandry, o, for the transportation Of
mefohandie are r. ,Qured to report the humber and
value Of thu same Owners Of billiard tables yachts
and gold and nlvcr plate must report he same, with
. statement Of ue amount Of plate owned
Minutaciwrus, where not specially exempted, srs
required TO make returns 70 the Assistant Assessor,
within ten days after esch and every month Of the
actual s,les made by them during the preceding
month
Auetionsas are required to make monthly report
Of the gross amount Of their sales
A. nf nza1 IL
ats are required to make . monthly report Of the
yrcss amount Of their receipts.
BucAes, and others whoee buslness II 10 to slaugh
ter Tor sale any Cattle, Calves Sheep or Hogs shall
make . return at the end Of esoh aud every month
Of the number respectively slaughtered
Schedules Of articles 10 tax be obtaiutd
sitter few days on application 10 the Assistant A..
ssor, together with any iaiormsti,n that may be
required.
for Collection District, Dist. Columbis,
sep 16-dtM Int StaIl
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
'r.t a-s DIED,
On the 18th instant, PErroS COLLIN. aged 80
years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully iu.
$50 II street, on Saturday at ten o'clock a. m.
'(Leesburg papers please oopy.)
nj o r I O u ~.

SEALED PROPOSALS are Invited until the s0.h
day Of September, 1857 at !. O'Clock NJ Tor supply.
ini the United States Subsistence Depart mcut with
. S,d00 hsad Of Beef Cattle on the hoof
The a,tle srs TO b. delivered at Wsshingtou
City D. G., and each animal TO average 10 pounds
grcss weight. No animal admitted which weis hs
q" than 900 ,pounds gross weight. Bcii''s and
The Cattle to Be delivered at such times and In
suoh quantities as the Government may require.
The arst delivery OF Cattle to DO made ten days
after uguipg the contract.
bo1d with good and sufhoient security will be
required
Government reserves 10 itself the right to pay 10
Tre0ury notes or other Government funds,
No bid will be entertained When put in by con
tractors who have prsvlovsly failed 70 comply with
rcspopd 10 bis bid. All bids to DO accompanied by
two guarantees.
The names Of firms should be stated 10 full, with
the precise address Of ali the members Of the irn
BIDS to bo directed to "COL A. BECKWITH
and endorsed ' Proposals for Beef Cattle
>Fbrm Of Gudrdntee.
We -, u the county OF -, and State Of
-, end -, of the county of -, and State
Of -, DO hereby guaranty that --is able to
fulfil contract In accordance with the terms Of bis
proposition, ard that, should his proposition be 30.
cep ed, bc will at onoe enter intos contract n 90
cordsnoc herewith,
SHOULD the contract Be awarded him, VIC are pc
pared 70 became his securities.
This guarantee must b. appended to each bid
sep
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Should be stopped.

We have received note from respec table
oolored man, y member Of Wesley Zion Church.
on street, between Second and Third, Island,
In which grieyous complaint Is made against
cortaln rowdies who congregate near that
Ohuroh, and insult and abuse tho men and wo.
men - they .pAss 10 and from their place OF
Worship. especially at their evening meetings.
We know 1t Is only necessary " call the atten.
tion Of tho police Of thst precinct to the com
plaint, and II viii be promptly remsdisd.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
-f7t)CA.iTNHS--s'
Tff,,sJs;ssss,;sH !, H#@eI


ssssos.xs Sssss.. xT..s..:s:sf ~ ss..sss
engagement ofSthoas dslisbVul kfsA Asd Kan
kee comedy afttetss, hr. and Mr1.iWb ~ FIest
ence, bae been the most sucoeeeAI sycHpes2ee
yisited the house ssvsrsi ttass, sn4'ihtasiebiy
found II crowded ~ svsry pxrt. Huhdrs9e Of
ohairs and camp steals nl1sdtbs sxisnstve sslse
sadlo bibles, and between thsss. whsrs sumoisnt
ladies' and S%a ssS'i.nsn NJ Spysrssy sssnsd viii
their pokttion. With hfs. FlorsnOe We have
the charming ns'cdy ofthe nightingale, OF the
entranoinE, intOxiostidE pleasure ascrioed to
Witnesses Of !hs my,hicsi TsrPIchbrs wksn
Fiorencs's benefit 10 hight, and We msy sxpset
TO be unable to gain admission, II not .tn at.
tendance early. A sslvator, however, 10 The
privilege VI being sbie 10 esouroA seat, though
but limited number VII bs thus .s:eryed:
Modesty" and "Thrioe Married" Nj, and
Mrs. Florence sppsar In both pieces, Mrs. +.
sustaining I'VE characters during the evening.
The management are busily preparing ths
thrilling drama Of" ireland ss II Was."
Fonp's THxArnx. = Beneft Of Mss Maggie
M,tchtL;-Our chsrniDsly yiysotou, young 70,
tross, Miss Maggie Mitchell, has selected this
evening a. the Arst grand bensnt Of her engage.
ment. This vii doubtless be splendid bepe.
At In every sense Of ths werd, a. the pieces
ssSa S ss rs rSg.i nSs E
Mitchell has performed vi Fords new theatre,
she. has been honorad with the largest houses
Of the season, every night tho audience seem
10 increase In numbers, until IT'S matter Of
some dficulty for them all 10 obtain ssats; how.
ever, the gentlemenly ushsrs Manager Ford
has secured for attending to the patrons Of this
theatre, are alwaya on hand 10 direct the Ia.
dies and gentlemen 70 their seats; oonssQ Quept.
ly, II there's sesi In the house TO be had, the
ushers are not long In discovering II and nlling
II with An Occuuxnt Tha nouataY bill of an.
tertainment for Mics Mitchell's benefit this eve.
ming, constitutes two very pleasing plsys-the
drst, that exosllently written drama OF SAtaA
In Paris, the Mysterious Stranger to be por-
'rayed by Mics Mitchell; the balance Of the
characters by the star COMPANY. The pieue
following. 10 that really nest little dramstio
KEN Nlley, the Maid with the Milking Pail.
ailley, with the faycrite sorg always sung ID
the character, by Miss Maggie Mitchell. This
combination Of plays, songs, &C.. ID an attrac
ton not often offered ~ any theatre on the
same night. Lot all be on hand for Nias Mag
gis Mitohell's beneht. ,.H, -
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
brand Row In swa m poodle.

Yesterday afternoon. Offioers Hurdle. Of the
city police, and MoElfresh, of the Fourth ward,
were down in the vicinity Of swampoodle
arres, MIchsel Shsnnasy on the charge Of
stealing t7l. But In making this attempt, the
oficer found that he had stirred up a hornets
nes'--or rather = whisky nest. Mary Shen.
nssy, the mother Of all the ,Shennasys. Bill
Shennasy and Cornelius Sbennasy were soon
out upon the oticer, when Hurdle and McE.
fresh intere efered, and general nght ensued,
in which Bill was severely out on tho head and
Hurdle was hadly bruised with a stone. Men
and women participated In the row, and for .
time II threatened u become quite serious.
Fortunately, the ofioers obtained the upper
hard. and the Shennasys were arrested and
taken before Justice Walter,
Mary was fined 1894, hiohael WAS sent TO jail
for y further hearing on the charge Of larceny
and seduction, and Cornelius and bill were sent
to Jail for court for assaulting and rasis,ing
officers.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
sslliny Liq~0r.

On Wednesday, Jacob Houx, a restaurant.
keeper, was arrested In the second precinct,
county, on the charge OF selling liquor to ne.
groes. He was taken before Justice Walter,
and hned t28 and costs. .,.' 'i''
on Wednesday forenoon, by OfHcsr Jones, who
charges the prisoner with selling liquor to SOL
disrs. he was turned ovsr to the military au.
tborities.
In the Second ward, Mrs! Margaret Taylor, n
grUcery' keeper, was arrested the same day,
by OfiOer Franklin, Cd the charge Of selling
liquor without license. She was hned $40 %. :
J. Watson, = barber, was arrested by Offcer
Ecklof. Of tho Fourth ward. on the above
charge, and fined, BY Justice Wslter, the sum
OF $20,gA.
Geo. Nichols was also hned $50 "n the same
charge. He was also nnsd 90 for violating the
military order.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Death Of an Aged Pastor.

Rev. Father knight, for long term of years
pastor Of the 81. Peter's Catholic Church, and
the Oldest minister OF that denomination In this
District, died ut his residence. Capitol Hill,
next to the church, yesterday afternoon, absut
O'Clock. The deceased was over 10 years of
age, and had been quite unwell for several
weeks, but within the past few days WAS be.
lievsd To be recovering, He leaves large
oirole Of friends to mourn his loss.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
black and White 4. Com pany.

Thomas Black. lieutenant. was arrested by
pfioer Thonp pson, Of the Fourth ward. on
Wednesday night, about half past eleven
O'clock, for being III company with black wo-
men. Georsianna Piokrell. Sarah Lee, and Sa.
rah Farrity notorious oolorsd prostitutes, were
also arrested, as the police report says, for
.tnuo1S .t 1s,,nn W' wsI,.r InS pa.os ~ n Mao M.on M
tined sl.OO each, and the lieutenant WAS let or
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
-Rono- m nna,.x.,~--.

About O'Clock on Wednesday night the no.
~ bMnss6sull OoAssotsdt rs6in6as, ,aravsd
here. II number ABout $50 sStn, who were
s:SISss ~ y s.S iss o: :nSns ss
Iblpf1 tlnt pArf Of the StAls. They wsfe re-
cfnitsd 10 three weeks, ard are fully equipped,
A1ia are QsitA well drtlisds st The following are
soas Of the ollesrss Col. Wss1els, Lisut Col.
..ys ns.sst lss su'is0h fiass. and ohap's'n ~s'n.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
~ Special Notice 70 the Ladies'. "a
SECOND MATINEE,
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN,
SATURDAY AFTERHOOa, DEPT. 2Oth
On which ocoason the
EDUCATIONAL.

NEW AsR xSo FosFH nsD sETs2R sNsHs '0'
Professor ALEXANDER WoLOWSKI, Pianist
and Composer, has returned from the London Exhi.
Ing b. bis ur New S ana smSissd Ms,hoI ~ Pfoiss.
Irowlsdse Of masiC viii g. snsbied IL vsry short #
operato we'll ~ classical muGc With rare peTfeo.
tion. As ~ the vocal part, BY his way Of vooalxa
tion, be arrives a most extraordinary results rea
dep the voice powerful, and enables the GinxeS to
yocalise with facility, accuracy, and nne quality Of
tone Professor Wolowski receives visitors daily
from to O'Clock p. N at his residence, No. Isl
Tenth street, between y aud b. ssp i2-im
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Attention, Amiotsd !

Dr.. vsllny Is yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this oity, and ws would call the at.
tention VI the poor, puny, snaoiated victims
of their own aims to the best sources Of remedy.
First, give up yOur present course Of life at
once and forever; and asoOndly, call On the
most skilfui physicians, land none are better
than Dr.. vsllny,) and be cured Of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
and sending you to premature grave.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Po,iIs Chan~ss.

In the Fourth ward, Roundsmsn r. n. A.
Fenwick has been promoted to the ofaoe Of
sergeant Of this precinct, vice Cronin, assigne d
to other duties. John p. Kelly has been pro-
NOTED TO the ofhoe Of roundsman, vice Fen.
wick, prOmbted, a.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Br.tal cend1cs Of our soldiers.

The Alexandria papers for the past few days
come to US With bitter complaints A to the
brutal condrct Of our soldiers as manifested
towards the negroes. The Alexandria Nc1osi
puts the following pertinent queries: ~.
Why 10 II that the soldiers In our 0ity have
such An intense hatred 10 the colOrod people
Yesterday was day especially marked ~ hav.
ing witnessed number ofi0utragss committed
on the poor inonsnslve people without tho at
provocation. by both drunken and soH} SOL
diers. Why isits The soldiers ara surly not
incited to these acts BY their of1oen ,but II
they are not why do not the officers In charge
Of this post stop II! tits burning shame, and
viii be lasting disgrace to the Union arms 10
have this thing continued much longer. Did
the soldiers cume here 10 hght oolOred mon,
who are not at all 10 blame for tho troubles OF
our country, or did they come to fight those
who are In rebellion against the Government
the scoundrels who have brought mourning
and misery to almost every Hrssids In tbs
land!"
We have heard Of outraEes Of the aans char.
aoter In this city, but they have been promptly
sqnalobed BY the provost guard and thepol,ne.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Psrsonal.

I Cen. King and staff; Hon. r. B. Fentop, N. Y;
Hon. NJ. 8. Wilkinson, Miun.; Coils. Burgess and
Hall. U. 8. ", and Maj. Sanford, n. l.. are st
tho National. D..
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
Aualxsea Found.

Onieer Sunohoomb, Of the First ward, found
four U. B. muskets on tbs commons, near N
street, between Twentieth and Twenty hrst
streets. They were turned over 10 the property
olerk Of the Metropolitan Police, who now h,a
quite an armory Of Government properly in
his custody. ne.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE
YOUNG LADIES,

1855 And 1880 Dpr1es Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
The regular sour.s Of instructioa embraces uis
English and French Language Ind Litsrstures-
Latin, II freQuired-and sll the branchea which con
stitute . thorough Engish and French education
French is the lar guage Of the family, ana Ia con
stantiy spokcn In the ILsttation It q ths obeol o
particular sttention, and y taught from the rudi
ncnts to the highest course Of Literature and Com
position.
The scholastic year Commences September 18th
and olosss Jlly Isl
Circular, No., can Be obtained from
MADAME D'HERVILLY,
ny lo-am Pnnoipal Of Cbegary Institute.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
MapIswood Young Ladies Institute,

FITTSFTEID, mAoSACHUbETIS.
Commences It's forty. third semiannuAi sssxon,
Octobsr y, 1893.
Its attsndance and its facilities for education, an
unaffected by the war Daughters Of military msr
received on ieduced terms.
For circulars, address
Rev. c. " SPEAR. the Principal
auS 1k-Aodifo
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
sleepsi1e 4. n, ,Inarh,e.

Omssrs Lusby and Steele, Of The Third ward,
arrested ssvsutssA, .asu and boys for sleeping
in the suAarhsto TAsy were . motley orde d,
consisting Of soldiers, sAiiors, butchers, wagon
driver. isSY.srt. nswseoys, ysgr.n,s, 30. 4
over TO the military authorities, others sent TO
ths workhsuse, and portion Of them dis.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
lkobbsd.

man wss robbed Of bis pocket book, con
Hotel, about II O'Clock Wednesday night.
The national Republican., 1862-09-19
The l.dis. Herb Doctor,

The Indian Herb Doctor,
From Cauads will describe diseases and tell his pa.
tents the nature Of their complaints Or ilness, With
out receiving any Information from them Noekarps
fw oossutdtioN advtce. Ofhoe, No II Wasbi oston
Building, Pennsylvenis avenue, corner Of Seventh
strert, Washington, D. G. Mpl3u