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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15
IOME DEPARTMENT.
Capt. Canfleld's Company.

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The Company raised 10 this County
BY Capt. o. W. Garfield, now full, is
composed OF stalwart, intelligent, brave
men and boys, who will do honor to Ge.
auga in any field TO which their country
may Gull them. The following are their
names
Byron W. CANrTELp. Captain.
Preserved IL. Grant. Chardun; John liar.
voy King, Russoll F, II Dickorman Chester
Chas, RlukesIco. Munson Oscar T.. Qniggle
w. A. Bhgg, Hambhen; Timothy Cooley
Newbury; Gilbert g. Hathaway. Claridon
Alonzo l.. Dickinson, Miles J. whitney
Montvilio; Il. A King, Vim. H. Hale, Ed
mund Burr. llambdon Jonas Allshousc
Nowbury; VIM. StilIwell. Auburn; Edward
Pottor, Russell Justin Button. Nowbury
Justin Fowler, Bainbridgo Parmenus
Mathews. Russell John Goodo Nowhury
Calvin Fraser. Russell McKundric McEar
land, Evan Richards, Henry Logan. Balm
bridge John pugslcy. Joseph Ayre. Sylvcs
tor Ladow. Henry Badow, Albonus Hersoy
Russoil; Geo. W. Phillips, BninbridgG
Geo. St. John. Russell; Gideon Case. Balm
bridge joel ID. Bond. Mnnson l.. II Tav.
lor, AloUzo S. Watts. Julius A. Muifntt
John c. Hathaway, Sylvester Webb. Ell
ward Webb. C!ardon L. w Porter. II
Phillips MiddIchcld Dclcvaa Jones. Nun
son; Oliver HIT, Luman G. Grist. limb
don; Fernando c. Conlcy, Madison ID xon
Huntsburg James B. johnson. Mddlcfnd
A. .. Bridg,nan, n. VI. Smith B. Townsley
Uuntsburgh Sherman Peaso lIambdcn
IL. Il. Sanborn, Claridon Almon Hill, Char
don David r Bartlctt, huwis A. Chamber
lin Munson Samuel n. Waters, Ahran
IL, Stafford, CharGou; John Robinson, Clari
don James A. Mowrey. Geo. A. Mowrcy
Jr Montville; Emor Strong. Thompson
Human Harrington, Munson; Wm Turner
Milton l.. Maynard, Jessie Cuts, Hambdcn
Henry Laugston. John Thomas Tucker
Montvilo Chas IL. Stocking, John Il
Stocking, lIsmbden Elwood Potter Rus
sell James BeckwiIh, Chester Elisha
Hill, Albert A. Champain, Chardou; Sto
phen Putchin, Geo, d. Elder, John f. Hum
miston, Oscar Doosonberry. Willard Miller
b. ii. Flomming. Newbury; Austin Sober
Geo. Sober, Edwin S. Bridgman, Hunts
burgh; r. G. Haling Thompson; A. 3
Drake, Ira Nye, Montvillc; Phiio Boughton
Lester d. Taylor. Claridou Orville Bush
nell, Chardon Olney T.. Latimer. Mont
vile; Alanson Knox. Newbury; Ores,c
Strong, Huntsburgh Wellington Eggloston
Cbardon; Chas. B. Mack, Huntsburgh
Henry Center. Chardon Elisha W. Hayes
Montville John Whitney. Jr.. Perciva
Hclbert. Chester; Jno. McNaughten. Jame
A McNaughton, MontviIo; Justin Brewer
Hambden.
We shall publish the names Of th,
members OF the Company raised by Lieut.
TuItle, as soon rs we receive them
Much of the credit Of raising both Com
panies is due to the Military Committee
who have been untiring in their efforts.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

William Hood, Plaintiff
against
Ellen Hold, Rob't Hood In the Court OF Com
Eliza June Jolly, and A. mon Pleas of Geauga
Ballord Jolly, husband of County Ohio.
said Eliza Jane, f. Ellon
Mills, ard Francis Hur.
vey Mills, husband of Petition for Partition.
said Ellen, Sam'l Hood
John L. Hood and Emily
Hood, Defendants.
TNHE said Eliza Jane Jolly and A. Dalford Jol.
l. ly, husband OF said Eliza Jane, residents o
the State OF Pennsylvania, will take notice that
on the 22nd day OF July, A. d. 1869, q petition
was filed in said Court against them and others
by said William Hood, and is now pending
wherein said William Hood demands partition
OF the following Real Esste, TO " it: The whole
OF Lot No; 10 of Auburn township, Geuuga Coun.
~, Ohio. bounded north by Lot No. 9; west by
Lot 8; south by township line; east by Lot
No. Is. con tanning 100 acres OF land.
Also the whole OF Lot No. 10 OF Auburn town :
ship ,Goauga County. o., bounded east by Chaun.
cey Eggleson's land; south by Lot No. 10, At.
wuter Tract; tby William Hoods land; north
by Chauncey Eggeston's land. containing 100
acres OF land. And, that at the next term of
said Court application will be made by the said
William Hood. for an order that partition may
be nude of said premises, and that dover be as
signed to sa ID Ellen Hood
.. CANFIELD & SMI I'll,
654ws Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Another Sacrifice.

Wo arc deeply painod to notice that, among
thoso of the Seventh who wero killed in tho
late disastrous battle in Virginia, was Scr.
goant Daniel H.Wright, He was a son of Mr..
Daniel II. Wright, Sr., of Freedom, Portage
Co., and a nephew of our lamented friend
and editorial predecessor, j. =. Wright. He
was printer by trade, having served an
apprenticeship In the office of tho Sentinel,
Democratic paper until recently published
at Ravenna. or quiet, unassuming man
ners, amiablo disposition and Intelligent
mind, he was one of tho many noble and
valued young men who have enlisted in this
war from a sense of duty, and whose sacri-
fee now fills tho land with mourning. But
q little moro than a month ago, being at
homo on furough, and having just recovered
from an injury ho had received in the SER
vice, accompanied by his mother and young
er sister, he paid brief visit to his friends
in this village, preparatory to leaving to re-
join his Regiment. Of his pleasant journey,
and safe arrival among his comrades in
arms-many of whom, alas have shared
bis fato-we were apprised in his very in.
teresting letter. signed II. II, W." which VIC
published last week, Those, however. which
were to follow it, and in which no was to keen
US "posted," will never come, for the hand
that was to write them is cold and still. Oh
how that simple word. "killed," which, on
closed in e parenthesis, follows his nume in
the list of the lost in battle. and is read by
thousands who do not realize its meaning.
must have carried sorrow and anguish to the
household SO latoly made glad by his pros
ence, as il told the sad tale that beloved
son and brother had fallen How long shall
these things bo: g. .....r a... .......
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin's Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PILLS.

6PHE only certain and safe Remedy for al
uteri inc distractions, Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
regulariies. and all other diseases to which the
woman, wife and mother, is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain no deletcrious ingredients
but nre safe and certain in their action. They
will be found to exert the happicst effect in all
caacs of Proapsus Uicri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. 1t is on account
OF this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, tduring he frst3 months,
as miscarriage is certain to be brought on but
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
n. B-Sl,0 90 enclosed TO any authorized Agent
Cwill ensure package OF pills by return of mail.
G. $. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G. W., Buffalo, N Y.
CAUTIoN.--Bewareo ot CounterfeiIs; the genuine
have the 81 ynature OF c. CROSB y on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
W For 81 lie by A. Cook, Chnrdon; c. s. Field
East,Claridon; e. 7. Treat, ClaI!don; Z. 1homp.
son, tluntsburg.
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MARRIED

In Chardon on Monday morning, August llth,
at the residence of the brides father, by Rev. L.
G. Lntimer, Mr. MOSES NJ. BENSCHOTER,
Of Berlin, Ohio, and Miss ADELlA NJ. FIELD,
OF the former place.
Almost accompanying the announcement OF
the above was n beautiful loaf Of brides cake ol
not help wishing. as we discussed the merits Of
the loaf, that the parties might be as happy in 60
ing down the hill ofliie, as we when il was going
down us. We are not averse 10 weddings wheT
conducted in this way. -
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DR.. Roback's Remedies.

We publish in another column OF TO-
days paper. an article copied from the
Cincinnati Times, descriptive Of DR.. Ro-
backs extensive medical establishment in
that city, BY The way,Dr, Roback' Rem
edies have obtained a great and deserved
popularity with all classes. 1t has been
but short time since these Remedies
were introduced into our section OF
country yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback S
agent in this place, informs us that his
sales OF the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier
now far exceed those Of all other medicines
for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this, is, that they have stood
the test of practical experience. We know
this not only from the mouths OF others,
but we have used them in our own family
with the very best results. For all dis
eases of the blood, general debility,
whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness. indigestion, and all kin
dred ailments, we recommend the Scan
dinavian Remedies as The very best medi.
cines extant. They are destined TO achieve
not an ephemeral success, but perma.
nent and deserved reputation, which will
render them necessity in every family
Napoleon, o.. North West, MARCH, %.
See advertisement. 655w4
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 33.

S0~Mr. IL llompy, lato of Cleveland, has
just fitted up tho building ono door south
of wilkins g. Kuley's store, for Saloon, in
a style rather unusual in cities no larger
than ours. In tho front part n Reading
Room, and also BIrbor Shop, tho latter
Jong owned and conducted by Mr. John
Parmolo, who has returned from tho war,
aud whose personal and professional merits
arc vol known to our cltzons. Thore is
an air Of ncatnoss and convenience, il no,
Of elegance, about tho place, that attracts
tho passor,by.
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SlOO in I'R II MIC MIS-,

A WARDED by Jenks Budlong, of N York,
"A on the Best Dairies Of Cheese bought by
1860.
First Premium on dairy Of over 30 cows,
AnsOn Bartlett, Munson, s2o oC
2nd premium on dairy of
L. Merrimrn, Burton, u OC
I'D premium on dairy Of
). Whitney, Montvie, Is OC
lst premium on dairy of less than 80 COWS,
Philandcr Grant. Middlrfield, IS OO
2hd premium on dairy oi less than
NJ. B. Waters, Middlcfeld, Is 90
Sd premium on dairy of less
Comfort Smith Chardon, II 90
The atoresaid id persons are requested to meet
at tho office Of Garfield e. Smith on Saturday.
the 10th of August next, nt | O'Clock P. NJ, a,
which time aud place sad premiums will be paid.
JENkS BUDLONG.
Chardon, August lst, 1862. 655w3
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SEMI.lNNUAL STATEMENT, NO. lOl.
Capital and Surplus,
93 2, 3 0 2, D 8.

For details of oflnvestments, SEQ small Cards g.
Circulars.
Insurnnccs may be effected in this old md sub.
stnntial Company on very favorable terms.
Apply TO ", CANFlELD Agent,
Chardop, Ohio.
1rDweiHngs md Farm Property insured for q
term of years at very low rates.lf
Chardon, August 10th. 1861. 60!yl
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ShcriH's Sale Of Real Estate.

IN obedience to the requirements of an
u Order of Sale which issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Geaugs Co. in
tho State of Ohio. wherein Simon p. Car
toni plaintiff and Miles Rice is defendant.
and dated tho 10th day of July, A. d. 1862,
to me directed and delivered. | have caused
to be appraised, and shall expose to salo at
public auction, at the door of the Court
House in Chardon, in said County,
On The lst day Of September. 1862,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M, and
4 o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following
described Real Estate, being a tract or lot
of land situate in tho Township of Park.
man, in the County Of Geauga, and State OF
Ohio, and is known by being part of Lot
No. IS. and west half of Lot No. AZ, in
Tract 10, Said premises are situate ia the
north part of tho village of Parkman, as
surveyed by George + White, A. d. 1887.
(for further particulars SEQ tho record vii.
lago plat be tho Same moro or less, Said
promises appraised at $4,000. Terms Of
sale-Cash in hand.
G. WHITE, Sheriff.
Shorif's Office, Geauga Co.,
Aug. lst A. ID. 1862. 655w5
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apCspt. Canfold's Company left this
village for camp, yesterday Thursday
forenoon. The blessings of the whole com.
muuity attend them, and that hoaven may
protect and preserve them, and make their
arms successful, is the earnest prayer of all.
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed md
L qualified as Administratrix of the Estate OF
Lyman f. Kent, deceased. laie of Bainbridee
Township Geuuga County, Ohio.
ANN s. KENT. n
Bainbridge, July 25th, 1862. 65lw3
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

! NEVER fail to destroy all kinds of Iniostina
| Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases, and
far superior TO any and all of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nauseous VERMlFUGES
in use. They may be taken at all times with
perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY
or other delererious drug. Mothers should al
ways purchase them, and give their children no
other.
(No Cathdrtic whatever, is necessary to be
given.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealcrsin in Med
icines.
Al. MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. N. Y.
9Ir For sale by A. Cook, Chardon; C. s. Field,
East Claridon; e. P. Treat, Claridon; L. Thomp.
son, IIuntsburg.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
1< be presented to the Commissioners of &c.
augn County, Ohio. at their next regular meet
ing, praying that an alteration be made in the
road lending from VIM. X. Crunes. in Leroy
township, Lake County, Ohio, TO Retire Trask's.
in Thompson, Geauga County, Ohio, as follows,
to wit: commencing at or near the residence of
the said w. Il. Cranes, and running south sast.
erly, across the land Of Luman Stock we'll, and
land occupied by Retire Trask, so as to intersoct
the Diagonal road running from Otis Warmers,
in Leroy township, 10 the center OF ofThompson, at
or near the line between the said Retire Trask
and Luman Stock well
Thompson, July 18th, 1862. e55wl'
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NOTICE.


HENRY P. FARR, Elizabeth Farr, Gilbert
IL Curtiss, Jr., and +. Mccall, will take notice
that Gordon Foster Of tho County of Cuyahosn &,
State OF Ohio, did, on The 7th day OF August 1867,
file his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas in
md for Geauga County in said State OF Ohio
agninst the said Henry z. Farr, Eliz beth Farr,
Gilbert Curliss, jr., and f. Mccall, detendants,
praying for The safe Of about 232 acres Of land be.
ing parts Of Lots No. / 2 and 6, in the township
OF flambden, Geauea County and State of Ohio,
mortgaged by said Henry p. Farr and Elizabeth
Farr to Gordon Foster on the 23d day Of June. A.
ID. 1886, to secure the payment of 1920, accord.
ing TO said notes referred TO in said mortgage
And praying that said Gilbert Curtiss. JT., and
the said z, Mccall may by answer, disclose the
nature and character Of these claims or to said
land, if any they have, and that said Henry +.
Farr may pay said sum now claimed to be due,
amounting to 5000, and interest ansually from
the 23d day Of June, 1856, excepting sl6O,59 paid
June 7th, 1861, within a short time TO be named
or that in default thereof, that said lands may be
ndudged and decreed to be appraised and sold, e.
the money arising theretrom to be applied in pay.
ment OF sa id claim. -.
Said defendants are required TO answer by the
Sd Saturday inter the 7th day Of August 1862
q. +. BLAKESLEE & l.. E. GOODWIN,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
657w6
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GS-L1st Wednesday night, tho Claridon
Brass Band favored our citiz ems with do.
lightful sorcnado, which is hereby acknowl.
edged
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llambdCn Select School.

tNDE ALL EtA OF tnis school VIII COM
l. mence
On Mondoy. august 25th,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.
The present Principal has taught this School
nine terms, with decided increase of patronage
Without even one exception there has been
unnnimity Of feeling throughout the entire Dis
rict. Feeling thankful for such tokens OF entire
appreciation aud liberal patronage, continuance
OF the same is all that is desired.
To all my former students, wherever you may
be, would say, with much pie ,sure would again
welcome you to our pleasant School.
Terms:
For Children under ~ years, $500
For ,he Common English Branches, 300
,23 per cent aided unless paid at the close of
tho Term.
Positively no deduction m,do for absence less
than half n term-only in case Of protrncted Ill.
ness.
3c- Board, with rooms furnished with lights,
wood, &c, at $3.50 per week. For tn ,sc wish.
ing to hire their board, apply to the Principal and
he will find them places. For those wishing to
board themselves, good rooms can be obtained
for l21a cents per week, Tor each, by applying TO
Samuel Hathaway.
SETH EDISON, Principal.
Ilsmbden, July I9th. 1862. 65iwi
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GS-The Soldiers Mite Society will
meet at Mr. John Stroh's, on Tuesday
evening next.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
HORSE AND HIS DISEASES,
BY ROBERT JENNINGS, v, g.,

ROBERT JENNINGS, v. s.,
,l Pathology and Operative Surgery IN
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In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Geauga
County, Ohio.
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STATE OF OHIO, In the Cont of Common
bEADGA co. Pleas.
Polly Hitchcock, by her NEXT friend, Ariel Ben.
ton, PlniniiH,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-02-26

REsoLUrfoxs.--At q Haeesing Of the OH.
GERS and men of the Fourth Iowa InfaHt-
Ey, had at Rolla not long since, the sub.
joined preamble and resolutions we're
adopted: -...
WaEREHs, 0ar Regimantal Hospital, in
the, Fall, was without means necessary TO
make our sick comfortable, and
WHxsxAs, An sppeaI vas made By our
CHAPLAIN to sundry places for help, there
fore -- ...-t "a
,ResoEpsd, That the thanks of the of
GERS and men of the Fourth Iowa Infant
", be and are hereby aendeged 10 the La
dies' Soldier Aid SoeieEise OF Council
Bluffs, Glpnwood, ClaEinda, WinseEses,
Des Moines, State Aid Society, and the
lsdies of Ms. Hope, Wisconsin, for their
prompt action In furnishing boxes of just
such stores as were needed az q time wheu
so many Of our noble men were psostxas-
ed By disease.
R&soEUeJ, That while kind friends at
hema viii send sakeas Of their love and
sfegtlon to cheer us in sickness, We will
in healsh shrink from no hardshipa or sac
ri6es in doing our duty.