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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, july H. iSii2
BEEF CATTLE.-Tne receipts to day amount to
! 1,22s head. Of which $50 were received at shar-
maua Yards, sSs 1t the Michisaa sputherE Yards.
ard Gro ut the Pittsburgh Yards. The market TO-
day was better supplied than yesterday, hut the
stock IL the yards waS about the 9cade being
fair average quality. ANON. the various lots re-
ceivcd 5o1ris WaiSell had Of Ia head choic-
State steare from Nernillon cor1ty. They will
be shi: iel to New York Oh owners account. Til.
market ruled dull. holders being unwilling to nc
ceptthe prices offered by shippers-p:cftr tuSniug
their stock OFT on pasture, az they expect reac-
tion In the New York markets. We have no
chaugcto notice, prices being aboat the same as
those Of yesterday.
The following ara the leading sales:
Rhoaee sold Mil!ar Is head averaging 1,35t zbs at
$3>uN.
Ccnnoyer sold Al1en1T head averaging ,ess b.
at a3.01
t;aTvey sold s1lllar Il head averaging 1,a1s ts at
strc1g sold Curtis Is head averaging 1,171 hsas
$s99.
Levi sold Millar 1e head averaging l 1874 lbs At
$9aU.
Narzh sold Morris 15 head averaging ], ,1a9 lbs at
$2T5.
B'nsha1n sold Morris Is hcalareraging ,,a2 ib=
at S2.s7.
Buckle sold Curtis &c head averaging ,o4s b. at
sH.ff-aII at Sher1nans yards.
Alien sold Rothchild e head averaging 1863 lbs
at 4! 81 at Michigan Southern yards
Culver sold Wright 70 head averaging o73 F55 at
S2:stl. at same y4rus.
Brown sold Morris II head averaging 9s3 lbs at
- NJ Eh,Irursr+s Sarf3S
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MARINE n EWg,

FES9ELS TaEEtAG LIE iltD4I-
Especial Di:pstch TO The Chicago Tritnnei
DETROIT July H. 1Su2.
Cr-prop Prairie State; bark Hans Cracker,
Nm. Jones, Southampton. Fame, Potomac s!mr
3asssllon; scll1 31azeppa. Northern Bell, ,;Bonule
Doon Hassiass, Victoria, l1autfes5, Lady Of the
Lake
DowS-sch, II, mouth Rock, Wind and Wca-
thet.
Weather p1easant-wind caeter1y
MOVEMENTS OF III2AGO VESSELS.
ARnrsEp AT BuFFALo FROM CH1cAGo--,J;1ly -
Banks Golden Eleeeo. Major A:slcrst,n Parana, +.
y SEefnian; schrs. Lone Star, Contest, Curtis
Nuti1., G.. ". Holt.
CLE-tEED FNuN BvFFAIo FOR CE1c AGO, Juty g.
Prop. Free STATE; barks Golden Fleace, liajrr
anderson Pasaua, City + Chicago: svA.s 6. ".
HUI Lone Star, Contest. Curtis Mum.
VESSELS PASSING THROCGH TIE WELLASD
:ASAL-h C arc indebted t, Capt. t. T. Uorr for
tie following list Of Vessels passiu. through th4
Neth,'c Canal:
'tssG:s 6on,sti 3teSt. IT1lrs from. W1sTe to
tn The Sih 3uly-
pr.p Michigan Ogden :burgh, Chcaro.
schr Cnz7.netcn, Oswecp Ctica@o.
Or the 9Th July
schr Victoria, Kingston, Chicago.
Schr Surtnern Belle, Usweyu CHICAGO.
On the 18th July
SchT Sysacnse, kiEg7!pa, Milwaukee,
Setr Reindeer: Nf.5--an, Chic,sgn.
ltSSt'$ ooHHG EGst- ltissfs }ToU7- ft,18rE t5.
On the Sth Juls-
Prop psoe1shurgh. Chicago. oydea=brrsn
i*el1r Hastings Bslley1ile, Chicago.
Oh ihe !sth July
sc'!1 Geo stese. Milwaa1Sec, Osweso,
Vessels dl@chursi1s IL tl'c elevator
Brig Rannc7 Kingston, Chicago.
Sctr -Adebaran, Chicago, Chica 70.
schr 1sp2us Chicago, Chicago.
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NEW NoSELs 10 IoA,s.-EVery tuovel, as coon
as published, cau be borrowed at the cheap book,
periodical and newspaper store Of T. T. Sherlock,
III Ueasbo1n street. jyll6s
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Tue interest in the schools for the past year
las beeA unabated. The Board, with noble
determination year ago voted to continue
the schools the usual length OF time-to re-
elect Tue Old corps Of teachers and to par
theu4 their former 1aalazles-undi1ninished-
spite Of the etrngency Of the times and the
:tasses to the felool fund. It Tas time
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PROGRAMME
The Lords prayer, School; Sumter, Geo. wr5eht ;
mhlskGSr: Lne5 Ftney: God Bless Our STARE For
Lacey; LillE Of The Vale, School; Vengeance, y.
Bsacha1d; The Bridge. Mary Garrison; Friendship.
ge9 G11te53a ha Gco: simmons, Arthur Wheeler and
iaGe2aaen. Andreg HoSer Edward Witkowssy;
ySpthat,s SsI DegS@1z Mary Brown: Benpie and
~, nis Eel me1heT i;a5 5f wa1S ScTog sehine, Mn
dom, Elery Be1kaln, Mason Hatch and several 9th
ers; Sunny Hours, Choir Of 1st Division; The
= Neather; #. Van Dusen George and his hatehet,
Nellie Adams; Cn1on FersHs Secession (0rIGina9
Eiftg characters; Ealeaictory Address, Eelyn
closing piece written By Miss Jennings,
one OF the teachers, was the subject Of much
pnsise., As its title indicates, it presented the
present state Of atfairs between the United
and Seeded States. AB scholarly effort it
was regarded favorab1y, mud Its apsness 70 the
times, ITS graphic illusions to the days and
spirit of ~, with the very excellent acting OF
tn S so pupils engaged, caused it to be received
The very gratif5ing effect Of the exhibition
manifested itself in q rare word OF cordial ap-
probation BY Mr., Mose1y- who assured the
teschers that the Board were unanimous in
their satisfaction with the teachers of the
Dearborn school the past year.
EXERCISES At TIE SEwBEERT scHooL-c, c,
AEsKRvE, PRINCIPAL.
LUIS ecuuol numbers between i've aud SIX
hundred pupils. c. c. Meseryc is Principal,
and has as assistants 4 va thnrnnoh end ccn-
potent corps Of ysnng ladies. Tic exercises
were conducted successfully, and were inter,
esting The declamations we're well learned.
aud delivered. without hesitation and with an
eaznestness seldom exhibited by pupils Of
their age. The singing Of several patriotic
songs, conducted By Miss Jessie Merton, was
very good, displaying several 6ne voices.
At the close, "Fafher Breaster'' delivered
brief but appropriate address.
Following Is the order Of part Of the exer-
cises:
Introductory addreas-Maria Webb. Decla-
matnry-Forg1Ye. By Master Aax Los1ar. De.
c1amatton--foung America. by Aug McGinn
Selection In Readtnss-Miss Mary Daily. DecIama-
1ion-The Wind o1 Fro}ic, Jerome l. child
song-star Epangied Banner. by &aster' division.
The ia=t days Of schools by three misees. Selec
by the misses Newton. Dudel and Dutton. Decls-
nasion-spattseus, Andrew AesesTc. Singing
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NEW CoCETERFE11s.-C fires On
the Mercantile Bank Of Flattspurgh, N. T.,
are being put in circulation in this city. The
character OF the bills Of this bank eau be
readily determined, as the counterfeits are
yellow backs.
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are being put in circulation in this city. The
chars cter OF the bills Of this bank eau be
readily determined, as the counterfeits are
yellow backs.
~ We call attention to the advertisement
OF D. Il. Btoss, IN this mornings paper. The
property is pleasantly located and near the
cars. any one in want of house and lot
would do well to give him = call.
IHEFT.-A coat TRs stolen Thursday ereu-
ing from the canal boat Abe Lincoln aud the
thieves pursued for several blocks until the
Clue vas lost in the windings Of West Side
lumber yard.
TIE TAX Bill, now ready, tn \ pamphlet Of 81
pages, on hne, white paper. Beside the pfllx
which is word for word, in accordance With the
osignsl text. VIC append to it an alphabetical Re-
earitulation Of every article to be taxed by the
law. and the amount Of tax to be levied thereon,
This renders 1t IS complete and couyenient as IL
possible TO make It, The bill taxes almost every
article in Use, and every peseon is interested to
Know the amount.
Price cents, postpaid; e4 per 100, If sent by
csptess; IS per 100, Il by mail, Address
jyi1,2tDltN TEE TRIBUNE, New York.
War Claim Hanks fox sale 1t this Office
Nidows' Declaration for Bounty and Atrears
Saldlese' Declaration for Bounty ard Arrears.
e1cc11ss' susai~ze= u1sasl11y.
Surgeons Certificates of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for Ha1fpay.
Hei1s Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Trans1e1 Of Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment cf Pension
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-27
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To L&snder IHavbine, Eltsabetb HBrhine y NJ Hiatt
Emma Hiatt. Rl1, Hale l. Co, Reed. Catler A. Go,
Reynolds, Samuel Boainan, Thomas Martin
Geovke Andcrson, H soctmsn, Hatch & Thomp.
son, Charles Par sons Co, II Foster, Fickien d
Lucas;
You, and each Of YOU hereby notified thst there
IL now on HE In The ofce Of the CLERK of District
Court o. Lee county, Iowa, 81 Keoknk. petition Of
Reuben Harbine claiming Of yon. Eeander Harbine,
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven Dollars
With six per cent interest per annum payable annu.
ally, ~ balance due on proDsseYy note, on which
Judgment has been obtained made by YOU said lie an
der Hafbtne, and Secured by mort gsfe executed BY
youto SAID Reuben Iial biHf dated december Sd d.
1893 Also claiming again aeL OF YOU the
OF said mortgage, the same being upon certain Real
Estate In city OF keokuk, Lee county Iowa more
Particularly described IN said mortgage and petit iop
Also praying for correction of the description
OF tbe mortgage premises and further ASK for
sale of said premises, and general relief
And unless gou appear AND said petition or
or before noon of the second day the next term OF
said Court 10 Commence at uk on the drst On.
day OF September, A. ID 1tG2 default III be enter
ed agalnst sou. and Judgment rendered thereon Al.
pray 40 for In said pettion.
NOBLE n STRONG
Jy92-d4w Att'ys fer Plaintiff.
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!, ls.dsw
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO adam spohn, James watson, Xix, Hale q Co. J
! Adait, II Nj biaek, Vim. Star nus, and Geo. w
Caldwell ~ y
l"a ats hereby notified thht snow ON III. In,
iF tietks Dhice Of the Dist rct Court OF Lee COUNTY
i9N .hl hrts kapettion IN equity piliirsm Barney
'iaiiihR J3ons Mfiii against you. Adam Syat, Tor
sun OF FIVE Hundred Dollars upon yonr nor.ssge
given 10 Charles Assen, upon lots IA, NAsIs a.
Block cog in the City ofKeokuk lows aud IL
against ali praying for the OF ssid o, III.
fnreeasure otfaid mortgage the exttngusbfren Of
the equity ofredemption, and for gen erai relief.
Now, each OF must APPEAR aud answ III n at
Lion hy noon 81 the rrevnd day of next term OF
Court. TO be held AT Khokuk o the ntst Menday
Of September Ie62, Judgment viii be had theref
by default az PRAYED tor. III. SCOTT HOWELL.
juiyIs dfw Plaintiffs Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-27
THE STATE or IOWA.

To LESSER 6 Wietershnm
hr:-iou are hereby notified thai the re is new o n
file In tie once of the CLERK tho District Cou, OF
Lee County. lows. at Keokuk, petton OF Ancs Hen
kle PtAtRin, claiming of the sum Of n .y9s 6Q
as money Justly due him sla prcmisaory notes. tone
" SAID notes payable 20 ssid piaInttG order:
dibefs pay able 10 atsers FeFRaAs ard sndes ~ed and
sssynet 10 plaintiff, sue gfeH FIVE accounts for Ger
tain hog and 9TH rioirfts bf purchased d.
vers PETE and tht assigned 10 plalnti and that
an attachment has been issued by The Clerk OF ssd
Courupon salad petition upon which certain of your
propesy has been attached
Now, unless yon appear and said petitiop on
% before noon Of the second day September 1867
tsst heft The second day o. the next term OF said
Court he holden at Keokuk defsnlt will be entered
aid judgm emit rendered against you thereon.
BECK kHEATH,
jUlyig-d Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-27
NlTED STATES MARSHAL'S
~ Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AAEkICA,} se
DlsrRuT ~ iowa. 81,
BY virtue OF an execution TO dir ted issued by
the Clerk of the District Court OF the United States for
the Southern DtyisioR of The District Iowa ana
alnst James Morton. ard In favor OF Eeion Ward
we'll b Co., have levied upon, snd will sell 10 the
hghest bidder Al the dour Of the Clerks ONCE OF
District Cou Of the United states for the District OF
I0w a. Keokuk. in said pstrtet, the l3th day
serem Der. A. ID. 1859 between the hours O'Clock
a.. M. and O'Clock p OF said day the following
property, to-wiI: The w u OF Sec ~; East " OF s
W i Of 30 Tew nship ~ north of Range II
The north ls of the n k11 Of Sec. ~, of the
Of ls Township 81 north Of Range 10 west; the
west u 81 The Y OF Section IL, s OF the n
1 Of Sect ion lii OF the Il Of Section II; wet
Il Of tbs w OF Section 81 w of the WI or
Section - Township ~ north OF Range II the
vest q OF the s Of Section q, s OF the III
Of Section Fl, cast u Of the OF Section IL, n
OF the Of Section f3towushlp 10 north or Rasge
| n west, all 10 Jnper county. iowa The east Of
Section u Townshpss north of Range 81, In Hardin
county, Iowa. The east Of the w 4sf Section l3,
Of Range %. Lots TO- IL and Is In Section Town
| ship - RsnRe IS, In Dallas county, Iowa. The N
and W l, the east Of the N I, and the s WI Of
the w I Of section % Township 81 north OF RANGE
lS and the OF Section 49, and the south OF the
W OF Section IS Township 81 OF Range 10, In
Grupdy county, Iowa. The east OF the n ofSec-
ton 20 In Township 60 In Range g. Van Buren, county,
| Iowa.
Taken aud levied upon the property OF James
M orion, To astsfy said w rit Of Execution.
| Keokuk, July 2ls, 1862.
H.. Nj. HoXIE, U. s. Marshal
augo d By HAkRr FuLToE, Deputy.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Adssn sbshn, Geo w Caldwell James Watson.
Ma Axts q Eo.,J 1, Adair, II, Nj BLACK and " 10
stanhus, defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is nov on ale In
e e'efh afifet of the District Court Of Lee County
ioTa, at ksoknk, pettion OF Hiram barney, claim
my Juunme.t against3ou, Adam Spohn for the ~ m
OF our hundred Dollars upon your mortgage given 10
mas. hasah, upon Lot three ts) Block two hundred
and 40 against you ALL ihe foreclosure OF said mort
Inc sale oisaid lot aud for other
now You must appear and answer said petition bv
noon 81 the second dny OF the tar OF sx,a Gour
70 DC held in Keokuk on the first Mondsy SEPTEMBER
A. u 1862, enjoyment viii be had againAt you by de-
fault 80 - Nv
II. SCOTT HOWELL
+ " lo-usw Att'y for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-27
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

~ Thns. j Luce, Ell Van fisklc NJ Csrl.ater
sptlIman. " si~rittfs Alfred Andrew.
John slauehter. J. Ii Efosu w Turuer. ~.
AiKnce or m fafh.f > ~ Geo q. Andsrsu
Xix, Hale Co, A, G. IhOn 4 & o., and James IRA
den. de cndants-
You hereby notified that there IL now on ale In
the Clerks once Of The Distr,ei Court Of L1e County
Iowa, st keot nk petition Of Hiram barney claim
Ing Judgment aga inst YOU Thomas Lace, for the
sum Of SIX huI dred beilara upon certain Deed OF
Trust given TO ID. W kilbourar 10 secure pay M ents
OF purchase money TO Marsh, Lee Delavan upon Lots
one two ~ and three 49, Block eighty eight 1881
IN the Ijts 81 keulub Mnd asEessnst ven ali claiming
afareclosate 81 said Hetd Of Trust tAa sae ef lots
s8Ttr rad biosk, the estngnis NJ bt The equity
0f Fssisli ltion, and for general renef
Now yeu must each appear and answer sid petition
By noon otlAe sccond day Of the next term OF ~
Court to be held NJ Keokuk the fret ~ oEdsy Of
September isc2 or judgement by default win be had
therein aga nat you. III. SCOTT NOV ELL.
juiylS-d4w Ait's for rlaipfir
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
MEDICAL.
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate supervis.
N ion OF skilliul Physician, and they may DO
relied upoH in all cases.
The intelligence of the community is not In
suited by the offer Of single medicine which
claims to cure ALI DISEASES, but tho GGienbrerg
Remedies consist of seven different Medicines,
all unequnied in the cure Of diseases for which
,hey are recommended, among which may be Sc
lecteu one appropriate to any OF the diseases incl
dent to this country and climate.
HTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are better than any other kind Of Pills in
the world-Prico 25 Cents.
2TTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA.
THOLICON is an iufalible remedy for MI Fo.
male diseases-PRlCES $3.50.
n1-THE UTERINE CATHOLlCON will also
cure Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males.
s1rTHE CIR .EFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
is by far the most powerful and efcacious com.
pound in use.-Price One Dollar.
erTHE GRFFFNBERG DYSENTERY
SYRUP is a certain and quick remedy for all dis.
eases Of the bowels-Price so Cents.
&rTHE CIR REFEN BERG PILE REMEDY
never fails to permanently relieve this distressing
disease-Price One Dollar.
SrTHE GRFFENBERG CHlLDRENS
| PANACEA is an invaluable con pound in all
diseases incident to children.
/ THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY is n sovereign specific Tor this partic'
ular disease Price 50 Cents.
! THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNT
! AIN OINTMENT excels all other saves in is
curative eiIects-Price 25 Cents.
THE GREFEN BERG CONSUMPTIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing resieI in ull
pulmonary complaints-Price 3 90 bottle IAN
eminent Physician of New York, staeE thht he
has known the Grnlenberg Consumpiive's Balm,
used with great success in Dropsy. Our owA
experience substantiates his statement)
THE CIR. .FFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared. d.-Piice 25 Gents.
| TuEGRl lTFENBERG LOTION ia unparal.
leled in all Inflammation or diseases OF the Ely
Price 25 Cents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

LIFE THouGHr. Il hoard q man who
had failed in business, and whose furniture
was sold at auction, say that when the era,
die, and tho crib. and tho piano went, tears
would come and he had to loavo tho house
to be q man. Now, there are thousands OF
men who have lost their pianos, but who
have found better music in tho sound OF
their chiIdrens voices and footsteps going
Choerfully down with them to poverty, thhn
any harmony of chorded Instruments. Oh
how blessed is bankruptcy whom it saves n
mans children SEQ many mon who are
bringing up their children as should bring
up mine, II, when they were ten years old
1 should lay them on dssecting table and
cut the Shows of their arms and legs, sC
that they could Mother walk nor use theil
hands, but only sit still and be fod, Thu
rich mon put tho knife of Incidence AM
luxury to their chIdron's energies, and tho,
grow up fattod, lazy calves, fitted for nothing
at twenty five. but to drink doep ant
sduander wide aud tho father must be
slave ell his life. in Ordor to make boasts o
his children. How blessed, then, is Tho
stroke of disaster which scts the children
free, and gives them over to the hard bu
kind bosom Of Poverty, who says TO them
"Work T. and working makes them men =
Beecher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Happiness.

What mortal was ever quite satisfied in
this world ? 1t is part Of our earthly ma.
ture always to find something wanting
always to havo a vague. dull, ignorant yearn'
ing which cannot bo appoased. Sometimes
indeed, We are happy; but in our Widest
happiness We are still unsatisfed, for il
seems thon as if tho cup of joy were too full
and we grow cold with terror atthe thought
that, oven because Of its fuIlnoss, it may
possibly be dashed to the ground. What q
mistake this life would be-what n wild,
fovorish dream--what an unfinished and
imperfect story, if it were not prelude to
something better Taken by itself, it is all
trouble and confusion but, taking tho fu-
ture as tho keynote of tho present. how won.
derfulIy harmonious the whole becomes
How little docs it signify that our joys here
are not complete, our joys not fulfilled, il
tho completion and the fulfiIlmont arc to
come hereafter
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
sacredness Of Slavery

Ifa crew muliny aud convert a merchant
vessel into a pirate ship, does the owner
who captures the ship, hangs the crew, anG
returns the vessel to the purpose OF law
full commerce, destroy or injure the vessel :
SO with tho ship Constitution, Old lronsldos.
The shareholders havo converted II into
slave pirate ship, All that We propose is to
pull down their black and bloody nag, throw
ororbonrd their maDsclos and handouts,
hoist tho flag of Liberty, freight II with
human rights, and return it to tho pathway
whore tho fathers launched it, to sail ever
moro on voyage of Freedom 1t is no
sufficient reply to this, that there are vested
/ rights which emancipation would interfere
/ with, or destroy. Had not tho people OF
Rome right to drain the Pontino Marshes,
whose malarioua exhnlation nightly rose
and spread over the city, boaring sickness
and doath to its households although 1t
might interfere with the water-lots of frog.
breeders and snako.tanccIs Tho health
of tho city WAS of more consequence than
the vested rights of the rcptlo.mongers
that lived on the margin OF the immense
bog. | beg to know just how sacrCd this
right of enslaving men is. | desire to un'
derstand its height and depth, its length
and breadth. At what graduated point on
tho scale oil sacred anu precious thihgs Goes
it stand ; Is it as sacred as property The
people will have given u thousand millions
of property before this struggle is over, a
free will Offering, to save tho country
Business prostrated the aflluont reduced to
bcggary, bankruptcy which no skill could
foresee and no sagacity avoid submitted to-
nncompIain,ng!y for tho sake of tho country.
1t can almost DO said Of tho commercial
community Of our great cities, as it was Of
tho oarly Christians--they took the spelling
of tholr goods joytulIy-the ono for Christ
sake, and the other for thoir countrys sake
Aud now, is this unholy thing, slavery
moro sacred than all these Shall prOpert,
vanish, tho dead be piled in hcctacombs OF
tho fold of slaughter parental heart
pierced with tho arrows of anguish; wife
: sistor and botrothod stricken with grief
and vet the clutch of tho enslavor remail
= unrelaxed, and tho fell Destroyer who ha
caused all this waste of property and life
all this montal and heart suffering, bo lof
uumoestod 1t cannot be. Wo are no
thus bcroft of reason. | have no patience
with those who cnshrine this stupendout
crime, aud surround it with tho sanctity Of
an idol, and say, Let it Rlone-Groat il
Diam of tho Ephcsians Great is American
Slavery !-OVcn IOr,jOy
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

ILLUsrRATIoS.-In the Independent, in an
article entitled Patriotism of the People,
Mr. Beecher says For more than sixteen
months, this great twenty million people,
educated to FREQ action, accustomed to par.
ties, 10 endless divisions aud contentious,
have stood before the world a unit for
Union The recent efforts OF a few masked
men in the North to create party of op,
position 10 Government, have but served to
show tho breadth and strength OF this Pop
uIsr Unity. They ran out of the greal
ohaunei into bayou, and thought the cur
TeDt would follow them. Instead of that
the great river flows on. and they, cut off
sit around the edges of their pool, wnicl
every day 10 drying up and becoming smale
and dirtier. croaking into each others face
the melancholy doctrine that, If the peopi
would not adopt their puddle, they ougb
10 hare done it,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08

A HEAVY COFFIN About tho Goth of
May thero was funeral in Now Orleans,
aud the coffin was deposited aftor the usual
ceremonies in n tomb. From Information
which General Butler had received. no or
dorod an examination of the coffin to be
made aftorward, as tho cause OF doath Of
tho person which it was said to contain was
not satisfactory to him. On opening tho
coffin no cGrpso was found, but in its place
a largo amount of gold coin, whic h was i'm,
modiately taken possession of in tho nnmo
of tho Government. Specie continues to
be found which has boon sccrotod by the
rebels and in all cases it is soizod.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-08
Notice.

VNHE undersigned has been appointed nnC
l. qualified ms Adminstratrix of the Estate o
Lyman f, Kent, deceased late Of Bainbrdg,
Township, Geauga County, Ohio.
ANN S. KENT.
Bainbridge, July 25th, 1862. 654w3
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cURVEYOR'SNOTICE.-Thoseliving
~ at distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
ing him by letter, giving five days notice.
Direct all letters to Hambden, Geauga
Co., o. S.EDSON, Co. Surveyor.
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