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The national Republican., 1862-01-20
FROM ronrRxss MONROE.
FALSE TELEGRAMS.

The Star Of Saturday and the Chrowicls o
yesterday, contained telegraphic dispatche
from Baltimore, purporting to give the state o
affairs at Old Point, Norfolk, &C., these para
graphs being specimens
"Gen. Wool has sent notification to Nor
folk 10 move ths women and children out o
that city, a. he was preparing to assault Il.
The Minnesota, Cumberland, and other YES
sells Of the squadron In the Roads, are takin,
down their spars, preparatory to.active opera
ions.
II is rumored here that Yorktown has ais,
been abandoned evacuated-by General Ma
gruder."
A gentleman belonging 10 one Of the Depart
ments here, and who returned In The boat will
the Union prisoners, having been to Fortres,
Monroe end Newport News on official business
called last night to say that there is no truth Ia
the above kilograms Gen. Wool has sent
no such word 10 Norfolk-that the vessels n the
Roads are NOT preparing for battle, and thai
Magruder Is still at Yorktown, with an army
estimated at 10000.
The Congress and Cumberland, instead Of
taking down their spars, were at anchor al
Newport News, the Cumberland being about to
soil for Hatteras.
About sixty vessels, embracing ferry boats
gunboats, schooners, transports, 60, were at
anchor of Fortress Monroe, on the 18th. The
Constitution, with 5000 troops on board uu.
der the command of Gen. Butler, arrived on
the 10th, and all we're In fine rpirits.
All hands on board the Congress were paid
of on the 18th, having been in service three
months above the time IT quired, by the express
desire Of the President.
Two French steamers "a frigate and gun
boat) are now in harbor Of Fortress Monroe,
and saluted the American fl .g on 7 Thursday.
The rebel batteries on Crsney Island, on
Tbursday. were trying their guns for the re-
ception Of the Cumberland, as is supposed
They also attempted 10 erect battery be
tween the Rip Raps and Sewell's Point, SO a.
to command the channel, but the Rip Rap bat
terry sent twenty five shells, which exploded 10
the midst Of their works, and caused the rebels
to speedily evacuate the place.
The story that the above channel is OBJ
structed by heavy ships cables is also contra.
dicted by our informant.
Camp Butler, at Newport News, ia In a
splendid condition the camp Of the Seventh
New York regiment being in perfect order,
and go much attention being paid to cleanli
ness that there is not single case of sickness;
the troops being in the highest health, and 10
the best possible spirits.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
THE SITUATION.

The suggestion that General Burnsides OK.
pedition was intended 10 e.tack Norfolk In the
rear, involves too many improbabilities 10 be
seriously credited. To advance upon Norfolk
by the circuit Of the Atlantic ocean, Pamlico
and A'bemarle sounds, and a long river and
canal navigation, can hardly have been thought
OF. when, II an attack upor Norfolk was really
the thing intended, there are points within a
days march at which the expedition could have
made landing
1t Is more reasonable to suppose that the op.
erations Of General Burnside upon the coast of
North Carolina may have this degree of con.
nection with demonstration against Norfolk
BY General Wool: that the two movements will
aesist each other by dividing and distracting
the forces and attention Of the enemy.
The reported evacuation of Yorktown BY
General Magruder is probable event. He
was posted there US q defensive precaution,
and nothing Is more natural than that he should
leave, upon the discovery that our blows are
directed elsewhere.
Ths Boston Advertiser, a careful aud respect
able paper, states that CON- Dupont has writ
ten private letter. to the effect that an attack
upon either Charleston or Savannah was no
part Of the programme Of the expedition to
Port Royal.
Matters in the vicinity Of Cairo are baco omiug
interesting. We see no denial OF the statement
OF the Chicago Tribune, that the gunboats will
not be ready for some days; but the discovery
seems to have been made that men and horses
have legs. and can move by land.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

UNION VIcrORY IN MIssOURI.-An official dis.
patch received here on Saturday night, from
Major General Halieck, states that Major Hub
bsrds cavalry attacked rebel force Of nine
hundred men at Silver creek, in Howard
county, under Col. Poindextsr, on the 18th
lnstant, and routed them. Euemy's loss, forty
killed and sixty wounded. Our loss, six killed
aud nineteen wounded. We captured one
hundred and sixty horses, sixty wagons, one
hundred and five tents, eighty kegs Of POWDER
two hundred guns, and twenty, eight prisoners
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
~ We learn that Captains Chspmsu and

~ We learn that Captains Chapman and
Mcdenry, Of the Sixty.third Pennsylvania
regiment, were arrested and placed In irons in
Alexandria, on Saturday night 1t appesrs
that they had just returned 10 that city from
iurlough, and got to quarreling Ia the street
General Montgomery came out to see whs,
was the matter and to quell the disturbance,
when Chapman drew a pistol and fired two
shots at the General-happily, without hitting
him
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
Rcduci ng the Number OF Cha piai

Reducing the Number Of Cha plains.
The House Military Committee, at their meet
ing on Thursday morning, authorized Mr.. Olir
to report bill reducing the number of chap
lsins to one to each brigade, and establish log
ho'pital chaplaius. This reduction has beer
asked for by many chsplains and clergymen
as well as hosts Of officers.
1t would suit host oi officers 10 get rid o
chsplains altogether, and substitute cyprisnt
and gamblers in their stead, but members OIL
Congress who consider the moral welfare Of
the army worth anv thus, had better pause
and reflect before they reduce the number Of
chaplains.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

GENERAL FREMoNT.-It is said that General
Fremont Is preparing an elaborate statement in
reference to the charges made agsinst his ad-
ministra'ion Of the Department of the West,
which Is to be presented to the Congressional
Committee on the Conduct of the War.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

VIRGINIA REFUGEES address TO the Vir.
guia Refugees will be delivered by William q
Parsons, E'q, to night, at Robbins's Building,
corner Of Seventh and + streets, inside room,
No. %. A petition to Congress will be pre-
sentcd for signatur's. Mr.. Psrson, has taken
great interest In afording protection 10 fugitive
Virginians, and we hope they will rally at his
call to night
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

REBEL LErrsns.- General Lowell, Of the rebel
army, has issued an order commanding that
all correspondence going from the Confederate
States to any part Of the world, or from any
part OF the world 10 the Confederate States,
shall be subject to tho inspection Of Govern.
ment censor,
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

Navy YARD SrRIKEs.-The workmen In the
Brooklyn and PhiladeIpbis navy yards are
much dissatisfied with the reduction Of their
wages, and so many Of them have struck that
the equipment Of vessels for immediate service
is likely " be delayed.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

PREsENTArIoN.-On Saturday. Capt. J. +.
Glenn, OF Company A, Twenty third regiment
P. V, was presented with beautiful sword.
The sword wa. eccomp ,nied by sash OF su.
perb texture, and two belts-all the gift Of the
men of Capt G.'s company, who in this way
desire to express their estimation of bis worth
and capicity as an officer.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

Mr.. BINGHAM. speech of this gentleman,
delivered in the lIouse last week, will produce
the same profound impression upon the coun.
try which 1t did upon those who heard it. It
combines two things not often found together:
close logic and passionate rathos. I, appeals
at once to the judgment and the heart.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

NEW York SOLDIERs.-It 1t appears that G. Ed.
wards Lester has been appointed the agent Of
the New York Soldiers Relief Association, for
the city of Washington, which is very good
appointment, and we suggest to him the i'm.
portance of going Immediately to the encamp.
ment of Berdan's Sharpshooters.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

MILITARY COSrIRxATIoSs.-Th Senate will
this week act upon all military appointments
made since the publication Of General
Ordcrs," No. 6s, If August 27, 1861. II will
be recollectsd that sixty five or seventy briga-
der generals are In the thirteen or fourteen
hundred nominations.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
The War i'm N1issouri.

Road, No., Jan. l9.--There are indications of
u westward movement Of all the troops here.
The enemy's piokets extend fourteen mIles
from Springfield, and General Prices forces are
estimated at twelve thousand.
There Is an unreliable rumor that General
Mcintosh Is coming from Arkansas with rein.
forcemen,s,
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

TIE SENArE.-We have good reason 10 be.
lieve that no officer Of the army, nominated for
appointment or promotion, will be confirmed
by the Senate, IL he can be proved to have de.
livered up any black man coming into our lines
from the enemy, since the date OF the pubica-
ton Of tho instructions Of the Cabinet " Gen.
Sherman on that subject.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

LItUr. BUTLER, nephew Of the General, has
bad some difficulty with brother officer, and
will probably be transferred 10 the command
ofa squadron Of cavalry now IN Massachusetts,,
raised for the Generals expedition.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

Ex MINISTER FAULKNER, who was recently
released from Fort Warren. In exchange for
Congressman Ely, is said TO bs ut his old resi-.
dence, at Martinsburg, Va, directing the forces
Of the rebel General Jackson In their maraud
Ing expeditions on the Upper Potomac.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Fortress Monroe.

Baltimore, Jan. lo.-The Old Point boat ar
rived this morning.
Tho letter to the newspaper press makes no
reference whatever to the Burnside expedition.
Tbe writer probably omits information on that
subject from reasons Of public policy.
Seven companies Of the New York Second
regiment went out on reconnaissance, Friday
night, from Newport Nows, and drove In the
enemy's pickets, and discovered their position
st distance twelve miles from camp.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

~-The flag presentation to Colonel Van
Wyck, Fifty sixth regiment New York State
volunteers, is postponed until Wednesday next,
the 22d, at II O'Clock, q. 10.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

APPOINTMENTS or BRIGADIER GENERALs.-The
President has appointed N. J. 7. Dana, of Min.
nesota, and James Shields, Of California, 10 be
brigadisr generals OF volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

RcBsRT s. OAKLEY, President Of the National
Bank note Company, and Treasurer Of the
Greenwich Savings Bank, died suddenly at his
residence, In Brooklyn, N. Y, on Thur sdsy last.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

The Legislature Of Penusy lvanis are taking
measures to have the oath Of allegiance gen
orally administered TO the citizens of that State.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

A recent contract for 4 900 cattle, drliv, ra.
bic at Harrisburg, was made for $3.50 psr
hundred, live weight.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

Hon THonAs A. sooTr, our efficient Assistant
3, 'retary Of War, docs not Intend to resign, ss
has been rumOred. -
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
New Missouri Senator.

a' Louis, Jan. l0.-A report has gained much
currency here, that Governor Gamble has re.
s'gned his position and gone to washiBston,
mere 10 await his appointment, BY Acting
governor Hall, to All the vacancy ip the United
states Senate, occasioned by the expulsion Of
Tfusten Polk.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20
More Prisoners Of War Released.
ARRIVAL OF $50 RELEASED FEDERAL
SOLDIERS.
FULL LIST OF THEIR NAMES.

On Friday last steamer With flag Of truce
went from Fortress Monroe up The James rive,
about nine miles above Newport News, and
met the steamer from Richmond, with one hun
drcd and nfty released prisoners, two OF whom
escaped from prison the night before and got on
board the boat, being concealed by their com
rsdes. One of them evsded examination By
jumping on tie guards Of the boat, but the
other, In attempting to do 90, was detected
and taken back.
All Of the prisoners were convslescents from
the hospital. About twenty had crutchcs, and
dozen had 10 be carried on board, some on
cots. All Of them had been wounded. DR..
HiRginbotham accompanied them, and the men
we're loud in commendation of bis uniform
kindness 10 them, and after cordially graspiug
his fsad In taking leave Of him, they gave him
three enthusiastic cheers. They then saluted
the old Stars and Stripes with burst Of en-
tbusiasm that brought tears 10 the eyes, many
waving their crutcbes above heir heads. On
the way back, the wharves and embankments
at Newport News we're thronged With soldier
who greeted the released prisoners with tpe.
mcndous cheers. The Cumberland and Cbn.
gress we're also manned and gave most en-
ttusiastic greeting 10 the prisoners.
The following are the names Of the rel tased
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

Buffalo has contributed 800 barrels Of Aolr
for the loyal citizens Of North Carolina.
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

~ smithsonisn Lectures.-On TUESDAY
EVENING, January 81, 1872, Prof. b. PIERCE,
Of Harvard College, will lecture on " The Missis.
sippi River"
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Rev. H. W.
PIERSO Y will lecture on " The Private Life Of
Thomas Jefferson"
The public are Invited. Admittance free. Lee.
ture commence at 8 p m. Jan 20--8t
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

I" Notice.-The sale Of the LAW BOOKS Of
the Library OF the late Walter Jones will take place
at the Auction Rooms, THIS (Monday) EVENING,
at O'Clock JAS Q. McGUIRE& &CO.,
jan 2c-it AuotionteIs
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

~ Reading Matter on every pas..-xs
The national Republican., 1862-01-20

NJ . TT O r.
The partnership heretofore existing under the
Mr.. Morton.
The tusine.s will be continued In future under
the name of
A. sAHNON 4 CO.
jan 9n-3t WM McMANUS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
The City of Vicksburg,

Vicksburg (Mlss. } situated about midway
between Now Orleans aud Momphs-its
distance from Now Orleans being four hun.
dred miles, and from Memphis three hun
dred and fifty. 1t is torry.Gve miles west
from Jackson, tho Capital of Mississippi
with which it is connected bv railroad. |:
is located just below tho Walnut Hits, in a
bond of the river, and occupies an elevated
position on the side of hill. whose highest
point is three hundred feet abovo the river
opposite tho city tho river is three hund, Cd
feet deep. The cotton country around il
worry fertile, and tho most important articl,
of export from Vlcksburg is cotton. o
which it ships about 800 900 bales annually
Tho population of tho city was, by tho las
census, A 800 From Vicksburg to Mem
phs tho rebels have no dctonses of impor
tance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
JULY a, 1862.
MEDICAL.
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate supervi,,
"A ion OF skilful Physician, and they may b.
relied upoH in all cases.
The intelligence OF tho community is not in.
suited by the ofler OF single medicine which
claims to cure ALI DISEASES, but the Gutenberg
Remedies consist of seven different Medicines,
nll nnequatcd in the cure of diseases for which
iney gre recommended, among which may be Sc
iecteu one appropriate TO any OF the diseases inci-
ueht 10 this country and climate.
@THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
Llhbo are p6tier than any other kind of Pills in
the world-Price 25 Cents. '''
UTHE GR4EFENBERG UTERINE CA.
lhohLlC''N IS an iuinlhb'e remedy for all 70.
arTHE UTERINE c CATHoLIcoN will ala.
cure Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males,
bTTHE GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
Is by Tar the most powerful and efiicucious com.
pound in use.-Price One Dollar
GrTHE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY
SYRUP is a certain and quick remedy for niIdis.
eases Of the bowes-Price so Cents.
NTTHE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never tails to permanently relieve this distressing
disease-Price One Dollar.
HTTHE GREFENBERG CHlLDREN's
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in an
diseases incident to children.
THE R4EFENBERG FEVER AND AGUB
REMEDY is a sovereign specific for this partios
ular dsease- Price 50 Cents.
THE GRHFENBERG GREEN MOUNT.
AIN OINTMENT exces all other salves in il
curative effects Price 25 Cents
THE GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES
BALM affords the most astonishing reiiel in all
pulmonary complains-Prce 800 botde. tan
eminent Physician of New York, states thnt he
has known the GrUfenberg Consurpiive's Balm
used with great success IN Dropsy. Our own
experience substauuates his staement)
THE GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
are the most pleasant und delightful tonic ever
prepared.-Piice 25 Cents
THEGR BFENBERG LOTION is unpnrai.
leled in ALL Inflammation or diseases OF tho Eye
Price 25 Cents.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04

A VALUABLE TARLR.--The following
table will be found useful to MANY Of our
readers:
A box 95 by l6 inches square and 90
inches deep, will contain barrel, (three
bushels
box IA BY l6 inches square and IA
inches deep, will contain half barrel.
a box 10 BY III inches square and Q
inches deep, will contain half a bushel.
a box 70 by 1871 inches and 8 inches
deep, will contain one bushel.
box by 81 inches and inches deep,
will contain one peck.
A boz Q by 8 inches aud Al inches
deep. will contain a gallon.
A boz by 4 inches and Al inches
Deep will contain quart.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
DErEcrED.-The utterly false pre,ense

DETEcTED.-The utterly false pre,ense
OF the Dutch Consul at New Orleans. tha,
the money taken from his custody by or.
der Of Major General Butler, $500. OOO1
was not the proceeds OF the seccsh robbery
Of the United States Mint, but Mexican
dollars really belonging TO Hope IL Co., OF
Amsterdam, has been fairly exposed by
microscopic examination Of the coin itself.
That shows underneath the impression
Of the Mexican die perfect evidence ,hat it
was originally United States coin. 1t was
re stamped in New Orleans in order to
prevent detection in case it should fail
again within reach Of Uncle Sam.
clutches. Unmstakable proof ofthis Gun.
ming tri:k Of recoiniug is found in TIE o,
the distinctive mark Of the United States
dollar coinage by the New Orleans Mint,
which still remains visible with the mi.
croscope upon each Of the aforesaid
$500 COO
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
VOLUME XIII. NO. 27.
"Write Me Down an .Abolitionist, "

DIR. Hunt. formerly editoraliy connected
With the Buffalo Erpress. writes to that pa.
per from the hospital OF Newport Ncws:
sFor tho last half hour have been busted
in writing a letter Tor sick soldier, and in
reading a letter found in the pocket Of one
who died this afternoon. Poor fellow J He
was brought hero yesterday as Gonzales.
cent but wild with deirium, and burned
alive with that hot, sweltering, sweating fe.
yer, which has stricken so many here. /
examined his efincls--a watch. bit OF news.
papor eith two flaxcn locks of hair pinned
upon it, an nmbrotype with pretty young
pirls faco. aud a thoroughly good letter,
siercd only Mother and Brother So they
90, bravo follows, martyrs in tho cause Of
what? Freedom, froe labor, free speech !;
or of restoration Of our Southern brethren
to their former place in our councils and
of State rights to commit n foul. unholv
wrong Write me down an Abolitionist-
not brcaker.down of the Constitution. but
one who, looking upon tho Consultation as
he would upon tho belt of tho prize.ring
would strike slavery bard. harder. aud more
deadly, whenever we can hi ADORE The belt"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
Kurius Suckumstance.
SLOAN UNDER THE COUNTER!

oWI II NND . IIho TN n BUNi
MORRIS in sight with his Celebrated
l Y Arabian Condition Powder, where every
owner OF Horses and CatIle eau at once find q
cheap, certain safe reliable and best medicine in
use for many of the diseases peculiar TO such an-
imals. They are u sovereign remedy for Coughs,
Colds. Loss Of appetite, DiStsmper, Hide. Bound,
Htoues in its first stages, &C., &c. They have
use. Try them See Circulars. For sale by all
druggists and mechanism the country. Also at
wholesale by the proprietor, n l6l, Ontario ST.,
Cleveland, Ohio TO whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. G. G. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Sold by A. Cook ,Chardon.
b6lm3
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sheriGs Sale OF Real Estate.

n obedience to the requ rements of vend. ex
l. order Of Sale which issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Geauga County in the State oI
Ohio, wherein Henry I. ridley and Dewitt c.
Grldley are plaintiffs, and Arelus Clupp, Jr.;
Moses Clapp aud Simon Sawyer, are de.enda ntS,
and dated the l9lh day at June, A. d. 1862, to
me directed and delivered shall offer for sale a,
public vendue, at the door OF the Court House in
Chardon in said County, on
Monday. The 2lst day Of July 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o..
clock T. NJ, OF said day, the following described
Real ESttte, situate IN the township ui Thpmp
son, IN the County OF Geauga and State OF OHIO,
being part OF Lot No. II in said Township, and
bounded as follows, To wit. Beginning at the
south line OF said Lot 10 chains and 56k links
west OF the sSulh east corner OF said lot thence
moth 36 chains, ~ links thence south 50 degs.
20 minutes, west - chains, S6h links, To land
formerly owned 10y Mark Barnes; thence south
TO the east line of said Barnes land SO char MS and
81 links To the south line oi said Lot thence east
on the Lot line - chains, SCR links, to the place
OF beginning, containing fifty acres OF land be
the same more or less.
Said premises appraised at ts650l six.hundred
and fifty dollars. TERMS OF SALE-Cash in
hand, f. G. WHITE, Sheriff.
SheriiNs Office, Genuga
Co., June 20, 1869. Gi9w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04

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 i've days notice.
Direct all letters to Hambden, GeauRa
Co., o. S.EDSoN, 90. Surveyor.
595f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber, having changed his location
l. for Tanning, to Footvile, Trumbull Town.
snip, Ashtabula County, begs leave to inform all
those having Hides and skins left with him IL
tan, that they viii be left Tor distribution as soon
as tanned, al c. Knowles Harness Shop, Also
Mr.. Knowles will take in Hides and Skins for
me to tan. Thankful for past favors he hopes to
still receive a share Of the public patronage.
Reference--My former tanning.
J. +, FOLDER.
Chnrdoq, Feb. "a. 1862 633d
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-04

TJNIlE undersigned would say to the public that
he has commenced running his new, well.
finished aud comfortable Express for passengers,
from Chardon to Cleveland as follows:
lie ives Chardon, Monday. AN, and arrives
in Cleveland at IL NJ; leaves Cleveland from
the Clty Hotel, for Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Tuesday
Leaves Chardon, Wednesday,7 A. NJ, and ar q.
rivos in Cleveland at II NJ leaves Cleveland
from the Z City Hotel, Tor Chardon, Thursday, 10 A.
M.
Leaves Chnrdon, Friday, A. NJ, and arrives
in Cleveland al ~ NJ; leaves Cleveland IRON
the Guy Hotel, for Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Saturday
W FREIGHT ut very Low rates; and all
errnnds and jobbng IN my line, donewith quick
ness aud dispatch
would say TO persons living out Of town tha
their orders may be lett at the Store of viii
kns & Kelley, where they will be promptly AT
tended to.
! would also snyto the people Of this vicinity
that they can go cleveland for 81 90 less, nnC
arrive there sooner, than they can by PanesvilIe
| will deliver passengers i'll any part of the city
nj the same price.
J.VD. ELDREDGE, Proprie,or.
Chardon June 2Sth, 1861. 5Ysti