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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16
Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate. sag


IN pursuance of an order granted by the
Il Probate Court Of Geauga County, Ohio,
| viii. offor for sale at public auction,
On Saturday, the 17th day Of January, 1868,
at o'clock, p. M, upon the promises, the
following described real estate, situate iD
the County of Geauga and State of Ohio,
and known by being part Of lot No. 81, in
Burton Township, and bounded as follows /:
Beginning at tho south east corner of said
lot in the center of the esst and west cen
tor road; thence north on the east line Of
said LOT Fl chains. to the mill pond; thence
north 20 Dog, west 4 chains and 25 links,
along tho margin of said mill pond thence
north 90 deg. west 3 chains. along said
mill .poEd; thence west chainsj thence
south 81 chains, 6S links; thence south 35b
deg, east 8 chains, to the south line of said
lot; tho.ce cast on tho south line Of said
lot 10 chains, 81 links, to the place of be.
ginning containing sixty .fve end SO 100
acres of land. excepting and reserving
twenty five acres on tho west side of said
pieco of land contracted by Thomas Met.
calf to Benjamin Morton, be tho same moro
or. loss. and subject to the dover estate Of
Lucy j. Hoard therein, as the same has
been assigned to hor by notes and bounds
Terms of Sale-Sne. half Of the purchase
money to be- paid in hand and the remain
der in one yoar, with interest secured by
mortgage. Appraised at ss4O0
RERVEY N. ENSIGN,
administrator Of the estatecf Charles s.
Hoard. deceased.
December, 18th, 1862. 675w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

Administrator Sale Of Real Estate,
TN pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro.
l. bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, we will
Court House In Chardon, In said County,
On Ahe l9th day Of january, a. ID. 1868,
at O'Clock P. M, the following dencribed Real
EsIute, described as follows, 10 witt Situate in
the township Of Thompson in the County OF &c.
uuga and State Of Ohio--known by being part
Of Lot No. in said township, and bounded as
follows, TO wit; Beginning at point 20 chains
and 47links from the south side or line OF said
lot and chains and 38 links from the east line
OF said lot, on Aretus Clapp's west line; thence
northerly along said Capp'sl line TO his north west
the east line Of said lot; thence north to the north
line OF said lottn the center OF the road; thence
westerly along the said north line and center Of
said road 80 chains aud 80 links; thence south
two degrees east rs links; thence south Al degs.,
west chains and IS linRs; thence south 89K de-
grees, west chains and 80 links to land owned
by Vincent Stockwell; thence along lhs line Of
said land southerly TO land formerly owned by
Gould Nickerson-.thonc eas.erly along the line
Of said land 10 the northeast corner OF Philo
Rays land; thence southerly nlong said line 10
land owned by Frederick Pitkin; thence easter
ly ulong satd Pitkins north line 10 the place OF
beginning, md to contain $50 acres Of land, be.
ing the same land conveyed TO said Charles II.
ober by Wesley Whipple. Appra,sed at s962S.
e>rTerms Of Snle--One third OF the purchase
money to be paid In hand; one. third in one year,
ferrod payments 10 be on interest aud secured by
mortgage. VAL0ROUS WARREN
GEORGE c. WHIPPLE,
Admrs Of Chas II. Ober, deed
ByI. N. Hashaway, ATTY,
Dated Dec. 10Th, 1852. 61sw4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16
Guardian sale.

TN pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court
L OF Lake County, ohio, made on the 27th day
Of December, A, ID, 1862, In the case Of Clinton
Nowien. Guardian Of Alyirs Way, y,Alnira Way,
Allen Way and Ellsworth Way. agains: his
wards, and II aldah Way, the uudersign cd, will,
on the 2osh day Of January, A d, 1858, al 3
o'clock. p, NJ !, on the premises, offer at public
sale an undivided icnr.seyenth l47l OF the follow.
ing describedteal estate, situate In the Township
Of Fhardon, Geauga Co., Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit. ms part of lot No one, In lracl
No four, In said township, and bounded as fol.
lows Beginning at post standing in the
north east corner OF sad lot; thence south along
the east line Of said lot, Ia chains and l2i links
TO posti thence west 10 chains and % links to
apost thence north 10 chains, l2k iinksto
post on tho north line of said township; thence
east east ~ chains and 20 links, on the township
Inc 10 the place OF beginning; excepting from
the above described premises two acres on the
eas. endoi .he same, leaving II 4Tl00 acres.
Terms ot sale--one. third cash In hand one
third in one and one. third in two years. The
deferred payments to bear interest, and 10 be SO
oorei BY mortgage on the premises. Appraised
at k236,6A. CLINTON HOWLEN.
oIIws Guardian.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

COMMONPLACE WoMNS.--Heaveu knows
how many sinple letters. from mple- mind
ed women, have been kissed, cherished and
wept over by men OF far loftier intellect -
Therefore IL is no marvel that tho childish
epistle OF Hopo Anstoad was cad and ro
read with lingering aud throbbing hear,---
ltis q lesson worth learning by those youua
creatures who sock TO aIiure by their accom-
plishments, or to dazzle by tboir genius, tina,
though no may admire. no man ever loves o
woman for those things. He loves her foi
what 10 essentially dislInct from, though moi
Incompatible with them-hor womatis ma
ture and her woman's heart. This 10 VIII,
wa 80 often see man of high genius OF
intellectual powor pass by tho DoStaell
and the Corinnes 10 tako unto his bosou
somo wayside flower. who has nothing OF
earth to make her worthy of him, excep
that she is-what some few OF your "femal,
celebrities" nro--a truo woman.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

nS- Washington dispatches state that Gen. +.
erni Ben. Butler will be at once ordered TO
one OF the most thickly populated slave dis
,ricts in tho South. where he is TO organize
an African army whorewlth to bold, occupy
and possess a chain OF posls guarding u
most important line OF Communication. 1t
is believed that the work assigned hin,
which he is just the man TO perform, will
bc TO his mind. and that ne will speedily
make tho Proclamation y living word TO tho
slave, ~, =. r..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

The Esp OF MTEMpERAScE,- - A Scotch
pastor recognized one OF his female parish
toner's sitting by the side of the road, a
little ludded. "Will you just help me up
with my bundle, guid mon ?" said she, as
he stopped. "fie. fe, Janet" % said the
pastor. ito see the like o'you 10 sic' a
plight; do you know where all drunk.
ards go ?" "Ay, sure" said Janet,
they just 20 whar drsp o'gude drink
Is 10 be got" Aar'Eet
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

WHr rnE WoUSDED Soldier WAS HAPPY.
"A lettor-writor from Washington says: II
is astonishing to SEQ how cheerful the
wounded men are. Almost without excop.
tion they ore lively and garrulous over the
inciponts OF the battle. The most of thes @
gallant fellows are in Alexandria hospitals,
though somo are at Falls Church. One
mau 10 Alexandria hospital, who had lost an
arm, was one of the happiest fellows the
very night he was brought in that ever
saw. "You are in good spirits for a wound
cd man Z" said Q stranger TO him. He
looked up from bis cot with smiling, happy
face, and replied, "Yes, why shouldn't be-
happy: have saved my lie. and have
got something to show to my family as long
as live My children won't be ashamed
to have 1t known that I lost nv arm fighling
for my country! No, sirl I doubt if i
should have that arm put on again. My
grandfather lost leg in tho Revolutionary
War. Our family have boastod Of that TO r
nearly hundred years. 1t 10 about time
that somebody .elso did something for the
credit of tho family. The old story was
getting to be a little too old, and now, sir,
you see that am to be the hero of the
family" There was patriotism, pride OF
character. and philosophy, from common
so'"'o'.s 5s vev5 res ..sftfas- slf .I4 RI
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

\ PLEASURES There is not little general
ship and strategy required 10 the managinR
and usrshalipg Of our pleasures.so that each
shall not mutually enoIoacb to the destruo.
sion fall. For pleasures are very yoraoious,
too apt 10 worry one another, aud each. like
AaroI's sorPeni. is prone to swallow up the
rest. <ifi~ ff q ~ ".
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16
Assienee's NotIcs.

rNHE Probate Court OF Geauga County.
= has ordered that dividend Of 90 per
cent be- paid on all claims OF Henry II. Har-
ris that have been presented to and allowed
by the assignee. payable at Mulberry Cor
nerb, on and after the 18th day OF Decem,
Der. X, o. LYMAN, Assignee
Of Henry II. Harris
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

Tue IMPORTANCE OF ONE MILE.-By con
structing q canal about three. fourths of Q
mile in length, from Big Stone Lake to Lake
Traver, steamboats, from st. Paul could
navigate both the Minnesota river and the
Red river of tho North TO Lake Winnipeg a
distance Of seven hundred milos! The coun
try trayersod by these rivers is surpassingl ly
fortile, and capable of sustaining a dense
population. Lake Winnipeg is larger than
Lake Ontario, and receives the Saskatch.a a
wan river from the west. The Sas.katch.a a.
wan river 10 navigsblo to point (Edmon.
ton House) noar the Rocky Mountains, ,eevon
hundred miles west of lake Winnipeg, and
only one hundred and fifty milos east Of the
celebrated gold diggins on Frazer river. in
British Columbia. I.tig ast
The digging of that one mile Of cana
would, therefore, enable q steamboat at New
Orleans TO pass into Lake Winnipeg, and
from thence to Edmonton House, some
5000 miles A bill has been introduced in.
to tho Senate. which makes provision for the
building Of tho canal.
Probably in tho world there cannot be
found a spot across which the digging of SO
short canal would eifect result so pro-
dgious. And, what is almost equally ro.
markable, the ground between the two lakes
is so low and so level that, IL is said, the
water flows in times of freshets from one to
the other.-WashingiOn Chronicle. 8F
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

Z A LITTLE seven-year old. says an exchange.
inquired OF her mother. few days since, "if
the wind didn't pkisns for the leaves to
dance by" ao.5t ah NHf y vrogrs-r4l