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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
John Brough.

II any room for. doubt Of VaIlande.
hams signal defeat had existed, the nom.
ination of John Brough as his competitor
would have effectively dispelcd it. Mr..
Brough was known in other days as the
ablest editor and canvasser in the ranks
Of the Jacksonian Democracy OF Ohio.
Some ten or fifteen years since he With
drew from all active participation 10 polt.
ical strife. and devoted his entire ener.
gIes to the constructors snd operation of
railroads, by which he is understood to
have secured q competence. Bu:, though
still regarded Ms Democrat, he never
swerved or hesita,ed when the Union as
assalled by armed treason, but threw his
whole soul into the cause OF Uncondlion,
al Loyalty, lie has already spoken ably
and iorcibly on the right side, and will
doubtless continue to speak through the
canvass now fairly opened. We believe
he will carry Cincinnati. Dayton, and
nearly every other city in .he State, with
majority on the Home vote, while Of the
Army vote of Fifty to Eighty Thousand
Vallahdieham's share will not be worth
the trouble of coun,ing.-N y Tribune
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

Undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Administra a tor Of,
the estate OF Gideon Russell, deeeused, late Of
Huntsburg, Geaugu County; Ohio.
8. CLAPP.
Huntsourg, July Sd, 1863 703w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

THE Undersigned would say to the travelling
l. community, that he has again commenced
running his comfortable Passenger Express from
Chardon to Cleveland, as follows:
Leaves Chardon from Chase's Hotel, on Mon.
day, 6 A. NJ, and arrives in Cleveland ct X
A. NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, ior
Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Tuesday
Leaves ChardoH from Chase's Hotel on Fri.
day ate A. NJ, and arrives in Cleveland nj II u
A. NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, for
Chardon, at 10 A. Nj.
rands and jobbing in my line, done with quick.
ness and dispatch.
All orders from persons residing ont oftown,
may be left nt the Store OF Wilkins & Kelley,
where tney Will be promptly attended TO.
The undersigned would say to the people oil
this vicinity, that they can 60 to Cleveland for
81 90 less, aud arrive there than they can
by Painesville. Passengers will be taken TO any
part Of tho city at the same price
J. Y. d. ELDREDCE.
Chardon, May 22nd, 1868. G97lf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
Gen. Meade's Order Before Battle
"HEADoUARTERs ARMY PoToMAC,


The Commanding General requests
that previous 10 the engagement soon to
be expected with the enemy, corps and
all other commanding officers address
their troops, explaining to them the i'm.
mense issues involved in the struggle
The enemy is now on our soil. The
whole comfy looks anxiously TO this ar
my to deliver it from the presence of the
foe. Our failure TO do so will leave us
no such welcome as the sweling of mill
ions of hearts with pride and Joy, as our
success would give to every soldier of the
army. Homes, tiresides and domestic al
tars are involved. The army. has fought
well heretofore. tits believed that il will
fight more desperately and bravely than
ever /, it is addressed in fitting terms.
Corps and other commanders are author.
lied to order the instant death of any sol.
dier who fails to do his duty at this hour.
BY command Of Major. Gen. MEADE.
s. WILLIAMS. Assistant Adj't Genl.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
Executors Sale of Real Estate.
July Sd, 1863.

ON the 10 day of August, A. D. 1868, at one
~ o'clock r. NJ, On the premises, pursuant to
un order OF the Probate Court OF Iieauga Co, O.
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate as the pI opery OF Daniel Miler, Ge.
ceased, to wits The house and lot containing
about one acre of land situate west of the Chill.
ilcothe road, and bounded on the north byJ l..
Clarks land.
Also the lot east OF the Chillicoihe 70 ad, con.
tanning about eleven acres OF land bou nded on
the north by S. Il. Gilmore's land; on the easl
by said Gi'mores land and NJ r. Lyma n's land; /;
Asa G. Bisbee, and the Seminary grou nds-both
pieces being part Of lot No 81 in Tract No 5
IN TIE Township Of Chester in said County Of &c.
anga. Appraised at sl200 Terms Of Sale
Cash In hand. S: B, PHILBRICK, Ex'r
Of Daniel Miller, de ceased.
jury ioth, 1893. 704 "a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

DOTATOES! POTATOEsI! !--We have
quantity Of various kinds of choice pota !.
toes for planting or eating
Maroh2l 1868, WILKlNS& KELLEY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

Manufa cturer OF Hair JeweIry
INAkES leave to announce that he has taken
l. the Sale Room over Wilkins e. Kelley's, op-
posite the Newspaper Office, and is now prepared
10 execute all orders he should be favored with.
IN amanner to insure the most perfect sntisfnc-
tlon., A Stock OF select Jewery &c. on sale, for
which he solcits the favor Of an early inspection.
GTH3ir Brading taught in few easy lessons.
Cbordon, Feb. Goth, 1862. 6s4u
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
NOrICES.

MaryE FoWlerl In the PaEneeC ou mtg District
sd Va. Court. September term, A. D.
Dwight Fowler, 1883. In chancery bill for divorce.
To:DWight Fowler, non resident defendant above
named. You villa take notice. that the Plaintiff
and complainant IN the above stated cause, has fled
in the osiee of the clerk Of the District court, IN and
for Pawnee County, the certain bill Of complaint
ana petition, the object and prayer of which is to
dissolve, and aRBull the bonds Of matrimOny, solem-
Mined between you and the aforesaid complainant,
st the town Of Conquest in the County Of Cayuga,
and State Of New York, on The "a day Of January,
Al d.. 1850, and for a reasonable allowance as ali
mony from your goods, chatties, and estate, upon
the grounds of Wiful and continued desertion for q
period of more than two years, next preceding the
fling OF her saidabill of complaint. And you are
further notified thatunIess you plead answer or de-
muir 10 said petition and bill of complaint, on or be-
fore the Sist day Of august 1854 said hll viii DO
taken as confessed, and q deerse Of divorce With 3
reasonable alloVance IS .alimQpJ from yanT Rtata
as Aforesaid, fof her sapaon VAN b 1esdered Is in
said potjtion prayed for.
-ISHAA REAVlS. Solicitor for eompt.
jug Us 48a59 h5lEW lxEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

-. - CopnrepovpEvr-The Omaha
eorres ndent Of the New York Tribune
n~ersiss "a most outrageous m isrepresen-
.ia,iogs he stale Of things T. Southern
Nebfas,s. Il is well known 70 every
man ID the Territory that we haTenever
anv troable inthis part of The country
ana are 1ow ins the midst Of peace and
r,nexa lea Prosperity. II is true two
ar N l. murders have been committed
20 or A. miles South of Us, but i IS also
true tba murders bave been committed
in and bout Omaha. The representa-
ions 10 lie communication are wickedly
faIss IN known 10 be 50 by the author.
r. ,bs sane letter be speaks OF the adj
van,ayss IF The Omaha route to the west,
and 5eens 10 labor to draw from our
ygsl emigration TO the North Platte
routs. lie made one mistake, however,
IN mgr wing the lille Indian difficulty
on, olta Pawnee reservation, which Is
on ti route. He says the Sioux re-
mil 8ta whites inthree distinct charges.
and IA here are serious apPrehensions
of auol general massacre MILE SCI,
tlers q The border. The dangers of
their r. are thus IN adverlanlly mag
nifed. We demand OF this grey mar
ed corr opdeBl simple %justsee which he
cannot 2y Us ia The future.--Nsb. City
Press.
VrcKr Uner July Is, l863,z4oe
Johrsto has evacuated Jackson. Miss
Our for opened upon the town with
heavy .Illery yesterday, and he fed in
utter coIusion, being entirely unableqto
hold or ;Jntrof his men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
By The President of the United STATES
Proclamation,


Ii has pleased Almighty God TO bark
10 the sup~plications and prayers of an af.
ficted people. and TO ~youchsafe 10 The
army and the navy Of the linked States.
on he land and on the sea, rictorIes Sc
signal and so effective as TO furnish reas'
enable grounds for Augmented conn
dance that The union Of these States VII
he maintained, their constitutions pre-
served and their peace and prosperity
permanently preserved.
But these victories have been accorded
not without sacrifice Of life, limb and
liberty incurred by brave, patriotic and
luyal citizens. Donestice afilctlon ~
: every part Of the country follows IN the
4 t~rainaof these fearful berevements. 1t Is
meet we recognize and confess the pres
enee of the Almighty Father, and the
mower of His hand equally 10 these tri-
jumps and these sorrows.
Nov. therefore be il known, that /
do set apart Thursday, the sixth day of
August ne xi, 10 be observed as a day for
national Thanksgiving, praise and pray
er; and | invite the people of the United
States 10 assemble on that occasion in
. their customary places of worship, and
in the forms approved by their " con-
science. render the homage due to the
Divine Majesty for the wonderful things
.He has done IN the nations behalf, and
invoke the influence of His Holy SPIRIT
10 subd0e the anger which has produced
and so long sustained a needless and
cruel rebellion TO change the hearts of
the insurgents, to guide the counsels of
he government with wisdom adequate
ID so great a national emergency, and
II visit with tender care and consolation
throughout the length and breadth of our
and all those who, through the viclsi-
,udes of marches voyages, battles and
sieges. have been brought to suffer in
mind, BODY or estate and family, to lead
he whole nation through paths Of re-
pentance and Submission to the Divine
will back to the perfect enjoyment OF
Union and fraternal peace.
Done at the city of Washington this
18th day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
lixty-three, and of the independence of
he United States of America the eighty
Eighth ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President-William H.. Seward
Secretary of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
Probate Notice.

w. H. Dunbar, Public Adminis-0
rrateF Of gAtchisoB- GquRtyI NETTwV
ststs Of A1ssosri, IJit In the Probate Court
The unknown heirs and legal Nebraska Territory,
Representatives Of August
0ckle, deceased.
To the unknown heirs and legal representatives OF
August Oekle, deceased YOU are hereey-R0tihed that
said Administrator fled in the Probate Court Of said
county of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, bis petition as
said Administrator, for the sale of the following des-
cribed real estate e, of which said decedent died, seized,
to-wit The east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number nine o. township number four a. north
of range number thirteen Q3,) east Of the sixth prin-
cipal meridian in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
for The payment Of the debts and charges OF Admins
itratiOn against saidestates Ordered thHtthe prayer oil
said petition is hereby setfor hearing on the Goth day
OF June, A. d. 1868, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ, or as soon
thereafter as council can be heard. "a
Witness my b and ands the seatofs sid this SRd
dat efMay AgD.sfs63.% zke9W. WHEELER@ SIS
n41-4w-$6,50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
IoHAM tEAFIo Atty. Tor I'm
July Is, 1858, nOl-4w-S6,OO
LEahkT erfcEs.

Benjamin G.. Cooper,l In the johnson County Dis
vs.. triet Court, September. term
William Jones. a.. D. 1863. In chancery.
To William Jones, nonresident defendent. You
nre hereby notified that the Plaintiff above named
has fled m the office oftha scIerk ofThe District
ooart, within and for Jolnsonfc buntf ibis, certain
petition and bill OF compliant, the object and prayer
Of which is to ~foreciose a certion deed Of trust or
mortgage, by you given said plaintiff, on the follow
ing d&cribsdretb estate sitaated 10 ssid ooanty
and Territory, towit. The S IL OF z IA. Sc5.
.I3, and w. IL, Of n. E IA, See. q, Township )
Range 10, tokeegre the paymsptrpf a certain prom
issary note by ytt executed 10 said Plaintiff. for the
sum Of $250,00, payable one year after date, with
interest after maturity, at the rate Of twenty-five
per cent per annum, which said note and deed of
trust or mortgages, bears date each on the 18th day
Of July IS59.An you dre farthsr notified, that
unless you plead, answer or dsmur 10 said petition
and bill Of 90 mplaint, ono before the SIst day of
August, 1868, The same will be taken as confessed
and q decreeof foreclosure, rended BY the court in
aoeordanee with the rraysr thereof Am sFsN {
TSHAMREAVTSE Sof. for scnz-
July Is, 1888. mol 4w- 500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
MASTER,s SAI-F

In pursuance Of a decretaI order made by the District
COurtin and for Eemaha County, Nebraska Territory,
sittiig IN Chancery, Bearing date May 18Th. 1852, in q
certain cause pending IA said Court, wherein BENJAMIN
G. Cooper is complainant and Heroine Hoover. ct al,
arc respondents, I Will on Tuesday, July 7th, 1863, at
10 O'Clock. a. NJ, in front Of Denis Hall in Br0wnville,
in saidYeounty, being the place where said court was
last held, ofeT .fOE sale TO the highest 7bidieTs for eashs
tho following described premises t0-wit : The sOHth-
west quarter Of section number twentyzniue, township
number four, north Of range number fifteen. east Of the
sixth principal meridian in Nemaha County,dNebrask
Territory. ]. s. ~BEDFORD,
n48-5w-S4 so Master in Cbancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

Hamilton Cooper, assigned In'the PawneeC oun-
of,H. Billings, ty District Court, Sep
vs., HtTfV q enbsr)srms ID. 1858
Henry Mariatt. Debt and Attachment.
To Henry Marlatt, non resident defendant above
named. You viii take-netiae, that the Plaintiff in
the above stated cause, has filed in the Office of the
clerk Of the District court. in. and for Pawnes coun-
ty, his petition im debt, in8hieh he claims of YOU
the sum Of $50, so with interest thereon from the LIST
day Of August 1860, on promissory note, by you ex-
ecuted on the LIST day Of April, 1860, to Hiram
Billings payable fenr months afterdate, which note
was, on the 25th day of June 1854, by faid Billings
assigned to the Plaintiff, and that an order of at
taehment issued ont of said court, against your lands
tennents, goods, qhattles and effects, directed to the
shermotAEd e0hntya Aha you an Ydrt6sr 1odfed
thatunlsssyOa plead, agsSer, or d&murW said Pc
tition on or before the 3Ist day of AuguE 1888. the
sam will be taken as true and judgement rendered
accordingly.
lSHAM HEAVIS, Atty. for Pif.
July Is, 1858, ~no1-4w-B6,OO
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
Benjamin g.. Cooper,1 In the Pawnee County Dis
$3.50 vs.. triet Court, September Term
FFzob NorLoo n 1919 In Cbarrerv

Benjamin g.. Cooper IN the Pawnee County Dis
$3.50 w. tTict Court, September Term
Elijah Markee. A.. D. 1858. IN Chancery.
To Elijah Markee. non resident defendent above
named You are hereby notified that the plaintiff
in the above stated cause, has fled his certain bill
Of complaint against you, ia the District Court, IN
and for PaWnee county, the object and prayer Of
which is to foreclese a certain m9rtgsgs. ty you
given the plaintiff on the following described land
situated in said county. to-wit The Northwest
quarter Of section Is, in Town 3, Range 10, to secure
the payment Of a cersain promissory note by you ex
eeused to said plaintiff, for the sum Of $3I2 so, pay
able two years after date, with interest after matu-
rity, at the rate Of twenty-five per cent. per snnum,
which note and mortgage bear date each on the 18th
day of July, A d. 1859. And you are further no
tiled that unless you plead, answer or demur to
said petition and bill Of complaint. on Or before the
3lSt day Of August, 1883, the same VIII % taken as
confessed, and a decree Of FORECLOSURES rendered BY
the court in aecordance With the prayer thereof.
ISHAM REAFIS, Sol. for Comp't.
July Is, 1888. n1-4E-$6,50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Mr.. Seigel is about to start East after
d stock of Fall Goods, and he consequent
" wants the money that is. due him on
books, accounts, and notes. See his ad-
Tertisement-in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

l ScREAm.-Tragelers, and all others
tho visit this city, these hot Summer
ays are informed that Phil. Deuser will
IOst cheerfuIly furnish them a refresh
g dish of Ice Cream for the reasonable
m of five cents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

BRAIN ELEvAToRs IN CHIcAoo.-An-
y immense Grain Elevator, said to
be largest in the word, has just been
he'd IN Chicago, and still another. of
al size, is nearly completed. They
been built in the most substantial
nner, and are furnished throughout
the most perfect machinery, includ-
a large number of Fairbanks. 500
shel Hoppers Scales, which insures
rect weight to buyers and sellers Of
in. The amount of grain which can
handled In these Elevators in a sin.
day is enormous. The increase
ucliOn of grain in the North-weslI
APPS shown in no way more clearly
by the rapid increase in Chicago Of
HclIities for receiving and shipping
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
D EN1s
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREE

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
600, 900 Apple Trees, 4 years old, IS per hundred $50
per Thousand
10000 Standard Pear Trees, to 3 years old, $25 per
hundred, 1920 per thousand.
20 600 year old Diana Grape Vines, S15 per hundret
500 per thousand.
$50, 600 Standard Pear Grapes, So per hundred, $50
per thousand.
These Pear Crafts, not being bulky, can be transports
cd cheaply, and BY growing two years, will make good
sized trees 10 plant in an orchard. Any one can treble
their money by growing them to sell. Send for Whole
sale and Descriptive CatalOgGes.s
+. o s SON.
n5I-3m Niagara Nurseries,, LockpOrt, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Mr.. Bratton has shown US a basket Of
large potatoes, averaging a pound Q
piece in weight, of the Shaw variety,
which were planted just eight weeks
sefore they were dug.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

aiTE NILLOws.-We publish IN an
Place as an advertisement a circu-
pm 'hsee of the most celebrated
erymen IN Illinois with regard re.
to this Willow. In this Prairie
Iry' there is no timber that can Be
ca one'half 50 profitable as IS this
There is no doubt about It.
ere is Just now a Juror in this Coun-
get Willow Cuttings-the effect
orls made to introduce il BY Them
ana Hedges. To their efforts IS
credit and the benefits Of its
uc'ion IN Nebraska. This being
-Se' we think they should have al
snare of the patronage Of these
pg themselves of it. They are mr.
living in Nebraska, identified.
- Interests, and should be sustained
sell the cuttings 81 per thousand
'er Than anybody else, aud theywill
9 them to grow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
Admf0isiratorss Sale.

By order Of the Pfo3ate Court, on the 18th day Of July
AsD4 1868, at12 O'Clock u. IN front OF the once Of the
Probate Judge. in Br0yTnville, NenSaha county will be
sold to highest bidder the following Real Estate, as
the property OF ARguit Oakle, deceased, to-Wit the
east half Q-2 Of the north east quarter u-D o. section
number nine o. township number four a. north Of
range number thirteen Us. east OF the 9Th principal
meridian. appraised at $40. Terms Of sale, one half
down, the baliancein one year =
-~rt .efr ". II. DUNBAR, Pub. Admin.
n5l-4w AtcbisOn county, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
LO l..

COUNTY ORDERS AND CRY ORDERS.
We have a few County Orders, and a
few City Warrants for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

We hear some complaint from Far
PRS about the Chlntz bug in Spring
heat From six years observation il
ebraska, we have come 10 the conelu-
Ia that Fall Wheat is far more prohta.
: than Spring. Farmers should make
Engagements to SOW Fall wheat mex
bnth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
HEADeUARrRRs COMPANY &c" J
CAMP C~oTTONwooD SPRINGS. NEBRASKA, 7
Nav OIst- 1879 - \
sneciaf order. Mo: "s'7 'S

Special Order, No. g..
1t having been reliably brought to my notice that
persons ENGAGED in keeping Ranches and stores along
the road, and persons passing over the road, have been
in the habit Of furnishing whisky to the Iadians, there
by committing a verygraye criminal offence.
I now now notify all such persons, that they must
immedistely discontinue such trsac; and il this prac-
tice is persisted in, in a single instance, Twill prompt
IL and severely punish the offender.
BY order of I. W. BEDFORD,
Captain % Nebraska Cavalry
N. F. HEwETT, Post Adjutaht.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

.DR. BURLErOH, Indian Agent from
%nctOn, DakOtah Territory, paid a brief
il to our town this week The Doctor
decided Radical. He thinks he
pPle of Southern Nebraska belong 20
true Church, and he proposes to.
lie here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

SWAN s. MoLAUoHLIN have just re-
teived a fresh lot Of Oysters and canned
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
RFLTGTOUS.

There % tbe public Worship in the Presbyterian
Church on lndsy, the 26th inst, at ten and ahaS o.
clock, A BY Rev. Mr.. Reasoner,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
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70 Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen, / take pleasure in saying that they are
honorable, upright men, and perform all they promise /;
and the Jewelry 1 have seen from there is genuine, aud
gives satisfaction. r. O THOMPSON,
n47-tf NurS cry Hill, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
OFFICIAL

LAWS or THE UNITED STATES,
Passed a Be Third Session Of the Thirty-sevsnh
Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

DLANKs, or ALL KfNBs; hGsl 4
ID for sale u the ADVERTISER OFFICE.