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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

The nomination Of MIR. Colfax, Of In.
diana. a. the Union candidate for Speak.
Or Of tho House By reclamation, Is an
honor and mark OF confidence well de.
served. A Washington dispatch says:
"Colfax has made, 10 several respects. a
remarkable v He has passed
Ahrough the contest. which resulted ia &.
nally crowding every competitor he had
of the track. wlhou, making q single
pledge OF any position TO a single member.
without entering into a single combination
OF any kind. with any OF the candidates
for other Offices. without any bargains,
and without drop Of liqour 10 his rooms
/, Is q high tribute to him that, after a
canvass ike that. he was nominated by
scclam alton"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
Arkansas.

News from Fort Smith. Arkansas. to the
I'd inst, states that tho rebels are stretched
along the Littlo Missouri Rivor. "a branch
OF The Washi,a in tho southwestern part OF
:l'e StAto. from IS 10 100 miIes south OF
Fort smith.) Tho right wing of the rebel
foscos under Gsn. Price Is noar Washing.
ton tho left wing under Cibel 10 Il, Suddo
Gap ADD the center undor Marmaduko is
IN tho vicinity Of Murfrecsboro. 1t 10
thought thu, these foroos arc preparing to
attack Fort Smith or Little Rock. Tho
rebel general Cooper Is In tho Rcd River
Valley, and stunneralt 10 10 tho Greek Ma
lion. Their total force 10 estimated at a.
600
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
From Memphis,

MEMPHIS. Dec. 5!h.--Grn. Chalmers
and Lee, commanding the rebel forces at.
lacked Moscow and Lafayette. on the,
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad, yes,
.erday noon and burnt Lafayette and some
small bridges or the road. W. repuised
them at Moscow. Col. Ha,ch's cavalry
followed their retreat and forced them "a
another fight four miles. and again 70.
pulsed them. Between 70 and 80 o f,heir
dead were found on the field. and amongs,
them were three officers. Their dead
and wounded are scattered along the road,
and In addition 10 this three wagon loads
OF their wounded were taken away. The
ci'isens say they acknowledge themselves
badly whipped. Their loss will probably
reach 100. our loss Is 3 killed. Al wound.
ed. and ~ missing. Col. Hatch Of the
ID Iowa. commanding q brigade. was &c
riously though not dangerously wounded
. bail piercing through the RICH, lung.
The telegraph = working TO Corin,h e.
day. ard The railroad win be working TO-
S6N
A. shs writing. Ave =. x..6riag 10 beard
In The direction 81 Moscow.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

EpIroR o. DrHosRkr DEAE SIR,-With you
permission | wish to say 70 The readers OF you
psper, tina. ! viii send BY IetuIr mail tosll whe
making ard using a simple Vegetable Balm thu
will effsc,ually remove, In. Ten dayr, Blotches
Pimples, Tan. Freckl les and all impurities OF ths
Skin. leaving the the same soft. clear. smooth
and beautiful.
will also mail tree to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faees, simple direclions and information
that will enable them TO start a full growth oil
Luxuriant Hair, Wh.skers. or a Menstache, IN
less thun thirty days. Al applications answered
by return mali. without charge.
Respectfully youts.
THOMASE CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
3mT2ew Nh. ISL Broadway, N. Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
The Army Of the Potomac Back Again

"a shS OtOmac back again
Sfhs brief car,paien Of tho Army Of the
fdforas is over. Hssiog successfully
dtossed the Rapidsn, driven Leo back upon
the Orange aud Alexandria road, fought
one brisk little cattle on our loft wing, and
nearly us,d up their limited supply Of rs.
slops and forage, n council OF var vas held,
NJ which IL was concluded tina, . return to
tho old camping ground was dictated oy
ivory aspect OF the cssc. The main Ie.s.n.
for this course are these Short rati,, "a and
difficulty of bringing Up mors; ,ue enemy
strongly in,roncbed 10 a tosi,ion which
could not be carried in NY even, without
great loss; very COLI weather, making :,
certain that Dur w~o1nded, in case Of assault
would snffer aDd lie by hundreds before they
eoo'd be csred for. These facts led TO ID,
order for fstreat. There was no fighting
not even a skirmish; and the cntire army
secros1ed the river with all lite trains intact.
The ontire loss Of the campaign is 900 killed,
wounded, aud missing. of whom 90 only
we're Killed. The railroad and Telegraph ID
IN ordor frrm Washington TO Ruppahannock
Station,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
The HOUSE, 0rganizsd-Colfax Speaker

Ia spite OF all the efforts Of Couserva.
live Etheridge Of Tennessee, Clerk Of the
lsst House. tn delay an organic a,ion yes
serday. the Union men came up 10 solid
column and promptly perfected the work
by placing the names OF members rejected
on q bubble by the Clerk upou the roll.
and cleo ting Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Of In.
diana, Speaker, OF the first trial. The
vote stood Colfsx l0l, Cox of Ohio az,
king4 Mallory 10, Stebbius 0, Dawson
~, Blair g. Styles |. A good beginning
and a good days work.-Mraid, Tuesday
Morning.
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HEAD GAS PRovos ST MARSHAL. 10Th }

District OF U Warren, Nov. u, $685.
Notice 10 hereby given, thu. any person
Enrolled for draft, may appear before the
Board OF enrolment at this Office as any
time before the 2oth day of December 1863,
and claim 10 have his name stricken off the
list, II he can show to the satisfaction Of the
Board, that no 10 not. and will not be .,
the time hxed for the next draft, lisblo "a
Military duty on account Of LIST AIienaRe
I'd Non Residence, 81 Unsuitableness Of
age. 4th Manifest permanen. physical disa
bili,y.
Persons who may be cognia,nt of an,
o,hsr persons liable to Military duty who's,
names do not appear on the earolImenI
list. are requested to notify the Board q,
once. 10 order that thoir names NAV be- on
tered. DARIUS CALDWELL
Capt. and Provoft Marshal, 10Th Distric
Ohio, and President Board of Enrolment.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
EXECUTIVE MAssror.

"A~eniNofoN, bhChhbkh u.
Reliable Information having been 70.
csived that ths insurgent force is retreat
ing from East Tennessee. rendering u
probable that the Union forces cannot
hereafter b. disloged from that impor,an.
position. and es,semiug this 10 be Of high
national consequence. l recommend tia,
all loyal poodle do. on receipt Of this 10.
formation, assemble Al their places OF
worship and render special homage and
gratitude 10 Almighty God Tor this great
advancement Of the national cause.
Signed. A. LINCOLN.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

NJ The remains OF the lamen,ed Coils.
Creighton and Crane, oil the immortal
Seventh, were brought to Cleveland for
intermen', and. OF Tuesday last, the city
witnessed q funeral pageant unprece.
denied 10 its history. Business was sus-
pended, aud all joined in doing honor to
the heroic dead.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

~The Commercials Chattanooga
dispatch Of the 7Ih, says Hardee is slowly
falling back from Dalton with Bragg's
whipped men. The mountains Of Easl
Tennessee are filled with rebel deserters
and stragglers.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

@The Rebels made a show Of cross.
ing the Rapidan on Saturday. sending q
small force over at each ford. but did not
make any demonstration in force. They
took possession Of Cen. Mesde's old sigma
stations and have q 6ne view Of all our
movements.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

A Chattanooga dispatch Of the I'd inst.
says: The movements Of our army arc
con,rsband. The hospitals are full o.
Of the wounded Of both armies. Refugees
and deser.ers report tina, Gsn. Bragg
has been reinforced near Dalton. Ca, By
Joe Johnston.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

Ey Dlsps,ches from Chattanooga rep.
all quiet. and state tina, Bragg has
been removed from command OF the Reb.
81 forces: that Hardee, OF the Tactics
is 10 his place. and Is making grea, efforts
10 gather up the fragments Of the army
and whip Grant awiully.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

- ar. Hawolls, editor Of tho Ash,abula
SsasissI. sod Senator cleo, In the Asbtsbu.
u, Lake aod Goauga district. walked over
the o,urse to tho ,uno Of io.l0O majority
over tho copperbead candidate. Tha, will
do
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

We have New. orleans dates to the a3l
ult. On the 18th. Gen. B INKS sailed from
brasos with a feet OF six steamships. and
took possession Of Corpus Chris,i Pass.
The latest dispatches say that We nov
possess aud will hold Brasos Santiago IL
land. Point Isabel. Brownsville, Fort Browr
and Mustang Island.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

~Longslrset began his retreat from
Knoxville on the 7,h, and u cavalry,
under command Of General ShackIeford,
(.he John Morgan captor.) ale in CLOGS
pursuit OF his rear.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

The Hrst session Of the Legislature OF
the new 6tats Of Virginia, comprising The
eastern counties Of the Old Dominion.
will convene 10 AIsxsndfis %. Mondsylat
~ O'Clock. . %
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

TNhs Undersigned, Dress and Man,au. Makers,
L would respectfully say TO the citissns Of this
place and vicinity, that they have located in
Chardon o. the purpose Of prnctising their pro.
fession inSall liz various branches They nrs
now receiving direct from the City Of N. Fork,
Patterns and Drafts Of the
LATEST B MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES,
and hope to receive q share Of the public pat.
ronage. prDrcsses cut and made 70 order on
the most T reasonable terms.
prShop, one door cast Q. the rssldence Of Mr..
Samuel Squire.
MANY A. MALLORY.
Chardon, Dec. ltlh, 1863. 72sm3
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MARRIED.

In Claridon, AZ ihe residepco Of 8. Hes
man. Nov, 28,b, 1853. by SBmrel McGcni
gal. ESQ Mr.. CALVIN G. ROBINSON. oi
Russell. and Miss MARY JANE RUSSELL
OF Newbury, Geaugs County.
In Hambdon, at the residence Of Elder
Taylor, the brides father, on the 25,h inst,
bv Rev. WIN. II. Wilson, Mr.. HARRY T.
BURDICK. of Hartford, Washington Co
Wis, and MRS. HELEN T. PRATT.
In Newbury. on the 25th day of October
1868. by Samuel Robinson. ESQ.,. MI. RI.
LEY ALEXANDER. of Newbury, 10 Miss
LORINDA WEBSTER.
DIED.
In Chaqrin Falls, Nov. 23d, Of Dropsy, Mr.
BENJAMIN b. COTTON, aged Sc yents.
The deceased was one OF the old residents
OF this County, hav ing resided in Claridon over
thirty years. He was Familiarity known to the
people Of this town, AZ an uprigh, and honora-
bic man.
In Munson, Nov. 2ist. ALFRED EU.
GENE. child of James and Harriet Spaul.
ding. aged 9 years and 8 months.
Little G-nie was . precious child to al
who know him. He was above bis years.
He ripened fast for heaven. Hs was as pa
tiens ~ a little lamb, during seven weeks OF
great suffering. He loved his little play
mates very much, and would have them
called in to soc him very often. He said
to his friends one day. whilo he was sick
when W. gat to beaven, we shall not be
sick any more" May our Father In Heaven
comfort the afflicted parents. W. H, W.
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Chardon & Cleveland
E xpr s s

M ILL leave Chase's Hotel in Chardon, every
w Monday morning at t1k O'Clock, aud mr..
rive In Cleveland at TX o'clock P. NJ. Leaves
Cleveland from the Commercial House At 81 O..
don every Thursday morning at TX A. M. and
arrives ia Cleveland at u 7. M Leaves Cleve.
land from the Commercial House, every Friday
morning, al 9k O'Clock.
Passengers can 60 this way cheaper, and with
less trouble than any sthsr way. and go through
as quick. Psseensersd delivered In any part OF the
city for the ssms price. Freight drawn ut very
low prices. Errands promptly attended 10.
DANIEL BESTOR, Proprietor.
Chsrdon, Julyi7,h. 1863 7Os,f
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THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

wounded, IL b feared. mortsIiy, had been
carried over to the back Of tne mouotein.
stripped Of bis boots, psnssloons, vest. coat.
hat, watch, and sbou, ai25 in money, and
!ef, exposed thus naked. to die on the bleak
hillside.
Tho Seventh veut into the battle Of Ring.
gold commanded 10 followst
Co. A. Lieut.. Dwight II. Brown.
Co. B, Sergeant Cutler.
Co. o, Lieut.. Jones.
Co. d. Lieut.. Lockwood.
Co. E Orderly Sergeant Ketchum.
Co. F, Lieut. spencer.
Co. q, Capt. Bradcn.
Co. II, Capt. Mcclellan.
. Co. I, Lieut.. Crync.
Gu. X. Capt. Xreiger.
OF all the commissioned officers, only one
escaped uuburt-Capt. Kreiger.
Tbs coIors of the rogimons were carried
into the very tbickest Of tho fight, but
brought out safely. In all It's terrible or
poriences, the Old Seventh has never once
lot its coiors 60 into the hands Of the enc
my, although to be color bearer Ia that reg
iment 10 al almost certain assurance OF
wounds or death. Tho color bearer in tbi,
fight was wounded.
Sergeant Major Tisdel. as BOON as our
forces wero repulsed, vent 10 Gen. Hooker,
headquarters and reported the death Of
Creigntoo and Crane. Gen. Hooker raised
both hands in surprise aud grief, exclaim,ng
My God they are two Ut the best men il
the army T. Gen. Butteifeld, chief of staff
1T once gave orders Tor tho removal Of tbeil
bodies to the rear. They wero taken il
charge by Sergeant Msjor Tisdel, and ,aker
to Chattanooga.
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%Gsoersf 0fsns has Sapgarsd. iihSs
The wy broke qXAdl Az ssssodaAsd'seses
tssevYYs% 4.
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Probate Notice
TINE following accounts have boon fled
10 the Probate Court OF Gesugs Couu.
~, Ohio. for settlement, viS.,
FINAL ACCOUNTS. :
Adm'rs Of the Estate of O.. J. Wilmot.
Guardian Of Orville NJ. McCliotock.
/" Daniel H. and Harris p. Lossy.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Executor Of Zenas Oids.
" Joseph Nssh.
h. p. Buraett, Jr,
" Susau o. Kinney. s
Adm'r T" Stephen Searls.
Guardian - Martha French.
Said accounts viii stand for hearing 10
said Court, AZ the Prob&ts Onhoe IN OhsTdou,
on the 2osh day Of December, 1851, q ten.
o'clock, a. NJ, until vhisn time III psrsops
Interested may except.
n N. O. 0ANPIELD. Probate Indge.
CLARION, De- Asb, leess 79ove
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Tho Loss Of the Seventh.

The following 10 a correct lie: OF tho on.
esrs and a partial list Of the enlisted men
Killed aud wounded,
COMPANY 4.
Lieut.. d II Brown, Of Cleveland. wounded
10 the log. slight.
Corporal Collect, wounded.
COMPANY o.
LIcuk J.. O. Jones, OF J~etfersonvifie, Mad.
sson Co, wounded In arm and body, badly
COMPANY D.
EeuteuAnt q. ]. L,ok wood, Psinesvii @,
woundod In the face. slight.
L~ieutooan, e, II. Bohm, Cleveland
wounded In tho arm, slight.
Sergeant Wilson. corporal Nash. Joseph
Lsils. (bsd) Mike Fitzgerald, wounded.
COMPANY =.
I.isutensnt II N. speocor. Chardop,
wounded 10 leg, slightly.
Sergeant Stratton. Jahu Bsp.Ist, William
johnson, Qegs) wounded Oliver Grionell
killed..
Captslo ". J. Braden, wounded 10 the
lee, sevsra
oohrasY 4,
Captain &. MoCi1llac. YSupgstowa
wounded In the arm and face. severe,
Charles Olendsnning.--Wrlght, Web
s,er. johnson. Oils Mar,ir, L. n. Gates
wounded.
COMPANY I.
Lieotsnaps Joseph Cryne, Cleveland
killed. Lieut.. O wac a resident Of the Wos,
Hide. Hs was 9 brave and faithful yopng
mau. Ho fol 1T the bead OF MA company
and died 10 tho serene st state Of mind.
COMPANY x.
Lieutonaut 9. Nesper. wounded 10 ID,
thigh. severe. e
Sergeant Hockstts. hip. severely ;---
Fetser, leg smputaioo ;--wandel. lef
shin s--Rosaet. right shsni-Hebbess
G. Dsits.
CASE or Ma 0tppxss,--ws learr
by cupsdisa papers tha, the case OF Red
palb against Consul General Giddirg'
kss been assigned for hearing Deeembe'
s7,b. The counsel are Mr.. Dslvin fol
plaintid. and Messrs. Perkins and Stephen
Tor defspdsot. pamsges claimed for thu
alleged part taken By dsfsadeu. 10 hid
ssPPiag BE p'sis!is $4,000.
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!ris oisSs estate q r. uSss ] Henry. dssssssd,
late p bsissssdss, Gs;sFs E:,e'y A 4a1s;
I: pSsabSidss, DsA nd, lsss. 19stf
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STATE or OHIO. GE.
COUNTY, IS
Prsmslia Bingham, PM.

Joseph Luther Bingham ,dftN.
TNHE said dele ndant 10 hereby notihsd that the
il laid plaintiff, on tho gath day az Nov, A.
ID. 1868. 6lsd IL said Court her petition against
him, praying for a divorce, aud for cause she
alleges that, II the time the defendant was mar.
ried 10 the plaintiff, he had = former vile living
to whom he had been. bstoss that lime. legally
Joined In marriage, and also tbs said defendant
has been willfuily ahssn. from the plaintiff feS
mors than three ysars, Said pstitioa also psays
that said plaintiff b. restored 70 her former name
Of Prsaslia Hiekok. and that seid plaintiff have
he csssedy .. ssid niro. child. said Rs.i.,oa
Be- held a o~hsrdsrts san County On he 18th
GXNHELp 4 SMITH, (
7SawS Plsintids Atscrnsys- :
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,T'1~s0sas .sse S;ss FIX I; rs1I ~
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 6-McP nerson was
elected Clerk. receiving l0l votes agaios,
So for Ethridge. Ho was then declared
elected and entered on the duties Of bis Of.
6ce.
Ordway. Of Nov Hampshire Was oloc.ed
Sergeant at Arms.
The President will not send Ia his mos
sage till tomorrow 1t twelve and Q hal,
O'Clock.
The House reelected Ira Goodenough
the present incumbent. d~oorkeeper. He re
ceivod nino,y-oight votes, soventy-nip beins
necessary for . choice. w. 8. King. o.
Minnesota. vas reelected Post Master b,
l04, out of 100 votes cast.
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Cen. burnside Fights Five Battlss in

The Nav York Herald ,b,ots thai The
conduct of General Buruside and bis arm
beeu Al, that tho cocotr, could desire.
Five battles in four DAYS. from an army in
re,res, baforo . suoerior force. speaks all
the n,.;.s ,hs, couId po.s;blv be given to a
eommsoder or b,s man. Lonenrcet. II an.
ra.r. ,h,ov = forco. Saturday. Na,omber
Ma o,ar ,ho ri,cr o..r r,o,aon goo Burn.
aide immediately ea,e battle to this force,
and drove h, IN The ri,er WHARF II wa, dou,,.
,es, co,ered bv .%r,illorv on ,he o,ber aide.
Burnaide ,pncsrs 10 have boon .ucoe,sfu,.
and 10 have done all tba, could have boon
done in this Ara, bat,lo. nm, a. I,ono,,,oo,
vas able to cross a larger force a, NIGHT.
Barns;da re,irod 10 LAMAR. A, ,b,, nI,co
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uo''eSu ooui'uouuofs ubu ihiou hOu 1911
Thorn without . leader. Officers and men
wore falling on ell sides. The brave Adju.
tant B sxter bad reached ,wo-thirds Of the
ascent and fol- within Tho grasp of tho emo.
my-in tho extreme advance of the assault.
Jog party. Dispiritod By tho fall Of their
leaders. and unable to faca che hell OF fre
aud lead that stormed down on them, they
slowly and s~u'lenly retired, bringing With
them The body OF thoir iamenisd Colonel.
The body Of Lieut.. Col. Crane was soon al.
tor brought to. as woro oil the wounded bu,
Adjaispt Baxter.
A. the foo, Of ths hill tho little remnant
OF rIe noble Seventh gathered around The
remains If ,he.r beloved leaders, hesrtsIck
and ~sorrowfui. Thav had laid down q prIoo.
loss sacrifice on tho sitAr Of shei, couo,ry,
and the sacrifice was msJe 10 vain. The Ga.
roer Of the '6ghtine Seventh vas over, It,
day was dono. aud its star had set 10 its bssl
blood. Two hundred and twelve Of that
brave regimen, had gone into batlls, and
only . hundred aud fourteen had cone gu,
Of !, unscathed. Ninety. eieht-usarly ono.
b%alf-were killed or wouaded.
A. half past three o'clock the artillery
came up, and = few well.direo,sd sholls did
what tho lives Of 50 many brave men had
been expended 10 vain to do. Tbs bill vas
taken. ffa2
When our forces took possssssiou Of She
lh,D they fonud striking evidence Of ibs IN.
bvsssnteD o. ne rebeis. Adiutans Baxtss,
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