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Tie timid little rumor that came into
Dur dispatch column Of yesterday morn
Ing, as if ashamed Of its Philadelphia
origin, mot very good start in life for a
piece Of news,) has bloomed into tull
blown eensation, and NOW comes backed
with high official names. The Governor
OF Ohio, the Governor General Of Canada,
the Secretary Of War, the Mayor Of Buffalo,
are all variously mentioned as sharing
in bringing this plot to light, being no less
than d scheme Of rebels to fit out armed
vessels in Canada, and make grand
water raid Oh exposed points on Lake
Erie, having as their primal object the
release Of the rebel officers prisoners
On the island of Sanduslky. The
plot hiss been 80 well aired that there is
little danger that it will be again heard
from. The United States steamer Michi-
.5gan Is cruising off the island, and other
arrangements to improyise an armed force
at1oat hive been made, SO the probability
is that Buffalo aud her Lake Erie s1sters
are safe.
It is almost certain, however, that this
Canada plot is but q Gaggmentary portion
Of that other rebel plot recently discov'
cred in Ohio, while it is even more probable
that both, as well as Buckner's futile raid
are floating debris Of the great wreck o.
Tallandigha1n's infamous gang. This now
disjointed machine was made ready to
send the fire:brands Of war through
tho North had the home vote ol
Ohio sustained that traitor. For thatre'
su1t these interlocking plots were framed
With that result they would have been
dangerous, but we deem that now there
will be few with hardihood enough to put
their heads In the Lions mouth. Ohio, in
suited and indignant at the imputation!
cast upon her fealty, would make warn
and short work with any rebel gang inva
ding her borders, conc they from Canad'
or ACROSS the Ohio River. Nevertheless:
it will be well to watch these men wh
mean mischief, and are only seeking 70
exnosed noirtR.
, 1863-11-13

MEM YORK, Noy. 12:-The Hasts Washing.
matte Cops in this city, freely express the
opinion that war In Europe next year Is IN
eSitab1e.
It Is understood that the position Of Rus.
sia toward France and England IL naughty
and likely to continue 10.
, 1863-11-13
FROM GETTYSBURG


GErrTEBCno, NOT Z, 1853,
The loyal citizens generally ofa11 the States,
ind the charitable and benevolent assocla-
tions, are most cordially invited to be pres
ept at the conservation Of the SoldlerB' Gene
te1y at Gettysburg, Pa on Thursday, the e19lh
instant, and participate In the solemn exer-
ciaes OF the OCCASION By order Of the Gov
etnpta Of the eeyetal States interested.
DAVID Wills, -
Agent for 4. G. Curtin, Governor Of Pennsyl.
sylvsnia, and acting specially for the othez
States.
, 1863-11-13
The New Jersey Legislature
Increased Majority on Joint
Nkn1fnf

PATTERSON, Nov. 9.-1nstead Of the Demo
cratic majority being reduced, rs alleged By
the shoddy press, the contrary Il the fact. as
The Democrats have now on joint ballot two.
thirds Of tie whole number. It Is a singular
fac. that two- thirds Of the Senate Is also
cratic mejority In the House aga1nst twenty
zine last year-the Republicans ga1uing the
ore lost, making difference Of two. But
this Is more thah made up In the. Senate,
%here the Democrats gain two, thus really
last year
, 1863-11-13
FROM JEFFERSON CITY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
JEFFEReoN CRY, No., Nov. II, 1863.
In the Legislative ballot to-day for Senator,
Gratz Brown CAME within five votes Of an
election. Tomorrow he will reduce 1t to
three, nnd bis changes OF an election are ex-
cclIeut.
, 1863-11-13

Jr., whose arrest at Chicago On a charge OF
having forged the name Of deputy collector
B. F. Muoeet, to note for 81 .0o0. was no.
ttced about ten day1 ago. h.s been honorably
discharged on e1amination before Justice
Bowling, haring shown his entire limo.
Cenc1.
, 1863-11-13

ped train with four hundred prisoners
which IVES on the wsy from Columbus to Sau-
dusky, and teleg7aphed to Col seaser to I'M
mediately dispatch troops from Camp C!eycc
land to The scene Of trouble. The re8uH ci
the affair we have not yet learned.
, 1863-11-13

B1.1HonE, Noy: 1o:-The !as Est"'ng Ing 1tsn, tuo
wetla aince bT VIM. H. Nelson, one OF the
former proprietoss Of the Daily Gdzt&:t-was
to-day suppressed b. orde. Of Gen. Bchencf.
, 1863-11-13

Sr. LOUIS, nor. H.-Tho Rfpu2ieaH't Cairo
special saye: ,coa r.u.n,,,o-
IN ssys that General Lee commands atChst.
tanooea- and Bragg has been seut to Mobile.
Loncs}1eet bis been left in command OF V1r-
cfu{a
, 1863-11-13

LOUISVILLE, Nor. 12.-George ". Lane
U, tied States District Judge Of ALBANIA, dist
At the Gait House this morning, Of conges
tfou Of the lungs,
, 1863-11-13

-AAAAAst3ASs
Maaor # Bsaalo: The British Minister.
Lord Lyons, has tonight officially notified
the Government that from te1egraphic infor-
nation received from the Governor General !
Of Carada, there is reason to believe thst
there is plot on foot BY persons hostile to
tie United States, who have found IN asylum
in Canada, to inEade the United statea and
destroy tho city Ct Buffalo, and that they pro-
pose to take possession OF some steamboats,
On Lake Erie, surprise Johnson's Island, and
set free the prisoners Of war confined there,
ind proceed with them to Buffalo.
This Government will employ ali the means
In its power to suppress any hostile attack
from Canada, but ~ other towns and cities
On the shores Of the 1akes are exposed to the
same dangers, 1t is deemed proper to commu-
nicate this information to You In order that
aoy precautions which the circumstances OF
the case permit, may be taken. The Govern.
or General suggested that steamboats, or
ether vessels giving cause or suspicion by tbs
uumber Of character Of the persons on boa:d,
aha1i be arrested
Yon Wilt please acknowledge the receipt Of
this telegram, and communicate to this De-
partment any information you may now or
hereafter have on this subject.
o'Gnso' 1o"AA IL o1AS1oS'
Secretary OF War.
5c,ar3o, n,a,s.ch n Tho fvhtc,1o Tr,.un.7
tsF0~A1@ '0'@ @f'"~ r1~c,.,..-1 ~ ~ Nv 20 sasa
49, ~ 4s0''
NO ooFlces haFe oeen received Ut Lug neao-
quarters of General Cor, commanding Dis
t,fct of Ohio. in this cfty. which would war.
80 ~. .,;sF+,.t ,.,,a.,. t,1o..,hoa +.o,,
'aht tue oeneA tnat tepot'o 1e4eet t@pooo "o1i
Cleveland and Bufta1o IN regard TO move.
lent a1nonr rebel syuuathizers and refurees
T.. rs..5. - ao.s ,,,ieoao.. ~ 1oh,so-,s
III @anaoa, ~ te4eaee p4A7oue4e VI "o'a0oo
1tland, Like Erie, arc true.
L cnrrpf1acy may have existed, but 1t
.r..,,a y. .1,oos+ ,,,noea;hla far the ,,ot In
be carried our OWING 10 Lhe presence oi t1o
steamer Michigan in the vicinity Of Johnson's
1s1and. In yfew Of these runors. However,
11.t -. -, 80 Nestle ~
oo'eipen. a u.1e 80 ~,e';: = ~ =,
sfeamesss #mch run from e2oooekI TO he1'
| ly's leland, and manned them With troops
| fran Camu Cleveland. and thev are now
| sx,,.,.n T., 49, --,.,n,+y ofs.nanstv R,v
cFanog u 10 s'e4et., .t " eaneu.A, ,ua py g..
, 1863-11-13

4 PPLES AT So PER BARREL.
IA For choice varieties, hand picked. ckrdf1itJ
pGckEd 10 ftu E1xed barels We are scelyt1E-$S pT
barrel thcte Is aoJ doubt Of scelr being worth the
uNu1sy call atp examine NJ
SIS 8a ARE SrH LIE Z:
xe1Spsi5S1 Fl. r. STANLEY.
, 1863-11-13

WIDOWS, SOLDIERS AND
" sRAHAN HAr1so 8oUNT1Es PEss1oSs.
BACK PAT AND PRIZE ApNHT fer coltectton, ca1 h2T3
the sauas doEe On the mest1easopab:a terms By cali
Z ard is Dtkey's Building licago. III. Pc.t 0lca
Boz *J3 uQ13-rS2G1Y
, 1863-11-13
Rrmored Rebel Scheme to In
Yade the States.
Action <.f Lord Lyons
and the Gov, Gen,
of Canada.
& DISPATCH FROM THE SECRETARY
0E WAR.
Buffalo, sandusky, and other Lake
Cities Threatened, =.

Especial Dispatch to thu Chicago Tribune.1
WAsH1NoroN, Nov. Il, 1858.
For two or three ;dsys Gov. Tod has been
te,eg1aphIng here that there wss plot on
foot among rebel sympathizers in Canada to
uberate the 1,2o0 rebel officers confined on
Johnson's Ia1and, off sandusly, and then to
commit such dspredations a. will be possible
before making their escape to the friendly
security Of our neutral ne1ghbon.
Government hesitated at first to credit the
extraordinary statement, but Lord Lyons TO-
day received a dispatch from the Governor
General Of Canada, warning him Of the exfs
tencc Of this plot, telling hin the plan wa
| to eeize come steamer on the lake, give |
such ot1eusiye power as they could, sal in
medtately for The hazbor Of Buffalo. ard bur
that city.
t. Lord Lyons at once communicated the dif
patch to Secretary Seward, and no small CON
Notion w6s excited at the moment.
| The United States steamer Michigan. moi
| sirg near Johnson's Island, il supposed t
| be amply sufficient to prevent any rematnln
darger from the discovered plot
BUFFALO, Nor. 12.--The following dispatc
was received by Mayor Fargo this morning
! WASHINGTON, Nov. 11-Midnight.-1o Il
Nasor cf Buffalo: The British Ministe
Lord Lyons, has tonight officially notihs
the Government that from te1eagraphic info
nation received from the Governor Gener
Of Carada, there is reason to believe th
there Is plot on foot by persons hostile
tie United States, who have found IN asylu
in Canada, to inEade the United Slater IL
destroy tho city Ct Buffalo, and that they pr
pose to take possession OF some steamboa
On Lake Erie, surprise Johnson's Island, al
set free the prisoners of war confined ther
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
DEPARTMENT..
Shall ueauga Have Her Due

Shall ueaugs Have Her Dusf
For SOM reason inscrutibls % as. the
Cleveland press, 10 noticing military or
ganiza,ions. almos, Invariably fsils 10 do
justice to Gssugs County. Our rssdsrs.
doubtless, remember how generously
Capt. Paine's Company Of three.montbs
men. the "0eaugs Rifles" raised wholly
10 this County. was credited TO gainesville.
The Herald corrected that error. The
Leader Of Friday morning last, 10 an
article upon the noble Forty. First. says :
1.-THE Forty First IL wholly q Reserve
regiment. Two iull companies we're
raised 10 Cleveland. one Ia LoraIn county,
and another In Portage county. The
domicil Of the other companies w do
not recall"
OF the other companies whose domici.
our friends Of the Leader do not recall,
two Zoos. B. and @ were from Gsaugs
County. and that they have done their
duty may be inferred from their fearful
losses. Their commanders, Capt. Mum
and Sergeant Willisms-two noble and
promising young men. both from a single
township Of this County-we now mourn
as among out "unreturning brave
The old colors Of the Regiment. which
have been borne triumpbantly in several
fierce and bloody conflicts. and which.
though soiled. and torn, and pierced with
bullets, and, though at least six Of their
bearers have been shot down upon the
field OF battle, have never yet been dis
hoDored by surrender to the foe. were pre-
scented, at Camp Wood, ia the fall Of
1861, BY the "Chardon Light Guards !"
and it Is well known that new and spleu.
did colors were recently presented to the
Regiment by the ladies Of this County,
In view Of these facts, We submit that, il
any county is entitled 10 any Of the glory
OF any regimen, in the field. . portion of
that Of the Forty .First belongs TO Geauga
County.
The same paper. 10 a subsequent arti.
Gle Upon "What Has Made the Seventh"
speaks very justly Of ''the sturdy yeomen
from Erie, Lake, Portage and Summit.
the intelligent students from Lorain, the
1.-the mechanics and railroad men from
Cnyahoga. sad the tough, s,alwari
miners and furnace men from Mahoning
and Trumbull." blu. says nothing Of the
brave boys from Geauga. II is true our
County has no full company organisation
in the Seventh. bu, she has contributed
scarcely less than a full company to its
ranks. Lieut.. H. N. Spencer, who. a,
the head Of Co. f, was wounded at Ring
gold. went from our County last year
and, judging from The number who went
with him, and the number who had gone
before. We should think she could claim
nearly one-fourth Of the fragment Of the
old Regimen, which fought SO braveiy and
suffered SO terribly 10 the engagenea, at
TIE. place. Shall Geauga have her due /?
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
The Great French Remedy.
Mudam Boivin's Celebrated
Silver-C0ated FEMALE PILLS,

r PIE only certain and saie Remedy for ali
Uterine Distractions, Monthly Difficulties, Ir.
isgularities. and all other diseases to which the
These Pills contain no deleterious ingredients
but are safe and certain in their action. They
will bo found TO exert the huppiest effect In al
cases VI Proiapsus Uieri, in Leucorrhea or tho
Whites; thcY will be found the easiest and most
certain cure that can be found. II Is on account
Of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, tdarisg tAe frst3 months,
az miscarriage ia certain to be brought on } but q,
other periods their use 10 perfectly snfe.
will ensure package Of pills by return of mall.
C. 8. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie,C W., Buffalo, N. Y.
ware OF Countcrfei,s; the genuine
hive thesi Inature oil C.CROSBT on the outside
wrapper. ais
UFo, 81 10 by A. Cook, Chsrdon; C.S. Field,
East Clnridon; CT Treat, ClaIIdon; E. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
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The Killed and wounded Of Cos. B and
q. l1It o. v. I.

Inc kllke0 ana OF G0s. -
q. at o. vi.
The following full lie, Of the killed and
wounded OF Cos. and O.. Of the Forty.
Fret. will 10 Of painful in,sres, to our
readers
Josrph More, serg-mortal-died Nov.
26.
Harvey Belden, corp head.
Henry Davidson, private. slightly. Thigh.
finger smputsted.
William Dimes. private. sIIeht, shoulder.
Philip Dimes, private, slight, leg.
N. Latham, slight, arm.
b. Chellis, severe. right foot
Q r. Bail. corporal, eight. hip; Nov 26th,
4. Hswley, private, I" log; "
W. p. GrooD, abdomen.
G. Springer, thigh from bay.
G. Blskeslce, severe conta.
sion, shoulder ; Nov. 2s,h.
G. Rabiar, private, slight confusion ovor
ankle joint.
L. Wiuchell, private. slight.
COMPANY O..
Captain w. W. Mum, mortal. head.
LIST Lieut. H. s. DirIam, shoulder, ampu
tsted.
VIM. Garrett, scrst, dangerous, chest.
A. Colby. private.
8. warriuer, IL, sorgt, severe, sr,n aut
side.
G. Calkins, corp, " abdomen.
A. Varney. private, severe, abdomen ant
hip.
o. Stephenson, private, severe, foot, Nov
20.
G. Moss. private, slight, log and side.
A. Holloway, private, slight, thigh.
@. Sneathen, private, slight, Nov. rs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
H-Prof.K Karl Kahr, the Prestidigitatsu,

E9-Prof.K Karl Kahr, the Prestidigitatsur,
performed in this place on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, the second evening
for the benefit OF the families Of soldiers,
The Prot. is . wonderful man 10 his way,
and is sure to both amuse and astonish al
who witness his performances. His ring
and gun fea,s, 10 particular. are truly
marvellous. We confess we failed to see
into half the wonders We saw him perform.
but which We have neither time nor space
10 notice.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES.

A REVEREND GENrLEMAN, HAVING
"A BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
lew days. alter undergoing nll the usual routine,
aud irregular, expensive modes Of treatment,
without success, considers 1t his sacred duty 10
communicates TO his afflicted ellow.creature the
means oil cure. Hence, on the receipt OF an ad.
dressed envelope, no will send lfree) q copy Of the
pr description used. Direct 10 DR.. JoHH M DAG.
NALL, ls6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
723W4 r
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II

Have received the warmest from
tbs press and people ~througout the Union, as !
valuable tonic Tor the cure OF d, spepsia, Flat.
ulence. Constipation. and general nervous de
bilIty, !, eannot be approached; Every day
nsw eases of its great eject are ~chronicfsd thro,
our principal public journals. There 10 noIh.
ing equal to the enjoyment which the afflicted
experiences when using this valuable specific
LIS mild tone. its sure and vigorous action upon
sdisordsrsd stomach. and tho cleansing of the
entire human body, ahouid rseommsndit TO ~
ciassvs Of our community.
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For sale By Druggists and dealers generally
everywhere. 723ml
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
The Quotas.

We again publish the quotas Of the sev.
eral Townships Of this County. and. 10
so doing. would repea. that the tims is
fast approaching when all deficiencies will
be supplied by draft. Action must be
prompt and decisive. Some Of the quotas
are partially. and others, perhaps. wholly
filled by voluntary enlistmeu.s. We hope
soon to be able 10 state that the latter is
the case with all. and the draft thus
avoidad
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

1ssrLieut. H. n. Sleadmap, l25th o.
v. l., requests US 10 state that Re has re-
moved his head. quarters from Burton 10
this place. wherehe will be happy to receive
recruits for the "Tiger Regiment" Lib
sral boun,iss offered. Persons wishing 10
enlist will be afforded an opportunity by
calling at the law Office Of Col. Wood, over
Knowles Saddle md Harness Shop. sign
Of the Star 6papgled Banner.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

WThere will be an Exhibition. Oys.
Ter Supper and Dsuos.at Bartiets's Cheese
Factory. two miles south Of Munson Cen.
ter. on Tuesday night. Dec. 2sth. for
the bsne6. Of the Maple Hill Soldiers
Aid Society. Exhibition to commence .,
Q O'Clock. Bill for al Sl.s6. and pro-
~posdora,sly lsss Tor any part Of the On.
tsrtainnsn1 @>
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11
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One Of the p~re,ticst, most convenient, and de.
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unnecessary. The cases Of this Watch are
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SILVER WATCHES
Frat Class Hsntins Timsp,eces for accuracy Of
.eheapnsss Of price, these matcAss must isssre
Inirsrsdf appreciation.
An Imitation 20 ia ultless that II can hardly be
detected BY the most experienced judges. The
maislial being Of two metals, the outer one 6rst
quality Slerling Silver, while the inner one u
German Silver, 1t cannot be recognized by cut.
ting or heavy engraving, making Il, not only In
appearance. but In durability, the best reseui.
blayce OF SOLID STERLING SILVER in OK.
isience.
The sale of these Watches In the s-ny is q
source Of enormous profit, reta iling as they very
readily do, al S25 andapwards. Many hundred
dollars can be made In a single pay day BY any
one Of o. binary business tact.
pJAT WHOLESI LIE ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white en-
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order, BY the half dozen. SOC. Sold only by the
case of six!
Upon receipt Of two dollars, rs guarantees Of
good faith, We will send watches by express 10 any
part OF the loya States, coliscting balance OF bill
on delivery. This iEsnres buyers against fraud,
giving their watches before payment 10 required.
Send orders 20 the sole importer,
- &GAlUS WHEATON,,
No: ie Jewelsrs' Exchange, Cortinndt 81. and
New York.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm Drops,

NEVER fail to destroy and extermina,e ALL
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other Fancy Worm Connections and nauseous
Vermifuges now In use. They may BE- taken
a. all ,imes with perfect safety. as they contain
NO MERCURYor other deleterious Drugs
their children no other.
No ca lriic whatever 10 necessary TO be given.
Each Bog c~ontains ~ Dro2s or Loxcnges.
Price IS Gents. For Sale BY all Druggists &
Dealers In Medicines. 6s4yi
Buffalo, N. Y, aud Fort Eris.C w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

EarLieut. II. N. Spencer. Of Go. F.
TIN o. v. L.. arrived at home on Wedues.
day evening last. His wound is . trouble
some but not = dangerous one. His
friends are happy 10 see him 90 we'll.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-11

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pulmonary Consumption a Curabls Dl,sas,
A CARD.

TO PTlVES.
The undersigned having bsen reatorcd to health
In 4 few weeks, BY q very simple remedy, alter
HI ving suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious 10 make known to his fellow suffer.
ers the mcnns of cure.
To all who desire 1t, he will send a copy Of tho
prescription used. tree Of chargeJ with the al.
~rections tor preparing and using the same, which
they will find a ssre cure for CONSUMPTION. Asth.
ma, BsoxcHiris, Coughs, Cold, g.. The only oh.
jsct Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
10 to benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he concsives to be invaluable; and he hopes
ev,ry sufferer will try hts remedy. as Il will cost
th.m nothing, and may prove o blsssing.
Parties wishing the Prescription, viii please
Villa msburgh, Kings County, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-06
FRn1f WASHINGTON.

- WAsHINGToS, July 4
The information received here States that the
battle at Gettysburg last night was extremely
fierce and stubborn. Heavy and determined as
saults were made by the rebels winch we're gal
lantly met by our troops. This morning at day
light the contest was spiritedly renewed, our
army drove IRE enemy who in turn drove ours,
fighting being desperately severe, and the
5iercest, probably, during tie war. j..
Prisoners report LOngstreet killed and this
seems to be confirmed by latci'intelligepce.
General ZoOk Of New York was among
the killed. General Sickles was wounded
and his right leg amputated on the field.
General Barksdale Of the rebel army was
killed, and his body is in our possession.
The latest intelligence received here was
up TO eleven o'clock to-day.
Some rebel mail matter was captured
and letter found from JEFF. Davis to Lee,
saying that he could send him no more
troops as Richmond was seriously threat
ened