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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
TRUTH Stranger than FICTION
S~-~-N-~~NN-~N~-N~
A STARTLING WORK.
'NCN0~NN~O~~~-~-~-
FEMALE
LIFE AMONG THE M0RMONS.
"A .N.4RR.4TTYE or
Many years Personal Experience,
nv nj ADM
THE WIFE ofa MORMON ELDER

"rhnt one half of the world cannot imagine
how the other half live" isnoless true than tritc;
und the lesson the udago affords, our experience
and observation duly tend TO verify. Then, too,
when we consider the eVer-varyIng phases ol hui
man passion, aud the dlscorluut elements from
which all novel and fantastica socts are moulded
1t can scarcely seem surprising that faithful rec
ord Of actual events should exceed in singuarily
:ho widest dream of romance or that crimes,
both strange nnd unnarurals should be perpetratcd
in fur.olf country on the outskirts Of ciyiIiaa-
tion, which, people in another state OF society,
would never Imagine possible. Knowing us do
know, the evils and horrors and abOmination OF
the Mormon system, the degradation II imposes
on females, and the consequent vices which ex.
tend through all the ramtications OF the society
u sense ot duty TO the world nus induced me TO
preparethe following narrative for the public eye,
| The romantic incidents connected with my eX.
| porience, many may think border on tho marvel
! Gus. To them | would say, that this narrative
OF my life only proves, what has SO often been
| proved before, that "TRuTH is STRANGER THAN
! FIcrIoN. ."-AutiorS Preface
The book contains i49 pages, with Gngravinns,
is neatly bound ih cloth, aud will be sent to any
| address postpaid, on receipt otprice, SIPS.
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81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or cry sipelns,
Tettcr and Salt RheuIn, Scald Head,
IGingNYorlu, Sore EGy es, Dropsys

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THE JEFFERsoN1AN DEMOCRAT.
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AYERS
Sarsaparilla

OAELAND, Ind. 9th June, leSo
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Rheumatl.m, oout, Liver compialnt,

IsDnpENprsoR, Preutuu Co.. Va, othsJuly, 1859.
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Erom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 3J-l estcrday morning Pc
grams and Scots forces. numbering about
2,5oO. left Richmond. crossed the Kentucky
aud marched to Paris where they arrived yester.
day afternoon, and attacked our forces After 4
sharp engagement of two hours the Rebels were
repul'ed and driven away II is thought they
will make flank movement on that place
large Union cavalry force is in the rear OF
the Rebels
IL y believed the movement against Paris was
Tor the purpose OF destroying the bridge at that
place.
Squads of Morgan's men are being brought in
to Columbus by citizens aud the military. here
are now ! 800 at Camp Chase.
Morgan will be removed 10 Columbus this
morning and confined in the peniten;iary.
CINciNNArr, July 81 -Pesrim's forces have
retre;ed towards Winchester. followed by our
cavalry. A number Of prisoners have been
taken.
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CEDR RON BITE R S

one trial, and you will never any others.
is not necessary publish long list Of diseases fo
which the CedrUn Rtters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS
OF LIVER:
Ia all affections of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment of the stomach or Bowels;
In GOUT RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And In FEVER AND AGUE;
T. destined 10 snper>ede all other remedies. II
My cures all these diseases but IL prevents them.
wine glass full of the Btters taken hopr before
each meal will obviae the i'll effects of the most un
healthy climate and the person taking il agans
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists aud Gr,ccrs generally.
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal ohioe, Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning & Sloan, Tomiusor
a Cox, and J. W. Bryan. jy20-d3m
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RAILROADS,
.s,r RAILROADS.
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
-
r a I L r Q "A ID

r a L r . "A ID
~ 81 e
snsrtess Route ny Thirsy rSfsesf
40 CHANGE of Cars 10 CINCINNATI, bythk ROUTE.
Chaase % tine. op and aft-r Monday, April 80
"a. aud unul further notice. . ....,.
hreetrsinsleave Indianapolis Daily Sunday. sEosrssd)
HyIRsTTRAfN.-so0 An, tcINcINNAT zxPREssl
arrives at clncnnat al 10 .0A N, and Lexinrtoa
NY. 7:3o p NJ and cio<s ssciions Cincinnsfl
Little hismi. Cincinnsti. y. zanesviiic and Nsri<st.
Railroads, fof all points IN southern Ohio.
second Tfaia-lf:00 M--Cincinnsu Mall. arrives Al
Cincinnati 40 NJ making close with he
Iltue Minml Rslroad lof lDvssnd. norro~ ColuInhus
Newark. Iansssille ard wheeling.
Third 1rsin-oss q. N. Cincinnati Express arrives q
C,ncinnan ll,ss IN. ..I-.I -
Fare same a. by sf,y other route.
Call Cor yosr ficke sis the Indianapolis and cnssnnst
Rairoad 81
Baggage eheci "a through
- n 4. N0nfE, General Ticket Aren't.
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military Directory OF Indianapolis
Indiana.
KxEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann.
o. P Morton, Governor Ofhcs, State House;
residence corner Of Market aud Illinois sts $1,000
W. Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
to Governor. Onice, state House; resides
with Governor Morton. ................... 2,6ea
W u II. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
90 Governor. onice, State House. residence
Loves Block, on Ohio street............... ALAS
W "a. Schater, Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers, 4. u. e.. to Governor. Onice,
State House. boards at Palmer House. ALAS
Laz Noble, Adutant General of Indiana.
Once, State House; boards at Bates House;
$500 from the state and 81 ,66s pay Of Col
ouel .......................... 1864
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ST.. LOUIS. July 80 To .ie, eni further misap.
prehensionS regsriu. the C pc # the at of Con
gress OF March last. prohibiting officers and
soldiers in the United States service from return
ing fugitive slaves, Gen Schuteld has issued an
order declaring that it extends To all troops in
this department, including the enrolled militia in
active service
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new ARRANGEMENT. ID
new Route Go Chicago via Ksksus.

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1875 r. ~ farT1se At kokomo AZ 3.lO nj 4, ,,--. -
make cose eonnsctlou With train On the 80 -
cbicsxo Ar Lane Railroad Cor Loeaoseort v.i-....
and Ch,cseo Q, and arrive At Peru Al l.1o 3 NJ
Fsturalrf the same train will leave penn :, IA ~
makihs csee counections with the ns~ht -. go - 80, -,
csse, and aInve a. Indianapolis a. SO A. nj -" -.
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make conneciioff< fh the trsip on fhe - -
iedo and Detroit
Rsiar,inr, sbs .ssne train VIII lesv< psru a A.
A NJ, aier he arrival Of the train On The + " n ~
from he East, and arrive AZ indianapolis loco A. ~
N tIE7 70 make counections for ell ponts East sosfb
and West.
caitago Expressuan viii leave Indsnapolis a $40
p H. making coss connections Kokomo with train for
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xlo p NJ. IN time 70 conn ~euing trs.ns Cor
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DAILY SENTINEL
TELECRAPHIc:
Noon Reports.



INV YoRK. Juls 30.--The Times has the fol
lowing from The Army oi the Potomac 2gIh
he army to-day occupies practically the same
line Il did two months ago. The recent active
movements will necessarily be followed bv a
pr cd of comparative inactiveness, during which
IL vail be recrrited For the next month the
clvalry " DO most OF the fighting.
a. have b,f,re stated, Long.treet's ard Hills
commands. after passing through Thornton and
Chester Gap. have encamped between Culpepper
and Gordonsville. Ewcll command covers heir
rear and flank by guarding the Blue Ridge passes
The bulk OF this corps Is now moving down the
valley. aud threaten our lines Yesterday morn.
ing at two o'clock our pickets driven 10 near
An,syille. and Indications are that our ontposts
are h'ble 10 he forced back at any moment by
the superior detachment- of the Rebels
There y hut little sickness, and The men are
more literally supplied with rations than ever
before. This. taken with the recent Union sue.
ce.se-, create general good feeling IN the army.
large number OF officers have been detached
20 bring on drafted men,
The Times Washington dispatch saws Gen
Gilmore has been promised all The reiniorcements
he needs
Chtres'on must fall. and that too speedily. if
energy. celebrity ani 8 inch guns will accomplish
the result
The statement that Gilmore's losses in the re-
cent engagements one third Of his total
force is pronounced Incorrect His losses were
not ueir So heavy "a ~ frat represented In the
last action he did not lose 700 HE total losses
since he began the campaign will not amount 10
over OOO
In the case orJ G Lisle. tried and sentenced
tO death At Cincinnati asa spy an order from the
War Department rcvokes the sentence on the
ground that evidence has been produced that he
wasa member OF Cukes Rebel regiment, and he
will br held ~ prisoner Of war.
The Tubune's Washington dispatch saws:
IL IS reported here by officers ia from the front
that Gea Meade threw his pontoon bridge across
the kuppnhinnOck near the railroad, We. erdsy
There WIS some opposition made by tho enemy
The Herald has the following dated Nashville
the 2d:
We are permitted to send yon the following
fhcts collected here from descrter just in from
Bragg army;
In the tight Morris Island. the Rebels
sustained a very heavy loss ofkillei and wounded
reported to be 5u0 aud then reduced To $50
Among the killed is Brigader General George
Smpot, Colonies Langdon, Cheeyes, Bees, and
Major Tate. The body of Col Bees il in the
hands ct our troops: the other three had been
brought into Charleston.
Great CONSERVATION prevails in the city Wo
men and children are le. ag All free negroes
are being pressed into the service The friends
OF Charleston say IL only hope is from the bay
ouet