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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-18

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observation-disclosures

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la DuI2p sdGtent 'fdates fesn.r. ,Rotsab
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Iav Duuarr stiner fofo1tiBen;> asnu1tttel6u'
ikrfnsG GIN Emancipation ftitn.a2 H1) ,,na&
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ri&tn: (ft,-+ pie seRaeifdisn iH1 miIour
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Eru Emancipation. a. -: r:31 5a"10
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-18

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AnlabI psr, lfeie1sn ppr& .ete sMeergtilsn8
Ht ;MSIlSs Ar4ss siapuaipp.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-18

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baben Ste etnen 3Suttn 0spautsA, aDa&r
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I9er. ss3n tn Mdts tse Wbtssadrrs
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Die 8asAtiA.b etsom SisarSsrtys
Batter Raednue.laat. D%au6tlsvrnt,
tnbsm Ge bdbtnl aiaas .Eit bat'n bs0sls
sup.n ole ID, faRtnTSk mir. NO Mum.
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ten unp warm Sir Elm pads' Tinutsn. :,
CT trot in rrs :1aue Nr. 81, aina ut
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Den Armsn immer unter COS Dod flbt1|.
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|; Naudsltuent amadis lac u1td1e1 auf
De F@pbnuha no 41crttnHrdbue auat
tp}e alte seieis.dssnIihaf4 q ntnauaeng 1etnl
m6bsIsk mnp. rr@ ncBaspfropfte'' StutI.
Cine Dddftfs u iRSSataan teaet&t= -
lilo Observation-Disclosures err 8dt,
strtcpf eeu4@ u~1ertstalisr, dn Slrobiadd
paei Bsti,. rrr y u6buetnor ie Statle5'unt
[tten 9ifaaf 3n rtmsr Gds fouerie aafce {
neut 54umpen, sstntnss altsu lepptdlade.
ttns, ba8sre D,au init einepn 4auftnf .&tn::
tcs. % ;fobreraufba aft an'nisfrrA ratfn
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|aeufftn.s Die Dedsi duf rsn 1apfanHa'
rem buf9otsn. re Qumpeu u1atsr8sRtsut
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aemsfnt, Ole R:nesr dbattsn ;ssSattf&sinttd
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antttnigtihiesnf Nddfcsfduna.aID DE-
tEot.inatdbtI fba,te1 nousu An(&sint mad
ailesnat dsih,r >xartst ru1fu6t 'uuoraQ'
fur per9srluf pstautpor,lt& atu'a1bt.vcr
rem fopf.,: bis, aur- Grau. Or 'fsttaftfa
aa..3 rsrsm.ifeh Gus. obn :Gaudstte'rI
.ilttau fets rer Gutmidtlupa 'ees- aben
~t,,usrs sntesasn. ola co6 sr etdtattautf
an Ssiten feinteG rfoIaeebsusstt bdttr
G1 trat ein uun (aats ~>'''f =
9&b1tnes 9bntn Cen Spatsn une TT
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t.; 0,tbiu fat itn p:rrpurrert"uu.
@te 5inr es; Manu'7:' 49,: :,
Mpre,n firth wstrtn4Sh tettem 9tor'
pdue. ouh Strs xarts,mt pu Fntsn.
Gr kst. S&uufd uno epa'sn an or
Bontn.g i: !"
| @as bersutet'ens+s. fraats: @rtbier.
Sisbottsn .patrf6sinli& Sbre Start
aus psrtIa{6e- fa4tu AaGeu.7' I'D .fanl
.fs unp BOT Gs auf. Die 9epn babe I'd
~bearaben, pus @:ab n fertia.'r 1bor'
tpdrsr ,pire: '9bpm :9brt Natt< 4atbtn uni
5tt bmuaen :niht funf3ebn Orante9 ],
bHoblen. 60 IT'S. Rterut.
50 ponfe, Daus1, autworteae @ibtie
esfrsut. ~Dos nd&femal tpatls i'd pa'
Erinten.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-18

'Ittertfttana felstl.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
DIED.

On tho 30th' ult. at East Caridon, OF fe.
yer, MARY j., eldest daughter of j. p. and
f. W. LuEins. aged fifteen years and six
months.
When Jesse, according TO Divine appoint
meut, made his sons pass before Samuel
that the Arbter of Nations might designatc
the ore he had chosen TO wear kingly
crown, he, as we'll as Samuel, was astonished
as tho noble youth came, ono by ono before
them to hear-"Nother bath the Lord cho
sen this--noithor hath tie Lord chosen this. "
Blu; the lad, so young, tender, modest, who
had beon sent to caro- for the shoep, because
tho parents did not doom it possible that he
should be tho favored one-tho STRIPPING
David was elected, and anointed King OF
Israel.
Tho children Of our afflicted friends are
in reviow before the Infinite eye, and oh
how heart-ronding Eiab is taken Mary
tho pleasant daughter. the eldest born, the
guide aud protector Of tho younger children
| tho hope, and already tho stay OF their pa
! rents. Is gone to tho "GOc who gave her,
| wo hope 10 wear the crown OF life.
| MANY friends mourn with the bereayet
parents the dashing of fend hopes centeTet
in the dear young girl-hopoS of happiness
enhanced by her presence at home-haPp'
ness by her converse with numerous oiEc!'
of rolatives-happiness in her social posi-
lion, which tho commencement Of a thorougl
education gave promise would be maintained
with usefulness aud grace through loII
life. Ah, blasted hopes how thick they u
in all our paths. How can our broken heart
bo healed There is balm in Gilead-
there Is Physician there" There is hop
that is an "snchor of tho soul, both sur
8 and stoadfast, and which enters into tha
within tho vail" COM.
In MiddlefeId, Feb, 22d, of Heart Dseas,
Mr.. r.. @. WALDEN, aged 81 years,
S months and Is days.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
Noble Words from a Chardon Boy in
the Army.


Mr.. Cyrus S. Foot, "a young man born
and reared in Chardon, writes from Camp
Burnside, BoyIes Co., KY, a private letter
to his friends in his native place, from
which wo mako the following extracts;
"a think the war will have to be closed
by furco of arms. To think of compromise
is a gross delusion. Tho South will mover
! agree TO come back as long as they have
men, money and plenty to eat +; but that is
what is going to get thom. They can't get
provisions. If wo eau cut off their supplies,
the thing can't last long, and it is my hum
Bile opinion that in three months, tho war
will close but it may not. Thoy are nc.
tually suffering for the neoessaries Of life
They never have raised enough to cat before
the war, and how can thoy now ? England
can't help thom in that respect, even it sho
felt 80 disposed We have to ship produce
to England yearly. tell you that you can
bring man to terms quicker through his
' stomach than any other way. Lot man
got half starved, and he will do anything al.
most for litlle food. If we are successful
O at Charleston and ViCksburg, tho thing is
decided. We may have some trouble ufteI
a that, but what mean is, they will give up
f oil hopes, and will soon return to the CID
flag, and curse the day they ever tried tC
a trampe 1t into tho dust.
n IL don't want TO be there at homol un
MI ill this trouble is settled. | have suffered
,s some while have boen in the army. hav,
If done some hard marching, lived on half
ratons, slept on the ground when it rainod
~ showed and froze but would not accep
,c u discharge at this time, MS things are Sit
uated, it | was offered one. did not onls
for the fun of it. did it, believing u b
:, bo my duty, and my belief is not lossene
atall know it is the duty of every ma
> to try to bring those seeded statos bac
: into the Union, for, tho moment secessio
Is admitted, we haVo no Government, n
laws for, if one state has tho right TO sc
code from her sister states, u county has
right to secede from state, aud tow
=. from county, and there is no stopping
- place; it would DO every man for hlmsel
!, and mol law to punish bin. We would b
= perfect heather. That is tho way look at i
" but think the Right vii! conquer. AnC
II now, who is in the right ? Any ono wit
lr good sense or half an oye can SEQ who
ar right. believe we are right, and believ
"A the hand of Providence is in it, and wi
~ bring us out al! right. II will cost goo
NJ many lives, but, if need be, am ready an
at willing TO give mine. ! bad sooner lose IN
life than live subject to their Govornmen
:. Il may bo my lot to leave my body
70 Kentucky, but, il SO. God's will be done.
q, am striving daily to live ip reference to ii
10 will, that, wherever fall, | may fall AioI
ward"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
Justice to a Discharged Soldier.

TWe publish thofollowing, III justice to
discharged soldier j
Chardon, o May 9th, 1868.
EDIroR DEMocRAr :--ln the communica-
ton of lst sorg't Charles IL. Williams, pub
lished in your issue of the lst inst. great
Injustice is dono to Mr.. William G. Hodges,
of Newbnry; aud, in justice to Mr.. Hodges,
l take tho liberty Of stating that l have in
my possession his cortifcate of honorable
discharge from the service of the United
States, of which tho following is q true
copy;
To all whom it may concern {; Know 20.
that William g. Hodges, Drummer ot Cap
tain William r. Tollcs' Company, (B 4lst
Regiment of Ohio Vol. Infantry, who was
enrolled on tho goth day Of August, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-oue, to
serve three years is hereby discharged from
the service of tho United States, this twen-
ty.third day of July, 1862, at Cincinnati
Ohio by reason Of Surgeons certificate OF
disability under General Orders No. Us,
War Department.
Said William @. Hedges was born in Con.
cord in the Slate of Ohlo, is thirty years OF
, uBb, uFb IttL Illtlo SspuJ Spih
plexiou, huo Dyes, light hair, and by occu-
patton, when enrolled, u carpenter.
: Given at Cincinnati, Ohio, this 23d day
| of July, 1862
IL. BRESLIN, Capt. 18th Inf,
:, Muster Officer, U S. A., Act. Military
Com, by order Col. Burbank, Military Com.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr., Hodges continued with bis Regimen
till about the 10th day of June, 1862, when
on account OF sickness, he was transferred
: to General Hospital at .Cornth, Miss, an
subsequently to Camp Dennison, where h
o was, on the 23d day of July, 1862, honora
+ bly, discharged, as appears from tho abov
l. certificate. From the fact that Mr.. II. wa
It discharged when away from bis Regimen
!, tho Military Commander at Camp Dopniso
u doubtless neglected to inform the Compan.
% and hence the Company rolls at the time
ID the report did not show his discharge, IN
II did him great injustice.
* BY giving the above an insertion in yo'
n columns, you will place Mr.. Hodges In h
10 truo position before the country.
D. Yours &C., |. N. HATHAWAY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
Pension and War Claim Agency.

II ,HATHAWAY,o Of the firm Of 'rhrasher,
L. Duriee & Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by tho Government, to procure Bounty
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers, and all other claims against the
Government Of the Uuited States, and Of the
State Of Ohio. Business attended 10 promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
Bounty or back pay, $500, as provided by law,
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
tanned
Dr. L. A. Hamilton has been appointed Ex.
amining Surgeon for Geauga County, BY whom
all applicants for Invalid Pensions mnst be eS'
aminsd.
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, 10 |. N. HATHAWAY,
695tf ChardoH, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
Rv Adjutant General Thomas has

already organized ten full regiments OF
contrabands. They are being uniformed
armed and drilled and will be set to fight
ing without delay, Abundance OF white
soldiers have volunteered 10 officer these
colored regiments. 1t is said that officers
enough can be found 10 Grants army TO
command two hundred regiments OF con-
trabands.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08

ES- The Paris correspondent OF the
London Times says the time is near at
hand when France and England VIII De
compelled to assume an attitude oil hos
tility towards America.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
Good News from the Army of the
Potomac.

Hooker has crOssod the Rappahannock,
end cut off the onemy's retreat. There has
been terrible fighting between his Army and
thst of Gen. Lee, resulting, it is hoped, in
the utter rout, If not tho capture or destruc-
ton Of the latter. The result is yet in
doubt, but everything looks highly oncour.
aging. We have only room, this week, for
the following details.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-08
DENsIoNs AND BOUNTY ...Widows

-
u OF officers and soldiers who have died. or
who have been killed in service, their minor chill
dren or dependent parents, brothers or sisters,
are entitled 10 full pensions, and arrears of pay,
and Sl00 bountyi aud invalid soldiers are enu-
lied to pension TO the extent of disability,
All who have served TWO years, or who have
been sooner discharged byreason OF WOUNDS,
are entitled to Sl00 bounty
The undersigned, late Lieut.. Colonel 9Th Ohio
Vols. has opened an office in Warren, Trumbull
County, Ohio, 10 prosecute the Pension and
Bounty business, and will also pro secute all bust.
ness against the Government in any of its De-
partments His long experience in the business
lien years --and long service in the War, and
his thorough acquaintance with the manner OF
doing the business, and how and where TO obtain
evidence in all cases, give him advantages over
all other persons engaged in the business.
He charges ONLY the legal the, s. 90, in Pen :
sion. cases. with charge Of 81 so for each AIM
davit where additional evidence is.requireo. ;
D1rSoldiers, write to him, or call on him az u hls
office. II you write, give full history OF tne
case, and enclose a stamp. and you WIN se'
satisfactory nnswer by return mnil.
JF. ASPER, Attorne AT Law.
6e5m3 Warren, Trumhull County, Ohio.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-05-28
WINCHESTER, TENN: MAY %. 1868

cheers for Governor Seymour) Now
was the time for every man to be pro-
pared, if necessary, to take his life in
his hand and fight the battles Of free.
dom over sgain. The speaker alluded
to the expected enforcement cf the
Conscription act, and enqured of the
0oor iaboring man where he was 10 get
his three hundred dollars, and whether
he would consent to be draftcd2 c. les
Of "HeVer, never" W0uid they fight
'or an abolition administration that
kept soldiers months without their
nay, while contractors wore swagger.
ing aronnd Washington with their
pockets iull Of grcenbaQis2 He pre-
dicled that the ConscriptiOn law would
never be carried out in the State of
New York, and Judging from the char
acier Of the meeting, he thought they
wer) in favor Of disseminating the ab.
.oli,jon war. { We arc: that's tho talk,
and choers) The government would
not rive Us another Zoe to fight with,
and We had fought long enough with
cur fellow countrymcn OF the South.
Il VS. the design Of the administration
10 ovcrthrow the whole social systsm
If the South, and if this was allowed
to continue he would have King at
Washington. lie had the highest re
snect Tor the office Of President of the
Tinted ytate1. which was filed hv such