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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
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lNFALLIBLE LINlMEN3,
TIE
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orders.
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'tlo wonderful curative properties of his Hni.
mcnt have been received within the last years.
and many OF them from persons in the high ranks
of ie
CAUTION.
10 avoid imposition, observe the Signature &
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also "Stephen Sweets infallible Lnimen,,
blown in the glass OF each bottle. without which
none al e genuine.
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
M MARRI1T1)

On the sob of September, ut the resi-.
dence Of the brides father, by Rev. d.
Witter. Mr.. J. B. CLEVELAND to Miss
ADELIA II. w RIGHT, OF Cl ardon.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
by virtue Of an order OF the Probate Court of
- Geauga Cosnty, Ohio, | shall sell at public
Vendue on the premises, al o'clock p. M,
U" The 24h day Of October, 1863,
the following described real estate belonging to
the estate OF Stephen Searls, deceased, to Wit
situate IN the County OF Geauga and State OF o.,
township, and bounded Lorth by land owned by
Bahama Carlton; east by the State Road; south
by land owned by David Smith snd d. b. Grid.
icy; and on The west by land Of VIM. C. Gridley
and Bahama Carlton containing 40 acres of land,
excepting about onehai acre OF land now occu.
pied for school house lot
TERMS-One-third cash in hand; one third
in one year, and one third in two years with in.
!erest annually, and secured by mortgage on the
premises.
.., ..... L. G. MAYNARD, Admir-
:, of stephen Searls, decd.
Hambden, Sept 25th 7I5M4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

e0- Gen. Rosecrans is reported largely re e.
inforccd, and impregnublo In bis present po.
sition.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
OCTOBER 9, 1863.
he JeferSOnian Democrat.

The JetferSOnian Democrat
JULIUS o. CONVERSE, Editor.
CHARDOy, OHIO, FRIDAY, OCT 9, 1868.
Union state Ticket,
k'eeiion day, Oct. l3ih, leG3
For Governor,
JOHN BROUGH,
oiCuyahoga County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CHARLES ANDERSON,
OF Montgomery County
For Judge of tho Supreme Court,
HOOKING H. HUNTER,
OF fairfield County
For Auditor Of State,
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
OF Marion County.
For Treasurer OF State
G. VOLNEY DORSEY,
or Miami County.
For Member of the Board Of Public Works
JOHN NJ. BARRERE,
OF IIghIuud County. ., .....
~~~N~N~N~-N-N-~O~S
Union District Ticket.
For State Senator,
WILLIAM c. HOWELLS.
Union County Ticket.
For Representative in tho Legislature,
BENJAMIN B. WOODBURY.. . .
For Probate Judge, .u.. ...
10 MILIoNsC. CAAFIELD.
.H For Clork, '.
WILLIAM n. KEENY.
.t..,
For Treasuror, a.. !
oZRO II. NEWCOMp.
For Prosecuting Attorney, I
DELOS W'CANFIEAD.
For Commissioner, o !
JOHN I. FIELD.
For Corofser.
J. j. LAWYER,
For Director of Infirmarv,
GEORGE MANLY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

RROkE into my enclosure about the ION OF
Name aud Tail, 3 White Feet, about Is hands
high, and about 10 years old. The owner is re-
quesled by tho undersigned TO prove property,
pay charges, aud take him away.
m y. u. MOSELY.
Thompson, Sept. llth, 1868. 6l3w'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02
Clocks! Clocks!

A NEW assortment of Clocks of tho best sty,s
n just received by the subscriber.
Chardon, Aug. 4, 1903. 7os
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro.
L bate Court oi Geauga County, Ohio, | will Of
Tor sale at public auction,
On SATURDAY., October Gath, "A. d. 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises the follow.
ing described Real Estate situate in the County
OF Geauga and State of Ohio, to wits "and known
being part OF lot and sublot 30 in the town
ship Of Montville in said County and State, and
bounded as follows Beginning at the southeast
corner OF land owned by X. b. Dayton, in suid
lot No. .3; thence west IA rods; thence north one
rod; thence west Sh rods; thence south Oh the
east line OF Rodman N, Baidwin's land 24t .ods;
thence east about % rods to the north and south
center road; thence north 10 the place OF begin.
ming. containing 3h acros OF land.
Appraised at S277.
TERMS OF SALE-O One half Of the purchase
money in hand; aud the balance in one year with
interest and secured X. B. DAYTON,
7l5w5 Admr Of John Murray, deed.
Administrators A Sale Of Personal Prom.
erty.-The Undersigned will offer for sale nt
public auction, at the late residence OF John Nor,
ris, deceased, in Munson, Geuuga County, Ohio.
On Saturday. October l0th, 1868.
the goods and chattes 81 said deceased, consist.
ing OF a. Cows, Cheesevat, Is Mikpaps. one
fiow; Wheels and Cutter. Sale to commence al
10 O'Clock A. M.
TERMS-Purchases amounting to So aud un.
der to be paid in cash; above that sum, notes at
months with TWO good sureties will be taken.
II. p. BOND,
SALLY MORRIS, Administrators.
Munson, Sept. 25th 1868. 7l5w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-02

Turn out ! turn out!!
with your Music and
Banners, and let us
have such a UNION
MEETING as shall
rival, in numbers and
enthusiasm, those of our
sister counties, and show
that Old Geauga is
awake!!! ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

~ Treatise on Hygiene, with special reference
to the Mil tary Service, S.; De Hart on Mill
tary Law and Court Aartials, So; Pharnlacos
pea of the United States, 81; Fanny Kemble's
Diary Of a Residence in Georgia. Sl.2o; Bishop
German, $3.50; Instructions for Field Artil-
NEW MUSIC.--General Meade's Grand
March; Ny Love is on the Battle Field;
Kingdom Coming; Beautiful Daisies; The
Songs Of Other Tears; Kind Friends are Near
Her: Answer to ''Who Cares for Mother Now"
Who Cares for Mother Now? Keep My Secret;
Nellie Dearest; Cruel War; Answers to Cruel
War.
rs New Music every week. The best 1ta~
liam Violin and Guitar Strings: For sale by
aug 5-3t@ ROBERT BELL. 6l Aing.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

IN Washington, Oh the 4th inst, by the Rev
Or, Gorley, Prof SIMON NEWCOMB, u. S.
~ a. TO MARY G, daughter Of the late DR..
S1Ss. 4. Hassler, e. s. Navy, all Of Washing
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08
EXCITEMENT IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE Muscatine jour
nal of the 18th says that ten Unionists, who
were most prominent in the affair last Satur-
day, have been arrested and put under bonds
for their appearance at Court.
The rioters, to the number Of seven hun
dred, are now encamped near sigourney, and
demand the immediate trial for murder Of
those arrested. The excitement is said 70 be
intense.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08
oo,< GENERAL LEES ARMY.

affirmation we have from NoEthern
." =. no;nts to the concentration otthe con-
'1 }.n f5ro.s IN the neighborhood Of Freder.
teo4'uS he Psderals having evidently selected
cA'O0'o, co. the next ION to Richmond de-
n9os'1a.. ,a ronort which is deemed reliable,
"sna' ',;cteIs in the neighborhood OF Stat
that oa 5tn pa' were driven IN by the enemy on
l}f4 o.o afror,o0n. Another report, not ven
Il5s or?ca led however. states that the Yam
aotAS!!''tSa aree have occupied Stafford heights,
Sess' !" n lorI Fredericksburg. From pre-
nearly 3; 2pTi it is not improbable that the
s'n' '.,:.I ~ strength between the two armies
next 'iaI nacn on the old battlefield OF Decem-
. Der last. o., -, Tuesday Last
u. annearance again IN James river:
IN the afternoon OF that day TWO monitors anu
~ o. grnboats entered the mouth OF the river
md ,Ir nroreeded up as far as Sandy Polnt, where
, ,g anchored forthe night. VI their move
mon Yesterday We heard nothing -- hlch'
DISPATCH Aug. {.
letter from Halifax, IN. ST. dated July
q saws: "The intelligence from our gold
mines continues highly satisfactory. All tends
N ons direction, and shat il to show we have
7,re and extensive source Of wealth in our
gold mines.
Supplies Of ice, in small quantities, are now
received from Washington, by Mr. Eldrldge,
ana distributed to customers from his ice carts.
i tu,l supply from the North is daily expected.
The c. & @. Canal has been put in good
boating order ftom Cumberland to George
town and it is said that large supplies Of coal
g. vii! be soca received
There Bas an error IN a figure IN the Para
dQx, in yesterdays Gazette, III the subtraction
NDe--4 being substituted for s.
Acook in one Of the u. S. hospitals in this
place, has been punished, fer improperly dis
posing Of some Of the provisions for the sick.
There was fine rain last night, accompa-
rie1 with considerable lightning and thunder,
The weather is still sultry.
Mr.. Brewer, Of Fairfax county, recently i'm
grisoned here, has been removed to the Old
Capitol prison in Washington.
.sz.z49e1zazz1
MARRIED.
IN Washington, on the 4th inst, by the Rev
Dr EQrlpv Prof SIMON = f. W co NJ TT :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

Mr. Brewer, Of Fairfax county, recently i'm
grisoned here, has been removed to the Old
Capitol prison in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

There was fine rain last night, accompa-
NED with considerable lightning and thunder,
The weather is still sultry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

4 correspondent Of the Boston Herald, I'M
der date of August I'd, says that General Gil
more ) new batteries are mounted with 1he
heaviest ordnance ever cast II the North, and
he predicts that when they open upon Sumter
An hour and ahalt's bombardulent will suffice
10 compel 1t to surrender.
Mr.. Louis Gaylord Clark, who for twenty
six years presided at he "Editor's Table Of
the famous Old Knickerbocker Magazine, has
returned TO his ancient chair. The numerous
readers Of that pionner Of American monthlies
will, we are sure, be glad to welcome back SO
popular favorite.
The Richmond Examiner is not pleased at
the prospects at Charleston, and says the fall
Of that place would be most notifying and
disastrous event.
The Richmond papers state that Lee has
massed bis troops and is ready for another bat
tie. The Examiner says the soldiers are in ex-
ceent condition and spirits, and that an Ell.
gagement is possible, if Tot probable, on the
Ina 0f the RaDi1an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Commercial writes: Officers who came
III on the train from Warrenton, this morning,
state that the intense heat has completely pros
trated everything like misunderstanding, re-
connoissances, &C., having ceased, while both
armies have quietly subsidized into all the shade
they can find, waiting patiently TOR the days
when the shadows will engthen and the days
grow cooler. Several cases Of sun stroke oc-
cured among the laborers in The Quartermas-
ter's Department Of the army and thirty eight
horses sufocated on board Of a burden train on
its way to Alexandria, The enemy is as quiet
as our own army. He has not made the slight
est demonstration since going into camp in the
vicinity Of Culpeper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

;, n Alexandria Va, august ID. CLARENCE
HIDE, son Of Dr. E. B. and E. D. Dunning,
ssed 10 months and Y days.
IN n = A4lexandria, Va, August I'd, CLARA
191G:OOoIA, daughter Of DR.. ". 6. and n. c.
AlL'2lE aged years and months.
. Il 4 W Washington on the 7th instant MAR
89AhtI bCRY, wife Of the late Capt. james
Jury, N the SD year Of her age.
,@s 4th Inst, JOHN NJ. RAMSEY.
\ 011CE.-My wife MARGARET RAPPES,
~ - wrote to me last month, that she and my
s sr+aSeAi were living in Alexandria on Union
tIaI SInce my arrival here, I have not been
Si Iss % nnd her. # she is in town, she will
6sa.e make inquiry for me, at the Railroad
.dtnoY upper end Of Duke street, or leave her
>- = SS At ne office Of the Gazette
s 49, ! : E4ED RAPPES, 41st n. Y. Vols.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

One of the plans sketched out TOR Gen. Lee,
and attributed to that officer, by the New
York Herald, is the following
If, no movement on our part towards
Richmond shall have been made by the middle
Of August, it is understood that Gen. Lee
will then himself assume the offensive, and
commence another campaign against Wash
ingtGn.
He will have by the time indicated $50, 900
troops and 800 pieces Of artillery. $4,000 of
his troops will be cavalry Stuarts Cavalry
already constitutes one-half OF this force lie
procured the horses for the remainder during
his campaign IN Pennsylvania. They are al
ready mounted, and he is now engaged IN drill
and brigades. His infantry will consist Of the
three corps OF Ewell, Longstreet and 4. T.
Hill each 40 900 strong, and each corps will
have hundred pieces Of artillery and 1000 al
tierists
It is said to be his intention in this campaign
TO move from Fredericksburg direct on Alex
andria, by way OF Banks Ford, Dumfries and
Occoquan, or else by way Of Manassas juno
ton. Centreyille and Fairfax to Arlington
Heights. The distance is only fifty or sixty
miles. The chain of thirty~tWo forts on the
west side Of the Potomac affords formidable
defense; but General Lee calculates that there
must be some weak spots in the chain where
he can force an entrance; and once in posses
sion Of Arlington Heights, he will find means
to cross the river, and enter the capital 1t
the forts must be stormed he intends to storm
them. It may cost him the lives Of fifty thou
sund ofhis soldiers; but he is determined to
have possession of Washington before Septen-
Der, even at that heavy cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

Acook in one Of the u. S. hospitals in this
place, has been punished, fer improperly dis
posing Of some Of the provisions for the sick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-08

There was an error in a figure in the Para
dox, in yesterdays Gazette, III the Subtraction
G0e-4 being substituted for s.
The New York herald., 1863-02-19

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d,n l,y hoalility - tls r.Neruu,.at
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caslg t.r. ~ Ntth M cent A.p NJ, n. ~
shc ~, ~ ~ III H. ae 1eiue ntr No. le,n,l,on ah,c,
stranrry asnrtad ne INA ,l ,t.nn= O. tnos. NJ hnn,
his ce,i, an. ,s,ef Il r,,-stai =, .,,, ~,
warn1atr ne trs n t%r,nny n'd rcpc1 nm ,',san
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The New York herald., 1863-02-19
bes aud aid just many troops 10 the elective tores IA

be aud aid just 50 many troops 10 the elective toree "a
the field
rHE NAVY YARD woRgMEs WANT MORE pAv.
large delegation Of employees Of tho Navy Yard hero
wasi IA person upon the members Of the bavll commit
tes 10 solicit such M increase or wages 1, DO CON
meosuratc with the Increased prices OF the necese of
life
BOSTON CUSTOM HoUsE OFFICERS AsGtN0 roR AN
INCREASE OP PAT.
The dfst direct illustration the high prices rroa an
expansion Of currency yet exhibited Ia Congress sppea "a
to-day, in the form Of petition oseals Of the
Boston Custom House tor increase Of wages to four
dollars per day on account OF the Increased cos vng
DECISION or rue TAX coMMIsstoSER
The Commissioner Of Internal RcveGae decided that
local express compaoies SUBJECT of
the one hundred aad NTH Of the Exc act aud
for any VIOLATION thereof liable the penay therein
prescribed.
Tue Military Commission composed u Br,gadcr
Generals Ricketts,. Crawford and Mcredh, TO ineesi,sc
charges against large number Of officers Of The regular
aud voanteer army progressing win It's busiuoss and
has already examined many Of them. The Ten days
within which these officers required TO appear and
render their excuses establish their inno oesuce viii
expire on the 20th inst aDi those who d. not report
either personally or otherwise. viii 10 dismissed from
the service
MN. rHADDEcs STEVENS AND SECRETARY STANTON.
Mr. ThadJeus Stevens 10 ths ~ the debate 70 day
upon the bill 10 appoInt solicitor for tho WT Depart.
meDt al salary of 500, remarked rssy Daively THAI
the pressns secretary Of War needs legal ADVISER
regard 10 contracts, but the iaie Secretary needed
such assistance
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
ihAP0aTAHT FRcM KENTUCKY.
TreRs0naoie Meestug Broken Up-
Prompt Action of the Union military
Com ma ndcr.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. Is, 1893
special despatch from Frankfort Ky. ssys-Tha
rob is asfcnbed here to-day icr the c-tensbe purpose
or making nominations Tor mo Augnr, election. Tho
Hauss or representatives having reused tLc % the
hall by 4 very dec dei vote, hcy rented the theatre
Delegates from forty counties sere present DAVID Mer.
fiweattsr eiec ed Chairman On laklng char he
hoped con, aoul do sothns that good
J. yai citizens should uoi do.
IL the meantime REL lin,ent ~ soldiers with nied
bayose,s formed "a Of the thsau. wnco ,hc call
.. Coonci Gilbert read tho follow ing
order
Reliable information having been fccclved nj these
headquarters that number Tebei s9r
this city IL u ordered that all ,crsons
not .d.nt cr oembtrs " the Las satnrc of
the State government, iothsh Ica,a their nsnes Al
thefe adIuarera accompanied with sagiciory refer
eaccs a. 10 their loyalty ~ tie goserunieut
Colonel Gbert took the s,ani he sai 10 facilitate ibc
proceedings and the convention trouble He shed
+ auiant would take tho names of de,era,es. He
sad '' there those bcrs whom know bo rebels
the knd under tho disguise Of the dc
mocrai. You have assembled here With the hope per-
iess,ns your dssSus. But win not do. Kepud,s'ed ed
by The legislature, who have feiu,cd yoa the
Of their hall, tnc democratic oewspolers
semn and drown you. There Is no use NJ
your holding Convention IN Kentucky There viii no
but Of undosbted loyalty TO ihc government,
arosed 10 run FOR any once Such meetings this you
SHALL mol h"d with The limit, Of my command and 10
ord d. Guilty, you viii dspsrds 70 your homes. aoa IN
fuiur. isfss from all such attempts " prsc,pa,e civil
ar upon your state
After loousl Giluert had spfkcn an aitemIt mad.
u eTsr reolutiobs when were respectfully deciued BY
tooeel onbtn lhe body tlca ~ % oei.
: lLsfs 10 f.ne srcismsni H. the city, bot no noise
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
IMPORTANT FROM VICKSBURG.
The Blockade Run by Another Union
GunbOat.
SUCCESSFUL PASSAGE or THE NDlANoLA
UnsuCcessful Attempts OF the
Rebels "a Sink Her.
Rtefl ACtoUNIS from THE BESItGtD CITY,
&c.. &C. &S.

Cnica6o, Tcb ~, 1868
special Jefpach rom Memphis iaod the 18th inst,
says
3ha Monitor gupb - lnlanoa the blockade of
Vfk burg on Frdiy ntghi.
Ia se ol the rcoe precautions the ola obtained
afni view of the rebel batteries all Of which We'd with
each other 10 siuk her.
She passed all the rebel batteries safely
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
RECEIPTS OF rSreasaL RgvsSuE.
wAsursGros Feb 10 1903

Tho foouins the total amounts ~ internal revenue
tas. excl Of receipts from corporation salaries nud
STAMPS received by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
from the collectors Of the several states 10 January 81
The New York herald., 1863-02-19
v,cnanrsu. M,ss. FEB. u. Ises

yosssrsg, Miss Isb. ~ its3
One ~ tho socmys sunboits rss.ei mr. batteries last
nsbi under of daransss several sho. nrss
a, her None s believed 10 have tasen effect Az quiet
tbs mJflinst