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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

Tho undersigned takes this opportunity
to expfoss his most hearty thanks FOR, and
high appreciation Of, "a delightful musical
entortRinmoot given by some OF tho loading
mombers OF the choir, undor our window, at
tho residence of Brother Worrallo, last ovon.
ing, beginning with my Heavenly Homo is
Bright and Fait."e&c. The music took rs
entirely BY surprise. continuing with "Men
OF God, 90 Take Your Station" other music,
vocal aud instrumental, a season Of prayer,
aud precious conference meeting, giving
us swoCt appreciation of tho passage,
This Is the gate OF Heaven to my soul,
and of tho words of the poet,
"My willing soul would sit,
10 such u frame as this,
And sing itself away
To everlasting bliss.
May the Lord bless them, is the humble
prayer of tboirs in Jesus.
l.n ha' .ssso W. H. HURLBUTT.
Chardon, May l4lb, 1868. ...t...-.
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Union Musical Association.

BY order of the President Of the Uuion
Musical Association, | hereby give notice
that a two days Meeting of said Association
will be bold at Claridon, commencing at 10
o'clock A. M, Thursday, the 2lst of May,
1868. Ali lovers of vocal music sre invited
to bo present 1t is proposed TO give o
Concert on the second (Frida.) evening
for the benefit of the S A. Society. Singers
from out of town will be received with cheer.
ful welcome by the people of CIaridon, who
will provide ample accommodations for al
who attend their Convention.
J. c WELLS, Secretdry U. VI. a.
Clardon, May 4th, 1863.
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Ev> Tho remains of Thomas j. Pulsi-
pher, member Of one OF tho Illinois Regi.
ments, who died few weeks since, in hos.
pitai at Memphis, arrived in this village on
Wednesday o. last week, and, on the fol.
lowing day, were buried with tho honors o!
Odd Fellowship, tho deceased having been d
member OF the Chardon Lodge of that Order
The funeral was attended at tho Disciple
Church, whe,o an appropriate sermon wat
preached by Rev E. d. Taylor, of Caridon
Young Pulspher was well known and mucl
respected in this place, which was, until re
Gently, his home. In bis death, the countr,
sustOina the loss of good citizen and !oya
soldier. .... ,. .-....e
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
sexes.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
"a BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in u
lew days, alter undergoing all the usual routine,
and irregular, expensive modes OF treatment,
without success, considers it his acred duty to
communicate to his afflicted tellow-creaures the
means oi cure. Hence .on the receipt OF an ad
dressed envelope, he will send (treel copy of The
prescription used Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ pAs
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York
686wl
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"STRUcK ILE."-We we're pleased to learn,
some days ago, that our friends, NJ. H. Col
Inns and 4. Barlow, of this place, and Rob.
ert Rowley, Of Clardon, who are in part
nersbip in the oil business at Oil Creek,
had, second time, "struck ile." They
arc nov the proprietors of two valuable
wells, one averaging eighty, and tho other
(the new one) over two hundred barrels
per day. As tho crude oil sells readily at
from $3.50 to $3, 100 per barrel, this will do
worry we'll for beginning.
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sheriGs Sale of RenI Estnie.


IN obedience TO ihe requirements Of an order
J. Of ale which issued from the Cour, of Com.
mon Pleas OF Geauga County the State OF Ohio,
wherein Daniel Il. Hersey and Silos Morris. rs
Administrators OF the estate Oi Festus Fuller,
deceased are plaintiffs, and Henry Bartlett and
other are defendants, TO me direct cd and deliv.
cred. shall o6er tor sale al public vendue, nj
the door OF the Court House in Chardon, Geauga
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, May 23d, 1868,
at O'Clock p. NJ Of said day the following
described property, to wits Situate in said GeaugJ
County, iownshp-o Newbury and Stnte Of Ohio
and is known by being the Fuller Snwnill Lot
and IS bounded as follows: South oy land owne,
by John Curtiss; west by the center Of the high
Eay; north by the center OF the creek to the mil
dam; northeast and east by the pond callet
| Fuller's Mill Pond. Said Lot is pari oi Lot No
/ 3, in Tract in said Newbury, and is to contnii
one acre ofiand. be the same more or less. AIS,
the prigiiege Of using tie the water Of the u[Ore
| said pond whenever i runs over the dam. on the
/ farther consideration that Thomas Fuller shall
keep two ninths of said dam in repair at his owl
cost. and keep his own ilume IN repair
/ Said premisoI were duly appraised at S2l5.
| TERMS t)F SALE--Cash in hand.
| b. n. SHAW Sheriff
Sherif's Office, Geauea
County, April l7ih, '63. 692w5
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Attachment Notice.

Attach lnent Notice.
r. X. Mum, Admir- Of the Estate Of Amos
Green, Plaintiff,
against
Cicero +. Bail. Defendant.
Before Lucius Bartlett, J. p. of Newbury
To~uship, Geauga County, Ohio.
ON the 2Sth day of April, A. d 1868
W said Justice issued an Order of Attach
ment 10 the above action for tho sum of
twenty. one and 5-l00 dollars, which has
been duly served aud returned.
K. X MUM,
Admir- Of the Estate of Amos Green. Decd.
Newbury, May 9th, 1868. 695w3
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LEGAL.
shcrlin,a snic nrnenl

shefhn's Sale OF Real Estate.
TN obedience TO The requirements ol an order
j Of sale which issued ON the Cont III Conn.
mon Pleas OF Genuga County In the STAFF of Ohio.
wherein James WINS is plaintiff. and Henry Chr.
telf and others defendants 10 me described and
delivered, shall offer for sale at public vendue
AT the door OF the Court House In Chardon, &c
auga County, ohio,
Saturday, May 23a, 1868,
at ! O'Clock P. NJ. Of said dny, the following de-.
scrlbed properly, TO wit; Situate in said County
Of Genuga Township OF Munson, and bounded
and described as follows: Being part Of Lot No
22, in Tract No. in said Township, and bounded
on the wcsi by land in said lot once articled ID
Shepherd Davidson, nov decided to Henry 'Fh0m
as aud James Cnrfoll north and south by the
land now decided 10 Clark & Cnlkins, contain.
ing, as surveyed by George Smith, filty.two ant
CT 100 ncres oIland. p
The other parcel, situate in the sane Town.
ship. and is known ne being part Of Lot No q
in Tract No. In suid TOWNSHIP, bounded q:
follows; Northwest and south on The north, ives
and south lines Of The sniBe Lot No. %; and ens
on the line parallel to the ives, line nnd 50 far ns
70 include seventy acres Of land excepting nnc
reserying homestead demanded and eet of &c
Thomas Carroll, as hereinafter described, 10 wit
Bounded east by the east line Of the Davidson
lot; north by line eight rods north from thl
dwelling house; west by line 2 rods west from
the barn on the west side OF the road and run
.ning south far enough to contain eighteen. acres
Oh the lines running AT right angles
laid premises were duly npprn ised at S2092 so
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in nnnd.
BIN SHAW. Sheriff.
Silerifrs Office, Genuga Co.,
April l7th, 1868. 692w5
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Hs>The District Court was in session 10
this place, on Tuesday, Judges Briukerboff,
Chaffee, Amber and Gliddon ou tho Bench.
Tho term was a very brief one, occupying
but half of tho day, aud no business of gen.
eral interest was transacted. The Railroad
cases aro reserved for decision by the Court
in Bank
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pFThe Ravenna Democrat states that
Hon, o. r, Brown is fast recovering from the
effects of the surgical operation lately per-
formed upon him, and will soon be able to
resume his business.
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e9-Frsnkliu Paino. Jr.. N. O. Woodland
and John B. Branch were admitted to prac-
tiee as Attorneys and oouuseiiors at Law
In the Courts of this State. at the recent
session of the District Court in Lake Couu-
tv
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asProk Rhodes will preach at the Disci-
pie Church in this village, on Sunday next,
ut Lob O'Clock, A. NJ. The Sabbath School
will be organized at l2A, p. M.
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Ns~T The appointments of Provost Marshals
under the Conscription Act have been
made. Darius Caldwell, Esq, of Ashtabula
Co., is the appointco for this District.
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PRoBATE NOTICE.

TNHE following accounts have been filed in the
i Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio, tor
settlement, viz.
Guardian Of Hiram Bullock, FiEal Acct.
Admrs OF Charles II. Ober, decd, q
"a Stanley Spencer, q ''
Executor Of Thomas Sadler, +" Partial Acct
Guardian Of Mary A. Warren, "
" " Abigail IIovey,
Said accounts will staud for hearing in said
Court, ut the Probate Office IN Chardon, on the
23d day OF May a. D. 1868, at ten o'clock A. NJ,
until which time ali persons in :erested may ex-
cept. NJ. &. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, May |, 1868. 69Iw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-15

nS-An error in the types last week, made
us say that the "Stranger" ia owned by
Lamb, Scott g. Co. The "Seachor" We in.
tended to puff. he is owned by Lamb
Scott g. Co, is a spendid horse, and will
stand in this village every Th ursday ant
Friday, during the present season. XII.
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VOLUME XIV. NO. %.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Capt, CanReld al Homo


Capt. byron w. Garfield arrived at homo
on Tuesday morning last, having boen In.
Oluded in the recent general exchange Of
officers. Ho left Richmond ou TUESDAY Of
last week. lie was in that CITY during tho
whole of tho fighting be,wcOn the armies
Of Hooker and Loo, aud reports that so few
soldiers remained there that lie capture might
easily have boon accomplished by less than
a thousand mon. Oitizons were required
to guard the prisoners. Intense excitement
prevailed, but, Of course, the prisoners could
learn nothing of the hopes OF foars Of the
Rebels, except from their newspapers, most
but not all of which they wore permitted to
road. The success of Stoneman's raid was
admitted. and also tho great loss of the
Rebos in tho lato battles. Capt. Canfiold
returns from bis captivity in excellent
hcaltt and spirits and is warmly welcomed
by oil his fellow. citizens, whose confideuce
in bis loyalty and courage ;s uuabated.
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The Great French Remedy.
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N. B.-Sl,00 enclosed toany authorized gent
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D%Tho gallant Seventh was in the great
battles of the I'd and Sd Of May, and is re-
ported to have lost 100 men in killed and
wounded. Mono OF tho Geauga boys wero
injured. except Chas. A. Parks, who re.
celvod severe but not dangerous wound IN
the leg and is now in one of the Washing
ton hospitals.
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2pwe are indebted to Capt. Garfield for
copies Of Southern papers.
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DEATH OF THOMAS j. WIIITE.-Tbe demise
OF this gentleman was received day or two
since by his large circle of friends and ac-
quaintances in this city, with the profound
eat regret. Mr.. White was we'll known in
Cincinnati, whore he has resided for fifteen
or sixteen years. and been engaged in va.
rous business capacities of merit and worth.
His loss will be keenly felt, and by those in
whose employ he was last engaged, will be
almost irreparable. His illness was short,
but severe, yet his closing Of life was as one
gone quietly to sleep, to awake in that home
of Immortality prepared only for the just
and pure-Cinciana Enquirer, May Sd,
Mr., White, at the time OF his death, was
resident of Medina, and was engaged in
canvassing the State as sgent for Iyvng's
Life of Washington and other popular
works. But few weeks since, he paid q
briof visit to his friends in this village, bis
former home, after an absence of fifteen
years. Time, of course, bad not failed to
leave it's impress upon him, yet he was then
in the enjoyment of his usual health aud
spirits. Having met bin so recently, We
are both surprised and shocked to bear Of
his sudden death. We learn that it was oc
casioned by the breaking of an internal ab
scess, and that ho was i'll but twenty fou,
hours. @
Mr.. White was printer by trads, and o
son OF the venerable Joseph W. White, th,
oldest printer in Ohio, who formerly con
Quoted the Geauga freeman, the prede.
coSsor of the Geauga Republicans and Whig
He had himself been the conductor of sew
eral different papers. He was in the merid
ian of life of usefulness, aud hs death viii
be deplored by all who knew him.
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The Circus.

Thsyer & Noyes' Circus exhibited in this
place on Saturday afternoon and evening
Of last week, and. OF course, attracted very
large crowd of spectators. We judge it ii
one of tho best, fnot the best Circus extaut
and will not fail to crafty oil who delight
in such entertainments as circuses afford
in eyory town 1t may visit. When we con
slider tho state of the times, bowover, W,
cannot take much interest ourself, or say
much 10 sustain the interest of others, il
anything of the kind. Without further par
ticularizing suffice it tosay that the riding
loaping, tumbling, clown-acling, music, etc.
were all of the best description, aud highl.
appreciated. a-..
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nj OTlCE-Ou the 9th day of Feb, 1863, the
IN Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio,
declared the estate OF Charles s. Hoard deceased,
to be probably insolvent. Creditors are there
fore required TO present their claims against the
sstnte 10 the undersigned, for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned or
they will not be entitled 10 payment.
HERVEY n. ENSIGN.
69Sw6 Admir- of C. S. Hoard, deceased.
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Notice.
THE undersigned has been appointed and quail
L flied as Adminislrato OF the Estate oi Hiram
Bullock, deceased, late OF Munson, Geauga
County, Ohio. HIRAM COVELL.
Newbury, May l 1868. 695w3
NTOTlCE.-The Under signed have been ap-
IN pointed and qualified as Executors OF the es.
tate of Thomas Fuller, Jr;, deceased, late Of New
ested will govern themselves accordingly.
OLIVE FULLER,
HIRAM COVELL.
Newbury, March 27,h, 1868. 6s9ws
NTOTICE-The Undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as administrators
of the estate Of William White, deceased late
OF Middlefeld, Geauga County, Ohio
CAROLINE WHITE.
Middlefeld, May LIST, 1863 6s4w3
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What was Endorsed.

The Evening Bulletin, the organ OF the
Lincoln administration procaims that the
people in the election CT Curtin, have ode
cided in favor of the war;" in favor of ''the
Emancipation ProclamatioH;" the Conscrp-
ton Act and the suspension OF the habeas
corpus Thes acts it says: "Pennsylvanla
declares in thunder tones that they were
right and Just" The Emancipation Proc
lamaiion, which turns millions OF blacks
from their natural fields OF labor 10 be
thrown on the community 10 compets with
The white workingmen or else to be supPor-
led bv him in taxes. The arming of black
regiments which is the subtle move OF the
Aboltionists to introduce negro equality IN
civil life by making the negro The equal OF
the white soldier in the army. The drait,
The conscripiion, which drags a man will
ling or unwilling into the army il he is too
poor 10 pay $500, and lastly the suspension
of the ha5eas corpus, which allows any
one oil Lincoln's minions tc arrest the Tree
born citizen and thrust him into dungeon
at the will and pleasure of the soy ereign at
Washington. All these beneficent meas
ures 20 The poor man have been endorsed
the Bulletin says by the late election ls
this the feast TO which you were invited
you weakened ones who went over and
voted for your master Curtin When the
negro ask for an equality of civil rights,
when the conscrirtion seizes you or when
you are seized for too free an expression OF
opinion against Lincoln's acts, don't COM
plain, for, by your vote for Curtin, the Bui-
lelin says you have endorsed every noe OF
these measures -DanviRe Lnfetiigeneer.
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Mrs. LincOln'S Grand Ball.

The first ball ever given in the white
were issued. Mr.. and Mrs Lincoln STA
toned themselves in The centre of The East
Room, and received the guests. For one
hour the lhrong moved in a current: and
when the rooms were full, the Marine Band
stationed in their usual position, began
playing operate airs OF the finest descrIp-
ton al eleven. A large apartment was
thrown open at twelve O'Clock, with an i'm
rnence punch-powl in the centre and sand
witches, &C., around it, The supper was
set in The dining room, and was considered
the best gasironomic art ever seen in this
country. II cost thousands OF dollars. The
bill of fare was: (Here upwards of thirty
dishes are described The tables fairly
bent under expensive luxuries heaped one
upon another AT Twelve the dining~room
was thrown open for inspection, and guests
passed in and viewed it, preparatory 10 the
demolition OF The artistic pile. Nearly all
the Generals in this army were there The
ladies were dressed in the highest of fash.
ionable extravagance ."-Wash. Cor Gin
Gazette, (Rep
Nero fiddled while Rome was burning.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln give gay ard expen
sive entertainments while the country is in
the last ihroes of dissolution. and while the
people are taxed 10 the utmost to Sustain
The policy which is destroying it, "Nearly
all the Generals in the army were there ~
"ll cost thousands of dollars" while hun.
dreds of thousands OF widows and orphans,
made such by this war, and suffering for
The want of The common necessities of life
and mourning in their poverty tie absence
of their husbands ard fathers who sleep
their last sleep in Southern graves. "On
with tie dance l'
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Rebel Reports from General Lee-La-
ter from Charleston.

Rebel Reports from General Lee-La-
ter from Charleston.
FoRTREss MoSRoE Oct. 22-The Rich
mond Enquirer OF yesterday contains the
following
"a dispatch from General Lee TO General
Cooper dated Oct. 90, says:
'Gen Stnart Yesterday opposed al Buck
land, the advance OF Gen. Kilpatrick's di-
vision OF cavalry, while Fuz Lee attacked
his hanks and rear. The enemy was pur-
sued until ne reached his infantry supports.
at Haymafket and GAINESVILLE. Two hun-
dred prisoners were captured
i'W P Rucker made his escape from
Piusyvania Jail last Sunday night, aud Is
still at large.
charleston, Oct 2O.-The Yankees are
hard at work constructing another battery
east OF Gregg. facing the sea. A large num-
Der OF tents have disappeared from Morris
Island Our batteries have kept up brisk
FIRE upon the Yankees, who appeared in
much larger force Than usual al Gregg aud
Wagner
"Gen. D. II. Hill has been relieved OF
his command. Gen. Bfeckinrldge takes
command OF his corps"
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