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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16
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DOTATOEsi POTATOES 1--we have
L quantity Of various kinds Of choice pota
toes for planting or eating
MaIeh3l 1873. WuKlNS& KELLEY.
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The WIFE ofa MORMON ELDER.

'l'hat one half of the world cannot ina gino
how the other lllivG," is no less true than rie;
aud the lesson the ndage affords. our experience
and observation duly tend 10 verify. 1heL, too,
when we consider the ever. varying phases OF hu.
man passion, aud the dscortanl elements from
whc,, all novel md ianustical Sects are moulded,
II Gun scarcely seem surprising hat faithful rec
ord oi actual events should exceed in singuiafity
he widest dream of romance; or that crimes,
both strange and unnarural should be perpetraed
in a inr-oW country OH the outskirts OF civilza-
ton, which, people in another state OF society,
would never imagine possible. knowing nsl do
know, The evils and horrors and determination OF
the Mormon system. the degradation II imposes
on females, and the consequent vices which ex.
| leud through oil the ramtrations OF the society
| a sense OF duty 10 the world mas induced me 10
prepare the following narrative Tor the public eye
| 'rhe.romnnt tic incidenta connected with my cx'
| perience, many may think border on the marvel
ous. To them | would say, that this narrative
Of my life only proves, what has SO often beeI
proved before that ''TRuTu Is SrRANGER rnA'
FCrIoN." ~ lRthOr'S Preface.
The book contains Al9 pages, with engrnyings
is neatly bound in cloth, aud VIII be sent TO an
address postpaid, on receipt oiprice,.Sl,25
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Mrs. L. E. WEEKS,
Miss c. ORlISTEIT,
Medina, March LIST, 1861.

The above: named Lodies we are personllay ac.
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while we lived in Medina they were great suit.
ierers. Miss 5. has been so badly offlicted that
II was with difficulty he was able to stand upon
her feet. A few bottles OF Caleocon entirely
cured her OF her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
i to the Ladies OF this Country, safe and Of.
hicienl remedy ior the many complaints they ure
subject;o. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Of the Garfield Herald,
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FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
A. Cook, Chardon.
G. p. Treat, Claridon.
). E. Williams, Parkman.
II. L. Bishop e. Son, Midd,efeld.
d. Q. Kellogg, Munson.
Henry Cummings, Russell.
Lyman a. Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Nowbury.
Tew & Butts, Rapids. ....
And by Medicine Dealers generally through
out the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 90, 1851. 479-6n
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OCTOBER l6, 1868.
TAXES FOR 1868.
Notice to the Taxpayers of Geauga County.

zr,fyos County hoey notified M@ tie rates
mills levied dollar t5N IN the 1anShs ad Incorporated 7oDn
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16

THIRD EDITIUN-5UTH THOUSAND.
HR. BELLS TREATISE ON
IL Seminal Wenk ness, Loss OF
Power, Impotence, Premature Decay, Sexual
Diseases, Self Abuse, &c. .. 0...
A pamphlet OF SO pages, containing important
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pySent Free to any address. Two stamps re-
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The Pills and Book will be sent securely from
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consultation by mail free and confidential,
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Companion to Female LIFE.
~O~
NM AA E- E<s
LIFE AMONG rAoMOrnlOllS.
BY AuSTIN WARD.

BY AUSTIN N. WARD.
This like the above, Is work OF grcntand un'
usual interest, aud will be eagerly read u
companion volume to FEN ALE LIFE"
/, is u large II NO. vol ,neutly bouud in cloth,
illustrated with engravngs and will be sent 10
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or on receipt OF $500, we will send both oil tho
above works, postage prepaid.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. ii. u. KINGSLEY Dear Sir: We feel il n du.
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body to perform their appropriate functions.
Mrs. w. CARTER,
Mrs. L. E. WEEKS,
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NuxBsa' 263

4 \
peace Convention FerL andc Wood wes tho
prominent speaksr rrosen.. Strong reso!a
tloos werc passed., declaring realty 70 the Coz
s.itution, and that there is TO power under
tie C"ns.ttaton 10 coc.oe 4. State. by military
irr'r'; ihrt tire claim az III ctatorsl atd ralitn
tied .n'itsry power 10 ty c::iz.us by military
court Ia artisi IL inoastrvus and e1eorabsC; ;
llrotes'a against lie cowsrdiy. GespOi,c, ahu-
rnsn AMI Accused .cB rf Lanis.rneu. ut Nai-
landigham, and recomgei.Gs Q susprns.or ot
hosii!ities end a general Convention :. s.t'i,,
the manner of reconciliation
SPRINGFIELD. III, jan, "a - lIou-- u.A.f
mously rasecd resolution coudr:n.I.. Eu....
sidcs' order suppressins neusral ers. ,.,.d
calling III" nttenuon of ,iIe GoyeTnrs IT 10 tie
infringement "r popular righ.s ari ihe SOY
ercieuiy OF Illinois.
i.kHixG, on kr. Juae By direction r.
J I'm IN Hans,dcs hs- ., =. ked his order -,
, T ss.l r, 10 Ch!cacr Iu,s ~ SoH I.,,,
Wu-it
! W""r -. M.-s Jdac i.-tir..tssa az.
any go t.ous.r,'i srrpng, with eight pee. 81
ar;.,.e:s a;.~c.i,l c"i Lr.an a. C';ntor. T.,
y c.'3"v p. Vi. 'nl. LrgAn's f,,c- four iui..
/ j:,l sl":5 an .cv"ra! ,:e,.s of .r'i..iy.
...'E' ;a.h LacS s.x sd .,s; ,ai:au,t. ir..
i..c-' "i -,t.!ery. A.l's. r.d c-p,u...
,L.rlj I've l.iAotc:r Go.. Joss. two ai!'rl
,,d ,.'.cia, .ua'..i. lie enemy threw s.v-
,r..' 10 la;o "a, Town. sal;.r : Ole n,aa -
/ lac >.Aos .: J.'aa,,.
J Aror.r, .I.c, ,r.- r,, y o.ai.i n "a. .:,ra..,
ga L.. it.,S - ... X "a I .,ustsr wee s:4 ....,-
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lucid ITS OF tue YR.t-- d AID To Fio,.n,-

The fends. nader Cornyn. Gevc opel IS
usual, 'ne absence of all mlnly insiirc's :,
tn.ir dcrrpd2:ions nn " n-nen For ins.lr.,..
Hey r;bhed u poor Oil lady OF ht,ie cot.
ics ani sugar. tia, she bad preserved s.,a
se.iII,ud- care
! 1h,y threatened 10 bum down the dwl,i
: az Log-o OF q LADY. mho proposed 10 Luz
,hasc 'nrrGity fio.a the outrage, by slNin.
them 81 900. The leader of the squad agreed
10 her proposition. but after receivin; Ito
mon. y. said Es would burn the smoaci.nusg
AMI oiber ouibui!din.s. What "a / the
/ lady; ''af.er receiving my money 80 1ac T. :
low lie y1.eG: That was only 10 save the dysli.
inS honse" and ia,ina:ed that more T.. i,er
would be rcqrircd to re- ieem ths sm ,kehar -
81. The lady, indignant at the fellows b.!
;aith, In spirit, though not III word, toll h.Ia.
l"Yon may well burn my housc anl al -
to deprive me of my means Of living and u.
fused to surrender any In2tc back mail. II
then level!ed a istoi Al her. hu: sh: @ss rc-
solu;e and pnhinching. aud Il. feloa shA,het
lay her courage tesisted.
The Nardals se'zsd q carria,e ocs ;piei hv
\ young lady ali ordered hei T. got ou. 81.
hitly refused. sayinE, that il Was her carriac.-
ami she would not give il up. They persist
ed III their order, telling her if sa, Lii not gc;
out they would take her on with The carriage
She told them: Very well; wherever that
carriage weni sh, would go. Accordingly
they drove on the booty aud beauty" to-
sether to Co. Cnrnyn: who. contrary 10 hs
antecedents, hearkenod TO her persistent cam
o. proper v released tho cerria.s.-H4H>r.Ne
Cca/et'erdfs.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-10
I yNCHbCR5 SlR3lSiA.
STAPLES a. DiLLaao.

Iae senior partner hss ss~,ciatcd Mr. P. H. +
lSrd wita him IN his GENERA. CuMMISs,,
House. g; the old stand OF st4p.es q Anderson,
soliri:s consignment. oi Sugar, hoiAssss, Cod
Merchandise anj PFUduee getsraIy To- sell r
due at highest market rstrs- attend in persoq
weishts snd dtbvery. and Sad account sal-s D.
chsks ut once n che Old estx blished rule OF l.
House IL hss Answered extended patrons
Present ,hei asei faGiilss, prepares ns TO meet
oar usus protnptness.
IL betsl aa.vances Gu sny smount OF PIojuoe IN -
A.xav IN hand heavy stock of Manufacti
and bsn. o.; TUBACCO, warranted a. represent
and - low ~ ne had IN virg;nl.
y ian N -sns sTAPTE5 L DILLARn
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TAKEN UP

An .eom:u,usd 10 jail " IN. military .uthori
"A sat Cssn ss.-.gn, ON the Sd OF October, lss2
uioFe recently committed by an acting Justice of
Peace Tor tbs eauntg Of Hashilt,u. Tenn. on the !
OF Deoe mber. 1857, negro boy calling. hi. IA
JOHN, ,nd ssys he Deioaer 30 VIM. Jones, OF n
phil. ssio boy Is black ~ year ODD, feet 81 10
AInigh. The owner - requesied to uome iorw
rruYe prop.ty psy charges and ssks him oct OF
dee9o j.. a. SWAIN Jail,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-10

( - By reference e oar advertising col
umrs Il Willie seen that the seat Of Govern
-mens Of tho State has been temporarily remov
ed 70 Eoterprise; also that the several State
military departments have been established
OF Aer PamldiHg (AfiSs.5 Czayion:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-10

Gun FoRcFs IN 1Rs NiLLsY.-Btigaier Cen
roral a G.. Jehkias. kas assumed The command
Of our forces in the Valley of Firgin1, and wo
lave no ,!ouht Will in lnedia:ely enter upon an
active PROS cuticn at the camraign there.
G"r. is one Of our beat aud iuost active OF.
feels. and has ;ne con.idsnc-. both of the sr.
my az Of the people in high degree.
kynchGu,y Rspublican sh.
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TELEGRAPHUC.
| tssoc,ArsD Fanss DISPATCHES.


low ~v,.e-
Gen pe,hhor,ca has eeu, word ;ha. he could
bo,l yin,,.b,,..- and .,.. tn c.,. To-, 40, n
t,yo ri. tim. - or.,.,;,;,, md dsc;,,;,ip~
his f,rcos.
I,cxso>. J,ue ca s,ec;l J,spa,ea +, ,,,e
Ni.sissippian. dated raro'a today. save: The
vsnk .,. and tJpionis,s were ce,.bra,inr line
,n.jY,rsa Of ~, o,.,,,,i,, of s.r,.Lis
v..,,riav
Tic Nsmrh,, and Charleston Railroad Ian
zen su,pped Of iroo:.s and Roseer.ns has re .
iafDrcci Grant ly way Of Lon.sy lc. All
boa's ae;SeeH L9pisyi.e atsI McmpbIa have
'b5tn r.sse
u: ih""s4ud i've huLd.cd Confederate
pr,"ync,s hal reached Nrin,,hs. The ctiaers
were sen' "a >~i.iGsiy, All g. pjiva:es -
Tis:la.op"!:s. Coz. Iar,but Las n-,I ".,'.r.i
o I':c;,,,. ir -:.,'ai acc maod.t.,.l4, q. .Mch-
r!n- i"r 80! '',1,a. v"unisI.
O. tic "a. MI, G.i Grant asl;tt General
hrriu.; for tn:rfs tLcGs:.ui H,-n. G,". Hal
",r, lc..!.c j. that he ...l NO. ,,no" We're they
Hcte q ,.tnv isci,.. p! t,r o.,, ..n:rI so. uls
d i.,ss oi ..t.y tn..~..
Nhs Chic'*" :.'".' s.yH Gr'"i admits a
heavy LOGS AL ga; -" - 'a''n- t"r< I" :
b'acE' a""'t'Is - "'':' 'm'hi' ten ht"iS
'A'tSoN 1'i;'e SD 3 .ia; ai'i't.' a.
hshbn' ., rc:"r' al WORKING we'll Inc ln"'
S''"e .iat "eailed i'"'n 'yJHg "a i" trenches
.ni beirs exposed IL the suu but in co"l
st"' ~ I've ''"''i'' h"'e' ''''' '''t''a % Va
- VI WI ''"t'" ''F Io!'h" o. N'' So nc
vi max" u 49, ''-''l.
';foiii j. s,,~,. ,o..neips T., hl.iIiu; pac-
eie's which a-e Gsnr huUdrei ,!,!s f.'n or
oA'"r w"'ls i"e"" .'As bee, no genera! as-
si1tt L.: zen jd.a ,''st There IS li,LY "'
am nn"''I"o ~" l'""''s "t's S"''i.e'y aud
ei'2 'i't are l''f'u'E c"iic''t Of tSe li'iat re
'"''' "ur '"'''" '"+' !"fi'E t." several 90
"an.'s W.! lor exceed elk !cnirc nica.
'''''H !" te"'.' -" ~"
.'''F ''' "'E y'S: '''" '''"N! "t''''''E
a. '''s
y 81 ec''i d Ft'''c1 ?" l'r M'",'" !fi'Hre
"''ea N'h I'M. i'''" 'cNs"" enlS; l'c:' ae
mi'y r'h'rS "'. '.e "I's. Fcl''--'' "'.s =
that kif"y IN i, 'iA:"' "f bei,r al ort ii'.i
s'h' "'s t'.s'' M''"k"H" Benz with i,n hoHs
ara neI: c"'ti"i "h '"si'i "nIfn"a.
MoEILE. june "a special dispatch t, ,he
Tribune ;ron Jc"kson 8h, says: Many ruro.s
Tie rn"ot re liable state that Gen. tmLy Smit.i,
cad q. heirg al por: hudson, las ra'ien
Nl.l.krre Bard with ten ,nousaud men. ard
cnt I'll Giants supplies.
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ToHN B. EVERYTHING has recently cor
a FROM Nashville, vail please write, giving
vfh &c. A. HOuANe
asd IAeut &, 7sh Teuu. Reg. A Arossrs Dr.
iuaes-fi' a. p. Hlll's Divisioa A.. Northern
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S,hOssi SHOES Just received and for sale a /
~ lot OF Ladies. Misses. and Gentleuenis ~
consisting oi AL ~ize- and grades. Ais, = large
oi as orted Csudrss Vinegar. Greep Tea and &,
.ss other artisies; al 10 be fosnd ia store sc
door North oi the spencer House.
fune4~st' NJ. n SwlCE a
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Esy> Til" negro bsualions Ia Washington
f-w ua,s riuce h,ltad in trout of the prisr
AiIi gave th.ec groans for the Coued-ra
prisoners.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

vVANIED EOH NAtH Il bNUFNN Ut III NVf II
w isvAntsf, desrsty loeA'tl. wi'h lmnscais ssss
son. for from $500 70 to"o address toi ~ Pc'.efs.
ylAsTED TO PURCHLsg-iS BROOELYs, wifny
w tn wax 4 ei'hsr fuifrn ~ W. street fs
~. small frsms ~ trrt fouss contain nc tLs no@h
Imugvemsns Addf,.s. sistns iums to' W D. W. 'Ss
sxe Sew Y0rn P0st once.
snn cAsH-BALAxcE IN fxsrALyRxrs WILL
OOO by q three sory brics heuss ara lot ttnilb
srest tl3 feet sogthsry ~ Pg4rth Iiscs, bfs<tyb
Price low. Arrly te A. nApELYE, frcm lgtc a..
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

Comnittss Presentation General y nesgher; also
Tor furnishing dinner 70 Ne ttftseath en1 fvelA ro
meat re.urnsd voantesrs Hills Aereunte Annsxsd
witch = vas I Lost Sy ,Ss % fssS.ias 9 soss x -
- Amrmalve-Ade Fox. the Presidenl Henry ncCooL
Aesc Un,pp h,scasa EysSh H;rdy osuwsn' Loas-n.
which was subsequently Soonsdersd and laid over a.
Bin or Stetson Co.. amounting 70 two hounAnd eolaU
for furnishing dinner 70 The Thirty sixth regiment
observation-disclosures FoI. the President. Henry, hcCooi
Reed Chip Mitchell. Ryer, Hardy Ostweli. Long-ii.
ness,ive-Aldsrmen Hall Fariey-a
Resolution that the Street Commissioner bc directed 70
advertise for proposals. and contract with the lowest
y Nth shs n The The ~ snss s
pany No 81 on the lot Of ground recently purchased for that
AGArmative Aldermen ToE. Henry, Hall MoCoo. Reed
Chpp MITCHELL kyers. jeremiah Hardy Mastcrson, Farley
Preamble. rectug thai since the widening OF whitehall
street the Battery sidewalks and ratings the westerly
side said street. and at the OF STATE
street. have become very mach daptdAted brken with
resolution that the Street Commss hs ewth directed
forthwith secure said raings and adjust them and
t1e said sidewAiks in his discretion 10 afford facility
OF public insress and egress In and from said streets and
vehicles which shall be with recently
creased Of sd Streets provided As doing h. shall
not nure existing approaches 10 the ferries and that the
sm0nt requisite or sica repairing be charged " the &C.
Which was adopted by the following vote
AarmAtve-Adermen Fox. the President. Henry. u.li
McCooi, Reed Chpp MITCHELL Ryers Jeremiah Hardy.
hAsterson. Ottiwei, Farley. Long-I5.
The xesdcn here moved that the Board do adjourn
Which was carried BY tho following vote:
AnirnAtive-Adermen For. the President, Henry. Reed
Chlpp Mitchell. Rycrs, Jeremlah--a
gstivc-Aiderneu Hall. Mccooi Hardy. Masterson.
And the Chairman pro announced that the Board
ocockP NJ. D. 7. VALENTINE. Clerk
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
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any rensaou from The Cur Afr NJ tIfft
ton r 1e eortrtc' fke war o. frf
chsse he boats and rsht ute and ne rr.ssnt
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lcos fof oompenssnou, in adfiiion V hs g. - Jaf
nnfer ihe sIafcs fsci during ~ cosn erf 70
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEPARrMEN7 OF PUBLIC WORKS

Tenders will be received this Office until Of the 23d
instant for the purchase OF the powerful
steamers Queen Victoria and Napoleon Ill, the property
OF the Canadian government.
These steamers were built sy Napier q 0lssgow n 1883
with oscatug engines Of 800 nominal and 100 effective
horse power <95 tons 10 feet hold 80 feet
beam and It's feet isngh all They good order
and well found In overy respect.
The purchaser will have pay cash delivery. time
VIII 10 allowed for ment upon approved security being
given.
For further information apply By letter % the under
signed.
The vessels may be at the port OF Quebec.
T. TRUDEAU, Secretary
OuEsuc Canada East Nov q 1863
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

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a3 bovery, crssf q rhist sfs-f.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
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