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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

q R6g-INPoRTANT ARRBsrs OF CoNTRARASD
TnADERs.-Threem men whose names were
not given, were arrested on Thursday at
Point Of Rocks on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. while attempting to make their
way into Virginia. They had $4,000 in
money and watches and iewelry amounting
to $4,000 all of which was ooniscated. i
On the same day at the Same place aman
named Louis Pollock was arrested, having
in his charge large trunk full of new.
goods. There was also inthe express car
for him about $500 worth of goods of
various descriptions. He Was on his way
to Petersburg, Va, and had no pass or
permit to have such goods. An English-
man, having in bis possession important
papers was also arrested at that point
These cases win be disposed of by Gen.
Schenck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

Hon, schuyler Colfax sent his extra
mileage, 1929 50, 10 the Indiana commits
sion for the benefit Of sick and wounded
soldiers, q AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

New YoRk, March 2l.-Tbe City of Bal
timore took out $429, 600 in specie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
City of Mexico not yet Taken h
the Frhnch.

SAx FRANcIsoo, March 2s.-Reliable adj
vices from the city of Mexico to the I'd,
say the French were then II leagues from
the city OF Mexico with no signs of an i'm
mediate advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
BATcHELoR's HAIR DYEI

BATCHELoR's HAIR DYEl
THE BRST IN TIE RoRLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to DO distinguished from nature
warranted not to ipjure the hair in the eest; rem
sdios the III effects of bad dyes and invgorates the
HAirfor life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instant
~ turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beaatituL Sold by all Druggists, &c.
AS- The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR, on ne four rides If each boa.
FACTORY No. 81 Barclay Street,
lase Rss BrOad,Oay aaa 10 Bond 81 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

Ba~ A SAD CAsE -ou Saturday last, an
English woman named whitmore, arrived
in the city from Pittsburgh with small
child in her arms. She tells very mourn
full story, which is somewhat as follows (:
She came to this country some weeks ago
from England, her husband having died in
that country several weeks previous to her
departure. She disposed of her little eff
fects, and raked and scraped suficietA
amount of money together to pay her way
aorOss the ocean, intending to join her
brother who resided near Pittsburgh. Upon
arriving at that place she found that her
brother had left some mouths before, aud
was informed that he had come to this city
She accordingly came here, and soon dis.
covered that the brother for whom she
searched had taken his departure for Mis-.
souri,. The poor woman, whose funds were
almost entirely exhausted, was in great
distress. The case was brought to the no
tice of benevolent gentleman, who kindly
consented to take charge of the child as
his own, and succeeded 10 procuring suit.
able place for the mother.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
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If the Ink isnot represent, we will refund the
money paid for it.
Sold by the manufacturers, No. 70 Main street,
and all prominent StatiOners. marl2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
MIDDLINGs. SHORTS Ann RRlN-

TgBsHT, T RECEIVED, and for sale, at the LOWEST
lSo tons RtSE HEAVY MIDDLINGs, made from
the best Family Flour. and unusually Tieb '.N-4
, ls9 tons BRAN AND SHORTS mixed-yeII ,vortb
the attention Of all who are desironS NJ o,I -
feeding during the winter " '0l'lll'e1i
All Of the above Feed 70 in good sack. r.,5,, E,r
niP .s Dy Pryor FROST,
gAnS = Nos n and q Main street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
REV YORK Money Markat.

NEW YoRk, March 2I.-Gold irregular
and unsettled, selling as high as 5455 and
ms low as 80 Z, closing weak at 54C954f.
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Chance for q CaDital InYeStmen

rJNo BIB SOLD AT ONCE AND VERY LoW-The
j old established L quor Store aud Vinegar Depot
with q large run Of custom) OF Philip Dollmeyer,
No. lS6 Market street.
Tho proprietor being about to remove to Parkers-
burg, will dispose Of the stock Of Vince, Liquors.
Cigars, Vinegar Barrels and Bottles at considerably
leS8 than coat.
Also, an extensive Rectitying Establishment in the
same building, with all the necessary fixtures and
implements, In the best order.
Also, very hne and new Copper Distillery, COM
plete, and all the fixtures In the store embracing
eVerJ thtng belonging to drSt class Liquor bust
mes, with q Vinegar factory iu working order,
and OF good capacity, making from ten to twelve
barrels per day. s+i
Immsdiate application solicited aud great bargains
sI maris-fx PHILIP pon1MEYER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23
The Confessions and Experience Of

The Confesslons and Experience Of
an Invalid.
PubIilhed for the bensat and q warning and
caution to young men Whe suffer from Nervous De-
bfity, Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same
time the means Of selECure. BY one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quaekcry. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelopes, HnsIH OoPrls may be
Bedford, KING Co., New York. apIydkv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-23

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Attention DIseharged Soldiers
OIE PAINTINGS

WILb PERSONS WANTING OIL PAINTINGS
please eall at Partridge's At as early = day as
popl aud cit Tor the negative g We WiSh time to
lake the plain Photograph IN 6Tery rese.f ltEfs
1aaI3=f1 AsO. PARTRIDGE
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
Secret Union Leagues.

We fully concur in the views expressed
by the Cleveland Herald, relative 20 Sc
cret Union Leagues. Until recently, we
had been ignolant Of the existence OF such
organizations, and, for the sake of the
cause they are formed to promote, we
hope they will be at once and forever
abandoned. That cause is no less than
the cause of the whole country, in which
every loyal citizen, be his antecedens or
peculiar party prejudccs what they may,
has deep interest, and to attempt to con.
tide 1t to Ihe keeping Of secret society,
however useful such societies may be for
ordinary purposes, to degrade it in the
eyes Of the world, The Government was
designed for all, and should number all
among its supporters f; whereas, the most
liberal and democratic of secret societies
can number but comparatively few among
its members. A Aleague embracing all lht
loyal men OF the country would obviously,
be no Seeyat league and such league IL
the only one which open and unqualified
loyalty requires, and to which we desire
to belong
Pray tell what is there 10 The cause o
tie Uuiou tha; demands secrecy2 Wha
great mystery envelopes tho idea OF 10y
atty to the Government What "pasa
word" "sign" or grip" need be re-
quired OF the unconditional loyal? Whs
"test oathS" that are not prescribed by
the Constitution OF our Fathers. or tn,
laws made in pursuance thereof p Non,
Whatever. 81 '@ -
, Wa know II may be aAia that th,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

EH' No possible good can result from
the continuance OF the Democratic organ
izatlon at this time, when every loyal man
is required to sacrifice party interests and
prejudiceS on the altar Of his country; and, F,
if the Democrats Of Geauga, at the Con.
vcntiou they purpose to hold in Bur,on, on
Thursday next, will resolve to appoint no
delegates to the Democratic State Cunven-
ton, to dsband thor party organ.zltion
and join heart and hand with the Union par.
tyin tho worko ofpusting down tho Rebellion
aud saving the country at whatever cost
they will ontite themselves to tho thanks
Of all true patriots
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

this>act, at each and every day Of regi-
mental OF battalion muster, shall be fined
for every such refusal or neglect, the sum
OF one dollar.
SIC SO. Any member ofthe enrolled
militia, excepting volunteers and com.
missioned officers, may commute for all
fines for non.attendauce at muster, Ia
Which he NAV be subec. In the course ot
the year, BY psyicg into the county
treasury, TO the credit Of the military fund
on or before The tenth day Of September
lhe sun Of two dollars for which pay.
mcnt the treasurer shall give him re
ceipL which must be preseRled 10 the
comnendaut Of his company, on or before
the first muster.dsy thereafter, in order tC
secure the exemption from ane.
Sac 81. Each company Of volunteer
infsulry or cavalry, organized, uniformed
and equipped under the provisions Of this
act, shah be entitled to receive annually
the sum Of two hundred dollars as a com
pany fand, for the care of arms, rents 0
ayporics, and other incidental expenqos q
said company, and a like allowance shal
be made OF one hundred dollars for every
two guns in q battery; said sum Of money
to be paid out Of tho military fund Of th,
county in which said company or battery
is iuaLed, or the certificate of tbe com.
manding officer Of enid company or bat
terry, which certificate shall state the fac,
of compliance by eaid company or battery
with the requirements OF the law during
the current wear.
SEC. 67. For he purpose of improving
the discipline and military education OF
tue military forces TO be organized under
this act there shall be held, once in each
year, a muster and encampment, Of not
exceeding eight days duration, ,of all com
missi0ned officers belonging TO the several
military organizations Of this State, a,
such times and places, within their re.
spective counties, and in such numbers as
The commander.in.chief shall direct; Pro.
yt,tcd, That when the good OF the service
shall require, the officers and non.com.
mlss!ouyd oricers from Two or more coun-
lies mry be Joined ia such cncampmenl
aud muster. and while thus assembled,
they shall be formed into corps of in
>trGcGon, without regard to rank, and
shall be thoroughly instructed and drilled
in the manual oi arms and in The mos,
essential parts OF the school Of the soldier,
company and battalion, and in such other
theoretical and practical details, appro-
pirate 10 each arm, as viii tend 10 the
greater efficiency, and shall be subject ID
lie regulations aud articles OF war ior lhe
government OF tie arluies Of the United
S.atcs tnal The cummanGcr.in.chiefsh shall
select aud detail an officer rs commoud.
ant and instructor loT every such muster
and encampmeul, whoi Is thoroughly uuai.
iG.d for the duty, and shall cause tue adj
lutant general to plepare and have grin ed
aud forwarded 10 each commandment q
regiment, balte!jor, company and batter
on or before the first day Of April in eact
year, after the nresenl, sufficient mum
ber OF copiss of peperul order contain
ing srries Of lessons, with "A schedule O.
roll.calls, and the hours and order nj
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

! A meeting OF The L. NJ. A. was held at
CIaIilou, on Thursday and Friday of last
week, according 10 notice On the first
day, bH lew were present. On the Sec
on1 day, Il agoodiy number were on hand,
upwards Of sixty taking part in the exer-
cioes. The Conductors were Messrs.
John Little and L. C.. Treat. Officers ior
the eGsuing Term Of six months, were ap-
pointeI, as follows: J, II. Merrill, Paines.
vile. Y. Warner. Leroy, and Col. MIR.
Auea, Chester, Elk. Com; and J G. Wells.
Sec'y aud Treasurer.
On Friday evening, Concert WAS
given Tor the benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. a piece Of music from the "Pat-
rio.ic Gee Book" entitled 20, Wait TIN
he Good Time Coming Comes" was
sung by singers OF Claridon. and very
highly applauled, "BIave Boys Are
They" was well performed by MIR, II. O.
Wells and Miss Emma Rising, of Kirkland.
apd Miss s and Muster L, Little, Of Nun.
500. Also, song by Mr.. l.. G, Treat.
On the whole, the musical entertainment
WAS very acceptable one. Receipts by
/ contributions Sl6,77. The next meeting
OF the Association Is to be held al Char
don about the FIRST Of September nexl, OF
which due notice viii be gwen, ......
President, VIM, I. Rogers; Vice Pies,
idcn', c. A. Kellogg, ]. C. w.
Claridon, May 25ih, 1903
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
NEW Arrangement.
CHARDOA B. CLEVELAND
EXPRESS.

TNHE Undersigned would say to the travelling
L. community, that he has again commenced
ns his comfortable Passenger Express rom
CAsrdoa to Cleveland as iollows:
Lcayes Chardon from Chase's Hotel, on Mon
day,G A M, and arrives in Cleveland ct Ilh
A. NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, tor
Chardon, 10 A, NJ, Tuesday.
Leaves Clnrdoa from Clase's Hotel, on Fri.
day MTG A. Nj, and'arriyes in Cleveland al llh
A. N leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, tor
Chatdon. at 70 A. NJ.
FREIGuT ut very low rates; md NIL er.
randa and jobbing in my limo, done with quick,
ness nd Dispatch
AL orders from persons retiding out of town,
may be left at tho Store Of Wilkins <, Kelley
where ,hey will be promptly attended 10
The undersigned would say 10 the people OF
this vicinity that they can go TO Cleveland for
81 go less, and arrive there sooner than they can
by Painesville Passengers will he taken to any
part Of the city al the same price, ...
J. y. D. ELDREDCE.
Chardon, May 22nd, 1853 697lf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

tain retained one COPY, aud the captors the
othor lie was again blindfoldod, led around
the cainp and through tho fields for two
hours ougcr, aud released. Bounding for
ward like deer fear giving an impetus
wonderful to see the Captain struck dead
heat" aud, attaining to velocity that gavo
to his coat tail a horizontal position, held
boldly toward tho camp. Tho crock inter.
voned, but failed to obstruci---leaping from
q cliff. aud alighting with the elasticity of
India rubber on a stratum of rock near tho
bed of the creek, he plunged in and, by q
lively "escalade," clambercd up with the
nimbouess Of typoo, the cedar grown
bluffs opposing him. Hurrying through The
camp 10 bis quarters, true TO tho character
OF his Shakspearean prototype, he related
the story of bis capture, aud the gallant and
daring manner in which, after having by
vol dealt blows placed his captors korS de
combat, he eisurely made his way to camp
lie has showed his parole, however which be
claims relieves him from duty, as he was
compelled TO sign il in order to save his life.
Tho Joko is circulated in camp, and has
reached the ears of tho Captain, who per
sists that "he can't soc it," a.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
ae-A dispatch from indianapolis, May Goth,

jag-A dispatch from indianapolis, May Goth,
says: Tho Democratic State mass meeting
was largely attonGed--D. w, Voorhios, Pres
idons Mpssrs Morrck ,Elenhil s. MELON
aid woru the principal speakers A good
deal OF excitement prevailed duIiog the day,
add 10 or 90 arrests were madu for carry
ing concealed weapons, shouting tor jeff
Davis, Sc. A military guard was placed at
d,licrcnt paris Of tbs city, aud patrol in
the streets aud vicinity Of the square whore
the Convention WAS beld, @ prevent dis.
turbanctR. Tho speeches consisted prinoi-
pally ia opposition 20 moasares OF ,he Ad.
mniara'ioa, aud say Tho COuron,iOn assoM.
blod 10 agcU5s grievances, and poution ro-
dress, ptoIoatir, in tho pamo Of tho DemoC-
Facy against tho flagrnct and w'ckod abuse
ol power which placed NaiIand'm in prison
Rosou tions were Introduced, and hurriedly
passed amid great confusion, after whco
tho Convention Immediately adjonrnod sins
de. % several trains leaving The oily to,
night, tho eGcnrsioplsts commeneed firing
on tho soldiers, homes ahd houso8 on tho
lino of the railroad Ibe military authori.
lies ordered the trains stopped, and sNarch'd
tho passepgefs. About 500 resoNors were
taken, aud nu'Ucroua asrests made, A large
!Unieo meeting 10 iu pgoSyesg to night
Il
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
Pension and War Claim Agency.

I N. HATHAWAY, ofthe firm of TT hrasher,
l.. Durlce a. Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by the Government, to procure Bounty
money, back pay and Pensions for soldiers,or tor
disabled soldiers, and all other claims against the
Government of the Uuiled States, and Of the
State Of Ohio. Business attended TO promptly
and honestly Charges for procuring Pension,
Bounty or back pay, s5'OO as provided by law
tuned.
DR., l.. A. Hamilton has been appointed FIX.
amining Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
oil applicants for Invalid Pensions nnsI be eX-
amiled, ErHs.s
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, to In HATHAWAY,
69ltt Chardon, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

5sJ~ Tho Columbus Journal announces
tho entire recovery of Rear Admiral A. II.
Foote, ftOm tho wounds 10 received o,
Fort Doneson II states that its intorma-
ton is to thecGect that he laid aside his
crutches about three weeks SINCE and Of
forcd bis services TO the Secretary OF tho
Navy, roady aud S1ixious TO take an activo
command.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
Nv hen ignorance is bliss
lis folly TO be wiso. "

Capt. Sweets humiliation was signal aud
complete. lie vas brought before the Rogi-
ment, and received his sentence with un-
covered boad, said sentence being, in sub
stance, that his buttons aud shoulder straps
bo cut of in The prosouco OF the Regiment,
and that he be taken under guard to Nash
viIe thence TO Louisville, and thence to
Cincinnati, and thero dismissed from the
service in disgrace. .....
Capt. Sweet wont from Ashtsbula County,
aud is said to belong to highly respectable
family, whose pain and modification at bis
conduct aud punishment are very great.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
n ENSIoNs AND BOUNTY ...Widows

I'D ENSI0NS AND BOUNTY ..-Widows
4 Of officers and soldiers who have died; or
who have been killed in service, their minor chli-
dren or dependent parents, brothers or sisters
are entitled TO full pensions, and arrears OF pay
and 500 bounty; and invalid soldiers are EMU
led to pension to the extent OF dlsapAliy
All wlo have served TWO years or WHO mayo
been sooner dsch6rged by reason Si WoONDS'
are entitled to 500 bounty: .,o,.E.
The undersshed late Lieut.. Colonel 9Th OH,
Vols. has opened an Office IN W arren' irumbuH
|ColInty Ohio 10 prosecute tue fenslon npd
Bonty business, and will also prosecute all busi.
ness aSainst the Governmenti IN my OF us De-
nogtrnsnts. His long experence-st-1a business
ten years-and long service 10 the War and
his thorough acquaintanee with mo manner OF
doing the business, and how and where to obtain
evidence In all cases give him advantages over
ali other persons engaged In the business
He charges oNbY thes legal the, 80, 90, in Pens
sion. cases. with charge of 81 so for each aiii-
|dayit where additional evidence II rsquiIea = ss
0rSoldlsrs, write him, call on him at his d
Office. II you write, give a full hlstorysof the.
case, and enclose stamp, and you viii get
Satisfactory answer by return mall,
j. F..ASPER, attorney at Law,
695m3 Warren, Trumbull County, Ohio;
OtHOfoE COD EIaH at 6sdt
" wilkins & KBLLLYS,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29
School EXAMINERS Notice.

1NHE Board of School Examiners Of Goauga
L County, will hold their next meeting,
On Sotarday. the Gth day Of junc, 1868,
at Chardon. The hour is 10 o'clock Il NJ.
D. WORKABLE, Clerk
ChGrdon, Feb. 81 Ia, 1868 6s5w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

ias- Tho Union Mass Convention at
Cleveland, on Wednesday of last week, was
q great success. Tho people wero out by
thousands, and the utmost enthusiasm pro.
vailed. ExceI'ont speeches wore made by
Post-Mastoy General Blair, Con-. Lane, of
Kansas, David Paul Brown, Esq, of phila-
dolPhia, Hon. John A. Bingham. Gen. S +,
Gary, Hon. j. NJ. Ashley, Hon. John Hut
chins and others. Letters, breathing tho
true spirit, wore read, from Secretary Chase,
Hon. Charles sumnor, Hon. D. s. Dickin-
son and Hon. Carey a. Trimbo. The ros-
olutions were such as all truly loyal men
must approve.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

Northern allies Of the Rebels, with whom
we have to contend. ore plotting and work.
ing in secret lodges. Butihis is no reason
why we should do likewise. On the con-
trary, tits a very good reason--if such
were needed why we should pursue the
opposite course. Our position, principles
and purposes are unlike theirs in every
particular, and to adopt their policy would
be 10 virtually betray want OF confidence
in the strength and dignity Of our cause.
a minority, with no principles that will
bear the light Of day, TO pot and conspire
10 secret is the only course they can pur.
sue. And shall loyal men come down 10
their standard, in aintaining the war for
the Union ? ..a...a...
To say nothing Of the abuses to which
secret political societies inevitably tend, or
Of The fact, amply illustrated in the history
Of tho Know Nothing organization, ending,
as ii did, in the election OF James Buchan.
an 10 the Presidency, that they are pro.
duoIive Of more evil than good, they are
utterly inadequate to the fearful emerg.
ency IN which the Government is now in.
voved. II the Government is TO be saved
as we have never suffered ourself to
doubt il will bet must owe its salvation
to the united strong arms and hearts Of
the people, and not to the machinery Of
any faction, league or Oocety. , a.
ias- Tho Union Mass Convention at
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

WHITE s. TROUT FISH BY u barrel, a.
wv o99 WILKINS d KELLEF'S.
ELoUR, sapsIhae, EXTRA, Double Extra
: 'ei Treble I1aei Wilkins z b KzLgSYs
1tORN MEAL by the hundred or Ponnd, at
" 69s VILLAINS y KELAHFS'a
.lIlAR, TAR, by the pound or gallon ,at ,n,,rs
- 69S WILKINS y hEA.bSl''SI,
CtHocE WHITE FISH al -, S96!f
V> AfRY SAT- ma .s2 ess 696tf
- , WILKINs g. ,KEgLEYS,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-29

DOTATOES! POTATO ES !I--We have
L quantity Of various kinds OF choice pota :
toes to-. .panung OF eating
Mnrch2l ,l5o3 WILKlNS& KELLEY.s