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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-10-23


George Lyman, Guardian OF Eurotns g. Dwigh,
Lyman versus his wards ct al.
5. ID. LYMAN, Guardian of He on G and Frank
ID. Lyman, versus mis- warGs ct al.
I pursuance o an o der of the Probate Court
L OF Geauga County, Ohio, m nde on the 5th day
ot October, A. y. 1868, in each of the above en-
titled cases, the undersigned will, on the l4th
day OF November A. d. 1863 at O'Clock A .
NJ, at the door of the Court House in Geauga
C0unty,--otier at public sale, the following de.
scribed real estate, to wit: an undivided interest
oI TX otone.sixth and two.ilths of one sixth OF
d3 acres OF land in the south west corner OF Lo,
No. II in the township oi Thompson in said Co.
ot Geamga, pho,-and the same undivided in
teres. in iS and 26-l0O acres OF land in Lot 3 in
said township of Thompson, and lying on the
west side OF the north and south road running
through said lot-aso the same In an undivided
hall Of 30 acres in The north. east part of Lo. in
said township of Thompson. The above de-
scribed lands are the same Of which John House.
Senior, died seized and which are more pa articu.
larly described in the proceedings in said Pro.
bate Court in the above en- tiled cases. Said in.
leresl in said lands to be sold subject to dover.
Terms O. Sale-Cash in hand
GEORGE LYMAN,
Guardian OF Eurotas and Dwight LYMAN.
S. ID. LYMAN.
Guardian Of Helen C. and Frank D. Lyman.
October 10Th 1868. 7lswt
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Union Musical Association.

A meeting Of the Union Musical Asso'
citation will be held in Munson. on Thur.
day. Oct 29th, 1868. commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. under the direction OF Mr..
Ambrose Branch. Of Madison. It is pro.
posed to use the "Orieutal Glee and Cho.
rus Book" the "Bugle Csll," and the
Jubilee All lovers OF vo,al music are
invited. J. G. WELLS, Secretary.
Claridon, Oct. 9lb, 1863.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
~ BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
lew days, alter undergoing NIL the usual routine,
and irregular, expensive modes of treatment
without success, considers it his sacred duty to
communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means OF cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send (iree) copy of the
pr escripton used. Direct to DIR. JOHN NJ DAG.
NALL, ls6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
6S6wd
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John Murray,2d, pltf,
versus
LOrett NJ. Baker and
Sntb Al R,kar JoT,a
Court Of Com. Pleas,
Geauga County, Ohio.

John Murray, Cd, pltf I
versus Court Of Com. Pleas,
Eore', VI. Baker and Geauga County, Ohio.
Seth Baker, defts
'NllE said Lorett NJ Baker and Seth NJ Baker,
l defendants, are hereby notified that, on the
21h day OF June. A. d, 1868, John Murray.
"a uid ME his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for said County of Geauga and
State OF Ohio, against the said defendants, setting
lorth that, on the 10Th day of May, d. 1855,
said defendants executed and delivered mort
gage TO one Orrin Wilson, on 81 and 70 100
acres OF land in lot No 49, uear the center of
Monlyille in said. County, and described in said
peIln2n,lo secure the payment of promissory
note OF that date, for tho sum of S437,4 pas able
eight months from the date thereof, with interest
at ten per ent.-which mortgage and note were
at the time OF the filing Of said petition, held and
owned by the sad plaintiff, und the prayer of said
petition is that said defendants pay said sum
claimed to be due on said note, or that said mort
gagged premises may be sold to pay the same and
the said defendants are notified that they are re.
CURED to appear and answer said petition on or
before the 9Th day Of December, A, d. 1868.
A. H. TIIRASHER. Atty for Pllff
October 9, 1868. 7l7w3
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Free Lessons in Military Tactics.

A series Of Lessons in Military Tactics
will be given at the Town Hall in Char
don, commencing on Friday evening. Oct.
23d, at 7 O'Clock. These lessons are free
TO all. g. L. WOOD,
Colonel.
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@-This year, Geauga takes the Banner
won BY Lake, in the contest Of 1860, and
Chardon, having made the largest net gain
of any of the townships, is entitled to its
possession.
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~The new Flag of the Forty First,
which is now ready to be forwarded to the
Regiment. is splendid silk banner, the
cost of which is 300.
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FOR, SALE RY

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NO\ANt no wOvo.

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vegetable have the certificates of those eminent chem.
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Read DR. Robacks Special Notices Certificates pub.
lished in conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time.
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Clocks! Clocks!

A NEW assortment of Clocks of the best style
IA just received by the subscriber.
Chardon, Aug. 4, 1903. 7Os
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pHoTOGRAPH ALBUMS for sule at DR.
l. Nichols Drug Store.
Chardon, May 5, 1868. 6esd
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as-The Ladies' Aid Society of Hambden
have contributed $40 for the new Flag of
the Forty First.
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Geo. w. C. HURLBUTT,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST.

HAVlNG recently opened new and commo.
1 L dious suite OF rooms over the Clothing Store
OF L.. }. Randall, am now prepared to make all
llc, viz, Photographs, Ambrotypes, Ferotypes,
Pictures on Leather, &e. &c. Ladies with small
children will please call in perfectly clear DAYS.
between 10 A. NJ aud 7. NJ By strict a.tcn.
ton to business. hope to merit liberia patron.
oge from the public.
GEO, w. c. HURLBUTT.
Chorden, Aug 9th, 1868. 7Ostf
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AIONTPE1.IkR. VI

BERLIN The War Meeting at Clark's Hal,
Saturday evening, was, despite the stormy
weather, very fairly attended. 1t. Albert Clarke,
gave an eloquent an intensely patriotic address,
and O. L. Smith Esq. spoke with his accustomed
vigos end fervidness. Two young men came for
ward aud volunteered for the war; and pledges
were given for two more, who were unayoidably
prevented from being present that evening.
Thus the good work goes slowly yet surely on.
The town authorities and several of the citizens
are laboring with determined will in this mat
Ter, and we confidently hope to see the quota o
Berlin filled ere many more days pass away.
Another meeting will be held at Berlin Cor
ners on Tuesday eve. the 22nd inst. Distinguished
speakers from abroad will positively be present
TO ddress the people.
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGusu PRESS.

The author Of the volume befol. ndea1ors 10 de
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In boldness ofconcepton startling muuteness of de-
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FORTRESS MONROE Dec Is.
To MAJOR Ecket Assistant Superintendent Of
U. ). Marine Transportation
have just arrived from Beaufort in the S. r
Spanldng. 1t is reported there that the i s..
gunboat Daylight had been blown up by tho
rebels. Another gunboat had chased blocS :
ade runner ashore, ana the Daylight went 10 to
take possession Of her, when rebel battery,
concealed on the shore, threw shell into the
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New YORK, Dec. 10. The Heralds Morris Is
land correspondent thus explains the washing
away of the rebel distractions The famous
floating battery in Charleston harbor, which was
used against Sumter when Anderson held the
works. broke adrift in the last gale, smashed
through and carried away the distractions, and
now lies ashore on the north end of Folly Island
She was iormidably plated with railroad iron
but that had been removed for other purposes
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. A dispatch to the Bal.
timore American. dated Harper's Ferry last even
ing, says " Just as the mail is about to close,
a detachment of the 22d Pennsylvania cavalry
has brought in Col. Garter of the LIST Virginia
cavalry and six other prisoners captured yester-
day at Upperville, Farquier county,
Messages from Gen oullivan's cavalry beyond
Winchester, report that Gen. Averill and his
cavalry were in Stanton yesterday, and tore
up the railroad for six miles between that place
and GordonsvilIe. This Is very important, if
true, bui it lacks confirmation.
CHARLEsTowN, Va, Dec. H. Notwlthstand-
ing the terrible inclemency of the weather in
these mountainous regions, Gen. Sullvan's cav
airy are doing good service in the Shenandoah
valley. Yesterday squad of thirty rebel pris-
oners were brought from the front, and the cry
is " Still tLey come
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New YORK Dec 10. A Washington letter
says, passengers rom the army On riday night
report that the bridge at Rappahannock Station
was carried away by the ireshet, the pontoon
bridge near the station viii however afford facil-
tiles to cross.
The bridge over Broad Ran was damaged,
but the injury soon repaired
Several loayy trains went cut on Friday to
the army with supplies
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E'EG1EaT H&A L. GA
ME

TO THE FREEMAN

new York, Dec. %. The Herald's Army of
the Potomac dispatch says, almost simultaneous
with the recent raid through our lines near Fair
fax Station, an attack was made upon the pick
ct lines of the first cavalry in front Of Cuipepper
Court House. One of our plckets was captured,
and there the raid ended.
The recent rains have made the roads almost
impossible for artillery.
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Washington, Dec 10, 1868. The probable
result OF the caucusses of the Administration
Senators, will be the appointment of special
committees on emancipation and reconstruction.
The JOINT Committee on the Conduct of the
War will be reorganzed.
The President has been three nights to hear
Hackett, and was at Bayard Taylors lecture
last evening.
There are doubts expressed us to whether
Congress can amend the CONSUMPTION act in sea-
son to avoid a postponement OF the draft from
January
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SPRINGFIELD MASS. REPUBLICAN.

FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER, ON A LARGE
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Dayhghts magazine completely destroying
her and killing most OF her officer ane crew.
There is no positive confirmation Of this affair
but it Is believed by the n val officers at Beau
fort. Ii. SHELDON,
Capt, and Asst Supt.
New ORLEANS, Dec 9. The United States
gunboat Knawha has arrived hore with the
prize schooner Wenona, captured While bound
tor Havana to Mobile.
One hundred guns were fired here IN honor of
Gen. Grants victory.
Gen. Banks has recovered from his illness.
New ORLEANS, Dec. Il Three thousand or
four thousand troops under Writ, Adams, Cros-
by and Logan, appeared ia the vicinity of
Natchez early this week and alta ked our force
under Gen Bresham, and were repulsed and pur-
sued. Ii is said we took SOC prisoners
New YORK, Dec. 20. The excitement occa-
stoned here by the report OF mutiny at Fort
jackson has barely sub.ided vet. The most
wild and improbable rumors prevail, but the
truth was known at Headquarters early on the
morning of the 10th. The negroes had taken
offence at one Of the officers il command, and
swore vengeance. In trying to get possession Of
his person they encountered more opposition
than they anticipated, and fired some shots II
the ar. Not o person was injured, and The
whole affair did not last hal an hour
The steamer Phul, winch left here for St
Louis on Monday was badly damaged by sebe
battery just above Bayou sara.
Inc reports which La%. been cur emit Of {
conspiracy between the scored troops and rebe
prisoners at Fort Jackson false,
There is no new from zgs, except TIE cap
cure VI FOrr Esperanto, .L4tt,.ttHlQA Bay, ~
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10 A train Of cars
unger flag of truce, left Norfolk for Suffolk
Yesterday, with fourteen women and eleven chill
dren, 10 remain south during the war
Major Generel Butler has issued an order for
the enrolment of all able bodied male citizens,
colored and white, between Is and As years Of
age, in this department. to be completed Jan. |
The magazine explosion IN Yorktown des
troyed nearly all the buildings in the town.
On Wednesday last our pickets were driven
in at Gloucester Point by the rebels. Two
companies were Immediately sent out and dis
persed the enemy.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-21

HALIFAX, Dec. 10. The Chesapeake and
prisoners were delivered to the authorities to-day.
Upon landing the prisoners were rescued by the
citizens and escaped. There was great excite
ment.