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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-06-26
Notice to Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received by the Com.
l. mssiouers Of Geauga County, for building
a Bridge at or near the following named places
For which purpose said Commissioners will be
in attendance at the time and places set bellows
On Monday, June Goth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
10 Newbnry township, about ] mile noith and
mile west OF the center ol said township.
On the same day at O'Clock PM in Chardon
to @nship, about mile south of Chardon Village,
near the residence OF Hon b, b. Woodbury.
In Hambden township, on Tuesday, June 30th,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, on road leading from Chnrdon
to Hambden, near the residence OF Abraham
Clark, On the same day at o'clock =. NJ in
Thompson township, near the residence Of John
Smith. On Wednesday, July lst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, in the southeast part OF said township,
near the Catholic Church, .....-
On Thursday, July 2nd, al 10 o'clock A. M,
In Parkman on the road running east from Park.
man Village near the residence of Nathaniel
Moore, In Auburn township,on the road leading
from Chardon 10 Ravenna near the residence oil
Hiram Garfield. on Friday, July Sd, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and at P. M. OF said day,on the north g.
south road. about one.ha.f mile ives, OF the real.
denee OF VIM. Hood.
By order Of Commissioners.
C. C.. FIELD, Auditor
Chardon, June I2tL, 1868, 700
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To the Enrolled Militia Of District No
in Chardon.

Tho Enrolled Militia of District No, One
in Chardon Township, are hereby notified
to meet at the Town Hall in Chardon vii.
lage, on Saturday, July 4th, 1868, at o.
clock Z. NJ, OF SAID day, and then and there
proceed to elect by ballot one Captain, one
FirSt Lieutenant, and one Second Lieuten.
ant for said Military Company.
Said First Military District of Chardon
is embraced in tho following boundaries :
The Incorporation of Chardon, and all ter
ritory in said Township lying directly south
of said Incorporation, aud running north
from the north west corner of said lncopora-
ton to RiGers Corners, so.caIled thence
east on the cast and west road to the cast
line of tho Township. ....
Also, the Enrolled Militia of District No
Two, embracing the balance of Chardor
Township, are notified to meet at the School
House at tho Center of Chardon, on Satur,
day, July 4th, 1863, at O'Clock z. NJ, and
there proceed to elect ono Captain, one
First Lieutenant, aud one Second Louten
ant for said Company
PHINEAS CHASE, ! T,,.,,s,
Q. l., CANFlELD, 5
Chardon, June 25ih, 1863.
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Guardian's sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of the order granted by the Pro.
bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, will Of
Ter for sale at public auction,
On The 27h dag Of June, Il. ID. 1868,
nt O'Clock p NJ. of said day, ut the door OF the
Court House in Chnrdon, in said County, the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in Thomp-
son township, Geauga County, Ohio, and being
part ol ot number twenty in saidtownship, and
is bounded oliowsi Beginning in the south
line OF said lot, at the east line OF the north and
south center rond in said township; thence run-
ming east on the south line of said lot Is chains
and SO Inks thence north degree, west II.
chains and so links; thence west l6 chains and
92 links TO the east margin OF said road thence
soulherly along the east side OF said road TO ihe
place OF beginning, excepting out Of tho above
described, One.haif acre OF land heretofore con-
veyed TO the First Presbyterian Societyin ThompT
son, and on which their meeting-house formerly
stood Also excepting feet by IA, occupied as
the grave OF DIR. G.. X. Emory, wife and otheys.--
Also rods by rods nor th Of the Westinghouse
lot on the west side of said premises. heretofore
conveyed 10 one Patrick Hogsn. Also 5 Eods.by
9 rods south of said meeting house lot, heretofore
conveyed to one Thomas Hannegan and also a
piece rods by 48 feet south Of said Hannegan's
land, heretofore decided 10 Thankful b. Thomp.
son. containing in the above boundaries, after
ioklDg ont the Teeeryations, about twenty eight
and one-hali acres OF land, be the same more or
less.
Appraised at sl4oo. Terms of enle--Cqsh on
the day OF sale L b.. DURFEB.
Guardian of c. o. Leslie and others.
May 2sth 1853. 6ssw4
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GENERAL ITEApeUAnreRs. srArE OF }

GENERAL lIEADouARTERs, STAIR orr
ONO. ADJuTANT GENERALS Or.
FIcE. CoLBMBus. June 10. 1868.
GENERAL ORDER NO. l6.
The eKigoncies Of tho times and the good
Of tho service require, and 1t is therefoo or
derod:
let That tho following military districts
be formed in this State. within each Of which
for the prosont year, there will be one, and
only one officers muster and encampment,
each to continue for and during tho period
of oight days, aud from ton o'clock A. M. of
the first day, until o'clock Of the eighth
day. s
Here follows tho classification OF districts
including the 7th, which wo give bolow j
The Seventh District will include the
countios of Cuynhoga, Loraip, Medina, Lake,
Geaugu. A'htabula, TrumbulI, Mahoning,
Summit and Portage.
Tho camp for this district has not yet
been selected
3D. All cfiicors of tho militia and volun.
teers and also all non com tnssioned officers.
VI Ulli3Nlh huN NOluuNbbIS VI tub Tdnk VI CbI-
geaut, will attend the camp in their proper
districts, and participate in the drill and in.
structious throughout the period of its du-
ration. ...
4th. Tho volunteer organizations in each
Of tho military districts, respectively, and
each aud every m0mber thereof, will attend
the camp of their proper district, from 10
o'clock A. NJ. of the seventh day until 3
o'clock p. NJ of the Sth day of tho cncamp.
mont, and then diligently participate in the
prescribed drill and instructions.
The time of holding the encampment of
this district, for the current year. will be
? from Wednesday, tho 2d, to Wednesday
tho 9th of September. ..t...
9th. The Quartermaster General will i'm
+ media;eIy take steps to provide said mustefs
with arms, equipments, ammunition, and
camp and garrison cQuipage, transporting
tho same from camp to camp, and when not
in use to preserve the samo in tho State
Arsenal, to be reqdy for service should the
State troops DO called out to defend the
. OotueV' Ilc HiiI also aufcItso ahu OohtIaC'
for Subsistence for said camps, az requireC
by law, aud will provide transportation fol
said troops.
9TH. Officers, non commissioned officers
musicians and privates, who arc required t
attend said camps, will furnish their owl
blankets aud clothing, aud tho volunteer
will bring with them and use the arms an,
State.
Ssh, Tho publishers Of newspapers tbro'
y out the State will greatly aid the service
and their renders, by giving this order
prominent and carly Insertion.
/, By order, CliAS. W. HILL,
Adjutant General of Ohio.
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n.z,-IIolmes Co. in this State has beap

Gg- Holmes Co. 10 this State has bean
the scene OF several disgracetul riots with
in few days. On the l7!h, body OF
soltiers estimated at from 600 TO 800
marched into the most rebelious portion.
4 couple of rebel sympathizers started
for Mllersburg, and proclaimed that one
Of their number had been shot, and called
upon the town to furnish the aid which
had been promised them, when worse
came to worst, Affairs are pretty bad y
mixed up, and it is almost impossible to
tell how they stand A; one place the
rioters 10 the number OF fifty 6red upon
the soldiers from behind stone wall,
wounding one, The soldiers then charged
bayonets upon them, and put them to
fight, with the exception Of 8 or 10 who
were taken prisoners, and have been
lodged IN Cleveland jail.
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TIC Union State Convention

The Union State Convention, which
met in Columbus on Wednesday OF last
week, was a such gathering as never be.
fore Witnessed in Ohio, and its influence
upon the State and Nation will be meal.
cuIahle and lasting. Thousands upon
thousands OF earnest men were there,
10 testify tleir unabated devotion to the
country. and their determination to main
tain its Government at every cost. Said
the State journal, on the day of the Con.
vention;
"Never before has there been such n
convention in Ohio. In numbers it
greatly transcends anything OF the kind
ever held in this city by any party or at
any time. The Copperhead Convention
has been literally snutied out by the over.
whelming throng that has this day con-
vened in our capital city. And it has
been the matter Of universal remark that
never was so great al assembly OF fine.
| looking, intelligent and orderly men as
grace the Capital of Ohio to-day. Not
! the slightest diScord no drunken men !;
everything harmonious, enthusiastic, or
derly. Ladies mingle freely with the
crowd, where they are treated with all the
respect that gentlemen everywhere pay 10
women. Taken all in all, il is most tri.
umphant and magnificent demonstration
Of the loyal sentiment Of Ohio, and re.
fleets infinite credit upon the Union Men
of the Bonnie Buckeye State"
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Ey- TeIepraphic reports have ,gni

Eg- TeIegraphic reports have again
been seized with the lying fever, and in
their delrium are constantly raving as
follows: Gen. Hooker defeated at Cente.
ylle--there has been no battle at Cen.
lerville. The rebels marching on Pitts.
burg. It's thought the invasion of Penn.
sylvana is now averted. The enemy oc-
cupy Bull Run.-there is no enemy on or
near Bull Run. Lees force in Pennsyl
vania supposed to be about 10000. The
alarm in the north entirely causeless,--
This is n specimen cfthe teIegraphic sal.
magundi we get most Of tho time. Con.
neaUt Reporter.
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General Pleasanton's engagement on the
2lst with q portion OF sTuARTs command
at Middlcburg, seems to havo been marked
with all those characteristics Of courage
skill nd success which have lately gained
for our horsemen so creditable name. He
steadily drove tho enemy ali day, taking
from him guns, osissons earbines, pistols
aud sabres, besides capturing lumber OF
prisoners, including several officers OF high
Eauk, =.
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Disturbance in the lO5th Regiment.

The following account Of a disturbance
which recently occurred in the IO5ih Reg.
iment, we find in letter to the Cleveland
Leader, dated Camp near Murireesboro,
June LIST:
"Quite an excitement was produced in
camp by tho arrest of Captain Spaulding
and Lieutenant Wallace Tho cause OF
thoir arrest was the drafting and signing of
testimonial Of respect to DO sent to Cap.
tain Canfold. This paper simply expressed
the high respect which tho officers of the
regiment entertain towards Captain Can
field as man and gentleman and says
nothing of his dismissal, or OF his captaincy.
This paper had been signed by every oficor
In tho regiment except Captains Edwards
and Crowoll, and they would have signed it
had they been present at the signing
| Colonel Halt got an inklng Of what wal
| going on and sent for Captains Spaulding
Rlker, and Crowell, and by close and rigit
| questioning learned that the obnoxious-t
hm-paper was in tho possession of Cap
tain spauIding or Lieutenant Wallace. IL
demanded the papers of tho Captain, bu
got for an answer that tho papers wore no
ir his possession, aud it they wero, no shoul,
nrivsto ,p rnnnrs md IN ' nn r"sroc, 80 Of oP;cioI
| Tbo CoIonoI mr. ,bo Can,ain undor ARCS,
I md semi for I,outanont Wallace A. 6rs
: ho mildly oskod ,h, J,iartonant ,or ,ho M
nara ,bcn dcmandod ,hon, os n riobt r.
tho ijrutonont w,s not AHA IN sns his r;nh
to the papers, and refused to acccGo TO hi
I demand. Tho Colonel pow threatened, an
+ told him Il will send you aftor Sweet,--
ut RnI 6pdinu
Wollooo nn,.;o,dinr Nv ,iaanS l,i,a 49,
,, a.ra., Tnon ooIiir ro.,nrnI n,d O,
/. Wan ho orda,od ,ba,, ,n saoroh I;,,,a,
Il mn WaIIaoc's ouortors until tho ,orrih
nansrs woro ronnd This w,, Joro ~,
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Tho cavalry fight at Aldie on the l7'b
was ono Of the hardes, Of tho war. in proof
of which il Is stated tina, q couple of days
after the fight General PIoasantou's COM
mand made requsition for tOeniy griad-
stOn'' With which to grind up her sabyss.
This ia u positive fact, aud illustrates very
Pointedly the nature OF the contest The
9th Ohio cavalry wors engaged 10 the cen.
| test.
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Id tensions AND BOUNTY widow,

ID ENsI0NS AND BOUNTY ...Widows
a OF officers and soldiers who have died or
who have been killed in service their minor chill.
dren or dependent parents, brothers or sisters,
are entitled TO full pensions, and arrears OF pay,
nnd 500 bounty and invalid soldiers are .enn'
lied TO q pension to the extent OF disability,
Is All WHO have served TWO years. or who have
been sooner discharged by reason OF WOUNDS.
are entitled 10 SlOO bounty.
The Undersigned, late Lieut.. Colonel 7th Ohio
Vols, has opened an Office in Warren, Trumbull
County, Ohio, TO prosecute the Pension and
Bounty business, and will also prosecute oil b,isi-
ness against tho Government in any Of its Do
partments. His long experience IN the business
len years-and long service in the War, and
his Thorough acquaintance with the manner Of
doing The business, and how and where 10 obtain
evidence in all cases, give him advantages over
ali other persons ng'ged In the business
He charges ONLY tho legal the, S5 90, in Pen.
sion. cases with charge Of 81 SO for each aft +.
davt where additional evidence s required.
D1F-SOldiOrs, write to him, or call on him nj his
Office. Il you write, give full history Of the
case, and enclose stamp, and you will get
satisfactory answer by return mil
+. ASPER, attorney at Law,
695m3 Warren, Trumbuil County Ohio.
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RTrhe war news is exciting. bny

rather indefinite and contradictory. We
have no room for details, THE lates, tel
esrams run about thus Rebels dam
aging the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gen. Kelly drives them from Cumber.
laud-they invade Maryland, forti(y Ha.
garstown, are driven out of Frederick and
re-occupy Chambcrsburg--they are re.
ported marching on Pittsburgh--.city
fortifed--Rebel raid in Indiana--battlt
imminent between Hooker and Lce--segt
Of vi cksburg progressing favorably.
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SsT The following briot letter from Con.
j A. Garfield, shows what tho army OF the
Cumberland think Of the Union nominee,
Hon, John Brough:
HEApo'Rs ARMY OF CUMBERLAND,
MURFRErsBORo', June II.
Hon. William DeHnison
This army greels John Brough. Ohio
soldiers will give him great greeting, in Oct.
j, A. GARFIELD, B, G..
REPLY.
Gen. j. A. Garfield, Murfrcesboro', Tam
Telegram received. The loyal pooplo o.
Chic rejoice at tho hearty approval, by our
noble army, of Brougb's nomination, On,
hundred thousand majority will ratify the
nomination in Oct. Say to tho army to do
feat tho enemy in front, and tho loyal poo
plo of tho North will defeat thom in the
rear. W. DEHNIsoN.
COLUMBUS, June Is.
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NEW Arrangement.
CHARD0N g. CLEVELAND
2as:z!!, Z2z EXPRESS.

'THE Undersigned would say to the travelling
/ community, that he has again commenced
running his comfortable Passenger Express from
Chardon TO Cleveland as lollows:
Leaves Chardon from Chase's Hotel, on Mon.
day, 6 A. NJ, and arrives in Cleveland CT llk
A. M; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, tor
Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Tuesday.
Leaves ChardoH from Chuse's Hotel, on Fri.
day ats A. M, and arrives in Cleveland al IL Il
A, NJ; leaves Cleveland from the City Hotel, for
Chardon, Mt 10 4. M.
FREIGHT at very low rates. and all er.
runds and jobbing in my line, done with quick,
ness and dispatch.
A orders from persons residing ont Of town,
may be lett al the Store OF Wilkins Il Kelley,
where they viii be promptly attended 10.
The undersigned would say to the people OF
this vicinity, that they can 60 to Cleveland for
81 90 less, and arrive there sooner than they can
by Panesville. Passengers will be taken to any
part OF the city AT the same price.
J. j. y, ELDREDCE.
Chardoh, May 22nd, 1863. . 697d
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T OST-About two weeks ago, between North
Ia and South Newbury, a BLACK g. WHITE
PLAID SHAWL with purple border The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at
the Store of AyTes a. Murray.
MELINDA RANDALL.
Chardon, Jnna 26tb, 1863, 7O2
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Pension and War Claim Agency,

| N. HATH A w |, o the tlrm OF hfnshef,
l., Duriee e. Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by the Government, To procure Bounty
money. back pay and Pensions for sodiers;or for
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers, md Il other claims against ths
Government OF the Uuied Slnles, and of the
State Of Ohio. Business attended to promptly
and honestly. Charges for procuring Pension,
Bounty or back pay, $500 as provided by law.
and no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ
lained
DR.. H. A. Hamilton has been appointed Ex.
amining Surgeon for Geaugn County, by whom
all applicants Tor Invalid Pensions must be eK.
ami led.
Apply in person or by letter. enclosing
stamp, to l. N. HATHAWAY
. 695u Chardon, Ohio.
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New Rates of Postage,

The New Postage Law, which viii!
go into effect on the first OF July, es.
iablishes the following rates for newspa-
pers:
Weekly, per quarter 8 cents.
Semi weekly, per quarter. 10
Tri,weeEly, per quarter, ID T"
Daily. per quarter, 35 "
Six times week, per quarter, 80 90
Magazines not exceeding four ounces
in weight are rated as follows:
Semi monthly, per quarter, 6 cents.
Monthly per quarter, 3
Quarterly, per quarter, ] +"
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of Hair Jewelry
rNAKES leave to announce that he has taken
posite the Newspaper Office, and is now prepared
to execute all orders he should be favored with,
in amanner to insure the most perfect satisfnc.
ton. A Stock of select Jewery &c. on sale, for
which he solicits the favor OF an early inspection.
eCHair Braiding taught in few easy lessons,
Cbardon, Feb Goth, 1862. 6S4tf
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RTOTICE.-The Undersigned has been daily
IN appointed and qualified us administrator Of
the estate OF John s, Murray, deceased, late Of
Monlviile, Geuugu Co, y.
r b DAYTON.
Montville, June Goth, 1853. 702w3
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NtORN MEAL by the hundred or pound. at2
~ 69s WILKINS p RELLEYS,
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Election day, Oct. 18Th, 1863,

Lieut. Gov--CHAs. ANDERSON, Montso'nO.
ry County .......,,.r
Auditor Of State--JAs.'H CrDNAN, Marion
Tres'r Of State--G. voLNEY DORSEY, MI
poari Public worka--JoHN NJ. gARRERE, Of
Highland County.
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UniOu state ticket

3HARDON, OHlO, FRIDAY, JUNE &c, 1865,
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JUNE 26. 1863.
The JeflerSOnian Democrat,

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