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~ C,STkNf3:
Sherwood Wai.ing Tor s. w; by Mrs a.rT n
Nesly Early History Of Priatiox and the Nsvs-
s;os., Recon moi s.snes n" near sost Msrssa' and
Expedition In LAKE Pontcaas:raIa and pe.-l aiYor,
Eavy: by y. H Gsfdss, Assis,ent Z. B. Vos.t Sur r
yey; Diary OF y.ancas Klasiasxa The Isls of
Rhyme. and Rhythn n; by Mre. Ms:t6A W. Cox,
Reroemb.snes; by e. g. The Ores. Blot; By
Mountain. yspansss Iersisn Rsistions VIZ Ss
fueeessfnla By Richard b. Kimbal. Jefferson
Davis and Rs1adiasion. AdltSss TAabls
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1The telegraph announces the death of
Governor John A. Gurley, at his residence
near Cincinnati. Governor Gurley had been
i'll for about two weeks. but it was the opinion
of his friends that his disease had passed it's
worst stages, and that he would soon be able to
start for Arizona, to the Governorship of which
he was appointed last spring and for a reno
val to which he had been actively preparing.
Governor Gurley was not yet fifty years of age.
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DRAFTED MEN

Ninety eight drafted men arrived yesterday
from PIttsburg, i'll charge OF an officer of the
6lst Pa regiment.
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

CINCINNATI, August 2i.-Returns from all
but nine counties Of Kentucky give Bramlette
over 30. 0,N majority.
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SUBsTITCTE ARREsTED.-Thos. Ferguson.
substitute for a drafted man from Massachu-
sets, was arrested yesterday at the depot
while ait empting to return North. He WAS
dressed in citizens clothes, and had in his pos
session xli0 in Massachusetts money.
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GENERAL PRICE DITTO

GEN. LEE REPORTED BY THE SOUTHERN
PAPERS TO HAVE RESIGNED
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IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.

THE REBEL PAPERS LOOK FOR TIE WORST
FROM CHARLESTON
CoNFED ANIMADyERSI0N9 UPON sTEEM-
BLING WEAK -KNEED" RECONSTRJC-
TI0NISTS AT THE SOUTH
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EkW YORK RATxs-3 GLOCK 2. n.
Coupon 6's, 1891, 107; 7-3Os, 10Y; New Ger.
uhcates OF Indebtedness, 99X; Gold, l25I; N.
Y. Central RR., 13dx; Erie R.R, l3O,4 Mich
igan Southern, lOs Alton and Terrahaute, 6j;
Chicago and Northwestern, 35S.
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ETApiSG THR DRAFT.-SamuelS Shields, who
halls from York, Pa, was arrested yesterday
and placed in confinement on charge of at
tempting 10 evade The dra.t In York by coming
to this city.
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CAsBoF IXsANITY.-h young man named
H. II. Ludington, from Uniontown. Pa, who
had been committed 10 jail on August sd, fol
assault and battery. became insane, and yester
day was committed to the asylum until his
friends can be made aware of his deplorable
condition
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NOTICE 10 HEREBY OWEN. That the CO.
par. nj rship i:e..to fore esrred oy John Foey
t IN, Thona gSles usse, ;a n.Is and styI. 81
by Al uai cor ssnt ant ia future the basiuess WI,
be carried Tn BY the said John B; Fo!sy, an ais
separate account, AZ the old AMI, No. 3IG r
street north. between 10Th and !lth al rs,ls vast
end who VIII pay and receive all dsbts dus aud
owing to and from ia sail TaetnsYship in ira
r~suiar course of business.
Dated this 18th day of August, A. d. 1919
juan Is. FOLLY
m sl-3tr THONAo J. KOL1Y
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n Az Al nUnER

NAVAL OhDEh.
Boatswain John Bates detached from the
Potomac and ordered TO return North.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.- Walter
Jones, Edward Evans; disorderly; 50 each.
Eliza Gibson, Eliza Taylor, do; s. each.
Ann Beckett, street walker; 81. Warren Mar
tin, drunk; dismissed. Fredk Wetrill, assault
and battery; do. Mrs. ]. Brook, violating city
ordinance do.
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NfETRoPOLITANs TO THE RESCUE.
GA AND PIC MIC
BIZ fHE
ACTIVE MEMBER or THE MRrRopoLyFAN
HOOK AND LADDER COaPA.Y,

HAVE BEEN DRAFTED.
The Active Members Of tas Metropolitan Hook
and Ladder Company sspectfuily anuouaeeseA
to their friends and the pubic that to VIII 81
give Grand Pie Mic at L@ftsr's Gsissn CO.
MONDAY, Aug. 3Ist, for the purpo,e Of assist &c
Ing tt cir fellow men, bers VINO haEs kssa dr1fsl
The committee pledge themssivss To use eserg
exertion to make this one of the best Eis N To- Of
the season. A 6ne Brass and string hasa has be en-
engaged for the occasion. Dancing will oommense
at o clock P; %. Tickets, admitting gentleman
and ladies, ONE D0LLAB
Cm"::tltst Of Arraa ge7ren;s.
]. T Chancsy, Geo. Noyes, las. A. Seth,
o, r Holbrook, Jas. ". " aite, Caas. Usiir ess,
VIM. b. Scott. J. I. blakeney, Diver Eona.
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COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT.-A
complimentary entertainment was given last
evening by the officers of the 18th and 5oth
New York Engineers; in the chapel near the
Navy Yard. 10 Gen. Benhan and staff. The
affair was a very brilliant one, aud was at
tended by several Naval officers.
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Washington Money Market.
Quotations for stocks, coin and uncurrent
money, furnished by Lewis johnson e Co.,
Bankers:
Buying. Selling.
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881. ...lO6x IO14
Do, 1881, 5.2Os. ................D par
u. $. 80 Notes. ...... ..........106k lOfa
Ouartermasters' Checks. 99S a99k
REV Certificates. ................991
American Gold. .l2ia125k
American Silver.
NEW YORK RATES.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 107; 7.3Gs, 107; New Ger
uacases Of Indebtedness, 99h; Gold, l254.
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1ULEs !

Mules uuLxsn
III. Subscriber ha. for sale SEVERAL
pairs Of hn' ''s'' won J GIs1f 4. ssHRssihT.
On alN- It'll ST., bet. asa So,
srS g SsSE iiSssr
a, s sa for Of M "a
Mustard. Gan fruits and Meats
Preserves, &c., 80.
s ka;:: s .ss ::. fss: ::.s ss,eF'
a12I W. L. WALL & CO.. Aasss
&PRIN9 CASH BOXES FOR HOLDING YHs
- smaii Currsnsy, new and very soavenisas
.=Hz rHItyE 3. !. sse 'ss .9:sss
WAFKa COOLIES AZ cor.
Having large stock Of Water Cooler. tsli Sizes
on hsnd Te IN sfl hem s # so.s for
au .: cost Penn, ave. bet. o. and ioss q.
l. SEIFesEALISG JARS.
FoR PREsERvIxG
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, dc.
Tie only Jpr erer inc.a,ed that cas b. fesiaf
For sale, wholesale and retail, with fun ins;rIc-
s'r' for ''''srTdns " tf SofE hsEi,e s,.
Gsner az HG 4.ca y ii, i. sssEs.
MILES GIBBONS and LUKE CONNER No. 43
of .na
are un.ur il the city, and they can be relied
ensssements, and charge but Moderate prices:
above number, or at the Star ONCE, will receive
prompt attention. AL aD-lw
Jun !.
ner of and Seventh streets. In order TO reG 1os
our stock, we have determined to reduce our
prices to .hossaIs fsarssa,a excl; emf opgeEtn
iSn sf g oq5 sg1sror Stock Of BoIs' az Ven =.
,1sE Is.s9 SS5Ds b ;d
COATS ard PANTS. "
an 91m* BArB pRa
ID MAYORS OFFICE, August %, 1853
= k9p9saLs Mi be -, tsss az, at this once until
and grAveing D street north from the west eide OF
Iirst street west to Neg jersey avsnus the gravel
missioner aud Assistants, tie gravel to be Twelve
inches in the centre. :spering to four inches at.
the gutter line when rolled, to be we'll sied Of
q heavy roller at least three times.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard fSr
n the 5aI viii I tag
missioner aud ass.ssns oommi.ioners ts.s "a,
work has been properly execuS.dl; nonor,s
Conmissionsr Fourth Ward.
W. H. HAMILTON,
Commissioner Fifth Ward.
WM. DANTE.
au lN-fd Assistant Commissioners.
EoR sALK-A sKELsroN Buggy, ags gAs
or of Mr.. JOHN PAYNE, Coach Factory. "a ava
bet a5th and 2eth streets, where the carriages oS1
be seen. an bit
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rEASi IEA9,i

-" TEAS! TEAyH
Have raw in store frxsh s.t cx o! !ius I'm
E rial. GacpoHd.r. Young aysun, cnionG aud
Ensl:sa Dr. ~ fast Teas also, the Genuine TARA.
EksE TEA. which "a 5econs 10 popuia; among
these Who have used it. All at the very lowest
cash pfic 80. EaAS 4 PERRIE,
au g 5tlf cor. 9Th I'D Il sts
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CHOICE WtNEs.

NJ CHOICE WINES.
" Have just received a. cas.a Claret Wine {,
cassl Haut Eantsfue n sea California n "a of
tae following makes Port, Hnca, .aaslica and
Muscatri Aiso sper.'s pure Sarauoi Wine, high ,
recommended hy The MeiicAt Fac atty for its
ktrensthe nins p:op. rites fGAS 4 PXkRTE,
au Fl 6fi n,r AM oth ssa
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DESEETER OFFERING HIMSELF A A ST r.
STlTrTr-lamts GuSSics, who was few
days ago accepted a substitute for Walter
Ca.,nlan, 4 clerk in the PiYinaster Generals
Office has been ascertained TO be Il deserter
from The I'd District volunteers. CuSsick had
sent 500 by express 10 New York, and that
M oney is now on It's way buck and will be re-
turned TO Mr. Cadman.
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AFouRrH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jcremiah
Conner, grand larceny; dismissed. Charles
Fay, drunk locked up hours. Jeremiah
Conner, fghtin-; locked up hours. John
Murray, dos: dc. James Lawrence, Abraham
Rice, and Samuel Wyley, creating nuisance;
Maria L. Drpro, disorderly; do. John Foley.
do; S1.Gi James Caranau@h, yagrancy: dis
missed. Richard Hackett. drunk and disor-
DERBY; sol.
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FIRE-About four O'Clock this morning A
fire took place in one OF the four unfinished
honses now in course of erection by Mr.. ID. B.
Clark. on Four and "a. half street, between l.
and NJ streets south, and the roofs of them all
were destroyed, with much of the wood work.
The police were on the spot promptly, and the
firemen were not far behind them, and rem
dered efficient service; subduing the flames be-
fore the entire row was destroyed The loss Is
shove one thousand dollars, the most OF which
will fall on Messrs. Bird and Baker. carpen-
tiers. The deed was undoubtedly that of an
McfRdiary.
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JAZZ FOR toCET.-TGis morning, Ser-ea ut
Johnson OF the Second Precinct, arres ted
James galloway and Margaret Mcneil, Tor
the larceny OF money and clothing from Jno.
Johnson and Anthony. Thomas. They were
taken before Justice Rowland and committed
10 Jail Tor court. rs usual i'll such cases, the
prisoners were taken TO the photographers
room 10 leave their smugs" for the gallery.
There the artist a once recognised Margaret
as an old offender. aud exhibited her likeness
v hich had been placed in the gallery long ago,
when She was arrested Tor q like offence.
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo

Furnished by Lewis johnson & Co., Bank
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glROuKESILLE ACADEMY
- MosIGoa&R. CoCNrY, MAINLAND.
H' ariing school, for Boys. ~ miles from Wash
ingtcn. fan Session begins dept. 7lh For ca a.
iogues addfrfs. al Brookeyiie SD ,
=. u. PRETTYMAN, A. VI Principal.
Al sl-9H - =
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y aI1l4 - q .IlI1 r. lB HUTCHtNS, 4af
re General Agcut for the United States.s
q '.;s No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
To whom all Wholesale Orders should be nd.
dressed, For Sale by A Cook, Druggist. Chnr.
don, Ohio in4 'asa 70 q sfsJ G2ld365
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Lieut.. Ford Not Mortaily Wounded.

Our lament, last week, over tho sad fate
OF our friend and correspondent, Lieut.. E.
A. Ford. proves 10 have been ra,bor prcna.
turo. I, was no soOocr written than a dis
patch from his own hand camo TO us in the
Cleveland Heedid. announcing that although
severely wounded. he was doing we'll. Our
remarks we're suggested by a esatt Hieut IN
the same paper that ho was mor,ally wound
cd, and, as men in that eondition seldom, sur
vivo, and thoy wore highly complimentary
We presunio he VII not expect an apology.
1t seems that our sympathy for his poor
wife wessa!so prcmatnre, for we arc in
formed that ho has mover boon blessed with
helpmeet. Our authority for stating that
lie had ono was tho fact that notice of his
marriage appeared in the Democrat a few
years since, like the said remarks Of ours,
rather too soon, but by whose authority we
cannot say. He is,evidently destined 10 be
q victim of fictitioas notices. Well, wo are
glad our pon has no power to kill him. and.
hoping no may speedily recover, wo wish him
mnch joy IN reading bis own obituary.
privilege accorded to few living mon.
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NOTICE..

= lT OgIck or PAIsEsynLI e iiuDsoS Y
300 o. X. Co, Pninesyille. Dec 9oth, 1863, |. !,
THE Annual Meeting Of the above Company y,
4 for the eisciisn Of setsu Direetofs OF snid
Company, will be held at the Office Of said G Com.
pany in Pain.sville. on. Tuesdny, February Sd.
1863, at 10 o'clock A. M ~ or ,.rs.F'
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
]. N HATHAWAY, Secretary pro tim.
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The Great French Remedy.
~ Madam Boiyia's Celebrated
Silyer-COafed EEMAt,E Pills.

e71HE only certain aud cate Rensdy for ali
u Uterine Distractions, Monthly Difficulties, | r.
regularities. and all other diseases 10 which the
woman, wilo and mollier. Is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deletcrious ingredients,
but are safe and certain In their action. They
will be found 10 exert the haPpiest effect in all
cases OF Pro'apsus Uleri In Leucorrhea or the
Whites; thcY will bc found the easiest aud inost
certain cure that can lie found. il Is on account
OF this certainty that they should not be taken n
by Pregnant Females, llaring he Jfrsf3 months,
as Hiscarriage Is cerdin to be brought oa,I but
other periods their sse is perfectly safe. sa.sEz
n. By-sl 90 enclosed toany authorized Agent,
will ensure package Of pills by return OF mni.
c. s. CROSBY, General Agent. n
- i0sst Fort Eric. c. w., Buffalo, N Y!
CATION. oH.--Bewnre Of Countcrfei,s; the genuine
have ihesi Innture OF c. CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper s-sr z -s-.fl r1g tasa Gc <i6
GTFo- sale by A. Cook, Chardon; G. S, Fieid,
Eas, Claridcn;c p. Treat, Ciai!don; E. Thomp.
son, tIuntsburg.
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Cash for Hides.

.FPHE undersiguod will continue to do
IL business ut his old stand, aud will pay
Cash for Hidss. All kinds Of Eastern solo
leather for sale. TanpipR doue on shares.
as heretofore. John 3. Grisi 10 Authorised
to act as my agent in Hambdon, In puf.
chasing and paying cash for hides.
Chardon. oot. 10th. 1863 esF ) sss,f
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Oyster Supper in Munson.

MUNSoH, jan. ian 6oJ.ia
Mr.. EprroR IL have, for some time
been onthe lookout for items. bu. did mol
succeed in finding even one 10 my liking,
antil New Years Day. You must know
that the people of East Munson are zeal.
ously engaged in the glorious work OF aid
ing ;hc soldier in his brave and iife.sacri.
ficing efforts 10 pat down this hell-born
Rebellion, and restore this Government 10
its original purify OF intention and admin
islration. This society includes only one
school'distric and part of another, yet. in
less than three months, we have received
in contributions over twenty-five dollars.
the proceeds of which have all been sent
to the brave soldiers.sf A00fS
But this is only a partsof the item, OF
one OF the items, Of which wish 10 tell
you. Someho ", cannot,ell exactly. the
idea was suggested that we have an 0ys-
ter Supper. L: took. think this beau.
iiful idea frsl foa,ed in the brain Of the
Elder. There is every reason 10 suppose
this assumption true. Cause wby--lhe
Elder is first and foremost in every good
work Beneath thar brosd bosom o. his
u big heart is beating. mot for me and mine,
not ior self. bat for the soldier. for the
country, for the world. (except the Rebels;
they cant comein. No sooner said than
done. An,oystery supper we should have,
an oyster supper we could have an oyster
supper we would have, and l would add
an oyster supper we did have. Il was
held at the residence Of A. Gates, Esq.
Al lhe appointed lime, his doors were
thrown open. and soon his rooms were
densely packed with happy, joyous
crowd of old. men and women, young men
and maidens, 20 the number Of hun-
dred or more. They psssed the time in
various ways until supper. And sueh a
supper Why, Mr.. Editor, ! verify be-
lieye that the memory OF that supper, un.
der certain circumstances, would prolong
sman's life. Thatis, man in Paines-
vile would starve in nine days, without
food. .Hhe had partaken of this suppe I,
he would live just eighteen days exactly.
The fact is. there was veything there in
abupdanee-a great deal more than was
caten.. 1t was pleasant to the eve, pleas
ant TO the Taste, and not biiter,in The
olOWhVit AuViC was y OVnhuuai INV VI
good humor, pleasant jokes, sallies Of viii
aud n1itsh. and fun generally. =
Quito number from abroad, honored
us with their presence. Ilnoticed some
from the metropolis Of Geauga County. n
Quite a ,sFge number from Claridon--
among iheml llhe Hon. Col. Spencer and
lady,.7 The Colonelis an ornament % any
crowd. The Colonel is, a lire man
Didn'ttbe, oysters suffer some that night.
especially those that were handed over 70
the tender mercies Of the Colonel That
man iikss oysters. You willlexcase ns.
Colonel, for lhs somswhat free use / have
made Of fyour nsmes Ihave no bad design,
but just q little pleasant talk, you know.
Another man should mention in justice.
and that Is. o. n. Can6eld. Perhaps no
man did more 10 insure the success Of this
undertaking. than he. Great credit is due
to him and others. for their unsparing ef-
forts in procuring, arranging, cooking, DC.
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erHomc Tcstimon ny.-.


JouNsoNviLLE. .Trnnbuli Co, o Sept. I5, so
Da. G, w. R"nAoK-Desr Sir: This is
to certify that l Twas. for eighteen months,
afflicted with extreme debility Of tho spirc
and norvops system. After rcsorting to va.
rious means. besides employing two omi.
neut physicians, without any permanent re-
iof, ! was asrecommendod TO try your Scandin-
avian remedies. By this timc had become
so much dobilitated that could not possi-
bly, raise myself into sitting posture. or
turn from one side to the other without as
sistance, and nearly al. hope of my rccov.
cry bad forsakea me; but your medicines
wcro presented to mo, and commenced
taking thotn; my health began slowly to i'm
prove immediately, and, although contin-
ued to oyour remedies about two months
aud half. l continued TO improve until
was restored to good health. Although
do not place much confGorce in medicines
generally, yet consider your remedies in
valuable. Respectfully yoors.
b. +. STRICKLAND.
sce advertisement in another column.
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NJ 0TIcE.IThe undersigned has been duly
ament of Chlian Strong, deed, late OF Thome.
son, Ohio SARAH STR 0NSs
January 18th, 1853. 61sws
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VOLUME XIV. NO. 3.
HOME DEPARTMENT
The Loss of fha Fortr.F .Firat.

The Loss Of the Forty. First.
Orr noble Forty First Regiment was ID
thO tblckest ofthe hght a. MutfteOsborO',
aud, as usuai, did lie da,y we'll. Its total
casuAIitiesa are, Total comm'd's 4 llsd, J, total
do. wounded,2; total enlisted killod,i3; total
enlisted wounded o2i total enIlstcd missing,
o. Total engaged. commanding officers, l0l
enlisted mon. so4 Tho loss 10 Cos. y and
q is as follows, ~
Co. Bit Il. A Ford, com mmanding.
KILLED--Prvate VIM. Burke.
WovNDEp--ist ~. r. A. Ford. severely;
privatcs J. burke, B. johnson. q. B. Pat.
erson. all severely; scfgt. q. II. Judd, Corp.
III Delden, both siightlys privntos ID. n,
Rartlett, @. Danforth. both Slightly. Total
killed. l; Wounded g. Number engaged
commanding officers l. enlisted mon SO.
Co. g., Capt w. W Mum Commanding.
KLLED-Privates HIT. Hues. Joel Strong.
iog wouSpED--Corporsis John Bridgcman.
WIN. Garrot. ID. W. Young; Private D,uiol
Wortbingfcn oil sev erel,; SergtH II, Young.
Corporal II. b Hunt: Priyaies T, j. Grav.
l., Housoworth, Charles Moss o. Stevenson,
Martin Sesrlcs, NJ, Watts, G, Pickett, all
slightly,
MIssINo-Privato Horton Smith.
Total--Kilied 2. wounded Ia. missing |.
Number ebgagcd--Commnndipe officers
2, enlisted men SO. fy
Lieut.. L. T. Pstehin. Commanding Co. i,
who went from This County. was severely
wounded. We havo no room this week for
the Official account. GftgAfH
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so cts. couple was charged. The recsipis,
after deduc,ing expenses. were ef4, a.
a. The pet proceeds. Tho heart Of the
soldier shall be made strong when be sees
the good things that patriotism and AZ
iecticu seDd 70 him from East Manson.
= Yours for the country. row and for.
ever, ~, y. t. &c.
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Csnstabls salo..

~ virtue Of an Order oi Sale issued BY *. X.
~ Smith, Justice OF ,hs Poacs Of che t6wushsp
otChardon, and to me directed and delixsfe6,i u
~lh expose 70 ssla ss cF near ihe coss. Iiessa ia
nerdon, on the ead day Of SaanaYy, az /
70 wii' One Buggy; One Chsessyei y One Bu ,
retuj taken as the pro1erly Of 3. A. Parker, 10
eatisiy an order Of sale IN iavor of Laban Paieh.
salL. DOW PEA6E, Cone,able.
Lnardon. January i2sh, 1868. y 6T9wl y
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Agricultural Notice.

The Annual Meeting Of the Geauga Agriculu.
raj Society will be he'd at tie Agricultural Hail.
In Ciaridon, on Monday, January 18th, al 10 O..
O'Clock AM, l.. g. MAYNARD,
July 18th, 1868. President. 7
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

&rJ. c. Hollis Is alive and weii, as is seen BY
his numerous chirogr aphlc por rambula,iens. His
peculiarly attractive manners contribute 10 rem
der him very popular teacher, Hisnex, school
Is ut Fowlcr's Mills. ti.4 h1s -et7Hfz +