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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07
The President and the Vallandigham
Committee.

Our readers will remember that Presi.
dent Lincoln, in his admirable rerly to the
Vallandgham Committee, submitted to
ahom tho following propositions, with ths
assurance that. If tho majority would sub
scribe to them, Mr.. Vallandigham should
be allowed to return to Ohio:
!. Tba. there is now a rebellion In tho
United States. the object ana tendency Of
which are to destroy tho National Union {;
hnd that, in your (our) opinion, an army
And navy are constitutional means for suu-
pressing the rebelion.
=. Ina: no ono of you (us) will do any.
thing which, in his own judgment, will tond
10 binder the increase or favor tho decrease.
or lesson the efficiency Of tho army or ma
W, while engaged in tho effort to suppress
that rebellion and
3. That each of you (us) will in his
sphere do all he can to hayo tho officers
soldiers, and seamen Of tho army and nuyy.
whilo engaged in tho effort to SUPPRESS tho
rebellion, paid, fnd, clad. and otherwise well-
provided and supported.
These propositions arc fow and simple,
And such as no loyal man, bo his party pro-
objections what thoy may, can object TO-
They do not even imply pledge of sup.
port to tho policy OF the Administration.--
Yet the Committee refused to subscribv 1 o
ihem. though by 30 doing tbpy might have
secured the object for which they wero mp
pointed to visit tho President. Thoy ro.
fused to admit that ian army and navy arc
constitutional means for supprcssins the
Tehel!ion"--refusOd TO promise "ihat no ono
of them would do anything WHICH, 10 bis
own judgment, mot tho judgment of ''A5oIi.
fionists" or."Black Republicans" y will tond
TO hiuder the inGroase. or favor tho decreaso.
or lessen the efficiency of tho army or nary,
while eogsged in tho effort to suppress that
~c5elliou." or shat each Of them will. in
bic sphoro. do all ho can TO havo tho Off
GERS. soldiers and soamon of the army and
navy, while epgagod 10 the effort to suppress
she rebellion. paid, fed, clad, and otherwise
~oll provided and supported" The Com
mittee was appointed by the Ohio Demo.
cratic State Convention, and was composed. |
good part, Of Ohio Demopratis Alembers
OF Congress elect. Its action may, thore.
fore. DO regarded Us fairly representing tho
Democratic party of this State.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

scoureed for our National sins and guilty
completely yi,b oppression, or IL the fiat
has gone forth that seals our doom as poo
pie, and consigns us 10 the tomb OF nations.
we earnestly pray that TO the bitter paugs
OF death thero be not added tho bitterest
pang Of all. that ~e have nursed 10 our own
bosoms the yipers that bayo s,ung US to
death. Rathor let somn Attila or Alaric,
some barbaroas Goth or Hun, sweep over
us with his swaro.!ng hordes. and leave no
record OF our ex stouco upon tho page of
time.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

BRAGG TO BACK Our AoAIs.-Ths
Nashville Union. Of the end. states that a
gentleman jus, arrived at Nashville from
Chattanooga says that the rebels are ma
king no preparations 10 defend that place,
and will fall back on Atlanta in a few days.
Gen. Rosecrans and Staff left Nashville
for the front. the latter part OF July which
has the look of work again; anil Bragg
will soon oe compelled TO eyacuate Chat
apooga, whether willing to do SO or not.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

EF According 10 the circular Of Pro.
vos. Marshal General Fry, whenever any
drafted man shal! show 10 the Board OF
Enrichment OF the district u which he ma
have been enrolled, that5he was :mprop-
erIy enrolled. havipg been when enrolled
an alien. nonresident Of the district. oil
IL the service on the Sd OF March, 1858
he shall be discharged by the Board, and
bis rlace filled from the hi,y per cen
drawn in addition to the quota to supply
vacancies created by exemptions arising
under the second section of the eprollmen
act.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07
From the Richmond Dispatch. July ls.
The News from New York.

we have some Intelligence from the North
tbs morning for moro Welcome and much
moro important than foreign Intervention
Tho peace meetings IN New York, so bitter.
ly ridiculed by the untbinkiag, those safo
parallels by Which the anti var poopio OF
the North were working into open resist.
anco to 'LncoIn's Government, have borne
their fruit. The white flag has been sud.
denly lowered and the red battle f,g now
waves 10 Now York over streets wet with tho
gore OF Liucoln's hatod minions. This grand
movement in New York 10 but the procur-
sor of q series of similar outbreaks Al.
ready have rio,s followed in Hartford, Conn
and Newark, n. j., and in fow days W.
shall hear from tho Wost. These domon-
stratiops may, and doubtless will. be put
down by the iron hand of tho military, but
ihero will DO no enforcement of tho draft
after quiet is restored. Those people have
elcc od to dio In tho streets rather than
submit TO the hateful tyranny of Lincoln.
and have proved themselves 10 earnest 10
pouring out their blood. .
They have shown spirit which Lincoln.
too glad TO see subsido. will never again u
rouse Already ho 10 covering before it.
aud telsgraphs to Gov. Seymour that the
drsft will bs suspended in New York
When he shall hsvo had time to fill the city
With troops. this promise may not bo ro.
spected but he cauDot fill all, or oven half
dozen of Tho large cises at tho North with
suiiiciCn ni forco to enforce tho conscriptiop.
Ito has not the men to spare, aud VIZ may
ycgy safely conclude that the days as we'll
as tbs soldiers Of tho Union army arc nun.
bered. There will be no addition to its
strength, and il is confessed on all hands
that the present Yankee forco under arms
can meyer begin to subdue tho Confcderacy.
I,et vs. havo moro rf those outpourings-
fow moro great cities on tho moprncr's
bench-somc more cutting and sacking of
houses, aud banging aud mutlating of met.
II saves tho Confederate troops q deal of
marching and fsbting, aud Iops IF many
weary month of this war, Tho sacking and
burning has been heretofore at the South.
Our compliments to our Northern broth.
rcn. and may ,hoy onjny their turn. .. o..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

INDIAN TRorpLEs. The Indian troub.
les of Minnesota have eliminated in do.
termination on The par, Of lhs settlers 10
exterminate them entirely. Indian hunt.
ers or scouts have been authorized 10
hunt and kill the Indians as il they were
wild animaIs---and their recent outrages
show them TO be bloodihi-s,y and fero.
cious 10 degres that places them below
an animal level. These Indian hunters.
when regularly employed. receive two
dollars a day. and bonpty Of S25. 90 for
every Indian killed. Those who choose
may hunt Indians as a private enterprise
and these receive ~ 8, 90 for every In.
dian Killed. The outrages committed by
these "aSages has sealed their doom, and
Their relation 10 the whites is precisely
sha! Of beasts Of prey.
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Executors Sale of ReaI Estate.
July Sd, 1868.

ON the 10 day Of August, A. d, 1863, at one
" O'Clock 2. NJ ,on the premises, pursu uant to
will DO sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate Us the p, oporly Of Daniel Miller, te.
ceased, 10 wits The house and lot containing
about one acre Of land situate west OF the Chin
icothe road, and bounded on The north byJ J..
Clark IS land,
Also the lot east OF the Chilico,he road, con
tanning about eleven acres OF land, bounded on
the north by 3. T. Gilmore's land on the eas
by said Gilmore's land and n. K. Lyman's land;
Asa g. Bisbee, and the Seminary grounds-bolh
pieces being part Of lot No, 81 in Tract No, 3
intte Township Of Chester In said County Of &c.
auga. Appraised al $1,000 Terrs OF Sale
Cash in hand s B, PlllLBRlCK, Ex'r
of Daniel Miller, deceased.
July 10Th, 1868. 7O4 "a.
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The Late John J. Crittenden.

John j. Crittenden was in public fo n, a :
" half century. Commencing life as u
lawyer in Hopkinsville. Ky. he was elected
to the legislature Of thst state in 1916. and
during tho presidency of Mr.. Monroe was
elected to the United States Senate. In
1928 John Qnincv Adams nominated Mr..
Crittenden for Justice of tho United States
Supreme Court. but tho Senate refused to
confirm the nomination. III 1885 he was
again elected United States senator, but re.
signed in 1874 in order 20 accept tho Office
of Attorney, General under President Har,
rison. In September of the same year he
tondered his resignation TO President Tyler,
returned to K"n;uckv, WAS i'm IN ediate!y ro.
elected to tho senate for tho residue of Hen.
ry Clays term. In 1913 he was again cho
sen for full term but in lS4S he again re.
tired. having accepted the whig nomination
for Governor OF Kentucky. Ilo vas elected
Govornor by u large majority. From July.
ls5O.un,il the accession OF President Pierce.
no wus Attorney General in Mr.. FiIlmores
cabinet and was subsequently, 70 riccted TO
tho United States Sena,e for the full torn
ending in 1861. ..
Mr.. Crittenden was an old Clay whig. but
was chiefly known in his later years as tho
supporter Of compromise measures which
were intended to appease the sIav holdcrs.
His political course was always of tho con.
serva,ive type. and measures of peace were
his standing hobby. lIo has. however. been
thoroughly loyal during the war.-N. Y
Post. ....,.....t. ..... ........ ...r
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

EE Col. Richardson. "a rebel guerrilla. has
issued an order requiring all men in West
Tennessee between Is and As to report AT
his chmps, under the rebel conscrip-
ton law. The following barbarous in.
struc,ions ale 10 govern his men in carry
irg ou; this order: "lf man shonld
absent himself from home TO avoid this
order. burn his house and all property ex'
cept such as may be useful 10 this COM
mand. II a man resis. this BY refusing to
report, shoot him down and leave him dy-
ing; il q man takes refuge in his house.
and offers resistance, set the house on fire
and guard it 80 be may not get out"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07
Unionism in North Carolina

FoRr MoNR'K, August 9d.-The steam.
er Escort arrived with Newbern dates to
August lst.
The Raieigh (North Carolina) Stand
ard denounces Jefferson Davis As a repu
diatOr, in wbtm. no cor 6Gence can be
placed. and whose efforts to establish q
Southern Coniederacy will be failure.
The Richmond Enquirer calls upon
Jeff. Davis TO suppress lhe Raleigh Stand.
ard. and wipe out the Supreme Court OF
North Carolina.
The Standard says Governor Vance
withstand by the Supreme Court, and the
Standard will do the same, il necessary,
and il JEFF. Davis attempts 10 use physical
force to suppress the Standard. he will be
met with physical iorce. and II revolution
in this Sla,e viii be tie result. The
Standard says North Caroline has fur.
nlshed 95, 600 soldiers for ;he causeless
war. 40,OuU of whom are killed and
wounded; that North Carolina should
send delegation 10 Washington al once.
and see what terms can be obtained, and
rot wait for JEFF. Davis.
The recent cavalry raid from Norfolk
10 Jackson. North, Carolina. found the
enemy strongly enlrenched at Jackson,
commanding The approaches to Weldon.
Major Anderson, on the 26h ul,mo,
captured the enemy's pickle ard took
possession Of an important bridge, there.
by defeating the enemy 10 bis intentions.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

~Jcst before the recent election In
Kentucky. Gen. Burnside. to secure the
freedom Of the elective franchise, issued
an order declaring that State under mar.
tisl law. After the election, the order
was revoked.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-08-07

THE Undersigned would say to tho travelling
l community, that he has again commenced
running his comfortable Passenger Express rom
Chardon to Cleveland, as follows:
Leaves Chardon from Chase's Hotel, on Mon
day, 6 A. NJ, nnd arrives in Cleveland at ii u
A. NJ; leaves Ciev eland from the City Hoe, 10,
Chardon, 10 A. NJ, Tuesday
Leaves ChardoG from Chuses Hotel, on Fri.
day ate A. NJ. and arrives in Cleveland at IL u
a. NJ leaves Cleveland rom the City Hotel, Tor
Chardon, at 10 A. NJ.
FttEIGHT at very low rates; and all er.
rands and jobbing in my line, done with quick
ness aud d,sputch.
All orders from persons residing out of Town,
nay be lett AZ the Store ol wilkins & Kelley,
where they will be promptly attended TO.
The undersigned would say 10 the people OF
this vicinity, that they can go to Cleveland for
Sl.p0 less, and arrive there sooner than they can
by Painesviie Passengers will I've akcn to any
part OF the city at the same price.
J, Y. u. ELDREDCE
Chardon, May 22nd, 1863. 69nf
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PENSION AND BO]NTY

TT'llE undersi- ned has opened an Office in Char.
don, Geauga County, Ohio, To prosecute. tue
Pension md Bounty Business. and will also D pros.
eecuto oil business against the Government. HI.
long experience and service in the war, in he
capacity OF captain in the 7th Ohio Vols and
his familiarity with the manner OF doing bus.
ness IN the various departments of the Govern.
mrnt. and che manner OF Obtaining evidences in
all cases, give hun advantages over all other per-
sons engaged in The business.
bS-He charges only the legal fec, S., IN
Pension cases. with n charge OF 81 lor each af-
davit, when additional evidence is reQuifed
Soldiers. give him csil al his Office In Wi.
ting, give u iGl history of the case, enclosing o
stamp, and You will get a full answer by reintn
mail. f" GEO. l.. u OOD,
Attorney at Law.
Chardon, July Sd, 1868. 7o3ls
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John Murray, Cd, ptfi.,l
versus Court of Com. Pleas,
Lolett NJ. Baker and Geauga County, y.
Seth NJ Baker. deits.
THE said Lorett NJ. Baker and Seth M. Ba.
Il ker, de endants, are hereby notified that on
the 9Th day OF June, A. ID. 1868, John Murray,
Ed. did iilo his petition in The Courl OF Common
Pleas within and for said County 0! Geauga and
Safe OF u, against the said defendants, setune
forth that on the lOlh day OF May, A. ID.
lS55, SAID defendants executed aad delivered
a, mortgage 10 one Orrin Wilson, on 81
aud 70. 100 acres oil land in lot No. Is. near The
center oi Montville in said County. and described
in said petition, 10 secure the payment oi prom
lssory note Of that date Tor the sum OF Si37,4i
payable months from the date thereof, with in
terest at ten per cent--which mortgage and note
were, ut the filing o said petition held and ownod
by the said panntl, and tie prayer ol said peIi
ton is that said defendant pay said sum claimed
to be due on suid note, or thnt said morrgaged
premises may be sold To pay the samo--and The
said defendants are notified that they areIequrrd
TO appear and answer said petition on or before
the 80 Saturday utter the l4lh day OF July, A
ID. 1868.
A. H. THRASIER,
AIRY for ptH,
July Sd, 1868. 707w6
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ier als irlltsr Nnisi9t al ttnsr aurtra Stsl.
rirlts gllttts srir6en Fsnnsn, zine Suhsanrluno
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itun Sanes sntBdItenrt 9rttbitlicttet ssrfunreu.
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s'm'inen Stsirfni6 tsftr sstipre&smeeres unt.rf
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mfntIi6 Iur 9srmann rim ltsn IinJa smpiunplnts
BtsIrIni6.
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tnianEiihs. iinr in Ter neusn guttansluns 4
theen. ansetrmrnrn i'm turjIi&. Gr. Ger
bnrH's l%4uitriIttr 6~an,litnfalsnetr, 9agne'
tauitr. EamlInntai,nser umr StsisHS TsIts
tlsnter rur 1864.
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9auuranta hcs arieoes!

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Administrators Sale.
6. e d uttrt.
=. 9 NJ q u.

b. virtue of an order Of the G~asconale
County court, made at the August term 1868,
in tho matter Of the estate of THOMAS l..
POWELL deceased, [ the undersigned will
in pursuance of said order on the 24th day
Of November next, It being the second dav
of the term, at the front door Of the court
bouso of The county of Oeage, in the town of
Linn, and during the session Of the county
court Of said county, between the hours OF
ten o'clack A. NJ. and five o'clotk P. NJ. OF
that day, expose at public vsndue or GU,
cry, on a credit of twelve months, to the
highest bidder, all the right. title and in
terest cf the estate Of said Thomas l..
Powell in and to the following described
tract of land, lying in the county CT Usage
~andSState of Missouri, as follows:
E1-2SW and N l-2 S E, section IS
township As Range Z west, also NV SW
and L II SW, section 27-township 40
Range Z, subject to a deed Of trust, held
thereon by Peninah Tovnley, represent
: John NJ. Townley decd.
JAMES MCCAMANT,
administrator
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furniture Manufattory,
(W0bslsV
Gbnbert S. German,
psrnann, Wp.

9ts llnt,rseidueten madtn sin.m rnstridtn
GutI,tum ron Start mn 9lnp es An,sias, Cal
lie siNt 3lttliatrif an ctissm YIass srrittst Ia
ZEN unr jet in Stanr seiett iinr, ale srrter
M0tel. ais 8ctitelsn, 1iits, S6rants. @6reit
pults. 5trmmrrm &c. III arresrsn Guantitatfn crer
%sln;eln III st. gcuj5 Yrstisn 81 ~lisisrn. &Qs
Nrtcu Setjtsueu, 5iits &c. iinp ~tsllluria al Sam
8si Atnatme son a:UBeren Guantit1tcu tHcct
cine entiprftcrrs @lcizsrnitrriaung ltatt.
Yanrtaulcute merrIn IL in itrsm SutsrsI, I'm.
ZEN, ttl uns ror3uirrshsm, IA mir ibnsn "tillllsrt
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i~r9enimC anrtrI fn9:E.
6. SGuttrt.
=. Werman.
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.HWctt0n.

Tts Unit essidntt, pirr am
Cpunerftasrsn 2. Npvtmttrc.9 ).
9 utr Rrrs.ns nadipIssnr tsnauMlts Sissutbum
pHcntIi6 rsrlt siesrn, namIid:
40 alder eanr, morOn 90 Flar, ast, r~rsre!t,u
8epunaus, Stau unp Sdsuut, outer I.uslls
anp Stlsartsn. 2 Giel, 4 StId Riuepisb, 90
SGmcine, l Daaen, 2 piliJs. Yusmublr, Yi.r.s
lsihtrr, 100. 8ssl. &crn. 5aus.hrt 0atsu
8trdtt. ais: @rmmcte. 3 Seien, Stitle 5iitt
SsttIarsn, Sstt,eu9. &c. g%srinsunasn iiur eas g aut
l3 gaar, 1!3 IN eincm UNI l!s In ,rei Sotrtn.
Ausl GnHers iIr Summcu sen unr utsr S. 6
Mrnat Srsrtt; mtsr 55-@aar.
Spuile 8%etntarst.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that letter. of ad
mnistratlon have been granted TO the under
signed from the Gasconade COUNTY, Court in
session on the estate of ANsEL SATrERF1ELp
decd, bearing date June 9th 1868.
All persons Indebted to said estate are here.
by required tomake Immediately payment to
the undersigned administrator and all per-
sons, having claims against said estt,e, to
exhibit them properly authenticated for al.
said letters or the may beprecluded from
any benefit, and if suck claims are not pre-.
scented within three wears from the date of
said letters, they will be forever barred.
JOHN SATTERFIELD,
administrator.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-10-24
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