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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13
. Stray Cow.
SheriH's Sale.

DY vrtuo of three wr.s OF Ficri Facias, is
- sued out of the Circuit Court for Allegany
County and to me directed, one Mt the suit IF
George S. Evans, use Of Thomas Devecm''n use
of B ogle Tayloe, one ut the suit Of Thomas
Devecmon, and one nj the suit of ii. q Davis
l. CO., all ngainst the goods and chattels, lands
and tencments of james ID. Armstrong, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, ii
tic and interest of the said James D ARM
strong in and to the following pro- erty to wit
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"MAIDBN'S DELIGHT. "

containing 1874 acres more or less, being the
same tract of land conveyed by G. A. G. d
Thruston to William L. Hodge and b. Og'e
Tayloe, by decd bearing date 18th of January
1859 and recorded in Libcr II. R. No. II Folio
456 one ofthe land records of Allegany eoun-
ty.
Also all that Farm, piece, parcel or tract of
land lying and being near Oak land, in Allega-
ny C, unity Md. which was conveyed by Geo.
Devecmon and Thos. Ii. Armstrong and wife to
Jas. D, Armstrong by deed bearing date Nov
2Sth 1855, and recorded in Liber II. r. No II,
folio S26, one of the land, records of Allegany
county, to which for q more full and particular
description reference is hereby made,
e AMI L hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, 9Th day OF September,
s63, at IL o'clock A. M. in front of the St.
Nicholas Hotel in the city of Cumberland,
will offer said property so seized and taken In
execution, at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash to 'sstisfy said claims and costs.
-s-I .'.., 'r T.G. McCULLOH,
Aug 6, 1S6a--ts Sheriff.
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HANG HIM.-We have always said
that James Buchanan while in the Pre-
sidcntial chair was traitor. Facts,
which have come to light, prove it. The
St. Louis Democrats Vicksburg Special
Dispatch, dated the Both, says in late
advance on Jackson, letters were cap
tured confirming the treason of James
Buchanan. His replies to jeff Davis
confirm Gen. SCOTS accusations. The
old scoundrcl should be made to stretch
hemp in company with every prominent
traitor, whether he lives North or South.
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p CO the military lots of Allegany comfy,
manning so acres more or less, all Of Lien
ie ,es, parts or parcels of tracts of land. wsre
or Eyed by Peter Devecmon Trustee, to james
,. armstrong by deed bearing date July 22d
1856. and recorded in Lber ii. X. No. 10 Fo-
lro III one of the land records of Allegany
eounty. Also an undivided interest in a trsct
of land called
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-08-13

HOSPITAL REPORT The following is the
official report Of the U. 5. General Hospital
at Cumberland, Nd, in charge of Surgeon
j. B. Lewis, FOR the week ending July a1st,
1868:
Number patients remaining last report. ..475
A1u,;tto5 s;,ca "a
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List of Letters

EMAINING in the Cumberland Post Office,
IL Aug. Is, 1868. Persons calling for these
letters must say they were advertised, other
wise they may not receive them
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04
NOTICE.

I Ohm p. WATERMAN will take notice that
~ Elijah +. ionug, OF the County Of Cuyahoga
IN the State oi Ohio did on the 18th day OF July,
ID. 1868, file his petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the Comfy OF Geauga
IN The State OF Ohio, against the said John T.
Waterman, defendant setting forth that tho 80 ID
John L. Waterman gave II mortgage to the said
Elijah +. Young, on lots Nos. 81, So and So, in
village OF Parkman in the County of Geuuga, To
secure the payment OF $3.50, according TO certain
notes referred to in said mortgage, and pray ipl
that the said John 7. Waterman may pay said
sum now claimed te be due, with interest annu
ally, at E per cent from the frat dny OF Septem.
Der, ls6 on the first note of $50, whiel, was Civ.
en- April 18Th, 1860 and was due prl ist 1856
aud with interest annually at 6 per cent fron
the 18Th day OF April, 1880, on the second aud Sd
notes OF $50 each, which were given A priI 18Th,
1860. aud the second due April lst, 1869, n nd the
third due April list. '63. Also the taxes charged
on said land Tor the years 1861. 1861 aud 1869.
with interest on that OF 60 and 1861, from De.
cember 20ih, 1861, and with interest on that of
1862, from January 10th, 1861 or that the said
premises may oe sold TO pay the same, and the
raid John Z, Waterman is notified that he is re i.
CURED To appear and answer said petition on or
before the Sd Saturday after the 5f day of Sep.
tember. ELIJAH +. YOUNG,
by Creal L. Hester, his Au,ys
July 27th, 1863. 7O7w6
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Notice.

To Harris Senrs. Grandson Scar.s. Madison
SeatlS, Philo Searls aud Henry Searls, heirs
NJ law ot Stephen Scarls deceased:
| NOO are hereby notified that, On the Sd doy of
| l. August, \. ID. lS63, !, as Administrator ot
the estate OF Stephen Searls deceased. filed a De.
| tiion in the Probate Court OF Geauga Coun,y
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of said de
ceased is nsuili lent TO pay his debts legacies
and the charges of admnstcrin his estate; thef
he died seized IN fec simple oi the following ,es.
ciibrd real estate, situated in the County Of Ee.
augu aud State of Ohio, to wit: known MS part of
Lot | |, Parker Trsct, liambden township. and
bounded North by land owned by Bahama Carl.
ton; Fast by the State Road; South by land
owned by David Smith and &. u (;ridley; and ON
the West by land of William {. Crdley and Ia.
hama Carlton; containing iorty- nine acres Of
land, excepting about one half acre OF land no W
occepicG for School House lot
That Stephen Searls died leaving PAMELA
Searis his widow, ond that she is not entitled TO
dover in the above described premises, it having
been set off and assigned to her in other lands be.
longing To said estate And that the fol owing
named persons as his heirs at law, hold the next
cstate Of inheritance in said premises to wit:
Harris Sears, Grandson Searls Madison Searls
Henry Searls Lucinda King. Harriet Searls
Marvin Searis, Philo Sears, and Ambrose
Searls.
The prayer OF the petition is for nn order au.
thorizing me. as Administrator of said Stephen
Seatls, deceased, to sell said premises Tor the
payment oi the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will he ior hearing on the 10Th
day of September 1868, at - O'Clock, forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as counsel can he heard
LEWIS g. MAYNARD,
Adm!nistf atur OF Stephen Soarls. deceased,
BY CANFlELD IL SMITH,
Attorneys
August 4, 1868. 1O6wI
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About this Abolition War"

MI. biough. in his Cincinnati specch dis.
posed OF tho charge made by rebel sympa
thzers, that this is an Abolition wa,-a war
lnauguratcd to free all tho slaves and do.
stroy tho domestic institutions of the South
as follows:
Tho accusa,ion is false. Tho govern.
ment is prosecuting tho war to maintain il.
sc'f against traitors and robels Judge
sherman has accused ne of saying that |
a'd not want tho war ondea until slavery
was destroyed. Now, ! never said so, and
1 WIZ moro dchno my position on this sub.
Jrct bur first, will read resolution passod
6y tho D,n'critic Convention Of OIio. in
January. lS4S:
R,soir'd, THAT tho people of Ohio. now
Us they have always done look upon tho in.
st'tu'ion Of slavery. in any rart of tho Tn.
ION. as an evil, and untavornbis TO tn. iu,l
Development of this spirit and practical
bcncht OF free institutions and that. on,sr.
taihing those sentiments, tbey will ut all
Nmos reel II their duty to uso all power
clearly givon, by tho terms of tho national
compact. to prevent its increase, to mitigate
and finally eradicate tho cvil."
NOW tina S good. sound Democratic doc
tri"e. But, for myself. you 500 tho institu.
ton was n1ado tho cause for the rcbelion
ard although ! mover did aught to bring
about the war. | believe in prosecuting il.
and. II necessary to wipe slavery OUT. | like
old Ben. Buffers 'contrabnnd' idea. II tn,
negro stands in tho way, or is of use. takn
him along. II no is run. ling loose like n
horse or mule or any othor chattei. why
let him go where he chooses. only don't 10,
him DO used by the rebels ia arms to rails.
corn TO feed thcm while thoy aro cutting
our throa's.~ Tho fact is, wo wero too ten
der about the negro at first. 100 tender
about Kentucky neutrality. We thought
tho war at first military picnic. and thou ght
we could carry 1t on by making our officers
aud soldiers diivo and catch negroes. or pat
mo rebels on tho back and say. now, my
dear follows why arc you fighting us: We
like you, nnd will catch your negroes and
do almost anything you wish us, ii yon onlv
lay down your arms and be- good fol-
lows as heretofore. L,ughror.l But think
you tho rebels cared for this No. they
spat upon your ovrrtures of peace and ami
ty, and scorned you for your CONCESSIONS.
Still you make lick spitlos of Yourselves
you trucklcd 10 them until out of very shame
you had to dcsst. aud at last you 90 to war
in earnest. as you should have done at first
which would have cut tho war short a year
or moro, sud saved tho nation much blood
and sreasuln
No, this is no abolition war il is war
to save tho Government. but il slavery stands
IN tho way il must be wipod out. But that
is not necessary. The f,st gun fired al
Sumter sounded the death knell of slavery
Chsors.J Ii was slain in the house of It's
friends. and no ono mnuins il. Even il the
Old ardOr o. thinys WAS rostOred lhn ai,oli
ton OF slavery would only boa matter OF
time, but tho slave. holder destroyed his hold
upon the slave. (Applausr.)
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04
Union Sabbath School Celebration

The Uuon S. s. Colebratio was hold. .ac
cording to notice. Mt Barton. Oh Saturda,
last. Notwithstanding the weather was
cold. damp and disagreoahlc, there were
nearly twenty-five hundred S. s. teachers
and scholars present. beside 1goodly mum
Der of interested friends. Most of tho
townships were wcll eprcsontcd-ovcn ro-
moto onos, as Montvilo. Auburn, Bainbridgc
SC Tho procession, led by martial bands
from different plncos. who had kindly vol
untcerod thoir services, under direction of
Marshall Tolles and his aids was formed
upon the square in front of the Presbyterian
Church, and proceeded to tho grove upon
the Fair Grounds, where a stand and tenn
porary seats had been provided. Tho as
sembly was then called to order by the
President of the day. Rev. d. WitIcr. a very
appropriate prayer offered by Rev. Mr.. VIII.
sou, of Chardon, and all were then invited
to lsten to an address from Prof Rhodes, as
previously announced. The speakers load
ing topic was "the connection between tho
Sunday School and the proper observance
OF tho Christian Sabbath and, while his
full, clrar voice and distinct articulation
made it pleasure to listen. when few OK
pectod to hear, it is suflicient to say no
handled bis highly important subject reH,
clearly calculating and forciby mpressing
Its truths and deductions. May tho seed
sown bear fruit. He was followed by Rev.
Mr.. Sharp. of Huntsburgh. who. by few
pleasing incidents and happy hits, secured
tho attention OF the childron. and then
poured into their willing ears q lesson not
soon to be forgotten. lnterspersed was
singing by tho children, whose voices, united
by hundreds. mado tho grovo rosound with
"The Star Spangled Banner" and Marching
Along"
An afternoon session was part of the
original design, with brief addresses and
singing by tho different schools, some, at
least, of which were well prepared to thus
add to the interest Of tho occasion; but the
inclemency of tho weather mado it advisable
to modify and cut short the programme.
Last, but with tho children, not least tho
schools gathered around tho tables, bonnti-
fully supplied with tempting eatables, whose
rapid Disappearance showed that however
tho woather might otherwise mar the pleas
ure of the occasion, it was marvellous
sharepner of the appetite. The crowd then
gradually ,essened ill oil was quiet as usual
on the Fair Grounds.
In view Of tho weather in the morning.
and the fact that SO many were present,
some from distance, everything passing off
80 harmonously, the Celebration was q sue.
cess. and the friends of Sunday Schools in
Geauga County may "tbank God and take
courage"
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOiyin'S Celebrated
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These Pills contain no dcletcriuus Ingredients
but are safe and certain in their action. They
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OF this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, tdariHg n, ftst3 months,
as "sm'scarr'aSr is certain to be brought on,j but
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
n 81 90 enclosed toany authorized Agent,
will ensure package of pills by return of mail.
{. $. CROSBY, General Agent,
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CAUTION N--Bcwareo OF Counlcrfcils: the genuine
nave thesi .nature OF C.CROSB \ on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
uJ'Fo. sale by A. Cook, Chardon; c. S. Field,
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LEGAL.
Notice.
James Fairbank' :, Plaintiff

James fairbank', PlanuG,)
VS..
The heirs OF John Iowo I'd Cour, Of Common
licensed nnd the heirs Of Pleas, Geauen Co
John williams, deceased, Ohio.
Plaintiffs.
PJNIIE said defendants. the heirs of John How
u ard. deceased. and the heirs Of John vii.
linms, deceased, are hereby notified that on the
2Sih day Of July, A. U. 1863, said plaintiff James
Fairbanks, I'LL in the office Of the Clerk of said
Court, his ccrniR petition against said defend.
ants, alleging that, on the 5th day of Nopember,
a. ID 1873, he the said plnin'iH entered into a
contract N writing with snid John Howard and
John Williams, then in ful. life, by their a ttor.
ncy IN tact Samuel Cowcs. bv the terms of
which said cont act the said Howard and vii.
lia'ns barguined AID sJld, aud agreed To convey
ny good and sufficient deed to the plaintiff. the
following described tract or lot OF land aud prem.
'ses Sl'na'ed IN Troy township, County Of Geau-
ga ahd stale OF Ohio, being one hundred nc cs
III section 10, IN said township bounded wes n nd
hoiln ny the section lines, east by the center Of
Tue CuynlIoga liver. and south by inc parallel
WIN 'nld rorrh boundary, ond containing one
hundred acres Of land.
That said plaintiff has paid in full the purchase
money, with all interest accruing on said con.
irncl, which entitled said plaintiff to a ,ed Of
said premises
The further avermen,s Of said ne eiiiion are that
the plaintiff is entitled 10 q good end sufficient
uced ol said promises from said deioLduuts, That
SAID W l'liams deceased in the State of Connect.
cut, alter the making of said contract
That said John Howard died in Massachusetts
in the winter u l6i9 aud So
said defendants are further notified that, unless
riey answer said petition on or before the 81 day
OF October, A. y 1868 the same will be take N
as confessed, and judgment rer dclcj accordingly.
CANFlELD a. SMITH, -.
7o3w6 Plaintilr's Auys.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

e1- Tho meeting of tho Union Musical
Association in this place, on Thursday of
last wcck. passed eff worry pleasantly. A
good number were In attendance. Mr..
Wright, of 1.e Roy. who is thorough drill
master c ,nductcd the exercises. MIR. Branch,
OF Madison, was elected Conductor for tho
next meeting. which will bo hcid in Mnnson,
at q time to DO announced hereafter. l. was
voted TO hold u four days Conve vention this
fall, and u committee of thrce was appoint.
cd to arrange the preliminaries.
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Notice.

Thomas Radcliif, PuintiT, Cour, of Common
vs. Pleas, Geauga Co.,
Vincent Brown, Defendant Ohio.
II II f. said doiendrnt, Vincent Brown, will take
notice tina! petition wns filed against him
on the Sd day ol August. A. y. 1868 in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the County Of
Genuga. by Thomas Radclin, and is now pending,
wherein said Thomas Radciir demands pa rtition
OF the following real estate, TO wit; situate in
Claridon Township, Geauea County, and State OF
Ohin. and Is known by being part of Lo, No. ,.
in Section No. II. nnd is bounded as follows 10
wit: North by the east and west road; East by
land owued by Alvin Ober South by the South
line oi said lot; and Westby the West line OF said
lot; containing about iory sever acres of land be
the same more or less; and that at the next ter m
OF the said Court the said Thomas Radchf will
Apply for an order that partition may he made OF
said premises. CANFIELD L. SMITH,
Att'ys Tor Petitioner.
Dated this Sd day August, 1868 1O8w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

nS- The Sabbath School of the M. E.
Church, of Chardon, made visit to the Lit.
tie Mountain, on Wednesday of this week
A fragment of the original Brass Band. OF
this place. broken up by the patriotic enlist
ments from their number for the war, with
Q Martial Band. made delightful music for
the little folks. and large ones, too, We all
rode, sang aud shouted under the precious
folds of the emblem of the Nations honor
t'equently reminded by tho music, of the
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Sold by ONE Druggist in every town in the
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Mathews Chocolate Worm DrOps

NEV Err fail to destroy and oxtermiuate ALL
kifds OF iniestinai Worms. Are perfectly reli.
ahlei all cases, and tar superior 10 an yano al
other Fancy Worm Connections aud nauseous
Vermiuges now in use. They may bo taken
at all lines with perfect sufcty ms they contain
NO MERCURY or other deleterioms Drugs
Mothers should dniwnys purchase thom, and give
their children no other.
No can ,rtic Whatever is necessary to be given
Each Box contains "a Drops or Lozengcs.
Price 25 Cents, For Sale by all Druggists &
Dealers in Medicines. 60iyi
G K. WALKER Gent A gent.
Buffalo, N. Y aud Fort Ellie. c. w.
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3 VOLUME XIV. NO. SO.
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Union Meetings.

Union Meetings.
Union Meetings will bo held In Geauga
County, at tho times and places specified
below:
Auburn. Friday evening, Sept. 4,h.
Hambden, Saturday evening, Sept. 5th
Bainbrdge Center, Monday evening
Sept 7tb.
Ruutsburg. Tuesday evening. Sept. sib.
Montvillo, Wednesday evening, Sept 9th.
Thompson, Thursday evening Sept. 10Th.
Claridon, Friday evening, Sept. iIh.
Munsop. Saturday evening Sept. 12h.
Russell Center, Monday evening, Sept.
lith
Chester. Tuesday evening. Sept 18Th.
Hurton. Wednesday evening. Sept lG,h.
Pa'kman. Thursday evening. Sept. l7th
Mddlcaed, Friday evening, Sept. 18Th.
Chardon. Saturday evening. Sept l9,b.
Troy, Monday evening. Sept 2lst.
The meetings will commence at o'clock.
Speakers will bc present. Ii is cxpcctel
that the unioh men of tho several Town
ships will interest themselves in giving tho
notice the largest possible circulation. and
mako all tho necessary arrangements for
the meetings.
By order Of the Genital Committee.
J. 0. CONVERSE, Chairman.
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Court Of Com. Pleas.
Geauga County, o.

John Murray, I'd, pllir,l
versus Court Of Com Pleas.
lorett NJ Baker and Geauga County, o.
Seth NJ, Baker. deits.
TNl Z said Lorett NJ. Baker and Soth NJ. Ba-
l. ksr defendants are hereby notified that on
the 21ih day OF June, A. ID. 1863 John Murray,
I'd. did lilo his petition in The Court of Common
Pleas within and for said County o! Geauga and
Safe OF o., against the said defendants, setting
forth that on tho l0th day OF May, A. ID.
1853, said defendants executed and deliver red
n mortgage TO one OrriD Wilson, on 81
and 73.l0O acres OF land in lot No. l3. near the
center OF Montville in said County. and described
in said petition, 10 secure the payment OF a prom
issory note OF that date Tor the sum of Si37, "A
payable months from the date thereof, with in
ierest al ten per cent--which mortgage and note
were, ut the filing OF said petition held and ownod
by the snd plaintiff, and The prayer OF said petit
ton is that said defendant pay said sum claimed
to be due on said note, or that said mortgnged
premises may be sold to pay the same--and The
taid defendants are notified that they ure required
10 appear and answer said petition on or before
the 30 Saturday after the lllh day of July A
ID. 1868
A. II. THRASfIER,
=; Any for p|;T
July Sd, 1903. 707w6
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EE-We were shocked, to hear, last
week, of the sudden death, by srysipelas,
OF DR.. J. S. Cleveland, Of Burton. We
saw him at his place of business. on the
day Of the County Convention, apparently
in good health and spirits. DR.. Cleveland
was an old resident, and had bed several
positions OF honor and prof in the County.
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