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FASHIONABLE

FASHION, BE DRESS ILkN Al"h.-- 4-''+Y
-., .rid procure qnc a. HsAsro nrYoeEsrs inrtffAt
UHFfs FLEviroRs Ih'y fr" ulf fpenrab.c ana ur lA,
r,i. ,,vir nd oriy sn arounl fni ty lal pct
raii o. s,.o.pi oipucc. No ~ broadway
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U.r.i,fs NJ Produce.

Drr 20 9898 bhs Flour, 2l bbs. Goa Meal l9n plss
do i40 bbis Whsky. 1870 bush. Oats, 'o pns. osrn.
2i7 Ms. Petroleum. 7q0 DO Butter 80 do. pctNheat
onr So do Lard 600 do froyons' Al do Ae- oo' 10
Dressed ilOes.
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srArr o. New.Yesx

tIATT o. NIWINNNh-
Pear WkIDESs OFFicN. No. 100 NalHtb
NOTICE il hereby given, ~ accordance with
" section TIE act pesca Apu. l 100 entitled Az A., 20
hsolui.n a.. Nal.us OLce of Tia io OF New'l ols %
al p,pops interested in, - having chasr o. ihe 3nn et
lowius ve.ses as under exsmiua ion by the fi1N
eie wi,1 ten day- neat succeeding his lotee oa Read
sell sefacls. =, ro
Steam hip Kansoroo.............Fier No. 70 n, ~
tttsuHlip 'Jh itf.s.s.s.'ssf .tfssI iPtN ~
Steamship Roanoke c.............llrf No ~ =, y
stesralip Goo Washlnf.oA...PetN NJ. vN a.
slIp a Re -li.sssss.s.ss..s... t....'s'ii, "''"'
Ink IriH,e.......,..... WoodIuh hohins"n''
Eart Ma.i4ieua.. 40 10 -. -
ITs lis - 'i''n'
Fus Mary yAioe.......s......''.''';' re rot,'
q ii. rHAMlIAAL. ii,'.senf'
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Nes.rs. ,iazlol.ni Hach ard nclini Tho Axiom
Chord Society will also sing in 'ho soldiers Chorus
lle company proceeds Immediately 70 Boston.
On Irila, the German O.u. Company egin again
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IL

Tur 'he hritlr accommodation of those about
,.,t..rI f.y ln..as tHc ptsea Depot to- tlnpy
.fWur.fI. .ttlf1s rfVfTp MacniSfs $50. w .'t.
.. ..l Fl f.f f .r ',ttt .as.lf'rff ff 7. ] ttu
.fI. f,u.s.a q. .s4 tr'4 D.. .f. fo ian Z. 10
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Tee 10 Bs'ssm, Ncrc~y unpN ant Meli..os e.: 20
pieatan, and Dangerous Disease.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CUrEs sYCREr DISEASES
u a Aer st1re. At l,iir Exrense ie or no ehar e H
Diet, 10 lrronv, firl-c, And NJ EAPOSuhE
causes frequent ds-ir0 sud gives strength 70 iH'eei
Thereby removing obsT fc1r pfeyentm. ani ro'ns et
0l thf urctIa tyin. pain lnf ilillla.n fo tN
"a Lila class of d.elst-, I'D erl.el ns PclsOsots,
DISEASED AND NORN-Oi NATTER.
Thousands upon thousi int- who l'ye been tho
VICTIMS or .UAthS,
and Who have p4d HEAVY fLts to be e.red ~ - ..er
me- have found hcy ere deceived and tAas TIE Poison
l,s v s u.e u owe.iui A.irnseHts," bcla died upm
the a ilcn 70 break out H. assrayaicd form, ana
PEKHAPs AFTER MARRIAGE
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ftff tf.eulrt !

Tie flo1lty pronounce kEN1's East lSnIA
CorfYs ..- g.. 'nf ls. ral ffs know f'a sfp' re
rs ,h- nl.T ~ lsin ai~ Pie - esrf psf 1 -
}e..of- O. Afsss. Se ,ih3' i,lal'' o'.f''. D's''
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DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY


oclock a ~. 1uesday. Martin Ballard residing in
Olc lchundrcd.andtwonty.n ninth sire. h. between Iifh
and sixth avenues while .rindiug on Third avenue be
tsecn seventh aud Eig.h streets wos arsoiod d. sey
cra ibicyes. loaded by the notorious Ch uey P.crson
u NaokfelUllc who demanded his vote and money
Ho refused to comply when the eniise ganl arcw Itos
and reiterated their demands. lilo stil rcinscd, rad
shouted for the police Wien Patterson srucA hin rio
bnt blow IN the face. snalched bio watch hpm ii.
pocket and lod down Eighth street pursued 10y Ballard
Finding BIS purauor gaining on him, the thief threw ut
watch into new buiidng at the Of Eig sfTest
and Second avenue and hurried on. At the corner %
tie First aycnue his flight suddenly terminated ~
Oncer George Davis, who knocked him down wi,h lis
cub and tAen conveyed him 10 the Seventeenth PIE
cinct Stationllousc. Subsequently. william kniol'
VAS arrested suspicion of being concerned IN TIE
afinir Tic watch subsequently recovered la the
building where Patterson Lad thrown Il. Patterson
says that he is - years Of age native Of Ireland and
readcs at 80. $50 East Twelfth street. EatoD is ~
years of age native IL ibs city. and re ides at 10
22l East Fourteenth street They pleaded Not guilty.
Justice Osborn committed the accused for trial ln de-
fault Of -, 600 bail each.
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Adfeltl.enl.it.l -
TUE GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS al Bar

ut Museum are draw wded houses Il that od i'si
rrs0r OF children ard ianics. The very 'ho o , ~
tr1 Il the most interesting. n-'ucf" AID a. 'Hs ,' =
s thf,ne its halls do and night 10 ieok upon t won
o.f.. .ua srIoF is auiIacfrCufs.
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!
ALlInANIr

AFFIDAVIT .,. ,
Per,orslly appe'rea before me eu Ndni ih 2 ls c.t
pri Jo;plii H. T. nelmboJ. WHO tems duly 'ro 49, ~
,y lis ropafu1ol con. aims No h'i1oil'' ~
injurious dsns', pu' 1'' U'! ''s 1T. uELNRoLD.
Sworn ahl subscribed before NE th go 'y sn z,
1854 NAi' ., i'u u',.,s.'B 80. a., pbiIsle', ,his.
Allt,,s tors FOR iufo;1isi'on in conh'l'ne" 10
Ii. A.. HILMBOIp,
lIEAuSi,
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Al .-tL......l

Tie Black Hawk Comfy fat Iowa
srrrd.itte lI.t Tl,a.... t. the NILcor .IDDs ssv
Is0-IAcnlsA.
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BOARD on ALDEaMgy.At a meeting Of this
Board !cstordey afternoon MIR. Walsh In the chair
Mr. Fnrey offered feros ~ resolutions relative 10
Ito death Of Erlg,diorGcn. Michael corcoran highly
saogDng the deceased gallant soldier and sterling
patriot The resolutions were ordered he ongr sscd
framed aud presented to Tie family Of the deceased
eouAll ealien Was yee,heg l9m lLe Controller Ie.
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III law,

shin u.u,'et, Jrilsy from, Mini''a Juy2'.
If Galrna. - lays fInm Brazil
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Etnkia,. Opera.

This is The last night ci Tho performance OF
the italian Opera at he AcadeoS IoDn viii be given
--lLS AGy..lj 9. iLe tealyA-Hl!L Aims AeVogf, mud
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NfNArrAs ALM,rtc.
U',ef -E s.i. ...... sist No0u-s's. ,lJ
Hfru v'srR rnfs psT
Sandy Hook. s.36 Dov fAni.. l.t Hc. Oai".'' ~
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Rn,nn OF EnrcArlox.-The Board met at The

BOARD OF EDUCATioN.-Ihe Board met at 'nc
usual hour Mr. Bcncdio! in the chair resolution "''
introduced 10 c1pend he sun OF so "r tue pip
procuring az oil painting Of Mr.. Nm' j.. va
Adopted. A report was presented - th' h'ocD'''
Committee OF tho Free Academy askins ioT ah apIr"
priaion for The purpose Of erecting irepf'oi pauF
fr the pro ar,aton of their costly librail. y itsIu
ton was annexed to the report IN laN"r a. 81 NV ~ n
iny the Legislature 10 appropriate $500" i0f tAo
above purpose. Adopted Mr.. FAR ot'rsd arIs2,u ',
ton tend ring he thanks oi The bohrl 10 t1' i -
pros;I,,t Nr yu T. Curtis and oulogi'ed lin NJ u
f,el,nc rnrru,r Adopted. Mr.. Miller enigfned inc
rctric n.cmbor from The Fifteenth ward NF. beno,,
diet L,,ly elected a member II the Legslaufe ana
Inned hot Wien lis term of Office expired, he womb DE-
again found IN bis old seat in the Board. Nj ber'd'
returned his thanks for tho honor done him. Lac hOaiu
tbon adioulIcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

eomuenling Tat various transfers Of nn'Apehuoo
balances amounting to 3s3 30 be made I" o'hei a.
copr,s in which the appropriation had been ,iLaus'
~ uparrous cor,,nt tho transfers were nu''o,l,.
,ir vHehcrs reso'utior % purchase 1lai,c '.a MS
no,t,i.u ,fafus ,r General Jackson for the s'i' -
& - ,'e amin illcd up lut lost for want GA II
cnr. tff-, nnai vote Another communication N'A IT,
ceiyol fron the Finance Department showing nsv &
~ H.. 81, Treasury Of S2sg39Js - ON the -oth hh''
~, ~ o,,ir-,d with the COuucilmen IN auth"1-
IN, ,i, r''.on cf n monument IN Calysry Cemetery
~ al, memory of the deceased soldiers at a cost no. Sa
tu.irrss thc B,.rd adjourned until to-day
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uuaW sgAyENE,
y,-,vr.sss Of the sruDssh war s'' a'h'r
A.mya-Ncys frCSs ""nto w"''i"s
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ag,,a-Nc,ys fross son'o Tsst"i"s0 -
raea.ric.i Intelligence.
Tie American and West india comp nys
s,,.,a.lp r.ta, Cain. CAPT Iosic'. from - ,mingo
ki Thomas. Icfneda. Sc. an;v'" I" ''-' 20; ot an
.aily lort on Tuesday Ucrning.
III, Iuisl Caiu, vi,cn oil HeImn4a o. taken r..
r,it.l ~tot,s ,iu'sor by the fenc' st.orcr I7o.o
vter tic,l.n t71 f~l ashore an 4 danag,d hcg sl
,.a,, ,,,.. lcwg. l,,o 10 gotc / .eiif,x TO repair
49,, rebellion va, sti goin' ( or at - Domingo.
r.,o,s arc arriving nor Co. "a and Spain ThcIo are
,,, ao oo00m'no the ,.'.rd. bat tbey cannot rcuc
tatc fr o the interio i,r they arc afraid o being
4. ICED of j.. ''e No' .'curs WHO have adopted the
,,c.+iia s'sle 4" W. fro 1hoie ole no roads except
tl.~gaih., ana " {, ar- IN very bad oo'i'ton it'"
To- l,a'y rains dat tayc prevailed for ,ho last tive
n,,ts. lAc! teyc seen Obliged to hoer near the citv
~, sue,i . Captrod 500 of ,ho Spanish troops Inc
/. cps 'o tsou cyesoi rlao,, hui, not having 'ui'
g. at fcr =; ho} thcIl hy have been reo' p'";'d 10y
'le - s,rt>.
~.c>. prc,-.'s c<tor sivciy among the troops IN
s,r..u,e o. bc.ug olr,d 70 sleep on the ground
Nr'sus .nts o.. t'nf, and ycry iic &" oat Fifteen
har1r o, wore seat home in one week. 20 Q" 40 are
dNnra liiy 800 w,-- il the hospital on tie 'th lus'.
'Toe ,r,.ls~ ich it ion Alna. oct r have Only fo'
70 Rtnt >utaua Is e,l ,mped about II miles M The
ltffNI. @ i'AiNt VIII f'N~ti M'0 '''t '''
- D.u'1eo CRY. The United States steamer Pow
HAN. f...silr.6 Eeos tdmirsl larGnor, n1Ncd on
tho uor' 're - .ho oh iasi.
r.-ir.- S. Wy dull and provisions sre very IN.
,~,sr.-f. .-s .0tle N-o-.srd rr..s.
--''- 49, ''-'--'---'' H,yA1I l,s,. 81 is.j
We havs da.c, from ANA, \. Domingo, ia
III ,yh ia-.
o. ~ 80 G,a. 1s cardasa occupied th4t Town
are. SOW st!ri.'.ni. Tie cuem' are reported
trt.v. 'a., iea, y ia bi.4 eld wounded, which rroh
stymaal, about dozen.
flc -ainish troops mar.tcd from Elni along nf
cost Transportation furnished them =, Tie Lo't
from s. .. they also lccenci their daily Infions.
I-, .,Iorel loss of tc sranioris from lie time the,
:N'3a-i utl choir occupation q A2ua is ~ or l'
p,ssLed 4rt Not o. .Hrlc do.th
Gc i, nes wel. chased h1 the spanish cavaiiy aoi
g. Soy Ini.. d. Nafas .,ad. Tho re'el- W'r" lci by
tDu ur,Uifno. Eo lrurC. 'i prisoners were irau'
nc >Vaui.. vaf.f'. .iuel Ai'Tu nom 'tir "iiA p"
iY.ens Was di,lii.d hY STORM, and lHtinE hul'.
i.ie- rti .uts 70 rrlt ir ,as taf,y Islands. S1'se
oD.,..s. r was f.cot 0r, IN t'e ho in te oo'. 'nt
=. fesse soon ir flames and rs iho tairra than
g.cd lcwle--urc zinc 'n shore. she was SUNK ana
Niip-a,c totI !.ss. VIII L.s wen. down y, tl
ratioas 2,5o ,ets and -.tVN teAts Ii lu need .'
: Ito Domingo.
Ii8U. :. .t.amcr poviataD arrived from forsf1
1rulr i-rlay. Sic liin-s r' hrWs. - ". ! 'i
board ol l,r. oar Vice 0u-al-OcncFal Nsitre Deg
H. morning.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION or TIE THIRTY
sfvrNIn snrrr VI Z. CHuRcu.-The annual sunday
Schoo! F,hibtion Of tho Tlriy-so'enih street n. /
Cbu,,h will be held at ihe church No l29 Eist
Thir'ysal,Hih street, this evening at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

MuRprRors AssAULr.-John Cough, mate 81
3D. ship Isaac neebe ard Clas. Cassidy were arrested
lor cutting WIN. I"nctee in tlc face Win kIi.r
wDc De was lying asleep on bench IA bis boarding
house. II an early hour on Tge.dly morning. Tie
wounded man wa. conveyed 10 the CITY Hospital. Jui.
tcc Dywlng committed iic acgNsed 81 examination
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BULLS liEAD.--Ihe close Of the beef cattle
MAKE. yesterday proved moro favor De go dIorer' shan
che previous week Ihen r1ic's fcl or. and ail Tho
stock could not be- .ol. Yestofday ifc,s T,ro as good
- Mondny aud l iho stock spid ncrdrf on thai En'
In over ;lc prc,ioas week Iul l.ric-lafs AZ given
10 ihe report o. .ho market iu icF day ihc static
tics of year -'1 VIII be given showing aa increase
% Ilubar of llocis blta decrease ~ average wrFl
TIE rr,e for tlc yell 'ops A.h,r aV'rrFo thaa aHy
year oi tao pat ieu. though -oac moats cf i7 ~"t
much l-hcr than any ~ i-r1.
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nrrFNs For THE S0LDlrRS.-Attention Is
aed to the advertisement in another column urging
om women to commence At once knitting mil'chs ior
tho soldiers.
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SPFCIAL OHDEua No. ffl.-1ho Judge Advocate General h
drf,I f1 thk~ - ipf tie Iett ad punl.lnn o
a p,rsors may 10 violation a. te o ns staio pro
volunteer Zoo CTS of s~wlaft 2, De- fr and
credited el.t 80 order of the Commander b. Chief
JOIN T. AlAA6LE, Al l'ant OebcraL
Wo learn from fcnti'm1 who has been largely cn
gagged ia recruiting fr tie Armies Of tho Union that
the substitute brokcfso whom the above order rcicrf
have boon known to run of aud cnics away az many
100 mon in single night from this city to Rhode Island
Connecticut Aiussaclg-etts aud other Stlics for the
purpose oi onlisting them aod robbiug then II he
bountic8 given by thoso Satce.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

EAuoNAL TEIEGRApMC SoN.-Tlc ope-
iaioIs W the A ericau Telegraph Company. members
u the National Ic.eTnYAr taon. hei melting .n
tls city on the .o.. l.t. 40 wLDA tle .ol'~t aanea
gentlemen were el,.ici oaIcri g. lie cns.ug 'ar.
L. II. Smith. Dhir.0 Director. J-lc, q. koa4sl. j..
cal Directors GcoTgo !. "anca. Local Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

The COUNTY CoMYiTrEE.-Supcr.i-or Blunt
paa tae county bouniy to about 20 volume ycsios
d y. one tird of tho recruits sworn IN arc o,or,l
mon. At LAfay.ite Hall le brokers and runners bring
in about 80 men q dly. 80 man is saorl ia until ho
crpes himself satisfied gl.h the amount Of money
hc iae received nom te broker aud tlo terms q en-
lisu4,Ht.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

THE TwETITTH UNITED STATES CoLorEp
RrornAT-The Goth United siat-s Coo-cd hc-imcr'
la. 7oo recruits 90 OF whom et Ak'rs Island, She
remaining 20 are at Emire. Tho line officers for Ills
new regiment are men WHO have boon und'F Gre, and
lege passed through . rigd examination before the
Eumlnng Board GO Washington. ms regiment
promises 30 be one % .Lg sny beet ia tie service.
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No MoRr REcmTiNo ~ NEw-YoRR FoR
OuER SIATEs-1Lc follow iug ordcfs Issued souo
J - ago hy Gov. seymour with Wow of putting d
stop 70 the outrageous trac that hss been c4rred
between substitute brokers in this and neiglborhng
Sia.es for several months past:
,rArr.I IIrlnnr,rrtrs srAIr nP Wv Ynnn
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
Aid for the Freedmen.

Al tho meeting at the Methodist Church
in this place, Oh Thanksgiving Day. = col.
lection was taken up for the benefit of the
Freedmen. 1t was suggested by Rev. W.
IL Wilson that, in order to facilitate the
raising of contributions throughout the
Township, tho School Directors and their
wives be requested to act as committees in
their respective districts, tor that purpose.
A motion was made, and unanimously car
ried. that the work be placed under the d.
rec'ion Of tho Soldiers Aid Society. We pre-.
suu'e that similar action was taken in other
townships. If not, they should move in the
matter without further DELAY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
Bryant q STATIONS Mercantile Col
lege.

We invite attention to the new ad-
vcrtisement of Bryant & strat.oo's Mercsn.
tile College, Cleveland. Within the past
year, the chain Of National Mercantile Coll
leges Of which this 10 but a single link. has
been 90 extended as to include, in addition
to the ten cities mentioned 10 the nd vertisc.
men oflsst year. those of Prosidepce, Port.
land, Rochester, Toronto, G.. W., and Mil
waukee It stretches from Maine to the
far West, and, ia its course, passes over .
portion OF the dominiops of Great Britain.
Tho rapidity with which these ins,it utions
are multiplying al over our country, Is
good evidence Of thoir prosperity and USE
%fuluess. All who have availed themselves
OF the advantage s for acquiring q CONNER.
cial education afforded by tho College at
Cleveland, bear testimony in its favor. The
teachers are able and experienced, and tho
course OF instruction thorough and com.
pleto. We would commend this institution
to all who desire to obtain q commercial
education.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
Shall Geauga Fill Her Quota

The time is fast approaching when. If our
County shalt not have filled her quota I'M.
dor the last call of the President, the def.
cheney will be supplied by draft. Shall the
quota be Allied bv voluntary enlistmcnts ;
1t should. and we think il will be; but, in
order TO secure SO desirable a result, there
must DO persistent labor from this time for
ward until the 9th of January. In various
sections Of the State. volunteering is pro.
crossing rapidly. Many Counties, if not the
entire State. will escape the draft. Shall
no. Geauga be one of them !? We are glad
to SEQ that the Military Committees are at
work. and hope their efforts will be seconded
by every citizen of the County. We re.
publish the quotas Of the several tovnsbips.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Taxa NnticA.

Owing to tho great increase in the price
Of paper, and all kinds Of stock used In q
printing Office, we must insist upon more
promp, paymen, os subscriptions. We have
nevor yet. in a single instance, charged over
vi SO pcr year, but, IL subjected to iucon.
v%enience and expense in making collections,
we shall charge a. 90. This. surely, can.
not be deemed unreasonable at q time when
the press is generally adopting the advance
system. when II eau no longer be said that
the price of country papers 10 ono.,hird
higher than that of ,belurger aud better pa.
pers Of tho cities, and when money 10 so
plenty. Persons who are in arrears, by
paying up their present indebtedness, and
for one year in advance, will enable US. for
the present, to adhere to tho old terms
Come onel Come all
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
Thanksgiving Sermon.

The Thanksgiving Sermon of Rev. W. f.
Wilson was we'll suited to the time, the
place and tho occasion. and, if thore wore
any who heard that were not profted by it.
it was not the fault of tho speaker. He
showed it to be our duty, at all times, and
under all circumstances. to cultivate a thank
full spirit, and especially at tho present
time. when, Notwithstanding all the calami-
ties and horrors of war. yeas a people, enjoy
very great and peculiar blessings. As the in.
strumenralities of peace had proved made.
quate to redeem the Nation from it's great
sin, he thanked God that the work was being
accomplished by war, and that hereafter we
might, without a mental reservation, style
our country 'the land of the free and the
home of the brave" Abiding to the day.
which was one OF unusual brightness and
serenity for the season. he said II seemed
to him the promise of that day which was
to dawn upou our country when the storm
speak SO earnestly in behalf Of the cause OF
Freedom and the Union, and reflected that
such ministers are far more numerous now
than a few years ago. when. by thousands
of devout men all over our free North, II
was deemed preaching politics" to say
one word sgainst national sins, and almost
sacriIege to pray for the poor slave, 70,
thanked God that the lips of the clergy
we're unsealed, and that, being more "val
jans for the truth" they were better pre-,
pared to aid in the mighty work of sociaI
regeneration which belongs to the men Of
the present.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
The Killed and Wounded.

Our last great victory was not achieved
without the loss Of many brave men. for
whom we are called to mourn 10 the mids,
oil our rejoicing, The 4lst suffered terri.
bly,. as will be- seen by the list below
Among the killed in that Regiment, we're
Capt. Mum and Sergeant Williams, both
Of this County. The 7lh aud Goth, also,
were undoubtedly in the battle. II is re.
ported that Col. Creighton and Lieut..
Col. Crane. Of the 7tb, were killed, and
w. F. Bartlett wounded.
FORTY FIRST REGIMENT.
Killed-Capt Mum. CO II. 4lst Ohio J.
Cawtop, CO G. l24th Ohio Sergt Williams
4lst Ohio /; E. Kingsberry. 4lst Ohio.
Wounded-Cyrus Keeler, CO B 4ist Ohio
Mss''n Price. co B, Ais, Ohio II. T. David
son CO B, 4Ist Ohio; Corp A Emerson. ca
d, Ais, Ohio; NJ Cooley. CO G., 4lst Ohio
WIN Garnet, co G. 4lst Ohio ; WIN Dimes,
CO B, 4lst Ohio. seriously; Jacob Deal. CO
]. 4lst Ohio, back and side Benj Rigdon.
10Th Ohio. leg ; Luther Mitchell, CO B. 4ls,
Onio /; J G Chelis co B. dist Ohio ; Philip
Dimes co B dist Ohm ; Saml Plnmmet CO
G 4lst Ohio ; JAS II Grant CO II 4lst Ohio (;
Charles Gunsol, CO H 4lst Ohio ; CYRUS
Reeder 4lst Ohio; A Camp CO G 4lst Ohio
Jno NJ. Walden 4lst Ohio James Carlin
CO G 4lst Ohio; Benjamin E Meedham CO
ID 4lst ONO, right hand (; J w Morr en- B
4isr Ohio right shoulder James Shankiin
ca G 4lsl Ohio left hand ; Jacob Shanklin
CO q 4lst Ohio right knee Harrison Gear
co X 4lst Ohio right knee; Henry z Nor
ris Co c 4ls' Ohio right arm /; Richard Ros.
setter. CO f 4lst Ohio right hip Charles
Howell Co f 4lst Ohio right log /; Harry
Beldin. CO B 4lsi OHIO head Edward Wag.
oncr CO c 4lst Ohio left thigh M. S. Sa.
than cn B 4lst Ohio right arm A Vanety
CO q 4lst OHIO bowels; Jno Clark CO | 4ist
Ohio loft leg Sam Plummer CO c bowels ;
Anthony Camp CO G do dangerous /; Frank.
lin Haverslock Gu Q do /; Thos Conway CO
Z do WI Leech do Alonzo Kopo CO G
do; Wm Garrit Gu G. do mortally ; LIT. Dir.
lin do severely LIT Mckay. do hand; j
Markweltsr CO c do {: s Grayhill co c, do.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

ErWe are panied to hear Of the al.
Fiction Of Prof. Rhodes. of Hiram, iu the
loss Of his vile, who died very suddenly
on Tuesday afternoon OF last week. The
deceased was an amiable and intelligent
lady. and much beloved by ok who init.
mately knew her. In his bereavement,
Prof. Rhodes has the heartfelt sympathy
of very many friends in this community
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04

Ev-I. gives us much pleasure to learn
that The Eclectic Institute at Hiram, so
well known throughout this section, not
withstanding the war, is s,iIl in a flourish
ing condition. Al the Fall term, $50
students were iu attendance. and. at the
Winter term, which commenced on Tues.
dar OF last week. there are not less than
$50. which is u large number for the sea-
son and the tines.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-12-04
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