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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Party Politics and Public Balls
To n. rd;,cv of IN. AZ y rr;b,,c. "a 70

Sir: As the Scrgesnt-a,-Ar,ns OF the Union
Central Comnit,ec having charge nj tue Union Hril
corner Of Twenty and Broadway desire to
correct certain seneuis contained in Tia Fors news
pepper Of to-day. 1t Is true that the hall was net for
u respectable ban. to comner 90 az IL O'Clock On
the evening VI the alst Spst. Bat ii Is not hne
that any officer speaker o'tho Union meeting hold In
the rary part Of that evening present at the ball
Nor 1t true that any official OF the GoTernnieht OF
any candidate for election any prominent friend oil
ihc Administration ws received at the ha' a.sc- the
adjournment Of the Unics meeting. VA.
Jous BIApY.
Sergesnt-at.Arrns Of Union Central COMMITTEES.
Eet York, Sept. ~. ioei.
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Union General Committee Nomination.

r7,.r -A,saxDY Dn,sicr--C orniy Convent ,n--Bcns
9o we}"ossn 4 Tsyrr @s Convent o r. T.
Lueder Wu. McMoveTah, Nm. iLs7ns Ous' Never sts'
A. Me1e Asasy III o., I'm pa r. M.
scrsd fr REF. Dr Mens d. sarqui', Pnl Derso chs',
Ricy. w. Uir'ch c..s.u ut.
Mclaughlin 0cofro W, WilHrs, Au.n'us T. urcene N
" iion-g oheTd Kesss, John cf'nb,y a. u uosan "m.
Ssse peis I, ~, J,. A,,yG rse Il w,
robert Kesse OwtnO Connei ncnes BCnnel jno McCoii,
George Goodwin, Aasas'si Aey.as ,..,.. G.,
g wsescs. Estssn Kins.ey Miehsel NeDenen chas. lin.
demon August Srlunid Henry hocher Johi Moie. Coz.
ssc w . FIssse Fcafc Bang Charles
Lndersn. Assemey GGnyent9l,-A schnid.; aonaa
Je.eph 4 Gs.an-r GeoIse Der Jso,b Miller G. Li:lt, VIZ
ss Flintz Ira Iiaioe, Oeolze Bl4Sdags. william Wes
Mcfsnn Ranben g. Mi.s Daniel sseehEn, John she;irnrs
wn.m Hs,sn e tyons LOUIS s .. N9ifS T sC1i
Ionr rba-hers John Harry tior,e Palmer Edward Shsr
lock John Brown Assembly Oony, n.ion-join Jsoobs
samuel Hst.or, Misia Rich, George ws..oa, Philip nerer
SIxrH Assembly, DIsrrior. County couven,'Sn-ssnd-
ford Z. Mscoubor, Harvey H. Woods, William shil.sy so
pH Sss'r ssSi a dspac m
son Soms, H. oatey, Carl Pfosr'nr, Charles Ks,sr p.nis
s'-is i' %;s.ssy ;sis
Pelham o. 81 Ksyacr George Krs. wlx,a Wsten. frsnci'
H. FIsnkiiu Aagas,us snyche Jacob Bril- John seibeIt
s M,,n, A osa Bdn William &. T William
Fdwards John 8. McPherson, r. H. Cady William H. war
rem Geo W BlaDt Joseph SoudeT Abraham t. Ua.cr ION
RAbinesu Johp Morrson. AleIsnder carson John ~ us
p-r Conxression Al Convention-Jsmes d. MIIsy Mnes '"
s,x,l ~. an Ordsn, Augustus Dow, Ambrose
MinReriy A. Dewitt Baldwin. y r. igyton, Geo. Is Desne,
Robert Beatty Charles ef.ne, Kdwsrdt tohhcn Whnsn
vi Housner lanes Thomas, u h. Shnrt. Assembly Co'
vstio- klntthe. Kanr, Lesnder blnner,y James NJ pave
Ben r. Osranaer James seight Daniel Andef on Henry
Otion Jobp w hall Petrr riauvet Abrlbam d. tooper
Aadfew j. Conkng. Jtns. soades Oscas kesis' William
Il. Noble. Ali, a.
dew 1Tat Anthony Glsstaio John G. Van Riunt, J9.epi
a.sg Ausss fsins. Wa Cole " ~ nfr ~, y :
Joaa T. =. ..g Geessc Snith loha Barry, Soi.. "sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Irorrr AgRIvAIs.-General Vessels, Il. =.
vols 7 j Vail France and Isaac Rich, England
are ct the Clarendon Hotel - ,u r..
Hon, Dean Richmond. Batavia; Hon. q. w; PASS
pit,sbnrgh; Hon. T. Flower. Hnrtfordj Hon. j. ~ NJ
mold and Mark skinner. esq, Chicago are ut the d.
Col. Char. Porter, Caliornisi Capt. Geo; W. AM
ard ST. Aired Ken. U;s Army and W. H. Do"HS'
aJo at the Metropolitan Hotel ~,
non. n. Gambler. Mich. Capt Howell u >. Navy.
asd Lent Col Dalton 9Th VT Vols aie at tho Ailoi
Xbrsn r. Garfield esq returned to the Hctropcli'aI
hotel from Safetoga Yesterday. ,.n,
H. g. Hetxel, esq, from Iewisburg, Penn. Is az 'h'
Everett Housc.
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Wonderful Results from uhe Use -
CaEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

Approved and used BY prominent Physirass ssd 0AssA
Isdss and srrtec,en OF the highest sanding boar witncss =
s virtuea ys,sorss gray fooled Aa to iss ssists
color steps falling prevents aAndrua irritation or o
Ing keeps tho head clean, cool srd beatty viii NOT As
the skin soil the wbit.-t fabric; keeps the hair son ~
glossy aaa 1, remain IN any dssra5s position Ne
other dressing 10 required Sold the drugs and -
O.cs No .es Broadway ~her. sivee AZ to nsss~s"s =
tie hair viii be sratuitoosy gwen Price 81 per bossae -
PER hafdozsn in fsnsy bozss Can bs ssn by efFrss~
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, n. n.
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON Monday. s.

" WASHINGTON. MOnday, Hflf III IeO5.
During the recent MILITARY operations ia the
largo force of eAperiensea az eas miI.setng 10 tie
up1aasd ard de lIibHiHg stores among tho hospitals
there SIX loads Of hos pitl supplies have 5eeh sent
Ia Uarpcr's Perry FROM Baltimore nud Washington md
forwarded In the COMMISSIONS wagons TO winchester
and other points where iLs wounded aie Collected
The subscriptions TO tie Seven hi.y loan for the past
tuo d.ys "a repOIted 10 the Treasury Department.
amount 10 81 632 CD and 10 TIE TepfoTty oan' s54'
900.
The Overland Mail service 10 the Paede j. 70 be- ii1
,pelatoy resumed and TO-DAY the Postmaster General
advised the Postinas in tho principal cities nc
cOTdmgly.
The government has not apart from newspsper pn't
NcationE. iuiO nation o Feece propositions through
s,e lines a Atlanta, or ron any oiher qnarter.
There Il no lutL ia tbs leyVi tlat Minister Adams
Is about 70 retire from h. diplomatic position
..t.... v.-, NAVAL SUBSTITUTES. ~ ...
Orders haye been issued TO the Navy Depart
mont directing that hereefer substitutes s L. 10
ceiyed for tbo navy unioss they b. seamon " heeu
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fAiNet,l.e,n-rt ]

Give CoyTSTITUTToS WATER fair trial.--We
M you no are nnder some seiais caro- from year
10 yasf aud We particularly l!lue " ladies' vino ARE
constantly retn< 10 loca! Treatment and all sorts OF
local ayps iioIs or Diseases With much chance OF
success there would bo from local applications to the
throat for diseases OF tho brain. Sold wholesale ~
MORGAN & ALLEN. 40. ~ Cliffs. md oil druggists.
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VACANCIES or IHB MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC
STATE TIcKET-The Hon. L. II. LoiArop he's declined
the nomination OF LieuenantGoyeTnor and the Hon
George hmiit n nomination candidate ofthe state
Lana Office The State Central Committee have select
cd to Ill these vacancies the Hon. Milton Brsokett as
Iouenant-tioyernor. and tho Hon. George H. kieh Tor
Commissioner of the State Land Office.
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MARRVI ID,

uARTT-HARTr-Dn Thug-day Sept y. - s. John,
New Brurrswck mo Rev Rob son, H. febsron Hsrt,
81 D. Of this city 10 Jennie NJ eldest daughter Oh j. W.
Hart, csq., Of tho fornlor Iiace.
BndsoB City on the 24h in...
~ the Rev. NJ. T.. Ellison j. Wesley isq'e. OF hudson
City to Helen H. Whitney Of South Bergen. No CARDS
c.DrFR-IIcY-fn .hs ETY. On ,fn 2it' iu. by The Rev
r. II. L. Cook, Thomas Sadltr VI New ORR 10 oiss VI
Louise liss 81 Staten Island. No cards
WArSON-UEERY--On Sept. 9, by the H.s >: = oedden
AZ tho home Of the bride Mr. Da, Watson of Newi ofA
to Siss sssaa j. Geery os Rshwas, New JeEse,. t
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Prem yickrSurG and fisi-'fr.

NICRsBtR0. sept u, VIA taIp. @vti
Gen. Dana hos commenced eetvo operations
In this disfic, large eayaFg fCroo ten last mig 2.
under Col. Js5orDe. MIA, u BE- followed BY heaIy
cavalry force. - result " IL probably he known IN
ten days. 3 IegiO Nts sLoi On tDs lth M wv
arc to Dc executed On The a5ti, I,n uiuuty'
Paymas.ers ere paying the troops hers.
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CIV. CASBY.--A New-oFleans colder says'
He appears to be in earnest and TO be thorough sol
der Bcsiles. should take him 10 be man OF DUST
ncss o, 10 haa been here moro than two r'or,a ana
ha not We, found time 10 have his photograph taSsn
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Disaster ON the Lake.

CLEYLLANp. o, lNondAy, sept p, IsV7.
81 The brig Sultan, which lett here on saiurday
aleruona struck bar ia the evening ad sans ABOUT
i've miles east O. here. The took 70 INC rigging.
The owners obtained Il steamer II daylight and reseued
TIE mate Nio was the sole survivor. seven lives ere
lost. The vessel and cargo arc d total loss.
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philadelphia ca,,sc Market. sErr. es.

Cs,te market dun; prissic lowes kscdssd 9o Ne =
Bsf Cattle; Esg % IS ea ,,o , ,,ssS ,l
sod ~ 60trc. - n erosA Cows uehrfget ~ w. ~
A 30 e.. , Lr,d Hoes-ss. 20oo Gea " 9!sa ~
I'D a. let itr lite. fvT good cQTn eel
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Fire al Detroit.

DETROIT S1iurdAy. Nep'. y I1OI.
The warehouses OF D. OGradv, Clafk ~
Yoang and Russell & Giicheil, were struck by lghT-
ring las. night and entirely consumed Loss non
$1,000 to si0OOO Insured.
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Er;tsrs ell ~ Celebrated stretesi,t who fel
with Atlanta.

AT his head y worn.out spade;
At his feet a broken pitcher;
Here, in his last ditch is laid.
Mac, the everlasting ditcher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27

Sir Charles Lyell, the eminent English geclo.
DIST has been created baronet He was only kniS
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'ar.t -lr r9t .s
FALL and Winter.
/ am prepared offer OF the largest stocks -
FALL aud WINTER CLOTHING syST offered y
th. city, and MS de IN the most snd best rnss
mr.. and prinss tow - IT. pcsaby - uede
Furnishing aud cbllrens pepafts-nt n.t e,.,,aled
y. u. BALDWIN,. ~
.. ...r ... .. Nor. ~ sad ~ ESacTy..
Tic largest store in the ely. .l-.
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Lincoln and johnson.
THE
TREMAINE pROTiIhltS

L,Scors ioHssos
CAMPAIGN SOSD LOOK ....-.
will be out Wednt sdsy the 2st Fvey song wresu ex-
psnsy for this Campaign and adapted 10 the mo popular
und ian iliss airs VI tue day. . .rf
Pre-. IS cents. $40 per hundred Send In your ordefsto c.
M TREMAlNE No. 10 Washing car DO obtained 81
.ty Neyss Agency. ~
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Eun,".~~ Nvst,ru.


The LATEST SrYLEs-1he celebrated hat
uanufscur.r Rscr ~ No 2a Broadway ha, iu;raducri
,k style ha; for the present season, and reflects
great If upon hi for combines beauty sni ro
ssl IN emipsn, degree II {. rare ,h such graceful
covering 1r the bead AID every this gentleman
improve upon the previous HI inventive
fiegl,y l. quito remarkable
Mas. WIysLows SOOTHING SyRUP--FoS chill.
d'n Teething Cure. Dy-cu,ey ad Danhsa csaiiies The
stomach and Bovos end cure. Wind Cole
Dr. LIGHTIlLL has returned to the city
ana c,n uoR be daiy committed 81 ls reaencs No - s..
MARKS place. from ios I'll On pes'aes', Calirh.
iud ~ d'ass' Of thc E.e, ar. and TAsoli
Fog RnIuMArIsM, WEAK Rack, OR KIDNEY
S o. r. kFtFHs i9!is" s6 S; fa .,',,
kNAPP'S indian STRENGTHENING PLASTB6S are
thu aud eff CT m dy known of weakness ia
the bl's, Or pain ~ the .lde o. ofes''.
WHATEVER DR.. BURNETT mekcs is the best
Oft. krd Hs i.~". '"~''"- a. 'As ls!r 90 Favor
Ice f'rsc' sultan iha, reputation Fos sac b. Dugs'''
Ofooer' aud le-sry Dealers.
REsEs AFRICAN fEvEe AND AGOR CURE
cure oI Fever AID Agae Il nsyeE sti Depot NO
~ Libei,y.s,. g air..
IVORY JLwsIRY, A rI7b ASSORTMENT: also.
ivoaT PnARL SLEEVE Lurross =, "sLLIsGs, No 81
isI'--"AJ, "sp % fHooV'"Th f''P'""f
INV SKwING MACHINES
V. y. wrckp. Jr ass B,o-Iwuy conner Dreonc. s..
ADDRESS 10 Sa0KEgs.--PoJLAK& SON, Nicer.
schsp removed CO.. Brogd-0y Fourth.
1t. wlOesns anl rsai Pir~'o to or.er ana repaired
For The Han and Skin---BARRYis TRICoPHBR-
cts, the b-. ani cheapest article Sod ~ a.! druggists
il yOu want to know, &c, read
MEDICAL JoaNOs SESs;,
cmious boo. or caon pegpr and good book for very
s, rhss a. y Il b. Lad al al Rows dsp9''' Contents
d. =. Il. foorg, No. 1,i9o Bro-dvay,N Ny.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b FRANK PALMBa, LID,
Gvgs TrE Btsrr Patent LIaBs TO soLoiER--Fsss' ~
or ossiosr ~ .rEsro Baass.
BATCHHLoRs HAIR Dy-E--,ihe beat in the
IN eaec, The scaulrc ia signed Wru,g 4. BACHELOR.
soid by al DIagsi,l,. f.e,or! No. 81 hnrIl.Y.
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKg PICTURES.
Csres Dc Ni.i,s "a per aesea Dupssies = ~ ~
i've. res.s.e.,e IL ~ 1--WE 10 - a. y: !,
M,Ryis's Patent Alum aud Dry Plaster Fire
and Burglar sArKs, for Oaicos nnd Dr-r'inss
mAKvis 60. No. l6s Broadway New YORK
GROVER & BAKRR's Highest Premium, Elias.
,lr Stitch sxwiSe-H, riyss Nos <o Broadwsy, New
TaussEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS. sC@RsSoRY
BANDAGRs SUPPORTERS. sc.-NsRsp Co.'S kadtcai Cure
Tr1fs Onc. only e NJ. ktsey-i. Lay a'srndut.
PRINCES IsPnOyLD PRoIEAy FOUNTAIN Pen.
Sa,isfarto OF Eugrsrteed ono hing wrlte. ten lonr-
lCRoI Co., tIoine,oi I solo Dig - 20. ooo Dfoad" :,
WHEELER a. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES -
For sale grn. repaired, and Machines ard opssto. sei'
inso families, 5J iirosdssy, co., znd 81 W j. H. ELLIS
WHEELER a. WILSON'S HIGHEST PREiuUM
Lock STITCH SEWING MACnisEs NO. t25 Broadway.
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Prices Reduced. ~
DENLIN G-CO. -s
Have reduced ther Frlees upon tte whoeof hsk
SUPERB STOCK az AZ -, a, "a
,-rr OYERCO OATS. ,'e.,, -,
DRESS, PROCK AND WALKING COATS rAN1As
Cl-',i' Looms. VESTS. 81 1sl-l oFi 80 -
AND BOYS CLOTHING Sess'gss
70 the basis OF q GOLD VALUE. Triti 90 NlF To-
Dealers may rely apcn the best ticos Il To owess g
OF either store asl .rf r-l..- rt-r ft rarfgss
.at. BROADWAY, cor. GRAND.Sr. ,,r IA t.irss
. BROADWAY. cor wARRENSr ,.-,s-,y
.ao.s
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Furnaces, Heaters and Ranges, -
BOYNTONS IMPROVED, BAli. BUI.NiNG. y A9s
TIGiiT, BRICK, aud PORTABLE CaNACEsj PhRL0R,
OFFICE, and STORE STOVES; FIRE PLACE and fAI
heaters in market. Also, KlTcHFHfRS and RASGts-Sn
OF which are ARRANrED tog've ENTIRE sssisscton -
sale CHEAP FOR CASH BY ~
RICHARDSON. BoyNJoN CO..
"a Walerst, New VOTE.
Call aud examine. send .or cscss.s. r.r. -|ftf
Stoves, Furnaces aud Ranges, AAehns and o.
Iii stove Furlace that WV eonsaue ~
little coal without spelling Ito sinos Ep ifs :.
winter with klnd aud give less fonpe tnsn us
tho uaIket cal al ~ r" iofs esst ~ no
way some S'p0''''' "''P''' - !. SUMNER
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Gpefial Notices.


Vote of Soldiers not In n. Y. Resirpe0ta.
UNION stats COMMITTEE ko0ss,
, AsroR Houss. NAVY oRK. sept "a, 1874
n should be borne IN mind By political friends thfonh'
o the state that there danger tina. many soldiers from
New York who are not IN Nsp York Rssmsas viii not be
th< blanks sent by Tho secretary o. state %
he oyaruok nv the ont by the Counties In 81
,uoh csSes blanks and should be ~ the iren
OF the parties thus situated that their votes may not es
o.t Application can be made TO the Stats or County Com
il,ess blanks to supply this class Of abssae veten
--..,. WALDO n. POTTER, Secretary.
Psffficai Banners, Cranspnrcncscs. =,
CALCIUM IIGIFrS, DECORATIONS be, fufrlshed az
reduced prizes q, tue old stand No. ssl Bc~ery cor
houston ..'.a... 4. a., b. -a. JOHN W. TYLER
HOyt,s Hiay~rtha restores Grsy Hsir 70 ns orrns
co or which other Restorative sfll do JOshfn noi
| 4 co, No. 10 University Pisce, Ncw-f orr
Ear.Ripc. and Pins-NEW sTyLEs.--Jn,treceivel
Tsoa Five Seven en- iwolys, ti1sen 70 SsVeM
i've Dollars sot. Tor sssei by Girp q AlsE - ~ 81
| Bt9siwpy, ", aass bols y Cs-ai'', IS ~. l...1
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Guardian Sale.

| N pursuance of an order gra nted by the Pro-
i bate Court of Genuga County, Ohio, will
otlor lor sale at Public Auction, on the 9th dGy
OF November 1864, at 10 O'Clock forenoon, upon
the plemises the following described real estate :,
situate in the township OF lmtsburgh. in the
county OF Gcauga, and state OF Ohio, aud known
as being part of lot No. ~ in said township. and
bounded M follows; Beginning at the soulhwes t
corner Of William Sankey's land. thence north
the same 10 the north hue OF the lot, thence
west on said line chains and 3 links; thence
south parallel iih the lot line 81 chains und ;
links to post; thence east chain and II links
TO n post. thence east chain aud 10 links to n
post; thence south chains and 25 links 10 tho
centre oil the highway; thence eastcrly on said
highway to The place Of beginning, containing
81 IS 100 acres OF land, gu ect to the life estate
Of Lydia A. Moore, aged d2 Years. it, eight AMI
one-half acres of the above described Ian 3,
bou nded ns follows: Beginning at the road near
rhe southwest corner OF WIliin N Starkey's land,
thence north on same 10 chains and az links;
thence west chains nd so links; thence south
par lel with the east line II chn ms and ~ links
10 the centre OF the highway; thence east along
trc same to the place OF beginning, containing
eight and one hal, acre OF land Terms ol Sale
one half In hand and the balance in one year
from day OF sale, with interest the payment %
be secured by mortgage upon the promises sold
,,tp ..' sl I GEORGE MEESE,
Guardian OF Clinton Ii. Cady.
Oct. 4th 1864. Ell. l... 769wi
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Admin istr III, -, stie o. eaJ Estate.

Admin istr III, - sbie d eaJ Estate.
TN pursuance ofsnn order granted by the Pro-
l. bnc Court OF Geauga County, Ohio will ot.
!er far snle at public auction, on the 9TH day OF
November, 1864, n, 10 O'Clock A NJ, upon the
premises, the following described renl estate sit
uale in the County oil Geauga and State OF Ohio,
TO wit: Situate in the township OF Midlleied in
said County aud State, and known by part OF lot
No. A, and bounded as follows Beg inning at u
post standing the south west corner OF su id lot
No A; thence north on lhe west line of said lot a.,
20 chains and 40 links to n pot; thence east 20
chains and 81 links 10 post; thence south on a
marked line 20 chains and So links to u post; -
thence west tho south line OF said lot 20 chs
aud 81 links to the place OF beginning, contain
ing AZ and 80 o nj lnnd-exceptng 8 y . 100
acres OF land, decided 10 Hannah Slratton from
the south west corner OF s. id above dorcribed
land-leavug 81 and - 100 acres OF land.
TERMS OF Sale One .hn II in hand and one !.
half in Year from the day of sale, with interest,
the payments to be secured by NOR gage upon the
premises sold.
ELLSWORTH r THOMPSON,
Admir- OF Harvey Belden, deed.
Oct. 4th, 1861, 769wl
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NOTICE..


To PAMELA and he. husba nd bailey, and
Eunice Sherman, who reside in Indiana
NOU are hereby notified that Hiram II Kel.
i ly, administrator OF the estate OF George
Edie, deceased, on the 18th day Of August, 4. .
ID. 1864, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within and tor the County of Geauga aud State
OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate ot said
decedenl is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges OF administering his estate; that he died
seized in fee simple of the following described
rea estate situate in said County, to wit Being
thrty-six acres of land in Runge 9, Town I, and
Lot No. /, In the Township OF Russell in said
County and State, and bounded ns follows, to
wits On the north by the highway; east by land
oi Mrs. Hall; south by land ol Charles Wilson
and lido Baiey; and west by land decided by
George Edie To Alexander Frazee as trustee for
Olive Edo.
That olive Edie Us widow OF said Geo. Edle,
is entitled to dover in said premises; aud that
Charles Edie, Eunice sherman, PAMELA Bale Y
wife OF Cyrus bailey, Caroline Robinson wife oil
Benjamin Robinson, and Geo. Edie, as his heirs
a, law hoid the next estate ofnh0rit ance therein
The prayer OF sad petition Is for the assign
ment OF dover 10 said q live Edle and for sn Ia
.ot said premises subject To such dover estate for
the payment OF the debts and charges aforesaid
Said petition will be for hearing, on tho 29tt
day of October, a. d 1861, or as soon tho reater
ab counsel can be heard.
HIRAM ii. KELLY,
Administrator ol George Edic, deed.
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A uCTlON SALE.-The subscriber will offer
~ at puhlic sale, at his residence in Middle
field. commencing at 10 A, NJ. on Thursday Dc.
iober 97th, The following personal property, to
witt good dairy cows, yearling bnlI. ar q
ions OF hay, Buckeye, Jr., moving machine, /
Two horse wagon, cheese vat, 9 cheese pres ses,
and other dairy ana farming utensils 100 Gume r.
Gus 10 mention,
lefms OF Se'e-on sums OF 50 and under, cash
down. over S5. eight months' credit with an.
proved security and interest, viii hn given
,, JOHN BOWER.
A.aatkeld Sept 30,h 1864 76Sii
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-14
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do n strictly Tea business, but, as we have had
some customers living at n distance that have
relied upon us to supply them exclusively with
Tea and Coffee it being inconyenient for them
to come 20 New York, Tue GREAT Tea AID Cor.
FEE EMPORIUM OF this country and. as our Ten
faster was possessed OF information relating to
Coffee that could be furnished at moderate
price, and give universal satisfaction, and at the
same time afford the retailer handsome profit
we have hecn compelled - supply those parties
| THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME 50 POPULAR
with our customers, and their sales have in
creased TO such an extent, that we have been
| compelled to make large additions to our ma.
ehinory, which will enable us to supply few
more customers with it. We will therefore send
| it to all who may order.
| is fast superseding all other CvGees.
| Tits Coffee has been used Tor more than cen.
Jury in PARIS aud, since It's lntroduciion'into this
country, II has been in use by some OF the lead
! ing French Restaurants here. The parsians are
said To be the best judges OF coffee and the
great iavor IN which il s held by them is the hes
I recommendation that can be produced tor its iiuc
/ flavor aud hoathy effects upon the human sys
/ TEN.
We put up but one grade Of this Coffee, anc
/ that Is o. n quality that our customers have
found from experience will give perfect satislac
/ ton, and NEE all the demands Of ther trade.
| is the lowest price that we can recommend.
| We do all our business on the most extensive
scale, buy by the cargo, and sell at only tw,
| cents per pound proht.
4 We put up this Coffee in Barrels only, Of l2
Pounds each. This method OF putting it VI
saves from Ito cents per pound To the con
5umer. and by its being in a large qunntHy lit re
tains its fine flavor much longer in his form thai
IN any other We send with each barrel Show
Cards, Circulars and Posters, TO assist the deale
TO introduce il to his customers. We hope on
customers will take pains to have them wei
posted up and distributed, as it will be to their ad
vantage to do so.
This COiice we warrant to give perfect sal tis
faction, aud, il it dues not please, the purchase
has the privilege ol returning the whole or an
part OF it within 80 days, and having his none
reiun'el, together with all the expenses o
transportation both ways
I We issue u Price Circular of our TEAS an
CoFFEEs, which we are giad 10 send free to a II VIII
wish it. Consumers of Office should inquire 70
the French BreatidSt aud DiMner Coffee, and h
sure that it was purchased OF the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
IMPORTERS AND JoBEaRs,
80 Il 81 YEsEY STREET, New York.
| 75Sm3