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znA1ED EESsos&!s sSs9isz $ IL r. saq=
SRs 'eF :a7eyS S.sS;paoa ;ns 5 ; IA
Aiaa1odf}a, and Tor1 Monroe u. o. eisass q ,ssa
Rids *ln = fs:ei.s tor sss @ aessly % Of bu,s.,+
ass an ste y 1ea ~ q s. 2,
Eoinn thcy propose 70 mako deliveries tan rs<s
ssy e Ss IN
Eh.n ~ Sel!yert.s ihali be eo1msaea. INA .aas
TIE pnSs must &c wrtttea out u words on tae n5A
DGs eR !? Ee9a .as
zach The sacss 2 BE- tnrn shed without e1trn char
,:ala. stna description Of osss corr h.,.
& tss sttc!ss e1erea nader tho s!as her.n .n,t.<.
msnt Inspecto5 eefoFe being aeee21ea
los rons,oie oias q, tne tnsesess of ia Coz:
%Fna @a IA ar s 70
yf5ed IT. aesre s9a aestRts r e .ron,,ao ~
seos thst s. i a1ee1tsa 10 Or tsey iii.
sonai Q ne amoant q tss cosaass, t: deliver "a
sad d csss tSe ia biadeF M LIQUID Il
e i!as
lo@eat tespo1 able nlcdeF or tie person Whom u.
@ay Rs s. .no~
= ne oai, Fl se.ttaease Of Ds1let AtsoEne,
& Eni Cd g ststss e a. G. nmeat, Or responsible pezsa
H1I ht1ners ri hs antv nnnad NJ th4 anr.,Y.r-..
frjec1ion of ihefr propo:als. ~~'9
Fla inn lame and fs D address Of eaeh tfdrsr,.
be feetbIy %rigtt n in fha proccsaj ~ ~ A-~es
Propceais must be nodsefaed to Br7gAetar GenessI
D. IL EucEef CHER Derot QQartormaSfeT Waenf1a =.
ton, D. tnd aaoul1 u plal.ly maIKad Il Fsopc.ssa
for Forage"
bonds in sum equal to tbs anouot oftta ennfrsct
sixr ednY the con faSrur ana rc.a u guaEun:ors viii
BE- rrqai1e cd Of the tucce.stai ol.teF OF blcae1s $50
fIs1k io1En ~ hin. suaranteth ARD bont, c,.ves
'''snaa On s9PofeasI'eo 9o:a % T ies FoFSsan Sess
~o4oN1 0-1 Spate1 ------
Ithe auoscttbe-. do herebS pfQcosa TO fue,ls- ssd
DEPARTMENT at -. nrraexhlY "a tae teFnts az
TonF aaycfr,emeut fnyt;1sE pronossh IN iorssr ~
t3ted WaahiCp1nn nennr Decer1her tsf9 fna f1fir1
iug aftfel ., y1x: - ~
- bustsls of Corn In 7scks a,-per bushe1 at a.
-nnnsheTsn II Oar. IN saes, as -. rer hrsh.n ~.
, 1864-02-06

Nj Mathews nrst prepared THE VENETIAN HAIR
"a a1nco that time 1t has becn nsed By thonsand9
ucn. e - A'''''N ~ A''~
1llE VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest II the World.
"a nf1cf - oJ Fifty Ccrta snd each tnHc ronsains
uonhle tie quantity Of dye In tbose usually sold for II
?AE VENETIAN DYf Il tic saf!:at composition Of
5fe cAe 1t Is warranted to D}urt the haf or thf
GcAlp In tlc eliEhtcst degree.
TIT VENETIAN DYE works With rnpldity and ces-
.etnty, The hnir requiring no preparation whsteyef
TIE EEEEETIAS rye produces any shade that may
DC de.tred-onc that will not fade crock Or wash ont
cents For tale by al Druggists. Prepared only by
-070 a. l. MATHEWS.
Genera! Agent, IL Gold etrcet, n. r.
Also, ManufAc;nrer Of MATTE W6' AkNlCA HAlk
.aLLSS. tho best Astr dressing In ps1 Itco ceuts'
, 1864-02-06

L EscE sroIEs.
s..,., cMc.oo, n. "a; "a; "a: ~.
NE aeta /: Poeoek Tgss0xr,
LrAET stn, 1scs. for furnishing tho following Suit
5000 pounes of lest quality coarse Hor,ny, ma:s
e% Rs IT, pr. 1Y + in .nG
reis 70 oe mi assd !insc..' " ~ .N' D
pounds 91 eest aualf, 2 a.s 9sds
thoroughly eeopetea. and in sood order. Bar
1000 po1ns Ii 70 of t ~ i;shs Yellow cose srs,r or
e.; 'Ps 9t H.. Il sef0r the PaFp0s'' and to b
4ouo psand, ii P7t ne Rice .best quaty). pas uo Ia
sa.hei = acse s. PaefRea R;. !
:. -. fs,s e hs I'M head I lined. ~ ~ ' '
6.a 6aSaf ri e t1s sEss ass o es6s r., y1s;a.
s9Va E1l; 81 saIs t
ns9ptfsnzs sp one ounce troy ne cider VloessF
sas q
"a aaRsR9 q Vnsxsr sr's
ne Kind Of package.
81: s1f e. 6 Z IT Is :.
pou1d-S1xee:
e'fn s; senSsy x
Or other adul, eEatton, to bare no unpleasant
snS ID 10 fs' 6 VII assa 6siofs s.
ct sA' u
$40 gallons or good Aolasses, IN barrels halc-
1,so pounds Pure Ground Black Pepper The .ep-
i Beaos
To bs bfantps ds1ss. .Es swssp9,5;avs pounds Zach;
1ss I'D 10 Il 1xe equal tbs
das b. as e
fGs sanDI.s a Esee q e
70 % sampss q hon ne
sy h4ts ~ s9gss sst ;n psgpsr n1st b 10 neat
, 1864-02-06
351urltiol1al.
TDLEWILD.
arrbiterturr.

ARCHlTECTURlJ. 4 f: Le
II Mouln1er, Architect from Paris. has Int arr.
IN Chicago aer residing r EsE q for1 c1.s n
konor Elm Win their confidence In architectural MAA
terra loa Randolph street. Rsfsrences- tsrs3
PFss!danf l,C, E B. Co.; Gao. 1.Ai7. rssss7s71
, 1864-02-06

"CV III VE Z z1&ssE "F.1@@"s
TIo promise 10 restore gray hair 70 tts natur u color
with roisonouR and tmPer. Get dyeA o. sulphar and
.t*d. Ci.Is1ADul;O's Is TIE ONLY DYE that u
fctly reliable; perfectly elupe PERFECTLY harnllcss;
perfectly po!sollees; perfectly Initiates nature and
Manufactured bv j. .CHtSTADORO. 9 Astot r ronse,
Stw York. Sold everywhere, nnd applied By all Hair
DreAeera. Price Il, &51. and = per box according
/ o SIC. }a1Lul73 1tn1E
, 1864-02-06

V&&0CTE Ed0 NC N0FNWs
DT. Hcbern. CANCER and Consumption Ctsupton.
nee Chicago, ILL., &c sncrs1afnl.y His aud extracts
Ganerss K1hoHt pain OF knife. IN from fonr TO txen.
lour hotff. Also cures ali krdl OF sores and ali
chronic diseases and piles. a cure Always x9arsu-
tcCd Or mar, r. O. Bpx 6fS3 Yrk EShtt1
, 1864-02-06

sD The London Times has been caught
tripping, by some sharp-eyed contemporary,
r.1{
, 1864-02-06
Human Erai1ry, or Physiolo.Is
rs81 Xk ksstsr.ar-r8s o.

Should be rtad by evefy body. = treats On, and
shows how, evil results arising from carly abuse
zrd unhappy contamination mag be suby ested- with
sure method nf dtspeaog the misstylnEs m4ny e1-
Y. A.. BARRON. 18i R'cccA er street, New York.
fr1ec IS ccnis- Mailed free everywhere.
To he had also Of Il. ECOEIL, IS Hando1nh RtFeet,
Chicago III. de13-ty7lYlE
, 1864-02-06
[For the Chicago Tnbunel
Sojourner, Truth, nnd ssThe ONLY Son
of His MQther..

03 LIE AAV&AG1s8
Not far from the city Of Battle Creek, Mich
igan, resides one ]. 4. -, we1l-known
conserrntive'' Of what peculiar type 1t Is
difficult to determine; but one thing Is GER
tain, be docs not like an abolitionist.
A few weeks since, Soionrner Trnth was
preparing to visit her friends OF the LIST Mich
Ing aid 10 pay her expenses, She met ]. 1.
-.-, in store, and appealed to him, but
without success. Some Conversation ensucd
Enough to reveal to the shrewd old lady his
character. He turned to leave, and she called
out, "Who be yon?'
Vi am the only son OF my mother" was the
response
}ourner.
1t needless to add that the ssconseryatiye''
left abou thar time. Pass this around.
, 1864-02-06
NrDrp11 8itterS.
IR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
GEDRON BHTTEHRS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

e. II.
g sS5a tSs*5 g. si 's 81 ss!i:
1oSs 81 sseea s 1sG ss.en. ne
tna' valushle druE al. Gonpo1,d 81 WIG c4err!
aae Ssnta, IN: iss Wos1n Lozenxss, ID n
1 sa Hoa Bat s as
1o~tLg llo1y OF hfb lie remains 70 he attane 10 his
isfs & +; S
tte hasis u he htt.s1 now oesd e tse pullG M Ths5
Amert.a. e whom as v1:.ues have sssa sposn z, for
diap BIDS ertance to fte 1nost Cos III malaria. ae1
b. ts sns5 s .hs ssn IT. &c ost tals ss In 4
che hoay TIE Il potent to cure. no matef what
Willie H. hui !. not prepared to endorse th.se1
Era-ac ant he y Ieve.tess satisfied from "a
ss-es s,tsing f,om eAtosuss eita,r 70 changes Of
FL i;'}s
DYSPEPSIA
ard ,ee .ttent.rt ts.,n Of syrtom; It ss NOR: In
sanee ofiSe Mate:i. M:aie., :n.. s.n fuz 5sonent
.he 1ltn ec,tion Of 'he u s. D1'psosa8oFy' pager
seriss q expertmentstn in hica Dr. Bull has been
r. }ass beer q q 70 M
eoos sioa ofced5o1 w3ta t., osn rp1f9yss gF IT.
aus no e.ua1i in the World.
IL nK1. ,nn9 ia1s 81 as@.ss such tanfs
1t e. cir <a1oe Tbs rsteet plan IL ior avery que
CEpnON RITTERs
onr thai and ron viii ncver use snr othe.s
II j. not nece sary to punlsa ioag II, VI diseaseA
he cef1sa e KID
Il III affection. Of the Br,ia depending upoa De-
rangrmeDt OF the Stomach or Bo~ela:
, 1864-02-06
Darnisb.


MILLER d. LEWIS,
attorneys and Connscl1es ut Law
Office ~ Warrington street, ChiosEo, 1ilinoa
, 1864-02-06

Az Gnfaii!ng cure foE Seminal Weakness. NOCTURNAL
Memory, Universal Lassitude,, Pains in The Back,
Dmne5s OF VISION, prematnfe O1A Asc. Weak Nerves,
Eruptons the Face, Pale Couatenance, Insanity,
departing from the path OF nature.
EV This medicine IL q simple vegetable extract,
and one on which 81 can rely Il las been used in
our practice for many years, and with thousands
treated it has not failed in single Instance It's Gu
ratiye powers haVc been sufficient to gain victory
over the most stubborn case.
E| 10 those who have tFined with their constitu-
tion, until they think themselves beyond the reach
% Il msdleal M T. aia; %e wonid ssy, DESPAIR soT! he
yieo9, and after e AL qnack doctola have failsdl
forwarded BY Express to a{l parts Of the world
81 For full particulars. get . Circular from an,
N mail nee to any one desiring The same, faIi trea
ttse, In pamphlet form.
All such or1'crs must be seat t. c; a. COOK. Chi
cago, cur General Agent for the West.
Sod by all Druggists everywhere. .
G. H.. .CDOK, CH1oAGo. Genera! Agent for the
States Of 1iaota Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan and In
DR.. W. E MERW1N & CO.,
SOLE Pnopn1rroRs,
, 1864-02-06

Total!iabilltes .......... ...........,S1ete6i S
Agents Instructed to take no rlsk exceeding Twenty
Thousand Dollars, Without special permission. .
Ine gFentest amount IN any one city, town. village
CT BLOCK Tsrieet and depends upon the construction
mAtcrlats snd the means Ok atrestlng fires
Cory Of the charter fle with the Audttor GILL.
nGts, md "a unchanged
THOMAS a. ALEXANDER, President.
LCC1C9 J. HKSpEE, Secretary.
Hartford, Jauuary 1st. 16Gi.
, 1864-02-06

n1SSOLUTION OF COPART-
Ing between the undcrsignetl. under TIE arm Of
THOMSON d ALSToS. 1s this day dissolved b. mu-
All debts due :he concern to be paid to Nr. Alston
Who liz authorized to Ernut ncqnIttance1, and by
whom nil deb:8 due By thc late 1FIn will b. paid
fEtgnedl JAMES THOMSON.
Chicago, Feb. Sd, 1854. JOHN ALSrON.
, 1864-02-06

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The rs1n Of COOLEY, FARWE1L 4 CO: expiIss
this dur by Initiation Either Of tho fhFtnera WILL
>aen u'e III Al 0oN's ~ ~ FEAEC1s B. COOLEY.
JOHN V. FARWEiL
Chicago. Feb Il, 1854. MARSHALL FIELD.
, 1864-02-06

Let us take cornsel from the wisdom Of our
Il4eated ali tho property Of armed Tories wou!i
few years later, establish 1t as fundamental DOC
izine Of the Constitution that no condscat1on can
taintedt Il 1t probable that men who had Just
done what they had etnbbornly held to be right
should enact as part Of the supreme law Of the
- The historical argument @ lei o IS complete. The
act Of the Fathers proved its own propriety !;
end 1t demonstrated what they meant, or
rather What they did not mean, by the con-
stitutional provision on Which the opponents
Of confEcation base their objections. The
legality" and the "e4pedieucy" he set ont
to prove are proved,
, 1864-02-06

SALT, SALT, SALT.-We have
~ 2tco barrels Saginaw Fine Salt, for sale tn lots
Of CO. barrels and &6D per barrel, delivered
on the cars. The Bals L. ths best quality, and new
n. s. NICHOLS & CO,
3a24u1&{-9t 1S3 South Water street.
, 1864-02-06

STATE OF CoSEEC rICUT, HARTFORD, Couy-
T1, sS-Ie1so9a1ls appeared besosc ne. Henry Fow-
ter o.ths. Thomas i. Alexander Prestdent aud Ii
clus l. Hsndes; Secretary. and made solemn oAth,
ton Of the -Etna Insurance Company Is true.
Henry Fowler, Justice OF the Pe3ce.
, 1864-02-06
Go1)art1lrrsDip.

THE COPARTNERSHIP
Il heretofore existing between the undersigned is
this day dissolved By mutnzl consent. Samuel Shack.
without interruption. ar IL alone authorized 10 ute
the name OF tho late firm in the settlement Of III
business. 6AA'L GHACEFOiD.
CHICAGO. Feb. 4, 1854. GEO. 81. HON..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

resistance were shot in the cars, either
killed or wounded. and we're left on board.
The other passengers including between
thirty and lorty solciers were all ordered
on, Of the ears. and plundered Of all their
money and valuables. As soon as the
stripping was completed the vile miscre.
ants commenced ising upon their cap.
lives, the unarmed soldiers. some OF whom
attempted to escape, but we're pursued
and shot down like wild game. Twenty
four Of these soldiers were thus bui cbered
seven Of whom were OF the Is, Iowa Cav
airy, and ten OF whom were discharged
soldiers, veterans returning to their homes
from Atlanta. Alter these men were
thus hunted and shot down. their bodies
were beaten, their heads cut of or hack
ed with swords. Mr.. Roland, express
agent at Centralia, was also among the
killed. The murGerors work having been
accomplished, the torch was applied TO
the depot. and the train containing the
three wounded civilians was fred and
started on its way up the road. 1t ran
about SIX miles, when it stopped and was
slowly consumed. .+# o..
The band then passed on. and in about
one hour was followed by Major johnson
and his command Of $50 militia men,
Two or three miles beyond Centralis,
Anderson hid his men 10 the bushes, And
awaited his pursuers. Major Johnson
approaching the ambush. was fred upon.
He Immediately withdrew his command
dismounted them. and formed in line Of
battle. At this moment the sueriillas
burst from their hiding place with yells
and rapid firing. Major Johuson's horses
took fright and left HIM and his men to
wage the unequal contest on foot. They
had delivered but one yolley when tho
guerrillas were upon them. shooting.
hacEing and staying 10 the right and left.
'fhe militia made no stand, scattered and
fled in all directions, Egh,y.six Of their
number. including Major, Johnson, were
killed in the very 6eld where they dis
mounted. Ten others were found dead
in the prairie toward Centralia. Out Of The
whole command Of about $50 men. twen-
" five were all that. up to our latest ad.
vices, had escaped.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
A Short Catec hism.

Who arbitrarily arrested the entire Leg.
islature Of "a Sovereign Stste?" ....-.--.
George B. Mcclellan. . ..s,v a.. ..s
Who nsed the militsry to prevent Mary
and Democrats voting for thor favorite
..r .. 'r. ". rrsa'
George B. Mcclellan.
Who urged the President in 1861 to stop
volunteering and enforce drafti
George B. Mcclellan. !, -...........
! Who advised the President to emanci-
pate slaves of the enemy, under tn o war
power, six months before the Presidsnt is-
Sued his Proclamation? ., ..
George B. Mcclellan. ...... .......,
Who has belped TO kill tens of thousands
Of Southern Democrats?
George d. Mcclellan. .. "a 81
I Who is tho Presideutia, candidate of the
Democratic party, which condemns all OF
the above acts?
George B. Mcclellan. ''
Who writes letter Of acceptance In which
he intima,es that the army is used in carry,
ing IN an unconstitutional war. yot holds
bis Msjor-G Generals ship in the army? n.
George B. Mcclellan. ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
The Butchery at Centralia, Missouri

We get from the St. Louis Democrat
the particulars Of the horrid rebel butch
cry at Centralia:
Bill Anderson's band Of guerrillas.
numbering about ITS men, had been
chased out Of Monroe county and were
on their way TO the South. when they
came upon the town Of Centralia, on the
line OF the railroad. The citizens took
them for the State Militia. Shortly after
their arrival the passenger train from ST..
Louis arrived. which they Immediately
seized. Three civilians who made some
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
General Garfield.

This gentleman was in the city to-day,
having Just arrived from hard service 10
Indiana. The General is somewhat
knocked ap," his labors not being con-
fined to ever one speech daily. General
Garfield is anxious to devote a week to
his owu District. but the Stale Central
Committee demand his services for the
copperhead section Of the State and the
General :s compelled to yield. This is
his excuse for not attending to his own
District and the Union men Of that Dis
trict, however much disappointed, should
sheerfully acquiesce for the good Of the
cause generally Qsge. Herald.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
The st ate Election - Circular from the
Stat Uniou Executive Committee.
STATE UNION EXECUTIVE Con-. lRooMs. !

STATE UNION EXECUTIVE Con-. Rooms, r
Columbus, Ohio Sept. 26, 1884
To UNION COUNTY CENTRAL Committees:
The day OF election 10 near at hand See
that your townships are thoroug hi yoreari lied
and complete Iist OF tho Union voters in
tho hands OF several active men at the pole.
Soc that every Union man ia on hand, and
puts IN his vote. Lot no man vote who 10
not legally entitled to do 80. Look out for
deserters and ak ulkers from the draft, who
will try TO vote iD other counties than their
own. Let these men be marked, and lot
the punishment of deser,ion, as " ell as that
OF fraudulent voting. follow them,
Ono thing more; Let tho Law with ro.
gard to closing oil liquor shops be strictly
enforced. and in addition to this, lot every
business man close his house on the dav OF
election, aud repair early TO the polls. Let
tho merchant. the mechanic, the profession.
al man. and the laboring man. all give the
day TO the cause of the county and he
Union. The times demand the services of
every man. A secret and trsitorous foe ia
in our midst aud actively at work. We
must defeat him. Work for yourselves aud
your children against men who would sell
your country TO rebels aud traitors.
BY order of the Committee. ....# .
G. VoLREY DORSEY, Chairman.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Philosophy of the Chicago Platform.


The New York Times prints by per.
mission the following pungent and philo-
sopbical extract from q private letter re-
Gently written by our distinguished fellow
citizen. and the eininen, publicist. DR..
Lieber: ss. .t.tl. - ....
"The Chicago platform appears 10 my
mind that well.iramed creed OF Northern
servility to the criminal arrogance OF The
South---a sanction Of highesi-handed law
lessness. The election Of Gen. McClel.
Ian means armistice-arm,s,ice means
separation separation means disin'egra
lion 1.-THE instant separation Of California,
the dropping off OF Utah, an empire in the
Mississippi Valley, the excision Of New
England. and an inorganic clustering and
re-clusterin Of the Eastern Middle States
without any inherent charac!er) Disin.
tegration means defiance to the wonder.
fully great and selfcompetipg geography
Of our country, and a lapse into that state
which befell Europe at the beginning oI
the middle ages, when pr;ncipali,ies rose
and Tell, enduring only long enough ,o
perpe'uale the sanguinary turmoil; il
means a repetition OF the chronic revolu
ton which has afflicted South America
this half century, possibly with neigh
Dor growing in monarchic power. waich
soon would claim the right Of extension
and recuperalion. DisinIegraiion means
the reckless rising against that policy
which the Disposer OF events has ordained
as the normal type Of modern civilization,
against the Nationaliztd government
which is the opposite to the halting league,
the vast, incoherent monarcht the pro
vncial kingdom, the petty city. State ant
,he iragmentary ieudaIism. l, means
quarrelius. bloodshed and ruin, without
All idea, ior a century 10 come. and dis
grace forever. 1t means the heartles.
destruction OF q nation appointed 10 per
form great and sacred tasks. II means
all This, and slavery TO boot, shat "divin,
il institu,ion" whose altar is the. auclior
table, on which the un-divine ties of pa
rents and children are torn asunder b,
4 the auctioneer who thus becomes q holy
missionary Of the worshipped institution.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

esThero is cheering news from tho ar,
mics 10 Virginia, al, of which that is official
we give elsewhere. Wo have, of course, 10
room for the full details given in the col,
umns Of the daily papers. Later reports
are to the effect that Sheridan is still
driving tho routed Early, aud Grant and
Butler crowding closer upon Richmond.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

ss-The Cleveland papors announce tho
dn,h Of Ex-Gov Reuben Wood, at his res
ideuce in Rockpor,, on Saturday last. at the
age Of Is years.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

THE last order from the rebel War or
fee, directs the registration and enroll
msnt Of all boys who are le years old.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

sS-The Democrats of Geauga County"
have nominated their ticke, and adopted
their platform. We have no report of the
proceedings Of their Convention. and hence
quote meroly from recollection. They
very clearly declare, in substance, that, be-
iEg opposed to the Rebellion, they arc 10
favor Of the Chicago platform as oxpound.
ed by Con. Mcclellan, with PendIeton an.
nexed They thus escape disagreeablo d.
lemma. and mako tho fret successful At.
tempt to harmonic the various elements Of
Copperheadism on principle.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07


o Of
din r(
eonein ID atnwnsun M onl Q
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Attachanc mt Notice.

Thrasher Durfee & Hathaway Pltffs., ps. Chaun.
cey b. Devoe, Geo. NJ. Moore and Elan Reed,
Defendants. ..... .... .s ... ...s
Before II. X, Smith. J. p, Chardou, Ohio.
THE defendants above named are hereby ne.
/ tilted that on the lsth day OF September,
1864, In the above entitled action, an order OF at
tschmcnt was issued by said Justice. for the sum
Of $3.50, which order Of attachment has been duly
served and returned. .Fa
TnRAsHER, DURfEE & HATHAWAY.
769w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
HARRIsoNBuRa,
Sept. 26-7 p. NJ

To Lieut.. Gen. Gro,a:
l see II going the rounds Of the papers
that the 18th Corps was late in coming to
the battle Of Winchester. l was entirely
unconscious OF this unit, / saw Il in the
papers. The statement was made by r.
l.. Shelby; l wish to say that is was incor-
rect. aud that this correspondent was ar.
rested by my order on a previous occa-
sion. for wiring un'ru,hful accounts.
[Signed p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07
Rally to the Polls !

Fellow citizens Of Geauga'! The time
is at hand when we are TO decide, through
the ballot. box, for Freedom and Humani-
ty. On Tuesday next, the ranks OF loya,
men are TO be closed up, and, echoing
along the line, the cry of "Charge bal
lots p will be beard. when such scam
pering OF Democrats will be seen as those
only of their brethren under Early can
realize. For Union man. II is worse
than folly 10 say. "Because we are moral
ly certain to elect the entire Union ticket.
ii is, therefore, not necessary for me to be
at the polls" Is glorious victory achiev-
ed on the battlefield Does not every SOL
der rejoice that be was permitted TO par.
,icifa,e in the winning Of such victory ?
II. from any trivial motive. we remain
al home, shall we not always regret that
/. was by no deed Of ours the victory Was
won +? And. if from any Indifference in
less loyal portions Of the State, Union men
should b. defeated, sud traitors elected
instead, shall any Of US have II TO remem.
ber that the same thing night have taken
place here, for aught that We have done 10
prevent such a catastrophe? God io,bid
that any loyal man should so far forge,
his high duty as to stay at home on Tues
day next. Remember that what Octobes
says November will most faithfully quote
lie. us, then, lft up the feeble knees, and
become strength lor the weak. Let Vi
help to swell the aggregate majority te
such numbers that others. "seeing. may
take heart again" LIE: US beat the poll
early, and rem ain through The day. Il
cheer and encourage our brethren.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-07

The destruction OF the grain and forage
from here to Stauntou will be a terrible
blow to them. All the grain, forage, &C.,
in the vic;nity Of Staunton was retained
for the use OF Early's army. All in the
lower part Of the Valley was shipped to
Richmond for the use Of Lees army -
The country from here to S!aun,on was
abudantly supplied with forage, grain. DC.
[Signed p. II. SHERIDAN,
Major General.