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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29
DWTRl 90 YlRaIsI1 oAyAlnY.-ThIs


H8F HE Ara YlRetNI1 O1yALRY.-Th
regiment, Numbering one thousand and
seventy odd good men, were drawn up in,
front of the Custom House on Saturday,
aud were addressed by Gov. Boreman, Col.
Joe and 1t Col Sam Snyder, Col Lockwood,
Col. Capehart and Adjutant General Peir-
point. The object was, IL possible, TO In
.duce the men, who have served six months,
to re enlist under :heir present organiza.
ton, as they are about to be mustered out
Of the service. The time allotted for their
re.enlistmeut as veteran troops, and the
payment of large bounties e1piresstO.day,
and the Governor, in bis appeal 10 the
men, promised that 1.-two. thirds of them
re.epIisted he would see that they received
q furIough of thirty days aud three hum
dred dollars bounty. The Adjuiant Gen.
eral. a. the. conclusion of his brief address
to the men, requested the officers to go
among the boys aad take down the names
Of all who might desire to re.enlist, and
report to the Governor at 10 O'Clock on.
Sunday, yesterday, that communication
may be had with the War Department at
once. We presume this was done, and we
shall therefore know to day whether or
not the men wish tore-eniise. They are
certainly fne body of men. and it will
be generally regretted if the Government
should lose their services.
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Farm, for Sale

THE subscriber offers for sale, farm in Meade
y Township, MarahAll County, W. Va, four miles
s91th Of Glen kasto9, cohtaini S4I acres. about
bsred. The Improvements are q good log House, q
Large aeWed Log Barn, 40 by 60 feet, = good Orch.
ard Of bearing trees This land Il we'll adapted 10
graEing. It being we'll Watered - ssa4l, = = =
For iplthoe information, and terms apply to .. P.
WGymAn, Glen EIiton, n rSh6Il county, WA, =
ieb2b.lWs - DANIEL. 6ORbY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

B8- ATTENTION is called to the proceed
ings OF the Board of Supervisors Of Ohio
County on Saturday last, advertised 10 an
other column. a. e
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HE1t1EsTRsERTgs
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and beauty OF the hair, ard atoE. Il teusslvesS no
dressing; HslmStreets able oolorinE not on
lyFesaFes hair eoior b Oh slsys ptS
eeS8, but gives the hair q.
REALTY,
promotes itss growth, pretsnt9 haIing Oh, eradi.
Gates dandguH and iPpaFt8 Aea and plpas.ptuess
to the bead Is has st9Od Che time being the
original Hair coloring, and q Constantly increasing
in favor. Used by beth gentlemen and lldIeS. 1t 3
sold by an respectable dealers, or eanbe proeuf6dby
them of the oRmmetGial AGENT D. 8. ,Batn6s 3 %.
2o2 BfoddWhy, NY. Two Stzes, so -eents kut-st.
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From Washihgton..

WAsHlhuEohi req. Z6.-The Times dis.
patch says, the Senate Military COMMITTEES
to-day unanimously agreed to report Gen.
PleNsautou for confirmation as Nai6r
General: There are no other vacancies.
The Comptrollor OF the Currency TO-DAY
sent to the Ways and Means COMMITTEES a
communication proposing various CHANCES
10 aud amenments to the National Bank
inf. Law. Several of the leading banks in
New York have expressed desire for such
additional legislation as will enable them
to participate in the benefits conferred bv
the banking act. A sub Committee, com
posed OF hessrs. Hooper, Fenton and Steb
bins, was aPpointedrto review. the act!
The House Military Committee have de.
cided to report bill comforting upon the
Provost Marshal General the RAD k. and CAV
Of a Brigadier General 1s las1'
hiessrs. Mills aud Carlisle closed, their
argument to-day in the Berearesa claim
and The Court adjournc,ito Monday in or
dorto examine the maps, argument &C.
Attorney General Bates aud Judge Black
viii speak next week. The Court has now
heard both sides of the case aud ii is be
lieVed will either decide,,that mines are
property of tue goVernmeutSor order re.
survey, In which caseeit will. be near two
years before govefn9eht enters into nos.
session Of the property. s57r &
.t-Lr u i
The coltereOceg Committee on the reveS
une bill at their inject gro day, failed to
agree. They @tlIStepoFt their agreement
on Monday. rt4 $50
A Washing ton spee lal It6sthe World saysi
Representatives sRashbnfne viii leave II
day or Sunday fnf Chattanooga, with Gen :.
as Lientenapt=Gg General
Al important personage connected With
the Navy Department has been arrested in
New Yorkand Wilhshorlly be examined.s I
1.-The Herald's West Virginia desputchre-
ports alfght between Capt.. HRtper's com.
pany Of swamp" dragons aud some Of
lmboden'sa men at the month of Seneca
river Pendleton county, who were bent on
q raid, The dispatch says nothing Of lhe.
result td,=elj-7 zHsi. ,.,5,s3 ssssisSsTis5 Il,
About dozen refugees and deserteEsl
from Augusta, VG:, had reached RoWies.
The Herald's naval correspondence, da-l
ted of Mobile, 18th, says, The Hartford
With Admrtrql Farragut andrsix mortar
schooners are wfhetha fleet. ILiSFtiSorsdi
they will ehgags Fort Gaiuss to day.
QeseEtets State there are about 20 600
troops in and around Mobile,
Two iron lcIads, the Tennessee and Nash.
vile, are lin lhe harbor. The former
mounts ten guns. TherebeI programme Ia
stateq 70 De an ascent OF he lssippI by
these vessels, tue captpLei of New Orleans
and the blockade OF thGr river 1batweebI
there and Natchez; In this they were to
be- assisted By Generals z Magrnder I and
TRylor's forces. ,1i.s--.-s = a1l5sii
Forty. I'VE Of the rinRIeadsrs Of The y.
can IN utlnyl 10 Fort MorganiWere under
sentence of death. Ifexeentet the feeling
of horror sngendeted among the peoDIe
will seriously ininre the rebel cause 10
Mobile.
The Herdld's Matarnojras letter of Fsb
9th, says, Gen. Horton, ii rs. orgIuIzloe bis
old divisions and procuring supplies, for
future contingencies 5tlitti 50 !
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aaGAIRD, Feb 2Ts--Ihe steamersDicEay
has &ttiS Cd, @iib Gles Of cotton for ST.
Lpliis = sand q Wisconsin Battery Of
re:eutfstet veterans, en- route home.
b EBtfeA ID err G Sa6 tat Davidson, now here.
has been ordersdi I1afslieVe Gen'I Hatch
sinIhe charge H6fhe GaValrgi Bureau NJ st.
boais!'' 'Hst viii leave for that city this
Gulf. s,l Las
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

MbMFHIbi Eco. 70 -ArflVaIs from AVA.
bama report Gen. Smiths Cavalry expedf.
tieR ,as petiso good. 4, = - 81
sSeyeEal istragglers arFiVed here to- day
state that Forrest, Adams, Lee and Roidy
we're conc6htrGted against Smith, sud had
succeeded Gin forcing him bacEJs with COZ
siderabte loss. a He had a severe fRht,at
West Point, Miss. .iTheisloW. movements Of
GOls Wearing Division, consisting manly
of New Jersey and Pennsylvania reef-
meptss delayed the expedition some eight
days, giving the enemy time to conceItEhte
against them It was reported that Smith
was ei6W1y falling back towards Memphis.
but tue report is moi. generally believed,
esiIitflS Setedit can bes placed 10 the state.
menLs.o of slIagg lersA....s4 ...a-..s..l.- .s.las
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New York Market.

NV YoRK, Feb. 81.
Flour-Heavy and so tower; G SOFAS 70
for State, z l6@726 for extra B. d. o.,
and z 3O@S75 for trade brands, closing
dull.
whisky-Rather more steady at SO for
western. s-ss sl3zE
Wheat-Dull and prices without de-
cided change at; 56@l So for Chicago
spring, 56@1 So Nil. Club and $40
4 81 for winter red western.
Corn-ActiVe aud -6rmer at l 30Al "a
for shipping mixed western.
Oats scarcely so firm Rna iu moderate
demand at Ol@92 oriWesteEn.
Wool-Dull aud dtooping
o6Ose-pnlGspd unchanged, ,sf e.s..
Sugsr-Quiet. .,p7s,,.5s 80, - -
Petroleum-Quieta at 2s@29{ for crude,
41494 si for refined lin fboni aud 58@57
TOT 90. iEee,issii, sirt r1svut5,-., ~ '..,.s
Pork-More steady and in fair demand.
Beefwln good request and steadier.
Dressed hogs-A shade lower.
LardTDull at 131@l4
lS+@ New York Money Market ii
90 gs.is.s i isz.1.-. Nav YORK, Feb. 81.
Money4yery Easy at soc per cent.
chiefly at The inside rate aud in abundant
supply.
Sterling-A little firmer at ia.
Gold-Firmer. opening at 5s4, declining
to OF closing quiet at 6s4@58s,
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

NRw YORK, Feb, GA washingtpu dis
papshs eftiyesLer9a az to THE .Philadelphis
PFesssays thef Richmond Enquirer OF the
22d says; If Grantdeteals Johnston, Geor-
gfA and Alabama are open to bin, and Mo-
bile will fall without struggle.
& Marshal Kane, ofBaltimore, had arrived
IN Richmond and been made q Colonel, -i-''
E The goth colored regiment leaves next
week for Port Royal 49,
Andre2sS the riOter of lJnly, has been
inflicted for treason aud other 'crimes.s
A Washington special to iIhe Post Of the.
27th says Gen. Sherman has no. intention
OF going TO Mobile. aud ia now in a safe
position, II is ,tqlsEa4bly certain that 4
siight ,tsA& will be imposed gu crude pelFo-.
leum. but probably none ep leaf TOBACCO y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

MAsH4Hs7oN, FEB p ,--AdRicesreeeivef,
at the State Depattmeht from Mf.. PTI1sm55.
our AinisteF to Jdpan, dated Jan. Ism
state that the Alabama at that time Va
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Dispatch from Tunnel Hin.

.aI.s = ~ III =
CINCINNATI, Feb 27.-The wife of Gen.
Harris6n died ut North Bend yesterday.
The 9azetts'ssTunnelz Hill dispatch of
the 26t h. s4eys; On Thqf;;days night Our
troops GelIpack to Tunnel Hill which place
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On POtomAc's banks the rebels stand.
And cast a Wishful eye,
towards OhiO's fruitful shores
Where corn and cattle lie.

There was nothing lost in looking at the
really gigantic proportions ofths rebellion
We have terrible enemy to fight and We
must have men to meet him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-29

In ChAneefy-InlthA coun-
". Court Of Ohio County,
Saturday the 18th day Of
July, 1862.
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The Herald's MatarntoJras .iel,er Of Feb
9th, says Gen. Heron IL e. orgauIalog bis
old divisions and procuring supplies for
future contingencIesss f.liiit.. ,sl5s1l ]
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IisTOR 7IHi1iiTiT1ERs.1,

DRMA1NIN9TIN THE -WHEELING PosToPg
IL RICB, 6n.tiie R9d day ofFsbrnafy, 1881. Z
,AS-Persons calling for letters In the LIsT will
please say they are ADyERFIH1D,
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The rebel force is not. known, bot il. is
supposedito have been large. Que of the
prisoners capturedsstdted that troops had
recently been sent down from Charleston
and Gen: Beauregard was in cOmmand.a
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i. W. oAMpbgLL, P. Ne
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Joseph Stevens, Henry
=. Kirk 4 John Risher,
late partners In bust
ness, using the hrn
name % Stevens Kirk
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Forty FIVE Of the ri1gIeaders Of The =.
cent ,mutIny 10 Fort. Morgan we're under
sentence Of death. IEexeenteds the fakiinef
of horror engendeEed among the peopIe,
VIII :seriously iniure the rebel cause 10
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
DIED.

At Chardon, Oct. 2S 1864. of abscess OF
tho liver, ALEX. II. GRlSWOLD. OF Co.
II. LIST Regiment Ohio Light Artillery
aged 20 heurs. He was born 10 Hartford,
Conn, but has for a nupber of years resi-
ded with his parents in this town. He on.
listed eaily in the war in Capt. Bartlett's
company of Col, Barnetts Regiment of Ar.
tiliery; and at the time of his death was a
member of Co. II. LIST Regiment Ohio Ar.
tillery. Up to the time OF his sickness he
was constantly in service with bis regiment.
and is believed by all who were acquain,e ed
with him 10 have discharged his duty faith
fully to his country During his long and
painful illness nothing seemed to be RS.
gretted more by him than his inability to
be IN the field. True to his country and
his friends. he gently breathed his last on
the morning of tho 28th. leaving q large
circle of friends and acquaintauces to mourn
his loss.
Mr.. J. S. Leggett. Of Montville, writes
us: "Our little babeis dead; he died on the
9Th day.of OCTOBER. of whooping cough
aged Ave weeks. Sleep on, sweet babe, thy
sutferings are Ger"
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Grand Union Jollification Meeting

Last year, when the traitor Yallandig.
ham was overwhelmingly defeated in
Ohio, our people. thinking it great cause
for rejoicing, turned out by hundreds, to
attend Jollicatou Meeting at the Town
Hall. Now, when Treason is as over.
wbelmingly defeated in the Nation, and
there is still greater cause for rejoicing,
it is proposed to hold another, which We
feel assured will prove an equal success.
Let all men and women who rejoice in
the triumph OF the counlry's cause, NEE,
at the Town Hall, on Monday Evening
nezt, the l4th inst, at st O'Clock, for jol'
LITIGATION. Music and brief and appropri.
ate speeches may be expected. Remem-
ber the time and place, and turn out.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

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are setisiied with he result, then try one box oi
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or in less chan thirty days. They are purely veg
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their effects on the broken down and shattered
constitution. Old and young can take them with
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States only by JAMES S. BUTLER,
No 427 Broadway, New York.
a1rAgent fer the United States.
P.S.-7,A Box Of the Pills securely packed, will
be mailed 10 any address, on receipt Of price,
funded by the Agent, ii entire satiiaction is OF
given. 760m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

e% Our village cIergymen, Revs. Hurl-
butt and Wilson. preached, last Sabbath,
upon the duties of voters; and, though we
are unable to notice their sermons nt length
wo must say that they spoke with the truth
and earnestnoss of men feeling the solemn
ty of tho occasion, and the weight of re-
sponsiblity it imposed. They treated the
issue. not as political. but as pre-eminent-
ly moral one, in which every Christian
man should feel tho deepest interest, aud
upon which it behooved every Christian
minister to speak. We cannot doubt that
their efforts in the good cause of toe coun-
try had their influence ou the succeeding
Tuesday. ...
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EDITOR OF DEMocR .T-- Dear Sir. With your
permission | wish TO say TO the readers OF your
paper, that will send, by return mail, to all who
wish it tfree) a Recipe, with full directions for
making md using a simple Vegetable Balm,
that will effectually remove, in ten days, Pim-
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Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear smooth
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will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions aud information
that will euable them to start q full growth OF
Lnxuriant Hair. Whiskers, or u Moustache, in
less than thirty days.
AL applications answered by return mail fres
of charge. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS f. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
759m3 S3l Broadway, N. Y.
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7 c. HOLLIS, thankful TO his many lrie nd
- in Chardon for their extensive pulrona &c, 10
happy to announce that he will give then an
other Course Of Lessons in Plain aud Ornament.
al Writing in all its varieties And, ne usual,
every thing will be done 20 make it pleasing,
instructive and beneficial School.
The Term will commence MONDAY Morn.
ing, November 2lst, and continue dnv and even.
ing for Two Weeks, u: the School House in the
Village. ....... ...,r ....
TERMS with Stationery furnished for ~ Les.
sons, 81 90 The terms are only rui ed 10 meet
the enormous prices Of pens and paper
3JScholats attending the term, will be permit.
ted 10 re ceive eighteen lessons, without extra
charge. Address and Wedding Cards written on
short notice. 774wls
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

A NUMBER Of years has elapsed since the in
troducton Of IIOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
BlI'TERS the public The prejudice existing
in the minds of many persons against what are
denominated patent medicin,s, at first greatly
retarded its sale; but, as its virtues aud merits
became known, this barrier OF prejudice was at
last overthrown, and the demand increased so
rapidly that in lew years areely village ex.
listed in the United States in which the afflicted
had not experienced the benefits arising from the
use oI the Bit RS" and at the present day, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, there are TO
be found vouchers for the great merits oil the ar.
ticle. M greater cure for Dyspepsia can be
fonnd. See Advertisement For sale by Drug.
gists and Dealers generally everywhere 766w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

aD-The Union Meeting at the Court
House last Saturday evening, was q good
one. Messrs. Nevison and Foote spoke
briefly, but to the point. and made the
position of the Democratic party seem
more inconsistent aud unpatriotic than
ever. Mr.. Foote is young man, recently
admitted to the bar; but gives more than
ordinary promise of success as a speaker,
They we're followed BY Mr.. W. J. Ford
who chauced to be present, in few appro.
plate remarks, mainly in reference to the
Chicago Convention, whose proceedings he
witnessed. The meeting adjourned, with
good heart for the work of the coming
Tuesday.
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DR.. L. PAGIN,

Gilmore, Oho-tA Student OF Dr.. 0ellnbaugh,
and who has had Eleven Yesus' Practice in the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases will be oil the iol.
lowing places. All persons wishing to consult
him, can do SO free ol charge, Remember the
time: ~
CHARDON, Tuesday, Oct 25,h and Dec 2O,h
CLARlDON, Monday afternoon, Oct Gath and
December 18th
HuN1SBURG, Monday till noon, Oct. 24th and
December 18th.
MIDDLEFIEiD, Tuesday afternoon, October
18th and December 18th.
BURTON, Tuesday till noon, October 18th and
December 18th.
PARKMAN. Nj onday till noon, October l7,h
and Dec 18th.
TROY, Monday afternoon, October l7,h and
December l2,h.
MUNSON, Wednesday till noon, October 2sth
and January 5lh. ... ....
NEWBURY, Wednesday afternoon, Oct 26th
and January 5th.
RUSSELL. Thursday till noon, DC ,ober 9Th
and January 9th. b..
CHESTER, Thursday afternoon, October 27th
aud January 9th.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Saturday afternoon, Oct
s9,h ana Jan 9Th
BAINBRIDGE, unday, Oct 2s,h and anuary
9Th. 77l@3w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

a~W. W. Nevison, E'q., of PaiuesvilIe,
spent nearly all of last week, addressing
Union meetings in this County, and was
uniformly favored with good Audiences
Our people were glad of the opportunity thus
offorded them to become better acquaint-
ed with on O of the rising men of Lake.
The esteem in which Mr.. N. is held by his
fellow citizens, is evinced by the fact that
they have twice elected him to the Office OF
Prosecuting Attorney; while bic zeal and
ability san advocate Of the Union cause is
unquestioned by all who know him.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

o1rWs supposed, when L. S. Ayres said to us
sha, he should leave for the West, in the spring,
III, must be ioke"-but he seems 80 in flexible
that we are somewhat inclined to think there is
something in it, No man can sell goods, these
extravagant times, at such reasonable rates, un.
less he wants to dispose of them gu ickly, ard go
away. We cay to our readt RS, what was said to
the man lying on the railroad track-"Rise. or
DO forever fallen"-which means
Haste! 60 to Ayrss, no longer make delay,
Whats there Just now, we have every reason
% believe, BY the appearance Of things, will NOT
Be there another day.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

REVENUE DEclsIoN.-We are indebted TO AS.
sistant Asse ssor X. c. Thayer, for the following
decision of the Commissioner of Internal Reve.
nue., which may be OF interest 10 many of our
readers "A person whose business it is to buy
cattle for the purpose thereafter Of slaugh,ering
and packing, is regarded as a dealer. and should
be licensed as such. His agents, purchasing cat.
tie for him, must each be able to show lkense,
either their employers or their own, as Cattle
Broker, upon demand by any Revenue officer"
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General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11

DOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
IL that ape,iton will be presented to the Com.
missioners OF Geauga County. at their next
meeting, on the first Monday of December
next, al the Court House in said County, for the
alteration OF a road on the town line between the
townships of Middlefeld and Parkman. Said
read is the one leading from the corners just
north OF A. c. Towns in the north part Of Park
man in said County, east to the road leading from
Parkmsn village to Mddeield Corners, intend.
ing by the alteration to cause said road TO con-
form to the line Of said Townships, thereby
Strengthening the road and the distance
between the two points.
October I7th, 1864: 7lwA
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-11-11
Musical.

A meeting Of the Union Musical Association
will DO held at Chester, on Thurtday and Friday,
Nov l7th and 18th, under the direction Of P-ot.
G. q. Allen, Of Cleveland. Members arc re.
quested to bring the "Parlor Luen The Con.
ductor will furnish the "IIarp OF judah" Con-
cert on Friday evening. Admittsnee 25 cents
All lovers Of music ufe invited.
J. q. WELLS. Secretary.