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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-15

LYONS KATHArROn.
KaihsiFoh Is from the Greek word 'sKAthro." or
''kathairo" signlfyIns 70 cleanse. rejnEInats and
restore. This article Is what 1ts nams sign hss
For pressrsing. restoring aud beautifyFhg the
human hair Il Il the Doss rsmalkabis prspArsfisA
in tbe world. II IL again owned asd put sg b
the Original proprietor, and Is nov made With the
same care, skin and attention which gave IL
sale Of over one million bottles per annum.
IL IL a most delightful Hair Dressing.
Il er3diezteH srurf ard danIrun
II kegs the lead cool and elsan.
II makes the hair, rich. sost and giossy.
II prevents the hair from falling % and turn-
ing gray.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who ysIuss bsautifui
bead ofhair shosId uss Lyons Ksshairoa. Ith
/ kuoEB and II throughout the civilized Ssrld.
! Sold BY ali respectable dealers.
DEuAs BARNES CO.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-15
HOTEL.
CITY HOTE L.

p. MCKAY. Proprietor,
n, 81, c,-per CT - ater and Division Streets, ueai
STEAMBOAT Landing,
EVANSVILLE. md Ma.
As tbs house has been papersd painted and re-
furnished By the proprietor. the travelling public
can always rely upon haTiEg the best Of AEON
nodzti0Hs. apZ-Iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-15

DAN CAsrELLos GREAT SHow.-The
indetatigable Dan and his matchless
troupe of acrobats, equestrians and
gymuasts, has safely arrived, notwith-
standing the distractions of the river.
During their visit to Louisville, Cinein-
natl, and the other towns upon the river,
they have met with unprecedented sue.
cess. They give grand performance
this afternoon at 5, aud evening at S
o'clock.
For particulars see posters aud theil
advertisement in another column.
ATTENTION, MORTON GuARDsl-NotieI
is hereby given that an election for Is
Lieutenant Of this company, will be bel
at the Upper Market House, this evening
Every member is requested TO atten
promptly at 7 o'clock.
By order of s Carr GRrTITH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-15
GROCERIES.

STRAYBD OR STOLEN.
IRON THE SUBSCRIBER. on nohDA1
i night, the ZTth inst. tive Work hofses- ~
3 Dark Bay. about Is hands high ih 80 ' -
s. efh- s srrref sxhar not sunhsaTrsi a 1hssnut
sorrs with little white near TIE tip q ais hDs
thia il aesh. and I55l hands high BaiA hofses
we're barsf90ted.
srrrnfr1 tte horses or giving Huch iuf9rmati0n
F - ,-iil ershle the owneF 90 grf them
7. g GALE,
Corner u Third and Gum Street q.
fnfvT-dEwm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-15
VtCKERY BROTHER
sorgho Machinery Depot,
No. 1870 MAIN 81.

No. I:S2 MAIN ST.
I'VE HAVE oS HAND lot or COOKS
Y Patent Evnppratnrs also. various Sizes Of
improved Cane MlIls. which ws Cror 90 Zoe palle
~ manufacturers prices.
NICkERT BROS,
sHzif No 49, Maiu 81.
CUGAR CURED HAMS And BEEF JUsf RE.
> eeived erces FIR sale
FICkEET BRO -.
ausii No - aRin %.
ID Rooms t-BRooHs DqZ ~ EXTRA
ID Fancy Br8oms ia store ADD faf sale by
NfCkEHY BROS.
angil No. ~ Main a.
POTATOES AND 0NIoss.
L 25 bushels fti-h Pofafofs.
10 do Potaioo puis.s Just received
and Tor sale At YICkEEY PRO 'a.
auElt No. 1872 Main a.
/ CyALTi-sALT'-zo BBls "OHfO RIVER
I > salt 90 : F" salt, b. store fsr ssie ~
YICkERY BR0=s
aug1l No ~ Main e
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LEGAL.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

y hA Z Ed = = = OA-1 = .
IRON THE SUBSCRIBER. LIVING II IA
Il cobsFiI ,, on the 10th ~ Of June, ls24r 2
two yrsr old bar mare Cot, lite white on o9 .
q her hind iszs, white sfresk in hsr iorss a.
and Il tie on oaa Of hsT fore fsst- and very a. e
Of her ags-has the appearan q q ihree = -
a., :, f,rnafioo oeEosrufEz he CO... or her De-
lively 70 ne .t ny rssasaes, vii Be iio sf~is e
~sra 80 am JOHN ToHTLL.
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RAILROAB REGISTER.
7. II. = r. L. II
= =. - =. .
REAL EsTAPs AGENCY.

WIN. z. & Wa. 4. WALKER,
AGENTS.
The sun., 1864-10-20
RROOkIYN

DEsTRrCTYoy or THE BRooKLYy CrrY
r,or. ur 49,, 80
=. "o eN'e"'''c noir mill "
Acssrs smith Jewell, situated q, the foot Of Full.
ton street. dirertIv onposi,e tbe fcr,v bo,,.n u..
,l..,,o,., he, g.. ,...,..a. -,
" ~ NV ''e'.' 'no'"'nV' "se'her WIN
the main portion OF the contents. The flames were
d,,ccx.roJ alan, az ,.,, a.,
easterly corner Of the a,,b story wb,ch 1. cco 81
by light machinery and usei as the mill carpenter
shop. The carpen,er, who WA n, work. was mad.
aware of tho presence of ar, bv , den., .rots.
which riddenlv burst firth lie o,xs ,ho ,,.,r,.
and the policeman on tho posr and mill hands at
.,,nb - suIi,s we nr'; o',' me harnes rnade
~ cscsr,e un.niurei TIE drcrn.n w., ,rn,,,,iv
on hsni, but tNc high s'n~ Of the nd
The sun., 1864-10-20
N EDllINES.


A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN DOC
- tor. have fainei twenty rounds Of ho,h In ~
mouth. by IN" Herb Dc'tot'- tfo.umen,. when |
applied TO the iocior vn troubled .ith cop,nmps
,ion s.ners debility. pain IN the bre.si and shnrt-
"os' '' D'es'I; a.; an nov quite recovered =,
v MI hful, 40 uTcenwich q, y. Y.
Our MOTTO
~ eae sssh Balns ~ have no sfrfs.
NIL Nature ar the Lave Of I.fe
With blood our hands never stain
Noi poison usn 70 osse ibsu psiD.
Our Father whom ali sooeinss, 6iia
r,o'ldss the neans 10 cure all ills;
Ihe sin pie Hsrbs beussth our feet,
well ased, relieve oaI p~ns conps,e.
simple Herb. simple Flower
tnlled from the d-vW lee,
lbssr thee slail .pras -i,h touchiaS pv~
Wehange aud health to thee
ofce, No. 81 Fulton street, BROOKLYN. room ?. uv
"~ifr NJ 'iiAk' y for Consultation or Advice ~
A SURE CURE iOR DYSpEPSIA-sINCH
thr introiucjlou Of pr Snuhs DYSPEPsI A
tN\iliILArOR. II ousands h.vc h.en cured Of thI
s,.''es.ine 'omp!ant ~ho h-d almost given NJ all
bopr Of ever heus relieved. Perseverance with this
remedy vii 'uthtlv Grad, ate Dysp,psis from tks
stem. 10 be hsd ia N,s l0rt OF Miler d Reed,
~ Airn' cor - iu'on ~, SUD cor. Avenue u and
Houston IT. In Brookl,u Of j. .. Gi.y, cor NJ.
,r and f.s.,'a sss lrl, 20 soa,6 so'ons st.
rt'RE yOtR COUGH-IiSE CAMpBriJ 4
" Sfkip Tar aud Wild cherry: .ure ,ure ~
COUGHS, oods. ,oio thioat, dpth-rs. only 9s and
store, ,or. Hudson aud lismmund st.. sHEDDES,
.ot. hoNrr and th st.; aud also Broohlvn. Il
MilNlr, ~ Patton H. .M
nRuNKtNNESS POSITIVELY ,TRED
- Nv Dr. /i.lIS famous remedy, given unknovu
to ihr pai lent IN coh. tea other drink. sold
- S". d' division a. and IA Eighth a.. y. ". NJ.
AUsrnr ~ lludron =. y. Y. Hsver rs Fulton ~
sHi hila''' FL Fulton - Btootlyn Dr. LonssisFs
No 5H Noniconery -. Jefsey city pr. Mercer, 20
htdhi 4. >ewark 20 south % At, Wllismstprvh.
frice bNf DOLLAR. RiWAEf or INVITATIONS,
Nf.--I he ".uu,ne ~. IklL- REMEDY uii n"v~%
rcs"n the rHtrnt. Warranted, sent nv mail
I'lit GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY foR
u tout aud fhcum-tisn. All .udercrs from 'hs
nip'e COMPLAINTS riih"r VI recent ous stand ne,
aie aisit.d TO u.c 81 AIRS tioui and Rheumnft0
ius Ihrs eau bs relied the most safe and sf
e'1 uai iem'>v ofer-i tn. public. and have
been universally used ia Europe for Insnv yeAp siih
yfest rur,r-. Prcpsrd Ia Euylsnd hy Prout n Wars
rai't and .old bs NtII'Sd co FIanklin st, Nes
iori aud most other uedcine vruder-. Price lSs
~ tph. Tier Nsl--s' Con,rn- = iOnsrt have authnri.
.ol The name and ,difes- Of THOMAS PEOGT. "a
Surnd, London to b. Impressed upon the Covern-
nrht stamp sitIrd tO -Sth boi Of tine Genuine m.d-
cinc ll6
The sun., 1864-10-20
INSTRUCTION.

AT TOWNSEND's ACADEMY, 26o BOW
"a cry, below Honston e. Bookkeepne. Writing,
Arithmetic, Aleehra- spelling. Grammar &c, are
TAUGHT day and evening Room for ladies, and phi
vsts instruction No elses, Persons rIepsred for nus
lnee, bv The PRINCIPAL. ~
The sun., 1864-10-20
DENTISTRY.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NEWSPAPER, STATIONERY AND PIC
n store for sale Inquire lG5S Division st. 70
COAL YARD IN BROOKLYN FOR SALE,
" old established, well located, and doing good bus
iuess. Address COAL BOX T., Brooklyn Pos, Office 50
The sun., 1864-10-20
Too Late for classification.

GIRLS WANTED-TO WORK AT PER
- iIIuery, uoa- but good hands need apply. ~.
hAkI, 2Jg Bo~eiy, COT Prince st. Also a Boy that
sIeaks German 3II
The sun., 1864-10-20
THE COl7RTs

A LInEl srrr AGAINST rns HEl.tn.--In the Su.
rrcme Court, trial term, yesterday, ,hr case Of
Moore sgt. Benncu Was tried This ~re An action
for hbo'. in which the painsif olaimsl $4,000
damages for an alleged ht>l CO ntsined in letter
written hy Mrs. Helen Kimhsl, widow II the ate
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es-Pref. j. M. Atwater, of Hiram, will
preach at tho Disciple Church In this vii.
iago, next Sabbath, at 1880 A. M.

RESIGNATION OF Hon. o. P. BRowN.--
Uron Monday last, Hon. o. P. Brown
Judge Of Probate for Portage County,
rendered his resignation Of that office te
the Governor. The state of Judge Browns
health rendered this step imperative, as
he felt unable TO be longer pressed by the
duties OF the office. It is painful an
nouncemeut, but the fact must be stated
that Judge Brown is SO rapidly sinking
that, though he may linger for some time.
his decease a. any time would be no sud-
den surprise. OF this he is as we'll aware
as any one. and among preparations for
setting his house in order, the step above
announced was taken.
Governor Brough has commissioned
Joshua 7. Catlin, as Probate Judge, for
Portage County.-Ravenna Democrat,
May 1874.
The above announcement, though il will
surprise no ono, will be read with pain by
the many warm friends Of Mr.. Brown in this
County, who have hoped that, undor skill.
ful medical treatm ent, be might be restored
to health. or at least spared to bis family
and the world q few years longer. He has
struggled manfully against terrible and
wasting disease, until Il seems exhausted
nature is surely sinking, and tho sad truth
is reluctantly contested that there remains
no hope of his recovery or Improvement.
Poor Brown! would that our sympathy
might avail you
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How the Drafting Was Done.

Tho Warrior Chronicle gives the following
account of tho manner in which tho opera.
tion of drafting for tho 10Th District was
performed, at the Provost Marshal's Office
In that place
"The names were writton on small strips
Of red cardboard, and counted out in piles
of tons, and thon sbuill ,d up prmiscuously,
and placed in tho wheel of fato. Tho Mar.
shal stated that tho intention was to have
the cards thoroughly mixed, so that. It
two members OF the same family should BIO
drawn. IL would not DO because proper care
had not been taken to separate the names
The namee wore placed in tho wheel by the
Marshal. tho wheel was turned by Commis-
sioner Field, who also announced the names
as they wero drawn. Tho ballots wero
drawn out by DR.. Howe, who was blindfold-
cd for that purpose.
The Marshal's Office was crowded, as was
also the sidewalk in front. The names were
announced, rs drawn, from o window. to
outsiders. The crowd was good naturod."
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STRAYED.-Some four or five weeks since,
- left Windsor with horse wellknown in
Geauga County, belongingAo Gale Leland. Az
ter being in this vicinity about weeks he es.
capped from the pasture, and cannot be found. 1t
is wel.known in Huntsburg, in which place he
was rased-is a medium sized, sorrel horse with
a small white spot in the forehead d-heavy fore.
top, and rather long hair on his legs-hair rongh;
and might at first sight be mistaken for colt
Any one taking him up, or giving auy intelli-
gence OF him will be literally rewarded by ad-
dressing Mr., Gale Leland, Windsor, Ashtabula
Co., o. or A. g. LELAND.
Clyde, Sandusky Co., Ohio. $50
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Union Musical Association.

A Very pleasant gathering of the mem.
bers OF the Union Musical Association
was held at the Congregational Church of
l1ambden, on Thursday and Friday of
last week. The weather was very fine,
and the roads, though somewhat rough,
were dry and the only drawback ap-
pears to have been In the fact that sowing
and planting had been SO much DELAYED
by the rains, that many members could
not consistently allow these two pleasant
days to 60 BY without improving them
upon their farms yet there was very
good delegation from different parts Of
the two Counties, also two members, Mr..
0 Cox and wife, from Mesopotamia.
The exercises were conducted by Mr..
c. A. Wright, with his usual abilities,
which are neither few nor small. The In
sirumental department consisted of Mr.
Mansfield, with his famous Violone MIR
Webster, bass viol; melodeon, played
as occasion required, by Misses Maynard
Treat and Mosher, and violin by Mr.
VIM. Il. Rogers. This gentleman at
tracted considerable attention from the
fact that he had just drawn the highes
prize in one Of Uncle Sam s lotteries, hav
ing been drafted but the day before ye,
this did not in the least appear to impair
the skillfulness and elasticity OF his fin.
gers, or detract from his usual wit and
good humor.
On Friday evening, public Rehearsal
was given TO crowded house. The
usual varieties Of anthems, choruses and
glees we're performed also several in.
strumental pieces, and beautiful song,
"The Battle Prayer" sung by Miss Mo.
sher, OF Painesville. A collection was
taken for the benefit of the S. A. Society
resulting in something over nine dollars.
The members of this Convention were
warmly welcomed and handsomely enter
tanned by the people of Hambden, for
which vote OF thanks was duly given.
Like the guest Of the Generous Land
lord,"
"On sweetest food and freshest drink
We well and freely feasted !"
eve ate the fruit and drank the wine,
Ba' only paid in singing"
The next meeting of the Association is
to be at the Brakeman Meeting House in
Leroy. on Thursday, June 10th, to con.
tinue one day or longer, as may then and
there be decided. ]. G. WELLS.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRocmEs clear and
give strength to the voice of SINGERS, aud
arc indispensable to PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
81 recOmmend their usa, In Pm biic S,o.L
ers." Rov. K. II. CnAPIN.
"Ihey have suited my case exactly, re-
lieving my throat and clearing my voico 30
that could sing wish ease"
T. DUcHARME,
Choristor French Parish Church, Mon
treal.
Sold by all Dealers 10 Medicines at 25
conts per Box.
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VOLUME XIV. NO, 90
HOME DEPARTMENT.
Notice to Drafted Men
HEAD QUARTERS PRov. MARSHAL. }
10Tu DrorDtcr nu,o

HEAD QUARTERS PRov. MARSHAL }
10TH DIsTRTcT ONO,
WARREN, May 23d, 1864. y
The Board OF Enrolment OF tho I O,h Dis.
trict will be In daily session, to examine sub.
stitutcs and drafted mon, after tho 3ist inst.
During sho sessions for that purpose, o
drafted man, when called, may,
1st, Produce the receipts of tho Collector
OF informal Revenue for the 1900 commu-
tation.
2d, Present an able. bodied substitute,
acceptable to the Board.
Sd, Satisfy the Board that he is exempt
by reason of physical disability, alienago,
non.residence, unsuitableness of age, or
otherwise, undor the law.
4,h, After being examined, (if beld,) ask
and receive further time to procure sub
stitutc or pay Communication money.
9th, Receive bis uniform, and remain in
tho rendezvous until transferred to Colum.
bus.
Drafted men will not report to tho Board
previous to tho day they were notified to
appear, except to present substitutes or re-
coipts for commutaton money.
Substitutes may DO presented at any time
after this date, between the hours of 0 apd
ii o'clock A. M, each day. Receipts for
commutation may be presented on tho day
of appearance, or any time before that day.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Capt. and Provost Marshal, and President
Of Board of Enrollment, 10Th Dist. Ohio.
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Sherif'a Sale.

DY virtue of an Order OF Sale issued out
ID Of the Court of Common Pleas of Ge-
auga County, Ohio, wherein Nelson Paris
and others are plaintiffs, and Frank Paris
aud others are defendants, to me directed
and delivered, and dated May I'd, A. D..
1864, shall expose to public yendue, at
the door OF the Court House in Chardon, in
said County,
On Saturday, June All, 1864,
At QUO o'clock p NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in the township
OF Chester, in the County of Goauga, and
State of Ohio. and known rs part of Lot No.
4 in Tract No. 2, and bounded north and
east by the lot lines, south by the highway
running cast and west through said Tract
2, and west by land owned by ID. Keyt, con-
tanning so acres of land. Also ono otber
piece or parcel of land, situate in said Town
ship, County and State, and known as part
of Lot No. A, Tract 2, bounded west by the
lot lines, south and east by land in the
name OF L. p. Morgan, and north by the
highway, and containing acres of land
Also one Other piece or parcel Of land, sit
uate in said Township, County and State,
and known by being part Of Lot No. o, IN
said Tract No. 2, and bounded north by
east and west road, running through said
Tract No. 2; east by land OF James Gilmore;
south and west by lot lines, and containing
fifty-one and Z acres OF land, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Terms of sale-cash in hand.
D. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Co.
May ed, 1864. 747w5
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CRASS SEED GRASS SEED. A good spp
VI ply OF new Grass Seed for Sale by
1888 WILKINS a. KELLEY.
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MARRIED..

In Munson, May 2lst by Elder A. Woodland,
Mr.. SIMON BENNETT TO Miss ALICE M,
MAXWELL, both Of Hambden.
Al the BRIDES iather.s, Pickeway Co., o., May
Sd, by Rev. G. A. Morse, H. s. CLARK, Hunts.
burg, formerly lst Lieut., I'D o. V. Ito Miss
LIZZIE BELTS.
~~.~~~~>~o~-~.~-~NNc ~|~~-~s~~~Sc~~~~.~-~.
DIED,
In Munson, May l3'h, Mrs. DESIRE, wife OF
w. II. Judd, aged AZ years
In Washington, d. c., at the residence of her
grandfather, Col VIM. Maynadier, U. S. Army
1874 g Street. on Saturday, May l4th, at ek 7.
M. LUCY LEDYARD, infant daughter OF
Lieut. Commander S. l.. Phelps, U. S. Navy.
In this village, May Goth, 1864, of ConsGmp.
tion, Mr: WILLIAM ROBERTS, in the SD
yearo his age.
The deceased was a native Of Hartford, Conn,
from which place he emigrated some twelve or
thirte en- years since.
The funeral serv ices took place on Sunday last,
under the direction of the Masons, Rev. S, r.
Carlton ofcia ling AS clergyman.
Springfield RcpuJiic0x please copy
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CLOvER SEED. GLOVER SEED. A goo,
~ supply OF Clover Seed for Sale by
733 WILKINS e. KELLEY.
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I MAIEStiI

FEMALES! FEMALES!! FEMALES!!!
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy, know as
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
for all Complaints incident to the Sex. No
family should be without it, and none will II
once tried by them. 1t is used by Young and
Old, in the decline or change of life, Before and
after Marriage, Daring and after Confinement,
to strengthen the Nerves, restore Nature to its
Proper Channel, and invigorate the Brok en-
down Constitution, from whateper cause origina.
ting USE NO MORE WORTH LESS PILLS!
GrTAKE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BU-
CHU. See Advertisement in another column.
Cut out, and send for it. 74Sml
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BrancA Ont,

Murray g. Caufiolds,, having boon made
by their increasing business to feel the ur.
gent mood of more room, have purchased and
removed to the large Store of d. Warner
Jr., in the Union Block. q. w. Caufiold
has formed co-partnership In the mercan.
tile business With Robert Murray. Bank
Rovenuo Office and Store, all at the same
stand.
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GJLieut. Commander s. L. Phelps, u.
s. N, arrived in town on Wednesday evoi-
ing, on his return from Washington. We
regret to announce that he has been called
to mourn the dcath of his infant daughter.
Capt. Alfred Phelps, who resigned his com.
mission few months since, is also at home.
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List of Drafted Men in Geauga County

List Of Drafted Men in Geauga County.
AUBURN.
Goo. w. Stafford, G.. 0. Roed.
BAINBRIDGE.
Hampton Kent.
CHARDON.
James Thwing, Henry H. Center, VIM. T.
Rogers, Enos A. Hayes, AIonzo Thwing.
HUNTsBURG.
Sylvester Edwards, John Morse, G. II.
Paine, Geo. II. Morwip, James Strong, Goo.
Adams, T. d. Ayleswortb, Levi w. Judd,
Philo Scott. E. l.. Strong.
THOMPSON.
II. D. Malip.
MUNSON.
Orrin StansolI, E. E, Miller, W. ]. Spaul-
ding, d. Q. Kellogg, E. A. Fowler. Anson
Hayden, Frederick Lepper.
MlDDLEFIELD.
IIorcules Gates, Isaac Little, j. f. Bower,
II p. Hinckston, Alanson Moffett, Davis
Morse, Warren Bishop, Henry Thompson,
Wm. Shed, Albert Morse, Isaac Rhodes,
Reuben Bell.
MONTVILLE.
E. B. Perry, Zeno r. Sheldon, Irwin Bill
IL. B. Everett, Eugene Barnes.
NEWBURY.
o. V. Chapman, Wallace Stone, o. L.
Foster, VIM G. Hodg Justin Button, Jot
Durfee, II. Ditto. Henry Bosworth, B. f
Hodges, j. B. Lawrence, J. B. Whitcomb
M. b. Cook, NJ. ]. Cate, G. w. Wright, AL.
vim Russell. Wm. II. Osmond, Milton Rob
inson.
PARKMAN.
Sias M. Hopkins, Lorin G. Waters. f. A
richards, John Chapman, Eugene Latin
Thos. Brown, VIM. s. Benton, VIM. s.
Kitselman, Noah W. Dayton, M. B. Allen.
TROY.
VIM. Corlett, Laban Patch, Lestor Rice
John Welcb, g. ID. Parsons, II. w. Hosmer,
RUSSELL.
II. W. Roberts, Francis Boss, AIva Bur.
goss, Lindsay Hunt, Cbas. Graham, Jr.,
Petor Devoe, l., r. Judd, Q. j. Pelton.
Warren Robinson.
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aarowing to the press Of other matter the ad-
verIisement of MIR, A. Weaver, Boot & Shoe.
maker, is deferred ill next week. In the mean.
time, whoever wishes to purchase fashionable,
durable and cheap pair of boots Shoes CATERS, or
anything in his line, should give him call.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocuEs clear and
give strength to the voice OF SINGERS and
are indispensable to PUBLIC SPEAKERS.
II recommend their uso.to Pub Speak
ers." Roy. e, II. CuAPlN.
"They have suited my case exactly, re-
lieving my throat and clearing my voico so
that could sing with eass"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-05-27

I. DUCHARME,
Chorstor Fronch Parish Church, Mon
treal.
Sold by all Dealers 10 Medicines at 25
conts per Box.
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Sheriffs Office, Geauga Co., !
May 9th, 1864.

TAME into my shop on May 7ih, bright
~ Bay Horse, G or 7years old, % hands IN
height, black mane aud tail, and white feet.
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
J. D. GILBERT.
NewburY. May l6, 1864. 7f9wS
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Sheri6's Sale,

RY virtue of an Order of Sale, issued out
A1of the Court of Common Pleas of Geau-
ga county, Ohio, wherein Lorenzo D. Carver
is plaintiff and p. N. Harrington aud Laura
A. Harrington are defendants, to me direct
ed and delivered, and dated May 9th, 1864,
shall offer for sale at public vendue, at the
Court House in Chardon in said county,
On Saturday, June IN, 1864,
at one o'clock, p Nj. of said day, tho follow
ing described real estate, situate in the
township of Cbardon ia Geauga county, and
IS known by being part of lot No. and Sec
tion No. 4, and bounded as follows, to wit:
east by William L. Rexfords land, south by
land formerly in possession of Gurdon Ro-
gers and Allen MaItby, west and north by
road leading from Mitchell's mills to Will
liam L. Rexford's, it being corner of said
lot No. 2. containing as supposed about ten
acres of land. Terms of sale, cash in hand.
b. N. SHAW, Sheriff
sheriffs Office, Geauga Co.,
May 9th, 1864.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

LAW PARrsEgsHIr-Our old townsman, J. s.
Pitxer. has recently associated with him in the
Ursctice of Law at Virginia City, J. Berry, Esq,
fsts 81 eiskiyou-