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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
Sherif's 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. ID.
1864, shall expose to public vendue, at
the door OF the Court House in Chardon, in
said County,
On Saturday, June 4th, 1864,
At ono O'Clock p NJ, of saic day, the fol-
lowing real estate, situate 10 the township
OF Chester, 10 the County of Geauga, and
State of Ohio, and known as part OF Lot No.
4 in Tract No. 2, and bounded north and
east by the lot lines, south by the highway
running east aud west through said Tract
2, and west by land owned by ID. keyt, con-
tanning so acres of land. Also one other
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. Morgaa, and north by the
highway. and containing 3 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. 8, 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 limos, and containing
fifty-One and 4 acres of land, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal high
ways. Terms of sale--cash in hand.
B. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Geauga Co.
May I'd, 1864. 747w5
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Agricultural Notice.

A meeting Of the officers and members Of
tho Geauga FREQ Agricultural Society, will
DO held at tho Agricultural Hall in Claridon
on Saturday, June llth, at O'Clock p. NJ,
TO make out the Premium List, aud transac,
such other business as may DO necessary for
the next Annual Fair. ~
A revised Premium List will be presented
for the action of tho Society at that time
by committee appointed for that purpose
at the last annual meeting Of the Society
A full ard prompt attendance at tho hour
appointed. is requested.
L. G. MAYNARD. President.
Hambdon, June lst, 1864.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT
Farmers!
We have now on hand for salo
Balls Improved
Ohio Mower and Reaper,
TIE QUAKER MOWER & REAPER,
ana
RUSSELL'S SCREW POWER
Mower A. uyenncr

THE OHIO MOWER e. REAPER bns becn
loo Iong md Iovor,hlv Lnn,n In iaba "nI
Geaupa 10 Tcouire nnv icno,hv Jcscr in, ion ~
lis Two driving wheels 81 inches in jinmo,er
aud inches ace aacb-its bugov bnx md son,
with two neat elliptic springsSiis ;.;,I s..er'
bar with set screw 10 raise ar lower minis or
guards it's 6rau .bnr puidng ,Lo ,,,ss ~ ,ha
knives, and bringing drnit mon forward mari Of
fame nearest the horses, &c &c.-mako i, a
yI,IIE oIIAKrp nio,vrn pc,nr,p !,
L all irou--has Two d,ivin, o,is an ;nnSas ~ 's
in diomc,e,;, - Nv u,.s,ns MhcoIs 80 nl.ncs
self 40 the g,on,J ,o I., as 10 uuap, ~,
its place ,yi,hn", ,,anrd ~ tsa"s ., ~,
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Union Musical Association.

A meeting of the Union Musical Assocla-
ton will be held at Leroy, on Thursday,
Juno 10th. commencing at 10 o'clock A,
NJ. and continuing one or two days, as may
bo decided by vote of tho Convention.--
President, II. N. Carter; Vice President,
John Pike; Conductors. Messrs. Little aod
Wright. Books to DO used. tho Union and
the Key Note. All lovers of musio arc in.
vited. J.C. WELLS, Sec'y U. II. Il.
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IT seems to be accorded by the univers.
al consent of mankind that DR.. j. G. Ayor
g. Co.'s Sarsaparilla. Pectoral and Pills are
the greatest remedies yet discovered for the
treatment of disease that Ayers Sarsapa.
rilla is the great Elixir of Life, which
Philosophers have sough. for purifying the
blood Try 1t and judge for yourselves.
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EF The Messrs. Fairbanks are NAL

EFThe Messrs. Fairbanks are max.
ing sixteen of their largest Hopper Scales
for an Elevator being built now in ST.:
Louis, which will be the first one in that
city, and also similar number for an Ell.
evator which the Michigan Southern r.
r. are now building In Detroit. These
will be among the largest and finest Ele-
vators in the country, and show some.
thing of the improvements making a.
different points, for handling the immense
grain crop Of the West.
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&s-Prof Q. A. Wright is instruc,ing a
Singing Class in this place, with his usual
sk''l and success and we ure pleased to
learn that 1t ia soon to give one or more
Concerts under bis direction, the proceeds
OF which will bo contributed to fund now
being raised by voluntary subscriptions
among our citizens, for the purchase of a
Cabinet Organ for the M. Z. Church. We
predict success to both enterprises. More
particular notice next week.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-06-03

CLovER SEED. GLOVER SEED. good
. supply OF Clover Seed for Sale by
1893 WILKINS a. KELLEY.
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VOLUME XIV. NO. %.
HOME DEPARTMENT..

@s-wo are authorized to state that tho
five persons drafted to Gil tho quota of
Cbardon, have all boon dscba ged, tho
township having received fvo additional
credits since the draft was made. We un.
derstand that tho quotas Of somo other
townships have boon reduced in like mau.
nor.
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ns-Elder j. II. Jones will preach at tho
Disciple Church in this place. morning and
evening of juno I9.b. Morning service to
commence at half.past 10 o'clock; evening,
ut 7 o'clock.
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THE CONFESSIONS & ExpERIENCE

OE a NERVOUS INVALID,
DubisEed for the benefi., and as a caution TO
L young men,and others, who suffer from Ner.
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
ailments-supplying the means of selfcure. By
one who has cured himself after being a victim
Of misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing postpaid directed en-
velope, single copies may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 75lyl !
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Il -----------~>~~~>---->~-~-
FEMALES! FEMALESn FEMALES

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALES!!!
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy, known as
HEl.MBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
Tor all Complaints incident to the Sex. No
family should be without it, and none will II
once tried by them. II Is used by Young aud
Old, In The decline or change of Lille, Before aud
ater Mdrriage, Dar,ng aud after Confinement,
to strengthen the Nerves, resiere Nature TO its
Proper Channel, and .invigofate the Brok en-
down Constitution, from Whateper cause origi ina
ting. USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS!
9TAKE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BU-
Cut out, and send for il. 74sml
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Geauga County Bible Society

The next annual meeting of the Geauga
County Bible Society will be held at Bur
ton, on Tuesday, juno l4th, 1864 The OK.
orc;ses will commence at III o'clock A. M.
All friends of the Bible are cordially invited
to attend.
JOHN NICHOLS, Secretary
Chardon, juno LIST, 1864.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned has been appointed and
j qualified as administrator on ths estate of
William F, Moulthrop, deceased, late of Bur.
ton, Geauga County, Ohio.
L. E.-DURFEE.
Chardon, June Sd, 1864. 75iw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-13

llasty Speech, and what.eamo oil It, Every
department appears to be well sustained ard
tbs coming volume w,nise- to bo q ri'h aud
valuable one for ths iadies. Published at
Philadelphia for 81 per sonum. or cheaper ia
clubs.
Tie Ediabrgh Reret for O3io sr isreo'i7ed
and has the following tabl1 Of contents Augu''
Ceaforou, Trees Archbishop WhsteIy CO.
op~atiye Societies in 1854 French Anti.Cler.
ical Novels Man and Nature Wc'er's LIE Of
Marshal SAKE Ro0ec Browning Poems; The
Five Yosr-Old Parlaoent.
Biackpood tor Noumb,r has the following
labo Of contents:
Nv l.ateat Vacation TX re rs Tony Butler
Enoch Arden Tho History q oar Lord Part
\ Of the 0 'Dowd Papers, Bsnting on Corpu
l,nee tn, lorse-ioot Ruie GsncraI HctlaIlan
Tn, article on Mctlel'n is an attempt +.
prove him sres, GsD'rai. !; 7w1t.cn, %
course, BY gu uidu. friend Of the re5eS. J
espresso. surprise thai Mcclellan shcald have
declared, % his lsi,c: accepting the Ch'casc
nomination, for the Union otherwise it regard
The Mcclellan strategy and the Mcclellan poll
tics very admirable The wfitor has found b.
this time that the people of thi' country do n
entirely agree with hin.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-13
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF the Age.

DR. Kennedy, of RcNbuiy Has. ha. discovered ia
II one OF our common pasture w.ds d rtmI. iaat
cures EyERY Mind OE HJNuE. FEu1 TuE
WORST SCkOFt IA 40 A COMMON plHrIU
z Dott.c' are vatrantd t0 cure Amusing sore mouth
! TO bottles VIII eaJs tha worst Lind Q. ffmi ON
the face
40 bottles Will cl,st tue ,yttwo Of baja.
bottles ore warranted 81 cure tt. Euf.t eaNErf in
the mcrlhuad stomach
$40 bottles re o-ltaAiei g cure ur vor' e.te Of
erYspeiaa
lto2 bottles sre warranted toelrsal humor iu TIE
eyes
bottles arr warranted 20 cure running ol .as ears
and hlc,chei among Che hNe.
tta 6hotilo vagaui,l 10 cure eouu!, and running
sores.
bQtte wilt cure tcty ,ruruon' Of 'ts ssi'.
or bottles trc warranted 90 cure i'a WORT cet.s
OF fineworm,
Cor boues nfe warranted to esre DE m9 DANCE
oua case rheumatism,
or bottles aie warranted 500 cn-s .ait thtrm
o. huitts vi'l core ihs 0a sfcee ftr u'uia
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dyspepsia. know pi tH.N t>rieutt Ui tNDa.HI q
/ d hastttn caused bf ,suksr ia tbe tismseu
ltD2 bo.ues arc warranted 10 eHfr stk headache.
lio2 bottles afc Narrated ID t-FIlatga ca.tt. sate
OF the bowels.
/ 70 2ootle' viii requisite 90 dersugsuent. Of tae
! Kidneys.
/ itoo bottle. sill cure the vors, case. OF siop.y.
liu bottles hafe cured the worst casesn, rt.rHt
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bet ~ rueh Rn cAcfucatiHs dsbe. ~ lalloNU tHa
dt,c icnE ul tr pam p ufoutd esrh toitle spd l4
g tudtiOu, Application uf iha SALT htiElM ufSr
/ MlAl s'hOtULA OINTMENT md DEALING
ha'ntf exec sane ttr 0i. .aA,n r.'', lef. .''i ~
nnd iairur Tta til HHr ac't TT .t9..s i
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/ lfe's 81 fot stithY pIi lurg.tt ftaNm
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-13

the Corporation shall revert and hsofg TO do
c'ate TO be held by ihe same aod be disposed q
az Il my sce fl, in tho advancement Of edac.'on
in Agriculture aGd The Mechanic arts HE Ley.
stature snail have authority at tiny time TO with.
hold the portion Of the interest on income from
s,id fund provided 10 this eel, whenever The Cor
porat,on .ha. ccasc or ',l 10 maintain a College
within the provisions and spirit Of this ac'' aud
the Act CT Congress before mentioned, or tof any
cause which they deem sufficient
Sec. 10. Ibis acl shall be 10 operation untl
SD corporation ,ha hays procured valid and 'oi'
ent subscription to tie amount Of ere hundred
thousand dollars, to be applied 10 the endJwmen,
or otter uses Of sad College, and said Corporation
shall cease to exist On the 10Th day 81 NoVemo "
1863, unless the foregoing suo'cdpuon sha', have
been obtained
Sec H. This ac shslI b na.er the control
Of all future legislature, 70 alter, 9mend, or re-
p,a!ed.
Approved, November y, lSG4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-13
NlanhoOdi how Lost, how Restored

J1st published, new Ell lion Of Dr. ca ,erwtl =
celebrated Essay on The radical cure (Nuhout ~
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unttry Seminal Losses, 1mpotsncy. Mental ard
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sumption, Epilepsy and its, induced ~ t"t udn't.h'
or lvxuai tkIatakalCn
hey- Price IN sealed knycape, only Ct ,.
The celebrated author "a this admirable EaT clsa1
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radically cured without The dangerous use ~ ihsiNA
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trule ~ cure Al once simple, certain ami tptiuA W
means 81 which every sufferer no matter what ~ cot
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radically. ..,
ar This Lecture should be 10 the tsrd' ~ e''''
youth aud esery man 10 The liant .ss..,.
sent under seal "a plain envelope 70 hpb ~,
pesi paid on the receipt Of sin cents OF Two po's
stamp. address the publishers,
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-13

Tor making the sol-s Of Poets end sha'' vasr rreohn
wear lor ger, B. al.o i9r saie a- thefe.
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The War News.

AT last we are able to give oar reader
The details Of stirring war nevis
break the monotony Of months, and thu
far our news is quite satisfactory, an
everything now looks ike a speedy cap
ture of the rebel capital. We give be-
low an editorial from the Boston Dali,
.4doeytiser, which sums up the whole
matter;-
"The news from The Army Of the Poto-
mac this morning is of the most exciting
and Of the most gratifying character
The campaign has opened with vigor,
and its results thus far are most favora-
BILE for the complete triumph Of the IN
ion arms. It appears that on Thursday
last, after our army bad crossed the Rap
idan, with the exception Of Burnside's
corps, Lee made a most determined at
tempt to shatter and destroy our line be-
fore it had fully got into position. Twice
he hurled bis entire army upon different
positions of ours, aud though each time
being temporarily successful in driving
back our advance divisions, he was in
both finally handsomely repulsed,
On Friday morning the engagement was
resumed, and Lee again desperately as
sumed the offensive. In the mean time {
our strong reserve, consisting of Burn
sides corps, bad come up,-and, as we
Judge from the announcement that the
,aIlant Colonel Bartlett Of this state was
lightly wounded,-took part in the ac-
ion. The battle, as our correspondent q
tates, was the most severe ever fought a,
y the army of the Potomac, but proyi- Il
ence aided the right and the furious ii
ssaults of the enemy were all grandly Il
ppulsed. AT the close of the day, the 81
ebel commander, defeated at every point, ~
,ilhdrew his shattered forces, and left o. .,
ur gallant Lieutenant General and Lis
oble army in undisputed possession Of -,
,e field. Our losses have Of course n,
cen large, and the number Of the wound
d is stated at from six to eight thous.
nd men," '
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THE TAIR.-The Fair held at Gov
entry on Wednesday evening, of last
week, was in all respects decided sue
cess. In spite of a dark night and
threatening clouds, the town hall was
filled as full as it could comfortably hold,
and little more. The crowd seemed to
have come together with a patriotic de-
termination to buy everything there was
to be bought, without much regard to
prices. Everything that was offered,
whether refreshments or fancy articles
was sold, and good deal more might
have been sold as well as not. The whole
proceeds were about ninety dollars
Much credit is due the Coventry ladies
for the energy and good management
with which they conducted the Fair to 50
successful an issue.
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A Letter from Rev. j. P. Stone.

TYLER HOUSE, VA, May Sd, 1864.
Mr.. EDIroR,-A thought strikes me,
which will not suppress. Early in
June, 1914, was organized in Greens
boro, VT, the first Sabbath school ever
organized in the State. That, it will be
observed was 80 years ago next month.
Now should that truly important event
pass by its 50th anniversary without
some special notice? 1t strikes ms that
there should be Grand .Semicentenial
Celebration, at least in Greensboro, if not
throughout Orleans County and the
Green Mountain State, on some day
which the friends of Sabbath schools may
agree upon, but early in June, az com
memoFation of the beginning Of Sabbath
schools 90 years ago in Vermont. If the
thing is to come off at Greensboro, min.
listers and other friends Of Sabbath schools
in the neighboring towns, must by words
of encouragement, their presence and
sympathy help it on. Having been for
eleven years minister in your County,
and ten years superintendent of the Sab
bath school at Greensboro, it may we'll
be supposed that should much enjoy
being present at the Celebration which Il
propose; but that is out of the question.
| must not, for that pleasure, leave my
present field of labor. Would that |
could, just long enough to enjoy with
others, aud especially my former christi
an friends and ministerial associates that
feast of fat things. But at present, duty
requires that I toll on, for the welfare Of
those thousands so recently in bondage,
but now free.
Yours truly,
j. p. STONE.
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New METHOD OF RAISING Can
BAGEs.- 81 out the stump the same as fol-
raising seed, as soou as the shoots begin
to run up cut them of, and they will i'm
mediately begin to bead out. We have
known three large eabbages 10 be pro-
duced from one stock in this way. Thu
cabbages will be from four TO six week
earlier than those raised from the seed
Our loear' at North Troy sends US the
above. Try it.
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out from their fair possessions and
left with no place Of rest on all the
continent they once called theirs?

left with no place Of rest on all tn
continent they once called theirs ?
FATHER ABRAHAM's BLUNDER.
Speaking of courses, have we be
come truly apeople opposed to slave
ry from principle, or do we merel,
hate that which gives US trouble p
| have seen those who were opposed
to slavery, and equally opposed tc
those who had been slaves, feeling
quite willing to blot out all together
1t cannot be,-those who were born
in the land, @sons Of the SOIL" are
not to be so easily expatriated.-
The experiment has been tried, and
the success was not brilliant. Ny
faith in the wisdom and sagacity OF
Abraham has been much shaken,
ever since he developed his colonial
ton scheme. One of our comic
writer's made fun of il at the time,
but not more than it deserved; and
one might afford to laugh at it, if the
results were not so serious to the
victims Of the experiment. In the
face Of the scarcity Of labor, the in
yitation, with open arms, to all the
nations of the earth Except the
FRENCH, to enter in and possess the
land, the meetings of merchants and
manufacturers to appoint committees
and charter vessels, and send agents
to collect men for labor from Euro
pean countries, here is a plan to send
away men and women, natives of the
soil, to another and a strange cline.
And that, when their labor is need
ed, when they are willing to work,
and only ask fair remuneration
wages which have heretofore been.
wrongfully denied them. We all.
knew the scheme would fail, but it
seemed to be necessary to try the
experiment in order to satisfy man
whose m nd was made up.--.
And, as the woman said to her hus-
band after the horse had kicked him,
when he always said he wouldn't
kick, so we say to Abraham, "Now /.
hope you're satisfied" IrealIy sup.
pose the President was honest in his
but this is only added proof.
that man may be very honest and
be very much mistaken. We re-
commend the example to the consid-
GRAFTON of those who hold that in
matters, for instance, "it is /
10 matter what a man believes, if heI
$ only sincere"
NOW GIVE THE NEGRO I CHANCE.
Now let Us try to do justly. We
iced not become negro worshipcrs,
nut we can give the black man what
We have never yet given him, a
nance. Since he is here and must n
i've, and is willing to work, let him
york, pay him wages, and as he has
.lways supported himself and Aiat
MASTER, it IS fair to conclude that he
an at least take care of himself
Jun immaculate foreiathers, in those
'ure times that were so much better
han these, left us this legacy. Lett
Is make the best of it, and be wise
md just as well as HONEST.
JUSTICE.
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PICCIoLA LoDGE.-The officers o
Piccioh Lodge No. a of Good Templars
at Coventry, for the current quarter, arr
as follows:
Z. S. Cowles, w. c. II.
Mrs. Sarah L. Cowles, w. r. II. S.
Ednah Herbert, w. L. Ii. S.
Mary Persons, w. V. T.
Iela Pierce, w. S.
Myra Kline, w. T.
George Ware, w. NJ.
Finette Herbert, w. d. NJ.
A. Holland Hancock, w. c.
Ames Morrill,, w. F. S.
Damon, Ware, w. o. G.
Sarah Thrasher, w. G.
w. A. Robinson, p. w. c. T.
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STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention OF the Frecmen Of Yer,
mont. without distinction Of party, will be held
a BURLINGTON, on TUESDAY, THE I'm
DAY OF MAY, 1864, ut II o'clock A. NJ, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Treasurer, to be supported az the
ensuing elcction,-also 10 appoint delegaes ~
large TO the National Convention to be held at
Baltimore, on The 7th day Of June next, 70 nom
jnate candidates for President and Wee Presl-
dent of the United States TO he supported ut the
ensuing election. All who are IN favor Of sus-
taining the Government in its efforts to suppress
The rebellion and to maintain the Union in its
are cordially invited to attend.
JoHN w. STEWART,
SroDDARD b. Colby.
b. w. BARTHOLOMEW,
GEORGE n. DALE, Estate Com.
DUDLEY G. DENIsON,
GEORGE WILKINS,
jonathan Ross,
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j. p. STONE.

Refugees report that Gen. Beaure-
gard has taken large numbers of troops
from Charleston to Virginia, and that
there is great panic at Richmond, where
it 10 believed that Grant will succeed.
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B Morristown, on Monday last, re-
scinded SO much Of the vote given on the
oath of last month as proposed to pay
$500 to thirteen men who bad enlisted
in the l7th Regiment previous to tina,
date.
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ARREsT.-Wilber Norris, of Potion.
has lately been arrested and out under
three hundred dollar bonds to appear at
the higher court for offering himself as a
recruit 10 the United States, and encour.
aging others to do SO.