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More Fighting Success.

HdsA.ngtOs, oct. The followi NJ dispatch is
Dep artment;
citg Point Oct. 2--s.30 r. N.-BIaj. Cen H.
HiIlsek, chez or star '-Du,lcy II the rgh, II
tact,rnes river, and NeSlo south vest O. Peters,
.irg, occupy the same position as yesterday.
There has teen but very little fshains to-day. A
few prisoners bsye been captured.
Last evening Butler scot two brigadcs of infan-
try. with little cavalry, within a rew hundred
meeting with no opposition.
L.. 3. GBl.NT, Lieut.. Gen.
Addition al Accounts.
Hsadquartsrs Armg Of the Potomac. oct. q
fle enemy attacked tic d!ylson Of Gen Ayres yea
tsrday morning, and were repulseI with Lssvy
Luss.
This was the only fyhrng which took place on
the left yesterday, with the exception Of al attack
by wado Hampton's cavalry on Gen. tiregp's cav
airy, on the Vaughan road, when ue rebels were
driven ba.k with good deal OF loss, and We csp-
tured some pr soners. Our loss was very slight.
! The army is now strongly entreuchsd, snd .
battle may occur At any moment
Our loss on Friday is not yet defnreiy ascer
tAned. but It will not vary much from what
stated in yesterday letter.
The enemy claim TO have a nuIntsr Of prison
US from the Ninth Corps on that day.
rhs RiShInand psDsrs tosss sf .yipt0yy sNu
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How soldiers and sailor. Mn, Vote.

For the Information II soldiers and sailors b..
longing to this state we publish the following in
s'ruc,ionS isaued by the Secretary OF State. a,
Albany:
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OTFiCt - 1uE hIcGHTApy oY srAIG.

ar.r, or N,w yory
orrIor g, Inr sroerr.ry ~ s,,,.l
Alp,sy isCl
Under the rroyis,ons NJ the Soldiers, vo,n., tiu
TIE soldier intending 10 vote at npv ,.ner.l nr
rpecinl election 10 hc held in ,hs state l., ,couircd
g. m ont and execute a pow,r of nttornrv cln,
which u blank is herewith ernt, gwen, IN II Icf,rc
any field officer, CAPTAIN, adiutnnt or conm,ndau,
Of any COMPANY or detachment on detached ms, :
vice ~ the United States any c.mmissinnssd nv IN
GERS IN the volunteer ,rre Of the S,n,e t New Yrl
ot toe captain or conrnnndsnt OF any vcsse in the
wi,rcts ~ s1,n ,s w.. I'M 0n., s's'es $50 hasin4
some person. rho is a lsoaI ro,,y, al hfs hon. or
place o re''dence m tS state. residing in the
SAN, tonn or oty Hhere such soldier resides, IN
ciN ~" ~ ms 'otf or odHot lie then mus, ill
"ut tno h'ahk n'1dnNit' "hch VIII hc folnd ptint-
eu on 'n' pu'Slue OF Tue accompanying envelope,
fsn u anu swear 10 u beiore ono Vi Tie officers
hpnN' hainoh'
Ner hh'ihR eSechteh me power of attorney and
s""fl, 70 ihe aihd"Vh on tue enveIopo-which may
t' 'luet written OF prinicd-he must fold and en-
.a' ue vote OF bhiot he desires to cast, together
WIN 'he power oi attiney and place them together
ihSue 'no ohsehlr "hich PAS tie pnhtei or writ
"h Mli"Nii hrro"n' scal them ny carefully, then
I''" 'n.S .nN. ~, 80 seni"d inAde smother en-
N""' nnl iir"'t " 70 the person to whom authpr-
sNeh oy Sad power ni attorney TO cast ior
mn '''' '"'e oi uaIioI anu transmit the shrne to
uc p+f,,h 70 whom y If crested by mail Or other-
,', 10, ",l@s,s , 'e'oro WHOM me aihdnNts are
desguai,ons
l., ~ ,n"uil ." norie IN hinh That the person VII"
the mine for h,u,. mus, he l.,.l vo., an ahs day
VI election and soldiers should be cautious u
10 write. In n l,yble hand. thc na,,a ,e,r" "a
county, in order " prevent their miscarriage. ny
viii be- ll. rnarc cI,.,D ~, seo ,hs sa' sher
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New5 Items.
tsy Telegraph 10 n. Ssv roys s.nl

lEy Ithrdph 10 ths AsU IOyS Sun.l
49,. ,,
''' '"'N "'' yee'efd'y' IN
''' "" '''e"'' ~ "''o"'y' w. the Union
" \" "'''"'' "'Jority OF l'5'
''"'"'h ""' 'isumed command
'"' ''' NV" "IT "''"'' WIN headquarters ~
"'o' 7''h' h''huleu'n 10 ordered 10
report Mt WhcenC.
IS the election tor ,itv ofbc.,, a, p.t,.
r., ,, y" 's'P"r"
'"'' F'''''"y' mS' vol" was po'led. Tho
their whole uqsct BY .bou, 100 maio,,,,.
Tnz snl.r,,r,,,. 4, ,,,o c.. 49,,
r"u"' '" 'u' oe'oh'ihirty loan, 10.
ported to ih- Treasury Department YESTERDAY.
amount 10 sl,Osi 7OO, aud for ia. as, ,v,o ,I,..
"a .,,e. '"' 'ass
hFofsArToS has been received at the NAVY De,
.,..,,... x.,, "d'''uhI'us
Cape An,oms Cub. sb. was ,,om c,, as,..a. %"s' 90
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ANOTHER EOLD ADVANCE
THE INVASION Of MISSOURI.

Rosecraus to Take the Field.
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Grain and Lumber Mills

r. l.. Zcmp' -four and grst; Jas. H. .vaupbp. eo,,
ana grlst; James A. Kirkland, erist =: + snts hIsf
erlana % lumber and grist w. E. Hughes iun,har dbar
end nsi1s gi1sf hrn GnHres Perkins Ce Jass
grist and lumber; L. W. R. Blair ah,,u Aosr
gr'st; Charles Raey, flour and grist; J r. sa~s ans
el' grist John W. Gaskins -four. pr;st ~ ~ GoMs
per- per-; John a. Young, grist and lumber: = ,un +
+ Wm sheds a&Sss rS}s nGDsrs 6hirksy
& Miller, flour and grist; L. J. Paitsrae ueorgs ~.
r,n ana grst John s. Miller -four and grist esaa syas
kEof T. Lang, grist and lumber; " N Va,Iats eSiatS
m grist, John Chestnut, grist> and lumber. Tarsyy!l
cGstnua cris IT, sr grist and lumber John MoRae
fBurwe R"uIn IaIp' oohn Brown grist; estate Of
kemuel boykin, grist and lumber; Mrs Jans IL u
,, nnox' & grst. Richard HYATT -four and ar;s,{
L Lewis Peeples -four, grist and lumber. stis',
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Headquarters,
RESERVE FORCES, S. c. I
COLUMBIA, Sept, 30, 1864. }

RESERVE FORCES s. c.
COLUMBIA Sept 3d. 1864.
GENERAL ORDER NO. Z.
r PURSUANT TO GENERAL ORDER mo 73
IL Ajutant and Inspector Generals Office, current
series, Qlereunto appeuded) the Brigadier General
commanding Reserve forces OF South Carolinn hereoy
control and direction Of the consumption ser
vice in tho State.
II. Except as hereinafter specified, the organization
of the Conscrplon Department in the State, including
the Examining Boards, will be preserved; aud all ex-
listing orders regulations and Instructions oth Com
andant OF opscrpts will be continued of force until
otherwise ordered.
III. Local Enrolling Officers and Examining Boards
will report Immediately to the Comnandant of Con-
scripts, and through him communicate with these
: Headquarters and will through him, receive orders
and Instructions.
". All communications in relation to the Conscrip-
ton service in the State and all applications Tor en-
emption and detail .must be made through tho Com
mandant Of Conscrpts; communications on all other
subjects will continue to be nude through tho a. IL.
General of the Reserve Forces, Sc
" The Office of Congressional District Enrolling
Officer being abolished all officers heretofore acting
in that capacity will report by letter to the Command
ant Of Colscipts for assignment to oer duty setting
forth their rank corps position and presentassgnment
to duty Competent officers will be assigned rs "ln-
spectors of Conscrption in the several Congressional
Districts
VI With vew to compliance Of Par. III. Of said
General Order No. 49, pthc Commandant Of Conscripts
will without delay order the medical examination Of
all commissioned officers and other persons Except
those of the "Invad CorpsD employed in tho enroll
ing service Of thisS State Commissioned officers as to
whom disability is found to exist, will hold them:
selves in readiness to be assigned to duty i'll the field
as soon practicable.
VII Application for ASST gnment to duty as Enroll
ing Onicers Assistants Clerks and to other positions
in tho Conscrpion service in this State; vii be re-
ceived from officers non-conamssioned officers and
privates belonging to the Reserve Forces, and from
,li
sons not liable to service in tho field Such applca-
tous enclosing testimonials of character, intelligence
and flness, will be addressed to Maj G: d. MELTON,
Communicated Conscripts, Columbia. S. G.
By command Brig. Gen. CuEsNUT {
ED. Ii. BARNW ELL.
A. A. Gen.
Oct 20.
ESy- State papers copy three times.
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3 State papers copy three times.
Wanted to Purchase

THOR THE USE or THE CONFEDERATE
Il Statcs-Scrap Iron, wrought or cast for which
pay fair price in cash. or fpreferred, will exchange
rolled plantation Iron for the Planters others
having any ofthe above to dispose Of will inform me-
OF the fact wish collect it together as speedily
as possible. }. S. MERONEY.
September IT,
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POST OFFICE, CAMDEN, S. q.
MAH ARRANGEMENTS.

RICHMOND, CHARLESTON, COLUMBIA. wr.7rpp
Due-Daly, by
Close-Daily by e 6o. 90 =. n N
LANCASTER, FLAT ROCK, 6sc
r,aeo rn,ue.Monday, ey, Wednesday & Friday by l2 90 N
''' ''SS' I" IL 90 A. NJ
RED HILL, Russell PLACE, &c.
Due-Thursday, by - m
cl0ses-samo day, at II 90 A..
T1LLER's FERRY, JEFFERsoN, DO.
Due-Mondny, by - mr. -.
Closes-Frday, at 10 oo n.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 90 A. NJ to 200 p .rd ~
time otter opening the mai at night
T. W. PEGU
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Coroner.
John S. Meroney.

Managers Of Elections.
~, Camden-John T. Ncroney G. Az Mcdonald,
Cureton's Mill Frederick Bowen James Team,
Emanuel Parker.
Flat Roek-Jesse\ \ Truesdcl, James Fletcher,
George R. Miller.
Bufho-Wm. Mungo, Gillian sowell, VIM. Cato.
Donald Mcdonald.
Schrocks Mill-B. T. Mccoy, Alexander Nc
Lcod, Henry Radcliffe.
Goodwns Stom-Bcnjamin Cook, John B. Mick
lei James II. Vaughn.
Liberty Hill-A. D. Jones, ir, r. G.. pattcrson
Il. g. Cunningham
Officers Of Court
Joseph D. Dunlap, Commissioner in Euuitv: W.
Cyourn; Clerk \. L. Mcdonald, Ordinary
Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff
Tax Collector
william McKan.
Confederate Enrolling Officer.
". z. Leitncr.
Contedcrats Var Tar Coilector
a. M. Kennedy.
Assessor.3
John Cantey, r. NJ. Kennedy
Collector. of 7ar in Kind.
James Jones.
chief Commssary Agent.
: j. Fl. Devereaux
Confederate Quartermaster's Agent
James Sewers.
State Quartermaser's Agent.
A. Markley Lee.
Rsceiuing and Delivering Aqtnf.
J. NJ. Gayle.
-~~oo-..-N...-o..,,o-
Officers of the Town of Camden.
Intenaant.
James Dunlap.
Wardcns.
n D: BaEloy' D. d Hocot, LIN. Boswell, r. M.
Recorder.
r. M. Kennedy.
Marshal and MarkehECluk.
-. VIM. Johnson.
Professional.
Physicians Pract,eing.
L. II. Deas, D. L. DcSaussure, T. Reenstierna.
W. r. Skies, Ben amin II. Matheson, J. McCan
J. l. Tranthem, WI. Pickett, 3. s. Lucas. r.
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President and Directors Of Camden Bridge Go.
Presdent-Joln NJ. DeSaussure
Directors-John Macrae. B. Perkins, James Team.
Colin Macrae, Sec. l. Treas
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Notice..

A. IL PERSONS Fl lOLDING NOTES OR LAWFUL
~ accounts against the Estate Of Thomas j. ely
burn, will present them to me for payment within
ninety days from date. After that time will not pay
any claims against tho Estate.
VIM. CLYBURN,
Oct 2l-3t. Administrator.
"Confcderate" please copy three times.
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SULSie,'S Ro1rd 1f RsJ;ef

Spiders Board Of Relief
John Nj. DeSaussuro, F.. Barnes, James Dunlap, J.
Koss Dye, G. Mosely, james Team, Jesse Trucs-
E.del, John Il. Mickle, Charles Raley, John Gas
kins, Daniel Gardner
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L. ,NcCandess' Male Academy; F. Staudenmver
Wa",, 1Has acauemy; Mrs. McCandcss' Academy for.
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon.
DealeTs 4" Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardpare ,sc t..
Il. ". bonney James Dunlap, George Alden Ma
MondsI G'poell, snL;,; IL. NJ Kennedy, Mrs McLeish,
mcnoal smith, Mrs. Conner Mrs. Crosby. q
BENJAMIN, Matheson Il Co., A. Latto W n
81, McDow9ll, s. Oppcnhcim, NJ Baum & Bro Mo.
" roney, Boswell s. Bro, J. NJ. 0avle TosonL ~
S0mners maaa; T. S. Myers, James McEwn, ".
Skies. ~ - iis'o''' b.
Druggists
Vim. N!cRain, +. L. Zemp
Book Seller and Stationey
James A. Young.
Watches and Jewezyoa
Ass ban a. '0uns' L. b. Alexander, A.W. wehr
B7achsmiths, Wagon and Car,iuoeuah,r,
>. Hhl7er' Robert Man, Nathan B. Arrants. Thorn
shiver. K. R., blacksmith. "'Au
Cabinet Wurcrooms and Unde1oker.:
e..L' Chatten, WIN. Tarvcr, J. F.. Sutherland
Builders
J.FI Sutherland, C. L. Chatten. II. G. Rohor..
Merchant Tailor
Charles A. Mcdonald
Saadlery md Harness.
FL. oakes, Mr. Buger
fheel'crigM and Ginmaker
X. j. McCreight.
bakers.
F. Shoemaker VIM. Daasoh
Tan Yards
l.. b. stephenson, F. L. Zemp John S. Bradley
Alex. Mcleod, Lewis J. Patterson, John brown
Mansion House, by F. a p..:
Dekals House, by ! II In,: ID,son:
fr'"ate Boarding.
j. W. Rodgers.
M,hndry and Dress Maktng.
Miss D. II. McEwen, Mrs. Hammer.lo,or
Methodist-J. T. Wightman pastor
Presbyterian-S II. Hay, g.
>Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr.,. -
LBaptist-W. E. Hughson, CO.
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FRoM THIS DATE WE Shall ,HARcK
Il three dollars Omnibus fare to and from ~ nv,
of the town. To or from Kirkwood or tovo, p.o
limits of the town, six dollars The high pnc., nc
horse feed compel us to advance our rates. ' -
]. K: WITHERSPOON.
Z. G. ROBINSON.
October 4 4,
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Council Notice.

TsNHB TOWN AUTHORITIES HAVING CON
L TKACTED with party to cut all gras. and
weeds in the Cemetery (outsde private los do hereby
forbid any one else cutting grass within tho encusure
By order Of Council. Il. N. KENNEDY,
Clerk of Council.
Oct 7 tt.
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Commissioners Of the Poor.
E. BARNES, a. ~ MeDowall, John q. Higgins, r
NJ. kennedy, J. s. Depass ". E. Hughson SEQ
and Trcus.
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MQQiStrateI.

Magistrates.
J ohm 4. Witherspaon, Vim. D. Hogan, ". Il, Tay.
1or, Henry Brace john Il. shay, Richard L.
Whitaker, J.. r. Barker
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Professional.
Phusicians no,p Pract,cinn.

"yofttHF8 H0W 1TuCIIctHT
l.. II. Deas, d. L. DcSaussure, T. Reensterna.
". r. Skies, Benjamin II. Alathes6n, J. McCaa'
J. l. Trantham, WI. Pickett B. S. Lucas, r.
Mellow, l.. NJ. Desaussure, Thomas ". Sal.
Z mond, F. L.. Zemp.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJ'T AND INSp. GENERALS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Nov. l. 1864 !
GENERAL ORDERS NO. A.
T THE COMMANDING OFFICERS OF COM.
IL panics organized under orders from this Office
for service beyond their Districts will forthwith
turn to this office full Rolls Of their respective COM
panies including tho names Of persons who bave been
added to the rolls since their original organization
II. General and field officers having in their posses
sion the rolls above specified will also mako returns
ufthe same.
III. lersons who are liable to service in said
panics, and who havo failed to report their names
when the companies shall be ordered into service will
be arrested carried into camp and tried hy courts
tia in pursuance Of the provisions of the Act Of the
General Assembly
". General officers and the commanding officers of
Regiments will extend these orders.
BY commando
(SigneO a. G. DARLINGTON,
Ad't. and Insp'ctr. Gen. S. c.
Official:
G. A 'F0LLIN, \ Il. Gen.
GB- Payers Of III, :'ato copy three timos
Nov. 8
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Commissioners to Approre Public Securities.
John NJ. DeSaussurc, James Dunlap Wm f. john
son. ST., a. Nj. Kennedy, Thos +. Shannon.
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DISTRICT CTDIRECTOKY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Legislators.

a. II. Boykin-Senator.
John ~. DeSaussure, D.. D. Perry-Repressnta-
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Commissioners of Roads.
J. NJ. DaSaussure Chairman, b. 4. Mccoy. W. II.
Hughes, Daniel D. Kirkland james L. Nc
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John L: Micke, Gillian Sowell,
Richmond r. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of the "Act to establish GER
tain Roads, Bridges and Ferries" passed December
II, is as follows:
'"That each Commissioner of Roads now in Of
hce' or hereafter appointed, shall serve Until
successor IS appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be in force during the war
Commissioners Of Free Schools
Wiley Kelley, Vim. Dixon, James Team, C. C.
a Halle Jesse Truesdel, Daniel Bethunc, A. L.
Mcdowell.
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Churches.
Methodist-J. T. Wightman, pastor.
presbyterian-s. II. Hay, g.
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, IT,. ...
LBaptist-W. E. Hughson, 90.
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Lasyers,..
VIM. NJ. Shannon W. L.;tnsr
W. NJ. Kennedy. w. r. TavIoc,
Joseph D. Dunlap. G.. Bailey
2
Dentist:
M. Bissell.
Surveyors. =
Colin Macrae Daniel Bethune, C...c.EHails
Scholastic, Mercantile, & Mechan-
lea :

>, Acaden.es and Primary Schools in Camdsu..
L. ,McCandless' Male Academy; F. staudenmyer.
W 11aie academy; Mrs. McCandlcss' Academy for
Mrs. Peck; Miss Maggie DeNoon. A"'on
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Commissioners Of Public Buildings.
John Workman, r. NJ. Kennedy, r. Is. johnson, f.
l.. Hemp, l.. ". r. Blair James b. Cureton, VIM
u. McDowall Chairman, G. =. b., Colin Macrca
Treasurer.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-05
Death of a Soldier.

Mn. CONVERSE :-Wo wish, through your
paper. to announce the death and funeral
services Of James Dimes, one of tho old 4lst,
who had served almost three years in de.
feDso of bis country against this hell born
Rebellion. He was the hero of Mission
Ridge--the boy who first climbed the para.
pet and took twelve men prisoners. He
was shot in the head on the 9th ult., and
died instantly. He was 20 years of age on
she 4sh'of July-tbe day before his death.
The funeral will take place at the Wesleyan
Church in this township, on the 7lh inst.--
Mr.. Cole, of Bainbridgo, will preach the fu.
neral sermon. t '.' G. GATES,
Russell, Ohio, August LIST, 1864.
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Sunday School Celebration.

The Geauga County s s. Union will hold
its second s. s. Celebration at Middlo6old
on Thursday, August lltb. Public exerci,
sos will commence at IL o'clock A. M. Ad.
dresses may be expected, interspersed with
singing by tho children, and other appro.
priato exercises. 1t is desired that each
family should provide It's own refreshments.
Though designed primarily for the
townships of Middlc6eld, Burton, Hunts.
burg, Troy and Psrkman, all will bo cor
dialy received. All cle'gymen and friends
of Sunday Schools, and especially s. s.
officers and scholars, are cordially aud earn.
estly invited to be present, and aid in Civ.
ing interest to tho occasion, and q now and
bealthful impulse to tho cause. ,
BY order of tho Central Committee.
JOHN NICHOLS, Cor. Secretary.
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The Erie Annual Conference.

The annual Conference OF the NJ. E..
Church, was held in West Greenville,
commencing on the Goth July. The iol-
lowing ministers have been appointed to
the CLEVELAND DIsTRIcr: W. II. Wiison,
p. E. Cleveland, stellar st. E. Gillet /;
Eric st. J s Lytle; ScovilIe Avenue and
City Mission, ID Prosser. East Cleveland,
d Kennedy; Msyfeld, E G Lalimer; Viii.
ioughby. T Grey Mentor, A M Brown !;
Painesville, ] d Norton Perry, E R
Knapp; Geneva and saybrook, A @ Tib-
belts Chsgrin Falls, J Graham; Balm.
bridge. II. Kellogg Troy, H M Cham.
berlain; Thompson, ID Smith; Grand Rv-
er, E Wade; Montville, H Cole Clari.
don, G J Bliss Chardon, w H Wilson |;
Kirkland and Mautus, ] Eddy and L X
Wilkinson. '.
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Musical.

A meeting of tho Union Musical Associa-
ton will bo held at Thompson, on Thursday
and Friday, Aug. 1lth and l2tb, under the
direction of Prot W. W. Partridge of Cleve-
land,wh has been engaged for the occasion,
and specially requests all to bo preseut at
tho appointed hour, which is ten o'clock A..
M. Books viii De furnished by the Con-
ductor. Concert. on Friday evening. All
lovers of music are invited.
J. 9. WELLS. Sec'y U, NJ "A.
Chardon JuIy 05tb-, 1854 ....r .... -...
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VOLUME XIV. NO, 3.
HOME DEPARTMENT..
Ho for the New Regiment /


II. N. Spencer, of Cla.idon, lato Louten.
ant In the gallant Seventh Ohio, and go well
known to oil our citizens, having just been
commissioned as Lieutenant for Recruit.
ing, and mustered into tho u. s. service. has
established his bead quarters. a, the Drug
Store of Cook s. MCGOWAN, in this place,
where he will receive recruits for the new
Regiment to be raised in this District. As
said Regimen. must be raised, and our
County contribute bor quota to It, persons
who purpose to enlist would do we'll to call
on bin. Recruits accepted for ono, two or
threo years, as they may elect. Lieut..
Spencer desires, and we trust will receive,
the counsel and cooperation of tho Town
ship Military Committees, and of oil intor.
ested in filling the quota of the County.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of sale ssudd out Of the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Geauga Co., o.,
U. O.,wherein Frances Harrison is plf. and Luther
P. Harrison is det., to me directed ard delivered,
dated July Goth, A. d. 1864, shall offer tor sale
at public vendue, at the Court House in Chardon
1864, between the hours of 10 A. NJ, and Az.
M. Of said day, the following real estate situate
iu the township of Miidlefield, Geauga County,
Ohio, md known by being part OF lot No. Az,
and bounded as follows: Begi inning at the south
west corner Of land of Frances S SIiarrisont thence
south TO the Township line; thence east on the
t'nship line to Sc acres oi land belonging to VIM.
Harrison. thence north to the said lahd OF Fran.
cos S Harrison; and thence west to the place Of
beginning on n line parallel with the Township
line, containing 29 acres of land, but subject to
all legal highways. Terms OF SALE-Cash in
hand. B. N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Shcriff's Office, Genu.
ga Co, July Both, 1874. .i T59w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-05

~We trust that the Union men 10 the
different townships of this County. who
may be called upon by local committees to
contribute towards the payment of the nee.
essary expenses of the present campaign
against Treason and Slavery in Ohio, will
respond with their accustomed promp tness
and lberality. Nothing unreasonable or
unnecessary will be asked Of any ~ oil
that tho common cause demands for it's sup.
port should, and we believe will, be freely
given.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-05

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 n who
wish it uree,) Recipe, with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm.
that will efiecMally remove in ten days, Pim-
pies, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities
of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear smooth
and beautiful. -.
| will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will euable them to start full growth OF
Lnxurant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustache, in
less than thirty days. .t ..' -
All applications answered by return mail fres
of charge. Respectfully yours, ..s ..i
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN. Chemist, .
159m3 - S3l Broadway, N Y
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-08-05

GH-We would call attention to the card
of our new townsman. Mr.. James Brewer,
who has opened Bakery and Confeetion-
cry Store one door south of the Court
House. Mr.. Brewer has supplied great
desideratnm in this oopmrnity. He is evil
IDENTIFY master of his business, and we be.
love the people of this and adjoining towns
will find it for their interest 10 literally
patIonize him. ...