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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

A NUMBER Of years has elapsed since the in
PRODUCTION of HOSTETTERS 'CELEBRATED
in the mrds Of many persons against what are
denomiuated patent medicin's, al first greatly
retarded its sale; but, as its writes mud merits
became known. this barrier OF prejudice was at
last oYerihrown, and the demand increased SO
listed in the United States in which the afflicted
had no; experienced the benefits arising from the
use o. the i" Bit, rs" and ntlhe present day. IN
ALLPARTS OF THE WORLD, there arc 10
Ike iouad vouchers, cor the great merits OF the ar
icle. No gwater cure for, Dyspepsia can be
fonnd See Advertisement For sale by Drug
gisls and Dealers generally everywhere 766w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

HLRpER's MAGAziSE, one yent....St.o 90
IN Extra Cory OF either the MAGAZINE or Bs
WEEKLY m,H he SuDp',ei Gvahs foreosry Club NJ
FIvL SUBSCRIBERS ot 81 90 each in rsnaittaact'
or SIR Cop,ts for 5000
Bach Numbsrs can be supplied al any time.
A Complete Set now comprising 29 Volumes,
III neat cloth binding, will he tert by Express,
freight at oxpelse OF purchaser for 2,25 per vol
ume. Single toipmes, by mail postpaid 50 o..
Cloth cases, tol binding, 6s cents by m all, post
paid. Address
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
TT FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YoRK.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

~ The Cleveland Hrrdd 10 comment
Ing upon the soldiers vote of this County.
at the October election, says:-' Ohio coun-
ties will have to knock under to Geauga -
But. in radical Missouri, bayoncts think still
more alike. Out of seven thousand soldiers
but sixty Eve voted for Mcclellan Regi
ment after regiment voted unanimously for
Lincoln md Johnson"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

SWALLOW Two or three hogsheads Of "Bu.
y chu," "Tonic Bltters," SarsaplriIla," Ner
vous Aptidotes." &C., NC. 40, aud. alter you
are satisfied with he result, then Try one box oI
OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE.
ClFIC PlI.lS--and be restored TO ica III mud Wig
or in less than larry days. They are purely veg.
etable, pleasant to take, prompt and 50 lutaiy in
their effects on the broken-down and shattered
advantage. Imported and sold in the United
States only by JAMES ). BUTLER,
800 o. No 427 Broadway, New York.
''l 1ryAgent Icr the United States.
P'S.-A Box of the Pills securely packed, will
be mailed 70 any address, on receipt of price
which IL ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money re.
funded by the Agent, II entire satiuciion is no,
given. 1902 760m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

EFM,ss Calsta Willis. daughter Of
Mr.. Ephrsim Willis. Of Russell, has pre-.
sented us with some maple sugar, which
we think superior in quality to any other
we have ever seen. 1t compares favor
ably with pulverized white sugar. ..,
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o. r. NEWCOMB. Secretary
Excessive Enrolment in Geauga
County.

The County and Township Military Commit.
tees are reques,cdlto meet al the Court House in
Chardon, on Friday. Dec. 10Th, at 10 o'clock A
NJ, for the purpose Of taking such acion as they
may deem expedient, 10 correct the onrollmen,s
Of the several townships, agrecably 10 the recon.
menda,ons of The Adju,ant General of the State
OF Ohio.
B. B. WOODBURY., Chairman
Geauga County Military Committee.
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II CJJ.-lTA N,,

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less than
80 DAYS, the woIst cases OF NERVUUSNES
ness insanity, aud all Urinary, Sexul Al and Ner-
vous Affections. no matter ir ON what cause pro-
duced. Price, One Dolla per box. Sent post
paid, by matt on receipt OF an order. One Box
will perfect the cure in most cnses. Address
.. l...s JAMES 8. BUTLER.
General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERI-
ENCEOE' NERVOUS INVALID.

Published for the benefit, and as a Caution to
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred
ailments supplying tho means of SeIf,cnrc. By
ono who has cured himself al er being victim
OF misplaced confidence in medipal hlmbug and
qunckery by enclosing postpaid directed en-.
Nathaniel MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings Co.,
New York. 75Iyl
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SUBSCRIPTIONS:
1865.

The Publishers have perfected systom Of
ziSE and WEEKLY promptly to those who prefer
TO receive their periodicals directly from the OF.
fec of PuU LEGATION
The Postage on HARFER's MAGAZINE is 7wen-
ty foOr Cents yenr which must be paid at the
Subscribers PostOiiico.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

~We should have stated last week,
that the claims Of the Christian Commits
ion were presented at the Baptist as well
as the Disciple Church, on the Sabbath
af,er Thanksgiving. and the number o.
memberships largely increased. We
learn that The total amount received 70,
memberships in this place. exceeds 500
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The State OF Ohio, SS.

To tie CLERK of the count Of Common
Pleas Of 0eauga Co., Greeting:
II IL Hereby Ordered, Tint the several Terms
Of the DlsrRIor CovRr aud CoURr OF COMMON
ILsAs. Tor the year loo5. shall bo held in the sev.
cral Counties composing tho 9lh Judicial Dis.
II Ct oi The Stale OF ONO, as follows, 10 wit:
DIsTRIcT COURT.
In Stark County August 23d;
In Carroll County. August 25,h;
IN Coiumblana Comfy. August 2sih;
IN Mahoniny County, August 30th;
In lfulnhull County, Apill i9lh;
In Portage County. April 18th;
In Lake County, April 9th;
Ia Genuga County. April Goth;
In Ashlabula County, April 2lth.
CoURr OF CoMmoN Pleas
In Carroll Co, January l7th, May 9Th and
September jlh
IN Satk County, January 3oh, May 29th aud
October 18th,
10 Columbnna County January I'd May 18Th
and Sep enber lSth
In MahuninI County, January 2nd NAV Isl
and september iih;
in Portage County, January i7,h, May 10th
and September 18th;
ln 'rium'uil County, January 3olh, May 29lh
and Oct ober 10th;
In Lake County, January 9th April 81 and
September 4lh;
In Geauya County, January Gath, May 9Th and
October I'D;
In Ash obua County, Fsbrnary 9th, May 22nd
and October 10Th
You will entc this the Journals Of the Dis.
trct Court and and the Court of Common Pieas
and cause the same to be Published as required
by law.
District, at Warren, Ibis Dist day OF October, A
d. lS6l
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

~Theaga the election is past. we
trust the matter 10 the speech Of Mr..
Henry L. Clark, published on our first
page. is Of sufficient historic interest to
warrant a perusal ' ..r.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

GFNo 9 of "Harper's Pictorial His
tory Of The Great Rebellion" ia received
The work Increases in interes. as it pro-
gresses. ,..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
From the Rev Jos I'll. Kennard, Pastor
lOfh Baptist Church:

From tho Rev .Jos.H. Kennard Pastor Of the
l0th Baptist Church: .
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir IL have been often
requested to connect my name with commenfa'
tons OF different .ledicincs, 8, but, regarding the
practice as out Of my uppro roprate te sphere u have
in all cases declined; bat win cica preoi in
many instances, aud particularly in my family,
OF the usei illness Of HooAands Germa Bitters,
depart ior unco from my usual course, to ex
press my Iull conviction, that for eNer ldebiity
qfthet ty'tem, and eSpecmHy for Liver Conpiaimt
Hisa safe and vatuaIte Prcparatiom. lh some
ases 1t may fail; bat ustn lily doubt btnOt it MI
be very beneficial to those who suffer from / he
ahovecause. Yours, very respectfully,
}. Il. KENNARD,
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Eighth below Coates ST. , Philad'a.

From Rev. WarrenRundolph,P ,Pas,oro baptist
Church, Germa n,own, Pa: ....i .. s ....a
DR. e. u .Jac Sson:--Dear Sir:--Personal OK
pcr ana bles me to say that regard the Bit.
ters prepared by you as most excellent medi-
cine. In cases OF severe cold and general de-
billy have been greatly benefitted by their use
and doubt not they will produce similar efiecr 8
ouothers. Yoursuuly,
.- .... WARREN RANDOLPH, ,..
.r... .....r r... Germantown,Pa.
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MARRIED.

At the Parsonage in Chardon. on the 7th
inst. by Rev. W. H. Wilson, Mr. ORRIN
BARNES of Chester, and Miss JANE
MURPHY, of Manson. ......
In Muu-on. Nov. .2Otb, hy Elder A. Wood
ard. Mr.. EDISON HEATH of Kirkland, and
Miss MELISSA COLVIN. of Munsou.
In Muusrp Nov 30th by Eider A. Wood
ard, Mr. JEREMIAH NJ. BOOMER and
Miss CORINTHA BUTTS, both Of Auburn.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

10 From Rev. II Turner, Pastor OIL HeddingM
f Church. Pnilud'n; .E. ..., - q
Dr. Jackson, Dsar Sir: HavingOftenuseJyou your
Bitters IN my iauni!y,l can say il has been OF
great service. believein mos cases Of general
Ceblity il ia the safest and dmostvaiuab bl eremedy
o which have any knowledge.
Yours, respectfully, }. B TURNER,
No. S26 n. .NineteentbSt,
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DIED.

IN Kirkland, Nov. l9'h, 1854. Mrs. LO
VIVA CALL, wife OF Deacon Obod Call. in
the 90 II year nf her ago.
Ia Keeware" H., Oot. 26 h, 1864, Mrs.
EMILY ; STONE wifa OF S. S S,One, fol-
merry Of Hun,sburg.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

From the Reverend LeviG, Peck Pastor OF the
Baptist Church, Pemberton. N. J., formerly of
the North Baptist Church, Philadelphia ',..
have known lioofand's Gernan Bit.ers ia
vorubly ior a number oi years. Have used them
in my own family. anu have been so pleased with
their effects. that | was Induced to recommend
them to nuny Others, and know that they have
operated IN u strikingly beneficial manner. !
take great pleasure IN thus publicly proclaiming
this iact and calling the attention OF those at
hiced with the Diseases for which they are rec.
commended. to these Bitter4,-- knowing from ex.
perience that my recommendation will be sus J..
iaiued. do this more cheerluliy as Hooha nd s
German Btters is intended To benefit the uiilcl.
ed, aud is not rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI & PECK.
From Reverend Newton Brown,D D., Ed
itor o. the Eucyclopediu OF Religious Know ledge
and Christian Chronicle, Ph,!adel 7hia:
Alhough am never disposed 10 favor or rec.
omnend Patent Medicines in general. through
disrust Of their ingredients and effects, yet
know of no sufficient reasons why q man may
mel testify 10 beueits he believes himse II to have
received from any simple prepar a,ion. In hope
that he may thus contribute to the benefit oi 9th,
ers Too
do this more readily in regard to Hoofland's
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson
oi this ci,y.-because | wns preudicod agains,
them tor many years, under the Impression iha
.hev are chiefly an alcoholic mixture | am in.
debei to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal OF this prejudice by proper tests
aud Tor encouragement 10 Try them when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility The
use ofthfee bott o. OF these Buffers at the begin
ming OF the present year, was followed by evi
| deni relief aud rcstorrtgn to degree OF bodily
aud mental vigor which have not ic.t ior 81,
IN lnths before, and had almost despared re
| aiming, | therefore thank God and My irienc
tor dlrecliul me To the use oi them.
.fs J. NEWTON BROWN, Philnd'a :.
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IIoonmnds German - Bittcrs

will cure every ease OF Chronic OF Nervous De.
biity, Diseases oithe Kidneys, and Diseases
arising from disortered Stomach. OBJ
serve the FOLLOWING symptoms,
resulting from Disorder OF the
Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Ful!ness OF Blood o
he Head. Acidity of the stomach Heartburn,
Nausea, Disgust for Food. Fullnessor Weigh, in
the stomach, Sour Eructa tions, Sinking or t'lnt
teripg at the Pit OF the stomach. Swimming OF
the Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flut.
teriug at the Henri Choking or Sulloca,i ling Sen.
sations when in lying posture. Dimncss Of Wis.
ion, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency Of Perspira.
tion. Yellowness oil the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the Side. Back Chest. Limbs, &c, Burning in
the Flesh, sudden Flushes OF Heat. Constant I'm
oginngs Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spir
its. ~rItemenher thntrHIS BIrTERS rc
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From Rev j NJ, Lyon, formerly Past or o fths
Colun,bus,tN j. aud Mileslown ,tPa j Baptist
Churches: ..H r.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-15

T1 TMroRarANcE asA sfls 81 81 PRAmYEs.@The " Msssis. i;
stppiamssayss.sA very deepimpIession was
made.spono our mind in regard to, the ign:
portanee Of prayer by 2 friend who remark
ed, while speaking Of the cheering pros
poets wkiSh nov lie before the army Of Ten
nesseej thasifqWeS whosres blessed with tie
privilege of remaining at home, would only
do our duty By praying feryently. and de-:
soutly to Almighty God for aid in this aw:
faf struggle, obi Brave soldiers in the field
would 90 The fgktiig,f vistorya would perch
upon their banners, and the star of peace
and independence with ljits radiant pow:
ers,would rise upon ourpnow DISTRACTED and and
ruined country. We believe that could our
citizens become thoroughly alive To the I'M
portanes Of this great subject; that the ter
ribls and bloody strife pog: raging ,Beuld
terminate in, less than thirty days; gfor We.
have the promise Of Jehovah, recorded in,
the Holy Writ, that if we' would call upon
Him ip time of trouble He would deliver
u.s.: No instance in either, ancient orsmod-.
ern ttimesoan be cited where he, has turned
a deaf ear to the pleadings of single in
dividual or ap entire nation. :,
TIL the duty; Then, Of Of Us to pray un'oea-
singly for the speedy termination Of the.
bloody drama nov being enacted on this
continent. ,ic III 20 ssEei .aas eaE.k. s.s.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-15

LOO FOE h--Anofio6f who tonk APRON.
inent part in, the operations on, tha North
side op. last Thursday week informs us that
careful estimate Of casualties On this side
MAKES The Confederate Toss about thirty,
while that Of the enemy, alio~ingshe usual
per centage of wounded for those who, are
known to have been killed, and adding the
prisoners taken, must have been very near,
if hot quite three thousand y Tie ratio Of
one hundred fortens is something better
than We arssaeenstomed to, and ia dues per-
baps, mainly to the fact that the Yankees IA
enjoyed the benefit of the splendid general,
ship of Beast Butler. We can wish moth;
ing better than that he may continas 10 conm-
msud the braves tanyiwhererin ffoptsof1Guf
lines &: a.. 2. e-.t, -. NJ -, - ,--it - I'd
We are not so exactly advised as to the
casualties on the South side, on the same
occasion, but are assured that the per cent
agsshere, TOO, was immensely in our favor.
The entire Yankee loss on both sides Of the
riyer il, ,ia new, we'll ascertained, gould not
haY6 been. less than, six -thousand-- Rut to
serve the need of his master at Washington,
in reference tothe election, Grant was re-.
duced to the ignominious necessity. Of re-
porting his losses at not more than two
hundred. Thc ideal Of the military char.
acter, before this war, was frankness, truth
and honor. Whatwiliit be hereafter when
Yankea scholarship has had its daykaGs4 -
| T. .aoE > siisQ .lacRiehtmonuad, oWslgse,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-15
phe Newspapers.

1n;an article on the indispensable impor
taneeS Of the Press Of the country and soeie;
ty, especially ii. our great pending struggle
for independence, the Augusta Gs. Regis.
ter remarks: aOur honest opinion is tina,
no class Of our countrymen, except our sol,
diefs, have done more for. our sucdess than
newspaper men. This is our candid opinion
after matnrely considering: the subject
They have given tone to public sentiment,
and aroused the patriotism Of the people tc
every demand made upon them In the
emergencies Of our country many harsh ard
grie7ious laws have been passed, many
orders. ana regulations hard to be borne
have been adopted. In some cases design:
ing men, in others we'll meaning ones, sup.
posing they we're doing their duty, have
done much to arouse all the feelings of pre-
judice and opposition BY the people to these
supposed usurpations ana tyrannies.. Just
here the press have come in, and By their
daily pleading their patriotic appeals, re;
conciled apparent differences and aliayed
all opposition. They have educated the
minds of the people to every great and i'm
portant changein the policy Of our. Govern
ment, and have, with rare exceptions, with
all their powers sustained the cause Of ou1
country" " D.. .@'@' IT. q q
Blot out the newspapers Of the country,
and you will have no general policy among
the people. Tbsre will be as many opin-
ions as there are individuals. and as many
leaders as there are communities. Rumora
win be rife all oyer the land, and in the
absence Of reliable information, as now OBJ:
tanned, the people will be subjected to i'm:
position, and will always be depressed By
dangers real or imaginary. =. Newspapers
form kind of bond Of hnion-a common
medium of the interchange Of ideas, and
next to our organized armies are the most
powerful engines within our country for the
attainment of its independence, by holding
up the duty of the citizens on the one hand,
and the rights Of the Government on the
other; the grounds for encouragement on
Tie, one hand and The necessity for endur-
ance, on the other. From tie President to
the humblest oitizen-ffom. the General 70
to the private the high and the Ion, me
rich and the poor, would aiEfeel The need
oftkis common source Of information and
Of comfort. Woe be n1ntoo our country whsn
it il destroyed p',' $50, - ,' - - ~ as,s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-15

The SUPREME ,CoURr OF. N. 5C.-The
Supreme. Court, at itarecent special session,
made the following decisions upon :writs Of
Habeas Corpus !: .,;,..1, ..~,4 "a. i
I. Johnson Us. MaHet-A member Of
the police for the city of Raleigh is exempt
from conscription, because be isa civil Off,
Ger, whom the General Assembly has de.
manded as necessary to the administration
Of the law, Of the State, 49,, q, .,...-.... {,
| 2. In the matter Of NcDamiez,-A sub.
stitute, who becomes such after he was fifty
years old, is not entitled to q discharge on
account Of bis principal having been called
into service. ..r..,....s,,r =. ;. ~..>.,--...si A
8. sKesler ys. Braaoley.-SeDior reserves
are entitled under tie act af Congress to
their discharge, when they arrive at the age
Of fifty years. .,rs.. n, 5a.-,a...,,.,
A, IN; the: matter Of. Fort.-One- who
works fifteen hands, between the ages Of l6
and so, is net entitled to exemption, if one
of the hands, be free ;negEa,- all the hands
must be slaves, ,s,. p, s.,;,,I r.t I'd. ia:e..i
s. The; fifteen hands must have been. with
in the ages Of sixteen and fifty, on the LIST
day Of January, 1884: Il is not sufficient
ifone or more Of them hays become sixteen
since that time. ..,,u; s.,..,-Eisos, ~ ,s,;-
g.. A farmer having loss than fifteen hands
who is detailed to work upon certain terms,
is liable to have his detail revoked, and to
be called into active service, the government
surrendering his bond to him. [,
A foreigner, who comes to reside in
the State for iohgor or shorter time, and
who does reside here thirty days, is liable to
perform military service in the Home Guard.
f's!isItis decided by Judge Battle, with
the concurrence Of the other Judges, that
.awardsfnf Of f the poor iss,eteppt from CON
scription Conservative. '',0 'G''''
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-e..ss. 2 = =
The YANKEE PRISONERS WHO Took
THE OATH.-0n Sunday, morning last,
200 native 4ishmen, who have been Fede.
rsl prisoners in onr hands, for over twelve
months past, reached this city, from Flor
ence, S. G., and passed through on their
way to join Hood army. =. - '.9i'T S''i'.
The above mentioned prisoners were re-
fused an exchange BY the Yankee Govern
ment in consequence of their time having
run out, and feeling that they had not been
treated right BY said Government, aud With
view to revenge took the oath Of allegi.
ancs to the Coufe derate States, and were
duly sworn into our army. by aCatholic
Priest at Florence, 8. G. ','..'
They are all strong, hearty and robust
looking men; and are now on their way to
join the army of Tennessee. They have
expressed wish that they. may be allowed
.to JOIN the gallant Gen. Pat elsburn's
corps that General being ainativs Of their
own dear Ireland Theysall swear VEN
geance against the enemy if. they are ever
lucky enough to meet him in the tented
field b9'S i-a,.A'' =: - 500" { - II -.
The abovs'psrties represent that a; large
number of native born Yankees, whose time
was out, desired to take the same oath and
join the Confederate Saates army, but that
the authorities 1t Richninond refused them
tbis priivilegee:-Aagdsta CSsoascse. t'ao sd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-11-15

esting and costly articles Of the 'Bszsar.--
Among theseis clock representing the
cathedral Sof Milan, 10 pearl shell. The
stall also contains rope dancers, various
other figures, boxes Of coins, pieces Of nee
dleworki Gone of these valued at thirty
guineas,) and models of wild Alabama
flowers in wax: Alabama is kept by Mrs.
Malcomson and Mrs. Pratt. - az;
THE Mississippi tent is kept by The
Countess Of Chesterfield and the Hon. Mrs.
SIidell: It contains many Of the most use
fal contributions, among which are. rugs Of
bearskin; There is also here a large col.
lection ofBchemian dolls. The care Of the
tent named "Louisiana"' is coufded to Mrs.
Byne, Mrs. 7: Byrne and Mrs. F. Rode.
valid : This stall contains a very handsome
Indian cover from Canada, . single monkey
stuffed, and a couple of monkeys stuffed, a
miniature organ, q French toilet table, and
smaller articles for the toilet. -
"Texas" is devoted to jewelry, ststuettes,
time-pieces tapestry and several richly
worked aereens. Mrs. A. Forwood, Mrs.
W. ForWood and Mrs. Hoyn are the Ia.
dies in attendance. .,. s.., -. @~aGsj
Arkansas" at:which Mrs. Siliem and
Mrs, j: Willing preside, has a modefof the
ship Florida, several handsome silver jugs,
some splendid American cheese, an Ameri-!
can rabbit, a, very pretty chiiPs bassinet,,
together with baskets and multifsrious 9th.
er small articles. II q a2al !=iTl ei
During the morning the bazaar was 80
densely y croHdedthat locomo!ion was almost
and the business trausaoted was:
exceedingly profitable to the relief fund
The bazaar continues open for three days
more. -r.s..l Il, isl .....-cr, ~