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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-30

TOHN WELC KER'S
- BUTLER RESTAURANT
IA Ia MaiSOn DOTee,)
BaH PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets (up GtAirs)
The proprietor Of this faVortte Restaurant hAE
spared NO pains TO m AXE this the beat Restaurant
In WAAhingtoni and he points with pleasure to the
large patronage he has always been honoIed with,
AND respectfully Holioitl continuance OF the
SAME, OYSTERS and other Refreshments con.
StAnsly on hand, and At the most reasonable rates
BREAKFAST,
DINNER, AND
, SUPPER
prepared a. the shortest notice and 10 the most
bAtiSfActory manner
Breakfast from . TO II O'CLOCK Dinner and Sup.
, aSt ~ AL hours nay ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-30

TIlIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
J. the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
court Of Washington County, In the District OF
Columblal letters OF Administration on the personal
eatAto OF Wllllam u. Demess, late Of Washington
CITY, D. o. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 22d day OF March
HeNt they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF March, A.
d. 1854. THkO. y. STOKES
Administrator.
m29-laWSWs Box COT p U.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
MARHIED.

In Chardon. March Goth, at the residence
of the brides father. by Rev. A. NJ. Brown.
of Mentor, Mr.. CLINTON A. NOWLEN,
of Mentor, aud Miss SOPlIRONlA M.
GREY.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio,
/ will offer tor@a.e. az public auction,
On Saturday, the 30h day Of .3prii, 1864,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House 10
Chardon, OHIO, the following described Rea!
Estate. tiluate in the County of .Geaugp,
State of Ohio, township of Chardon. and
known as part of lot No. 10. aud in Tract
No. l of Chardon, and bounded as follows,
to wit Beginning at the north west cor.
ner of tho part or parcel of land set off to
Polly Tucker in said lot No. Is, Tract l in
Chardon~ township ; thence north 7 chains
and 80 links; thence east Al chains to a
stake and stores on the east line of said
Lot ! thence south ! chains and 80 links to
a stake and stones. being tho northeast
corner of Polly fuckers land aforesaid (;
thence west al chains to place OF beginning,
containing thirty-two acres Of land. Also
one undivided fourth part of the following
described Real Estate, subject to the life
estate of Polly S%hipman, to wit: Situate 10
Chardon township, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and known as part of Lot l6,
Tract / in said township, s.and bounded as
follows: Beginning 9 chains and 81 links
north Of the southeast corner of said lot
thence west Al chains to q stake and stones
on tho west line Of said lot; thence north 10
chains and 6S links to a stake and stones
thence east Al chains to stake and stones
on the east line of said lot, thence south 10
chains so links to place of beginning. con-
tanning "A and rs. 1000 acres of land. Terms
Of s~ale-one-third 10 hand; one.third In l,
and one.tbird in 2 years from day of sale,
with interest. The payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the promises sold.
JOHN MURRAY, I'd,
Guardian Of James A. Tucker.
March 3Oth, 1864 742w4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
DIED

In Mesopotamia, March 18th, Of Infammn.
ton Of the Bowels, GEO. w tagged four months
and ten days, only son of Ephraim ard Amelia
Asper.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
APRIL |, 1864.

kTOTICEi is hereby given to all eoncerned, that
N VIM. K. Tolles, Of Burton, Gsauga Co, O.,
by the unde rsigned has been designated and
constituted her agent, for her and in her name
TO transact all business which may require at
tontion of her own, and concerning the estate
ofRichard Beach, deceased.
Prompt payment at settlement from all in
debted is required. hich can be arranged by
calling upon the agent. All interested win
govern themselves accordingly.
LUCINDA BEACH.
Burton, March l4th. SHOWS
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH
SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN, HAVING
n BEEN RESTORED TO HEALTH in a
few days. alter undergoing nll the usual routine,
and irregular. expensive modes Of treatment,
without success. considers it his sacred duty to
communicate to his afflicted lollow-crentures the
means oil cure. Hence. on the receipt of an ad-
dressed envelope, he will send free a copy OF the
or description used. Direct 10 DR.. JOHN Nj DAo-
NALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

1g-We publish elsewhere the most i'm.
portant portion of the report of the Com
mittee on the Peritentiary of tho Ohio
House of Representatives, on the escape of
Morgan and his comrades. Our Repre-
sentative, Hon. B. B. WOODBURY., is Chair
man of the Committee, and has taken a
cry active part in tho Investigations OF
hioh this report is the result.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
PRESERTE l0UR BEAUTY,

SYMMETRY OF FORM,
YOUR HEALTH Il MENTAL POWERS
BY using that sac. Pleasant. Popular aud Spe'
ciic Remedy known as
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Read the Advertisement in another column,
and profit by it
DISEASES AND SYMPTOMS ENUMERATED.
Cut it GU, AMI preserve it. You may not now
require it,
Bat may ut some Failure Day.
"lt gives health and vigor TO the frame.
And bloom to the pallid cheek
It saves long suffering and exposure.
Beware Of Couuierfeits. Curesgulranteed.
Tw4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

A UCTION.--Will be sold at Public Auc-
"A ton, on Saturday, April 18th 1854,
in The uorthel part of Chardon, The following
operty, to wiz; . Cows, ] lwo-year. old Heller,
Heifer Calf, | two. year-old Colt, | Hog, Is
heep, l one. horse Wagon, ! Buggy.wngon, l
ne.horse Sled, l Cutter, together with Fam
Utensils and Household Furniture.
Terms OF Sale--All sum- of s5 and over, 6
months credit, with approved security; all sum
under Is, cash. LUMAN CLARK,
Chardon, March 25th 1864, 7+lw2'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

es~The law recently enacted by our
ate Legislature, f~orbidding the vending of
Gent spirits on election days, together
IN the Governors Proclamation in reIa.
n thereto, may be found in another part
t,his paper.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
Musical.

: Musical.
regular meeting Of the Union Must
SAssociation is to De held at Mardon,
Thursday and Friday. April 18th and
under the direction Of Messrs. Little
Wright, Conductors. Concert on
evening. All lovers Of music are
n. J. G. WELLS,
W. Seo,g U. M A.
ScsasVslon. March ,oth, 1854.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
TO CONSUM PTIVES.

TONSUMPTIPE Sufferers will receive q
" Valuable Prescription for the euro Of Con
Sumption, Asthma. Bronchitis. and all Throu
and lung affections, Gree Of charge,) by send
ing their address to
Rev. f. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County,
,SS New York.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES. ,
49, - -.
as~ MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR Dye Is the
heapest aud bes, In market.
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivin's Celebrated
Silyer-COated FEMALE PlLLS.

. PIE only certain and safe Remedy Tor al
Uterine DISTINCTIONS Monthly Difiiculilcs, lt.
,,euiarities. and oil other diseases to which the
woman, vile and mother, is peculiarly liuble.
These Pills contain no deleterious ingre uients
but are safe and certain In their action. They
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c,sos Vt Prolapsus Uteri, in Leucorrhea or the
Whites; they will beiound the easiest and most
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Of this certainty that they should not be taken
by Pregnant Females, during The frst3 months,
as miscarriage is certdin to be brought on, J butai
other periods their use is perfectly safe.
N. B.-Sl 90 enclosed I oany authorized Agent,
will ensure pack age of pills by return OF mail.
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C.urIoN--Bcwareoi Couniorfei,s; the genuine
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wrapper. 4l6
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-04-01

asy-Elocsions for Township and Corpora.
ton officers will be held throughout this
State, on Monday next, the 4th inst.
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HNDOOa.N sMOaUe2..

TINE undersigned is agent Tor the sa lie Of the
l. HUBBARD Mower, a First-class Mach inc,
and which cannot he surpassed by any MO W.
Err now before the public;
N, B.--The above Machines can be found for
sale by calling on Wool Brothers, Chardon, and
s. Elias, Painesyille, b. ID.
South Kirkland, March 18th, 1864. '740m2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-17

4 lex NDKI& i,


s. NJ arrest, by TIC military authorities IL
tlis Mace. 10 b. ore q !: ''safs guard co'n,
posec) Of some af my fellow e;tizans> who are
10 be detailed 80 20 upo0 the trains, OF tie
Orange and Alexandra and Manassas Gap
Ra;Iua.la 10 yreTont az attack By che Con
fadeYat65, vii acooant til 11v absence trom H.
post Of editor Of he Gazette, aud nn1'I NY re-
lease. the conduct Of tAa paper will be entrus
ted g those for ui7crn ask he Indulgence 1t
~ 3asxoos EDGAR 5NON'DE..>> "a,
MILITARY ARRESTS Ky en'h4Tity q the
Military Commander: Of his p]a2a the toI~
lnvit5g named gentleman were yeSt9rday arrest
Cd and confined at he nAice IT he 1 :. Mill
tary Provost Judge. No. !, North t'arIax
street. They are &, Re tle1ai!a;l 60 g up on
he trains On the Orange au1 Alexandria and
1IHuassss Gap Railroad ea"I, d.g until i'''ther
or,l1,s, ~ . ''~.jeyuar.2' Against stack ny
nc CYr.fe,!yr=ys:. J = I>"<<:ieI:|. Y.
Arthur Tailor, Rev. & {. Biting, N]&*r
S,:ows|4n j., i. D. Z 10 r:St,:s. !}r D. =.
French. J " &t,:7arr. ~. J. = Johnson,
.Ta:Dv> Il Ai:';;rasg and J \. EI:I!~h.
4 ;ortiuu Of ;|,e<e were Mt VI IN the >
G clock rain his morning; ana he :e'ssa'"d9r
in :he II . clok & il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-17
. On Saturday Iasi. Hiss Henrietta


daughter OF Mr. Henry s Ma''n, OF isis
place, called in at the Brewery If her father
xnI,er end Of King strect, and while passing
acyosstI,e I,ver a2or, accidentally It'll 'h:oush
q trap door, into The cellar, heavy ca~s tall
ins nDon her. From h. Injuries she rcccl7e<
she died ye >sorlay This melancholy accident,
which has thus suddenly called fIon time 20
eternity. :l1is young lady, has caused great ro
gret End sympathy.
The RicIltnond Dispatch q he ftIl Instant,
SAYS Two of the Harris line Of sfeap9rs
have arrived at Coof=derata port, laden with
cons;enn,eDts q clothing and blankets for the
Southern army. 4 drove Of three tsso1s@ul
beef ca1tls f.on Texas we're driven safely
across he Mississipri River, as pol"5 rot
necessary to mention: several Gays siU@ss ara
are now 90 thoir way TO Hood ; army.
4 railroad accident occurred Dea1 tie ion
nect;eur ri78x, ~ Saturday, t,y ~hicE, 1i::@ sGl>
diers wis were On a hospital train wa1c killed,
and many seriously wounded, I>Ho " three
OF the railroad :uen were .aIso s1!leti, Iha
train ran IF the crack % rocky gorge ~A'ct1
was the CAUSE of he accident.
ssac,eyary 8tantc:,, t;,a QsavGzg Ns.Hta1 Q
eral. and other q. !. 55.se;:lu18:lt ui1ca(:
have gone 70 City oibs: 43t1i<z viii Zen.
Grant >
Both parties IN P4AusyIyszja 2l@ta Haajoe
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articles Of war will be the only Magma Chara and the

articles Of war will be- the only Magma chara and the
Provost Marshal the only Judge on the bench.
Our currency is It H. need only mention the lset
to show its condition. when pound of faahers e saw
the other day in Wilmington, worth ss. OF its dot
lars And amid all this, citizen is called ds!oya BE-
cause he cannot sing pns in praise of Mr. Davis whose
vanity will not permit him to surround himself with the
best talent which the country affords him, in his Cabinet!
Like Napoleon and other military men, he is more sensi-
tive the point of craftsmanship than on points eonnsc
ted with his military profession and therefore will prefer
to surround himself with Of mediocre talents that in
stead Of having able heads Of Departments he may have
clerks who will be satisfied with recording the will of their
chief and appropriate to himself al! the hi nors Of the
revolution To the man, personally have no objection.
As General would die with hum in the last french or
follow him in the fororn hope to the death-but as the
civil head of the Confderacy, cannot place confidence in
him. His subbornness has almost ruined the cause Of
the South, and yet amid all disasters be still pr:des
himself possessing all the nfability in Judgment
which Plus Nino claims for his doctrines The South has
lavishy laid his feet all her vast resources which W
narrow and ambitious policy to exclude ADLER statesmen
than himself from he Executive Chair he refused to avail
himself Of at the beginnnng and BY that REFUSAL ruined
our currency And what, after all, again ask has ne
e to reaze the reasonable expectations Of the country
The subject is painful one, aud will bring my remarks
to close. remaining
Your ob't serv't., JAMES SINCLAIR
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The following is list Of the killed, wounded and
missing in the LIST N. O. Regiment on Friday, Nov.
~, 1868:
FIELD AND STAFF.
Wounded: Lieutenant Colonel H A Brown, in
hand. ..-........ re-.
Company A.-Killed, none. Wounded: LIST
Sergt Robert johnson, severely in arm Privates A
Wyrick, slightly; Lane, in leg.
B.-Killed: Corporal L Willborn. Wounded:
Sergt Woodruff, in hip and arm; ID @ Call, in
elbow, slight; Color, bearer Sergt j Ii Brown, in
side; Privates J NJ Mitchell, leg broken; John
Robinson, severely IN mouth; J ? Shaw, slightly
III leg; I l. = etheaspoOn, i'll foot, Cyrus aTssr,
slightly in wrist; w Crsnor, sght ia hand
Missing: Prvates George WilSerson Il Tag lor
Chilled, none Wounded: rrivatss ) 3
Bronson, in thigh; W bronson, in hand; "
Wagstaff in hand q II Whitly in leg.
I, D.-Kiled, none. Wounded; Corporal a Mccall;
in thigh; Privates II Hynes shoulder; D Summit,
arm and side; Mccall, shoulder; Fl Gates head,
seriously; L Kempe, thigh, slight; T Mann, wrist,
slight; Brown, head, slight
E-killed: Private L Albright Wounded:
Sergt Brant Summersett in head; Privates BENZ.
Williams, in arm; Geo Clapps, in hand; Milton
Lay in thigh. .
Gatlin.
CHILLED: Private Q Fish. Wounded: Ssrgt
F Pagan, slightly in shoulder; Privates E Ma
thias, slight in leg; B A Goodwin, slight 10 hand
John Laurence, severely in ankle; W J Lutter,
seriously in thigh Collins seriously in bowels;
P Collins, slightly in hand; Z Young. slightly in
hand; J Upchurch, slightly in hand.
H.-Killed, none. Wounded: Privates D HAr.
rison, q Murray, ] F Job, W jolly, L Bowen,
Corporal j Mobley Missing Sergt Thomas Pollard.
Killed: Private Calvin Perry. Wounded G W
Bailey, MORALLY in bowels; Corporals W Up
church, in breast; Young, in shoulder; Pri-
Yates James Wall, in thigh; Jas Denton, il breast
L G Jordan, in leg; Il King, in hand.
K.-Killed, none. Wounded 1t John Wynne
slight in hand Sergt Peter Dupre, slight; Corporal
Robert Winters, slight; Privates Hider Dickens
slight; VIM Shaw, in leg ,
REHABILITATION. -
Killed, -.-ar4
Wounded, es - 81
Missing,
Total, 6.
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From the Chattanooga REBEL

The action of Congress on the subject of the in.
crease of the army has been prompt and the dam
ger now appears to be that they will run IRON
one extreme to the other. There appears to be too
much disposition to do things in Congress with a
rush. and too little reflection in regard to the effect
of measures proposed. The measures now under
consideration contemplate the CONSUMPTION Of all
men in the Coufederacy, capable, or supposed to be
capable of bearing arms, and where men are needed
by the necessities Of the country, or the wants Of
society, details are to be made from those who
in the army. We must confess that we cannot sec
the necessity or the utility of this scheme 1ts ef
feet will certainly be put to the whole nation I'M
will and perhaps the tyranny, of the military au-
thorities, who will then have it in their power to
exercise the most monstrous favortism, the gross.
est injustice. We regard the proposition as dan
gerous stride towards despotic power which has NOT
even the excuse of necessity to justify it 1t is
more proper, good deal more safe, and infinitely
more just, that Congress should designate who are
necessary as exempts for the well being of the gov
eminent and the necessities of society, than to leave
it to the favortism and partiality and perhaps, in
many instances the malignity Of military authority.
If it is necessary and proper to exempt certain clas
e. it is very easy for the act of Congress to specify
who shall be exempt
Any other system would demoralize the country
and make every man entitled to exemption, suppli-
cants and beggars ut the foot of military power
Thousands of men who are of inestimable value to
the country in their positions as exe'npts, whose
services in their respective occupations are worth
whole company, and, perhaps, regiment in the
field, would scorn the humiliation Of approaching
military authority with hat in hand, to ask for an
exemption, which, if made, would be of more value
to the government and the army than to the indi-
vidual Such men would take their places IN the
army without hesitation, rather than subject them.
selves to the rebufs and ipsolence of gold lace oc
ials, and the government would thus lose hundreds
| aud thousands ofmen who could not be replaced. A
monstrous and corrupting system Of favoritisn
would grow up, which would be productive Of great
dissatisfaction, and result in very unhealthy and
damaging condition of affairs both to the army and
the people. Congress should weigh we'll the conse.
quences Of adopting suggestion so fraught with
evil and 50 barren of good.
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SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, RAJ
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Surgeon HENRY JOYNER,
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Dec. q, 1868. lOx-tlSj.
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DRYsiCIAN's NOTICE ~sAIA ~, ~
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