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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-30
NEwDURY, June 1st. 1865.

NEwBURY, June 1st. 1865.
GENTLEMEN note requesting o
copy of the address delivered this morning,
is received. l reply, have only to say
that tho lecture was hastily prepared, with
out any thought of publication. Neyorthe.
less, If it is thought wider circulation will
sutserve the cause of Universal Justice.
have no reason for wishing to withhold it
from the public eye.
Very truly yours.
d. M. ALLEN.
GEO. WIN. WILSON,
II. l.. CLARK,
MN: TINKnAM, oo"'m'ee.
LEWIS s. POPE,
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CORRESPONDENCE.
NEwBURY, June lst, 1865.
DEAR SIR The undersigned have been
appointed a COMMITTEE TO solicit for publi-
cation. a copy Of the admirable address
with which you favored us to day. Hoping
you may comply with tho unanimous re-.
quest Of meeting. we remain
Very truly yours.
GEO. WIN. WILSON,
HENRY L. CLARK,
VIM. TINKHAM,
LEWIS s. POPE.
D. NJ. ALLEN, Esq.
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BRAINE ERD g. BURRIDGE

Solicitors of Patents, and U. States & For
eign Patent Agency, No 8 Bank ST., Cleveland
Ohio. We are prepared to transact business Of
every description. relating to Inventilue, Draw.
ings, Caveats, Specifications, Patents, Infringe.
ments, and the Patent Laws,
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S. EDSON,

County Surveyor, Hambden, Geauga Co., Q.
Those living at a distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor. will have their cals pnnct.
ually attended to, by addressing him by letter,
giving five days notice. Direct all letters TO
Hambden GeauUa COUNTY O. SOS
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DENTISTRY.
Pianos & Welodeons.

TT RANDALL would respectfully inform
IL. the citizens oi Geauga County and vicinity,
that he has for sale PIANOS and MELODE-
ONS which will be offered at Low Prices. Those
wishing to purchase will dc we'll to call asd ex.
anime before purchasing elsewhere All Instru.
ments fully Warranted Tor S years.
Room over Murray and Caafields' Bank,
April l4th, 1865 796m6 Chardon, o.
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z. CREIGHTON

Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer
Herald Buildings, Cleveland, Ohio. 91-Blank
Books Ruled and Bound to order. Old Book s
Rebound. 526
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BRAINERD & BURRIDGE,

Designers s. Lithographers. Engraving on
other Stock, Orn namental Borders, Letters, Vign.
cites, Agricultural & Commercial Cuts in Tints,
Seals, Stamps, & Machinery in every variety OF
Stye 5O2tf
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NOTICE,-The Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Executrix OF the
estate Of Onin Tucker, deceased, late o! chardon
township, Geauga County, Ohio.
CELEsyIA TUCKER.
ChgEdon, Jupe 10Th, 1855, eo5w3s
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War Claim Agency.

ID F.ABELL, licensed Government A gent to
ID procure Pensions, Bounty Money b ack Pay,
&c, may be addressed in per son or by letter. at
Welshfe.d Get ga Co., Ohio SOO!f
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ARMLY HOIISE

FARMLY HOUSE,
New Hotel, fronting Park, Painesville, Ohio.
s. Burridge, j., Proprietor. d. Burridges Liy.
cry and Omnibus Line attached TO the House.
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The Lesson of the Hour.

I'm .Address on ihe Mdriyrdom Of President
Lincoln. dei,rered at South Ntuburg,
June lst, BY d. NJ Allen.
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DR.. A. McGRAW,

Physician and Surgeon, Newbury Center
Geauga County, Ohio, takes this method to in
form the public, that he is now prepared to re-
spond TO oil calls in the line of his pro Iessien.
78Oyl
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MURRAY & CANFIELDS,
Bankers, Cbardon, Ohio. Office second door
north of Ayres' Store. Buy and sell N Y, FIX
5-20 Coupons, Gold and Silver. 743wti
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CANFIELD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law, Chardon, Ohio. Office in
Union Block. up stairs. 626
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L. E. DURFEE. J. E. STEPHENSON.
DURFEE g. STEPHENSON,
Attorneys at Law. crOfice, door south
ol the Court House, up stairs, Chardon, Ohio.
382tf
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E. .COWLES.

AuctiOneer. Having obtained License from
Government to sell goods, he will attend to all
calls within the limits Of the State. Post Office
Address, E. Cowlcs, Chardon, Geauga County,
uhlo. 763yla26
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Foreign News.

New YORK, June 5-The steamship
City of Washington, from Liverpool
24th via Queenstown 25th, arrived at 5
F. NJ. Her adyices are one day later
The investigation of the Alabama de-
predations reached an unpleasant point,
Great Britain having refused indemnity
The Paris Moniteur confirms the revo-
cation of the order limiting the stay of
Federal ships in French ports, and says
France has also announced she will has
ten the removal of all other restrictions
as soon as the Washington Cabinet ceases
to exercise exceptional rights, which as
belligerents it is pleased to claim to-
wards neutral vessels The Moniteur
states its belief that Johnson will follow
the wise policy of Mr. Lincoln.
VERY LATEST.
LONDON, May 25 Evening - The
Bank of England has reduced its rate of
discount to per cent. this P. NJ.
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Late Havana Dates.

New YORK, June 5.-Ths steamer Ha-
vana brings Havana dates of the 30th.
Advices from Galveston by the block
ade runner Lark, to the 2Sth, state that
great confusion and anarchy reigned in
in that city aud Houston The Lark was
robbed of her cargo there, and returned
to Havana in ballast Gen. Magruder
attempted speech to the soldiers, but
was hissed and silenced. He was told
they had been humbugged enough and
intended to settle affairs for themselves.
Magruder returned to San Antonia The
Texans would fight no longer and wished
to return to the Union The Mayor and
principal citizens had left Galveston to
meet the Federal officers and hurry up
the surrender 1t is also said Governor
Murray and Ashbel Smith had gone to
New Orleans to surrender the State.
The famous blockade runner Denbigh
has at last been destroyed bY Federal
gunboats. The Captain and crew es-
capped. The Owl returned to Havana,
Fearing robbery at Galveston. IA
Mexican dates of the 25th state that
guerrillas are as thick as ever Negreta
was at Monterey with 5000 troops May
I'd, and the French troops were moving
against the place.
The United States steamer Susquehan-
ma, monitors Monsdnunk and Canonicus,
and gunboats Chippewa, Fahkee, Mon
ticello and Wandaut had arrived at Ha-
vana, causing great sensation.
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From California.

SAN Francisco, May 29.-Judge Field,
U. s. Circuit Judge, has refused the ap-
peal to the Supreme Court in the case of
the city of San Francisco against the
United States The case involves the
title to large portion of the city limits.
1t was decided in favor of the city by
the Circuit Court.
Custom House receipts to January lst
amount to $260,O00 in gold.
The prospects of crops in California
continue good.
The jobbing trade with the interior
and Washoe has commenced.
The charter of the bark Brontes has
been revoked and the Mexican emigra-
tion scheme is at an end for the present.
Williams and other leaders of the expe-
dition have been held to answer before
a United States grand jury for attempt
ed violation of the neutrality laws.
The Bermuda pirate case was closed
to-day Next Friday is set apart for the
counsel to sum up for the defense.
10000 acres Of land are soon to be ad-
vertised for sale by the Central Pacific
Railroad Company These lands lie
along the first thirty miles of fthe road
Settlers in possession will have the first
privilege Of purchase. .
SAN Francisco, May 81 Tho overland
mail is arriving regularly. making three
trips from New York in twenty-six days.
A public meeting of sympathy with
Juarez and the Liberals of Mexico in
their efforts to sustain the Republic of
Mexico is called for tomorrow Consid-
erahle feeling ex lists on the subject. The
community will sustain the authorities
in their efforts to maintain neutrality,
so long as that is the policy of the gov
ernment
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FROM WASHINGTON
R esignation Of Stanton
The Release of Ben. G. Harris.
Secretary Stanton to Leave the Cabi-
net-Changes in the Treasury De-
partment- Secretary Harlan and Mr.
Usher.
Press Dispatch. !

Press Dispatch.l
NEW YORK, June 5,-A special to the
Tribune from Washington 4th, says: IL
is reported on good authority tonight
that Mr.. Stanton has resigned. This Is
not positively confirmed, but it is known
that he has determined to leave the
Cabinet very soon. There is a report
afloat that the decision has been assist
ed by violent collision between the
President and the Secretary, both strong
willed men, and that the latter indulged
in his brusque manners, and the former
took occasion to inform him that be
(Andy) was President of the United
States. But it is said that there is not
much in this, for the President assured
Naior-General yesterday, that the ep-
aration about to take place was only in
duced by the prostration of Mr.. Stanton
and by his exhausting labors. Mr.. Stan
ton has been offered the position of Min
lister to Berlin, but the place is not DEEM
ed of sufficient importance. lfhis reslg-
nation be not already in the Presidents
hands, it will be shortly.
Mr.. Harrington, assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, has resigned peremptorlly
and will 90 as Minister resident to Berne,
in place of Mr. Fogg. He has engaged
passage and will sail by the first OF July
1t is also rumored that Mr.. Field, an
other assistant, is willing to accept some
position abroad
The difference of opinion existing. be
tween Secretary Harlan and Mr. Usher.
his predecessor, is very considerable, and
is assuming serious form The new
Secretary is examining in a very impair
tial manner the huge contracts which
the retired officer signed just before leav-
ing, and is demanding that they be re-
established on the principles of equity
and honesty. Against this rough criti-
cism Mr.. Usher protests in behalf of his
clients, taking the fight, it is understood
before the President The Interior Depart
ment, consequently, is considerably rnt-
fed just now, as one result of the compll'
cation. Judge OFT, assistant Secretary
is leaving the department, and John Will
son, now Third Auditor, will succeed
him.
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Reception Of General sherman a
Poughkeepsie.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 6.-Nearly
1000 persons assent mbled at the depot to-
night to see Gen. Sherman. When the
train arrived the crowd was wild with
excitement. The General spoke as fol-
lows:
Friends l am not going to make a
speech Locomotives and cars are un'
favorable. l thank you all for your
kindness had the honor to be a fellow
traveller with your noble regiment, the
l5sth New York understand they are
soon to come home When they arrive
they can tell you better than I can of
events that have happened. l bid you
good night"
As the General entered the cars he was
followed by shouts and cheers
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From Canada.

TORONTO, c. W, June 5. The Globe
of to-day announces that the Canadian
delegates in England are meeting with
marked success. The plan proposed in-
cludes a basis upon which the conneG,
tion between England and Canada will
he rendered firm and lasting, and In
cludes much to enhance the prosperity
of the country and devclope its re-
sources.
KINGSTON, c. W.. June 5.-Stanislaus
Barreau, who committed Il double muir
der at Laprairie few days since. was
arrested here last night disguised as a
fisherman. He has made full confession
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-06

SUFFRAGE IN TENNESSEE. The bill
defining the qualification of voters in
Tennessee was passed by the Senate of
that State on the Goth ult The bill re-
quires the usual qualifications of being a
white male citizen of the United States
of the age of twenty-one, but excludes
from voting, for at least six years after
the passage of the act, all those who at
that time were aged twenty-one, and
were known to have given material or
moral support to the rebellion. Disloyal
citizens. who by this act are excluded
from voting, may, after the expiration of
six years make application to the courts
for the restoration of the privilege of the
elective franchise
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Examination of Witnesses in the Con
spiracy Trial.
oh

WASHINGTON June 5.-Witnessesw were
examined to-day to prove the disloyalty
of Lieut.. Jenkins, a near relative of Mrs.
Surratt One of them said after Jenkins
left the service, he abandoned all his
Union principles. Another testified to
the dsloyalty of Mrs. Surratt. Rev. VIM.
B. Evans, Presbyterian minister, testi-
fed that he saw Dr. Mudd go into Mrs.
Surratt's house between the lst and 4th
of March He was rigidly cross examin-
ed by counsel, and excused himself for
his confusion of mind and embarrassment
by saying he had been almost crazy since
the assassination of President Lincoln.
Witnesses were produced to show that
DR. Mudd was not at the National Hotel
on the Sd of March, but at heme.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-06

An EDITOR INDICTED.-Four bills of
indictment for frauds upon the Treasury
have been found by the Grand Jury of
the District of Columbia against Lyman
D. stickney, formerly editor of the Men,
phis Enquirer, Bell and Everett paper,
in Tennessee, and now Tax Commission
or for the State of Florida Several
other appointments made for certain
political purpose, by certain influence
which was designed for the Baltimore
Convention of last year, are being thor
oughly overhauled, with prospect of
like results
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The Texan Fleet-Ex-Gov. McGrath.
Press Dispatch.l

FORTRESS MONROE June 5.-The
second portion of the Texan feet, com,
prising the troops of the lst division OF
the 25th corps, under command of Briga-
dier General Draper, have: been put
aboard transports in Hampton Roads
preparatory to sailing southward For
the past two days everything which will
conduce to the comfort and health of the
long and Tedious sea voyage is being
forwarded with all dispatch possible
General Weitzel arrived from City Point
Yesterday with hisst He has selected
the Western Metropolis for his flagship
1t is supposed the whole feet will be of
tomorrow morning. Tne transport fleet
in the harbor is comprised Of the follow,
ing vessels: Wes ern Metropolis, Empire
City, J. P. Everman, Louise, Tornado
Star of the South, Swanee, Cambria
Richmond, Beaufort and Neptune:
The steamer Starlight arrived from
Hilton Head, with A. g. Mcgrath,. ex'
Governor of South Carolina, en- route te
Washington. HaH,
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The Mexican observation-disclosures Of DR..
Cox.
Press Dispatch.

New YORK, June 5.-A special to the
Commercial from Washington 5th, says:
The Mexican question once more attracts
attention, Gen. Weitzel having been Or
dered to the Rio Grande with an army OF
observation of 10000 The morning pa
pers are greatly perplexed at the move
ment, and it is rumored that Count Moui'
ton will demand an explanation from the
State Department.
A special to the Post, from Washing
ton, says: Dr. Samuel Cox, of Lower
Maryland, charged with harboring Booth
and Harold, has been released from con,
finement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Within tbs
last forty eight hours 3,9O3 returned
troops have been entertained ct the
Union Refreshment Saloons, including
the 5th New York, 10th Maine battery,
9th Massachusetts, battery, ID, Sd, 4th
5th Maine batteries, 12th New York bat
terry, l9sth Maine regiment and a5th New
York rsgimant, .,.,s-sg 70 81.
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Emisration 10 the south.

New YORK, June 5.-The Southern pa
pers are urgent for immigration from the
North, and their statements of the cir
cumstances and needs OF the country IN,
dicate that an almost ineXhaustible Held
for Northern enterprise in agricultural
commercial and other industrial pur
suits is now, or soon will be, opened III
that region by the termination OF the re,
bellion. The advantages OF Virginia and
Texas for colonists of this kind are par
ticularly urged by the journalist advo'
Gates of those States.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
Latest News from Georgia.
McGrath at Fortress Monroe
Laval Sentiments in GeorRia-Gover
nor MsGrath's Arrest.
Press Dispatch.]

l1EcS9 0loPobSh'I
NEW YORK, June 5.-The steamer Ara
90 brings Savannah dates of the lst
The Herald says a committee of citizens
has been appointed to visit Washington
and represent to President johnson the
sentiments of the loyal citizens OF Geor'
gia. -
On the 3lst of May, brig. having
British papers, was captured, trying to
break the blockade off Port Royal.
Secretary Welles and party, on visit
to Savannah, arrived on the 3lst ult., and
returned to Port Royal.
The Charleston Courier publishes a
letter from General Hatch advising the
planters to engage the services of freed
men, and saying that intirm negroes
must be supported in their respective
districts. a .,
The Courier says Governor McGrath
was arrested by Lieutenant and two
soldiers, and started to Charleston A
great body of the most respectable citi
zens waited upon him, expressing theil
sympathy and respect. That such an
occurrence should be permitted in the
capital Of the State is conclusive as te
the complete general and physical pros
titntion of the people.
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National Typographical C.nven,ion

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The Fourth
ANNUAL session OF the Typographical
Union commenced to-day A large num-
Der of delegates We're present, A spirit,
ed discussion took place on the right OF
ex-delegates to hold seats in the Conven-
ton. The question was decided in the
negative by ls yeas to q nays Adjourn
ed till Tuesday,
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DR.. RIackburn-The Free Black Sys'
tenn I'm North Carolina.
TPreas Dfspatch

New YORK, June 5.-Newbern advices
say the result of the judicial investiga-
ton, showing that the yellow fever
there last summer, which carried OF some
thousands, was introduced BY the infa-
nous DR.. Blackburn, has caused the ut
most excitement.
The people of the State are fast becom-
ing reconciled to the free black system
and like the change. The universal suf-
frage question excites great interest, the
people being divided only as to time
when the negro should vote. The ne
Ioicinip ( ssnarstEictions caused much re
business LOO nae"
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LEFT. Davis Not Brought from For,
tress Monroe.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The Trbune's
Washington special says: 1t is not true
that JEFF. Davis has been brought from
Fortress Monroe. The President, on
SATURDAY., told a Congressman that II
seemed advisable that Davis should b.
tried By a civil court for high treason, "a
a perpetual reminder that treason was
our highest crime.
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From Barbados.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Barbadoes dates
to the 18th of May, state that yellow re.
yer is again raging among the crews OF
the vessels at Demerara. 90 cases were
admitted to the hospital in Ia days, Is
terminating fatally. In Trinidad and
Grenada heavy rains injured the pros
meets of CROPS
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, June 5.-Gold tends down
ward. Sales for shipment are quite linn
tied, and the eastern demand is light
It ranged from 1864 up to 1861, at which
il closed.
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President JohusOn's Order ReleasinS
Congressman Harris.


New YORK, Nav 5.-The following is
President Johnson's order releasing the
Maryland Congressman, Harris, convict
ed Of tampering with rebel soldiers;
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, May 81, 1865.
In the within case of Benjamin Harris,
the findings and sentence of the court are
hereby approved and confirmed. Addi-
tioual evidence and afidavits, however,
bearing upon the case, favorable to the
accused, having been presented and con-
sidered by me since the sentence afore-
said, deem it proper to direct that the
sento- IN the case of said Harris be
-enltted, and that he be released from
! - ISigned ANDREW JOHNSON.
c.,-rals Grant, Thomas and Logan
invited TO Attend the Meeting AT the
J Academy Of Music-The Conspiracy
Trial-The Next Session Of Congress. ..
Press Dispatchl
NEW YORK, June 5-A special to the
Times from Washington 4th says: A COM
mittee of three gentlemen from New
York consisting of Messrs. Rufus F. An
drews, G. r. Pelton and Martin Thatch
er, arrived here this morning for thepur-
pose of inviting Generals Grant, 1hom-
as and Logan to be present at the great
meeting at the New York Academy of
Music on Wednesday, The committee
had an interview with General Grant
to-day, and he has decided positively to
be present at the meeting. He will ar
rive in New York on Wednesday morn
ing and remain until Thursday morn
ing, when he will proceed to West Point
to attend the examination progressing
there, and then make tlying trip to
Chicago to attend the great Fair there.
1t is possible, also, that Generals Thom-
as and Logan will also be present, though
they have not yet given positive an
swer to the committee.
A special to the Times from Washing
ton 4th says: The conspiracy trial will
occupy all the present week. The argu-
ments commence on Wednesday, and it
will be two weeks before pendings will
be promulgated.
The government is selling large num-
bers of draft horses and mules
1t is asserted on credible authority that
the President is considering the proprie-
ty of convening Congress as early as the
lst of October.
Secretary Seward visited the State De
partment on Saturday He was able to
walk up the steps, but required rest at
each landing.
Duff Green has taken the amnesty oath
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-06-06

4 NEW INTERNAL MACHlNE."-It is
now said that the internal machine"
which blew up the Sultana was pile of
greenbacks given to the Boiler Inspector
for overlooking glaring defects
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CLARK KANE, one of the most notori-
GUS guerrillas and murderers in East
Tennessee, has been caught in New York
city. Old Grandmother Brownlow will
60 for him" Kane treated him roughly
for while