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Ncath Of TIou. Timothy Nceves-Kn1l-
road Explosion.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. es-The Hon. Timothy
Reeres Of Prince Georges county, widely known,
A locomotive on the Raleigh i Gsston fai1road
exploded yesterday instantly killing two persons.
, 1865-10-30

= 'hE1VTI r TOIt NlTt.I1 ul1.-
J. VIC viii take limited amount OF Freight 70 Mem
rhts via Canal a1d River, without transfer Atso sell
The sumo on commission. IL desired Rates less than
by any other route. For particulars call a. No. :.
Hcart Of Trade, South NoteEsf.
A. !. COLBY & CO.
s.. Goods must be delivered On or betors Sovenl-
, 1865-10-30

EEw TonK, Oct ee9-F. Bohasar wns arrested
Yesterday, and over hundred thousand dollars In
counterfeit t1easury notes and fractional curreucy
captured On his premises.
, 1865-10-30

NEw Yol6, Oct. as.-1he N.vatf states TINT
the1c wA. teIzute Of alcohol yesterday fur revenue
ffaudt in Brooklyn and that Custom House clerk.
4 Virginia cz-rebel, and heavy brooklyn firm, are
fmul{c1ted.
, 1865-10-30

P1T1aDuRGu, Oct. e9.-Thc river Is frr feet Fi1
inches, By tic pier mark, and rising. Weather
ciear md cool.
, 1865-10-30

n1SSOLUTION-The firm of
DsAW9E: Bros, H!dcs aad Leather, Iii Lako
BAWfEE continues n the Htla trade: W. E
SAwYER, under the name aad 1fn Of SAWYER
FRCE, crntinun in the Leather ride. Eoth parties
remain In sto1n 333 Lake street.
r. SANTEE,
". H. SAWYER,
oc291uS E SaWt Efs.
, 1865-10-30

F9eeldcni Juatcz ND his C1hl-
nst tGA setaa'- Led at that place. The Mexican Was
eaf ID s not the slightest lear OF French exoe
dtn9n to this place {El Paso). The rucril!1s hive
NJ LIE Communications Of The Fnueh with tue into
rio. cut oM
Important Order Relative to tile ycscr-
an Reserve Corp.-T7ic Bo.1ntfc> Of
Coiorcd Troops National Currency
and internal IRercnue-T'hc EyIrz
Cnsc-T7lc Public Debt Statement.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, Oct Is
The following order, disclarctnr certain officers
and men Of the Veteran Reserve corI's, has bean
ptc,nu!cated By the Taf Department:
wAH prer' Aptc1ASI GEs1St1s - !. .o,rsrr!seE,t ,srs
t;cne9rl Orders, No. les:
In ,1ew Of the very numerous and pressing appH.
ca,iors 10, discharge hs members OF the Veteran
Ec.c.ye Corps, uet~1r'mcnt Commanders will
capse nj ozranizn,:un. o1 that corps, within
tho geographical limits to their command, to be
1aradcd bc!nrc Gcuc=al o. General etaH onicar as
econ after llc receipt Of this order rs practicable
Any Gencsal or Geuctnl SAT officer on duty within
be .parcd may be detailed for THIS puslose- The
odircr vilI question each oesect and enlisted man
80 p&raded, as 10. whether flc wishes TO be DIS
wv -. .-,eh - ~.,vo}+, l., ft,a aar1frr
and o! those Who VISA 70 seam ~ essa ~ sI
!,a asn & ,s Vii Vii i nsc AZ an nnortunity to correct
th1 4 ~. ~ t1nc Tnrtsftn otthsir Sslshts On lbs
1n5a VAL " .o = II III III 1hn.c |rHo may r.
sSseui irom naroe, ani in si1nilsr 1nannsr obtain
@ n III ~ mi rrs ~ a 1acn vino Viii to be
IT, itb.1sed Sili ,heu be turned over to The proper
comntes nI - s5.1 thnss vhosc naTcs arc IN tne
s M oof OF each Is desie discharges nc Viii Obtain Of
s s, m .,1,s ~ thosc HIo desne 10 reSsin in th
serssee, 20 n to eS!,lb.t tsr 1aak and degree d
n5m,sc 10 III, Hd,u..ut Gcpcral Narnee Of oil.
ce1s si,d men belnusinc to different companies OF
regiments, viii not bc borne In The same rolls In
Lny OF the ce1ive c,scs. 1ls rolls OF inose Nao
with TO remain in tue ss,ce, as wen as .nose wy
wish for discharges, wiu oe n1aoe Gn 'no = t' W.
h'ank- {er muster Or descriptive rolls ana NY cor
tain till fDt0rnatlon according to the 1orn oi ~
al:nA- ias Drts rt,.aS III H;tI n-o.rt1rss
Sy o-def sccTc:a,y Of War.
| ~ "'o- -: = = Tou--:srxD L. AG.
ro,.,,ee ro RI, oY-r., sroo1s
An ;,oootsut circnlar letter 10 paymaske7s viii
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Military Communication.

BY tho reading OF The amended Militia
Act OF last winter, page l28 Of the Laws,
every person who files with the County
Auditor, the certificate OF the County sur.
geon that lie is physically disabled, will
be exempt Idiots and Lunatics are also
exempt under the Gh Section; from
which we might infer that very large
class would get clear. Such people new.
er put in plea of lunacy oridiocy, so all
under As. will have to pay the four dol.
lars fine; unless they have the surgeons
certificate, or belong to an organized
company OF Nationa! Guards. You can.
not train Il out unless you are a member
Of the Guard. The surgeon will receive
90 cents as his fee for the examination.
whether he gives certificate or not. n
would be we'll TO bear in mind the fact
that the examination will only continue
till the 18th Of August, after which time
the rolls will bo passed over from the
Auditor to the Treasurer, who will re.
celve communication fees till the 18th Of
September, after which they will be col
lecled in the form Of fines, with an addi.
tion OF 80 per cent. and the cost of col.
lection.-AshtaJala Sentinel.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

Gea"se s'"s % ce%n'y Sa's Court Of Common rless.
Amos NJ. Fishburn. Plaintiff
M. Rhodes, William Rhodes
and Joseph Moodey. Dett's
nj ARGARET RHODES, William Rhodes nud
NI Joseph Moodey will take notice thai ON lie
Isl day Of August, A.. ID. 1863 said Plaiu,iif,
Amos NJ Fishburn, filed in the Office Of the Clerk
OF SAID Court his certain petition, alleging in sub
stance stance ihat on the 9th day OF January, 4 ID.
1901, said Darius WoodwortlI m ade aud delivered
ms two pronlssory notes of that date to said
Amos rishbarn, payable to him or bearer, for two
hundred dollars each,.wth interest, one due on
the 21th day Of January, 1866, and one on The
Zhh DAY oi July, 1865, and to secure he punctuaI
payment thereof said Darius Woodwork and
5IW ,--5--, Woodworih, his wife, joining with him,
ny ueed oi mortgage duly executed and delivered,
conveyed to said Amos NJ Fishburn the follow,
ing described real estate, to wit. Situate in the
township OF Chester. County OF Goauqa and
ola,e q ONO, and known as part of Lot No 81,
IN Ira~t No 3, in said Township, and bounded
moI'n oy land owned by J. X. Thompson, east by
by land owned by Thomas Law and Charlotte M.
Clllson, and on the west by land owned by the
Of land. "''e'
Said Plaintiff claims that there is due him on
SAID first mentioned note the sum OF SlOI SO and
inerest from March 7ih, 1865.
said petition also sets forth that the above
named Defendants, Margaret Rhodes, William
Rhodes and Joseph Moodey, have or claim 10
have some interest in or lien upon sa i'd premises
and asks that said premises 90 sold, and the
amount due Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out of
the proceeds OF such sale ' "
SAID Defendants will further take notice Tint.
unless they answer or demur to said petition on
or before the 23d day OF September, the same will
DO taken as confessed.
CANFIELD & SMITH,
bi2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union Voters of Geauga County
are invited TO meet in their respective
Townships, on Saturday. Augul 1871
1854, ut 7 o'clock =. NJ, TO elect dele
gates TO Convention, TO be held
AT Bnrton, on Saturday, Aggust 2GM
1865
commencing at l | O'Clock A. NJ, for the
purpose OF putting in nomination Union
County Ticket, tc be elected in October
next. Said Convention will consist OF 10
delegates, to be npport;oncd among the
several Townships according TO the mum.
Der OF votes given for Abraham Lincoln,
at the Presidential Election in November,
1864, allowing one delegate for every 25,
and an additional one Tor every fraction
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

Con. Grant and family, togo,hor with the
wife Of Minister Bigolow, arrived at Sara.
toga Springs on Thursday last.
Tbcro was reunion supror for all on
cors over borno upon tho rolls of tho l2tb
and 23d o. V. l., at Cleveland, on wodnos.
day ovoning August I'd.
Colonel Woodward, of the 22l V. re.
became commandant of tho post, Camp
Cleveland, on Saturday last, rice Colonel
Wiley, who will still discharge the duties OF
Provost Marshal OF, Tho district.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

TIE LADIES FRIEND.-ThIs favorito of tho
fladies, loads on in it's August number with a
beautiful stool engraving called "Grnndpa's g
Darling" faco of tho old man, with its
deep. thoughtful Dyes, strikes US as particu-
larly fine. Among tho figures of tho col
orod Stool Fashion Plato, wo motto Bridal
Dress, worry chasto and pretty. Wo notice
among tho literary contributions, "What l
looked for and Whit l saw" by Frances
Lee; "Ghos,ly Glycinos." by Miss DonnoTIy:
my Dilemma" by Leslie Walter; "wait-
ing" by Mrs Tucker; Stories of our Vii.
lngo." by Beatrice Colonnu; "Tho Rcctors
Love-" BY Mrs. Donison.
Prico 't2 so a year, copios 81 90. Ad-
dress Deacon g. Peterson, $40 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Mr.. ROebnok Once More.

OF all the enemies OF America in En-
gland, Mr.. Roebuck is the most frank an,
outspoken. In a speech on the .hus,ing
at Sheffield, on the 10Th ult, the Lber
al candidate Tor Parliament defended hi
course on the American question as fol
lows:
..'Recollect that the United States O
America extend over territory SO large
and SO beautifully fertile that, by and BY
when il is filled, as it will be filled, with
the great Anglo Saxon race, that people
mark my words, our children may
learn to believe them-that people will
govern the world. My feeling was, and
is. that they have manifested so arrogaL,
a disposition, they have insulted Eng gland
when ever she could be nsulted. tha.
said, "l will, as far as l am concerned,
aid and assist in breaking up that power
ful Uuion in communities that will be less
powerful and better behaved l said il
openly in the House OF Commons; | say
1t now. l believe il 10 be true; have
done. wrong in saying what l believe?--
But then il was said that the North-the
SSSi"iS, ns 'hcl tusu cHilcu themselves
--were the enemies OF slavery, and the
South the friends OF slavery. My an.
swer was, 'Fho Federals are the foes OF
slavery, but there is one thing they hate
more than slavery itsel!-and that is the
black slaves Wherever you find a
black person in the Northern cities of
America, he is most wretcheLly treated,
worse than you would treat dog, and
you have poisoned great number Of
them in Sheffield. AT this momen. there
are fights constantly taking place in
Washington and other cities, because the
poor black man wishes to ride in an om-
nibus. l said the people who would do
that are not the friend OF the black man.
| saic. Il am his friend; believe that il
you had allowed them to 90 on quietly
they would have been liberated care fully,
wisely, for the Americans aud for the ne.
gro;' and he would not have been as he
is nova wretched, miserable, starved
creature. illieatsd on all sides, buffeted
and .humped, cruelty maltrea.sd, and
miserable. There is my defence abou!
America"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
DD>The atlantic Monthly. for Aupust

9o>The Atlantic Monthly. for August, is
received, Tho following is tho table of con
tonts: Among tho Honey, akors, by Har.
riot f Prescott. Countess laura, by George
IL Boxer Strategy at tho Preside, by Epcs
Sargent. Around Null. Part III. by Maria
5, Cummins. John Bright and tho English
Radicals,by G. W. Towlo Noedle and Car
den. VIII. Tho Willow,by Elizabeth A. c.
Akors My Second Capture. DIR. Johns -
VII by Donald G. Mitchell. Lottor to a
Silent Friend. Tho Chimney Corner
VIII. by Mrs. H. B. Stowo. Peace, by Mrs.
A. D. Whitney. Reconstruction and No.
gro Suffrage Reviews and Literary No,
tices' Tickuor Fic,ds, Boston, Publishers.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Gov. Perry. of South Carolina.

hn extraordinary production, purporting
10 DO speech made by Mr.. Porry. tho Pro.
yisional Governor of South Carolina n,
Groon'ille. in that State, is now having
somo circulation. Tho mixture of disloyai
~ and submission, Of unropentant treas on
and OF sober counsel, in this document Is
truly remarkable. Ii tho report is to be
accepted as true, MIR Perry tells his follow.
citizens that he warned them from tho frat
(as hois known to have dono,) of tho foIIy OF
their coarse, and that they arc now dis.
gracod and snhjugatod people, petitioninp
the conqucrOr TO restore lost rights. H.,
says that tho Southern pcoplo nevor had
any heart ir tho war. that in his own State
only was thoro majority in favor of seoes
sion, but that evory man ought to have
been sent into tho army. According N
TINS report, ho denies that any preat ,oss
mas been suffered in the doath of Mr. Lin.
coin, and declares that tho South can have
fnlI confdonco in Mr.. johnson; he denies
that the destruction of slavery is any loss
and predicts that liberty will provo curso
to tho negro. Io indorses tho moral great.
moss OF Lee, and vouchos for the immortal
honors won by Southern soldiers. while no
declares that 'doeds of atrocity" bavo boen
committed by our armies which can never be
forgotten. Ho Is represented as saving tba,
whom 5. q. loft the Union any citizen who
fought against her committed treason against
tho state; aud of entroating his bearers. at
tho same time, to become Ioyal citizens IN
abandon forever all notions of nu,lReation
aud secession, and TO respect the national
authorities, assuring his audience that they
arc to bo FREQ and will yet be proud of tho
tt'e OF American citizens. that the interests
OF INC sections arc not rival interests, and
tnat tho republic is 10 bo creator aud moro
glorious than over. A curious mixture of
1000 LORD and Good Devil" is the de-
scr'pt'on which New York cotomporary
.4dwrtiscr. '''
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

DSWe learn from tho Ohio State J,ur.
nal that since tho promulga,ion of Genera,
Ordor No. n from tho War Department
dated April cSth. 1868. ordering the reduc,
ton Of the armies of tho United Statos
there havo been 1881 Ohio soldiers mus.
tered out. OF this number, 44.3OO have
been finally discharged and paid; 8 G23 ara
at camps of rendezvous awaiting diseharge.
2,2OS arc en- route for tho State, and 8 900
have been discharged from hospitals and
parolod camps. '"'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
General News in Brief,

The general news of tho past week is
meagro. For the past four years, tho wa,
has furnished US, from wcok to wcek, 9
mammoth stock of sensation items and mat
tors Of interest. But that is now thing o
tho past, and roactlcn is upon us, as 70
CARDS tho news market. IL will bo Ionl
timc botOro wo editors will become recon
cled to tho loss of such q prolific worker ir
our intorosts.
On Thursday morning last, a boy, nance
Leandor Smith. was run over by tho San
dusky train, and had both logs cut off II,
died in q short timo after tho accident, Th,
lads nge wns fourteen.
Gonoral Opdycko reached his homo o.
Warron on Tuesday of last week, on brie
visit to his family and friends. Ilo left fol
tho East on Monday, on business matter
and will probably DO back again boforo do.
parting for To1as to join his command.
A most hoartrcnding catastrophe oc-
Cured last Friday night, at Brown, Powers
& Cc.'s coal mino, in Hubbard. During the
heavy rain tho water ilowod into tho bank
whoro six mon wore at work, aud two only
woro able to escape. A hole was drilled
through to tho mines So feot, and on Sun.
Gay noon two of tho mon wore mado to
hcar. and food was lowered to them. Tho
othor two nro no doubt drowned.
The 23d Regiment have crectod Monu.
mont to thoir comrades who hayo fallen il
battle or diod in tho service, in WOODLAND
Cemetery, Cleveland, which was dedicated
on Saturday last.
Attorney Gonoral Speed is preparing or
opinion OF tho legality of tho military tribu
nnl which condemned tho Presidents assas
sins.
Col. J. n. Comoly. of the esd, has beer
brovotted Brigadior General. This compl
mont is we'll deserved by an efficient ant
popular otiicor aud good printer, besides
being worry clevor follow.
A writcr in the Ohio Farmer eiyos an ac
count OF the poisoning of COWS with the
ieaves OF tho Wild Cherry, which at this
senson of tho year thoy arc liable to ont
Inc wild cherry contains tho largest amount
OF fruss'c Acid, most deadly poison, Of
any OF our forests trees.
Tho editors Of Fronch parors havo boon
directed by tho Homo Minister no. to nub.
'Iish any Papal bulls or decroos without tho
previous sanction Of tho government.
Ex Gov. Letcher of Virginia roconty nd
dressed communication to the State De.
partmeot, requesting copy Of the United
States Statutes at Large. which will DO for
warded to him without delay. This circum
starce ia happy omen, as it evincos johns
intention of recovering his former knowl
edge of the laws which he was one of tbt
first to violate and defy.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

rCortain journals and politicians be-.
longing to tho Democratic party of the past
arc discussing with much earnestness the
position and prospects of that party. Wheth.
or 1t shal! go into liquidation at once or al.
tempt to stagger on, is an important ques.
ton to thousands whose hopos of ultimate
bread and butter are bound up in it's acces y.
sion to control of Federal and State off.
COS at no very distant day.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

fy-h great sale Of Government horses
and mules, by direction Of Quar,erma aster
Gen. james A. Ekin, commenced at CO.
lumbiana. Ohio, op the LIST OF August,
and continued on subsequent days at Sa-
lem, Alliance, Canton, Cleveland, Massil-
Ion, cfestline and Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The animals were sold sngly, thus af-
iording farmers and others an excellent
opportunity Of making good and cheap
investments.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
~ survive.
=, I bUTVIvU,
10 mock tho oxnectatinns of tho mo,

TO mock tho expectations of the world
To Illustrate prophesies; and to raze out
Rotten opinion, who hath writ mo down
Alter my seeming, to DO past recovery"
from that foil destroyer Cstarrh. but by the
Judioioas use OF DIR. ID Ii Seelye's LIQUID
Catarrh Remedy stand hero in the enioy.
ment Of perfect health,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

aarThe Toledo Commercial, in com.
menting on the der in that city, saws
that The entire police force of Toledo con.
sis's OF iour men, to protect q city with q
population OF twenty thousand.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

HESW 4 E,STRAY.-Suayed from the snbscri.
N - ber, on the 24lh inst, email Diack
=, Cop. supposed to be about 10 vears
III !ri wiih white spots on the forehead and BODY
4 he hnder will be literally rewarded.
Chardcn, August sth, 1865. slaif
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es, rs follows =.

The primary meeting in each Town
ship except Chardon, will also elect one
delegate TO the Union District Conyen
ton for the nomination of State Sena-
tor. Chardon will be entitled to two
delegates.
j. o. CONVERSE, !
l. N: HATHAWAY, Union County
BENZ. BlDLAKE, J. Central Com.
s. E. CLAPP, mitiee.
ELI DAYTON,
Chardon, July eth, 1865.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

n5-Tho Daily Union Banner of Sales.
bury, N. o., has been suspended for dislov.
atty and false statements in regard to the
Freodmon's Bureau. '"0
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Union District Convention.

Tho Union Senatorial Committee for
this District have decided to hold tho Sepa
tor'al Convention at Madison, on. Wodnos.
day, August, ed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

S>During tho month of June s2ss ICY
% 10 prize money was distributed iu vari.
GUS sums to claimants, '"''
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

6s, Sec. Seward and party reached Cap,
Island on Thursday evening and wore an
propriately welcomed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

no The Treaty of amity, commerce and
navigation. and for the cxtraditiou of fuei.
tive criminals. between the United States
and tho Republic of lIaysi. is officially pro.
claimod by the President. Ii was conolud.
cd and signed in November last.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

NJ OTlCE.--Whereas my wife, Sarah Byrues
~ has lett my bed and board without nny ius Z
cause or proyocation, all person are h rcby ior-
shall pay no debt, Of her contracting ni,er this
date. CHARiES issvpWrS" oL S"'D
Huntsburgh, Ohio. Aug 4, 1864. sSI2w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

:. HrPauline, tho youngest daughter of
Mr.. L. I. Barnum, the Snowman, was seri-
ously injured in Fairfield, Ct., ON Saturday,
by being thrown from her horse. But liz.
tic hope is entertained of her recovery.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

a1-Albort Pike recontIy wrote lettor
denying that the Indians under his com.
mand In the rebel service ever scaIped but
one Union man. A lottor to tho Mlssouri
Democrat charges Albert Pike with false.
hood, and says there is evidence that eight
members OF the 23d Iowa cavalry we're
killed on the Held at Pea Ridge, after being
wounded and scaiped by Pixies Indians, .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
BI2w6
Timothy McColliG
vs..
John Callister.
Before ii. X. Smith. J. p.
Cha,dOp Ohio

TNIlE defendant John Callister win take no,ce
i that on the 22nd day of July, 1865 an order
OF attachment was issued against him by said
justice, Tor. the sum OF s3O0-which has been
duly served and returned.
l. N. HATHAWAY,
si2w3 Attorney Tor plaintiff.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
P3AAY'S 10HIODY,

There will be Parry at The Chardon House,
Friday, September Sth, 1868, to celebra te
the Anniversary of the Battle OF Lake Erie.
9d-All lovers Of god Social Dance are in
vitod.
" Utley's Cotilon Band will discourse tire
Music for tho occasion. Bill $3.50
sl2 BENTON Il CO, Proprietors.
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For Sale.

A FIRST RATE SULKY Enquire of
NORMAN COLLINS.
Chardon, August ], 1865. SI2w3
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as-Nothing as yet, is determined as 20
the trial of JEFF, Davis.
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Notice is hereby further given that. on M.
count OF The failure OF my health. am desirous
ol closing up all my business and that the prem
lses occupied by me for the past 20 years, are for
SAFE re, or rent on reasonable terms.
N lhe location is ono Of the most desirable In
Northern Ohio, Tor those who wish to enpnue II; in
the business OF dealing in butter and cheese. and
IN general produce aud dry goods md general
July 9th, 1865, siy,;
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NOTICE DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partnership
" heretofore, for the past four months, exisir q
between j. 7. Lukens aud Oliver P. Lukens, ut
East Claridon. Geauga Co, O., is this day di !.
so'ved Dy mutual consent. The business OF So id
firm will be::setled by J.P. Lukens, wine is fully
authorized in the business.
J. p. LUKENS,
U. p. LUKENS,