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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24
Montville Items.

. Farm selling does not seem to rage as
much in Montvi'le as in some other
places /; but few have been sold this fall
Mr.. A. Phelps sold his large farm recent
ly, and bought another in the State OF
Wisconsin, with the intention of leaving
Montville next spring. His son, Milton
M. Phelps, who studied law in Chardon,
and was admitted 10 the bar few months
since, has already gone 10 Wisconsin,
where he intends to remain. Mr.. A.
Phelps has resided in Montville about
nineteen years.
Mr.. Lyman Williams has sold his farm,
and bought small place near the Cen
ter. He is one of the early settlers, and
intends TO remain in Montyille.
L. J. Randall, of Chardop, has large
Cheese Factory at the center Of our town,
which turns out as nice cheese as can be
found on the Western Reserve. They
are still making cheese there, though they
gather the milk but once day. be-.
lieve it is the intention 10 keep the thing
running until we get freeze.up. will
try to get the number of cows that have
furnished milk for this factory, and also
the amount of cheese made and l may
hereafter have something TO say about
the cheese business.
There has been considerable sickness
in Montville this fall, and two old resi-
dents OF the township have died recently,
Mr.. Geo. A. Mowry died week ago last
Saturday, and was buried The next Mon.
day: and Mrs. Broughton, wife of Mr..
Job Broughton, died on the same day
that Mr.. Mowry was buried, and was
buried on Wednesday /; thus making tvs
funerals in one week, which is quite an
uncommon occurrence in township like
ours. S. l..
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IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
AND
National Telegraph Institute.
+. W. JENKINS,
} G. SMITH, A. M, Principals.

ALEX. CowLEY.
F~st College Building, Cor. Penn g. 81. Clair SIS.
Second o. F. Building, Fun 81
Third Nos 26 d %, 81. Ciau 81
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. l8, 1865
c A Crawford, Hopkintor, Delaware co, Iowa
] A Hammersley, TT. Smith, Seba stian co, Ark
Strawbridge, Sharon, Mercer county, Penn.
s j McPherran, Alexandria. Hun, coun,v' Pm
G II Ruhl, Allegheny City Pa.
w Coffin, Belmont, Belmont county, Ohio.
W. D. Polling, Eidn, Allen county, Ohio.
w ], Barr, Ginger Hill, Washington county. o.
K J Bargoyne. Middle Ferry, Brooke co., w V.
w ? Palmer, Chamhersburg Franklin county, P.
+ w keifier, Chombersbufg,
+ Hanseli Pittsburgh, Pa.
A ID Luz, Circlevllle, Pickawny cou nty, Ohio.
G Rogers, Cooperstown. Venango county. Pa
l. Baumer. Richmond, Wayne county, Ohio.
& Willis, Glenville, Hartford county Md
III G Anderson, Steubenville Jefferson county. q, ,
X. Morrow, Arch Springs, Blair county, Pa
G A Taylor, Safe Hnrbor, Lancaster co., Pa
Il. Morgan, Allegheny county. Pa.
A A Porter, Malta, Morgan county, o.
J Stavely. Natrona, Allegheny couu,y, Pa.
w Hull, SummtyilIe, Col county, o.
Il Kirk, Mason City. Cero Gordo co, Iowa.
NJ Collins. Randolph, Portage county, Ohio.
J X Putt, Canton, Stark county, Ohio.
A Dohyne. hollidaysburg, Blair county Pa.
&JFor terms and information concerning the
College, address
JENKINS, SMITH g. COWLEY,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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To Dwight H. reckenrldge, who resides in War.
rem, State of Massachusetts,-one of the heirs
ut law of BENJAMIN Brecke enridge. deceased:

To Dwight H. Breckenridge, who resides in War.
rem, State Of observation-disclosures of the heirs
at law of Benjamin Breckenridge, deceased:
VOU are hereby notified that Oliver Smith,
L administrator OF the estate of Benz. Breck-
enridge, deceased, on the 18th day OF November,
A. D. 1865 filed his petition in the Probate Coult
within and Tor the County OF Geauga and State
Of Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of said
decedent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
died seized in fee simple OF the follow
ing described real estate, situated in said
County, to wit: Known as part OF Lot l49, Tract
No Three in Chardon township, County Of Ge-
auga and State of Ohio, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the north west corner of land con-
veyed by q. c. Smith to E. N. Osborn, on the
day Of October, 1865; from thence running east
to The east line Of said lot; thence north along
said lot line to the s. e. corner Of ten ll0) acres
of land conveyed by o. c. Smith to Phebe Breck.
enridge; thence west on q line parallel with the
south line Of the lot to the center of the highway;
thence soatherly along the center OF said highway
to the place OF beginning containing twenty-three
(23) acres of land-That Phe5e Breckenridge, as
widow of said decedent. is entitled 10 dover in
said premises and that George Breck ckepridge and
Joseph Breckenridge and Dwight Breckenridge,
as his heirs at law, hold the next estate Of inher
itance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the assign.
ment OF dover to said Phebe Breckenridge, and
for sale of said premises subject TO such dover es-
tate for the payment of the debts and the charges
aforesaid.
Said petition will be 70. hearing on the 23d
day of december, A. d. 1865, or as soon thereaf.
ter as counsel can be hearo.
o. SMITH, Administrator
of Benz. Breckenridge, decd.
Nov 18th, 1865. 627w4
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Musical.

A joint meeting Of the Union Musical
Association aud the Geauga Musical Asso.
citation will be held at CIaridon, on Tuesday
and Wednesday. Dec. 18th and 18th, under
the direction Of Prof. j. William. Suffern, OF
Toledo. The Coronet will be used. Con.
cert on Wednesday evening. Admittauce
25 cents. Members of both Associations
and lovers of music generally are invited.
aEo q: {; MHFoS: II FosD, Secretaries.
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NJ M1ss0UR1 is FREE "
LACY g. ADAMS,
Land and Emigration Agents,
FOR TEH
HANNIBAL L ST. 10. RAILROAD.

HANNIBAL x ST. JO. RAILROAD.
We are prepared TO furnish valuable aid and in.
formation to all who desire to remove to Nilsson
II. We supply oil the land documents published
by the H. & st. 10. K. R. Co. To those who wish
TO invest capital in Missouri in any kind o: busI-
ness or manufactures, we are able to furnish in
formation of especial interest. Our extensive 10
cal knowledge will enable us to point out at once
the most favorable localities for starting COLO.
MES. We have also thousands of
IMPROVED FARMS,
in all paris of Missouri, which are being sold, in
many cases, for less than the improvements cost.
All who desire information oil any kind with re-
gard TO Northern Missouri: should apply at once
by person or leterto us.
9JOffice, No. Hoffman's Block, corner Supe-
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of
iice, Cleveland, Ohio
N. BY special arrangements with the Rail-
road Companies on the route, Emigrants to Mis-.
souri,, by applying to usare enabled to secure bet'
ter rates for Passage and Freight. than they can
otherwise obtain. 8OStf
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EEWe shall publish the letter Of Nj
Henry G. Wright next week.

ETMr. John c. Hathaway, Of Clari-
don, who has just returned from visit
OF inspection to the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland, gives very favorable account
of that portion Of our country, which is
now open to immigration. We are in
debted to him for circular. giving de-
scriptions and prices Of numerous valuable
farms there located, and for sale by Rea
& Hutchin, Cambridge, Nd. Any in
formation he possesses respecting the
places he visited, will be cheerfully given
to oil who may desire it.
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AuctiOneer.

INHE subscriber, Practical Auctioneer, will
Persons in want of his services can leave their
orders at the Jefiersonian Office, OF al Murray &
Canfelds Bank. Those at distance can ad-
dress the subscriber by mail All orders promptly
attended to, E. COWLES.
Chardon, Oct. 18th, 1865. 622m6
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LEY" CamD Fire and Cot,on FYelI,' ia

EF" Camp Fire and Cotton Fisld' is
the modes. title OF one Of the most in
structive and entertaining books to
which the manifold events and expe.
iiences OF the late war have given rise
1t is receiving the highest encomiums OF
the press, and we think with good reason.
The author, Mr.. Thomas ". Knox, hav-
ing been for many years connected with
the press, and possessing a wide spread
and enviable reputation as a journalist,
was specially selected by the publishers
OF the New York Herald, at the time when
our future appeared so por,en.ous OF
mighty events and appalling dangers, 10
furnish 10 its thousands OF readers "tbe
earliest, fullest, most complete and relia-
BILE intelligence of military and political
movements 10 be obtained, sparing no
pains nor EXPENSE" and how faithfully he
fulfilled his instructions his frequent, CO.
pious and authentic letters 10 the Herold,
sufficiently attest. The work before us is
the result of his ripe experience end am
pie observation. II contains 594 pages,
printed on fine paper, and twelve very
superior engravings. See advertisement mt
of the publishers, Jones Brothers & Co.,
Cincinnati, in another column.
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NJ Office is hereby given that petition will
IN be prese nied TO the Commissioners Of Ge.
auga County at their meeting in December next.
for the vacation OF that portion of the road lead.
iLg from the town line road between Auburn
and Troy, to the north ard south road through
the west part of Troy Township, which Ties in
Section 90, or the east part of said road, lying
Nov. Sd, 1865. s25w4s
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EE Our former townsmsn, H. N.
Spencer, now resident Of Asbeville. N.
c., sends US another collection OF North
Carolina papers, for which we are much
obliged.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

~The Teachers Institute is now in
session in this place. From forty to fifty
teachers are in attendance, and the num-
ber would doubtless have been much
larger, but for the unfavorableness of the
weather. We have the promise Of full
report for our next issue,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

~The old Mitchells Mill property,
in the west part Of this township. has
recently been purchased by Mr.. A.
Church, OF Middlefeld, who informs us
that he intends 10 keep the mill in good
running order. .... ...
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EARM FOR SALE The undersigned offers
IL for sale his farm, containing about l0i acres
oflaad Said farm is located at Claridou Cen.
ter-a fine, slightly location-a good house. two
good barns, we'll watered, we'll fenced, good fruit
and is also convenient 10 schools and churches.
HOWELL TREAT.
Claridon, Nov. Sd, 1865 '62Sw4
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~The new Meat-Market and Gro
Gerry under the Chardon House, has
changed hands, Geo. G. Granger having
sold to D. F. FELTON,, who succeeds him
In business. Mr.. FELTON,, who is gallant
veteran in the Union service, and withal
a pleasant and accommodating fellow. has
our best wishes for his success.
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~Mr. A. M. VanSickle, agent for
Schmucker's Standard History of the
Rebellion, is still engaged in the work oI
Oanvassing this County, and is meeting
with good success. He is authorized to
receive subscriptions for the Democrat.
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E%Rev. J. D. Norton is steadily i'm.
proving, and expects to be able to re-
sumo bis ministerial hbors next Sabbath
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~We learn from Mr.. E. D. Taylor,
Jr.,of Eas:man's Business College, Pougb
keepsie, N. Y, that the badge of The
Buckeye Association" whose resolu
tiohs appear elsewhere, is an o with a
figure crossing it. The boys are re-
quested 10 keep lookout for it.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

EgThe Cleveland Leader learns from
a private letter from Painesviile, that Two
young students a! the Female Seminary
in that place, fell through the coal
hatchway from the third story to the
basement of the building, receiving severe
injuries. 1t is a wonder, its informan ut
says, that they were not killed.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24
HOME DEPARTMENT.

EE-Gov. Anderson has complied with
the popular wish. and revoked his proc
lsmation appointing the 3oth inst. as a
day of thanksgiving. His proclamation
to this effect, which is an exceedingly
graceful and appropriate one, may be
found in another column.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

IL feel
Of this dull sickness at my heart; afraid. :"
But in eaees of CATARaH. q sipgio bottio
of DR.. u. H. Seolye's LIQUID CATARRH
REMEDY will ALWAYS effect perma-
nent cure. thus preventing Bronchitis or
CONSUMPTION.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

~The Disciples Of Munson have
been holding protracted meeting, COM
mencing on the evening Of the Sd inst,
and continuing until the present time.--
Presiding by Elder A. Burns. Of Huron
County. Last Sunday, some fourteen
ioined the church.
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wA protracted meeting is now in
progress at the Disciple Church in this
place. Preaching every evening by El.
der F. NJ, Greene, OF Newburgh.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-24

EwThe 4ist arrived at Camp Chase
on Saturday last, and will remain there
until mustered out, probably few days
only.
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DIED.
10 Montville Nov. llth, of typhoid fever,
GEORGE A. MOWRY, aged 60 years.
In Munson. Nov. 18th. of typhoid fever,
Mrs. ALMY e ASHCRAFT, wifo of VIM.
o. Ashcrafs, aged 20 years, 2 months and
days.
In CharGon, Nov. 10Th, of bilious fever,
JARED fl. second son of Hosea Stebbiup,
Jr., aged l6 years, 4 months and 5 days.
Yes, thou art gone, our brother dear,
No more can we behold thee here;
For thou art gone to rest above,
Where all is peace and joy and love.
Yet how lonely is the place
Where we beheld thy smiling face;
Thy merry laugh no more we'll hear,
Thy lovely voice no more will cheer.
Com
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VNhe Mason q HamIin Cabinet Organs

Forty Different Styles, adapted to Sacred and
Secular Music, from $50 TO 5000 each. THlR-
TY Y.FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or 9TH
er first premiums awarded them Address
HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BR'S.,.
6l7yl New York.
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EFSee advertisement OF Missour
Lands in another column. Lacy &
Adams, Agents.
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MO TIL G E.-The undersigned has been ap-
IN pointed and qualified as Executor Of the es-
tate Of Of Lewis G.. Reed. deceased late of Au-
burn, Geauga County. Ohio. LII, REED.
Auburn, Nov. l7lh, 1865. e27,
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In Thompson. Nov. 10Th. by Philip Viii.
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In Munson Nov. 10th, by H P. Bond,
Esq, MIR. LEANDER ]. BIGELOW, of
Munson, and Mrs. MATILDA KNAPP, of
Chardon.
AT the residence of the brides father, in
10 Troy. Nov 18th. by l.. P. Scott Esq,
Mr. JOSEPH WHITE. of Salem. Columbi-
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Troy.
In Huntsburgh, Nov. 22d. by the Rev.
j. b. Hammond, Mr.. HENRY MERWlN
and Miss NETTlE KETCHUM, both of
Huntsbureh.
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EyMr. I. s. Lewis, Teacher OF Pen.
manship, informs us that he intends to
open a class in this place soon.
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A. Balls
Boot & O. Shop,

(arOver Tsed & Adams Harness shop,)
aar1 he most fashionable workman in the coun.
try, and one ofthe MOST SUBSTANTIAL. /
Chardon, Sept. 29th, 1865. 72Oms
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EwThe article on our first page, from
the New York World, announcing IA
Wedding in the Clouds" will be read
by many with rom antic interest, and pos
sibly with some degree of incredulity.-
But the wedding, with few slight varia'
tions Of the published programme,
actually occurred, and the glowing &C.
counts which were given Of it occupied q
large space in the New York papers.
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~We learn that Mr.. Benajah
Brewer, an old and much-esteemed cili.
zen OF Hambden, died on Friday of last
week. Our readers will remember that,
last summer, while in this village with
q load Of wool, his horses took fright and
ran, throwing him to the ground, and two
wheels Of the wagon passing over biz
right limb. He never recovered from the
effects OF this accident, and his condition
was rendered hopeless by subsequent
attack OF the dysentery. We judge that
Mr.. Brewer was about sixty years of age.
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DEvNOLDS BLOCK, NEAR POST OFFICE,
~ corne: Dearborn aud Matteson street, Chi
cago IN. DR.. b. PHILIP REYNOLDS, n. D.,
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corporation shali commence busin sss, and the
remainder of said Capital Stock 10 be paid up st
such times - may 10 ordered BY the Board Of
Directors;
That this corporation shall commence business
on the lstn Gay o. sre "a 49, ''s'' ""' son
That the business Of the corporation shall b
conducted by . Board of Seven Directors, who
shall elect from their own nGhber President.
vice.President, Secretary and Treasurer, and the
SAID Directors shallDe elected on the 18th day Of
January. A. d., 1865; tnattnc highest amount Of
Indebtedness to be incurred At any one time by
this corporation ~ $40 900, except on account Of
risks on persons insnred, and the private proper
~ Of the members Of the corporation and stock
holders shall be exempt from corporate debts.
Dated Davenport. Feb. oath, 1865.