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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03


a fxfcEEAsF ssRatsXE oFEEaffos srzR
NITROUS 0xyD G1x-An expsrir ent
was made On SatafdaY lase6f uarsaal
interest wiIh the nitrous oxyd gas. ia a
FIRST class surgical operation. Tke
operation wss he removal Of a cancers
with one eatire breast, FROM ladv. by
DR. Carnochau. The operation lasted
sixteen minutes, during which time the
patient was Kept in aquiei, gentle arss-
thetic sleep withis'lsaghing gas" admin
istered by DIR. Coltoa. The gas was
bresfhed from India rubber bags holding
80 gallons each. When the patient was
profoundly asleep, DR.. Cotton turned the
gas OF and allosed her TO hreaihs the
air; IS soon ss she showed signs Of wax
ing the gas vas turned on. again, and
thus alternating during the entire opera
ton A little more than one bag was
used. Not muscle moved during the
anRsthesic sleep-the breashiRs appear
ed easy and natural, and the pulse re-
manned full and stroag. There was no
nausea or sickness, and on waking The
patient appeared as fresh ~ when wax
ing from . natural sleep.--Nesc York
Tribune. ez
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

- Civil lay il Missouri rssanes its
sway With "A energy that is deserving
Of compliment Al the recent called
session Of the Circuit Court ct jefferson
CITY, three bushvh&cksrs xere sentenced
to eighteen years impris0nment in the
pepitentiAry, aud other criminal cases
disposed Of with becoming Judgment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

16s- The trisl of Champ Ferguson,
the prospective Democratic martyr, 10
AtiH progressing at Nashville. One of
the papers of that city says that since
the evidence began, an average Of three
murders have been proved against him
each day. We trust the managers Of the
SentfAet and the Cincinnati Enquirer
viii make preparations to Pat those pa
Pers 70 deep mourning Ehen-he is
hanged-Ind Joar -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
n@Advices from The Red river AZ I

R%Advicss from the Red river Of the
NORTH distinctly reiterata the former
charge that British traders 10 British
sestlementa- openly supply hessile-bands
of Indians with arms and ammunition
to prey on our frontiers. TIE act 10 con
fessed by the guilty parties Who sag theJ
do it to protect themselves. Then they
must be made to stop doing i oprofecl
themselves. 1t is Is bad 70 arm red
skin az to build pirate, and tbs JOHNNY
Bulls who have done both viii find tn
account inlthe petty ledger By and By.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

D6T-0ne Of our leading Western mer-
chants, unfortunately, is every year or
two led away By King Bourbon, and
when his periodical FITS come on he is
wont to shut himself up ina room over
store to "sleepit OF. . On ono Of these
occasions he gave his partner speeisl
orders not to allow any one to 20
to bis room; "but," said he, hssitating
elf my wife comes down you may let be.
CONS in--she's q particular friend OF
mine"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

HSix thousand four handred and
sixty Eve dollars were received for taxes
on silver plste in the Fourth District of
Massschusetts during the last year. As
the assessment was thres cents per
ounce fer all above forty ounces, the
total amount of silver taxed nust have
exceeded seventeen thousand sounds,
or nearly nine tons. l-fi'as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
ACarta 20 InrnIisaa.

Clergyman, while residing in South Amsrics
a. q missionary, discovered . SAFE and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Dissa,es Of the Urinsry and Seminal Or
gAns. aud the whole train Of disorders brought on
81 Ibanefsl aud. sics6ds HABITS. Grest numbers
have Ibesp already eursd by this noble remedy
Prompted BY desirs 10 benefit the afiicted and
unfortunate. viii send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. in q sealed envelope. %
any one who needs It, Free Of ChaFse.
E Pie@se enclose post-paid envelsps. addressed
10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH 7. IHMAE,
jy27. om. Station D, Bible House, n. 7. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

ATOTICK Is HEREBY GIVEN -ra1Ts az
~ ths 12th daS o. Jaly, 1e55. ) writ On stf.es.
meat vas Issued ~ ms,sA.sW. Chuta Jusfics Of
the p - % gs1eerbesEb souBsy. Tndiaha, Al
the issfaDes aad spSn the aEsaarf, Of wm Rsarf-
Agsus- Ter 1sM1e@1.-& gwiex. aGs1nsk= @ss56sr
eoatssis' rigats Eonry1s sd 81 ets o. o. c. HAr-
gust le3s ~ o'eioek Ia ths fsrsneon, a nv Of
Aes - kiKsen Township, ~ said esa1fy, u ssIlI
proceed = hsek ked esci1s % eA1A etAin OF the
and AL cthsr psFsoAs concerned take 20 -
i-el A.W. CHUTE.
tyi3, wSs. Justice Of ths PsAcs,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Friend.

IT MT gvERT MAN BE HIS OWN soCroR.
IL Thia u the name Of y Box Of Medicines pre-
pared By an eminent Physician IN C9ncinRatf, Il
c..ntsius prevertativs Aud care for oil private
diseases. with directions how to treat each case,
th<ref0rss with the Young Mans Frisna IN ycug
possession, you have the flI directions and Medi.
csnefor tbs treatment or Sonrss1f and frsends1 II
is for sala By Druggists sysry where. Asa for TIE
Young Meas Friend. cYss - aeatEah TESS .al--E9
Wholesale and ResAIl by szsass 1850 E-a ae-
jylA -sysrT asiss KKLLER 3 WHITE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
BILLIARDS.

II HAVE just RxUxIvKb THREE FINE
u new Billiard Tables, BAIks's nanufarturs, With
Pnelnn's cushionHp the iatsse impruvemsnk. They
ars new ready tor Use. and lovers o. this aktrsc-
tive game are invited 70 call ard try thsm 81 the
sc. Nicholas Exchnmga, Me- 81 MAin street..
5a2i-dSm 8. ,. GKAMMER. {
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
HAIR pYEl HAIR DYE I

Bachelors Hair Dye - the best in the
known world. The osly tEus aud perfect Dye
-Rarmlsss--Isstsntapsous and Reliable-pro-
duess . splendid Black or Natural BFOwn-rene-
dies the IN sGscts o. bed Dyes, end ffequsptly
restores the original color. soid By all Druggists.
Ths genuine 10 sisasd. W. A. BstessiOr, 81 Bar
clay street. New York ~ ap2S-am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
10 Htsamhaat Tea.

We hope steamboat EsH viii bear In
mind that the Journal Company 10 pre-
pared 10 do all kinds. of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in . manner
seldom equaIied and never surpassed
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
EDUCATIONAL.

why 1mJure the CompRext@m NY
Powders OF Washess which choke Of ill up he
pores Of the skin, when Hslmbold's Extract sar-
saparilla answers better the sanae purposa and I'm
ateas Nc hMkm. =u IS an47a myl1-SmaAW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

= have. evidence that eight members
Of my old regiment-the Sd Iowa Cav
alr3--weEs killed on the 6eld nc Pea
Ridge, after being wounded, and scslped
by Piks,s tciEilized tFi5e-, and refer all
doubters 10 General (then ColoneD Bus-
ssy's Official report, as published IN the
Adjutant Generals (of Iowal report Of
1858, wherein e appears that Colonel
Bussey had the bodies axhumed 20 have
ocular evidence of the outrage
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
NEW MUSIC.

FANTkIsJR BRfLLIArTE on oiovsr's song Of
.HoPs cas and yet Rejoice, BY Chs Matthias.
mand great rsns a. u isa frat cIAss compost
tion, by one Of our own cifiasEs
LOVED ARB 50 EAfR:" BY y. Kinksl.
Charmins little Ballad.
"wHT DO WEEP BESIDE THY GRAVEL"
Song BY I. o Manager. -
LOVES GHInIaesf3 MazhEka. b Paehsr
At wkRxES a CoEYSGTSN's.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
HOME INTERESTS.

TO PxTaoEAEs.--If yOu wisA % purchase pure
Drugs. Msdieiues. aud Chsmieals ct . small I'D y
vance On Eastern prices, SO and szsmins KELh4k
@wMrrrss stsek, whsrS you VIII Hnd svsnw urti.
ola that Ia needed By thu profession. and prices
waieh oannot fail 90 gfva sAfssmEti0n. Their
stor~ sa At No. - MAin street. mavad&ve
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

sE-Alhert Pixies ststsmdht that but
cue Union MAI was scAipsd By his .Ih.
dian allies, Is dsnouncsd as % lie BY .
zeEnhsr Of the, Sd Iowa Cavalry, who
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
1919 EGaEIV
Court Nofina

court NQt1C0.wm
La o. FandszsnsgA csrezk eauaz 0soesv fs.s, Ises
BTATEoF INDfxEA~
TAADEEHUsGE CSUxFT. s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
BANKING.

Capital Paid In - $3.50, 900
Limited to -----S 500, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03

We learn that thu steamer sAFatogR. with eight
OF nine hundred bales OF cotton on board, struck
. snag Friday iast, short distance eel0w
Alexandria, In BED river, aud sunk In Rix eight
ret waEef.~ IL IL thought the boat Aad cargo viii
D. saved Dhs was not insured y " .sAAVA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-03
REGULAR PACKETS.

Fer Tsnnesne@ River. 80
Tho ElegAnt Fssam ~
tfM(A CARRIED
BRADY, Mastsr........H HAMPTON, Clerk,
ports on tbs Tsnneases river this day fTuesdsy1,
The 1st inst, At o'clock. - --ass. = -~s- +
= For fright passage, &e., arpiy to Eaf
a mux1, ait cox HUMPHREY, AZ nta.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

was forced from its upright, and Wirz, the
inhuman slayer Of soldiers, passed into the
presence of his Maker and Judge. ...
But this satisfaction of outraged law must
not lead to q termination of tho efforts
which have been made to bring others, just
as culpable as the creature who has expi
ated, so far as tho sentence of the law re.
quires, bis crime on the gallows--his supe.
riors in the unheard.of atrocities of Andor-
sonville-to the just retribution entalod by
their treason, arson, murder and apostasy
from principle. That each and all shall bo
brought to trial aud punished is the earnest
desire aud expectation of tho masses Of the
people, who have never lacked confidence
in the stability Of the Government, and,
through the dark and gloomy hours of the
past Rebellion, have known no deviation
from their adherence to the principles upon
which It 10 founded. But lot little pa.
tience be exercised, and time given for facts
to be developed which will enable the Gov
ernment to make its indictments sufficiently
strong to ensure justice. The President is
consurcd for tho number Of pardons
granted. These are mostly granted under
the sl0, 900 clause of the act of Congress of
.64, which, without other Executive action
than signing bis namo, grants the pardon.
On tho 9th inst, tho United States Dis.
trict Attorney Darlington issued in print
tho "true bill" of indictment against tho
Mayor and City Council, found by the u 8.
Grand Jurors, tho offensc being the com.
mission of a most "hoinous nuisance" in
permitting the "unwholesome condition" OF
the Washington City Canal reoitng the dis
gusting facts connected with that diabolicai
institution, which, for the past four years
has boon tolerated, q rocking, pestiferous
cespool of filth and disease. This just &C,
ton is highly approved by the community
who pay taxes that these officers may draw
their salaries. and good is hoped to come
of it, ..'. ......, J. II. II.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

The Union majority 10 Minnesota will
not be 80 largo as at first reported. 1t will
not much exceed 1900. Universal suffrage
is probably lost by small majority, owing
to the fact that the law requires tho vote on
amendments to tho constitution to be by
separate ballot, and to tho negligence OF
many Republicans in regard to the matter
The result of the election 10 Wisconsin
for members of the Legislature, as far as
reported is as follows: Senate, Union, 22;
Democrats, o; doubtful,2. Assembly, Union
Al; Democrat,2S; independent 4; unknown,
| 5.
The Iowa Legislature, which will convene
next January, will stand: In the Senate,
Republican, 43; Democrats, s; and in the
House, Republicans, SO; Democrats, l-giv-
ing Republican majority of. LOG on joint
ballot
In Illinois. the election was for county
Offices moroly. Thrty-nine counties have
been heard from, twenty-four Of which
were Union and fifteen Democratic at the
last election. This year every one Of these
counties elected straight Union tickets!-
Lncoln's majority last fall was 3O,7s5, but
this year, judging from the returns now re.
ceived, il must be 30 big as to rival the
hitherto unprecedented majority which
Brongh got for Governor in this State in
1868.
Tho official vo to of Colorado at tho cleo.
tion, September 9Th, is declared as follows
For tho Constitution, 3.O25; agains.t 2,670i
showing majority OF only l65 in favor OF
the State Government. Ou the PROPOSE.
ton to strike the word "whito" from the
constitution, the ayes wore 476, and the
noes 4,l92.
Hon, Preston King Collector of the Port
Of New York, who had been mysteriousy
absent from bis offico for several days
(Which gave rise to the rumor that he had
resigued) in a temporary fit of insanity
on Monday last, jumped off the Hoboken
ferry-boat and was drowned. His body
had not been recovered up to latost advices
The President appointed Gen. John A
Logan. of Illinois, Minister, and VIM. A
Browning, Esq, of Tennessee, Secretary o.
Legation to the Republic of Mexico.
Georgia, through her Convention, has
remodelled her Constitution, and the Con
vention has adjourned. She repudiatec
the State debt incurred in aid OF the REBEL
ion.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
WESTERN RESERVE
S Z M I N A r Y,

EIRSr.CLASS SCHOOL. Two Hundred
l. Students Popularityoi the Institution con.
stantiy increasing Thoroughness in every de.
partment, Teachers from five to twenty years.
experience none miloyed not possessed OF su-
perior abilities as instructors.
In the study OF Music, Painting and Drawing
Mathematics and Languages, advantages rarely
equaed. Largest MaSic Class wthin tho history
Of The Institution. ID. t...
Ladies' graduating course very complete
Young men graduated in the Scientific and Class
ical courses, or prepared for any class in college
1t desired, carried through rogula college carrie.
utum. Glasses commencing Latin and Greek
formed at the beginning oil every term. Daily
instruction In Bookkeeping and Pcnmanship-
Common English Branches Uery critically taught.
Adml rabe aorWal features OF instruction.
Moral tore oi the Institution excellent.
Tuition from So to So per term of fourteen
weeks believed to be .lowor than that OF any
other school Offering the same advantages. Good
rooms tor self boarding, and good board at reason
able rates. .
|. To the interest of parents having children TO
educate, 10 acquaint themselves with the advan.
lages OF this School.
Order OF closing exercises Of Fall Term OF
twelfth academica year Public examina tions
from A. M, Monday Nov. Goth, TO 12 NJ.
Wednesday, Nov. ed Address before the
School, Tuesday, Nov. 2lst, at 6k P. NJ
Anniversary OF the Phi Iona thean Society
w ednesday, Nov. 22d, at 6H P.M
Opening of the Winter Term, Nov. 3Oth, 1865
For further particulars, address
Rev. ]. M LEONARD, A. NJ, Principal,
West Farmington, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
S2,w2
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Our Washington Correspondence

Erecution Of Wrz-H,s Manner on the
ScoGold-OLhcrs TO be Tried ,chen the
time comes-Iadictment Of the Mayor ana
Council for Nuisance, dc.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17
Complete in One Very Large Volume
.'.. fOver1OOO Pages.

To Dwight IL Breckenridge, who resides in War
rem, State of Massachusetts,--on of the heirs
at law of Benjamin Breckenridge, deceased
VOU are hereby notified that Oliver C. Smith,
i administrator OF the estate of Benz. Breck
enridge, deceased, on the 18th day OF November,
A. D. 1865 filed his petition in the Probat te Coui
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 tho
the charges Of administering his estate--that
died seized In fee simpls Of the follow.
ing described real estate, situated in said
County, to wit: Known US part OF Lot l49, Tract
No Three in Chardon township, County of &c.
auga and State of Ohio and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of land con-
yeyed by q G. 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 10 the g. corner of ten tl0) acres
OF land conveyed by o. e. Smith to Phebe Brock.
enrdge; thence west on a line parallel with the
south line of the lot TO the center of the highway;
thence soatherly along the center oi said highway
(23l acres Of land-That Phe5e Breckenridge, as
widow OF said decedent. is entitled 10 dover in
said premises; and that George Breckenridge 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. t..
Said petition will he fog hearing on the 23d
day of December, A. d. 1865, or as soon thereaf.
ter as counsel can be heard
... o. c. SMITH, Administrator
Nov. 18th, 1865. s27w4
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TIE RURAL AMERICAN,

Tile Most Elegant, tile Cheapest and the
Best Agricultural, Horticultural, and
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States! Grataities in Choice GRAPE
VINES, Strawberry Plants and Ele.
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This Popular Rural Paper. published on the lst
and 18th oi each month"; at Utica New York, at
$3.50 a year is now greatly enlarged and i'm
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Indeed, no other paper of the kind can be com
pared with 1t in the real value and interest al /.
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The RURAL AMERICAN is not Local Paper but
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The Form is very large SIXTEEN PAGE OcTA.
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ry subject OF interest to farmers, fruit growers
(grape.g overs in particularly stock .raisers gar
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This Elegant Iupor is illustrated with some of
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briel, the RURAL AMERICAN is now universally
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Agricultural and Horticultural Publication ex.
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all subscribers Tor 1860 who remit their money
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FIRE FROM THE TINE THEY SUBSCRIBE
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The Agricultural Editor of the PHILADELPHIA
Saturday Erenirg Post tan entire stranger1 in
congratulating me on the appearance of my new
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sued the best Journal all points considered-for
the practical, working farmer, that we have ever
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like its general makeup better than that of anv
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Plants, Engravings, Cash, Gold Pens, Magazines
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80 T. B. MINER,
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Execution Of Wrz-H,s Manner on the
Sco.Gold-OMcrs TO be Tried rhen the
time comes-Indictment Of the Mayor ana
Council for Nuisance, &c.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1865.
At % o'clock A. NJ, to-day. with others,
numbering some ono hundred and fifty.
your correspondent entered tho enclosure of
the Old Capitol, to witness tho execution of
that poor creature and plant tool in the
hands of as evil and wicked men as be.
Wirz, who, attor trial extending from early
in August last until few days ago, was
convicted of the charges of murder aud in.
humanity to Union soldiers at Anderson.
! vile,and tho findings of tho commission duly
approved The appearance of the doomed
man had greatly improved since the trial,
and. during tho trying scene which launched
him into an unknown eternity, he exhibited
none OF tho symptoms of complete pros.
tratiou which characterized his appearance
in tho court room in the Capitol. He slept
sounGly last night until 3 o'clock, when he
had requested the guard to awake hin. He
was accordingly awakened at that hour, but
said he still required sleep, quietly turned
ovor and took nap, sleeping ill after fivo
His spiritual advisers were carly with hin,
and to them he expressed tho belief that his
peace bad been made with bis Makor, and
that he was prepared to die.
From the moment of the reading of his
sentence to him, Wirz preserved tho great.
est degree OF composure, and, even in con-
versng with his family, no member of which
witnessed his ignominious exit from the
world, in which he might have filed the
measure of usefulness and lived respected he
maintained the most complete equanimity I;
but whether this was natural, or the result
OF superbuu,an effect, producing an al
most stoical Indifference to bis fate, cannot
be determined. On the completion of tho
reading OF the sentence to him, he said in a
bitter manner, "I'm ID if the Yankoe
Eagle hasn't turned out as I expected. a
Id turkey bnzzard." He walked unaided
to tho scaffold, asoonded with firm step.
seated himself under the moose, and. taking
survey OF the crowd, u smile perceptibly
passed over his features, not of pleasant
recognition, but of mingled sorrow and de-
rieion. The officer in charge read the
charges. specifications, findings of the court
and sentence to the doomed man. who ljs-
tened with emotionless expression. Upon
rising after their conclusion, boiug asked
if he had aught to say to the assembly, be
replied. "Noshing to say, only that / amin.
nocens, and will die like man whose homes
are in the future and God, who will iudpe
me different from what you have"-(or to
that effect. Some little bustle occurino,
your correspondent did not hear the words
distinctly At 10 o'clock 2T minutes
A. NJ, tho rope wac adjusted and his bands
and legs pinioned, which process he treated
with dorisive jest. He assured tho officers
OF the prison of his entire satisfaction at the
treatment which ho had received al their
hands, nnd bade them adieu with a slieb,
show of emotion, the first manifested of a
serious character during tho cerem onies.-
AT twenty minutes to IL o'clock, tho prop
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-11-17

A UCTION SALE.-The Subscriber will offer
\ for sale at public auction, at his residence in
Burton. TUESDAY, Nov. 2lst. at 10 A, M, 3
Good Stock Cows, yearlings, about 80 Sacep
and other things too numerous to mention.
Terms, liberal, and made known on the day @ r
sale. STEPHEN I COOK
Burton, November I7th.
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ENARM FO r SALE The undersigned offers
ofland. Said farm i is located at CIaridon Gem Cen'
ter--a fine, slightly location-a good house. two
good barns, well watered, well fenced, good fruit
and is also convenient TO schools and churches.
HOWELL TREAT.
Claridon, Nov. Sd, 1865. +925w4