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INTERPRETING WITH THE RIGHTS OF WHITE MEN
Browns White Mans Colony and Gwin's rebel
and French recruiting depot has been interfered
with by one of Lincoln's minions. \ dispatch
from San Francisco to the Union says:
"a general order issued by General Mcdowell
on Saturday, notifies the public that in order to
prevent the formation of gangs of rebel sympa-
thizers on the Mexican frontier, said to be or
ganizing in Sonora and adjoining States, no'per-
son will hereafter be allowed to embark for
Mexico without registering his name at the Pro-
vost Marshal's, and receiving permission to de-
part. American citizens must prove incontest-
ably the peaceful character of their mission, ana
take the oath of allegiance and foreigners must
procure passports from their Consuls and submit
them for examination. This rule will be rigidiy
enforced throughout the Department OF the IA
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HINTS TO PEpAxTs-Wm. Cullen Bryant gave
the following excellent advice to young man
rbo offered him an article for the Erening Post !:
Ny young friend, observe that you have used
several French expressions in your article think
If Won will study the English language, that you
will find it capable OF expressing all the ideas
YOU may have. have always found it SO, and
in all that have written do not recall an instance
when was tempted to use a foreign word but
that, on searching, found better enc in my
own language.
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AFTER SgcEsH School TEAcHERs.-The Gold
Hill Ne,r, says, so far the schools are concern
ed. we care not whether the teachers be Catho-
lie or Protestant, or worship God, Josh or Wish
mn We demand, however, that they neither
worsbp the Devil nor jeff Davis.
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AS- COHafy Warrasts and Grssnb~eAss taken at
at their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
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WRoyG.-The Gold Hill Nems is wrong. We
had about three years the start of Forbes, and
have something to show for it. Give the old
man time, will you
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THE National Republican of January 9th, says:
In our last edition yesterday, We announced
that Major-General Butler was relieved as Com
mander of the Department of Virginia and North
Carolina 1t is perhaps proper to add that this was
done at the instance and by the particular request
of Lieutenant-G General Grant, the General-in-
Chief of the Army of the United States. p"
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KNEW THE CHILp.-The Gold Hill News tells
that Virginia gentleman found baby on his
doorstep, one evening recently. Thought he
knew who the child s mother was, carried it to
her forthwith and made her keep it.
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DUKE GwIs has about as much control OF so.
,ora and Sinaloa as jeff Davis has of Missouri
and dKentucky.-Nerddd Gazette.
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monthly, seven semi. weekly, three tri-weekly
and eighteen daily publications
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IsrsRrsrIsG TO LADrEs.-Fashionable dresses
IN Paris are nov made to button behind.
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NSw YORK. MAY l. lS"l.

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m rNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USE.
CIRCULAR to PHYSICIANS and OTHERS.

II oTIsyILLE ky JANUARY /. ls62-TIiE UNDER
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y.ruty Of the Inted the following correspondent
between number of the resPectah and influential
physician, of Se~ York aud Brookiyn and tht Mrltrr
WI T. CT TIER, JE.
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1T is one of the fashions | set my face a.
gainst, as the lady said who playfully condemn
ed moustachss.
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LATE Texan papers say that two-thirds OF the
people Of that etats favor reeopstruction.
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Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,

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Neighb oring Fairs.

The Fairs in Portage and TrumbuIl coun.
ties both commence on Wednesday, Sept.
Goth, aud continue three days The for
mer is held al Rayenna, and the latter
at Warren.
Lake county will have Fair at Painos.
vile, beginning on the 9Th.
The Fair in Ashtabula county will begin
at Jefferson on the Sd of October, and on
the 4th of October the Summit county Fair
commences at Akron.
Independent Fairs will be held in Rich
field, Summit county, Sept. 9th to 10th;
Seville, Medina county, Sept. 2Sth to 3Oth
The Bedford Union Mechanical, Industri-
al and Agricultural Society will hold four
days Fair on the Fair Grounds at Bedford
village, commencing on the Goth Septem-
Der. The union includes tho townships OF
Bedford, Scion, WarrensviIle. Newturgb,
Independence, Northield, Orange and Cha
grin Falls. ........
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Sabbath School Convention.

There will be Convention of Sabbath School
Officers, Teachers and friends, al Burton. on
Friday, October 9th. Tho exercises will open
at IL A. NJ, with an appropriate address
after which the following subjects will be dis.
cassod, among others :hat may be suggested:
lst. The best means by which the interests, eff
cheney and usefulness Of The Sunday Schools in
our County may be materially Increased
ID. The importance OF securing The attendance
Of the children upon our Church service, ard oi
adults at our Sunday Schools.
Reports from Superinondents, accompanied
with suggestions OF practical character, will add
materially TO the interest Of tho occasion
The Committee confidently expect hearty ana
cordial response TO this call, from the friends o.
tho cause. Let us take counsel toge iher, and
mutually cid and encourage each other in thi:
truly great work.
In behalf of The Central Committee.
JOHN NICHOLS, Recording Secretary
Geauga County S. S. Union.
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The LadY's Friend.

The October number of this excelen,
magazine opens with beautiful steel engrav.
ting, called the "Wanderer's Return The
sentiment of this engraving ia worry touching
tho wandcror has come back to tho sconos
OF his youth. and gazes with hoart full OF
emotion on tho church whore in CHILDHOOD
he passed so many pleasant and revereutial
hours. Of the Fashion Plate of this mum.
Der We need only say that it is equal to any
of it's predecessors. Ladies toll us that the
fashion plates of this magazine arc particu.
larly fine. The Music 10 minnie Minton,
or IllMeet Yeu in tho Morning" (Sopg and
Chorus.) The music alone of this maya
zine 10 worth more than the prico of the
book--did our fair readers ever consider
that: Tben wo have humorous eDgravings
of "The G Cordod Corssge. ""Zuleima Jacket"
patterns for Morning Caps" "Riding Hab-
IT," Evening Head Dross." Bodice with
Basque" 60, Sc. Tho literary matter of
this number is "Ronald's Mistake" "A Mem.
ory," "Across the Plains" by Virginia F.
Townsend; "Contrition." by Annie F. Kent;
Told by the suu," by Beatrice Colonna;
"Tbo Land Of Dreams" by Charles Morris;
"A Dying Child's Request" "OnIy an Epi
sode," "Abel earns Temptation" "Tisian
vercolli," "The Old Bedquil.," sour Chris
tian Names" ""Our Darling;" Editorials, Ro-
ceipts, Fashions, Sc. &c. Price $3.50 a
year; 2 copies S4.O0; 8 copies (and one
ratis) S16 90. .N'o,o is the time to get up
clubs for 1866. Specimen numbers for
this purpose will bo sent for Is cents
Wheeler q. Wilson's celebrated St,oirg Ma
chimes are furnished as Premiums in certain
cases.
Address Deacon g. Peterson, $40 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
The Union Mass Meeting

The Indications are that the Union Mass
Meeting to be held in this place, on the
3osh, will be very largely attended and
interesting one. In addition to the two
distinguished speakers announced last
week, we are authorized by the State
Central Committee 10 announce Gen. f. f
Noyes, Of Cincinnati, and M. Chance, Esq
Gen. Noyes is disabled soldier, having
lost leg in the service Of his country
He is an accomplished orator, and we
hope all who can do so will avail them
selves OF the opportunity to hear him.
Turn out to the meeting.
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sGrMr. VIM. 8. Gardiner has presented
Us with an accurate photograph of his "Li,.
tio Mountain Eagle" for which ho has our
thanks. Ttis is fiue house, altogether
sbe most commodious and attractive on tho
Mountain, and we cannot but think that,
were It's merits moro generally known, it
would receive larger share of patronage.
We take pleasure 10 commencing it to
the public. and are glad to sec that ii Is be,
ing favorably noticed by our brethren OF
the press.
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ns- -Messrs. Jones and Highly addressed

ns-Messrs, Jones and Highly addressed
q large audience at the Court House, last
Friday evening, on the political questions of
the day. The remarks of Chaplain Jones
were pointed and original, and gave evi-
dence that he is as wide awake as ever in
the cause of the Union and Freedom. MIR.
Highly is . young man, who has boen in tho
army. and is jealous in tho work Of political
and social regeneration now In progross.--
OF fcourse, both speakers took groand in fa .
voe OF Universal Suffrage. ..
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AT tho Nowbury factory the milk OF six
hundred cows ia used, and largs chocsos nro
mado for the English market.
Lake county very croditaby comes in for
share OF Cheese celebrity ut the Sixteenth
Annual State Fair. Msssrs. S. Il. & ii. n.
Carter exhibit twonly.iour opo hundred
FOUNDERS from their factory in Iprry, where
they man ufacture sovon por day, of supori-
or quality, from tho milk of throe hundred
and fifty cows. They arc for general mar.
kot,' ard find ready sale at romunorative
prices, They also havo "Obo State Dairy
Cheese on exhibition, of thoir domestic
manu- ufacturo in Leroy, Lako county, from
tho milk of about one hundred cows. Those
chooses average some l09 lbs ,,and are for
cutting and general market. Two of this
popular brand arc made per day.
Ashtabua. hitherto famous as tho repre-
sentative of Cheesedo ON at State Fairs seems
content to rest on formor honors and
prizes this year. Probably tho sceptre has
departed to Geauga, for there ara now
eighteen flourishing cheese factories in the
latter famous grazing county. Messrs
Budlong & Stokes have ono 10 Cbardon and
another in Parkmap; Mr.. l. j. Randall one
| in Chardon, ono in Burton, and ono in
Montvlle; Mr.. Frank Smith one in Thomp-
son; Mr.. Langston one in Hambden !;
MIR. Burton Armstrong one in East Clar-
! idou; Mr.. A. ID. Hall one in Claridon; Mr..
A. Bartott one at Fowler's Mills in Munson;
Mr.Lucus Bartlett ono at Chester X Roads;
MIR. Samuel Baker one at Ford p. o., in
Newbury; Mr.. Sylvauus Freeman one in
Newbury; MIR. ID. l.. Pope one in Troy; Mr..
Il Hood one In Auburn; Mr.. Il. Stauhope
one in Bainbridge, and Mr.. E. Richards ono
in Bainbridge. This single branch of entor-
prise and industry in Gcauga county, will
reap the profits on three million pounds Of
cheese Mis season, nearly oil drapa from
English pockets!
After all, VIC are inclined to think that
Old Geauga, whose Cheese trade annually
amounts to not less than half million dol.
Iars, was not SO we'll represented as she
might have been, or she would have figured
more extensively in the premium list.
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EAs we 60 to press, the Geauga
County Agricultural Fair is in progress
at Burton, (third day. The attendance
is not SO large as in some former years,
but the exhibition, especially of stock, is
unusually meritorious. The Hall is well
filled, and appears much as II Gid at the
great Fairs before the war. Particulars
next week. @
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SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. W.
- The meetings of the Board OF School Ex-
aminers of Geauga County, for the m onths OF
Sept, Oct. and Nov, 1865, will be held as fol-
lows, viz:
First meeting on Saturday, Sept. I'd, at Char.
don.
Second, on Saturday, Sept 10th, at Burton.
Third, ON Saturday, Oct. 7ih, at Newbury
Center.
Fourth, on Saturday, Nov 4th, at Chardon
1t is desirable taat applicants be present at as
carly an hour as 10 O'Clock, A. M.
]. o. WORRALLO,
sl4tf Clerk,
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@>Canfold g. Murray hnvo purchased
OF l.. 8. Ayres tho room occupied by John
Strobl, Tailor, adjoining their Store. with
the view'of enlarging their BUSINESS.
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DIED,

In Russell, Sept. llth of Brain Fever, MARY
ETA, daughter o! G. and A. Gates, aged IS
years.
The deceased was young git | of noble senti.
ment and high aspirations. Always kind and
afieclionate, none knew her but TO love her
The large tendance at her tuneral and the deep
sympathy shown there. testified that she was
universally beloved. '[CoM
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22

GSAyres informs US that, uotwithstand.
ing he has located East, his Store in Char.
don is to be alIed, tbia Fall, with o fine
Stock of Goods. Tho business is to suffe,
no detriment, and undergo no material
change for tho present. This will be good
news to his numerous customers horeabout
Look out for moro advertising thunde,
soon. ...#... -, fs. ..Atat ....
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

Rev. Andrew Wilson, tUniversalistJ will
preach at the Town Hall in Chardon, on Sun.
day, October LIST, at lOH A. NJ, and p. M
Also, at Chardon Center, on Friday Evening,
Sept. 29th and in the Protestant School House,
Saturday Evening, Sept. 3oth.
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J.-R. CULBERTsON. M. D..

Late Surgeon of the U. S. Army, having
located at Charcon, respectfully tenders his pro.
essional services 10 the public.
DR.. Culbertson has had 30 years experience in
his profession, the last four in the Army, and he
ieels confident that he will give salts faction TO al
who may consult him.
@tOfiico over tho Stofo of Kolley Brothers.
Chardon, Ohio. . & sI8tf
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S-HoIlis, tho Fenman, says it is his in
tension to give another course of lessons in
fenmansbip, during the Fall vacation Of
our village schools.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-22

esThe Geaugs Free Agricultural Fair
will DO bsld at Clarido,,ou Tuesday W ednes.
day and Thursday. Oct. Sd, 4th and 9Th.
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MARRTED-

Sept. 18th, 1865, at the residence OF the
brides fathes, j Sherman, in Munsou, by
Rev. K. O. Latimor, Miss HULDIE M.
SHERMAN to Capt HARRISON B
YORK, of tho 9th Ohio Battery.
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@The 196th o. V. I. were discharged
at Camp Chase, on Wednesday.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CTo cont tc Of Januar
byh
filed this oGce
fntda January
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E. ". C.4.V.FZELD, .age,sI.

B. S. STICKNEY,
Saddle and Harness Maker, Burton, Geau
ga County, Ohio. ....g Sl0@ly
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NTOTICE.-The Undersigned has been duly ap-
~ pointed and qua lifted as administrator with
the will annexed OF the estate Of Dewitt ID. War
ner, deceased, late Of Munson, Geauga County,
Ohio. HANFORD L. BOND.
Munson, Sept. 18TH 1868. slSw3
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,


~ [sTMrl % d I'd ~ '~h " ~ GOODMAN, auditor Of State
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STATE OF NEW.YORK.

CrYAND YoRK,(
tho describes
Secrtar
land A
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NAME AND LOCATION.
COMPANY, incorporated In 1883,

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and located in the York. ''i
The Capital OF said Company actually dup
Tile Surplus on the LIST day January
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-01-25

H6 Lieutenant Pettinger, according to
previous announcement, delivered in the
Court House, on. last evening, his lecture
on the Great Railroad Adventure. Ow-
ing to the fact that there had been one
disappointment, there was not as large an
audience as was desired. The speaker is
a finely educated christian gentleman, and
narrates with great force and beauty the
NEST thrilling eps lodes of the preeent wal.
lie narrates them thus, because he, him
self, passed through them In short, all
that heard his lecture were delighted with
1t, and through the persuasion of some OF
the leading citizens of this place, he has
consented to return by this way and give
us another lecture on Friday evening, the
9th instant. We hope all our townsmen
will give him a faithful hearing, and we
will insure them satisfaction. His sub
iect will be the phazes of " Southern So
ciety," as learned from actual experience
during a years imprisonment. a man
that has done and suffered what he has,
cught to be countenanced when he is on
mission of benevolezce Let us redeem
the character ofour town.