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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
~ will be presented to the Commission.
ers Of Geauga Co, Ohio. at their regular
meeting to be holden at the Court House in
Chardon, on the first Monday of September
rext. the prayer of which is to vacate a
certain road in the township of Parkman in
SAID Co., commencing at the S. W. end of
tho bridge near the so called J. P. Con,
verse Mill, and thence running South along
the west bank OF Grand River. to Kirkland
road leading from Parkman TO the center
OF Nelson. being the same road established
ing in Dec, 1864; alleging further tha,
said road 10 useless, and that il 10 impraotic.
able to make the same public highway.
| July 25, 1866. sllow4
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fCorelnded from fret s1gc.I

President In the earlier part OF his adminis,ra-
tion his indisposition to determine IN advance
precisely what course he would take in given
emergency, was often assailed ne weakness, but
before his death the people had learned to regard
il as sapacity, and deep wisdom, aud to see that
In such cases the solution OF difficulties seemed
20 grow out Of the very crisis OF the difticu.
ties themselves. Initiating that example, we
cannot 90 Ear wrong, and wo shall have reason
to congratu late ourselves II we do not yield the
emotions oi our own disposition TO the crafty
pressure Of our adyets ries, in accepting issues
In adv4nce Of the real necessity.
OTHER EsPoxsIBILITIEs-F FINANCES.
The responsibility which rests upon us is not
with relation to these problems alone, but the ma
terial interests OF the country 4 re- committed to
our charge. Those who have opposed the pros
ecution OF the war are naturally hostile to any
financial pslicy which looks towards manfuliy
bearing tae burcens which the war has put upon
VS.. Already we hear in the ranks OF our al :
versaries muttered threats o! breaking those con-
tracts by which the Government secured The loan
of the popular wealth during the progress OF the
struggle. The public mind would be too greatly
shocked by an immediate aud open avowa OF o
purpose oil population, but an entering wedge is
sought for in the proposal 10 violate the agree
meRt with regard 10 the taxation oil the public
bonds, which was made part OF the original
contract for the loan. II we permit ourselves to
break any portion of the agreement, the public
faith is diehonored, and any scheme ot rcpudia.
tion may easily follow. Our national honor nnt
credit depend upon our keeping TO the strctes
letter the agreement which we made in the tint
of our distress. Ii will be within the power o
che Government 10 change the form Of its in
debtedness at some future day, by new loans
possibly upon more favorable terms-and th'
payment OF the old deb, mny be de in man
ner consistent with good faith and with ou
agreement. Whenever the opportunity for thl
arrives, there is fear TINT the loyal men OF lh'
country will not be as anxious and as determined
in a policy Of strict economy and Of the saving o
expenditure as those who have been the enemie
the nation. The burden is upon all. The de
sire to diminish its weight by every homes
means will be stroug in all portions OF the com
muni,y. Every retrenchment which is conssten
with the proper administration Of affairs, an
means Of tightening the burden we have to beaI
will be sought for by those whom you have on
trusted with the legislation and administration c
the Government Those who were willing to la
their lives and their fortunes upon the altar o
their country will not be found unwilling TO re
duce to the lowest practical point the sacrifice
and tho abors which the people are called upo
10 undergo,
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The Number Three.

" hon the world was created wo find
land, water and sky, sun. moon and stars.
Noah bad but three sons; Jonah was three
days in tho wbale's belly; the Savior passed
three days 10 tho tomb. Peter deniod his
Saviour thrice. There wero three patri
archs-Abraham. Isaac aud Jacob. Abra.
ham entertained three angels. Samuel was
called three times. "Simon, lowest thou
me;" was repeated threo times. Daniel
was thrown into the den with three lions.
for praying tbreo times a day. Sbadrack.
Meshech aDb Abednego were rescued from
the flames of the oven. Tho Ten Com.
mandments we're delivered on the third
DAY. st. Pani speaks of faith hope and
charity--those three. Those famous dreams
of the baker and butler were to come to
pass in three days, and Elijah prostrated
himself three times on the body Of the
dead child. Samson deceived Delilah three
times before she discovered the secret OF
bis strength. The sacred letters on tht
cross are l. Ii. S; so also tho Roman motto
was composed OF three words. In hoe signo
There arc three conditions for man; There
is also holy Trinity. In Mythology. three
Graces; Cerobus with bis tbree beads; Nep.
tune holding his thIee-toothed staff; the Or.
acIe of Delphi cherished with veneralion
the tripod; aud tho nine muses. sprung from
three. In nature wo have morning, noon
and night. Trees. group their leaves ia
three; there is tho three leafed clover
Every ninth wave is @ ground ground swell
We have fsh' flesh and fowl. The major
ity of mankind die at thirty. What coult
be done in mathematics without tho aid o
the triangle: Witness the power OF th,
wodge; and in logic three premises are 10
| dipDepsable
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LEGAL NOTICE.

DODNEY BEMlS is hereby notified that on
II the Sd day of August. A. d. 1865, Carissa
Court of Common Pleas within and for the Coun.
ty OF Geauga, State OF Ohio, her Petition. alleg-
ing IN substance that she was married to him
Sept Goth, 1862, and at the city oil Auburn, in
the State OF New York, on or about the goth day
OF June, 1865, said Rodney committed sduItsry
with woman whose name Is unknown TO the
petitioner. The object and prayer oi the Peti.
lion is that said Clarrissa M. s. Be,as be di.
vorced from him, said Rodney Bems, and thet
her name be changed to her former name, Clarrie-
So NJ. Scott. The Petition will be fer hearing at
the October term OF said Court.
Said Rodney Bemis is further notified that dep.
osions to be used onthe hearing ol the ca Sc will
be taken by the Petitioner a, The residence OF
Solomon Wmppe, in the city Of Auburn, in the
State OF New York, on the 7ih day OF September, /,
A. d. 1865.
DURFEE & sTEPHENsON,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
August 5th, 1865. sl2w6
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MISSOURI is FREE
LACY 4 ADAMS,
Land and Emigration Agents,
FOR TEN
FOR TEH
HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.


HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.
We are prepared TO furnish valuable aid ami in
formation to all who desire to remove to Nilsson.
u. We supply all the land documents published
by the II & ST. 10 X 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 &.
, al knowledge will enable us to point out at once
the mos, favorable localities for starting COLO
MES We have also thousands Of
IMPROVED FARMS,
in all parts of Missouri, which are being sold. in
mdhy cases, for less than the improvements cost
All who desire information OF uny kind with re
gard TO Northern Missouri. should apply at once
by person or let er to US.
W Office, No S Hoffmnn's Block, corner Supe.
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of.
ice, Cleveland Ohio
N. B BY special arrangements with the Rnil.
road Companies on the rou,e, Emigrants to Mis-
sour, by applying to s,are enabled to secure bet
ter rates for Passage and Freight. than they ear
otherwise obtain. S0Stf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ix7ILLlAMD. WILSON, who resides in Tus.
w coin county, Mi,higan-.Addlson G. Viii.
son who resides in the State Of Minneso,a-Fan.
SON. who reside in Allegan County, Michigan
and George S, Wilson. whose residence is un-
known--are hereby notified, that OH the 26th day
of July, 1868, VIM M.Briggs Clarssa A. Briggs,
and D. w. Garfield us administrator OF the es-
:ate Of George Wilson. fled in The office OF the
for the Comfy ofGenuga and SAFE OF Ohio, a
petition against them and their heirs at law ol
Geoi &c Wilson, deceased, setting forth. that on
the 5th day Of July A. D. 1855, said George Will.
son, then in full life, entered into contract in
writing with VIM. NJ. Briggs tor the sale and con
veyance to him and said Clarissa A, Briggs, Of
an undivided half of l29E acres of land in Lots
No. II and 70 in Tract No. 9 in Newbury, Ge.
augn County, Ohio, and being the same land OF
petition alledges that said William NJ. Briggs
has performed all he conditions in said contrac
| mentioned and to he performed by him, and they
the said VIM. NJ Briggs and Clarissa A Briggs
are entitled TO deed Of said premises, subject tt
the support and maintenance of Mary A. Will
son. as provided in said contract, which is lie
on said premises.
The object and prayer of said petition is TO re
quire the heirs of said George Wilson to execnt'
and deliver to said William M. Briggs aud Car
issa A. Briggs, deed Of their respective inter
es's In said premises, subject to said support an
maintenance of sa id Mary A.. and on default c
said heirs to make such deed, sad admnis,rato
be authorized, for and on behalf OF said heirs, I
complete said conveyance, agreeably to the term
| of snid contract aforesaid.
The said defendants above named are furthe
notified, that unless they appear and answer sal
pet, ion on or before the 23d day of Septembe
| 1865, the same will be taken as con fessed, an
| judgment rendered accordingly.
| N HATHAWAY,
Slows Attorney Tor plantff
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

Regulations of the Geauga Free Agri-
cultural Fair, to be held at Ciaridon,
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day, Oct. Sd, 4th and 9th, 1885.
The first day OF the Fair (Tuesday }
will be occupied in making entries, &C.,
aud /. Is desirable that all who can, sho'd
make their entries on The frs. day OF the
Fair, even If il should not be convenient
10 place their articles on exhibition until
the rex, day.
Wednesday will be the Grand Show
Day OF all live stock, Stations and Car.
riage Horses only excepted. The except
ed will be shown, but not passed upon
till Thursday. All entries should be made
by the Secretary by 10 a. NJ, Wednes-
cay, as The class. books must be in tie
hands OF the Awarding Committees be-
fore noon Of that day.
The Awarding Committees will be
called into the ring at 10 A. NJ.
On Thursday there will be an exhibi-
ton OF stations and carriage horses, rid
ing and driving in The ring.
All articles on exhibition in the halls,
upper and lower WILL remain there under
,he care OF an efficient police, until noon
Of Thursday. -
4 All animals must BE- entered upon the
books OF the Secretary before being
brought upon the grounds. and the Sec
retnry will ;hereupon furnish card bear.
ing the name and class or classes entered
with the name, variety, DC, Of the article.
and the name and residence Of the exhib
itor; which card must be attached to the
animals, and upon being brought upor
the ground, the exhibitor will immediate
ly report the same TO the Superintendent
' who will direct where they will be placed
: 1t is expected that horses will be bro
f within the ring, promptly upon the
= calling Of the class to which they belong
Forage will be provided by the Society
5 and its friends. for all animals bto't from
, a distance, during the exhibition, free o
charge, and no pains will be spared iol
the convenience Of all, and in making tn,
! exhibition instructive, useful and enter
tanning.
@ No intoxicating beverage will be per
q mitted TO be brought upon, or allowed L
be kept on or about the Fair Grounds,
Good order will be preserved. and every
thing Of an immoral tendency, as lar a
J possible, excluded.
u Therefore, we open our Grounds 10 th'
!. . public, FREE. and cordially invite all tn
g friends Of Agricultural enterprise and i'm
j. provement. to be present with US durin
u the days Of the Fair, and exhibit thei
j. Agricultural Products and Manufacture
Articles.
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The ST ATE OF OHlO,:
Geauga County, So. Court of Com Pleas
Frederick Bose, plaintiff,
versus
Laura f. Bose, defendant. l
II ME- defendant Laura F. Bose will take notice
l that, on the 25lh day OF July. A, d. 1868,
said Frederick Bose filed in said Court his pei
ton against her, praying that the marriage con.
tract now existing between them he Dissolved
alleging, as Cause therefor, Adultery on the part
OF said defendant.
SAID cause will be for hearing at the next term
OF The Court oi Common Pleas, to be holden on
Dot. I'd, 1868.
CANFiELD g. SMITH,
! slows Attorneys for Plaintiff
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WOOL! WOOL!!

TX OOO POUNDS Of WOOL WANTED
,UUU in the Township OF Trumbull and
village OF footville, AshtnbuIa County.
The Undersigned, who has had over 40 years.
experiences in manuf acturing Wool into the Fin.
eat Cloths, have brought with them from BEDFORD.
chimes in use. -''--
They are fully prepared to Gard Wool in the
very best manner and shortest notice Those
who come early can &c, their rolls the same day
8. c. POWERS & SON.
Foo,ville. July a5ih, 1865. 'sl2w6
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This Company owns in fee simple the follow
ing valuable property in Venango county, Penn
2. On WElKEL RUNS acres OF land one
mile from oil Creek. This Is good Oil Territory,
and wells are being put down above this land by
large and wealthy companies.
On HALLS RUN-3i aeres, all boring
territory We are now going down near this land
3. On SAGE RUN-2l acres, good Oil Tel
ritory A so barrel well just struck on this run.
near this land
4. On VEST HICKORY CREEK-26A
ncres; near ihe ALE !hany river, and IS regarded
as the very best Oil Territory, being in The same
range with ii, Hole Creek Well and also 'l'' Co.
On CHERRY RUN -Onc.eighth land in.
tcresi in 4 Wells. No. is down 500 ,eet, with Q
good show Of oil; No. is down 420 ieet; No
Is dowu $50 feet; and No. 4 is down 300 feet.
On CHERRY RUN--One eighth land in
terest in TWENTY. ONE OTHER Wells, all o
which nre leased, ferricks up, and preparation
made for putting down the wells without delay
These interests have all been selected witt
great care, by persons experienced in The oil busi
ness. They are oil! free intere sts, aud the we'll
con tracted 10 he bored, tubed, tested and worked
without expense to the Company.
Any person desiring information will pleas
address the President or Secretary at CLEVELAND
Ohio. S05m3
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EMPLOYMENT..- ..-NINETY DOLLARS
IL per month SALARY! Pleasant, Honor able
and Profitable Business for Discharged Soltitrs,
wanted 10 sell the most popular article Of the day
Every body will Guy it. Some agents are ma king
now S55 10 sos per week, above expenses
NO CAPITAL REQUIRED. Specimens that
sell for 50 furnished TO agents for 80 cents by
mail post free For employ ment aud Specimens
address HOSEA B CARTER, No. I and Peak
Square, Plaistow. N. II. $40
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Builders, Attention J!

CHINGLES! SIIINGLES!!-The Undersigned
- keeps constantly on hand, and for sale Cheap,
n Large Quantity OF WhitewUod, Cacum.
be r, White and Black Ash Shingles, cut
by Fairchild e. Hazen's celebrated Shingle Ma
chine. Persons in want o New Roots are invited
to call. o. M. BARNES.
Hunts5urg, June 9th, 1865, SO4m3%
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A FRIEND Of mine has vito who infiicts
upon him every season two or three i'm
mense evening parties. At ono of these
parties hs was standing in q very fOrlorn
condition, leaning against the chime piece
whsn gentleman, coming up to him, said
"Sir, 80 neither of Us are acquainted here
think ws had bsttor 20 bomeI"
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Si2w6

4GA,I EARM for SALE-One hun
80 Il dred and thirty acres of la nd
with good buildings, living water
and plenty OF timber. This farm is capable ol
keeping twenty cows summer and winter Lo.
a,ed only one mile from the Center OF Huntsburg
and less than that from Armstrong & Kendall.
Cheese Factory. D, STARKS,
Huntsburg, May l2lh, 1865.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

GAID very bieh funetionarv to his acape.
grace son: "Look at mel Here am !, at
the very top of the tree; and what 10 my re-
Wardl Why. when l die, my son is the
greatest rascal in EpglandI' ayes, dad
sshsn you die, but not lill then. you seer'
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SlOw6
LEGAL NOTICE.

AE"hL NoI1CEs
The State CdnOiI Of Ohio couft Of Common Pleas.
Almon Holcomb, Plaintiff,
Charlotte Simmons George 5 Civil Action.
w. Simmons and Orrin
Pulspher, Defendants J
GEORGE w. SIM MONS will take notice that
~ on the lst day OF August. A. ID. 1865, said
Plaintiff, Almon Holcomb, filed in the office of
the Clerk OF sald Court his certain petition al.
leging in substance that on the Sd day Of April.
A. ID. 1861, said Charlotte Simmons, George w,
Simmons. Or.in Pulsipher and said Plaintiff, AL.
mon Holcomb, made, executed and delivered to
one J, c. Downing, their promissory note OF that
date payable to said Downing or bearer, for four
hundred and sixty.one dollars, payable on the
be paid annually and that the said Almon Hol
| comb signed said note as surety only. And TO
secure said .Almon Ho|comb from loss from sign
ing said note. said Defendant, George W Sim.
mons, and his wife, Melissa Simmons, joining
with him, on the 4th day of April, A. d. 1861,
execu ted and delivered to the Plaintiff his mort
gage deed, and thereby conveyed to the Plain tiff
the following lands and tenements, situate in the
Township Of Cla-idon, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and known as the undivided one.
third IN common of the following described prem.
ises, to wit: Part OF Lot No Q in Section No. -
bounded as follows: Beginning at the south.
west corner of land decided by Simon Perkins to
William Ober; thence east "a chains 95 links
thence north 81 chains and 81 links; thence ives,
% chains "a links; thence south 81 chains and
5 links to the place Of beginning; containing
six ty-seven and so. 100 acres subject to all legal
highways, excepting and reserviug sh pcres in
the northeast corner, decided to George w Sim
mons also ls rods square in the south. west cor.
ner, TO Emily Ann Belden, April I'd, 1859. The
said Plaintiff claims he was compelled 10 pay q
part OF said note, TO wit, the sum oi-, anG
that there is due him from said George w. Sim.
mons on said noIe, the sam OF $3.50 90 and inter
est from July lst, 1865.
Said petition sells forth that said Cha rlotte Sim
mons has life lease of said prem ses. and asks
that said premises be sold, and the amount du,
Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out oil the proceed
OF such sale,
Said Defendants will take notice that, unless
they answer or demur TO said petition on befor,
the 23d day Of September, 1865, the same will b
taken as confessed.
CANFiELD g. SMITH,
VI 6l2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nlSEASES of the Urinary and Sexual
DSystems-- New and Reliable Treatment.
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay of
Warning and Instruction. sent in sealed EnveI-
ooPes; Tree OF charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLlN
HoUGHTONs Howard Association, No. South
MINI street, Philadelphia, Pa. 8l3yl
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1T will eos. about thirty millions to put
she railroads Of the South 10 good repair
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For NaIe...!!aHahaMelss Ms'' .FsIv1 F%E% a"S AND
= " 49, l.risf Mill the Esini q

EW H0lt..'vaiuaple. ., FARM and
Of Hopestil! Armstrong, deceased - situate ed in
the east part OF Ciaridon township, Geauga Co.,
Ohio. Suid Farm contains about 1885 ucr, of
land-a good house, small tenement house. a
carriage house, two large barns; the COW barn
has stone basement, the other has in i, plat.
form scales tor weighing cattle and hay, n kiln
Tor hafning or baking tile. The Farm is ell.
watered with good spring water, good pure wa.
ter brought into The barnyard in an aqueduct--
The Farm is in the highest state Of cultivation,
the plowl bing thoroughly underdru ned
with tile--everythng around the farm and build.
ings are substantial aud convenient az q good
| farmer wou have it. The Grist Mill is large
two.story building in good repair; two run Of
Az teet burr stone two bolts, acorn Graz Ike a nd
| everything convenient and necessary for c'eau.
| ing wheat, aud making good hour--a good end
| subs ;ahtiai dam, with shed for the shelter oI
teams house and barn, large garden, and the
| mill has an extensive run of custom. Said farm
and mil will be sold together, or the mill with
| out the farm.
| TERMS.--Part pay down; the balance or
time, with good security and interest. For fur
ther particulars inquire of Prudence M. Arm
strong on the premises or Pelatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio
PRUDENCE M. ARMSTRONG,
PELATlAH ARMSTRONG;, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG. Er'rs.
SOItt
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.NefCNNaatS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
From the Marion tO) Tndependeat J

tFrom the Marion (O) Independent
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon he "Wel!ington Fire."
was the MERCHANTS Of Hartford Conn, and
the way it takes care Of its customers is shown
HARTFORD, May s;th, 1865.
J. S. REED, State Agent
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and, if
found oil right, pay a. once;
WELLINGTON, June I'd, 1865.
Recei'd o. the MERCHANTS INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn. per J. S. Reed,
State Agent, Two thousand Dollars, IN iu,l ior
house, destroyed by fire. A Company that thus
ia v and promptly meets its losses, deserves gem
STARR, FoOTE & co.
We see frequent mention made Of the 'MER
CHI ANTS" and IL is always spoken OF as
Company which, after being satisfied that q oss
| is ar and square, pays at once, without useless
red tape. In this County the MERCH HANTS' is
the popular Company It's losses here; rs at 10
have be- fairly and honestly adjusted, and ulso
promptly paid. Our Farmers and business men
prefer the honest, frank fair policies OF the MEX.
! CHANTS. and they look to them as guarantee
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
OF the MEICiI ANTS as returned TO our Coun'
~ Auditor for tuxation, are largely in excess ot
those of any other Company doing business a,
this place Its Surplus or Reserved Fund il
greater in proportion to Capital, than that OF any
other Hartford Company.
Mr.. S REED. the Snte Agent, has beer
doing business in this place, as Merchant onc
Banker Tor over Twenty-Five years. Parties de
string Insurance, then, can find in the MEX
CHANTS lNSUR ANCE COMPANY, Of Hart
lord, are liable guarantee against loss by fire, aud
if they will consider character us shown by IL
prompt payments, responsibility as shown by III
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount
ing at this time To about one hundred per cent
upon Capital; convenience IN the settlement o
losses in having them adjusted and paid by Al
old citizen OF known responsibility. whose con
necti ion with the Company us State Agent is sui
ficient guarantee of its responsibility and respon
sbity ;hey will effect their Insurance with tn
, "MERCHANTS' INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Hartford
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Manufacturer Of BRAIDED HAIR Jewclry.
Removed to the house lately occupied by DR.
r. r. Bourn, within door of the School House
and nearly opposite The Court House.
Watches, Jewelry, Sc, repaired.
Chardon, May 5th, 1865. 694tf