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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-14

g 20 IT'S WOOD TEL,
~ CORNER EIaHrH AND NAME STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
This popular Hotel is located on the
PRINCIPAL BUSINESS STREET
OF the city, and In the immediate vicinity Of all
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS and
RAILROAD DBPoTS
Since its opening in 1850, the House has never
been closed, but has recently been remodeled,
thoroughly repaired and renovated
REFITrED AND REFURNISHED
in the the most elegant style.
The travelling public are assured that they will
aud with us all the Attention, Comfort and Luz
ury which can be secured In any First Class
House North or South.
Cookery 4 MILLwARD,
nos0-3m Proprietors.
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OPENING NIGHT MONDAY, DECEMBER 25,
CHRISTMAS NIGHT,
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Opposite willard's Hotel,
1yl.tf Washington, D. @.
r oBERT LBEcH,
Late Solicitor Of the Once Of the Auditor Of the
Treasury for the Post Once Department.
ITToRNBY-AT-LAw AND SOLICITOR OF
)nee, 40 Seventh street,
Opposite the Post Once Department,
Washington, d. O. |
viii practice in the Courts Of the District Of Co.
umbia, the Court OF Claims, and the Supreme
Jourt Of the United States, and will give prompt
attention to the prosecution OF claims and the
he Government.
once, 47e seventh street, opposite Pos, ons.
Department. des
Ohm p. WHEELER. WILLIAM E. BRYANT.
JOHN B. WHEELER 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers and Attorneys for Claims
against the United States. 0aaee-5O0 Seventh
street, between d and Z streets, second story, p.
D. box, SCI, Washington, D. G. City Property,
and Maryland and Virginia Farms bought and
ZACH, ESQ, Mayor Of Washington; Geo. A. Bassett,
ESQ. Clerk Com. Ways and Means, House OF Rep;
VIM. H. West, Esq. Chief Clerk Treas. Dept.
aessrs. Perry 4 Bro, merchants. oes-h
John J0L LIFE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
omee on the northeast corner OF = and Fifteenth
streets, opposite the east entrance Of
the Treasury Building,
Washington City.
D.
Attends especially to claims upon the United
States. jyl2-ly
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o. VIVA" MAJ Rroa5n n. NEW ynRK ni'
Houses Let and Leased, Real Estate Bought,
soIa, OF sfchangea'
executed.
Rents and Claims collected.
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W9qld respectfully inform his friends and the
legal business, such as administering the Am
nssty, as well as all other oaths, Drawing
adyiss without
- Particular attsnt,op maid Ia ths eol,.etiop
:. 'eos" a.c e,.H ~ se1e.A w."
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
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HAS The MOST ELEGANT AssoHrMsSr OF
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For Style and Richness they Defy Competition
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RISKS TAKEN AT THB LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
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an. OFFICE
"A Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Riggs Il
CO.'S Banking House.
BRANCH OFFICE:
At JOHN II. J0HNS0N'S Law Office, No. o. Lou
isiana avenue, near Bank of Washington.
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descriptiops Of propeTty rSafast loss ar S.9sSs
BY ore on such terms a. cannot f.il to be accent
able to the citizens OF the p!strict. In this Com
pany you can insure your PURNITURB. MRR
CHAHDISB, WAREHOUSES, OR DWELLINGS
for a wear or shorter period.
This Company starts with a CASH CAPITAL,
of &lOO. 900, ali paid in, thereby enabling Them
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RISKS TAKEN AT THB LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES,

OFFICE:
4A Fifteenth street, nearly opposite Rggs &
Co.'S Banking House.
BRANCH OFFICE:
At JOHN II. J0HNS0N'S Law Ofice, No. 81 Lou
isiana avenue, near Bank Of Washington.
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nv Irt' 1T 1VTrK'DV2N law VuIUH ENU u IIOu-
isiana avenue, near Bank Of Washington.
This Company Is now prepared to insure all
descriptions Of property against loss or damage
by nre on such terms as cannot fail to be accept
able to the citizens Of the p!strict. In this Com
pany you can insure your FURNITURE, MRR-
CHANDlSB, WAREHOUSE, OR DWELLINGS
for year or shorter period.
This Company starts with 4 CASH CAPITAL
of 100000, all paid in, thereby enabling them
to offer to the citizens of the District greater
security than has ever been offered heretofore.
Policies will be issued for q shorter period
than one year, according to the New York scale
for short Insurance.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
Primary Meeting.

At a meeting held at the Court House in
Chardon, on Saturday evening, Aug. l9sh,
to elect delegates to represent said town
ship in the Union Senatorial and County
Conventions, H. X. Smith was called to
the chair, and w. N. Keeny appointed Sec.
retary. The following delegates were elect
Senatorial COnveniion-M. G. Garfield,
]. N. Hathaway. Alternates-B. B. Wood
bury. J. o. Converse.
County ConuentiOn-C. A. Vaughn, Sam.
uel McGonigai, E. N. Osborn, John Muir
ray, I'd, James Thwing, E. G.. White, H. X.
Smith. d. W. Garfield, R. P. Muusell, A.
Halderman, o. G. Smith, B. N. Shaw.
The usual motion was made and carried,
that the delegations be authorized to fill va
cancies.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
The Railroad MeAtinp

Capt. Geo f. Paine met our citizeps M
tho Court House, on Saturday evening of
last week. for the purpose of explaining
moro fully the matters embraced iu his com
'nunication in relation to the projected Rail.
road between Painesville and Chardon. and
arging the Importance of taking such i'm.
mediate action as will tend to promote
tho dcsirod object. Various documents and
letters from prominent Railroad men were
read, and statements made, from which II is
evident that the Road will soon be CON-
pleted, If sufficient encouragement, be given
the enterprise by the people of Lake and
Geauga Counties. The subject is already
awakening considerable interest in Lake
County. That Railroad from Farport to
Cbardou, aud thence south to some connect.
ing point on the Atlantic & Great Western
or other thoroughfaro, will ultimately be
built, we have no doubt; but the work
may be hsstened, and in all respects
greatly facilitated by prompt and eff.
hcient action on the part of the people most
deeply interested. To this end, Capt. Paine
suggested the appointment of committee
to ascertain and report what amount of vol
untary contributions can be obtained in
Chardon and vicinity, to be paid whom tho
Road shalt be 10 operation to this place, as
an iDducement to somo one of the great
Companies Immediately interestod-the At.
lantic & Great Western, for instance-to
fnish the work. Such committee was ac.
cordingly appointed. consisting of L. j. Ran
dali, M. G. Garfield and John Murray, I'd.
The meeting adjourned until Saturday
evoning, Sept. 2d, at which time the Com
mittoe will report progress. and, if sufficient
encouragement has been met with, further
action will be taken. 1t is expected that
competent Railroad men from abroad will
be present, to address the meeting. Moan.
while, the Committee desire all who are
willing to contribute anything, whether
much or little, on tho above condition, to
call upon them, and name the amount No
stock is to be taken or liability to loss in-
Cured, the object being merely to ascertain
how much our people will give as an iu-
ducemont to complete the Road, the money
to be paid when the work is done. We
trust all are disposed to give something, as
the work is one in which all arc interested.
go and see the Committee, and be on hand
at the next NEE ting.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
The Horse Fair.

The Horse Fair at Burton, on Thursday
ard Friday of last week, excited worry genor.
al interest among the Fair.going people Of
our County. The attendance on both DAYS,
and especially on the last, was large
There were not 90 many horses present as
at some former Fairs in this section, but it
seems to be the general opinion that what
was wanting in numbers was made up in
quality, which is the main thing to be takon
into account. botter display of horses
has seldom, If ever. been witnessed 10 Geau.
ga County.
As usual at our Fairs, the arrangements
were excellent, contributing much to the
comfort and enjoyment of those in attend.
ance, and rejecting great credit upon the
managers. Considering the number pres
ent, and tho exciting nature of the occasion,
the good order that prevailed was rather re-.
markable.
We give below some minutes of the trot.
ting on Friday:
Single Horses.
Beat 3 in 5-Grani,e State and Country
Boy, John Fee; Youngstown Horse, Peter
Rush; Kennebec, Peltou. Country Boy won
time unknown.
Double Teams.
Best 2 in S-Henry Williams entered
Sailor Boy and Gipsy; Peter Rush, Country
Boy and Gray Horse. Sailor Boy and Clip
sy won two straight heats-$5O purse
time, 2;65, 1855.
.. S,0ecpstakes. ..|
Bost 8 in 5-Youugstowp Horse, Peter
Rush; Cleveland Horse, VIM. Potts; Kenne-
bec, Pelton; Chicago Horse, A. l.. Abbott.
Youngstown Horse won. Chicago Horse
Withdrawn after first heat.
Running Race.
Closing the Fair-won by Bay Marc
owner and time unknown.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
Military Notice,

Those entitled to certificates of exomp.
tion from Military fines on account of bodi.
ly infirmities, and who havc failed TO ap-
pcar before me for examination during the
time prescribed by law, can be examined on
the last Saturday of September. provided a
sufficient excuse can be furnished for neg.
!ectng to appear during the time required
by law. All such excuses must be sworn to
and endorsed on the certificate, which will
be forwarded to the Adjutant General OF
the State at Columbus. for approval.
l.. A. HAMILTON,
Examining Surgeon for Geauga County.
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DIED.

DlLDs
AtChardon Center, August 10th, 1865, GAY.
LORD, H., son Of Henry and Hannah Tucker,
aged 81 months.
We lay little Gaylord in the silent tomb
Sweet blossom OF day;
We just began to view his bloom,
When he was called away
His gentle spirit passed away.
Midst pain the most severe; la
So great we could hot wish his stay
moment longer here. .....
o, who could wish your longer stay
In such world as this!
Since ye have gained the realms Of day,
And pure, undying bliss. [CoM.
SOPHIA ~, only child of the late David b and
Jane Brigham, aged 20 years and months
The giim mes senger Death entered this peace.
full, happy home on "Stony HILL" with noiscless
tread, and bore away his victim. The silver
cord was suddenly loosed the golden bowl rude.
ly broken; and this lovely daughter, the idol oI
the household, and the solace of the lone Mothers
heart, entered the dark passage TO the unknown
world.
Her childhood was marked with cheerfuue.s
sensibility and taste for study; and although
her advantages for education were compara lively
limited, yet, such was the characte of her mind
that every opportunity to add to her store oil
knowledge was faithfully and conscienliously
improved. She entered upon the duties Of her
chosen profession more than year ago, in which
the summons came to depart this life A wild.
owed mother who looked to her as the solace OF
her future days, together with the large concourse
of weeping friends that were assembled to wit
ness her burial, bear ample testimony to the
strong hold she had upon the affections of those
who knew her. He who does all things well sees
that we have need of these trials--these partings
on earth from loved ones; or we should be apt to
raise up idols for ourselves, and forget this is not
our abiding city-our hearts would not be given
to Him, Who declares He will not be satisfied
with half our affections. ICON.
In Hun,sburg, August 10th, 1865, ROWLAND
STRONG, aged Ga years.
Mr.. Strong emigrated to the town of Hunts
burg in an early day, from the State of Massa- :
chusetts. Like all ettlers of new country, he,
of necessity, endured its incident privations. He
lived to see the forest disappear before the civil
| izing hand Of man, and the town of his adoption
rise up in thrift and intelligence. AS man oI
strict integrity OF character, kind and benevo.
lent to the needy, the town Of IL. will long hold
| him in remembrance.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Gea"sa Su's o. Coun,y omit, Court of Common Pleas.
Amos NJ. Fishburp, Plaintiff
Darius Woodwork, Margaret }Civil Action,
M. Rhodes, William Rhodes
and Joseph Moodey. Deft's,
MARGARET RHODES, William Rhodes and
Nl Joseph Moodey will take notice that ON the
lst day OF August, A.. ID. 1865, said Plaintiff,
Amos NJ Fishburn, filed in the Office Of the Clerk
stance that on the 9th day of January, A. d.
1864, said Darius Woodwork made and delivered
his two promissory notes of that date to said
Amos tishburn, payable to him or bearer, for two
hundred dollars each, with interest, one due on
the 9th day OF January, 1866 and one on the
9th day of July, 1865, and to secure the punctual
payment thereof said Darius Woodwork and
---Wo Woodworth, his wife, Joining with him,
by deed OF mortgage duly executed and delivered,
conveyed to said Amos M. Fishburn, the follow
Township of Chester. County OF Geauga and
Stale oi Ohio, and known as part of Lot No. 81,
in Tract No. 3, in said Township, and bounded
north by land owned by J. II. Thompson, east by
the center of the Chillicothe Road, on the south
by land owned by Thomas Law and Charlotte NJ,
Chilson. and on the west by land owned by the
said Charlotte M. Chlson, containing three acres
Of land. .....,
Said Plaintiff claims that there is due him on
said first mentioned note the sum of $lOl, ,33, and
in crest from March 7th, 1865.
Said petition also sets forth that the above
named Defendants, Margaret Rhodes, William
Rhodes and Joseph Moodey, have or claim to
have some interest in or lien upon said prem ises
and asks that said premises. be sold. and the
amount due Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out of
the proceeds of such sale.
Said Defendants will further take notice that,
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before the 23d day of September, the same will
be taken as confessed.
CANFIELD g. SMITH,
8l2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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u. s. Taxes.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tina, the An.
~ nual List Tor the 18Th Collection District
OF the State OF Ohio embracing assessments m odc
on Incomes for 1864, Tax on Lcepses from May
lst, 1865, TO May let, 1866, md also the annual
tax on Carriages, Musical instruments, Watches,
Plate, e. has been rcidrned 10 me by the Asses.
sor of said District, and all persons liable to pay
such duties or taxes within the County Of Gea,iga
in soid State, are hereby notified that the snmc
have become due, and will be received at the
Office OF T.. v. CANFIELD. Deputy Col
lector, in the Village of Chardon in said
County, until and including the 3lst inst, and
all persons who shall refuse or neglect to pay
said Duties or Taxes assessed upon them, in said
List, within tho time specified, shall be liable to
pay ten per centum additional upon the amount
thereof, together will such other costs for No.
tiee and Service as is provided by law.
United States Treasury Notes, and the Notes
OF authorized National Banks only received
HENRY FASSETT,
Collector Of Internal Revenue, 10Th Dist. of O.
Ashtabula, Ohio. 1865. Sl3w3
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Union Musical Associatio,

A meeting of tho Union Musical Associ-
alton will be held at Chardon, commencing
at ten o'clock A. NJ, on Thursday. Sept. 7th,
and closing with Concert on Friday even.
ing. Members are requested to bring the
Key Note. Conductor, Prof A. B Luce,
Of Kingsvile. &c. WELLS.
Secretary,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

@We have tried the Champion Wash
ing Machine. advertised by our townsmen,
WIN. Witter. and therefore speak from por-
sonal koowledge of its merits when we say
it 10 one every family should possess.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, cour, Of Common plo,,
Lester Moffett, Admir- of
Henry c. Gurney, decd,
Eliza Becker, Mary Cur
ney, Harriet Gurney,
Amanda Hall. Charles
Hail. Christiana He'll.
bron and Matthias He'll. }Civil Action.
b.on, Plaintiffs,
Uri Finney and Levia Fin.
ney, Executors of Abra- ......,
ham Finney, deceased, / ....
| and the unknown heirs |
| OF said Abram Finney,
Defendants. '
TINE said De.endont, Uri Fiuney, resident Of
l. T0mpkins County, State OF New York, is
Of August, A. D. 1865, lied in the office of the
Clerk OF said Court their petition, alleging in
substance that on the l4th dav Of December,
ls4l, Abraham Finney, then in full life, entered
into contract with one John w. Fowler for the
sale and conveyance of forty acres Of land,
Known as being the north part Of Lot No. al, in
the Township of Thompson in Geauga County,
Ohio, and that said contract has been duly as
signed and transferred TO Henry c Gurney, and
that the amount due thereon has been fully paid.
and that said Plaintiffs are entitled 10 deed OF
said premises from said Defendants, Uri and Le-
via Finney, as Executors of Abraham Finney,
deceased. That Henry c. Quincy and his as.
signors have been in pcaceabe and uninterrupted
possession OF said premises for more than twenty
pne years previous 10 the death OF said Henry G.
Gurney. and Plaintiffs are now in possession of
said premises as his heirs.
The prayer OF said petition is that said Defend
ants, as Executors OF said Abraham Finney, be
ordered to execute deed OF said premises to said
Plaintiffs.
Said Defendant is required to answer or demur
to said petition on or before the Esd day Of Sep
tember, A. ID. 1865, or the same will be takeu as
confessed. CANFIELD & SMITH,
Sl2w6 Attorneys for Plain tifs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25

SANS LIQUoR.-Chardon, Goauga County
place of ton or eleven hundred inhabi.
tants-is absolutely without drinking sa-
loon. The only stimulating drink to bo oh.
tained thore is an exceedingly poor article
of beer. Whisky straight, gin cocktails,
brandy smashes and mint julops, are things
entirely unknown. Occasionally. however,
a chap is seen in "happy" conditions; but
in all such cases it is understood that no
has been drinking entirely for "medicinal
purposes" which renders tho act oil right.
-Cteve. Herald.
We tako it that the wrter of tho above,
who recently spont few days in Chardon,
was 80 unfortunate as to be treated to some
Of tho Cleveland ale-an article our people
do not use but keep on hand in limited
quantities,for the accommod alton Of visitors
from Cleveland, who are presumed to be
unacquainted with any better. Ho might
have added with equal truth that our Jail
is as empty as our whisky barrels.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
Notices of Meatinrs.

Charles G. Bul leigh will speak at South New
bury, on Friday evening, the 25th inst. Subject
the pre- sent National Crsis.'
Rev. Mr.. Strickland, formerly Baptist Min
lister. will. speak at South Newbury, Sunday
Sept Sd, at lOK A. NJ, and p. M.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-25
Ralipinns Nnfica

The Annual Meeting Of the Western Reserv,
Association ol Unversalists will be held in New
bury, on the fret Saturday and following Sab
bath in September. A general invitation is given
A. WILSON
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HOME DEPARTM ENT.

erThe Uoon Nominating Convention
Of this County win meet at Burton, on Sat.
urday of the present week,
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Something New.

TTNIE Subscriber has just opened SPLENDID
from Chardon Village, and near Griswold's Mill.
Stone for Buildings, Walks, Well.siones, Curb.
ings for Graveyards, &c, of the Best Finish,
and Furnish ed to order. Gats
SAMUEL FOLKINBURG.
Chardon, August llth, 1865. Slaw6.
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Burton Educational Institute,
At Burton, Gcauga County. O.

The FALL TERM of this School will com.
mence on Tuesday, August 22nd, 1865, and
continue IL weeks. The School will be under
the supervision of Mr. and Mrs ]. b. Cory.
Glasses will be formed in any Of the branches
usually taught IN Schools Of this grade. Thor.
oughncss will be aimed at in all departments.
and great pains aiken in all those branches thai
form practical education. Good morals will
DO inculcated us the most valuable acquisition of
youth. W
prBoard and rooms, furnished or unIurnsbcd
can DE had at moderate rates All who choose
can board in clubs, by which the expenses will
be materially reduced.
TUITION:
Common Branches, IS 90
Those under l2 years, d 90
Higher English 5 SO
Languages. 90
lncidentals, 25
>, instrumental and Vocal Music and Writing.
Errra.
NrAll Bills must be settled before the close of
the letm-otherwi Use. ten per cent will be added
mo deduction made for absence for less than hall
term, unless in cuso Of protracted illness
Burton, July Oath, 1865. si2T
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Sabbath School Celebration.

The Sabbath School Celebration which
came off in tho woods near this village, on
Thursday OF last week, was, In all respects,
an exceedingly interesting one. The day
being mild and pleasant, IL vas we'll i'm
proved by as largo, happy and orderly an as
semblage Of both young and old, as often
seen upon such occasions. We were pres
ent only during the afternoon exercises, but,
from what we saw aud heard, formed very
favorable judgment of tho whole. Brief ad.
dresses were delivered by Revs. Norton,
Wilson, Boane, James and Hurlbutt,in in which
tho Importance of the Sabbath School, in a
social and political as we'll as in O religious
point of view. was appropriately enforced
and illustrated. Singing by tho children,
and martial music by our village Band, en-.
livened the occasion. Tho exercises were
not continued SO long as to weary the chill
dron, nor wore they marrod by any unpleas.
ant occurrences. ...
These Sabbath School Celebrations are
much to be commended for tho Influence
they exert, and we are glad to observo that
a growing interest is being manifested in
thom in all parts of our County. Their
moral advantages should bo apparent to all
Nothing can be better adapted to develop
and give proper exercise to tho social ma
lures of the young, than such occasional
reunions, as they afford them the relaxa.
lion and innocent pleasure all require, with
out releasing thcm from the control and
guidance of their parents and instructors.
We would suggest to our citizens generally.
tho propriety of uniting to mako them as
popular and attractive as possible.
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NTOTICE.-The Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administraior Of
the Estate of Daniel G. King, deceased, late of
Chardon, Geauga County. Ohio.
D. w. CANFIELD.
August 22nd, 1865. sl5w3