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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20

"MY DEAR SIR Il sincerely regret
that the failure of the late attempt to pro-
vision Fort Sumter, should be the source
of any annoyance to you The practical
bility of your plan was not, in fact, bro't
to test. By reason of gale, well known
in advance to be possible, and not impro-
bable, the tugs, an essential part OF the
plan, never reached the ground, while, by
an accident, for which you were in no wise
responsible, and possibly | to some extent
was, you were deprived of war vessel,
with her men, which you deemed of great
Importance to the enterprise.
al most cheerfully and truthfully de-
clare that the failure of the undertaking
has not lowered you a particle, while the
qualities you developed in the effort have
greatly heightened you in my estimation.
For daring or dangerous enterprise, of a
similar character, you would, to-day, be
the man, of all my acquaintances, whom
| would select You and | both antici-
pated that the cause of the country would
be advanced by making the attempt to
provision Fort Sumter, even if it should
fail; and it is no small consolation now
to feel that our anticipation is justified by
the result. Very truly, your friend,
A. LINCOLN"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-20

of the kind IN THE UNION, conducted by z practica.
BUSINESS MAN. Our highest commercial authorities,
East and West, pronounce his system of Bookkeeping
unequaled-comprehendn every department of bust
student masters the whole in six eight weeks con-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
A Card.

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ters and inquiries from people in this section. of
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

THIS LITTLE CORPORAL No. I of q little
paper bearing tho above title has reached
us. Tho Little Corpora" is published a,
Chicago. Illinois. and Is edited by Alfrod l.
Seweli, Esq. Tho mechanical appearance
OF the paper b charming. and its literary
status is apparently of q high order. It's
motto Is, Fighting against the wrong.
and for the true and beautiful" This fur.
nishos tho key note 10 it's objects and charac-
te:. Tho aim of tho "Liilis Corporal' is
to mako our childron-boys and girls-no-
bier and bettor, and doubt not that it will
succeed. as tho demand for such reading is
constantly increasing.
The paper is sent to subscribers al tho
ratio of one dollar per year; specimen nun
bers arc sent on receipt of ten conts Ad,
dress. Alfred L. Sewoll, caro- of Dunlop,
sewell g. spaIding, Chicago, Illinois.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Terrible Accident.

At on carly hour on WeiG osday morning
Mr.. Is. Brewer, of Hambden, came to this
plncc for tho purpose of hauling wool for
Mr. Squire. Attor the wool was loaded, the
team bocame frightened and unmanag cable
Whilo be was attempting to unhitch the
toasn, thoy ran, aud two whools Of tho load.
cd wagon passed. over his right limb, break-
Ing it at tho thigh. Several persons at
tempted to stop the team, but all efforts
were frutloss; they ran toward Claridou,
aud were not stopped until they reached
Mr.. Strong's. Mr.. Brewer was taken to
the residonce Of DR.. l.. A. Hamilton, whore
be remained until transportation could be
procured, when he was taken to his home.
Surgeons Hamilton and Nichols attend up.
on him, and it is hoped and confidently OK.
pec'ed that he will recover. Mr.. Brewer
is an old and highly esteemed citizen OF
IIambden.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
An Important1Kocai Event.


by reforouco to their advertise ment In
another column, IL will be soen that Van
Amburgh & Co.'S great Menagorie is to visit
our village on the l0.b inst Our youth.
full inhabitants arc already upon the anx.
ious qni Uiue for the advent Of this Show
Many long years have passed. away since
tho last establishment Of this character Wis.
tied Chardon. The majority of the little
boys and girls who then witnessed tho 'mag-
niGcont pageant" arc now grown to man
hood and womsnhood: and those among
our present young folks who arc conversant
with the mysteries of the Meuag gerie, are in L.
deed few. THUS VIC arc justified in styling
the coming of Van Amburgh's Monagosle an
important local ovcnt.
This Menagorie is ono of tho finest that
has ever travelled In Amoricu; being richly
stocked with rare and interesting specimen
of the animal kingdom, and combining
amusement and instruction In an unusual
degree. The icy regions o: the North Pole,
the Pampas of South America, tho deserts
OF Africa, and the jungles Of Asia, have bcen
made to contribute to this unique exhibi.
tton. Thus the Polar Bear, tho Giraffe. tho
Tigor and Lion, the Lama and tho Jaguar,
can here be viewed as nature shaped them,
and as they are when roaming thoir native
wilds. Tho Giraffe. particularly, will bo
viewod with wondering interest. as il is an
exceedingly rare animal, aud the only living
specimen on this continent.
The Scripture student vill bore find am.
pie food for study and research, as many Of
the animals arc mentioned in Holy Writ, in
connection with our first parents and their
immediate descendants.
We arc credibIy informed that tho Men.
agerie will be accompanied by the famous
Van Amburgh himself. This gentleman
stands pre-eminently ahead of all cotempo.
rary tamors Of wild beasts. seeming to pos.
sess superhuman influence over tho fero.
cious inhabitants of the Jungle.
A fine Cornot Band, under the direction
Of Professor Otto Horn, will also accompa.
ny the Menagerie.
We predict the most unbounded soccess
Tor this "Groat Moral Exhibition"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Yearly Meeting at Auburn Corners.

SEIDEN J. FINNEY and IIUpsoN TurTLE are en-.
gagged TO speak at the Spiritualst Yearly Meet
ing nj Auburn Corners, Saturday and Sunday.
The Slaveho lders' Rebellion. which, for four
years has dcuged the land in blood, is at close
Human Slavery, that barbarous relic Of the dark
ages, is :n.tho lhioes Of dissolution; religious su-
perstilions and mythologies, which, for long cen
turies, have bound the mind in almost Cinmerian
darkness, ure melting away before the advancing
light of Truth, as the morning mist fades be lore
the rising sun. While society is undergoing rad
icai clanges,- moral, social, political and reig-
ious,- is well for the people 10 come together,
questions Of the age
GEO. WIN. WILSON, Cor. Sec'y.
Auburn, o., July 10th, 1865. Slows
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
HOME DEPARTM ENT.

EsyThe lecture oI Mr.. Flinsdale, In
this place last Saturday evening, on the
Suffrage question, attracted large and
Hppreciative audience. Mr.. HinsdaIe' s.
views were presented in a forcible and
logical manner, and his lecture brought
oat many new points Of this interesting
and vexed question. We fully endorse
Mr.. Hinsdale when he says that Negro
Suffrage is demanded alike by justice and
the public safety.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

a1-T. B. Peterson s. Brothers, Phiiadel.
phia, havo just published full. complete.
unabridged. correct and graphic account OF
tho Trial, Conviction and Execution of the
Assassins and Conspirators, at Washlng;on on,
for tho Murder OF President Lincoln. l, is
full and verbatim Report of the Tostimo.
ny of all tho witnesses examined in the
whole Trial, with the Argument of Roverdy
johnson on tho Jurisdiction of tho Commits.
sion, and all tho Arguments of Counsel on
both sides, with the closing Argument OF
Hon. John A. Bingham. Special Judge AG.
vocate, as we'll as tho Verdict of the Militia.
~ Commis sion and the Presidents approx.
al of the same; with his official order for
tho execution Of Mrs. Surratt, Payne, Har.
rold aud Aizeroth, aud full particulars 10
relation to the condemned, from the time
of their having their sentences road them
by Major-Gonoral Hancock, until the mo.
ment Of their ExecutioI; with scenes on the
Scaffold, etc. With q sketch of the Life of
oil tho Conspirators, and Portraits and II.
Illustrative Engravings of the principal per.
sons and scenes relating to tho foul murder
and the trial. l. also contains Mrs. Sur.
rats petition for writ OF Habeus Corpus
on tho morning of hor executions; its indoree.
ment by tho court; and process served on
General Hancock, with his appearance in
Court, and return made to it, with the ad.
drcss of the Attorney General Speed, and
the Presidents Endorsement on tho return.
suspeu6ing the writ of Habeus Corpus in
the case, and the remarks made on it by the
Court, with other items of fact and interest
not to be found in any other work of tho
kind published. The whole being complete
and unabridged in this volume being pre-
pared on the spot by the Special Cores
pondents and Reporters of the Philadelphia
Daily Inquirer, expressly for this edition.
Price Fifty cents copy. or finer edition
ia one volume. bound in cloth, for SI,5O-
Copies will be sent free of postage to any
place, on receipt of tho price by the Pub.
lishers.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

HARrER's -Horper's Werkiy for August
9th has como to hand. Il Is an unusually
fine number. The illustrated article on
Hayti, and the two largo designs by Mr..
Nsst-"Pardon" and 'Franchise"-aro
moro than worth Its price.
Tho Magazine has also boen received
As usual, 1t Is filled with choice and In.
structive matter. Mr.. J. Ross Browne still
continues bis racy sketches of the Paciflc
regions.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
Serenade.

We were made the recipient Of dc
lightful serena ade, few evenings ago.
from party Of local performers. 1t is
always pleasant 10 be awakened by noe
turnal music. but particularly SO when
the music is Of high order, as was the
case in the present instance. Our hearty
thanks for the delightful compliment.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
A Most IMPORTANT Discovery.

LHMPLOYMENT... DOLLARS
~ per month SALARY! Pleasant, Homo, able
md Profitable Business for Discharg ged Soldiers,
Young Men or Ladies'. A few more ngents nre
wanted to sell the most popular article OF the day.
Everybody will buy it. Some agents are making
now $55 10 S65 per week, above expenses
No CAPITAL REQUIRED. Specimens that
sell for o. furnished to agents for 90 cents by
mnil, post free. For employment and Specimens
address HOSEA b CARTER, No. 7 and = Peak
Square, Piaistow. N. II. $40
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Personal.

II gives US pleasure to welcome back
to Chardon our whilom citizen, d. F.
FELTON,, Esq, late Of the 10Th Ohio Cav.
airy. Mr.. FELTON, is looking remarkably
well, after the wear and tear OF so much
campaigning. Whether or not he will
make Chardon his future home, we are
unable to state.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
MARRTED.

At the residence OF the bride g father, in Char
ID. Norton, Mr.. STEPHEN A POMEROY and
Miss ISABELLE l.. MErCALF, both Of
Chardon.
In CIaridcn, on the Goth ultimo. at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev. +. ID. Iay-
lor, Mr.. JULIUS A. MOFFE1'r, of Cambridge
Indiana, and Miss LOUISA A. CARTER, oi
Claridon l.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

@Persons wishing TO purchase or
examine Moulton's Spring Bed, recently
noticed in this paper. are referred to our
townsman. Mr.. VIM. G. Mursell. Go
and satisfy yourselves.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
,nsa H.a.0 ca,n,v 2, o",o' Cour. OF Common Pleas.

Geaaga s S!a'' c"un,y z, o"o Court Of Common Pleas
Lester Moifott, AdT'r Of
Henry q. Gurney, decd,
Eliza Becker, Mary Cur
ney, Harriet Gurney,
Ahandn Hall Charles
Hall, Christiana He'll.
bron and Malhias He'll }Civil Action.
bron, Plaintiffs,
Vs.
Uri Finney and Leva Fin.
ney, Executors of Abra-
ham flnney, deceased,
Defendants.
fTNHE said Defendont, Uri Finnev, resident OF
l. Tompkins County, State OF New York, ia
hereby notified that said Plaintitis on the I'd day
OF August, A, D. 1865, filed in the office of the
clerk OF said Court their petition, alleging in
substance that on tho l4th dav OF December
is4l, Abraham Finney, then in iull life, entered
INTO contract with one John w. Fowler for the
Known as being tho north part Of Lot No. Al, in
the Township OF Thompson ip Geauga County
ONO, and that said contract has been duly as.
signed and transferred to Henry G Gurney, and
ina! the amount due thereon has been fully paid
and that said Plaintiffs are entitled 10 decd OF
wa Finney, as Executors OF Abraham Finney.
deceased. That Henry G. Gurney and his as.
signors have been in peaceable ana uninterrupted
possession OF said premises for more tha n twenty
pne years previous TO the death of said Henry C..
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, he
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 23d day OF Sep
tember, A d. 1865, or the same will be takeu as
confessed CANFIELD 4 SMITH,
Sl2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

ae GeaSsa Sa.e cSuny :, on;o cour, Of Common Pleas
AImon Holcomb, Plaintiff l
Charlotte Simmons George $Civil Action,
w. Simmons and Orrn
Pulsipher, Defendants.
GEORGE w. SIMMONS will take not,ce that
~ on the LIST day Of August, A. ID. 1865, said
Plaintiff, Almon Holcomb, filed in the office OF
tho Clerk Of saId 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 PulsiphsT and said Plaintiff, All.
mon Iiocomb, made, executed and delivered to
one }. G. Downing, their promissory note Of that
gate; pay yabe to said Downing or bearer, for four
first day OF October, A. ID. 1864, with interest to
DO paid annually. and that the said Almon Hol
comb signed said note as surety only. And to
secure said .Almon llocomb from loss from sign.
ing said note, said Defendant. George w. Sim.
mons, and his vile, Melissa Simmons, joining
with him, on the 4th day OF April, A. D.. 1861,
execu led and delivered to the Plaintiff his mort.
gage deed, aud thereby conveyed TO the Plain tiff
the following lands and tenements. situate in the
State of Ohio, and known as the undivided one.
third IN commor Of the following described prem.
ises, to wit: Part Of Lot No. 3 in Section No II,
bounded as follows: Beginning ut the south
west corner of land decided by Simon Perkins to
William Ober; ,hencc east "a chains 95 links /;
thence north q chains and % links thence we 81
% chains 81 links; thence south 81 chains and
5 links to the place Of beginning; containing
sixtyseven and Co. 100 acres, subject to all legal
highways, excepting and reserviug sh acres in
lho northeast corner. decided to George w. Sim.
mons also Is rods square in the south west cor
ner, TO Emily Ann Beiden, April Cd. 1859. The
said fantif claims he was compelled 10 pay
part OF said note to wit, the sum Of, anu
that there is due him from said George w. Sim
mons on said noIe, the sam of Sl50,O aud inter-
est from July lst, 1868.
Said petition seis forth that said Charlotte Sim
mons has life lease of said premi ses, aud asks
that said premises be sold, and the amount due
Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out OF tho proceeds
Of such sale,
Said Defendants will take notice that, unless
they answer or demur TO said petition on before
the 23d day Of September, 1865, the Same will be
taken as confessed.
CANFIELD & SMITH,
9l2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

EEWe learn that Lieut.. p. M. Cowles,
Of this place, le6h O.V. l., has been
detailed as Assistant Provost Marshal on
Brevet Major General BrooLe's Staff.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04

ENMPLOYMENT-s75 A MONTH Agents
II wanted TO sell Sewing Machines. We will
give commission on all Machines sold, or en-
ploy agents who will work for the above wages
and all expensos paid. A dd.ess
d. b. HERRINTON,
s0oW6 Detroit Mich.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-08-04
The Original Ltou and Tigev Tamer.


Performing Elephant, Tippo Saib'
Living Giraffe, only one In America
Black African Ostrich, 0 feet high
Bengal Leopard, American Panther or
Puma, Poonah or Hindoostan Bear,
Lion, 8 years old, born In America,
Royal Bengal Tiger, only one In Amer
lea, Burmese or Sacred Cow, Chinese
Dog, African Porcupino, very rnre,
Red and Yellow Crested Cockatoos.
Java Hare, Guinea Pigs. Ant Eater or
Coatimmanda, Baboon and White
Faced Monkeys, Australian Shell
Paroquetts. African Ring Neck Paro-
quette, King and Queen Parrots,
South American Parrots, Lori GTsnda
Ring Parrots, African Lion, Asiatio
Lion, Calcutta I.eopards, BRAZILIAN
Tiger, American rallsw Deer, White
Rats and Mice, Satin Breast PaToqaetts
African Corwnod Crane, Rocky Noun
tain Badger. American Black Bears,
japanese Maxim Swine, South Amer
lean Tiger, African Spotted Hysna,
Blue Sand Hill Crane, Australian
Paroguetts. Rosa Cockatoo. Parrots
and Doves, Monkeys and Dogs, Zebra,
Pair Young Lions, African Leopards,
White OF Polar Bear, Gray Wolf, Black
WOLF Ocelot or Tiger Cat. White
Llama, Black Squirrel, Alpaca Sheep,
Cashmere Sheep, African Gray Par.
Tots, Red Foxes, Australian Coeka.
tins, Afric an Peliea n, Silver Pheasant,
Golden Pheasant, American Eagle,
TAmpico Parrots, Pair RhamapooI
Bloodhounds, only ones in America,
Hsmadrias Baboon or LionSlayer, first
ever in AmsIics, Peccary or South
American Wild Hog, -Four Horned
PAtigonisn Sheep, Large Horn Ksbsch
or IbeI, only one ever imported to
AmeTica. Spotted Axis Deer, from the
River Gsnges. American Coon, White
Peacock, African Mud Hen, Genns,
OF Civit Cat, African Coekall, Sioth
Hear, Cinnamon or Frazier River
Boar. THE GREAT AUSTRALIA N
Bird SHOW containing almost every
imaginable variety of the many col
orsd birds OF plumsge. will be found
an interesting feature in this attractive
exhibition
Preceding the gorgeous procession
on its arrival into the place of exhibit
ton, may be seen the COLOSSAL.
GOLDEN CHARIOT, containing
OrTo HoRK's CoRsxr BAND.
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ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
IL Post Office at CbardOD, State Of. Ohio
khia al ba M Of 9Qe6

a@TTo obtain any of these Letters, the appli.
cant must ca for "Advertised Letters, give the
date OF the List and pay two cents FOR adver isng
9rlt uot called for within one month, they
siil be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Andrews Kite Miss Gorden Maria A. Mrs.
Brown Marv e. Hollins C.
Brown Finley Miss Judd S. E.
Swartzell F. c..
J. v. CONVERSE, r. M,
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eMerChO2stS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.
I From he Narion tOl L,,.n,,,,,n,

u
from The Marion tO) Ind,pendentl
Among, the INSURANCE COMPANIES
was ,ic MERCHANTS Of Hartford. Conn. md
the way J. takes care of its customers ia shown
by the following
HARTFORD, May eth, 1865.
J. s. REED, State Agent.
Loss at Wellington, Ohio Examine, and, if
iound all right, pay at once:
L. T. LOBDELL, Secretary.
WELLINGTON, June I'd, 1865.
,,dt, Kecela o. the MERCHANTS'l INSURANCE
COMPANY OF Hartford, Conn. per J. S. Reed,
State Agent, Two Thousand Dollars, in full for
Policy OF same amount on our Store and Ware.
house, destroyed BY fire. A Company ,hnt thus
inlrly and promptly meets its losses deserves gen.
eral patronage.
ri. STARR. FooTE g. co.
We geo frequent mention made Of the "MER.
CHANTS" and II is always spoken Of as a
Company which, after being satisfied that loss
Is ,oir ana square, pays at once, without useless
red tape. lik this County the MERCHANTS is
the popular Company Its losses here as al 10.
ledo, Eiyria, Lima, Wellington, and other places,
have been iair'y and honestly adjusted, and also
prefer The honest, frank fair policies OF the MER-
CHANTS, and they look to them as guar anteo
against loss and damage by fire. The receipts
Of theMERCEANTS,' as returned to our Coun-
v ioi are largely In excess oil
those Of any other Company doing business at
this place. Its Surplus or Reserved Fund is
greater in proportion to Capital, than that Of any
other Hartford Company.
Mr.. J S. REED, the State Agent, has been
doing business in this place, as Merchant and
Banker for over Twenty. five years. Parties de-
string Insurance, then, can find in the MER.
CHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hart
lord, are liable guarantee ng anst loss by fire. and
1t they will consider character as shown by its
prompt payments, responsibility ns shown by Its
large Surplus reserved for extra losses, amount
ing Ut this time to about one hundred per cent.
upon Capital; convenience in the settlement of
losses, in having them adjusted and paid by an
old citizen OF known responsibility, whose con
nection with the Company as State Agent Is suf.
fcient guarantee of its respectabity and respon.
sibility they will effect their Insurance with the
"MERCIIANTS'i TS'iNSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford
Rates as Lou as those @any
responsible company.
.E,V, CANE!El n. Agent.
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Reduced Prices.

aud will be sold at SMALL. ADVANCE
pTThose designing To purchase anything In
our Line OF Trade will do well to call and exa m
Inc Our Goods unc our Prices before buying else
where, aud
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+ ,ADiE> TAUGHT On SINGERS AND
- heelar q " .ls1l's mach nca 70 hem. tuck and
80 fancy bI1i4ns, perfect !or a. Also o. Howe ma
chimes un AL k,lDs ut lea ntg work. Al kinds Of ma
ch.4t. lu 10 aui Ton ssle pArt paIuelt at Mrs
ATHUMSON's, 1l3 v. 4'th e., uetwcon 9TH aud ,th
'LVss. 4yI
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A FLW FIRST RATE HOOP EGRT I'm
~ t-hp-s or triuutis lsl1fCd also tkirt makers.
hnnl- to 8. !. 4 A. 4. MEYER. al Bioaiwry. COZ.
W Ltr 4 $40