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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
EE-The New York Post Of The ION

EThe New York Post Of The ION
SAYS that the forthcoming number Of Har'
per's Magazine "will contain an article
on Jefferson Davis, written by Maj Gen
jordan, the Chief of Staff Of Gen. Beau
regard. 1t is known that Beauregard
and Davis did not agree well together.
In this article Gen. Jordan reveals some
curious particulars of the hitherto secret
history of the rebellion, and shows bow
often Davis was the marr' ot,. who, BY his
obstinacy. and his persistent adherence
to his personal friends and relatives, de-
feated the plans OF rebe' Generals. Gen
Jordan aims TO show By examples thai
Davis was a man of narrow IDEAS, OF ne
military genius Of foresight, and welded
to petty details TO the exclusion OF large
and comprehensive views; and that he
carried into the Confederacy and to Rich
mond With him all the hates aud prejl-
dices Of his life"
If Major Gen. Jordan be SO poor as to
need pay for his kind Of literary labor,
he ought not to add insult to injury By
selecting Harper as a paymaster.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

Eg The Presilcntand Directors ofthe
r edmond and Petersburg RIilroad have
succeeded in eifrctins a loan, and intend
to 90 to work with a wifi to pH' the road
in lis former condition. New engines and
ears wiII be purchased and put on this
ro.t, iist rs soon as they can be procur-
ed, AMI already the primary steps have
been taken toward rebuilding the bridge
across the james
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

In the South we are beginning a new
life. The great regulator of all things
among us-slavery-has been abolished
never to be restored. The change came
so suddenly that no man had time to con
template the results or in any way pro-
vide for them. We are very much like
the crew of a goodly ship struggling with
a storm which they expected to weather.
Suddenly comes along a white squall. and
the vessel is thrown on her heam-ends,
and then the business is to know how to
construct RATS, or other means OF getting
safely to shore. If the crew get drunk
or sit down in despair, why, OF course
the raft is not constructed, and, presently,
the whole goes to the bottom, and the
ocean absorbs it, and nothing more is
heard of the ship.
The parallel is not literally accurate,
but il has points of resemblance-enough
to show that we can be saved by energy
and observation-disclosures show that every
thing for safety depends on ourselves
that we are now struggling with an ocean
dashed to fury. and that courage and pa
tieDce are the means by which we must
manage it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

TESTIMONY AND SUFFRAeE.-It does
not follow II at because a man Is a COM
petent witness in a court where he Is or
Is not interested that secures him any po-
li,ical position or the right to vote. Pres
idert johnson has declared thAt the ques'
ton Of voting or suffrage snail be Ell 10
the S,ales Individuality.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

TRIAL OF EMMERsoN ETnEaDGE.-The
trial of Hon. Emmerson Efherldge, who
some months ago, denounced The admin
istration as tyrannical, and spoke diSre
spectfuily. and, it is ~alledged sediiiois'y,;,
Of the Government and President, VII
the first of next week. at Co.
Iumbus, kentucky. before a Military
Commission. specially called together ior
that purpose. The Judge Advocate o.
the Department of Kentucky. Major W.
H. Coyle, will be the Judge Advocate o.
the Court. Mr.. w. E. Myers, tie skill
fol Photographic reporter. viii st' as he
corder of the new Commission.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

The Mayor Of vicksburg has admitted
In his court the testimony oil negroes up
on an equality with white men.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
voung mn alto who Kissed a see

A young mu alto who hissed a seae,h
song in a Newbern IN. O. theatre The
other night, was SET upon by me police
officers. choked. dragged and kicked to
the door, tskeh to jail, and tle rtAI
morning, by the acting Mayor, dned 90
..for making a disturbance 10 b. theatre -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
~The Enrlish rorernmsn. bal, or.

EEThe English goyeroment has or.
dered two men of>uar aud a number OF
gunboats to be stationed of Bsntry Gay
and other places on the coast Of Ireland
The object is to catch any OF The Fenisns
who NAV be hardy enough to embsEk
from America for the Emerald Isle.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

Richmond is fast looking Up IN spie Il
all the disadvantages under which sne
sill labors, aud notwithstanding The Ia,
pubrious portraits Of her ina, soias..nes
appear 10 northern papers. Over a large
norton of the burnt district. building
many Of them Of the most substantial
characier-are being run VI With surPri
sing rapidly. and new AM veil furnished
stores are daily being opened, hiled with
all that even luxury al desire.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
FOR REPORTER.

THOMAS WALTON. of Sunnower county, will
he a candidate before the next Legislature for Re-
porter of the decisions of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals. He asks the support of his friends
throughout the State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05
TERMS
NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS.

Aad an EXTRACOPY to any Club Of Ten
INV ue-son sending a Clab 81 Fifty for Y
EFKIY NEWS will be entitled 10 the DAN
~ for ons gsdr. rA
The NAME Of the pest OFFICE and STA
shoald in all cases be plainly written.
To insure safety IN remittanees, money orae's
preferable.
Address,
BENJAMIN WOOD,
Daily News Bailding, 10 City Hal squsIs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

--LATEST FROM MoNrEREY.-Marder Of
Gen. Persons Of Missouri and has Entire
Porty.-The San Antonio Herald OF the
10Th, contains the following
We learn from a gentleman who has
Just arrived in our city from Monterey.
that Mai. Gen. Parsons, Of Missouri, with
his entire party Of friends. were recently
captured BY some Of the noted CorIina's
band, and after being robbed of all they
possessed, we're cruelty murdered 10 cold
blood by each OF them being shot. 10
addition to the General, there were 10 the
party VIM. Conroe. VIM. Standish, Capt
Williams, and a German servant. They
we're captured near a small place called
China, on or about the 18th of August
last. Fortunately for Capt. w, he ling
cred a little in the rear to make a horst
trade, and thereby escaped the unfortunate
end of the others. This will be sad new
for their friends in Missouri.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-05

1t is proposed to hold a State mass
Convention Of original loyal citizens OF
Virginia, at Alexandria shortly. II. Win
ter Davis, Senator, Wilson. OF Msssa-
chusetts, will be invited TO address the
Convention.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro.
bate Court OF Geauga County, o., we shall
otier Tor sale At public auction, on FRIDAY,
premises, the following described Real Estate.
situate in the County OF Geauga, Parkman town
ship State OF Ohio, being about three. fourths of
an acre OF land in Lot No. ., Tract No. I9 in
saia t3wnship, known as the Mill house property,
by land heretofore owned by Patrick LAWN; on
the south by the margin OF the mill pond; and
on the east and south, east by the margin of the
highway, subject TO lease OF said mlhouse and
the right TO the use ol part of water privilege
which lease was made by said ]. p. Converse. J..
to G. w. Hatch, Feb. 27th, 1864.
Terms OF Saie-One third in hand; one. third
in one year, and one. e.lhird in two years from
the day OF sale, with interest, the payments to be
secured BY mortgage upon the premises sold.
A. ID. KlBBEE,
CHAUNCEY TAFT,
S2ow4 AdmrsotJ. p. Converse, deed.
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Internationally the Best Sustain ed
Work of the Kind In the WOrId.D
Harper's S Magazine.
Critical Notices Of The Press

CTUcdt NOuceS D Me ffesS.
lit is the foremost Magazine of the day. The
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Der contains fully l36 pages Of reading matter,
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in the dissemination Of love OF pure literature
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WIDELY KNowN.-It 10 generally sup
posed that the Websters, Palmerstons,
Gortaschoffs, Mottornicbs, and Garribaldis
OF politics are the men of worldwide re-.
nown. and 30 they are where newspapers
circulate, but not much beyond. Ono Of
our friends, lately returned from China,
amuses us with the recital of bis journey in.
land for some distance, where the eudury
oftenest made when no became known a.
an American, was whether bo knes or had
ever seen tho great chemist of his country.
DR.. Ayor, that made the medicines. Ttey
use his remedios-many of them have bcen
cured by thom-and they speak of him. as
1t he occupied the whole of America. or
were at least the great feature of it. A
mandarin who had been cured of malip.
nant ulcer on the hip by his Sarsaparilia.
seemed to consider it our principle article
OF export, and its inventor one of tho few
men this continent had ever produced
worthy the attention Of Chinamen.-.Nep
York News
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In one Of Dumas historical novels oc.
ours version OF an incident in the flight
OF Marie Antoinette which was not salts.
factory to the descendants OF one OF the
characters introduced. They absurdly
Instituted a suit against the author, to
compel him TO alter his narrative to suit
their wishes in subsequent editions. The
hrst court in which the case was tried, :,
granted the required order, but the an. .
peila'e cour: reversed the decision, and
recognized the right Of NJ. Dumas to
frame the plot az be pieases. '
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National THANKSGIVING

WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.
BY the President OF the United States Of
America:
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God ,du-
ring tho year which is now coming to an
end, to relieve our beloved country from
the fearful scourge OF civil war and to
permit us to SECURE the blessings OF
peace, unity and harmony, with q great
enlargement OF civil liberty;
And WHEREAs, Our Heavenly Father &as al.
so,duriug the year, graciously aver!ed the
calamities of a foreign war, pestience and
famine, wbilo our granaries are full OF the
fruits OF an abundant season;
And WHEREAS, "Rigbteousnoss exaltotn o
Nation, while sin is a reproach to any peo.
ple;' now, therefore.
l, Andrew Johnson, President of the Uui.
ted States, do hereby recommend to the
people thereof, that they do set apart and
and observe the first Thursday of December
as day of National Thanksgiving to the
Creator of the Universe, for these deliver.
ances and blessings; and do further rec.
ommend that on that occasion the whole
people mako confession Of our national sins
against His Infinite goodness, and wish one
heart and one mind implore divine guidance
in the ways of national virtue aud holiness.
10 testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
sot my hand,an caused the seal of the Uoi
tod States to be affixed. Done OF the city
OF Washington, this 2Sth day of October, in
the year of our Lord, 1868, and of the indie.
pendence of the United States the goth.
(Signod) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM IL. SEWARD. Seo'y of State.
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~nCm
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TERNs:
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Or, to any one sending five dollars and five
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ng beautiful card photographs: Evangeline; The
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TERMS:
HARPER's MAGAzINE, One Year. 81.

An Extra Copy of either the Weekly or Mag.
azine will be supplied gratis !or every Club OF 5
Subscribers, at 81 each in one remittance; or six
Copies ror $50.
Back Numbers can be sent at any time.
A Complete Set, now comprising Thirty. .one
Volumes, in neat Cloth binding, will be sent by
Express, freight at the expense OF the Purchaser
for S225 per volume. Single Volumes, by Mail.
postpaid, 50. Cloth cases for binding, 58 cents
by Mail, postpaid Address
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Franklin Square, Neau York.
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will
Y DC Presenle to the Commissioners of Ge-
auga County at their NEE ting in December next.
Tor the vacation OF that portion OF the road lead
lLg from The town line road between Auburn
ana Troy, to The north ard south road through
me u west part Of Troy Township, which lies in
section ~, or the east part of said road, lying
Nov. Sd, 1865. s25w4.
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DRESS-MAKING,

MISS CAROLINE PARMELE,
Fashionable Dress. Maker, would inform the
Public that she holds herself in readiness to an
swer all calls for work iu the line of her bust.
ness, on short notice, and reasonable terms, and
in the most approved manner. 49, ..', :.
DShop with Mrs. M. A. Marsh, Milliner-
over Ayres' Sore.
Chardon, Oct. 9th, 1865. 824w4.
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GEAUGA SEMINARY,
CHESTER, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.
il Z. Welton, A. h. PrincjpaI

CHESTER, OLAUGA COUNTY, ".
Ii. P. Welion, A. b., Principal.
Miss Susie E. Coville, Assistant.
The WINTER TERM Of this Institution will
commence on Monday, Nov. 27th, and con.
;inue Twelve Weeks.
Rooms are furnished in the Building to Ladies
only. Board can he obtained in the Building, or
in private families, at reasonable rates. Conven.
fences are given 10 those who w sh to board them
selves. ....
Text Books are furnished by the Principal at
the Loves, Rates.
1t is important that every student should be
present ON the first day o the Term. No allow.
ance will be made for any absence of less than
halt term, except in cases oi ptotraced illness.
All Term bills must be paid during the first
two weeks. TERMS:
Common English Branches... ...S4,75
Higher ........ 5,75
Latin and Greek Languages. $50
Room Rent.." rs
For further particulars, address the Principal
at Chester X Roads, Ohio
Chester, Oct. l7th, 1865. 1923
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A New American Novel.

The Publishers beg to announce that :hey have
made arrangements ior the publicat ton in Har.
per's Magazine, o a New Novel of American
Lite & Character, by Staff Officer of the Onion
Army. The Scene is laid in Louisiana and Vir.
ginia during the years l96l-l865 It probably
will commence in the January NnmDer.
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I OST OR STOLEN,--A note of $50 odd dol.
II lars, given TO the Subscriber by Alroy q.
Peek, dated in July last, and due two years from
date All persons are warned against purchasing
said note, and any person finding the same and
returning II TO me, will be suitably rewarded.
MARY. A HUNT.
Shalaon, Oct. 9Th, 1865. f624W3
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SUBSCRIPTIONS;

The Publishers have perfected System Of
Mailing by which they can supply the Magazine
and Weekly promptly TO those VINO prefer 10 re.
ceive their periodicals directly from the Office of
Publication. r .....- -
The Postage OH Harper's Magazine is "a cents
n year. which must be paid ct the Subscribers
post office.
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HOLLIS AGAIN.

ENARM FOR SALE The undersigned offers
TOR sale his Farm, con tanning about OF acres
ofland. Said farm is located at Claridon Cen.
ter-n fine, slightly location-a good house. Two
good barns, well watered, well fenced, good fruit,
anu Is also convenient to schools and churches.
HOWELL TREAT.
Claridon, Nov. Sd, 1865 .s25w4
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Come and See!!

Come and See!!
What magic in three little words,
Like these herein expressed!
These give new lite 10 seeking minds,
And agitate the breast.
The undersigned have just returned from the
Eastern cities where they have purchased Us Fine,
Elegant. Splendid. Beautiful, durable and Eco.
nomcal Stock OF FALL IL WINTER GOODS,
as was ever brought to this market. We take
no back holds, nor wind holds, standing off and
blowing--nor any other hold-.but, COME AND
SEE, EVERYTHING in the Line of
Dress Goods,
From Silk to Mcrinos and Prints, Sr Balmoral
Skirts and Corsets-The Double and Twisted,
Self-odjus,ing Elliptic, Patent Hoop Skirts.
Come and See
CLOTHS. .CASSIMERES, LADIES' CLOTHS,
NC: Having purchased the entire Clothing Es-
tabIlshment OF l. S. Ayres, they are prepared TO
manuinc:Ue TO order, under the direction of ]:
LADIES' CL0AKS,
and. besides, have on hand very superior Stock
OF Coaks Ready Made. The Latest Style of
Hats Il Caps LATEST STYLES,
LATEST STYLE Boots 4 Shoes,
Also CIR CERLES, dc.
Come and See.
C1NFIELD d. MURRAY.
Chardon, Oct. 18th, 1865. s22,f
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
TINE following accounts have been filed in the
l. Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, for
settlement, viz: ="
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- OF Estate of Richey Carroll, decd.
Guardianof Allen L. Coy.
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- OF Estate Of James McClntock.
Admir- - Hiram Bullock.
:. John Paris.
" f. v. Haynes. 80
ExT Milo Fowler. ....
" Chandler Alden.
Said accounts will stand for hearing in said
Court at the Probate Office in Chardon, on the
25th day OF Novembes, A. ID. 1865. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, until which time all pei sons interested
may except. NJ G. CANFiELD.
Probate Judge.
ChaIdohi NOV ., 1909. . 625W3
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Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Apue,
Nemittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
Ior the whole class of diseases origin.
atlng IN hillary derangement, caused
ny the Alalaria OF miasmatic countries.
LNEVER and Aguo is not the only conse-
l. quenco of the Miasmatic poison. A
great variety of disorders arise from it's ir-
ritaton, IN maiarious districts. among which
are .Neurdtg'a, Rheumatism, Gout, Hsad-
acne, bllndnsss, Toothache, Earache. Ca
tarrh, asthma, Paipitation, Painful .46ec-
ton OF tho Spleen. Mysteries. Pain in tho
Bo,peis, Coic, PARALYSIS and Deraugsmept
OF the Stomach, oil OF which, when origina-
ting in this cause, put on tho inteym;iient
type, or become periodical. This "CURE"
expels the poison from the blood. and thus
cures them all alike. 1t is not only tho
most etfectual remedy ever discovered for
this class of complaints, but il is tho cheap
est and moreover is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and tho patient
when cured is left as healthy as if no had
never had the disease. Can this be said of
any other cure for Chills and Fever? 1t Ia
true OF this, and it's importance to those af-
flicted with the complaint cannot be over
estimated. SO sure is il to cure the Fever
and Ague. that it may DO truthfuIly SAID to
be certain romedy. One Dealer com plains
that 1t is not good medicine to sell. be-
cause Que bottle cures a whole neighbor-
hood
Prepared by J. G. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass,
;, aJFor Sale by Cook & MCGOWAN, and Dr.. J.
n NICHOLS, Chardon; J. n Thompson, Middlefield;
c. P. Treat, Claridon; Bosworth & Parkmaa,
Auburn, and by dealers generally.
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AuctiOneer.

fNliE subscriber, a Practical Auctioneer; will
Persons in want OF his services can leave their
orGers at the Jeffersonian Office, Oh at Murray g.
Canfield's Bank. Those ut distance can ad.
dress the subscriber by mail. All orders promptly
attended to, r.. COWLES
Chotdoh, oct i3th, 1863. S22m6
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Chauncey Winchell, Prff, Before S, L. Wads.
against worth, l.. =, Auburn
Orilla Smith, Defendant. tp,, Geauga Co. o.
ON the 9th day OF Oct, A. d. 1865, said Jns.
~ tiee issued an order, OF attachment in the
aboveact,on for the sum of S26,3s. Said case is
Sc, for hearing Nov 25th, 1865, at 9 A. NJ.
CHANCEY WlNCHELL.
Auburn, Oct. l4th 1868 S24w3+
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Nhe Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Organs,
Infrmary Notice.

Innrmary Notice.
superintendent wanted to take charge
OF the County infrmary. Jan. lst, 1865, for
one year; for which sealed proposals will be
received by either of the Directors, up to
and including Wednesday, the 18th day of
Nov, 1866.
The Directors are anxious to meet all sp.
p'icants, with their wives accompanying
them, at tho Infrmary, on the 18th, and
there confer together.
ALEXANDER McNIsH, .
ABRAM WOODARD.
GEORGE MANLY.
Directors Of Lnfrmary.
S'ariuo", Sct' ~, 1903, 822w4
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WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
BY the President OF the United States o
America: