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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

W Another rebal governor has bee n ca injured
and Will he addeh 10 the choice collection al.
ready on exhibition at Washington. lslum G
Harris Of Tennessee.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

p1rIIon. Jere. Clemens, Ex United States Sen.
ator from Alabama, died at his residence IN
Huntsville yesterday morning. lie was an eut
the government expected much from his did in
reconstructing Alabama. HE death al this time
will bs ielt as peculiar loss. ...
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The Intcrc st at 7-7O per Cent

Notes Of al the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
The Notes Of this Third Series arc precisely
simil ar in form and privileges to the Seven.Thr.
ties already sold, except that the Government re.
serves to ii.elf the option Of paying interest in
gold coin at 6 per cent, Instead OF 7.3 .iOhs in
currency Subscribers will deduct the interest IN
currency upto July 18th, at the time when they
subscribe
The delivery Of the notes Of this third
series Of the Seven Thiriies will commence on the
lst Of June, and will be made promptly and con
tinuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions OF
this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of
interest. The payment in gold. if made, will be
equivalent to the currency interest OF the higher
rate.
THE return to specie payments, in the event OF
which only will the option TO puy interest in Gold
be oyailcd Of, would so reduce and equu lie
prices tha purchases made with six per cent IN
gold would be fully equal TO those made with
seven and three .tenths per cent. in currency
This is rt...
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

SyGeneral Sheridnns new command virtual.
~ sapsrsedes General Candy In the command OF
Ibo military division o; the Mississippi.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

EyThe Trial OF the Assassins al
Washington, still continues. No result
yet. ..
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]. 5. 7-3O LOAN.
u1napca 35paS 9s
$3.50, 100000.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned, the general Subscription
Agent for the sale OF United States Securities, OIL
fers to the public the third series of Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three .ten,hs per cent.
interest per anuum, known as the
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
Union County Convention.

The Union Voters Of Geauga County
are requested 10 meet 10 Mass Convention
at Choraon. on Saturday. June 10Th
1865, at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the pur
pose Of appointing Eve Delegates to rep
resent said County in the Union State
Convention, TO be held al Columbus OF
the 2lst of the same month. LIE. there
DO a full attendance.
BY order Of the Central Committee.
J. o. CONVERSE.
Chairman.
Chardon, May e5, 1865.
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued under date Of July IS
1868, and are payable three years from that date
in currency, or are convertible at the option o
the holder into
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
The Only Loan in Market,

Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less ,hnn 100000, 900 OF the Loan authorized
the lust Congress are now on the market. This
am ount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed
will all be subscribed for within sixty days
when the notes will undoubtedly command pre-
MUM, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town ard sec.
tion OF the country may be afforded facilities or
taking the loan, the National Banks. State
Banks, and Private Fnukers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub.
scriptons at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence. and
who only are to be responsible for the delivery
OF the notes for which they receive orders
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
May Is, 1865. S0ow8
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL DE RECEIVED ny TIE
First National Bank of Painesville,
CIeyalord
Second
1eO2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

HAIR TFORD, Z !.
FIRE 1sssssrasee Company.
Capital, 81, oeo, 900.
l10th Semi-Amnual statement.
JUNE l., 1856.
Assets.
MAnKn vAIuI.
Cash and CaAh Items ,6l7 q
Real Estate 5000 90
Bank Socks in Hartford. 3oogle 90
g, New York..............-..........3s 3,0oe %
." Boston .......---................... So H 90
&" other places..................... Is nos GO
Railroad stocks 63l60 90
State and City Bonds l52 800 90
U. 3. Securities. 4S2eeo %
Total Assets ,sk3l63 q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12
Gen. Bsnks---Freea Ann en-. A fYAfrs---Impor-
R,,,I rom our Minister In Englsnd-.-
NEW YorE. Dee

NEW York, Dec. IL.
he Times special says Gen. Banks visited
the President Saturday, and gave him assn.
rance OF his cooperation in carrying out the
measures proposed in the message.
henapie oihcial information has been re.
ceived by Gen. Howard, which exonerstes
Ten. lilleson in his management orfreedmen
In Wiiks county, Georgia. The most ontra.
geous conduct towards freedmen has followed
tne removal OF the military in the county
named ana other parts of the State, and Hon
Mm. iseeve, Judge of the District Court of
milkes county, Ca, asks at the reauest nc
the freedmen and respectable citizens. that
the military be sent back, and Gen. Steaaman
has ordered troops to thatcounty.,
representatives of and Commissioners of
the state OF Missouri arrived at Washington
saturday evening with instructions to present
70 Congress the claims of that State for "a
ooo,o0o, alleged to be due heretofore ON or.
pendi'ures on account of the Government
during the war.
The Joint Commission for the settlement, of
claims between the United States of America
ana the United States of Columbia have dis.
posed OF sixty-two cases, or about one-third
oI all the cases on the docket Nearly all
VI tnem result IN Judgment for the claimant.
Inc nortd 8 Washington special saws the
Slate department received BY the last steamer
from h Europe an important dispatch from our
Minister to England.
ihere IS strong reason to believe that Eng
Land will back down from her position ON the
Alabama case, and consent to an eauitable
adjustment OF the question in dispute. The
temper of the last dispatch from the state de-
Partment. which emanated from the Pres;don.
himself, was calculated to open the evas of
the English government.
q gentleman writing from England To a
gentleman In this city, By the last mai, re-.
marRs That the Queen is our friend. and that
she will not allow Earl Russell to .taLa anv
position that Will cause an arrangement he
tween the two governments.
=, lhe Albany Bridge case comes mn in tho
Supreme Court this week, and will he arosad
by Daniels s. Dickinson. s'e'
VI pr. NJ: Estatfy, Reading Clerk of the
house OF Representatives., who has baan 90.
Vereiy Ill, Is gradually recovering.
-. r.. Murdoch has so far recovered from
MS sudden illness as to be able to fnl6ll b;v
engagements in the north. '"'''' "i'
me Vortd special says a MEETING of tho
irlenos Oh zen. Butler in Congress has bean
neio, Tor the purpose Of consulting As 10 ,ha
course .ney ought to take respecting tho as.
sanit OF Ten; Grant upon their ch;ef Tn,
are disposed to fight Washburne md ii. -.
oiution creating the rank of General and a..
ieat 1t II possible. Butler is expee.ad 1haro
tomorrow, when their plans will be arrars.,d
ne mas been engaged preparing : renlv
oen. n1tier IS reported TO have told Thadde.
us ooephens, few days since, that 1t would
nave been well if there had been more GOA a.,
bottles IN the army in which Gen Gran,
made his headquarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

00k6-A faH sapplyof eCkool 3 -,
- IA. : ~ - y ssf cls1 49,, aEs9l9lI
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NEW York. Dec. IL

NV YORK, Dec. IL.
,va m, NE churh efths Holy Tilisy Brook.
BISHOP Leigh, of Arkansas. and R;sho,, D. ~
Yer, relative 70 the Protestant Fpisconsl
freedmen 9 Aid Society, in which its objects
were explained, and appeals were made den IN
1o penalL The objects are the conversion
South. iu tne
Impressive religious services in honor Sc
Oil Who fell in defense of the Reppbl;e DIN !
nng she late rebeIl;os, took rlect jssss -. ~
ming, in the Tabernacle Church. corner =,
Broadway and alsh street, in the presence Of Of
fyXSnss aos xslch crowded every portion
o. Of . superior character, ana : 800.
repountisg the hsroism, sufsrines ana v;rt 49,
q ne h!le1, Aad stating the Srsnd ,s. .Ss
Winch vil follow . th4 nation tom thai, ~
xceoo ed N@i6ce, was preached 81 d.
Fsstes = u church, tAeRsv. o. Thos;naon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12
BArCHELOR,s ham DYE.


The Original AID Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Tnstan-
taneous Produces Immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without njurng tn hair skin REM
edes the I'll effects ofbad dyes Sold by all Druggists
The genuine is signed William A. Batenefor Aiso
REGENKRArINg EXTRACT OF MILLBrLEuRs.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
aug2i-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR N. r.
Fer Dfarrh1a, Dysentery, &C. Ma.
CURES Compound Extract Of Plaxr 10 the most
reliable and successful remedy IL 10 endcrsed ~ Col
Long, General PlsAsanton and Gen Fitx Henry Warren
ofAe United 5tates Army Westsrn Sanitary aud cAris
tian Commissions, War Relief Fund Committee Editors
Of the Press, and Western steamboat ocers Sold By
all druggists, and b. vowriL 4 o., Keokuk
j. C. MAGUIRE Sole Propr..ors
jyl9-dAw6m St I,uis No
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12
RIGS! BaGS!

&5vfAoNs Flax sad JuesA Gznin Sacks.
cos.on Flax snd Paper Flour sscks.
sasa Hsf Aper bags for 0rocsus ~,
- 1911 haG Factory, lo1 I'M 0eroe3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

@Won't Use any Ofher.-The last and be-
The right article finally Everybody lkesit Ii purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing in the world Will grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-every unesure
pop Inquire for webstsrs Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor and don't take any other. II all haaors of
the scalp Ia week. For sale Wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR Third and MAin Streets Keoknk
Iowa Burnhams Il Van SchAack, wholesale Druggists
10 Lake st Chicago, agents for the Northwest.
ssp2Q-dSm
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Il willing to rsSsanai It. 1sss ysa1n II rspsdiy n
erea1ing sals h6ss n4Gp the Abrosis hnols III tve
the v6rf& - N .%I
1T Il wA1MxsrED TO PLEASE.
1t curs6 xs11sg q the Head.
II makes Nsv Hair grow on Dald Hssas
Il pessaa1a IL Haix Inn FALLING On,
II renders the Hair Doff and Glossy.
0ssAsAshe Ms1ps Cools ths Heated Brow; Removes
Dsndrun; Cures Nervous Hsadache; Cures Badness;
Insurss LuxufisHs EUcKS. N1lzes 49rse ousfSU1ys<s
sedes vigs Kills hair Eaters. Good eject apparent at
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrose. VIII ssi< ysasesT Elegantly put up.
Decstsiy Perfuned Patronized by 0psrs Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes earssas contain
ing two large bcttlss-Nc. for morning Ne. for
evening. 3fss
THERE - NO HGYSTAE1 ABOUT IT.
STxRLINGs AMBRosIA IL the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet In the world To prove this try
carton.
Bold by Druggists,
stcriings Anbresia MasufActuring company.
AIS Fulton Street, new York.
oct17-dsw1y
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oOLaATE,s HONEY soar.

GOL6ATEss HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand. 10 made from the choicest materials
Mild and cmoii en- Tin its nature, fragYansly
csnted, and extremely beneftcisp in its seti
upon the skin FOR sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ~fshl-dAv1y,
The bridal Chan Der, an Essay Of warn
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
for Diseases the sexu.
eKILLIH HouaHfoN, Howard Association .Phiis-
1e'pniA'rs spr5dSw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-12

will find 7os useful In clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
after On unusual exertion of the vocal organs, The
Troes are recommended and prescribed BY Phyacians
and have had testimonials from eminent through
outthe country. Being article Of true merit, and
having proved their efficacy BY test Of many Year,.
eaeh nnds them in new localities In various parts
Of the world and the Tocs universally
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowrs BRONCHIAL TRocHRs." snd do
not take any Of the Worthless iafio~s that may be
offered. t,
Sold everywhere In the United States and In Foreign
Countries, n IS cents per box InovS-dHvNml
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-07-25

elements with which to rebuild in
grand proportions her shattered for
tunes. Let it not be said that she is
ruined by the overthrow of slavery.
However she may have prospered
with it, it would be cowardly and
shameful to accept the assertion that
she could not prosper without it, as
other communities have eminentiy
done in the past and are doing at
this present time. Where there is a
will there is way, says a familiar
adage. Most certainly the way in
this case is almost anywhere.
In the language of a Northern
journal, the testimony of an ancient
enemy Of Southern society
"In climate, soil, timber, minerals,
inland navigation, water. power, and
nearly every element of material well
being, she is scarcely surpassed !;
while the commercial world is hun
cry for immense quantities of her
staples, and ready to buy them at
extraordinary prices. Capital from
either hemisphere is eager to flow
into her lap--to buy her lands and
hire her labor at prices far above
those Of the past, and to purchase all
the Cotton, Sugar, Rice, Tobacco,
&c, &c. she can produce for years
to come at not less than double the
cost of their production. In all the
known, there is not another field for
the employment alike of Capital and
Labor so promising as is afforded
throug hout the length and breadth of
our Union
The work of recovery may be slow
at first; but labor the harder and
tedium will be forgotten. IL enemies
continue to revile, answer them with
the argument Of labor. If they
threaten, cease not to labor, for that
is the surest defence. In short, with
honest, intelligent, determined labor
only may you of the South live down
Inflammation and defy malignity.
In that is consolation, hope, health,
strength, honor, victory.
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Tup TouNoposp arbsas !. !;

The LoUNeERs.--Perhaps it is
not generally known, that a regularly
organized society, called the Loung-
ers, exist in our city, organized for
the purpose of having the streets
more regularly walked and more
uniformly observed in Che number Of
young gentlemen who may be de-
tailed for the day to do duty ON the
various fashionable street corners. g
We have been permitted to see, at
an expense Of lager for two, a copy
of the Rules and Regulations of che
Loungers' Club, and make few ex-
tracts from the constitution thereof:
ART. i. This is the I.oungsrs Club.
ART. H. The object thereof is to provide suita-
BILE number OF well. dressed young gentlemen TO
stand In squads Of from ten 20 fifteen on oil the
corners OF Canal street.
ART. III. II shall be the duty Of the party in
charge of each OF these corners to that every
man has on the prescribed unifDrTn, which shall
consist Of peg top white pants black sack coat,
highly ornamental shirt front, an eye-glass, .
crimson butterfly, and straw hat built TO look
ss much like an inverted soup plate as possible
he will also take care that each. one 10 provided
with package Of cigarettes, 10 that at least half
tho men may be kept under smoke II will also be
his special duty that the pretiest girls that
rnsy pass are duly admired and commented on.
No more than three shall be permitted to absent
themselves for the purpose Of taking soda at Lo-
pez's at The same Time upon which occasion IL
shall be the duty Of one Of the party to always
take the nearest policemaa with them not only to
drink soda, but To preserve order.
ART. ". The hours Of work shall be from ii A.
N. tor. NJ. Every member obligates himself to
live on tho interest of what he owes.
Now here we see employment of
a pleasant nature provided at once
for any number of able-bodied young
gentlemen. A limited business quail
tication is all that may be required,
the main object Of the club being to.
do as much as possible for nothing,
it being out OF the question to EN-
ploy anybody to do the little BUSH
ness that is now going on in the city,
hence the necessity of throwing all
the protection around the members
possible, for it is an admitted fact,
that without system you can do moth
ing and do it well too.
We understand it is the intention
of the club to keep sharp lookout
for items for the benefit of the press,
in order that no good thing shall
escape the public NAV. All the
members of the press have been
unanimously elected honorary men,
bers of the club, and are generally
looked up to as capable of deciding
all knotty points that may have re-
ference as to what is the proper lunch
hour, or the length of time which
may legally elapse between one kind
of soda and another.--Neeo Orleans
PicGyune.
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Eg- At the last diplomatic re-
ception of the Tuilleries, the Emper-
or having observed the new Turk.
ish Ambassador, whom he had not
seen before, went up TO him and ad-
dressed him in a few polite words.
After the first compliment the Am.
bassador bowed low, but did not
answer, and the Emperor continued
his flattering speeches without elicit.
ing a word OF reply or ackhowledg.
mont. At last some one explained
the mystery by whispering to His
Majesty, that Safet Pacha does not
speak French. Foreign Paper.
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THE BATON ROUGE ADVOCATE.
Tri-Weekly and Weekly.

Il is announced to the old friends and patrons
land the public generality Of the BATON ROUGE
ADVOCATE, that its publication will shortly be
resumed, the FIRST number to appear on Tuesday,
the let Of august neat, and to be issued Tri'
Weekly and Weekly from that date until tho
resumption Of the Daily and Weskiy-as before
the war.
Subscriptions will bsfreeeived dc Col. aiatta's
old stand, on Main street, at the following rates
TR1-WEEKLE..$ 10 per annuna in advance.
WEEKLY S 50"
ADVERTISING. i so per squsre frst insertion.
"1 +" rs each SUBSEQUENT.
Hail yearly Or yearly contracts made with ad-
vsrtisers.
JoRogEcE and BooK-BrrDERr will coon be re-
established, and orders respectfully solicited for
which cash will be required.
ALI transient advertising, cash.
The policy Of the ADVOCATE will be 10 restore
the State Of Louisiana TO her original relations
with the Federal Union under the Constitution.
1t will support those in suthority who are hon.
estly STRIVING to replace the affairs of the State
INTO che hands Of the people Of the State, and
none others. z-..#.
Our friends are respectfully invited to forward
their subscriptions and advertisements imnedi-
ately--to my address.
j. WI. TAYLOR.
BAzos RousE, J'ay 10, 1865.
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HoT WEATHER.--For the past

HoT WEATHER.--For the past
four or five days, the heat has pre-
vailed more intensely than at any
previous period Of the summer.
The mercury has ranged among
the "nineties," and is indisposed to
lower its standard, and we don't
blame it getting as high out of reach
of the cheated term" as possible.
$40 in the shade, is what we have
seen it at several times, of late. Still,
we have to knock under to the West,
az indeed we usually have to do in
this "brag game" of heat. At Gin
cinnati on the 10th, the weather was
delightfully."- clear and hot" the Com
mserctal observing that the mercury
ranged at $50 on that day.
We learn that two colored soldiers,
while attending the funeral of a COM
rade, some three days since, at this
place were sun-struck. This is
circumstance Of very rare occurrence
among the black race.
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mar. The Democratic Central Com

no. The Democratic Central Com
mittee of Brooklyn and the Republi-
can Central Committee of New York
have both endorsed President John
sons scheme of reconstruction. All
the political conventions which have
recently met have taken substantially
the same ground. The New York
World says that, from the manifesto
tons of public feeling on this subject,
it is convinced that the radicals, in
their demand for immediate negro suf-
frage, do not represent one-tenth Of
the voters of the North, although
doubtless q much larger number Of
voters would be willing to grant that
right to educ:sted black men who
have a stake in the community, at
some future time.
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1ag- To those of our friends who
are aspilants of the Legislature we
dedicate the following from the Nash.
vile Dispatch
WHAT WILL BECOME OF THE Boy p
A righteous old lady living in this city
has very bad boy, who keeps bad
company, ard cannot be induced to
look into a book. She has tried
whipping, but it has signally failed.
A few days ago the old lady called
him aside, and commenced reasoning
with him in this wise ''My son, you
are going to ruin by the short route.
You stand no more chance for good
social position in life than a bob-tailed
horse 10 fly time, and il ia my candid
belief that If you continue in your pres
ent course, you will be a member Of
the Legislature before you are old
enough to get married to respectable
girl"
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A FERRY Boar WANTED.-The
following from the Alexandria { La
Democrat of the 10th, contains Just
the number of lines, to convey pre-
cisely our own sentiments in regard
to one of the "local wants. of Baton
Rouge:
Wanted We are sadly in want of some Cnter.
prising individual who desires to make money to
enigrate to this town, and start q steam ferry.
Here Is fine and sure chance 70 coin the spondu-
lies apd win name In community that once
could boast Of all such luxuries.
Now that our municipal govern
ment has been recognized, and the
parochial government of West Baton
Rouge has also resumed operations,
we can see no good reason why some
enterprising man should not step in,
and between the two authorities (city
aud parish) make some such arrange
ment as that which existed before the
war, to run a regular steam ferry
bo2t between our city and the oppo-
site landing in West Baton Rouge.
Time was when such an enterprise
paid well, and we believe the time
has again arrived when steam ferry
would prove a safe and profitable
investment. There is great deal Of
crossing by means of skifs and flats,
but that is very tedious manner of
getting along these days, and the
increasing necessities Of the people
on both sides of the river, for more
rapid and efficient means of trans
porta ton across our "inland sea-"
call loudly for return to the old
steam ferry system. anr.
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COM M RC.IAL. 7

COttcm-Depressed and prices irregular.
Good Ordinary, 36@37; Low Middling, 3s94i;
Middling, 44GD45.
Western Pr0duce--Msrket quiet and
unchanged. es
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EN See List Of Letters on fourth page,