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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

TTNloS COURSE, LONG ISLAND.-TRoTTING--O
Friday Dee at o'clock 7. M match for 500; mile
Quaker Boy. II. Woodruff oames Grey Gsaing. Good
day. SHAW WHITE. Proprictors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

6arssa Of the Receiver Of Taxes House.
70 TAsrArEnsNotes Is hereby given that per cent win
ped an additional per cent viii be- added on tho iSh Of
Sd month IN Of Q. s Taxes unpaid on
nam calculated from the day were received by the
once hours fom 40 GS1o; ~ received '''s'
Mr.. JACOB MEYER, OF THE FIRM or MEYER &
Al and % S civ Sn Se BY
Downing the charges having been withdrawn By Jonas.
70 E al
meeting win be held this evening. Spring Street Hall
Be- am dsof JAMES FirzdaEan6
JOSEPH FOSTER, Secretary. President.
THE PHOTOGRAPHERS PROTECTIVE UNION or
At Cooper nass s y EVENING" e
rE% ss
no THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
we are informed tina. notice. Of which the following is
copy before the Petroleum stock Board on We'd
nesday, tho 9Th inst:-
feel bound an officer Of the BennehoG Run Petroleum
70 state for the benea. q the that
put si1pa
dends The checks filled out &c. and we viii have The In.
''''' @'''''' : : - JAMES ScaAsrER, Secretary.
To the statements contained in the above notice ac
briefly that the Potter against sno Benne
hon Rua Petroleum Company Is brought simply to en-.
join the company against the payment Of dividends
notice would % imply but Ia substantially ~ A0 ~
covcry OF Of all the available afosoe'ns prop
-, ~ merely incidental 10
ery Of the company The nunau not devised BY any other
the action was advised by ny OF client and certainly
psryl as essential 70 Job spccua,on any pur
witbout any rcierencfhg the claim We represent
porc oer than that 'be company hold receipts for any
a, s.asepfer) may hold and ihs, he injunction win
ciaun hIyed suspended today also equally
DC Ihate The Company are desired by Mr. Potter 10
NY hold receipts against his claim OF any nature
character whatevera fact OF which well assured
and the Injunction has not been removed or suspended
The title papers and evidences Of Mr. Poers claim In
hands and after full examination Of his arc
Gdent of Its validity aud that will be enforced and
ained The Injunction granted by the only after
full aud careful examination Of the grounds OF action and
satisfied will not be either removed suspended
MILLER, sToUTESBUR0H & PECKHkM,
Attorneys, &C.. for Potter. IS Wall street, NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08
SALES AT AUCTION.

A BUENHAM. AUcTIoNEER.
IA. AUCTION SALE or $1,000 WORTH OF MAGNI-
ncen Household Furniture Paintings Pisnoforte statasry
OF vru. at public t1hls day (Fdsyl al the e,e
CANT private esdence No West Sixteenth street between
Filth and Sixth avenues sale commencing ~ ty O'Clock
Drawing Room Furniture superb suits covered WIN French
match, Etageres Bookcase Bots de Rose cabinets Encog
Lace Curtains Mirrors Velvet ana BRUSSELS Carpets
Chandelier Stntuary gronze ana Oranou Cocks
9l Paintings, BY ancient and modern artists; two superb
Family, by SeIeres Fru Piece Winter seese toe Neva
81 Petersburg; Marine Views Flemish Interiors, faatse
aryuamlet, shakspera, Mazeppa, Minerva Diana. Nep
stue Flower Girl. Seasons; Dresden China Vases
Magnificent Rosewood Panofore; richest offered
auctioa this STOOL Cover Music Stand Rosewood
Walnut Dressing Bureaus Bsdseads, Arrno ice
style XIV HAIR ana spring Mattresses Sofas Chairs
Extension Table, Buffet Siver Tea Set Casters furee ns
Savers Punch Bowl Table Cutlery, Linen China Dinner
Set Also the Furniture OF the apartments
peromptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA. q
FIRST ra Class sEooS slzs CLASS 500,
Children TO II years half ras.,; quarter fa''s
100 POUNDS BAGGAiranv viii a.snatch an
The Central American Transit Crom pier 70 North riv err
Wednesday, December 10 at 6cr '
SANTIAGO DE Ctlfest street corner Of warren
For passage apply all ID. ~ DARLINGTON. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08
A N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

n Housekecpers Hotel Keepers aud the Trade
Over $4,000 worth OF masalhcent Household Furniture
Velvet Brnssels and Ingram Carpets rich Cut Glassware
China and Crockery Ware Table Cutlery and Srer Ware at
public auction, this (Frday) afternoon, December at
o'clock precisely NJ the I've story residence iia West
Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood black walnut Paror
suits covered In rich French brocael Turkish
Easy Uhsirs and Lounges match rosewood Centre and
fier rabies Eageres Corner Book Stands
day Bronze Clock rich Oh aud Paran Vases Paror Or
namonts elegant Brocate and Lace Curtans ne coec.
sdeliera
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER COST $3.50;
IAN elegant Instrument with round beautifully
carved legs and with ALI the modern Improvements,
overstng bass full iron plate French action fun seven
stands Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattresses Beds blankets Tea
Tables, Exeason Table, Glass China Silver Ware. Ia
Die Nuuery, &c. Sale positive Deposit required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

HUDSON gIyER AND HARLEM RAILROADS -ON
II endaftei Monday Nov trains for Albany and Troy
connecting witt Northern and Western njns will leave
New York as pilows:-via Hudson River Road Thir.eth
street and Tent avenue, 1850 and 10 A. NJ 20 and
II r. NJ; andvfa Harlem Road Twenty-srth street and
Fourth avenues at II A. d. and +. NJ The r. M train
runs on Sundrs.
WIN II. VANDERBILT. Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

---,-,,~>,-a,, 80 TO CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
F1'hKoUBh - Mail Steamship Company's Steamer AT.
"A r TIc rncah on Monday. December H. at u O'Clock
noon the Pacific States South and Central Amsrica
~ lanai street. from A. NJ. until r. ~, closing at
,.g 9th for allow and a. NJ, llth for fast freight
r. ,r letter bacs will Tx A. NJ fith inst All lot
be stamped envelopes Of proper de-
nominr ton. according 10 weight.
sma paoksccs received at s. Broadway until 10 A. NJ OF
sailipy day WELLS, FARGO co.
Sole Freight Agents p. M. s. g. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

MR.. JACOB MEYER, OF THE FIRM or MEYER 4
w Axman Chicago! who was arrested on the lth inst
Downing the charges having been withdrawn BY Jonas,
Meyers 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08
SPORTING.

E,RANCIs BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP, HAS THIRTY
four choice breeds of Dogs for sale stock Butler
nfable Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator rs cents
Buffers the Dog third and enlarged edition
price ~ Dogs boarded trained Medicines for all diseases
Ferrets wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-08

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO THE MEMBERS OF
~ the Ocean Steamship Frcmens that special
meeting will be held this evening" ut Spring Street Hail.
All requested TO attend business OF importance 70
be transacted. By order of JAMES FITZQERALD,
JOSEPH FOSTER, Secretary. President.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
Halleck and Sherman.

New YORK, May I5-Tbe Herald
Washington special says. upon tie airi.
val OF General Sherman here it is probab le
that very spicy correspondence be.
tween him and General Haleck will be
brought TO light. The original letters
are not here, but the following is the
substance Of them:
From Halleck to Sherman: As you will
be in Richmond in few days. allow me
to offer you the hospitalities OF my house,
where shall be gratiiied TO receive you,
and contribute 10 make your sojcurn here
agreeable.
From Sherman 10 Halleck: Your prof.
fered hospitality is respectfully declined.
| had hoped 20 pass through Richmond
without the painful necessity of seeing
you. Your recent advisory dispatch TO
the War Department is sufficient expla
nation.
From Halleck to Sherman: l regret
your declining my invitation, and the
unfriendly spirit manifest in your note
Ii you knew the feeling in Washington,
and at the War Department. in reference
TO your agreement with Johnston, you
would appreciate the motive Of my dis
patch 10 which you refer. Permit me to
assure you of my kind feeling toward you
personally, and my high admiration OF
your services.
From Sherman TO Halleck: think
understand both the note and the circum-
stances sufficiently TO appreciate the mo.
,ives OF your dispatch. Both you and
Mr. Stanton sent me warning 20 beware
of assassiEs. did not then know that
the authors Of the warning were them.
selves the assassins had to fear.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
GUARDIAN SALE,

| pursuance OF an order of the Proba te Court
L OF Geauga County, Ohio, made on the day of
May, ID %, IN the case OF VIM. Richards. guard.
ian OF Adelia Macarthur, az AUST his ward. The
Undersigned will, on the 18th day of Juno, A,
~ 1900, at ~ O'Clock NJ, on the premises, offer
at public sale the undivided half OF the following
s'iibed real es,nte, silua, in Geauga Comfy
ono, to wlt: known by being pa Of i.o, Mum.
Der II IN Tract ?, and boonded ns follows: Be-
ginning at point south 361S degrees east one
chain and links from the south. east corner OF
the former dwelling OF RANDALL McArthur;thence
south 81 degrees, 70 minutes, west 3 choiUs and
70 INKS; thence north de2s east 3 chains and
So iinksi thence north 90 d. 20 M. east 2 chains
ana 70 INKS; thence south 3 deg. 90 min, east 3
chains and 5S links, to the place of beginning.
containing one and 7.lO0ths acres of land. Also
pnri OF Lot No. II, Tract 3, in said township.
and bounded as follows: Beginning south 36 X
degs east chain and 9 links from the south.
east corner OF said dwelling; thence east chain
ana 70 llnksi thence north : dess.. east 4 chains
and e3 inks, TO the center OF the road; thence
north 42H degS., west 81 links; thence south Sc
dcgs, 20 min utes, west chains aud n links
thence south ca degs.. east 3 chains and SO links
to The place ot Beginning containing one acre oi
land.
Terms of Sale One third cash on the day of
sale; one'tllr ID in one year aud one. third in Two
years from the day OF sale, 10 be secured by a
mortgage on the premises sold; and the deferred
payments TO be on interest al the rate of per
cent. per annum, payable annua lly
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
ooiw4 Guardian OF Adelia Macarthur.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
Petticoats No Shield for Treason.

Whom jeff. Davis saw his captors m.
proaching,h ,ho hastily donncd ono OF bis wife s
dresses, and made for the woods, and, when
"versakcn, exclaimed, ia despair and impo
cont rago. that ho had beloved tho Gov.
ernmont of tho United States "too mapuap-
imous to hunt down tcon,en and children. "
Tho poor traitor was cornerod and this was
tho dornier resort. lis doubtless had some
faith in it, for, in tho height of bis power at
Richmond, hc had received much of his
most valuable information from his friends in
Washington, through the petticoat line, and,
OF all treason, had found female treason by
far tho safest. But it was too late. In tho
carly part of tho war, and before its lessons
had be,n learned, tho result might have
boon diloront; but, unfortunately for jeff. j..
though potticoats may "cover a multitude
of sins,' thoy arc no longer q shield for
treason.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
Capture Of Jeff. Davis.

MACON, Ga, May 12-li A. NJ.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Secretary Of Var,
Washington:
have the honor TO report that at day.
light Of the 10th inst, Col. Pricbard,
commanding the All Michigan Cavalry.
captured Jeff Davis and family, with
Reagan, Postmaster General, Col. iiairi.
son, Private Secretary; Col. johnson, A.
d. G.; Col. Morris. Col. Lubbick, It,
Hathaway, and others.
Col. Pritchard surprised their camp at
lrwinville, in Irwin County, Georgia, 75
miles southeast Of this place. They will
be hero to.m morrow night, and will be
forwarded under strong guard without
delay. l will send further particulars at
once. &c. WILSON.
Brevet Maj. Gen'l.
MACON. Ca. 9:3O A. Nj, May 10.
To Hon. T.. W !SidniOa.
Lieutenant Colonel Hardoe command.
ing the lst Wisconsin, has Just arrived from
lrwnvillo. llo struck the trail of Davis at
Dublin. Lawrence county, on tho evening
of the 7,h, and followed him closely night
and day, through tho pine wilderness of
Conference.-The 20 Irwinvllle. At Cum.
borIandviIlo Colonel IIardco mot Coloncl
Ptitchard, with one hundred and fifty
picked men aud horses of the 4th Michigan.
llardoe followed tho trail directly south.
while Prilchard, having frcsher horses,
pushed down the Ocmulgec towards Hone.
we'll, and thence by House Crock to Irwin.
vlllo, arriving there at midnight on the 9th
jeff. Davis had not yet arrived. From q
citizen Prltchard learned that his party
were cncampcd q milo out of town. He
mado disposition of bis men. and sur.
rounded the camp before day. IIardco bad
camped at Or NJ. within two miles, as he
afterwards learned from Davis tho trail be-
ing to indistinct to follow. lie pushed on
at A. NJ, and had gone but little moro
than one mile when the advance was fired
on by the 4th Michigan. A fight ensued,
both sides exhibiting great determinations.
tIitcon minutes elapsed before the mistake
was discovered. Tho firing in tho skirmish
was tho first warning Davis received.
Tho capt6rs report that he hastily put on
one of his wi'es dresses and started for the
woods, closely followed by our men, who at
first thought him woman, but, seeing his
boots while no was running, they suspected
his sex. At once race was made, which
was q SHORT one and tho Rebel President
was soon brought to bay. He brandisbed
bowie knife, aud showed signs of battle, but
Welded promptly to tho persuasions o!
Colts revolvcrs, without compelling the
men to fire. He expressed great indignu.
tiop at tho energy with which he was pur.
sued, saying thai he had believed our GOV
ernment too maenlnimous to hunt down
women and children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col. lIardee, af.
tor tho excitement was over. that his mon
bad better not provoke tho President, or he
might hurt somo of them. Reagan bc.
havod himself with dignity and resignation.
, Tho party evidently we're making for tho
coast.
[Signed] J.H. WILSON.
Brovet Major General.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
Mexican News.

The New York HeroM OF Saturday
gives the following interesting resume Of
Mexican matters:
Important news from Mexico to the
29'h uIt., is supplied by our city o: Mex.
leo correspondent. The intelligence Of
the national triumphs in this country has
AFFORDED vast encouragement 10 the ad he.
rents OF President Juarez and his cause
which short time ago was thought to be
hopeless, is now rapidly recovering
grouhd. A number OF victories over the
Imperlalis's have recently been gained,
and new spirit appears to be infused
irto the Republican armies. The report
ol the capture bv them OF Salil.o and
Monterey is confirmed, and there were
rumors that they had taken Matamoras.
These events restore nearly the whole OF
Northeastern Mexico to The authority OF
Juarez. Several other Republican sue:
cesses have been achieved. The Impe.
Iiailsts were as much alarmed as the
Liberals were encouraged by the suppress
sion OF our Rebellion, owing to fears re-
garding The enforcement Of the Mon, oe
doctrine, and had put a stop to the expe.
dition TO The Northern Mexican States,
and TO project for fortilying the north
ern frontier. and eleven thousand Imperi.
al troops had been dispatched from the
capital TO Matamoras. President Juarez
was still at chihuahua, surrounded, with
all his officers of government and with a
large army loyal 10 his cause. Nlaximil
ian was on tour through The country in
the direction OF Vera Cruz. Ex.United
States Senator Gwin had returned tc
Mexico from France, with important
instructions, it was reported, relative tc
Louis Napoleon's schemes in Sonora ant
Sinaloa.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

The New THREE CENT CoIN.-A few
specimen pieces of the new three.cent
coin have made their appearance in this
city. As TO size, the coin closely approx
imates the "dime," which had an exten.
sive ante Jellnm circulation. The head of
Liberty. and the United States Of Amer
ica," and the date. "Is65." adorn the
diverse; while the reverse bears the
Roman numerals. "Ill," encircled by a
wreath. Like The one and two.cent
pieces. the edge is plain. The piece has
sl!very appearance when new, but the
large proportion OF copper contained will
probably soon show its original color.
The &C; of March 3. 1865, authorizing
its issue, makes the piece legal tender
for all sums not exceeding sixty cents,
and prohibits further issue OF three cent
fractional currency.-Er.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
The Assassination Trials.

Tho following officers compose tho Mill.
tary Court for tho trial of tho conspirators
alleged to be implicated in tho assassination
of President Lincoln Major General David
Hunter. Presidont; Major General Low
Wallace, Breyet Major Gonora. A. v. Knu,z
Brig .dior GonoraI A. p. Howe, Breyct Brig.
ndior Goneral H. S Foster, Bravet Bripader
General q. B. Comstock, Brigadier General
Il. w. Harris, Brovot Colonel Horace Por-
ter. Lieutenant Colonel ID. Il. CIendenin.
8th Illinois Cavalry; Honorable John A
bingham and Colonel Ii. S. Burnett. of
Ohio Judge Advocates.
Tho charge against tho prisonors ia in
aubstanco as follows: For between tho
sixth of March and tho fifteenth of April
1860, cOnspiring with John II. Surratt,
John Wilkes Booth, Jefferson Davis, Geo.
N. Saunders, Beverly Tucker, Jacob Thomp.
son. VIM. Z. Cloary, Cloment c. Clay, Geo.
Harper. Geo. Young, aud others unknown.
to murder Abraham Lincoln, President of
tho United States. Andrew johnson, Vice
President. VIM. ii. Seward, Secretary of
State, and Uiyseos s. Grant, Lieutenant
General.
Tho Court is hold at tho old Penitentiary
III the upper room with two windows at tho
east, and two at tho north end they are
west side aro raised seats, DIR. Mudd Da.
vid Harold, Lewis Payne, Edwin Spanglcr,
of Fords Theatre, Michael OI.aupblin
Atzeroit and Saul Arnold, arc sting out
side tho paling. Mrs. Surratt was leaning
on email table. Beyond her, on tho othel
sido-table near the northern window, sit the
connso! for tho accused, as follows:
Thos Ewing. son of tho Ohio OK Senator
A. Stone, Waller, S. g. Cox. Hon. Royord,
johnson, Messrs. Aiken and CanGeld
Reverdy Johnston appeared as counso
for Mrs. Surratt. wbereupon objections wer,
raised TO him by Gen. Harris, but which
wero Withdrawn aftor an earnest debate OF
both sides.
One OF tho original rnlcs of tho Court
which excluded all but official reporters, hal
been rescindcd, so that tho proceedings ar,
now daily reported by correspondents o
the city press.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
JEFF. Davis a Prisoner.

The Rebel Southern Confedcracy, which,
for four long years of carnage and horror.
has withstood the whole powor of the
United States. and scandalized tho civilized
world, may now bo numbered among tho
things that wero. Tho little life remaining
in it uttor tho surrender and dispersion of
its armies, was cxtinguishcd on Wednesday
morning of last week, by the capture of its
noted chief. jeff. Davis, who had virtually
abandoned it to its fate, and, with his fellow
traitors of tho late Richmond dynasty. was
fleeing for his lie. What an ienoblo end
for ono who, but for his unhalowcd ambi
tion ,migh bave been an honor to his coun.
try and race! Timo must answer the ques
tion 30 often asked, "What will DO done
with him. The country expects that he
will DO punished to tho full extent of tho
law. A louler criminal never came to grict,
and to allow him to escape tho scvercst pen.
atty that can be legally inf ctod, would DO
an outrage upon tho very name OF Justice.
Far bottcr had he never been taken prisoner.
But We have no !cars of this. We believe
he is safe in tho hands Of our President
Long before Andrew Jobnfon had dreamed
of being President of the United States he
assured jeff Davis and other traitors in tho
Senate, ,that,wero they to fall into his hands.
no would hang thom; and, surely, nothing
has since occurred to commend thom to DO
cuiar lemency. Wo may, then, regard it as
morally certain that jeff. Davis will bo pun
ishod. The country desires no vengeance.
but, for the security of tho futufc,i demands
justice to tho leaders of the Shareholders
Rebellion, aud rcjoiccs in the prospect that,
IN his case at loast, it will DO done.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr George Hoyt, long
known as a Cleveland newspaper man, but
more recently connected with the Times in
this city, as local editor, leaves our city to.
day TO resume his connection with tho
Cleveland Press, having accepted tho stu.
alton Of local editor OF the Herdd, of that
city. Tho local fraternity" of this city
parts with Mr.. iioyt regretfully on account,
as much of his genial qualities as an asso
clate, as OF his abilities as newspaper man.
--CiaeinRaH Commercial.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
T.. $. Ayres

has, Just returned from tile city
Of ~ Iorh, achere lie las pur-
chased a Nc'o Stock of Goods,
'ohleh, for roricty Of style, d.
rabtllty Of material and firm
ness Of te,rture, cannot be er-
celled IN this section. As to
tile Price---
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

GSrA large numbor of Union officers and
men, now atont TO go out of the service. arc
preparing to emigrare to Mexico. A Mexi.
can recruiting agent openly advortiscs in
tho Washington Chronicle for discharged
officers and men to emigrate to Mexico.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

G@-Robert Ould. Rebel Exchange Com
missioner, has beer arrested in Richmond,
by an order from Washington, on n charge
of detrauding Union prisoners in the Rich.
mond prisons, of large SUNS of money and
supplies entrusted TO his caro- for tho use
of said prisoners.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
Attachment,

Alvin Kie, plaintiff, } Be lore s. E. Clam. J.
against }P. of UuntsburG 'Tn
Edmund Thompson, diff. Goouga CoInty' op'
nN the 18th day of May, A, d. 1865, said Jus.
~ tce issued an Order of Attachment in the
above action, for the sum of ten dollars and Elk
ty'iour cents. ALVINKiT,E.
HuElspufg, May ION, 1868. e0lw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

Savannah dispatches state that the
capture of Augusta by General Wilson's
forco was accomplished without opposition.
A steamer is making regular trips between
Macon and Savannah.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19

EF The Presidential candidate of the
estate Rights Democracy" in 1868: Gen
eral Robert Z. Lee,-unless previously
hanged.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-19
"TnE grave, dread thing!
Man shivers when thou'Tt named: nature

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Shakes of her wonted frmness."
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Catarrh Remedy, the never failing cure
OF that dread disease, CatarIh.