The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-29
Summary of News.

Davis, deposited at tho Treasury Depart.
mont, amounts to a total of 100000.
General Kautz was married last week to
daughter OF Ex Governor Tod of Ohio.
The family Of John G. Brcckinridge, con.
sst'ng OF bis vito, two daughters and son :,
have arrived in Toronto.
Tho New York Republican State Con.
vontiou at Syracuse nominated General
Fraoc's q. Barlow for Secretary of State.
Adviccs from IIavanna state that tho
Spanards had evacuated San Domingo and
that the Dominican revolution had como to
an end
The Treasury Department will issue no
moro hundred dollar compound interest
notes, and will take steps to call in those 10
circulation that denomination having been
counterfeited.
Gen. Conner, on the 2Sth ult., attacked a
largo force of Arrapa5oo Indians near Big
Head, captured 500 head of cattle and
largo amount of plundor. His loss was a
number killed and wounded, including SOW
eral officers.
An English paper makos tho following an
nounoement: "AmOngst recent arrivals in
Paris may DO mentioned that of Mr.. Abra-
ham Lincoln. eldest son OF the late Presi-
dent OF the United States, who takes up bis
abode in the French capital for the pur.
pose of completing bis studies" We be-
ievo tho only mistake is in the name of the
young man. ..H.. ..... r.'.
| Tho active operations of the United
States SANITARY Commission which during
the war was of snch incalculable valuo to
our soldiers in tho field and in Hospital will
cease altogether 10y the first prox., with the
exception of its business of collecting sold.
eirs' claims which will continue as long as
the necessity for it's continuance exists
| The Commission will, on closing its business
OF disbursiDg, turn over to the Freedmen's
, Bureau large amount of its remaining
stores for distribution among the destitute
colored people of the South. .'''' ..
Belgium has beon visited by a waterspout
Of extraordinary violence. 1t occurred in
tho neighborhood of Liege, and has spread
! uin far and wide. The accompanying gale
caught people up in tho air and dashed
them TO the ground, cut off the tops of
| some largo trees, and .foIed many other
trees to the ground, stopped railway trains
and overthrew houses, and was attended by
thunder and floods OF rain. Altogether it
was ono of tho most disastrous storms that
has ever visited tho country. 81 .H.'.
no otaI6 COHNSDttOH oOutH OurOIl0a
met on the 18th instant at Columbia. Res.
| olutions of dissatisfaction received only five
votes, and they were finally laid on the table
aftor the convention had refused to print
them. The ordinance Of secession, passed
December 90, 1860, was repealed, three
delegates voting in tho negative. ..t4 w.
General Meade represents the state of
tho South to be satisfactory. He is said to
have made arrangements, under tho author
ity OF the President, for the gradual with.
drawal OF the troops, and the restoration of
civil rule. ;r 81 ,,4 a !: ..i18et.4, 1885,. ..
The State Department are in receipt OF
voluminous dispatches from our .Consuls at
Barcofona giving further informaiioS OF tho
ravages of the cholera in various parts of
Europe. Tho reports from ConstantinopleI
arc most alarming, the deaths from this
disease having reached tho number of 1000
per day. Al Smyrna tho epidemic was
checked somo timo since, but it has broken
out atresh and is now spreading to fright
fui extent. 70. '.rF -
The State Treasury was opened on Mon
day last, the Governor having appointed
William Hooper Of Cincinnati to fill the un-
expired term, and Mr.. Hooper having &C,
cepted it. Mr.. Hooper has boon for thirty
q
and merchant Till tho Franklin Bank
closed, he was its Cashier, after which he
was In the wholesale grocery trade, in tho
firm OF Harrison & Hooper, whore he has
| acquired business reputation of the high
est order. His name will give character to
tho Office .'-.r -. &. ....-..r....-
Tho Alabama Convention passed an,elec.
ton ordinance on the 18th instant. 1t au-
thorized the provisional governor TO order
an election for members of Congress. The
election for governor, members of the legis.'
lature and other state officers will take
place on the first Monday 10 November. -
The next election for mayor, alderman and
councilmen OF Mobile will take place on the
first Monday in December next. 4. =, ..
Tho Auditor of State, James II Goldman,
Esq. has just completed an examIhation of
tho State Treasury, and on Monday made
his report to the Governor. 1t shows that
there is in the Treasury tie exact sum, which,
according to tho Auditors and Comp.
trollor's books, tho State should hold.
Tho Apple Crop along tho Lake shore, is
as complete failure as that of tho more in.
land section OF tho country. There is not
enough to base price upon. They will
probably be worth NJ or rs barrel.
Major General Barlow, who heads the
New York Union ticket entered tho service
as pripatc soldier, and fought his way to a
Major. Generalship. He was twice badly
wounded, was captured once, and then re-
captured. r..' -.. ....-'- d..
The nominations made by tho Union State
Convention at Syracuse we're as follows-
Secretary OF State. General Francis G. Bar.
low, OF New York; Comptroller. Thomas II
Hiilhouss, Of Ontario; State Treasurer, Col.
onel Howland of Dutc tchess. prisop Ipsnoct
: or, Gen Barnum of Onondaga; Attorne,
: General, General John ii. Martiadale OF
Monroe; Canal Commissioner, Robert c.
Dom of Schanantadx. Qtaia Eaainaa.