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FIELDING HUEsT,
SanaLar ~ pIsLrIct.

N@'eAt a kAaalT.-Our police caught 3
'aol't ye''erd1y in The rtrects-it was In
no condition fas ruuaipr and v,s o,siIv
seized but Il showed disposition TO bite
snd scratch when tskoa. They ,ook 3, 70
he "Orkhouse snd wished 10 Introduce I,
10 the Recorder yesterday morning. b., !,
vas zoo much indisPossd Cor removal. A
Zoe Of fve dollars was entered against Mrs..
Hshb!t she had not confined Der beverage
simple vs'sr, e. az good Fsbhih shsula
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Dr.. A. e5asd Jones has reduced prices
70 Hu.t the times, and warrants slls'Ieti0a
IN Al cases. See general sdvsriissnent,
and call at his OF e, No. - Dsadriek street
ETsI aooz, up stairs. nay l7-tL
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As We are about 10 have Peaoa, all can
DfInk Nlne and be NerrT.

The pure Old imported Port, Sherry, Isla-
"a, Current and Clsret Wines, Old Guard and
Blackberry BraHdy, Champagne, Bitters,
schayrs. Holland Gin, and many other
liquors TOO numerous % mention, besides
eata5los Of a.Bost every description can Be
found A. v. v. TsttsD's Groesry house, Va.
., College street. EasAYiils, Tenn.
usylestf
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ordtrs from NsWsdeslers Soiclied
Ftr-s Deceived -Ftrss Piued!
NOW READY
Tx GREAT TRAGEDY At WkSHIN6T0Ri
AsSaSsinali n Of President Lincoln

fulI md correct ac ,ornt from rliiabe authority
= the o ssr \ tCu4 Cz'arrtJ Pc I'D 70 sasas-
sir ne sc - ~ -sEar1. Wee PREF trU hnd tbs
Whole Cau1s-, WITH sls bis orr IKE zee. g.. q al
C01rsrJs vIlh he is-1 E1is sveut n pa.
eorD1I. % sasass O. ard 1r o. &c nEu bst Dsr-ou-
aTes 10 have ~ % , The r. a3sls- be Uhoss
splendid 8 i1s rated b ~ h.-l a-Las
F0r H-'e b HAIE1 & GNME r,
U-yl1-sg7 ~ Jhsiry street
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The Young Mans Friend.

L0. every mau be his own doctor. This
IS the name Of box OF medicines prepar-
ed by an eminent physician in Cincinnati !;
it contains preventative and cure for ali
private diseases, with directions how %
treGt escn case, therefore, with the Young
Mans Frjerd in your possession, you have
the full directious sud medicine for the
treatment Of yourself and friends. II is
for sale BY druggists everywhere. Ask for
the Young Mems Friend. my2l-lm.
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OBJ THrArEE.-If the Opera Troops have
already proved one Of the most attractive
in its performances OF any We have seen FOR
a very long time, Il will be doubly charm
ing 70 night Tor the famous and fsyor!te
opera Of Sumnsmbula will be performed.
The we'll known fsvOTite "Ssill 60 gently
Ger ne stealing is from this Opsrs,
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nANGcEs.-In the case OF the suit Of JET
Hovs sgainst John Jones, Tor damages Tor
Injuries sustained from 50 assault, a verdict
VS. rendered "A favcr Of the plaintiff, EoT',
with $50 drnarea
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HAD or TaE srrrgIrT lin the Recorders
court yoatasds. +, proclamation was mado by
af-. Iur7l,'s. CLERK, for Cgiua Nc Wright Co
appear ,9r i-.al, or l.s security would be
forfeited. The ulu not appearing, p second
proclamation summ0ni George Goldman,
the security, to appear aat surrender the
body 81 McHr'ght o. pay the amount for
which hs was bound,
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a srEPz,srys CURC.-Johu Mcclure, 2
young gentleman who has been q govern
men., and who has resided eight months in
this city, called upon Us last evening wish
ing 70 have Us acknowledge the deep obi
cations DO cells to the skill Of Dr.. Aborn,
who IS now staying at the Commercial Ho-
tel. Mr.. McGuire's Iefs eye had be ONE
totally ind, owing to Whist Is termed BY
surgeons grarzla eoEjEret.va, with the fer
nation Of white spot over the corneG. Two
weeks ago be applied to DR.. AborD; In forty
eight hours afterwards be experienced re-
lief now his sight Is entirely restored, the
spot is gone, snd Re rejoices in recovered
sight. A case so st ikingly and 81 quickly
successful Is this, is sure 70 win great at.
tention to the unusual ability Of Dr.. Aboru.
In his ear and throat practice no has been
equally successful.
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Two s-rAEBoGrs LosT-We had inteiii-
geuce last evening Of the loss CT the E <,
aud another steamboat believed 10 be toe
Burt Levi. Our info7maiicn is that On
Friday morning last, between Diamond
Island and Henderson, Ky, steamboat,
supposed TO be the Burd Lew, exploded and
burst her boi er. She was seen sfter~ard
drifting down the stream without pilot
house or smoke stack, and was on Ere. N
the siterneon the Huntsman wss seen TAX
ing passengers on board from tho shore in
the neighborhood offhe explosion.
lis reported at 81. ...,lana that the steam
boat Elk had run agsssst rock and tore 8
hole in her side, causing her to aink. The
occurred il the Ohio river, not far
from the Island opposite smi,hlaud.
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The following reso.uuou has been adopt
Cd by tho legislature o, rcnDesseo3-
EA-'rs' ..l Gz-rrG, hssca5'y Of Tenn
o's-s, The, The thsnks Of the loyal people
Of the State are due to Nj or General Stone
man for the greet sli'' and success with
which he conducted hia two great rsids into
Virginia and North Carolina, by which he
destroyed millions OF dollars worth OF the
enoIaiea means OF var, f1r capturing many
uf tboir forces, and cuectulliy c-pPjnE
tAcm in their operations, and that he has
our hauha lor the ahi!ity oud succe.s with
which he 6ss conducted military operations
in Esst Tennessoe, and that be he furnish
81 With a copy ct this resoluacu Officially
giEE-t
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Orc Jon C1-IcE.-We ere executing avery
description q plain and fancy Job Print
Jug theusatcsi style. sui e. the lowest
prizes Al tLIs oiics.
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The London T.mes sagely remarked Of
late that Paws, fugitive, with the cay
pet-bsg in hanl, ss g very different person
rom D4vs IN power ut Richmond" We
may PeibaPs add, that Davis captured,
dressed IN his wife's clothes, fugitive, a.
night, without even ID escort, IA somewhat
lower than DAVIS merely with bic carpet
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CAaElEss sHar.sse.-It was proved be-
fore tie Recorder 5sterdsy, thst Thomas
Knoctou. had oI.hor fred o pistol or hand
Ia 10 sn raro'sssly tblt It went OF. The
ball passed through parbsr's shop where
gaut!su'sn wore being ahsvod, snd into a
house on the opposite side of she street,
knocking tho pIaa.er from the ling over
the person &c lady aitUrE in the room.
Fortunately 10 one was killed or wounded
hnoct0n war arrt sya do.!ars.
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The genuine "Waldrons" scythe Blades
can be found only At Arthur A. Breasts,
No. p, Public Square.
mayI6-2w.
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Old Papers fo- sale at ;nis Once. The
largest in tire city.
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Farmers viii ind it 10 their interest 70
examine Arthur A. Breasts fue stock Of
scythe Blades, Cradles, Snaths, Cultivs-
tors, Cider Presses, and Agricultural I'm
plemcnts generally.
mayIC Wv
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y.xrs 3. QrlyEr, Of the Nasi0aaI Ba5ne-,
Sc orr sole Advertising agent for Gin
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INFORMANT 20 SrFgFEra7.-Torsons sui
fcring from diseases Of the eye or car, or
The throat, should read the advertisement
OF DR.. Ab5Ep, who is 81 the Commercial
Hotel, and avail themselves Of bis tLiil.
The Doctor maEos these organs his spe-
oialty. Their anatomy, physiolosy, aud
abnormal condition have bcar msttcrs
Of intense study and investigation. He has
paid no less attention % the heart, stomach,
and liver, and IN al ob-hnata diseases. He
invites attention 20 HE claims, "a his motto
% "uever despair" Wore orc eye IS lost
The Doctor Will insert sn srts-oial one, cz-
artly matching tie other, and Tho deGorIa.-
" Of cross eycl remoiisd ia o few moments
Call GA Ur. AIhosr.
EOr O. square aosl go 20 the &c. Nicholas
Restaurant Is
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Complimentary to MaJOr.General Nil.

roy.
OFT-cE A. A. Q M.Isr Sen. DIsr.
MID. Tenn, May 20, 1855.
MA-oE- GENERAL NLEov.
ASS slight token OF our regard far YOU,
allow rs to present you the accompanying
pair OF spurs. We o6er this IS an expires
sion OF the nigh csuuste we placo upon
your gallant services in defence Of our g.o-
rious Union. an the hera!dic ages, tLs
gin Of pair Of spurs was the highest COM
p,iment which could be bestowed upon
q military ch.et-jn, and in this day an /
time we offer them in q Ike spirit With
our most sincere wishes Tor your success
aud happiness, we are General, with pro
found respect, your obed.eaJ servants,
RS. WAERNEE. Chief Clerk
CuARrrs HIrg, Q. M.'Agert.
CSC. ". DAvIDsoy, Nil. slar5kesper.
I'D. QE's. Isr SIR DIV. MD. Tzyy.}
TUILAHosA. TENA., May 20, 1868. j
GEvrlExrx;
Your very acceptable present, in the
shape Of pair Of spurs, was received by
| The hands o.. - Raymond, 4. A q. II.
to-day. Your kuiEhtly gin, coming TO me
with your complimentary and lat'eEirs
letter 81 prcseatstiou, rs 8 token Of your
| approval OF my Official conduct whil0 in
command on this line, is very highly PTlz.
/ ed BY me, and will be kept 70 the end OF
/ life, and handed down to my children 60
incite them TO "earn ,heir spur" BY deyo-
tou to The greatest and best government
and country on earth. RECEIPT, gentleman,
my Lhsnks, snd sincerest wishes for your
/ health and happiness.
Your friend t-uly,
=. Il. MELzoT,
Msjcr-General Commanding.
To Rem. Warmer, Chas. Hs'o, Geo. ".
| Davidson.
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The whTi'g.g 81 time hes made some
queer changes during the past few years.--
Five years ego Andrew Johnson voted for
John C. Breckenrice for PRESIDENT now he
a President himself and lsiU hang B-cck
srs-.6ge 81 nc en-. cl,ck tia..
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VIZ. ?. Ea-oy & Co, ere on sole Aiver-
f:zinr Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR sale ~ trts oE~e. one Hand Wagon,
nearIynew. which viii be sold cheap.
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ALSO

IS NE Emperor Ions Sspo' ron
CATHOLIC BIBLES,
PRAYER BOOKS.
sud wESTAAESTs,
IN VARIOUS stylss ssi hi1HuEa.
PR % = \ BRIAN
METHODIST.
saf ElPTlsT
HYMN BOOKS, Assorted.
A LARGE As zortmsnt Of EnErs7inEs, fsnet
u Gui unframed
FIsrshs standard and minor Drama
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y CST received and for sale rs
COSE 4 TUNNEL,
msyI2 II No. 20, Cherry street.
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S. L. ROGERS,
EpoEscr pf the Senate.
WM. ETlSkELL,
Speaker Cd the House.
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q Msjor-Gsnsral Commanding.
To Rem, Warmer, Chss. Hsio, Geo. ".
Davidson.
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DR.. Lighthill.

Attention Of our readers is called TO the Adver.
tisemcnt of DR.. Lghthill in another column
The Doctor proposes to visit Cleveland for one
week commencing on Monday, May 18th, and
ending Saturday, May 2Otb, where he can be
found at the Russell Forest City Hotel. We have
noticed his conimrnicatinns on the subject OF Ca
tarrh and Deafness, published in the New York
and Cleveland papers, and should Judge him to
be physician ol experience and scientific n, tain.
mems. 1t will be seen from the series OF his ar.
ticles, which we published in n supplement on the
2lst ut. he makes the disease OF Deafness and
Ca arrh specially, and we doubt not that these
articles must prove in'eres ting To many ot our
readers who are afflicted with The complaints on
which they treat.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

Our YOUNG FoLKs.--We have re.
ceived the May number of this. fayori,e
Youths Magazine from LII. Ammon.
tie agent for Clevelnnd, who is author.
lied to received subscriptions. The con-
tents for May, are
The New Life, Three days at Camp
Douglass, The Wonderful Sack, The
Railroad, Our Dogs III, Young Boys,
How the Crickets brought good Fortune,
Winning his Way V, The little Prisoner
III, Farming for Boys w, Afloat in the
Forest V. Round the Evening Lamp
with numerous Illustrations; Terms So a
year. IS for three copies, Ten copies for
SlS. Address Ticknor q Fields, Boston
Mass.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12
HOME DEPARTMENT.

ES-The Court Of Common Pleas COM
menced its session in this place on Tues
day last. Judge Chafree presiding. There
was large amount Of business on the
docket, but mostly of private and local
interest The Grand Jury found but one
indictment, and that for some minor Of.
tense. The Petit Jury were discharged
on Wednesday, for want of business, all
cases having been submitted TO the Court.
The term will not continue beyond the
present week.
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Cattle Running at LARGE,

An act passed by the Legislature Of
Ohio March 7th. 1865. provides that,
II any horse. mule, ass, or any neat cat.
tie, hogs, sheep. or goats, running at
large, shall break into or enter any en-.
closure, other than enclosures of railroads,
the owner of any such animal shall be Ii.
able to the owner or occupant of such en-
closure for all damages occasioned there
BY; and the animal so breaking into, or
entering any enclosure, shall not be ex-
empted from execution issued on anv
Judgment or decree rendered in any court,
or before any justice Of the peace, mayor,
or other officers having jurisdiction, for
damages occasiouec by such trespass.-
The liability of the owner Of trespass.
ing animals for damages, is no longer
affected by the nature OF fences, whether
good or poor.
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Death of Rev. R. L. Chapman.

1t is our sad duty to announce the
death of Rev. r. l.. Chapm an, former
pastor OF the Disciple Church in this place,
which occurred on Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. Chapman had long been in feeble
health, being afflicted with that insidious
and fatal disease, the consumption; and
his untimely death will, therefore, occa
sion no surprise. But it will, never
theless, be read with pain. Mr.. Chap.
man was a young man Of superior tai.
en,s and culture, OF fine social qualities
and noble aims. lie bore his protracted d
and wasting illness with cheerful and
manly spirit, nor ever in the least abated d
bis interest in the cause OF his country or
OF human improvement, until called 10
his peaceful rest. He was not quite 90
years OF age. His remains are TO be
taken to Monroe, Mich, for interment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGAIN AND AGAIN.

Our readers may think it strange that we so
ottcu urge upon their attention Il medicinal prep
aratlon. Already have we, Tor a number uf
weeks urged the Importance OF supply OF Coe S
Cough Baisam in the house ready for immediate
use But our excuse is The vast amount OF sick
ness, sorrow aud death that are the immediate
results OF sudden coughs, colds and pllmocary
attacks; while thousands OF our chidr,n are d.
ing from Group aud lung compla nts. Time and
experience have proved that Cues Cough Bal>am
is the most speedy aud reliable preparation ever
known To the world. Like magic 1t relieves the
irritation o the throat, removes the stuppages
that prevent breathing IN Group, aud heals II
soreness OF the throat. ches, and lungs, No ma n
should neglect to supply his tumy with safe
and reliable medicine hike Goes Cough Balls M,
any more ihau he should neglect ,he supply oI
their daily bread, 1t costs but forty cents md
the bottles contain twice as much as those OF
any other r. medy at The same cost, while IN mtl :
it 1t is superior 10 all others. All drug stores
keep it ior sale.
SuOw4
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

@5- The Pictorial chronological Journa
for Jan, Feb, March and April of this year
contain portraits of Tennyson, Sillimap,
Sheridan, Cobb, Phillips, Susanna Wesley
mother OF John-au Indian Chief, Franz
Muller, Miss Muggins, Miss Fury, the Prin-
cess of Wales, Florence Nightingale, A
Group of Warriors--Hannibal,J Julius Caesar.
Pizarro, Cromwell. Charles XII, Frederick
tho Great, Scott, Wellington and Napoleon.
Great Surgoons-Harvcy. Abornethy, Jen-
nor. Hunter, Cooper, Mott, and Carnochan.
Also. Landor, Mrs. Farpham, Mr.. Clark, Mr.
Kilbourn, Mr.. Morrill,. Tho Human Face.
in health and disease. Gov. Fonton, of N.
Y, Edward Everett, Major Davidson, Aris.
totle, Charles Fourior, W. H. Fry, Maj G on.
Terry. Miss Butt, Baron Cuvier, Sir John
Herschel. Nowtop. Button, Howard, Buxton.
George Combe, Eusache, Gottfried, Bur.
nett in his comic physiognomv, with illus
tratIons. T.. Benson, Sr. Inventors-FuI-
ton, Stevenson, Davy, Gottenberp, Archim.
edcs, Daguerre, Morse, Whitney, Arkwripbt.
watt, With Portraits and description. Also,
the Races OF Men-Caucasians, Mongolians.
Ethiopians, American Indians and Malayans.
with Grouped portraits of each Race, and a
Map, showing tho Geographical distribution
OF Mankind. Physiognomy. Etbnoogy,
Physiology. Phrenology. and Psychology in
each number. 20 cents each. or 81 for the
set from Jan. to May. Address Messrs,
Fo,cler o. Weits, No. 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.-By order of
"A the Probate Court of Geauga County, Ohio,
shall offer for sale at public auction, on the 9Th
day MAY, 1865, at o clock p. NJ, at the door
of the Court House in Chardon, Ohio. the follow
ing described real estate situate in Thompson
township, Geauga County, State OF OHIO, known
by being part OF Lot No. "a in said township and
bounded as follows. TO wit: On the north by land
of Patrick Sidley; on the west by land owned by
John Sidley; on the south by land owned by 5. T..
Spencer; and on the east by the highway, con-
tai ming Two acres Of land. Terms OF Sale, Cash
in hand. X. II: klSLEf, Admir-
7gSwi OF Jehiel Wilcox, deceased.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

~Miss. l.. A. Knapp, who has fol-
lowed the Millinery business SO long and
successfully in, this place. is out with
her Spring advertisement this week, TO
which we call particular attention.
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Religious Notice.

Rcv. Andrew Wilson, OF WiIloughby, will
preach IN tho Chardon Town Hall, OH Sun.
dav, May 2Sth, at l0b A. NJ, aud Z. Nj
Also, at Chardon Centre. Friday evening,
May 26 h, and at the Protestant School
House, Saturday evening, May 27rh.
The Ohio State Convention OF Universal.
lists will meet at Willoughby on Thursday,
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
FNHE following accounts have been filed
Il 10 the Probate Courtof Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Executrix OF Estate of j. S. Cleveland.
Administrator j. M. 'Clapp.
Riley S. Root.
Guardian of Mercy Curtiss.
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Executor OF Estate of Gaius King
4" I" James Ferris.
Administrator f" /" Reuben Cook.
Guardian of Abigail Hovey.
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court. at the Probate Office in Char
don, on the 9th day of May, A. D.
1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. G. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, May 5, 1865. 799.-3w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

EMr. H. l.. Clark, Agep. for the
sale OF the portrait Of the late President,
requests US TO state that he will receive
orders therefor in this place, for but one
week longer.
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INFORMATION FREE
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility,
lncompetency, Premature Decay. and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit o hers, will
be happy to furnish to all who need it, tfree } the
recipe aud directions for making the simple rem
edy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers bad experience, and possess n
sure and valuable remedy can do so by address
ing him at once at his place of business. The
Recipe and full inlorma :on-of vital Importance
will he chcerulIy sent by leturn mail
Address JOUN b. OGDEN,
No. GO Nassau Street, New York.
T. S.-Nervous sufferers of both sexes will find
this information Invaluable. 7S3m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

NOTICE The Undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate OF Francis w Iazen ,dccea sed late of
Auburn township, Geauga County, Ohio.
JEROME HINKLEY.
Aubrn, May 18th, 1865. s0Ow3.
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DOAD NOTICE-Noice is hereby given
II that a petition wil'be presented to The Com.
missioners of Geouga County at their next An
uua. Meeting TO be held at the Court House in
Chardon, on the first Mondsy OF June next. to
yacate a certain road in the township of Hamb .
den, in said Comfy.
Said ro ad commences at the township line be.
tween the town ships Of HamLden and Mont
vile, in the east part of said Hambden township,
the nee running west one mile between the lands
owned by franklin Green and d. c. Gridley
and VIM, Whitney, thence north to an elm tree
standing hear the line Of lands OF Robert Pratt
and Lyman Stocking.
April 22nd, 1865. 794w
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NOTlCE.-The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualified as executor Of the
estate OF Robert s. Bower deceased, late of Mid
dletield, Geauga County, Ohio.
F.BOWER.
Middleiield, April 2Slh, 1865, '79Sw3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

e1Tbe Kirkland Mills, Mr.. Geo. p.
Holmes Proprietor. have on hand Meal,
Shorts, Provender. Mill Feed. &C., for sale
at reduced prices. Patronize the Kirkland
Mills.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12
MARRIED.


In Chester, on Sunday. May 7th. 1865, by
Rev. j. r, Thompsos. Mr.. CHESTER
LAMB. of Troy, Geauga Co, and Miss LU-
GINA PELTON, of the former place.
~~~~~~~oo~oo-oo
DIED.
In Chardon, April 3Oth, of Spinal Fever,
DELLA STANSELL, daughter of l.. d.
StanselI, aged III years.
"Sister, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as the summer breeze,
Pleasant as tho air of evening
When it floats among the trees"
"Yet again we hope so meet thee,
When the day of life is Aed,
There in heaven with songs TO eroet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd"
In Cambridge Henry Co.. H., March 3Ist.
soPhlA; wife of Harmon Bestor, aged %
years.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

THO THE NERVOUS. DEBTITATED nd
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufferer, having been restored to health in
a lew days, after many years of mieery, is will
ing to assist his suffering fellow. creatures, by
sending dree) on the receipt of postpaid ad.
dressed envelope, copy oi the formula icure
employed. Direct to
JOHN NJ. .DAGNALL
Box lss Post Office, Brooklyn, NY.
79g
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-12

NOTlCE,--T undersigned has been ap-
IN pointed and qualified as executrix of the
estate OF Amos Phib-ick. deceased, late OF Ches'
ter, Geauga County, Ohio.
ALURA NJ. PIIILBRICK.
Chester, May 5th, 1865. '799w3