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HOME DEPARTM ENT.

@s- We observe with much satisfaction
that disposition is being manifested on the
part of bueioess mon in difforont townships
Of this County, to advertise. They will find
chat advertising payaAas we'll in the country
as in the city. Tho country merchants and
mechanics who advertise literally and judi.
ciousIy, thereby increase the business OF
their respective localities as they can do in
no otbor way.
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Clubbing.

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to receive subscriptions for the leading po.
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Tho following arc the terms on which,
for tho benefit Of advance. pay ing subscribers,
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Auburn Items.

Dwight w. Sprague has raised an eai
of gourdseed corn measuring III inches
in length. and containing about one thou
sand kernels.
Miles B. Crafts has sold his farm, con.
sisting of 1O4 acres. Consideration. $77
per acre.
Julius Howard, late Democratic candi.
date Tor County Surveyor, has sold his
farm, containing 1T acres, to Miles B.
Crafts. Consideration, 1900.
Several excellent farms are offered fol
sale.
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MARRIED..

IT, Bedford, Dec. Sd, at the residence Of VIM
Appleby, bv Rev. Mr.. Haines, Captain LEVI
PA1CHIN, u. S. A., and Mrs. MARY J. LA.
CY OF Twinsburg, Summit County, o..
AT the same time and place, and by the same
Mr.: STEPHEN A. PATCHIN. Of Newbury
and Miss CORLlNN HuRLBUTT, of Clymer
Chatauque County, N. Y.
Cleveland Herald please copy,
In Claridon Dec. 7th, at the residence CT the
brides moiherby Rev. f. D. Taylor, Mr. SHER
MAN c. ROWLEY and Miss FRANCES Ell.
LEN CARTER, both os Claridon.
In llambden, Nov I'd, by Rev. P. A. Beane
at the residence Of the bridegroom, Mr.. JOHN
CUTTS and Mrs. OLIVE SlDLEY, OF Mont
vile. ~
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@-"foores Rural .Nrc Yorker" pub.
lishod at Rochester, N. Y, is ono of the very
hest agricultural, literary and family week.
lies in the country. Each number contains
digest of the most important nows, special
attention being given to genoraI news. mar
kets, etc. II has the benefit of the best tai
ent 10 the land. and its practical depart.
ments contain, during the year, the views Of
numerous able contributors and correspond
ents. Volume XVII, for 1866, commencing
in January. will be published in superior
style, new type, good paper, &c., each mum
bes comprising eight double quarto pages,
(4O columns Terms, in advance: :-$3 per
year,. five copies for Sl4; seven copies for
$l9; ten copies for S25. Rov. W. H.
Hurlbutt, of this place. is getting up Climb
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Universalist Meeting.

The Uniyersalists will hold meeting
at the Court House in Chardon, on Sat-
urday and Sunday, Dec. Esd and 24th.
Rev. G. L. Shipmau will attend on Satur-
day, and Revs. s. P. Merrifeld and A.
Wilson both days. Services will com
mence on Saturday, at II A. M. All
are invited.
Rev. A: Wilson will preach at Char.
don Center, Friday evening, Dec. esd.
A. WILSON.
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W Everybody should call at the Chardon
House, and see jerks Henicane Cburn--it makes
butter in two minutes, using the upright dasher.
Also, at the same place, jerks Excelsior Water
Drawer, the bost thing now in use. State and
County rights for sale,
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Bainbridge Items.

Bainbridge Items.
The M. K. Society. with the assistance
Of some. Of the citizens, have purchased
the house and lot lately occupied as q
tavern. stand by G. Edck, Jr., with the
intention of erecting, at some future day,
a Westinghouse on the site. Mr.. Edick
now occupies what is known as the old
Bissell House, and has opened the same
for the accommodation OF the public.
E. Richards, Esq. has sold his farm 10
Samuel Goodseli for $45 per acre. Mr..
Goodsell has sold bis farm OF 81 acres,
three 'fourths OF mile west OF The Center,
to VIM. Linton, for S47 per acre.
S. Ellis, member Of the l9Glh o. v.
l., has purchased house and seven acres
OF land, near the Center, OF II. Fl. Briggs,
Esq. Consideration, 5000.
There are two large Cheese Factories
in Bainbridge. One is about one and
one-half miles north Of the Center,
owned by L. Stanhope the other, one
mile south Of the Center, owned by E.
Richards. A large proportion of the
milk has been made into cheese in these
factories, at certain price per lb. for the
cheese when sold. The dairy business
has paid we'll this season, ranging from
$50 to $50 per COW.
Dexter Pease, long resident here,
(and, by the way, thorough Union
man, has sold his property, and is about
to remove 10 Warrensvlile, Cuyahoga Go.
Religious services were held at the M.
E. Church Thanksgiving day, and the ad-
dress delivered by S. S. Wilkinson, pastor
of the society. The speaker selected
as foundation for bis remarks, the 4th
verse Of the Tooth Psalm, in connection
with the language Of the prophet, as re-
corded in the 7lh, 9th. 9th and 10th verses
OF Jeremiah. The limited space which a
"local scribe" should occupy will not ad-
NIT of my giving more then the headings
OF the speakers eloquent, patriotic and
interesting remarks. First, then, there is
positive command TO all 10 enter into
the courts OF the Lords house, and wor.
ship Him with thanksgiving and praise
Secondly. that no people on earth have
greater reason 10 be thankful than the
American people. And, thirdly, the
manifest responsibility Of the American
people to so improve their high and ex-
alted privileges as to answer the high and
noble purpose for which the American
Government was first founded. After the
exercises OF the hour had closed, the
speaker read circuler from the Freed.
mems Aid Commission, soliciting dona.
tions -of money, clothing, school.books,
&c. That all in the township may have
an opportunity 10 give something for the
relief Of the suffering Freedmen,a a commit.
tee was appointed in each school. district,
to receive such donations as the people
feel disposed to make, and report at a
future meeting.
The Soldiers aid Society will meet on
Thursday OF this week, at the M. E..
Church, and consider the proprety Of
changing the name Of that organization 10
that OF Freedmen's Aid Society.
The Methodist Society hold their next
quarterly meeting here on the Esd and
24th insts. Preparatory TO this, prayer
meetings will be held in the church every
evening next week. w.
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re- The protracted meeting of tho Dis
ciples closed on Sunday evening last. Dur.
ing its continuance, fifteen persons united
with tho church.
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4rH DECEMBER.
G. @. Hahn, Suspension Bridge, New York.
J. lngmand, Ashland, Ohio.
WIN. Roe, Clintondalo, New York.
Q. g. McWiillams. Middletown,
G. T. Horton,
II. L. Coon, valatie, I"
Oscar Vernooy, Accord, /"
As,so, a s,ho. vWaugn, W. Sandy Hill, 4" :,
Ambrose Fowler, Half Moon,
John John Dawes. Stanton, New Jersey.
G. A. Hunting, Gal.ropvillo, Now York.
Jas. f. Terhunc, West Milford. New Jersey.
Jno. r. Cooley,
PIP. Cooley, i"
Theo Brown, Newfoundland,
G.. T. Smith, /"
F. F ". Hover, East Durham, Now York.
A. A, Maltby, Pulaski,
A. 7. Beardsley,
w. u Maltby,
B. B + Grapo, outtingv'lle, Vermont
Q. II Foster,
d. Z. Haywood. Maiden Bridge, Now York
eth DECEMBER.
Jas. x Scott, Louisville, Penn.
A. M. Barrett, Westmorcland, New York
M. ]. Atwood,
Edgar McClintock, Booth Bay, Maine.
T. ID. Lowden, Burlington. Now Jersey
Darwin Williams, Jobnson's Crock, N. Y.
Albert B. Dean,
Jos. Counradt, Forrcstyille,
E. B. Counradt,
W. II. Wardnor.
Jas. Wcstover, Freleighsburg, Canada East
Dallas Shope, Cain, Pennsy lvana.
Daniel Whiteman. Morristown, New Jersey
W. II. DeGroot, La Prario, Illinois.
Il II DoGroot,
s; M. Gregory, Pines Bridge. New York
Albert Vail,
J. G. Vanevorec. Cunajoharie.
VIM. Beliinger,
Cyrus Eaton, Greenvillc,
A. II. Langdon. Now Haven. Vermont.
W. II. Jonos, Chttenango Falls, Now York
W. l. Martin, Lima,
Lorenzo Wilber,
w. E. Smith,
Job X Hart, Sandusky, Wisconsin.
Luther Shute, Experience. New York.
John W. Sammis, Rockport, New Jersey.
G. Bush, Housewife, New York.
I. V. Cock. Augusta, Michigan.
A. S. Douglase, Franklin, Now York
John F. Burroughs, Pitts Grove, N. J.
Benz. Burroughs,
Chas. Wentzell,
Cornelius Dubois,
3. T. Van Meter,
W. G. Downing. Glen Cove, Now York.
j. A. Jerome, Eas: Marion,
Milton A. Garfield, Caldwell, New Jorsory
M. Coffin. South Oswego, New York.
W. II. Noteware, Apalachin,
9TH DECEMBER
David Slawson, South Owego, New York.
r. M. Calkins, Plattsburgh,
Isaac Reeve, Centermoreland, Peun.
Jas. 7. Dale, Dalevile. "
| G. w. Jones, Kappa, Illinois.
M. d. Parlin, Chardon, Ohio.
f. Metcalf,
Chas. i .Gridloy, Marengo. Now York.
A. s. Braden, " I"
F. Robbins, Rocky Hill, Conn.
J. M. Pullen, Hights Town, New Jersey.
Jasper Allen,
Fred. u. Rich. Truro, Mass.
G. White. Wolf Creek, Pom.
J. A McCutchen,
G. Kimball, Thornton, Michigan.
s. r. Stockwel Kirkland, New York.
W. F. Taylor, Wipchendon. Mass.
W. II. Koeler, SeuocavilIe, Ohio.
f. G. Steel, g
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Gg- Mr.. 8. r. Bartlett, of MunsoD, is to
become citi zen of Cbardon, and, to that
end, has purchased tho house aud lot of MIR.
French, long known as the homestead of
Deacon Huntington.
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EESee advertisement OF Missouri
Lands in another column. Lacy &
Adams, Agents.
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Nr A Donation Visit will be given to
Rev. j. ID. Norton, at the Methodist Psrson.
age, on Friday evening of next week.
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Gs- Mrs. M. A. Marsh requests US to say
that, until the first of January. che will sell
Hats and Bonnets at reduced prices.-
Rooms over Ayres' Store.
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e.. ~ The Methodsts are now holding q
protraoted meeting at their church in this
place Preaching overy evening, by Rev.
J. D. Norton. fra... .....
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TNHE subscriber. a Practical Auctioneer, will
Persons in want Of his services can leave their
orders at the Jeffersonian Office, OF at Murray &
Canfields Bank Those at distance can ad-
dress the subscriber by mail. Ali orders promptly
attended to. T.. COWLES,
Chardon, Oct 18th, 1865. 622m6
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Record for November, 1855.


(Kept at Wcls4frld. Geouga Co., Ohio. By
b. f. .AbeA, Esq
N: Mean temperature, 4o,l 49, degrees
Highest degree, SO
Lowest " 20 I"
No. of fair days. II
rain " 5
snow " d
fog
smoky" g
thunder storms, 1
Amount Of rain fallen, 2 inches.
snow I" o.
Prevailing wind, Northwest
The mean temperature OF the month is
about p degrees above the average, and
the amount OF rain over 8 inches below.
These two combined gave us mild,
warm month, just suited to late fall farm.
work. We had kind of "Indian Sum
mcr," extending from the 9th, uninter-
ruptedly, to the 2lst at evening, when a
rain of 81 days continuance set in. This
closed on the morning of the esd, fol-
lowed by fair weather till midnight OF the
28th. when snow began. 10 fall, and. bv 8
A. NJ. of the next day, it was 2 inches
deep; l2 hours after, the air became
suddenly smoky, and continued SO TO the
close OF the month. The other snow
storm occurred on the Sd and 4lh.-
There was much thunder and lightning
on the night OF the 9Th, but no rain.
There were two Auroras, one on the
10th, the other on the llth. Both were
"faint" and without "streamers." The
first was only OF few hours continuance;
the second lasted through most of the
night. On the 5th, 9th and 7ih, wild
geese. chiefly Anser canadensis, were
rapidly moving South.
Welshfeld, Dec. /, 1865.
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The CoNyENTIoN.-Tho following gentlemen
have bcon elected mombcrs OF tho Convention,
thrsughout the State, as far as heard from..., .-
81. PhHip and 50. Mch0el.-Clas. Macbeth, IT.
D. Lcscsnc, W. H. GillilaHd, p G. Gaillard, james
Conner, ). A. Wagner, H. Gourdin, g. II. Simon-
ton, F. Melchers w. s. Heuerey, G. w. Williams,
Edward Frost, A. o. Andrews, Alfred Hugor, VIM
Ravenel, p. J. Coogan, w. NJ. Martin, Rt. Rov p.
N. Lynch, John Schnierlo, James Rose.
81. Andretrs.-Wm. IZard Bull
81. Thomas and 81. Dennts.-Charles NJ Fur
man.
s,rmter.-F. J. Moses, J. n. Frierson, T. N. Mui-
dcrow.
Clarendon.-Dr. Jas. McCauley, Warren Nelson.
Wtuian'sburg.-E. J. Porter, Dir. JOS a. James
81. GeOrgeS.-J. S. Chisolm.
81. James Goose Creek.-Dr. w. M. Brailsford
Ordn9ebnrg.-C. McMichael, Major J. Morgan.
81 Pdurs P0rish.-Isaac nj. Dwight.
C0suERbfa.-Wade Hampton, A. r. Taylor, +. w.
Mchlaster, w. Wallace.
Ddriington.-D. Q. Milling, J. E. Byrd, J. H. Nor
wood
ltarboro'.-C. W. Dudley, T. G. weatherley.
CheSter.-C. d. Melton, James Hemphir DIR.
A. p. Wiley.
Chesten5seld. Chancellor J. A. 1nglis, J. h. Nc
1ver.
Fairfield. James H. Rion, W. R. Robertson,
John Brutton.
81. HepIem's.-W. n. Cannon.
WdGe'boro,.-A. Campbell, Ii. G. Sheridan, Rev.
A. B. Stephens
81. Jotn's Berhley.-J. Gaillard.
Bedaf0rt.-J. Ct. Thompson.
Marion.-A. Q. McDuh.e, ". T. Wilson, R. H.
Reavea.
Anderson.-J. L. Orr, DR.. s. Evans. ]. Wilson, L.
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Ga STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON
DIsTRICT.-By GEORGE BUST Esquire. Ordinary
Whereas. JULIAN A. MITCHELL. OF Charleston, made
suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration Of tho
Estate and Effects Of MARLEY NEGGET late of Ediato
Island. "free person Of color Those therefore, to
cite and admonish all and singular the kindred nnd cre
ditors of the sad MARLEY MEooET deceased that they
be and appear before me- in tho Court Of Ordinary. to
be held at Charleston at No. Rutledgestreet 18th
day Of September 1865 after publication hereof at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause they have,
why the said Administration ahould not be granted.
Given under my hand, this second day Of September,
Ammo Domini 1895. GEORGE BUST,
September M Judge Of probates
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N1EssRs. QUINN l. BROTHER have laid on our ta-
bic late files OF Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
papers, for which we are most thankful
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eI-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLE9TO
DIsTRICT-By GEORGE BUIsT Esquire oroin ,ry.-
Whereas, JULIAN A. MITCHELL, Of Charleston, made
suit to to grant him Letters Of Administration of the
Estate and Effects Of JOSEPH BEAaER, late of Eaiso
Island person Of coor These are therefore, cite
and amonish oil aud singular the kindred and credit
ors Of said JosEPH BEAMEn deceased that they be
and appear before me- in the Court of Ordinary to be
held at Charleston at No. Rutedge-stree. the 18th
day Of September 1866, after publication hereof at II
O'Clock in tho forenoon. to show cause they have
why the said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this second day of September,
Ammo Donlini 1866. ..a. ".#'
GEORGE BUST.
September m2 Judge Of Probates.
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THE Constitutional Convention Of Colorado con-
cludcd it's labors on the 18th inst, by the adop-
ton of u free State Constitution. Colorado, when
admitted, will complete belt Of States to the Pa
citic, with the exception of Utah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11
SOUTHERN FRUIT TREES,

4 VERY CHOICE COLLECTION OF THE BEST VA.
~ H1ET1ES of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. &c. &c., for early fall and
1ishcd "GEURGIA NURSERY
Descriptive and Priced Catalogues with brief direc
t0ns for planting will be per mail to al npplirnnt,
who enclose u :. postage stcImp. Address
d. REDMOND, Augusta Georgia.
September IL m,o F.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-11

IT Is with deep sorrow that VIC announce the
death of Major WILLIAM LAVAL, which took place
somo days ago ago, ut the town Of Greenvie, in
this State. He had for years filed many Offices
of trust amongst us with great fidelity, and no one
WAS regarded higher than ho an honorable cit-
zen He cndcavorcd to fulfill his duties as q
Christian in this world, and ho has gone, we hope
to meet his reward in another.