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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

PEACE PArgIors. = During the war the
Democracy was exhorted by their leaders to
oppose the war, to resist the draft, to oppose
sending troops to the field or raising funds to
pay those already fighting the battles of
the Union. But now, that peace is restor-
ed, these Copperhead leaders who opposed
the proposition OF allowing the soldiers to vote
during the war, urge the party to stand by the
soldiers in time of peace and make a joint
political raid on the soldiers only friends dur
ing the days that tried mems souls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

EEw YoRk, Ang. "a. 4
The Richmond correspondent Of the Herald
states that a large party of Swedes have ar
rived there en- route to settle in the valley of
the upper James river.
A citizens committee of 1l6 has been ap-
pointed to receive President johnson should
he visit Richmond
Major General Gibbon has taken command
at Petersburg. &<S $50 4&s
Everything is quiet throughout the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25
The Soldier. ali Right.

We call attention to the proceedings of the
soldiers in Keokuk county, who are too wide
awake and too patriotic to be humbugged by
the friends of the traitors at home, after
thrashing the traitors themselves down South.
We admit that soldier may get drunk and
tumble into bed with a Copperhead, but if he
don't kick the Copperhead out of bed, or get
out himself, when he gets sober, ''he won't
do to tie to-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25
New embellishments

hsUR SALE-A two story brick dwelling,
u faar and site,Iep. hais sta.ced sn4 iath-i
god lsr lot niled with aud rr.te vines
fsir perfcf Situated 'siezns between 9th and TIN
stress. Pflce 81 ,So-rery cheap. Fnqu.re Il
WI fCLTJy,
ang2-d5f Heal Estate Agent, Third ct.
oSI-On thursday evening, at or near
tie atl~beaai, ses-s ls-p et VITA { e
ley photos raps II, valuable the uxpsr ct,.e
"m -ssoct~tteas fnd-r vail please leave this ocs
Aus25-dtr
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NOTICE! N0TICE!!

ALoszo L DrGRAFF THERON \ H1LK1Ts
ELIsHA G. LTTCHFIELD, of New York,
II wiz raw recognizable r. ara to nj p-rsoa no
Will fura him int0fHaton 10 the Ya-reAh1E- of
VIZ - Z. DU6R iFf and ThkR NiLh1ae
They suppos 60 reside 10 soati-rn f"ra
Address RANKIN 4 McChARy Attorneys.
suzfs-.irl E-oknK, iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

4 SOLDIER came into our Office the other
day to see for himself just when. where and
how we had charged that Gen. SHERMAN was
traitor.
After careful search through our files he
confessed he couldn't see it, and finally
concluded that if we ever had done so. all the
Copperhead papers Of the State would keep
the extract standing in staring capitals as the
chief attraction of their papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

New YoRK, Aug. "a.
The Tribxne's speeial says It il said in we'll
informed circles that the Government will or
rest and hold for trial the leaders Of the rebel
lion, and pardon all others by proclamation.
An agent of the Poles il in Washington,
seeking aid toward the emigration Of q large
number Of Poles who desire to settle in Vir-
ginia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

r~FoR. sHEgIFF.-at the re,

rTFOR SHERIFF the request of
ua.n, ne my elf teIei@aie ivr fe-tlec-
sirn a. sheriff of Lee cornry the erfuirg e.ctitB
r., pr.yent one ti.ne heiug esk-d declare tha,
{ am IN rayor % sup2artlx Pre-' dent johnson;
.c~Sp-, Negro spFtsst ere. favor ious
Ia.a.,r 5e,.s@ law and su-erfbe the uIuiiUrs
p.ee =. the -4Sodiers s5d yai CitrsnP Converter"
hsr.vs,on Lee courts. los IN. 2sth day Q: July,
1860 Of which Capt Baihngtr - tLatrrsan
,uyto I-RAkL ANDERSON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

WE reserve any comments on the candi-
dates nominated at Des Moines, till we learn
whether they accept the doubtful honor, with
the assured certainty of overwhelming defea t
at the polls. tsr ss ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Eve. Journal.
DIS MONIES. Aug %.
The Soldiers State Convention is a failure
But about fifty delegates are present. Clag-
e,t of Keokuk, George Gillespie, Judge J. VI.
Love. A. Harris, and other notorious Cop
perheads are here, busy lobbying the thing,
but it won't work The soldiers don't turn
IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

SIX young negro men from the Island of
Hcyti have entered the Episcopal Theological
Seminary at Gambler, Ohio, with a view to
prepare themselves for missionary work
among their eountrymen.--ni Missouri Repnbli-
can.
What does the Republicaa propose to do
about it. 1t would send them back to slavery
again in Hayti if it had the power and reduce
the millions Of their race set free in this coun-
trv to their condition before the war, that it
might have ''the Union as it was and the
Constitution as it is'i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

Is addition to the regular speakers an
nouneed for the great meeting at the juno
ton tomorrow, Gen f. W RICE, Gen. CLARK
r. viewer, Gen H. T. REID and Gen. BEL
KSAp. with hundreds of the gallant men who
fought with them against the enemies of the
country, will be on hand to mingle in the
counsels which shall secure as complete a vic
tory over the copperheads of the North, as
has been achieved over the rebels of the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25
Nrw YORK. Aug. oI

The HGaids special SAYS Admiral Colds
borough writes that not having been invited
to be present at the naval review at Brcst he
shall not allow any of his squadron TO be in
that vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25
BY TELEGRAPH,
DOINGs AT DES MONIES.

Special Dispatch to the Gate City.
DIS MONIES. Aug. "a.
j. b. HowELL; The Soldiers Convention,
numbering forty seven delegates, nominated
Thos. II. Benton, for Governor S. G. Van
Anda, Lieut.. Governor; Col Trimble, Judge;
W. Sennett, Superintendent of Public In
structions.
The Copperhead Convention, to-day, made
no nominations
Both Conventions are miserable failures. 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

AMoNcsr other distinguished copperheads
in Des Moines on the occasion of the late State
Conventions, we notice the name of exGen.
FIrz JoHS PORTER, the traitor who held back
his forces in disobedience to orders, and thus
rendered the enemy essential aid and comfort
to defeat the Union forces.
That is precisely the policy initiated by the
Soldiers Convention at Des Moines, and Gen.
Firz john PORTER was fitting man for the
OCCASION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25


II /, hereby certified thai the Sd day Of JuIy iss5
sworn stat eneat was i-d in this Office, shoving the
condition Of the ACcfekyT ISeURANcs COMPANY,
iocatsd At inlsbs in the state VI Ohio cp The 22d
slsy of june A. D. .s6j, IN accordance With the pr
OF an Act OF the General Assembly the sts.s
Of Iowa entitled "An Act IN resston % llseraEe-
Cgupsnies' approved Jaruary esth, 1857, and Act
thereto approved February Eth l.s. end
Act in relation Life Insurance CcnsaL4as, approved
March 18th Ise2 that said stateBeut shows fAt said
aiapany il possessed requisite OF capital
and invested rs required ~ law
Authority is therefore given 70 the above banned Com
many 10 transact their aIrurrste bus Of Insurance
in this ii accordance with tbe laws tbe euf until
the 5st .iay of Isuuary A. d. One Thousand Es Z. Hun
5r ed and sixtr-sis.
IL IL also certified. That l.. j. ADAMS. Of kfoknk,
has been duly appointed by ssi1 COMPANY Their iawfhi
Agent sni AttoFne, the county of L witt full pow
er 10 take risks Insrsbee nern and 10 acknowledge
sryce cf process provided by law upon his fne with
the Crk af she District ceHit in and for sad county
This certificate ard ey Of the statement fle ia this
oIee sisfarshsr cetf.Eei that the attached Is true
and correct elly of said statement
- Ii testriery whereoS have kereupfo set
n nav hand asd sf1 ed niy seal Of ef1ce the Cay
- and year frat abore written
yrOl A. ELLIOTT. Auditor Of state
auz2f-d1w sAMl- A Al RE-, Drputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

THE'Democratic Aid Society," numbering
forty seven soldiers, with such sklllful Cop
perhead accouchers as Judge JOHNSON, r. W,
brought forth ticket at Des Moines, which
the Possnm Convention of the next day took
into their Pouch to warm into life. If it was
not still-born the possums may warm it into
some sickly manifestations of vitality, but the
hybrid concern has not sufficient vigor to re-
sist the chilling blasts of contempt which it
will encounter, and it must perish ignomini-
ously under the influence of the early October
frosts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

The secesh preachers of Alabama and
Georgia arrogantly demand that the troops oi
the United States be removed from those
States as condition precedent to their pray
ing for the President of the United States.
And the secesh preachers of Missouri
claiming to be amenable only to the
''higher law which they have heretofore beer
in the habit of ridiculing, deny that ssthe
cloth" are under any obligations to obey
human laws.
That kind of thing was s'played OUT SO faI
rs Protestant countries are concerned some
centuries ago.
AT the Democratic County Convention for
Dubuque county, held on the 18th inst, Hon.
B. B. Richards was nominated for State Sen.
ator, and Judge Wilson, W. I. Barker, An.
drew Bahf and Dennis O'Brien for Repre-
sentatives. d. A. Mahony was nominated
for reelection as Sheriff, ex Gov Hempstesd
for County Judge, and VIM. g. Stewart for
Treasurer--all present incambents. a
Judge WILsox was defeated by soldiers
votes two years ago and contested the cleo.
ton, insisting that soldiers had no right to
vote. MAHoEY is as black a traitor at hear
as coy against whom our soldiers tough,
during the war. HEMPsTEAD had q son in the
rebel army, and the fathers heart was with
him in sympathy with the rebel cause.
These nrc the leaders whom the soldiers are
exhorted to enter into a friendly alliance with
to defeat the Union party. u
.A< n slST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25
keokuk Classical School.

MfOk Uk (IaShICdI VHUUss
VVHE First Session OF the eighth year of
II this IrstitutiOn viii commence
On Noaday, Sepitsaber .Gs,
In ths new buising &c Seventh and blor9eau.
NJ ss.iss-ut cesnnS year will he rsnsl man
Of experience fom the East and rho intends uskfDx
teaching profession
Besides ali primary trsne es O1r course o. taEses
AID Mathematics is sufficiently Ir1i be young
M 10 enter sdvnacel ci.ss in any of EASTERN
Colleges. Also, fall Course en- ths sub.tct ol Cook
k4epiag W. W. JAMfs Sry.
angi. Principal
NOTICE.-Having sold out our entire stock
OF Grpcer54s TO Messra Eet -rtson n slt.rs
wuula hereby thank the rnsc yest patronage and
re,amrn-n h eii customers being hoior-
able aud upright grceerymen
l. K COCHRAN soNS.
n R-An who are Indebted 70 ]. h Cochran Zone
will p,e,s. call aud settle m iateiy a. the old stend,
No i1o Mai street. I. X. COCHRAN SONS.
augl2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

NEw YoRg. Aug "a.
Gold tonight 1870 ll3s.
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sTATs or OHIO, ! LIN,
June nd. 1885.

p.rs.naIiv Appeared B. sxITB, President ard gro.
B. wa-saY sscrstary Of the Accidsst Ilsursrs ccr1s
nv of Columbus and made oai ths. ue fre.cis state
ent BY them subscribed is true full and correct state
,n u the ad-irs OF said Company and exhibits far
a. can be ed 1T this date It's actual
the IL day Of yanc A. D 1905
sworn 10 before lne,
wM JANIsoy. Notary Public,
fIs1 Ir ard for said Frsnaiin &C., Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-25

The Company hsve no liabite' except or-anfzs'ion,
Office ard stationery exp nses and have rniJ fs-re
few P.,cs~s hHving been king eonffon but few
Nc -y-Laus nave vet heen ado t1i ~ fhe'om-
,sny FOR tbs present the Affairs Of The iGpany
MANAGED by the officers and Executive cc niites uDdss
gene, Al or ,srs of the Board or Directors.
fsixued1 y r SMITH President.
GEO. D. WEIGHT, Seey.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Something New.

VNHE Subscriber has just opened SPLENDID
i White Sand Stone Quarry, about 3A miles
from Chardon Village, and near Grswold's Mill
Stone for Buildings, Walks. Wellsiones, Curb
ings for Graveyards, &c, Of the Best Finish,
and Furnished TO order.
= SAMUEL FOLKINBURG.
+ Chardon, August llth, 1865. sI3w6.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

different members of tho Cabinet sirce the
first Inauguration Of Mr.. Lincoln speaking
highly OF them all. Concerning foreign re.
laions, Mr.. s. said be was permitted to say
10 general terms, We have claims on foreign
nations for injuries TO the United States, AN d
her citizens. And other nations have pro.
sented claims against this Government for
alleged injuries to thom or their subjects
lie believed that the President would con-
duct'these affairs in such a manner as to
shield and recover indemni justly. due
without any compromise of tho national
dignity and honor. With whatever jealousy
we may adhere to our Inherited pripci Piles
OF avoiding entangIing alliances with for
eign nations, we must continue to exercise
just and benefcent influence in the inter-
national conduct of foreign States. particu.
larly tbose which are near to US on this Con-
tinent, and which are especially endeared
to us by their adoption of republican insti.
tutions. He now saw the President had
not lost sight of this important interest and
ho expected to see republican institutions
wherever they have boon heretofore es,ab-
lished throughout the American continent
speedily vindcated, renewed and re.invig.
GRATED.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Wendell Phillips Speaks.

BosToN, October lS-Wendell Phillips
delivered lecture before tho Boston Frater-
nifty last night. The lecture attracted large
and enthusiastic audience. Its title was,
Tho South Victorious" Mr.. Phillips do
clared that President johnson, in his speech
ts the delegation that waited on him from
South Carolina, aud who appealed TO him
for protection against Congress and Ia
barsh spirit of the Northern States, had
ranged himself with the half converted
rebels, in order that the rebels thems ves
might bo one quarter Union. Major Gen.
eral Banks Mr.. Phillips denounced as a va.
grant mountebank, loaded with the curses
of every loyal man in Louisiana and Massa
sachusetts, and yet tho Massachusetts meu
wer going to send him to Congress. .....
Mr., p, in speaking of the endorsement o
Presiden. johnson by the various Re.
publican State conversations. said the Re
publican party does not exist. There is q
spectre walking over the country in 1t.
shroud, but there is no such party. 1t has
not existed since the Baltimore conversation
when it was buried in the will of Abraham
Lincoln. Mr.. Phillips is advertised to
repeat the lecture at the Cooper Institute
in New York, next week.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
MISSOURI IS FREE
LACY n ADAMS,
Land and Emigration Agents,

HANNIBAL &ST. 10. RAILROAD.


HANNIBAL e. ST. 10. RAILROAD.
We are prepared TO furnish valuable aid and in.
formation to all who desire to remove TO Nilsson.
u. We supply all the land documents published
by the II & st. 10 K. X. Co. To those who wish
to invest capital in Missouri in any kind oc busl.
ness or manufactures, we are nble to furnish in
formation Of especial interest. Our extensive 10 .
cal knowledge will enable us to point out at once
the most favorable localities for starting COLO.
MES We have also thousands Of
IMPROVED FARMS,
in all parts of Missouri, which are being sold. in
many cases, for less than the Improvements cost
All who desire information OF any kind with re.
gard to Northern Missouri should apply at once
by person or let er to us.
9yOHice, No Hoffnans Block, corner Sups
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of
flee, Cleveland, Ohio.
N. BY special arrangements with the Rail.
road Companies on the route, Emigrants to Mis-.
ter rates for Passage and Freight than thew car
otherwise obtain. S0Stf
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GUARDIAN SALE.

TN pursuance of au order granted by the Pro.
fer for sale at public auction, fUESDAY, No.
vemher lst 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the
premises,th following descr bed Real Estate sit
uate in the County OF Geauga & State of O., viz:
The undivided two-thirds OF the following de
scribed premises, situated in Troy township, and
know as part OF section No. l2 in said township,
and bounded and described as follows. Begin
ming on the center OF the highway at the north.
west corner of B. S. Hosmer's land, being on
the east line Of the said highway; thence east
on the north line of said fosmer's land. to the
south. east corner of land formerly owned by Ce.
phas Downing; thence north so far that a line
drawn parallel to the aforementioned line west
to the center of said highway. and thence south
TO- the place OF beginning, shall contain o acres
Of land, subject to all legal highways
Terms OF Sale--One. third in hand; one.third
in one year, and the remainder in two years
from the day of sale, with interest to be paid an :
nually; the pyaments to be secured by mortgage
npon the premises sold NOAH M GOFF,
SILVA Guardian
Of Austin M. and Warren A. johnson.
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President Johnson on Reconstru ction
and Negro Suffrage.

President Johnson on Reconstru ior
and Negro Suffrage.
The substance OF President Johnson'f
remarks on the subject OF reconstruction
10 the Southern States, during recent
private interview with him, is given with
the Presidents approval by Maj. Geo. L.
Stearns, of Massachusetts. The Presi.
dent, in reply to the remark thai the
Democrats claimed that he had gone over
to them, intimateG that the Democratic
party had discovered that he was in ad-
vance Of it,and it was now trying TO come
up TO his standard, and he hoped it would
succeed in doing 50. He re, enunciated d
his doctrine that, notwithstanding the so
called secession of certain States, they
were never out OF the Union, but that by
their rebellious course they have forfeited
their civil governments, TO reconstruct the
machinery of which as soon as practicable,
he considers the chief duty Of the time
This cannot be done in moment, but
such great and happy progress is being
made in it, that the results someti times ar.
pear to him like dream. lie did not
expect 10 forever deprive OF their former
civil rights even q majority of those who
were excluded in the amnesty proclama.
ton, but he intended that they should cue
for pardon, and thus realize the enormity
Of their crime.
He is in favor of slowing those ne.
groes who heve served in the army, those
who can read and write, and those who
are possessed OF certain other qualifica.
tions, TO vote; but does not think it is poll.
tic, or that he has the right to force these
conditions on the white people of the
South, though he believes that they will
ere long concede this privilege to the
freedmen. The President also favors
basing representation in Congress on the
number Of qualified voters, instead of on
population, as at present. ,.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

EgThe Republicans Of the With Dis
trict Of Massachusetts have evinced wis
dom and patriotism ir selecting Gen. N.
Z. Banks as their candidate for Congress.
His experience as legialator and mil
itary administrator eminently fit him for
the post, and few men can bring to the
great and difficult task of reconstruction
ripper knowledge Of the actual condi-
lion OF the South. Gen. Banks is no the.
orlst, no dreamer, but thoroughly prac-
hcaI man of affairs, who sees clearly and
promptly, and acts with unsurpassed
self,poise and courage. We are heartily
glad that he is 20 be heard in the next
House " Y. Tribune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
GEAUGA SEMINARY,
CHESTER, GEAueA County, o.

Ii p. Welion A. B. Principal
Miss Susie T.. Coyille, Assistant.
The WINTER TERM Of this Institution will
commence on Monday, Nov. 27th, and con.
tinue Twelve Weeks.
Rooms are furnished in the Building to Ladies
only Board can be obtained in the Building, or
in private families, at reasonable rates. Conven.
fences are given TO those who wish to board them
selves.
Text Books are furnished by tho Principal, at
the Lowest Rates. .
1T is important that every student should be
present on the first day OF the Term. No allow.
ance will be made for any absence OF less than
half term, except in cases OF protracted illness.
rAll Term bills must be paid during the first
two weeks. TERMS:
Common English Branehes.... ...S4,75
Higher ....... 5,75
Latin and Greek Languages.... ESQ
Room Rent. ....... ........... rs
For further particulars. address the Principal
at Chester X Roads, Ohio.
Chester, Oct. l7th, 1865. S23
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Come and See!!

Come and See!!
What magic In three little words,
| \ Like these herein expressedi
1hese give rev lite TO seeking minds,
And agitute the breast.
The undersigned have Just returned from the
Eastern cities where they have purchased as Fine,
Elegant. Splendid, Beautiful, Durable and Eco
nomcal Stock OF FALL e. WINTER GOODS,
as was ever brought to this market. Wo take
no back holds, nor wind hods, standing of and
blowing--nor an other hod-.but, COME AND
SEE, EVERYTHING in the Line of
Dress Goods,
From Silk 70 Merinos and Frints, ~ Balmorai
skirts and Corsets-The Double and Twisted.
Seli.adjus'ing, Elliptic, Patent Hoop Skirts.
Come and See
CLOTHS. .CASSIMERES, LADIES' CLOTHS,
&c; Having purchased the entire Clothing Es.
tablishment of j.. S. Ayres they are prepared to
manufacture to order, under the direction of J:
Stroll the Latest Style and Fashion OF
LADIES' CLOAKS,
and. besides, have on hand very superior Stock
OF Cloaks Ready Made. The Latest Style Of
Hats X Caps LATEST STYLES,
hAlLSisrfhh Boots Il Shoes.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

WARNING TO THE NERVOUS There can be
no health of body or mind with shattered
nerves. Strengthen the shaking hand, re-
lieve the aching head, prop and invigorate
tho quivering system with tho purest and
most powerful tonic known, BIoKRENE. See
advertisement. D.. 81 r... To-, ..t
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

z A UCTION SALE The Subscriber, ha wing
n sold his farm in Claridon, will sell at public
auction, on the premises on Spencer street, on
Thursday. Nov. 2nd, the following property to
wits lot of Dairy Cows, span OF mares yrs.
old, lot OF hogs, set of new double harness, |
set of common working do single do, two.
horse wagon nearly new, l three spring buggy,
one horse buggy, SO tons OF hay in barn. straw,
Pans. Kettles, one Vat, Plows, Drags, Culliva.
tors, Fanning Mills, one new; Eousthold iurni-
ture and other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS-On sums of $5 and under, Cash;-
over S., from to 9 months C edit, with ap.
proved security and interest. Sale positively at
A. NJ. Il. Cowles, Auctioneer.
N. MERRILLS.
Claiidon Oct. 25th, 1865. S24wls
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

Chauncey Winchell, Pl'f, Before s. L. Wads.
against worth, J. P. Auburn
.nN the 9th day of Oct, A. ID. 1865, said Jns.
~ tice issued an order of attachment in the
above act,on for the sum of S263S. Said case is
set Tor hearing Nov. 25th, 1865, at 9 A. NJ.
CHANCEY WlNCHELL.
Auburn, Oct l4th, 1865. S24w3%