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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
Proposals.

ASSISTANT QuaRrKnylsTKKs OrrIcn. !
30. l9s GIRAED e. rnlLipELPniA Ia, Aprn w lo'1
,rEALED PROPOSALS Will be received al
this Office until II o'clock SATURDAY April ~ 1875,
the immediate delivery at the United State. stoIshouse
whs SpsIy 'od aTaG ! io' "'np'''
Folio Post Paper weigh less than 90 d. TO the hesm
Legal Cop Paper. IL N. TO Ream:
Cap Paper Ruled and Plain, IL ID. TO Ream.
Letter Paper Rnled aud Plain, 10 ID. to hesm
Note Paper. Ruled nd Plain, n. to Roam.
Envelope Paper, IS ID 10 Rearn.
White biottlng Board, 100 N. TO Re,m.
Official Envelopes. White aud Bal, 3.,6t Sx9 Rrlot
Letter. Favelope. White and Bua Governments ra''ern
Letter Copying Books. Grill, 500 page.
Csp Copying Books, lc1li. so pages. 49,,
ank Boots, 2to que' O13i hslf roam, 70 sheets to
Memorandum Books Demi. avo,, hn'h, %e've'
Black Lux, Arnolds. a pit. and p. bottles ,,
Black Ink Maynard Noye'. or Danbar' d. p ana p'
Black Ink, Copying, Arnold. q,. p,. and pit botl''
Canine Ins, or. bottles. ss., stopper"
Ink Stands. Academic and Mechanic.
s,s:i Pens 6i'.a; Nos. 300, 'O' a'' .'d Commercial
Lead Pencils, sber's. Not, end 3
Office Tape, pieces, No. %, 4 yd' TO piece
Oflce Tape rolls No. 20, la yd'. to roll
Wsfrrs or boxes American Congress
White fringed Rubber, " p. to ~, bret qua!'y'
R SE% f Roasd RR sl be, IL noh..
Rulers Flat Rubber, ~ inches
Mussgs. qs pts. aud oS. bottles ,,. ,,
AL Of the aboye described to be OF the best 9nay -
samples OF each scs be delivered at the store hou'
wentyfour Lours previous T. tue opening OF the bd'
The stationery 70 be by Inspector appointed on
tho part Of the Government. ,,t
The Successful bidder or bidders must be prePare 70
Immediately such quantities Of the above described
may be required by this Department. l.,
The price OF each article to be written BON IN ~o'o %
isurs' aud conform to the term Of tn. adveu'eeH
copy Of which should accompany each PROPOSE. go
Esch bid te guaranteed by two re'ponsioe peio
whose signatures DO appended to the g4ish'oe 49,
certified being rood and sdcie, security Tor t- anvoh
involved by tie United States District judge. Attorney
Collector, or other public ohcer. til,
The right Is uect any bid deemed unreaonao"
and bid from deiaultns contractor wiz be received
All proposals 10 be made the regular ifs 90 eHF
cate which csn be lad application at tbs ohco.
Bids will be opened Saturday April - leo9, al - COCA
M and bidders are requested To be- present. -
by order Of Col. VIM W. McKin, Chief ouaEterms''e
Pbiisd~lphis Depot -
GEO. II oRME, Capt and Assist. -ousr'ernss''r.
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G5roterlcs ano propiolcns.

80 TO THOMASR AGNEWs, Nos. $50 ans
II 1,l 0reenyich,t corner Murray and there you vii
and TEAS COFFEEs, FlsH FLOUR, aud everything e.so
shssss, Ih,a say slass y Nsy Yosh- Que PIss Eoas
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As.i.TAsr ouArTrnxl,Trss O,rcr,

ASSISTANT OuARTgRxAsTERs OFFICE,
No tsl EIGnTE AVE, NEW foRx. Mncn !soS
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSE
WANTED II viii purchase IN open narke. all hor"
lat sy be pe,e'oi and pats inspection at the OoveInmc
.bes on Thirty.hhs,.. Tsnhave, until luther H.
'cc 81 follows: 49, .,
Cavalry horses to 10 years old IS to IS hands high
Artillery horses 10 10 year. Old lai hand. high aud ofe
PTse Tor cavalry horses, sl7s Price for artillery horse
100 Payable IN such funds may BE- furnished by the GOV
'-n,rent l.. l.. MOORE, Capt. and A. z. NJ
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ponrvr JIrp FMpIoYER. -Uenrietta First, Ger
sAst was Yesterday arrested by Detective i;e"s ~
or stealing rom her employer Mr. Meyer sfoass q 70 s
"a se worth of wearing apparel and other srsicie
ni..iuI p1SpsrIy w.s recovered Js'lss dsss' ss""
ku 6c''
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1858.

day resched a. 652, 900. Railway shares have been
irregular, and - whole srs lower. Tho closing
rates at the various boards were as follows:
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Deirolenm.
CUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
CAPITAL ONLY s25O,0O0
SHARES e5 EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.


President, CHAs. q. JUDsON.
'(sswyer Il Judson Nos. 81 and % chameen")
Vic. Prssden. j. l.. EyERlTT, Cashier Broadway BANK
Treasurer CHAs. GOULD, No. % Wsl'e
Ten Wells are going down on the Company properly
the richest portion OF tho famous Sugar Greek 'ssy
Thar. 4, room FOR 900 more The Trustees will refrain non
eugy advertisement Of the prospects ofhe SUGAR
prTROLkuM COMPANY. TuB srocK II sor wArSnSp
r,ose,ors depend for their profits solely on kuE IN III
nAKxnT PRICE. =,
Rat few thousand shares Will be sold sni these On the
only honest basis. viz: At THxIn PAR vALrs.
The Company, property s worth more than the entire
CT m latte, Il 90 small indeed, that even ten
barrel well will pay regular monthly dividend''
and Maps be obtained and
effected by application to CHAs u SoDsos' NO %
|Chamt.-r; CIIAs. GOULD, No. 10 Wall'ti j. L.
EvZRiTT Broadway Bank or to either ofthe Trustees
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. FOR THE SALE on TIE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAflIAL' AM
'oPENED, YOR A LIMITED PERIOD, All THE oFfICE
'OB T. G. sTEDMAN Co. Bankers and Broker"
No d EysLssss psss. hswysss
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LIvEnNoRB, CLRws g. Co.,

LIyEnNoRB, CLRws & Co.,
BANKERS
No % Wallst. n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS loR The SALE OF TIE Q. y
1910 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers' Insurance
COMPANIES and ell parties purchasing for resale.
All denominations Oh hand. ready for immediate dc
livery.
ALL KINDS OF Z. e. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HENRY Claws & Co.
Successors TO
LIyRRMoKE, CLBwS e. Co.
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Gorses, Carriages, sc.

QrAErrasA.rrR G xsrnALs oy,cr, Fmsr Dys,. !
WAsHisGros err, ID. g., March 10. 10y
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLER:
~ HORSES MULES - HORSES suitabl. fer a.
.vary and Artillery service will be received al Oieshoi
lsPoi, In open maIie,, I'LL May l. 1903 BY Capt Geo .
MULES In lo. o. tweuiyAvs more, ~ be received .
"a city in opsn market til hsy 1868, by Capt 4.
orpkns Asi,tsnt ustermsaicT, corner twenty seeoa
~ U-'lreets.
~ animal. be bsied to tie usual Oorsrnrnen, in'Pe
.,r before being accepted. =,
par, eusrs well brotsn in fs flesh sni TODD condition
ON fifteen sl 70 sixteen 6l hands high FROM hVe 90 &
g 49, year. old and wei adapted In every wsy tn e.ynl
.uose Horses between nine ~ and ter Ol years 81 40
III yigoror spri.htly and esthy may be accepted
Artillery Horses be Of dst color sound In all ptrfien
10 ,sous quicx sud lcve well bok and square trot~
rne.. IN rood fes rnd condition from sit ~ 10 tep
sr. old not tisn hft--n and onshsf ief hsnfs is
IIorfe weigh not less than ten hundred aud my o
cards
Mules mu,, b. over two ~ years of.sc strong stout co.,
1T we'll developed animals not less than fourteen ~ h.s
A. ~ fl health fee from every blcnish Or detect W
6ud unfit them fyf work aud must have sued "
ur iron, colt. teeth and developed the corresponding To-
ornament teeth, two In eBch Jaw. -,
these speci1caoDs Will be strictly sdherodto ana iis a
.iorced IN every particular.
Hours Of inspection from 4 M. TO p m -,
Puce (syafy Horse. hundred aud eighty I'VE doier
Elg5l Artillery ior.es bundled and uireiy doisi
.0, Mules hundred and ninety Eve dollars SI5J'
'''''"' " JAMES A. EK1N.
Brevet Bis.der- General In charge, -
First Dyision, q. "a. q. O.
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fetture6 an0 nleeiiMns

HYGIENE rs. DRUG MEDlCATION,-R
T. TRAIL. NJ. d., win 1--WE lecture THIS tWedres
- EVENING. 1t y O'clock in MeiroT olaD Hal No "
nth Ia which he " undertake 20 solve that my.er,
i the medic profession The Essential Nature Of
Ne. the lecture he WI reply 10 CT, cisms and objecon
any Medical And scientific gentlemen are re
peeuly and specially invited TO bo present and ssk
ue,ons they please. Admission to pay Hall eIpensc hv
cn,s
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CITY INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT.
NgwYoRK April Il, 1865. :
NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-In cOnse
OyFIcE OF TnE STREET CosrissIoSEP,
No. -. Broadway.
10 CONTRA CTORS -Hrnnnsals inclnsed

TO CONTRACTORS lnclOsed IT
sealed envelope indorsea with The tile Of the wofk
I'd with thu Of The bidder written thereon will be
oi-ed ct tits Office unit! WEDNESDAY AIU &c, 1865 st u
clock a m.
For regulating grading, curb. gutter srd tagging One
undredth street between Eixlh.svoLue and Broadway
For curb gutter ard aas.ng Fy hh st. between ie1ins
a End touTtbaves.
For curb gutter and assug siAe;h't between fif' Al
"coao-avo
For setting and Ieselng curb and gutter In Third ave, b.
Fiiiy sIta aid fishty-siIthft..
For hssgtng Tomptinsst, between RVhs,on and Star
n stS.
Fcr sAssins Forty fovrh.,, lo.ween Tenth and Eleventh
vcs
FOR ang snnksD ois In Seventy eighth 81. north side ,"
Tsen rirs; and Second sves
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the sp-chcsoa
I'D can be obtained at this ohco-Dsted sut
department Mes YORK. April rs, less.
CHARLES O. CORNELL Stree, Comnl'sioner
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AmKnIcAS YIcnAsoE FIRr INSURANCE ConrAsY
No l23 BROADWAY, NEvY0RK, AYnl ~ 1000 :.
|yIyUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this
L day declared a DIVIDEND Of FIVE 80 PER CENT
nee from Government tax payable on and aneI MOSDAi
May at the Office 81 the Company, NO il bios,way
WIN. RAYNOR, Secretary.
'TNHE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF th'
L CITY or NEW-YoRK-A Semi Annual DIVIDEND o
per cent been declared by this Bank psysoe on and
Nav merit to stockholders Of record on the 10Th
"''' ' HENRY A. SMYTHE, Prosident.
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RKNAkks ABOUT -,
Tn. total number this week 1870 head compares with
6 head lat week and with $40 head aSeasr pei ".eh
wear and with 500 fox the corresponding week year
90. -, ,,.,
The number sold yssieri.y saa to g. TIE ptineip.
natksk AN Had, .-.. Will -,sf Nss< wtsA -
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CRY OF
Nyw-YoRg.
Nos. ~ AND 10 PRIEST,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF Tas UNrTE
STATES,
Have for ssls ready for delivery.
UsITsD STATRs $40 1RBAsuRY Notes
Convertible. at maturity. into $40 GoLDIsARING
BOSDa
Also
UNITED STATES 1910 Boyps.
UNITED STATES $40 BoNDs
UNITED STATES 1-YEAg CERriFIcAIrs-
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
lad attend to other business with tho Government.
L. c. CALHOUN, President
II. SEAMAN Cashier
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No. 30 Wsl,-, New.York,
(Formerly offieers of tho Park Bank,
FouR Per CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOsTs.
PERSONS OPENING ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
rs they please tie same as with the City Banks and
will be allowed Interest their daily balance at pei
cent
COLLECTIONS made upon any par, Of the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALy q the various
issues Of Government ard other Stocks. Bonds and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission.
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At the close tho market was stroI ger, and good
demand shown for almost everything upon the list
at higher rates.
Money is in excessive supply at 6 per cent, and
good deal is done q. less The SUSPENSION of bust
until after President Lincoln's funeral creates
large amount Of idle money, which eau be had
strictly at call very cheaply.
The business Of tho Sab-Treasury was: Receipts
a. 1880 33-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
q, 355,Ol9 Ton account Of Loan $4,000; Bal
ance, s33, 553,377 81.
Exchange is dull and best storlin can be had at
1904 for 60 days.
In Freights there he, been more activity, but at
very irregular rates; Heavy Goods have been Of
ferod the most freely; at the close the rates are
unsettled. Very fow Charters have been reported
mono to European ports.
There is great activity in the Dry Goods trade,
d and prices of many staple goods are steadily ad-
vanciDg. In Prints and plain COttons prices are
full cents per yard higher.
The Central National Bank Will pay dividend Of
7 y cent May l.
The Chicago and Northwestern Road earned
the second week in ApTil
1851 sss. go 81 1865. -. tlo7220 50
Increase. $50 ~
The First National Bank sold S3OO,O00 of zoos
to-day.
The aggregate amount of Exports (other than
spccie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
lor the week ending April IS, 1885, was $!lli,3l2.
The shipments of Coal By the Pennsylvania Goa
Company for the week ending April u.s. were:
Tuns.
By rail for week ending April ...l22l9o3
Previously, for le65. Ok. s4Jo9
To same date lo01 4g7.O6
Increase observation-disclosures, 5O155.OO
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1fle0irdl.
60 Ubom Il W. Concern.

A REWARD or 50 VII. BE PAID. in
~ addition to the sun sfe4iy etertd for the AhhESI
Il. xii.in J. WILKh5 BDOIH WHO sstsssnated Abis
nam Incon late President Of tie United Ss'es Apa' -
'Ca GEORGE WM. MATTHEW'S,
WiBsm.bursh. l.. T., ~ 7.
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Financial.
pAL AT COST.
CONSUMERS BENEFICIAL COMPANY.
cHARES AiOi


SHARES, SiOl
- share entities hs holder 10 un AZ coal per year
q - eest n mining transportation and delivery (which is
nv sseut 90 per tunj also TO share Of profits the
- d produced beyond the quantity sGI pied to sbas
4aoss who buy fot investment have the coal they
- entitled 20 sold or their benefit md receive the proceed.
2xs the cot in cash.
vsstrnea In this stock is risk for Anthracite Coal
Axss rapidly rising in value.
khe shsres be sold limited, and nearly AL sub
8Aos, No u Broadway Room No. ~.
TRUSTEES;
John ANDERSON. No. 4i3 Fifth ave.
Nsa- C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor of NewYOrf
&sn. oREsTEs CLEVELAND. Mayor of Jersey City
E-.- ALFRED NJ. WOOD, Mayor Of Brooklyn
CHARLES JENKINS, President OF Eas. River Bank
SoHN L. DOUGLASS. Secretary Merchants Insurance Co.
soHN c. ANDERSON. No lOs Broadway.
WILLIAM P. sTANDIsI. Coal Dealer, No Il Broadway
CHARLES II. APPLEoATE C. II. Applesste Bro.
Oes1os OF Tus DELAwARB AND HupsoS CANAL Co,
NEw.YosK. April o. 1865.
F1>HE ANNUAL ELECTION for MANA
4 GERS Of tits Company will be held at is Office No
fssssu-st On TUESDAY. the Eh day OF May next. The
9sd va be open from Y O'Clock (noonl unit, o'clock
9ps Transfer Books viii be closed from the 2Sth day OF
AezJ 10 the 9Th day Of May next, both days inclusive
By order Of the Board
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yTNHE COLORADO CONSOLIDATED GOLD
4 AND SILVER MINING COMPANY Of CEDAR HILL,
H3fgnis District Nevada.
&ese mines located line with the celebrated Com
Hss< Lede and 400 zee, from the Ophir Company Mines
4 kw SHARES for SALE al tho OFFICE tie COtPA.
u. No. II Wsst Room No. 1t the low price of 6 per
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They came by the following routes, Eric Railroad as
Hudson River Railroad, t6l Harlem Railroad lie; New
lisvrn Railroad 100; Camden add Amboy Railroad, 60
NewJersey Central Railroad 3soi by Hudson River Boats
6J foot 81 About 200 were In the yards on Monday
LIST o. pR0vBRs.
Tho following the nance OF drovers owners or con
gnees tie principal doyes and where the cattle are re-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02
A Card.
800w4.

EDlroR OF DEMocRAT:-I In reply. TO many let
iers AND inquiries from people iii this section of
the country, the'undersigned take grCa pleasure
in saying through the coi,,mns OF your paper that
our renowned preparation Known rs GOES Dl 5.
PERSIA CURE, is certain cure for Dyspepsia
In its worst stages Many cures OF long 81 ndng
within our own acquain,uuce, have been com.
petely. aud we believe, permanently cur,d 1t
will stop distress after eating almost instanta
neously, and ables the dyspeptic who has lived
for years upon Graham bread and the painest di.
ct, to eat as heartily as he plea ses aud aylhing
or rising on the stomach. IL is an ihaiibie cor.
rector OF indigestion and constipation, creates a
healthy appetite, stops sick headache, heartburn,
sickness at the stoma:h, pains, cramps, or collie
in either stomach or bowels and sweetens of.
tensive breath, as soon as taken, aud by enabling
the patient 10 take plenty ct hearty foo0, (which
is the parent OF hoalth.' produces vigor strength
and energy. In every trial we have known. ii has
speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all ts attend !
ant suffer Ings, weaknesses, debility and loss Of
power. giving instead a proper activity and tone
| 10 the stomach and organs of digestion, and as
we confidently believe, and as the published GER
tihcates in our circulars, alaanacs, and in many
OF the leading Journals, f. ON convaescent patients
will confirm completely, permanently and almost
miracu!ously 'c1re the worst cases OF dyspepsia
in existence We warrant it in every instance
1t can ne ebtained nt all the Drugstores in tho
United States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle, or 6
bottles for S..
' C. G. CLARK e. CO.,
Proprietors,
784yi New Haven, Conn.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.
Claridon Farmers Climb.

We Ind the honor OF attending the meeting OF
this Club Which was held at the residence Of Mr.
4. c. Wells in Claridon, last Wednesday after
noon. A laHc number Of members were pres
ent, and the most lively interest manifested on
the parrofa all. Essays were read by Rev l.. d.
Taylor and Noah Poneroy, Esq upon The quey.
tion before tic meeting, after which there was a
general interchange Of views among those pres.
eat. We must say that we were both enter.
,aned and instructed, and more than ever i'm.
pressed with the utility Of such associations.
The Club will please accept our thanks for the
compliment bestowed in elecing us an honorary
member, Rev. Thos. Radcliffe, who was also
present, was honorcd in the 50 me manner.
The entertainment provided by the family o
Mr. Wells. was most ample and excellent, and
spoke well for their enterprise and hospitality.
The next meeting of the Club is 10 be held a,
tho residence Of Mr.. Edwin Douglass, on Thurs
day, June 22j, OF which occasion the means o
restoring the earth to its former fertility will be
considered.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~~.>~. - - - -- .~-~~~ = ~ ~
AGAIN AND AGAIN. -.

Our readers may think it strange that we 20
ofteu urge upon their a,te ntion lnedioina prep
aratlon. Already have we, for a number OF
weeks. urged the impor, nee oil Q supply OF Coe s
Cough Balsam in the house, ready for immediate
use But our excuseis the vas! amount OF sick D..
ness, sorrow and death that are the immediate lie
results OF sudden coughs colds aid pulmonary
attacks; while thousands OF our children are dy.
ing from Group and lung complaints. Time and
experencehave proved that Goes Cough Balsam
is the most speedy aud reliable preparation ever
known to the world Like magic it relieves the
irritation oi the throat, removes the stoppages
that proven breathing in Group, and heals III
soreness OF the throat chest and lungs, No ma n
should neglect to supply his family with a saio
and reliable medicine like Goes Cough Balls IN,
my more than he should neglect ihe supply OF
their dail ly bread, Ii costs but forty cents, and
the bottles contain twice as much rs those oi
any other remedy at ,lie same cost willie in mer
il 1t is superior 10 all others All drug stores
keep 1t for sale. '' '. ..,'II ...-f
... ... ..f.t .r a .s t,H.t. .. a 8COw4
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Notice to Bridge. Builders.

THE Commissioners of Gcauga Couoty
l. will meet at S. M. Hopkins Saw Mil
in Parkmsn Township. on Wednesday, the
l4th day of June, 1865, al 10 o'clock A. NJ
for the purpose of receivipg proposals to
build a Bridge across a branch OF Grand
River at that place. ...,
On the same day. at one o'clock p. NJ.
they will be at the Old Bridge. three.tourths
OF mile west from Parkman Village, au-
near Deacon A. G. Waters, to receive pro-
posals to build Bridge at that point.
On Thursday the 18th day of June,at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, said Commissioners will meet
in Troy Township. one mile north from the
Center, at or near "Hosmers Saw Mill" to
receive proposals. to build Abuiments and
Bridge acr>ss the stream at that point.
Aod, also, on the 18th day of June. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, said Commissioners will be a.
Fuller Town, in the north.west corner ,oi
Newbury Township, to receive proposals to
build Abutments and Bridge across the
stream at that place.
Specif &c., may bo seen at the
time and place Of Ieoeivioa proposals.
A. p. TlLDEN,
Auditor of Geauga County.
By order of tho Commissioners.
Chardon, May 2lst, 1855. so2
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The Indictment Of Jeff. pavis.

Tho bill of indictment against Jefferson
Davis, returned by the Grand Jury Of tho
District OF Columbia, TO Inc Supreme Court
OF tho District, contains two charges. 10
the first, Jefferson Davis, lato Of the coun.
"ty OF Hcnrico. 10 tho State of Virginia. yeo.
man, being an inhabitant Of and resident
"witbin tho sold u s: Of America, and ow.
sing allegiance and fidelity to tho said
United States of America" is charged with
having on tho first day of Juno, 1864, cat
the county OF Honrico," (Itchmond.) com
passed and intended to raise war FOR the
subversion of the Goyorpment at Washing.
ton, and with having in tho prosecution OF
that design ordered twenty thousand armed
men TO proceed to Washington. ... ..
Eho second charge is that on The 18th OF
July, 1864, those armed mon. acting under
tho orders of JCiferson Davis, entered the
District of Columbia, and attacked Fort
Stevens and tho troops of the United States
killing aud woundipg five hundred of the
latter, tho crime thus compassed and com
mittod being that of treason.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

NEW HOME TESTIMONIALS,
FROM REV. M. ROBERTS.
al, NORTH MADISON, LAKE Co, O., }

g., February 24th, 1865. !
DEAR SIa:-I take much pleasure in in.
forming you that my daughter is much
better OF her deafness under your treat
ment. She had The Scarlet Fever, when
five years Of age, which left her hearing
seriously ly impaired, which seemed also 10
be settling bown into permanent, and, as
we much feared perfect and incurable
deafness.
We were not little fearful and unbe
lieving in any efforts TO cure the case,
having previously applied to other pbysi
clans without success. But, under you,
treatment, we soou found evidence Of de
cided Improvement. The offensive dis
charge soon changed, and indicated g
healthy healing process. We are ye,
making use Of your prescription, and We
hope you will not fail TO visit these part.
again soon, as severa! of my friends are
anxious TO see the good Samaritan. tha
they may obtain u little of the oil Of con
ISOLATION Tor themselves.
Respectfully Yours.
III. N. RoBERrs.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-06-02

ATLANTIC MoNrHLy.-We have received from
]. IL. Ammoil, Of Cleveland, the Genera Sub.
scriP,ion Agent for Ohio, The Atlantic Tor Jane,
The following s the table of contents:
A Letter about England; by John Weiss. A
Prose Henriade; by Gail Hamilton. Harpocra.
%es by Bayard Taylor, Dely's Cow; by Rose
Terry. Needle and Garden; vi Going to Sleep
by Elizabeth A. c. Akers. DR. Johns; by Tx
Marvel. The Great Lakes; by Samuel c Clark.
TO Carolina Coronado Rcgnard; by +. Shell.
doc. John Brown's Raid; How got into il, and
How | get ont Of it; by John G. Rosengarten;
Schumann's .Qnintctle in Flat Major; by Anne
NJ. Brewster. Richard Golden; by M. ID. Con.
way. Modern improvements and Our National
Debit by E. B. B:gelow. The Chimney Cor ner
W.; by Mrs. II. b, Stowe. The ia gnar Hunt;
by ]. Il. Trowbridge. Late Scenes in Richmond;
by &C. Coffin; !"Carlton.~ Down! by fl. IL.
Brownel. The Pace Of Abraham Lincoln in
History; by George Bancroft. Ticknor g. Fields,
publishers. ......., .- ..