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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21
From Washington.

wAsntSGroN. Oct -
A drunken man from NeNsndris. visited tho Ike.
cutive Mansion to-day. seeSns an iufesview -tth
the Ptesidenb but tecomins disoraoriv was eec,ed
by the officer on duty. Tho latter had js. ,nrpei -
70 -enier the house when the seutrv nocccd Tho nan
drawing pistol, and sei,ei IT, The man va. ,akcn
before Justice ofthe resee, and fined 'er -Arryinr
a concealed uonpon.
The Navy Department has orderei -~ner. cour,
martial to he convened In washiucto, On tho dr.t Of
November eomposed OF the following cfcets.
Vice Admirli ~ g. farrtgut Rear Admiral Hiram
Pauidins, Re,r Admiral ChNrles n. pA,is, wear Ad.
mirA y. A. Dahrren. Commo'orc h.ssfoou, Tom
iiodore Thomar Turucr, Com nodore james : Palm.
et, Commodore !. \. winston, Capt :. 4. Ice Cant.
NJ. smith, capt. James hden
Ne this lie solid court, II !. considered thai persons
hish on the navy lie. ere 10 comt before 90, bu' their
names not PROMULGATED.
Lieutenant General Grant has returned. and Il Il
understood he is nov PREPARED to carry ont tho ran
already agreed upon TO- tho reduction OF the army to
standard required only ior ordinary coalition of
the country In times Of tranlmtv AZ home and
peace abroad.
The Comnittee appointed by the late South Csrv,-
lima CONVENTION TO interccde in behalf Of jefferson
Owls had an lntervi,T with the President To-Day
several Ice ucnts Of colorcd itocr. viii hcr-,iter
snrrison wn'hin- ton, and there IL but little doubt
that the ruAudcl Of the coTls not md .rcus Abe 10
tho service will shortly 10 mustered oui Bregct
Major General Thomas Ia, made an inte-'sting ~
rort OH work In organising colored cops IN the
N.siS,ippi valley. The General organized in all
over SuO0O coored troops.
10 appear 20 have been lscerinncd frcm the report
Of the PROCEEDINGS in the wirz saiurday last
that tie position Of tho judge Advocate the point
Of eGcludine witnesses Tor the deiCnce prominent
rel e. officers the rruund NJ ircompCtCncy BY
-on of their h,vinf been engaged N rebellion. vA
ued and sustained ny tho GommIsSon. such
Vas not the fnei The counsel ior the accused In
reply 10 an luiu,lv ~ tho Prssident ~ the Court
stated that ne sould not insst 'he attendance Of
tho.e witncgps. and there the mattc5 Vadot, The
Pc dent stating that hero vns nothing lcu the
Court toI d, cision on that point.
Mnioi cncsi Thomas, 10 whom va rcicrrrd the
c.,c Of GcucrNl Palmer for investigation, arrived
here TO-DAY
Preparations tie nor mskins for th- crest south
etn mail lettin.s. Tho dcnartment Il rcAiv and
willing TO revive all tho former accoinmod atoms, but
there 10 difficulty IN dniing suitable who have
not been engaged in rebellion, and who can tabe tho
prescribed oath.
The Mechanics Convention last nisht adored
addtess 10 the WORKING men o. 'hc United States In
advocacy OF the cisht houis system.
larse number OF metchanu ave tsScn prellml.
nary measures for the establishment Of Merchants,
Exchange.
The population Of Washington y, now c,t,ns,,d At
over ll5,Nn.
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Champ Ferguson.

The sr> oi Yesterday contained q despatch to the
eject that this outl,w ha. been sentenced 10 he
hAnrcd ., Nashville, Tenn, 90 the 20,h Of october
next rhe puhlirhed accounts Of the trial show that
Ferguson richly descrVes ~. fats lie vas at the
cad u a dsI ms band Of followers who hesitated ~ no
crime, Sever tho horror Of tordar civil var
mole clearly Illustrated han In 1lis clre. u Nas
cunciusively proved that Fcrguson deliberately shot
hi. old friends aud former companions when thcv
we've incapable of defence lie broke into hou and
9Th hrs own hands shot men, some OF them .ck IN
he'd. in the ptesenee Of their wives and children
vho in VAN, sppcslcd for m,rcy. When riding
with his gang on the vayside he t!eluen'lv made
receive heir dea.h from his bullet lie vac Wild,
desperate character, Of great strength md en-.
dursnce, hut OF a iefoclous and cruel disrcAti0u.
and the soild will he vel rid Of hs presence Ne
speedily A. possible.
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more hsd they asfei for them. Carshop. .ax q,
necessary mschinerv ve-c aso secured This stoos
is an advance male to the raj BY tho Govenuent
A. prices exceedingly liberal. The commissioners
have let out eontrNcs for huildne iourteea hrdros
on the road 10 ec eomp'ciei By tho 18th OF Deem-
Der. These contracts we're all given 10 GeoreiAn,
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Tennessee.


AdslrINs Ocf. l.-Immen,c fraud, In the revenue
have boou discovered here. The :. Revenue Col
hcos ior Cincinnati, reached here ste,dav, TO n-
vo'tifNe LARGE liquor housc h's s~indci the
government out oil si5oJ.0, hut gill he compiled 70
refund a. once, OF psy S2.9OjJ.
A A. Harris ha, lcen srrc,ted here by order Of
Gov. BrownloF, sccordin; TO rcqusi'ior from Gov.
bramette. Harris 8, indicted in kentucky Cont,
fnr 4 N duLLna ~.
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THE WIZ CA.F.
Rcsunriion of IT,. -occ

Bi'h'n1'" No.. l!.-rhe -oi,a ti s.r & 'un =
sion re-a'senbed to-day Mr.. schse soan'sI ior 81
'lone.' read fom the letter hoor Of ClYta'n WE
the following
hEApQrArTF77 Cow. Nn.. o.. r"foNf'''
c.rr.,. CAaf suHi g. juno orb. ~ Of. -
the Colonel commaniif, Ia ma 'h.Jlrl lu, 10
ne ,o,.o Tln ~, iaets 7 lycad whoa . is .ci %
gn igns X 1i seeh RsdOr qpl 'oa '' t1l o.
uh'-''p - n".A' u'At " u almost uIf' 20 ''.
h e"'ns a's ny and othe' lj't con-. NO
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21

TUE vorkinsmen Of the country sem genera >
arIus Il IN regard to ,hc ciglt b9urS' q 4estior.
G. al stIrf, Nars, on WctnCsd--, Al wb.ca,
result . &c y. tet ga a.a.Is be ua.asgrs.
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lBv M1ul
Reported settlement of the kcuiuchy
difficulties

The folloWing statements appear In the Washing
ton sr,V:
the withdrawal oil the cooled from KCutucly,
anl such chaurei IN tho adiui1istraiiou OF fraed-
mems afnlrs there viii also he made the Interests
Of the whites ard hlacts rulire. The delegations
from \ ntuCkv VINO iU.fed " Washington with these
objects IN view returning, and the bocf Is cnier-
tAincd that the diHcoil,ut elements OF thee state
will SOM reu1fc "a hlfWour. General PANE, " 10
remain IN command o. that department,
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Central and South America.

Tho Revolutionists StiiI Hold the Chluchn
I.Iard. American Vessels Not Molestci-
Indi Funtion NJ the shooting OF tenCraI
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hontpet'r, ~, Oct 12.-TNs Ccac.H A"'m'y
Of Vermont convened in the p'o- io'ih. Tho
House vns promptly orpsnizcd by me ee.i!,1 o. no
Hon J. w Stuart, Of Middlehury a' prefidoui' and
j. II. FlAsg' Erq Of wnn.ngton, " t.e'E' MI
stuart W's elected on the Grrt ha'o: b. sev;s ma
lority Gov. smith will deliver a NaIci'ioy mos
sage this Hito noon.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21

Na'trHr, ~. Tire following ts'outon W.
roopi,d today tho lIo1,c Of Rcor''cr'atises ~
yc.colG ttot. That vr cnd,ur tive rimiuIstfitioa
n NJ, EIcelcnoy lion. AudIeg Iohn-on, resident
Of The ulied ft.iot egNrc 1v hs teoitrN'ions that
treason ,hail be made oiiou- ara traitors runrhoI."
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New York.

Iougikeeps'c, OCT. l2--At tho Ir'ou senator Al
Convent on held in this city to-Il,, Inward g..
Wi.hrr oiIn'ih ham, Columbia County. va' nomn-
rut los state enator nom TIE I'm senatorial dis
t5.ct
AlJaoU or. l!-Mosos ~. plr, Of Clinton Co.,
va 'o-aay unanimously uDm.n..a4 DO Oh" I mon
r.uiiiatc for senator IRON IA, ll.hd.tl,t
1roW O"' I2.-lhomos j. stou. o., sandy lt'I'
ws' to dry nominated by tho p,mo-rn' Convention
In Ibis city Tor senator from tho I h dF'rc-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21

H,n.'daic, Pds M. u! Wa,0c coipt7 give.
from 2pOto .o Uewor,rts mWort. rcmo-nuc
lo,s nj nearly 90
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-10-21

'1dr'' Or T. There are exciting tiues In tho
TAnns''ee LEGISLATURE Or the negro franchise qu"'-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
Notice to Bridge. Builders.
INHE Commissinnara of Geanna

THE Commissioners of Geauea County
4 will meet at S. M. Hopkins Saw Mi.
in Parkman Township. on "Wednesday. the
l4tb day of June. ls65. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose of receiving proposals 10
build Bridge acrOss y branch of Grand
River at that place.
On the same day. at one O'Clock p. A..
they will be at the Old Bridge, tbree.tour,bs
OF mile west from Parkman Village. an.
near Deacon A. c. Waters, to receiv. pro.
posals to build Bridge at that point.
on Thursdaythe 18th day OF June, a, 10 O..
clock A N, said Commissioners will NEE,
IN Troy To"nship, one mile north from tbe
Center, at or near "liosmers Saw Mill" N
receive proposals to build Abu,ments and
Bridge across the stream at that poiut.
Add. also, on the 10th day Of June. At In
O'Clock A. NJ, said Commissioners will be n,
Fuller Town. in the north. vest corner oi
Newbury Township. to receive proposals N
build Abutmenis and Bridge across tbe
stream st that place.
Specifications. &c. may bo soeu AT ,be
time aud place OF receiving propos sails,
FL. .r.. A. p. TlLDEN.
Auditor OF Geauga County.
BY order of tho Commi issonera
Chardon, May aIs,. 1865. so2
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jeff. Davis at Fortress Monroe.

a dispatch Of the 23d inst. from
Fortress Monroe, states that jeff. Davis
has been consigned to prison there, to
await the action Of the Government in bis
case. Mrs. Davis and four children, hel
brother and sister.and Mrs Clay remained
on steamer Clyde. They were to be SEN
South that evening. as orders from The
War Department prohibit their going
North. The parting between Mr.. Davi,
and bis family is described as having
been extremely affecting. during which
the feelings Of once ambitious and
despoic rebel leader were overcome.
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the Chairman Of tho State Executive Com.
mittee,s % schedule Of statistics for tho Coun-
ty. in conformity with the plan furnished
for tho purpose by such Committee, to be
presented to the State Sunday School Con.
vention.
8. The Central Committee shall appoint
tho.time aud place tor all meetings of the
Union, except the Annual, prepare business
for the same. aid the Corresponding Socre
,ary in getting up aud sustaining public
meetings in tho different townships and vii.
lagos, and advise and cooperate with him in
whatever relates TO the interest of tho cause
in the County. 1t shall be the duty of this
Committee to fill any Office which may be-
come vacant during tho year.
6 Tho Recording Secretary shall keep 0
record of the doings of the Union at its sew.
oral meetings Tho Vice Presidents shall
collect, funds annually in their respective
townships, and transmit them to Tho Treas.
urer, who shall pay out the same on tho or
der of the Corresponding Secretary, all o
whose disbursements shall DO first approved
by tho Central Committee.
z. The Annual Meetings of this Union
shall DO held on the second Saturday o:
May in each year. at which time tho oflicer'
shall be elected. the Annual Report Of the
Corresponding Secretary presented, dele
gates to tho State Convention appointed
ono or moro addresses delivered, and any
other business transacted which may sory,
to promote the objects of the Union; ant
meetings may DO held more frequcn,l,
when doomed desirable by the Central Com
mittee.
8. All clorgymen of tho various Evangcli
cal Churches. and all officers and teachers
of Sunday Schools in the County are in
vited to cooperate with this Union, and, do
ing so, shall be considered as members.
0. This Constitution shall DO altered ol
amonded at any Annual Meeting of thi
Union. by vote of majority of the nom
bots present. ....
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Capture Of Jeff. DAVIS and Party-A. H
Stephens and c. G. Clay Prisoners.

The Heralds corrospondence gives par
ticu'ars cf tho arrest of J,h. Davis. fully
confirming official accounts already pub.
lishod. Whom the gunrd won't to the tent
they were met by Mrs. Davis en- disha6iH.
with, 'Plcase, gentlemon, don't disturb the
privacy Of iadies before they have time to
Dress"
"All right, Madam, said tho Corporal,
wo will wait till you have on your duds u
Presently thoro appeared at the tent door
an ostensble old lady with bucket on her
arm. escorted by Mrs Davis and her sister.
please lot my old mother 60 to the
spring for some water to wash iu, said she
in pleading tones.
at strikes me that your mother wears big
boots. said ono of the guards, as he boisted
the old ady's dross with his sabre, and dis
covered pair Of number IL cal: skins
"and whiskors tOo," said the Surg't as no
pulled the hood from her face. Loi jeff
Davis. in al his littioness, stood bcfore
thom! Spencer was pointed at his ear
aud no was marched back to his tent nd
placed ia durnnce vile. Only abont &S,.
900 in specie was with the party, though
several boxes were not scar ched. They
wero brought along. howovor. aud will be
delivered to tho authorities AT Washington,
There wore found on tho poreon of Post.
master Gcnoral Reagan papers. showing
a large amount Of specie had been shipped
for London, which will also be delivered To-
tho authorities BY CO.. Pritchard. Tho
laitor with bis prisoners started mmedi
s'e'y for Macon. The party were all sui
len. and Davis remarked to Colonel Pritch.
ard, that had thoy no: boon taken by sur.
prise they wonld not havo SURRENDERED d
without fight. Wh;lo on the road they re-.
csived a copy Of President Johnsons proc.
,anaten, offering $1,000 600 for Davis. He
read IL, tremb!ad. his hands dropped to his
side. and with a groan he dropped tho pa.
per. His wifc picked it up. read II, and
burst into tears. Tho cavalcade arrived at
Macon, on the 18th, and soon after took an
especial train for Atlanta and Augusta.
Stephens and Wheeler were captured by
detachment of General Up,on's division,
and Clay surrendered to General Wilson at
Macon.
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Mill Property for Sale.

SatuuDic Will property for Sale.
IN pursuance OF an order granted by The Pro
l. bate Cou.t OF Geauga County, Ohio, will Of
er for sale at public auction, on he 2ith day o.
Jnne, A. u. 1868, al l0A, M upon the premises. tie
following described real estate, situate in the
County OF Geauga, Township of Chardon and
State Oi Ohio, and known us part OF Lot No. 3
Section 4, Tract T.. oi Chardon Township in sa id
County, and BOUNDED as follows, to wit; Begin
ming atthe center Of the river where the soutl
margin OF the bridge crosses the same; thence
south 3 deg, west i3 chains 30 links thence
north II deg, west chains SO links; thence
north SO deg, east Chains; thence north "a
deg, west chains IA links; thence north Is
deg, east chains SO links thence north 43 deg
west lchain 10 links; thence north IA deg, east
chains 70 links; thence north 22 deg, east
chain % links; thence south 20 deg, east 3
chains 20 links; thence north IA deg, east 5
CHAINS 81 links; thence south 38h deg west 8
chs. links; thence north al deg. west chs 90
links thence west chain 81 links; thence south
Al deg west chains % links; thence west I
chain 37H links thence south n deg, west 3
chains; thence south Al deg, east 3 chains and
SO links. to place OF beginning, containing eight
and B5- l0Oths acres of land.
Also. one other poce or parcel Of land in said
Lot and Fract, and bounded as follows, 10. wit
Beginning at the sou .h.east corner of land Tor :
meTly owned by Gurdon Rogers thence north
65h deg, west chains and 80 links along the
center OF the road thence north * deg, east
chains aud I6 links; thence north 65 deg, west
Az chains; thence north 3G deg, west chains
aud AZ links thence nor,herly down the river II
chains and 62 links thence north 70 deg, east /
chan 4 links; thence south 2h deg, west 81
chains 50 links, containing 9h ncTes OF land
known as Ihe Mtchell's NJ i'll property.
Terms OF Sale +; One.third in hand, one.third
in one year and one-third in two years from dnv
of sale, with interest, the payments lo be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
JANE 8. ROOT,
WILLIAM RICHARDS,
Adminis,ra tors Of Riley S. Root, deceased.
May 80, 1865. SO2w4
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NOTICE,


WILLIAM d. WILSON, who resides in
w Tuscola County. MichigaL-Addson G
Wilson, who resides in the State oi Minnesota
Fanny f. Briggs, John w. Briggs and Eunice V
Wilson, who reside IN AlIegnu County, Michi.
gan-and George Wilson, whose residence ism
SNOWFLAKE hereby notified that on the 2Sth day
OF May, A. ID. 1865, ID. w. Garfield, as admins.
traitor OF the estate OF George Wilson. deceased
filed IN the Probate Office OF Gcauga County. d
a petition, setting forth that on The 5lh day OF
July, A. ID. 1855, said George Wilson, then in
iuli iiie, entered into contract in writing with
one VIM. NJ Briggs for the sale and conveyance
OF one undivided half of ,29x acres OF land in
Lots II and is in Tract2 in Newbury, Geauga
County, Ohio and being the same land on which
said Wilson resided u, his decease. Which ne.
t,ion alleges that said Briggs has performed nil
the conditions 10 be performed by him in the lie.
time Of said George Wilson, and thai said Bgg ,
10 entitled to deed OF said premises. subject 10
the support OF Mary A. Wilson, which is lie n
on said premises,
The prayer Of said petition is to authori re said
administrator TO execute a deed Of tonyeyanc nee
Of said premises, subject to the support Of said
Mary A Wilson.
Said Petition will be for hearing the Gath a. y
oi June at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. =. -
.o, d, w, CANFlELD,
es2ws Admir- Of Geo, Wilson, dsrd,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

EVT The Grand Review at Washing.
ton. this week, was magnificent affair,
and thousands thronged from far and
near, to witness it. The Capitol bore :he
the appropriate motto in large letters.
'.The only National debt We can never
pay is the debt we owe TO our victorious
soldiers"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
SIlERIFF'S SALE

RY virtue of an Order of Sale issued out Of the
- Cour, ol Common Pleas of Geauga County
Ohio, wherein Orville N McCintock is Plain.
TIL, and Albertne J. McClinock and others are
DO endants, to Inc directed md delivered, und
dated May 22l, A. D. 1863 sh' n o0er tor sale
at publ vendue, at the Court riouso in Chardon
in said Comfy. on Suturdpy, Jaae 80 h, 1865, at
! O'Clock p M, OF said day, the following real
estate, subject to the dover estate OF Be,sey
Taylor therein: Situate in the Township oi
Bainbridge. County OF Geauga aud Safe of
Ohio, and known as part Of LOIS No 27 and 2S
Tract No. }: beginning at the south. east corner
| OF Lot No. %; thence north 10 land OF John
| Henry; thence west and across The N. and
S. Road TO west line OF said Lot No 27; thence
soui .eas lerly along the line of the Mahorine
Rail Road 10 the North and South road; thence
north along said road TO the north line of said
Lot No 90; thence east along nd lot line to the
place OF beginning, containing eighty acres oi
| land.
Also, twenty.six acres in Lot No. 30, Tract
| No. Three, bounded as follows Beginning Mt
| southwest corner OF land owned by sullivan
Giles IN said Lot No. 3U thence on 81 id Sulli.
van Giles south line 10 land of &. S. Sprague;
| thence south on Sprague's west line TO south line
OF said Lot No. 30; thence west on said OF line
To the center OF The Solon Road; thence norlh.
west along said Solon road to place Of beginning,
| and containing twenty. six acres OF land Sad
premises were appraised subject to the said Dow
or Esta te at S32O3 o.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand
r, -. b. N. SHAW, She riff.
SheTifs Office, Geauga Co.
May 2i.h, 1863 SO2w5
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pJGen Canby has been assigned to the com
mand OF the Department OF the Gulf, which re.
lieVes General Banks, who is red to repor,
to the AdIutant General of the Army. The
Department oI the Gnii is considerably extend.
cd and will herea ler include several S,utes Ina.
loT e this INCLUDED in the other DepartmenIs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

srThe Cleveland papers state tina, two men
were arrested in that city on Sunday last with
Si 300 on their persons, who were strongly sus.
pecteG Of being two of the remaining ihree of
the original squad OF eight men. who broke into
the Lake County rreasurer's office AT Panesville,
on Friday evening, and stole from the safe 81 2OO
The robbery was effected by blowing open tho
safe.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

large amount Of Jefl's specie was picked nm
at Augusta by Gennrat Mulyneanx But the
cotton captured in ,ha, city-ohe hundred lhous.
and bnles-worth lbout a hundred million dol.
-fnr exceeds in value the specie. Ills, ii.
nancinlly speakingone OF the bisges hauls Of the
wnF 80 - "
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
WE ARE SELLING THIS SEASON
BALLS
Ohio MOWER Il REAPER,
UAKER MOWER and REAPER,
Il
RUSsELL'S Improved SCREW POWER

The DtilO MOWER Il REAPER is too
well and invorobly known in Lake and Geauga
TO require any lengthy description, There are
three sizes OF this Machine-the Large, Medium
aud JHnior The platform to this Reaper is so
arranged thai II can be converted in n lew min
utes IRON a Draper to n H1Dd Rake, with SIDE
deiuery-- go that you have SELF RAkER or
Hand Rakef, as you may prefer. Its Jointed
Fmgu Bur, with set screw 10 raise or lower
points oi guards-its drag bar guiding the gtass
10 the knives, and bringing draft upon forward
part of frame nearest the horses. &c, NC, make
IL a Machine without n superior in the country.
The ER MOWER & REAPER is all
iron-has two driving wheels 40 inches in diam.
ctcr- It is so construc ed to adapt tscT to The
ground tile bar remaining in its place without
regard 10 where the wheels mny go-one
wheel may drop into a dead iurrow, water
iurrow, or Glitch. You may cross ditch straight
or at any angie the bar will always l. How the
ground over which it moves. The crank shaft
and hinge joint have one center so that the
knives lose no motion-no matter in what posi-.
ion they may be placed.
The Quaker has Stubble Rake or Dropping
AEaehmcat, requiring one mau 10 both drive aud
mannge delivery o! Grain, and make most pcr.
feet Self Rakcr.
RUSSELL'S SCREW POWER MOWER g.
REAPER Is machine without cog gearing
There is Double Joinling Hinge, which will
however uneven the surface oi the meadow may
he-allow the finger bar TO conform to the sur
face This Machine has been improved for The
harvest OF 1865 and adds much to the conven .
fence, strength, and more perfect operation ol
the Machine.
The three above named Machines are not ex
celled by any tor good work, heavy. or light draft
simplicity Of con struciion, nd durability. There
Is no side drnit or weight on horses necks, and
oil Of them are
FIRST CLASS REAPERs.
FARMERS will do wei, 10 examine our Ma
chimes before purchasing elsewhere.
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U. s. $40 Six.per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-.
MUM, and are exempt, asa nllthe Governmen,
Bonds, trom State, County and Municipal tau.
ton, which adds from one 10 three per cent peran.
mum 10 their raiue, according to the rate levied
upon other property. The. interest is payabe
semi-annualy by coupons attached 10 euch note
which may be cut off und sold to any bank OF
banker.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26
Independence Ball.

A N independence Ball will be given at The
CilARDON HOUSE, on TUESDAY July 4,h
1902, commencing at O'Clock z. NJ. All are in
vlled: Music-Urley's Co,illon Band Bill
500 BENTON & co.
Chardon, May Goth, 1865. sso,f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-05-26

NOTICE,-The Undersigned has been duly
IN appointed and qualife d as administrator Of
the estate Of Cynthia NJ. Patchin. deceased, late
Of Middieheld, Geauga County, Ohio.
S,W. GRAY.
Middlehele, May Goth, 1865. s8D2w3