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FORM OF PROPOSAL.
This undersigned proposes to furnish, daily or
otherwise all the ice required for the hospitals,
upon approved acquisitions of Sur geons in charge,
at or near the within named points, at the follow
ing price per hundred pounds, namely :--
--$-cts per hundre pounds.
The Ice shall be Of the best quality, and subject
to the approval of the Surgeon in charge, who will
receipt for the actual amount delivered at each
hospital.
Payment to be m ade from tirae to time upon du-
plicate bills, certified to by the Medical Director.
fSiRned
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GKEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

1cith The Aduhrite Of Orygea.
/ would advise all persons hrying teeth to ex-
tract to call at DR. LEWIES office, and S
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the Doctor new and improved method of Insert
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nov 10 S.R. LEWIE, NJ. D., Dentist.
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ARGE MAP OF GEaR6IA.-C ompiled under
II the direction Of the General Assembly; one
Of south Carolina. For sale By ---
dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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PERSONAL.

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S-pe top.
The Ice to be inject to the Inspection easure-
ment, and approval of the Medical officer, other
properly appointed inspector, before being re-
ceipted for.
Payment to be made from time to time
upon duplicate bills certified to by the Medical Di-
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+ NAP oY TAI eOUTII1N sf1TiS.. with .
ohscPsless u IL Great sss1(aaR ijkO 9 s134k,s,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
How Many Lives the War has Cost.


Whether through negotiation or by
war, peace is in some way not far dis
|tant. 1t is good time therefore to note
VIII at has been the waste of life by the
war. - t =
Official statements, carefully made uF
lin the War Department, will show, II il
said, that the number OF soldiers in oul
service who have died since the wal
began, will reach the startling number
|of 24O, 900, or very nearly quarter ol
Ia million. or these, gel. 200 have act
Iually died in the service from wounds OF
sickness, in the field and iu hospital
jThe authorities estimate the number ol
deaths from wounds or disease contract.
led in the service, which did not prove fa'
tai ill after discharge and do no: there.
fore appear in the foregoing statement, a,
t20, 900 more. .... ...su. r ...Fe
These figures will prove,to many,a plea
sing disappointment. So much has beer
said OF our "hecatombs Of slain" that ev.
| serYbody had supposed only millions
pcould enumerate them. That our whole
loss in four years has not been nearly sc
great as our increase OF emigration, tG
(say nothing Of the natural increase oI
population, is itself the strongest proc
| that we are in no sense reduced by ex
fhaustion to make peace on any terms
save the absolute submission of the in
ssurgents. ..... .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
Observation-Disclosures is pr'

EMANclpATIoN.-Emaneipaiion is pro-
crossing iu Brazil. By the Constitution
of the Empire slavery will expire in TWEEN
!ty years, but many Of the leading states
men are anxious for a more speedy end
At their request Rev. j. G. Fletcher has
issued an appeal to the people of the Uni
ted States to send works against slavery
Ito J. O. Wood, 626 Broarwsy, New York.
to be forwarded 10 Rio Janeiro.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
How SOME FRENcHMEN EARN A LIVING

HOW SOME tRENCHMEN EARN LIVING
|-Necessity-the mother Of invention
has been fertile in expedients in ihe
twelfth reimbursement Of Paris. There
lis the maggot breeder for the fishermen
|of the Seine; the money lender, who
charges cent. per cent. by lending from
sunrise to sunset; the poor reveilleuse
who goes from house to house through
the winter nights, 10 waken sleepers who
must be at the markets; and there is the
I"guardian hngel, Whose business consists
liz seeing drunkards home from the win,
shops, at the rate of ten sous per drunk
lard! Behind ali these quaint bread. win
'ners there are crowds Of men and women
who depend on public and private char
Iity.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
For the Jellersonian Democra
OUR MARTYRED LEADER.

OUR MARTYRED LEADER.
A portion OF the following was prepo rcd fol
anolhcr occasion, but il will be new to yonl
readers, and perhaps not wholly unacceptable i,
its present. torm. W.
The blood hounds are satcd-the iackals hav'
fled .......
The patriot is sleeping the sleep Of ,hc[cad;
! His blood is still fresh ON tho spot where h'
ttod,
nd iucensc like rises, appealing to God.
iThe dews of the morning cannot wash i, away
III will redden and q lean in the rioon-ije OF day
And in the deep gloom Of the stoi .man,e K,
night
Twill rise like pillar Of fire on Che sigi,t.
Arouse fro m o,,r le,hargy, chill ]ren Of toll,
Ye sons OF the anvil the loon, and the soil;
Go forth like The winds in your conquerng might
ITO battle to death vii the ioetnen Of right.
''Twas thus with yonr leader, the gifted aud true
His tife ,Das sacrifice giocn for you;
Every pnlse of his heart, every nerve OF his iram
WAS given Tor country her houor and fame.
He was peer to the noblest who has governed
tie land,
And he stood by his post, as hero wi stand;
when traitors assaulted that glorious boon,
IOur. flag, and the freedom ou, Iathels had wou,
How he sp'ang to the breach, with halbcrt ant
glaivc, r.
DeGantly meeting the lord Of the slave ..
lille struck Tor his country, the sweat his brow
For the l.cemep, whose crest is the sword ant
the plough. 5, .s '.. 49,.
lilo, ye who keep watch at the capitol's gate,
IWhore the holocaust shoulders in the embcrs
Of hate, ,a- t-. -...
Have ye drank Of the fagon that nerved him to
For truth like rock on an ocean beat strand
Let us rear to the martyr shaft that shall rise,
As beucoh OF Freedom far up to the SIX les;
Lit our eyes to the skies where his spirit hath
flown,
And our prayer humbly bear TO Jehoval,,s brigh,
throue: I..t
Eternal King a
Who rulst above, q
Our prayers We bring 1
Thy name is Love-
Hear our sorrowiug couu,rys cry,
Save oh save her ere she die
Guide and shield her in the fight.
Slay the wrong aud save the right:
.. Oar helper prove. ,.. al IS.
E...,.. Within the grave ,.. re-, .,. .,t
Let not in win a. ..,
... The patriot brave 50. -.. s,.5 ...
tg.,.. Be lowly lain. 4 -.y a,. .. s.4l.
Not vainly sacred blood be shed
Not vainly sleep the murtyred dead;
But may u ransoRted nation bless, o.. ,-....
.Wilh hallowed love and tenderness,
The patriot slain.
beg His burial place r.s..'-.
Is holy ground; -
.'' May heavenly peace
On all around ''.
In streams Of living light be shed;
The memory of the glorious dead
Ever present 10 our sight,
Flood our path with holy light,
Till Heaven be found.
Where lowly lies -.... ~
The nations blest, i
When from our skies -
The storm has passed,
Celestial mercy hover round,
Til the trumpet call shall sound.
Severed by The hand Of fate,
May We meet at Heavens gate,
#E Ftrever best!
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
S. EDSON,

County Surveyor, Hambden, Geauga Co., Q
Those living at a distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor, will have their ca lie pnncl
ually attended to, by addressing him by letter
giving five, days notice. Direct oil letters Il
Ham6den. Geauua County. o. 595
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

PARMLY HOUSE,
New Hotel, fronting Park,) Painesvlle, Ohio.
S. Burridge, j., Proprietor. ID. Burridge's Liv-
cry and Omnibus Line attached TO the House.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
WILKINS g. KELLEY

General Dealers in Groceries, Hardware
Dyestuffs, Flour, Fish, Yankee Notions, &C.
Store in New Block, Chardon, Ohio. 767
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
r. CREIGHTON,

Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer
Herald Buildings, Cleveland, Ohio. ~ Blank
Books Ruled and Bound 10 order. Old 3ook:
Rebound. 526
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
BRAINERD g. BURRIDGE,

Designers e. Lithographers. Engraving on
Wood, Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses Il
other Stock, Ornamental Borders, Letters, vign'
cites, A gricul, ural Il Commercial Cuts in I'ints
Seals, Stamps, e. Machinery in every variety o
Style. oo2ti
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

f. w. UPHAM,
Manufacturer of Carriages aud Buggies
Parkman, Geauga County, Ohio. 76lyl~
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II. C., GllIE Z

Attorney at Law and Solicitor ia Chancery
Also Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit Court
Commissioner for Bay County. uJOfice in the
Court House Buildings. Bay City, Michigan.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
E.COWLES,
DR.. A. McGRAW,

DIR. A. McGRAW,
Physician and Surgeon, Newbury Center.
Geauga County, Ohio, takes this method 10 in.
form The public, That he is now prepared to re.
spond 10 all calls in tho line OF his profession.
..t-' ..-r~ 7S0yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21
BUSINES DIRECTORY.

l. N. HATIIAW AY,
Attorney at Law, Chardon Ohio. DH-Offic,
enc door south Of The Court House, up stairs.
TS4t
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
COUNTY COURT-DANDRIDGE

Jefferson County, oetobsr Tern, 1855.
Iba L. Cole and W. s. Coi'C adn'rs Of James L. Cole
DEL, ". Lasyetts Guile, David n. Cole, Mar in b.
CJie, Elirh Hat her, Elizabeth Jane Hatcher, Jane
c. CJls, James Nelson and MalISsa Caroline, minor
children e Arrhhha'G 3 Collie. dec'5
/ 7 APPEARING FROM THE PETI-
TON hlsd IN this cause that the defsDdEEE Elizabeth
Jane Hatcher an James =. Cole uo1-TesdeHts 1t
ar7 by ts Court thst publication be made foT four
-ssiyc wsks in BrownovE Wing, botying said defendants
appear the Quarterly Tern Of said CoGrt, 50 b.
RID county Of Jefferson the house in Dan
i58ge the first Monday II January 1885, show
any thy Why said lands shozld zot &c sold satisfy
Indebtedness q ssid estate.
eetIs-Ita JAMEs N. NICHOLSON. C1erk.
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W. c. PICKEEs, 9 IN
By L. WEAR, D. Z. & N
CHAEOERY COURT-KNOXVILLE.
SALES OF PROPERTY.
LlNarl Moere u. Richa-d HnrIal

-
aceezsz7a with decree IN this esss maze :: 0cGoSzr
hLDEy, Wednesday, November 29tb, 1865 house and
ot oaga respondent lying within she corporate limits
= Knoxville fronting 80 fet Reservoir Street. and
hack alley, between said lot and the T. O.
tide ana the 20; formerly owned BY James GGs the
sl- On credit months, without the equity Of -earr1p-
ar taxing booir without interest and retaining lien til
.. \. DEADERICK, c. N
Isaac W. ArQgeen IS. Sarah A Sutherland and f4herS.
r. accordance with made this cause Octo-
Term 1865 Of court will sell AZ the house
z and mentioned in the decree lying in Knoxville being lot
10 n Ec OF lots belonging 70 the Of James Ken
y dec AID bought at Oh2ncery sale BY J. J. Craig 'front.'
% fec. Wstor Street. and running back with dyergiRg
unequal lengths, Of liz the other Of los
LEX line Of ll2 feet.
Terms sale-half cash. the other hafiD S months note
'srlnS interest will be required with good security, and
D.A: DEhDERICK, c. II.
w. B,srl and wife, rs. W. Il. AID Il. VI. PIumlee
- a5oor8sn-s with decree made IN this cause at the Ooto
term 500, oI said court, will Cxpo5e 70 sale, the
$50 lot cf ground, known No 3, II Nelson, Msbry
swans addition % Knoxville Terms cash in hand.
D. A. DEAnERICK, G. 4 NJ
e. Steele and John Jones. Admir- q JOS Hardin decd
re rye Hardin and others.
accordance with decree said rlzde in this use
the O-tot-r Is D viii sale the court
dnoT N knoxville on wednesday, November 18th 1865
" Of land IN Knox county lying Fart Beaver Greek
Ridge adjoining The lands Cf Jno Msrcum, inc. Foust
hgrs and bought by George and Anos J. Hardin,
Eouss
The sl5 VII b. made without the right Of raeaptioD on
credit Of and l. months taking bond With interest and re-
tanning len tiil The purchase money is paid.
gctS2-it D. A. DEADERICk. l. 4 VI.
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ATTACHMENT.

George DelaP VS.. Leroy Brown.
FTNHE plaintiff affidavit, the defendant indebted
and abs-onds the ordinary
process be served upon him, having obtained an ors
nal attachment against the estate Of the defendant
tuTRabo before Jas a WisemRn Justice Of Peace for
Campbell county Tenn Il is ordered by Justice
defendant appear before him his Campbell county
the 25th day Of April, lS66 it Will be proceeded ex
arte. Il further ordered that this Be- published
four weeks in R-oEnlow's Whig,
octlI-4t@ JAMES 4. WIsEYkN. J. p.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

THE PLAINTIFF affidavit Esys the defendant IS Indebted TO
him EbscOnds that cannot lie served upon
an having original attachment against the 80
defendant TetuTDsbls before g owen,
Estes Of the Psee for AcnD county and the having
levied bis property IL ordered by said Justice taaI
defendant appear before hin once Athens, Ienu
the 10Th day Of November next II Will be proceeded
with Il s ordered that ths b. pub
-iTh fer foRE s1SCeEEiye weeks in BrOwulOw Mig
WM. Z. OWEN, J. ?
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
CHANCERY COURT-MARYVILLE.
OCTOBER RULES, lsc,

NN LUbfh ~
james Matthew'S John Jones, al Isabella j. Jones,
and J. H. Houston, ct a.
George Caldwell, E. :. WIkcrson al, ". James A.
Houston Isabella J. Jones and James Matthews, al
By Cross Bill
IN this Cross Bill 1t appears that Jamts 4. Houston
nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee, so ahcon
himself that the ordinary process cannot be served
notice hereby given 20 said respondent
appear the CaRcery Court to &c held az haryvo
the our Monday Of December next there 20 plead
or de1ur 20 said bill tho will be taken confessed
and set heariugsy parte ". c. PICKENS. c. & II.
octlS-itpT By 1. WEAR, .. c. & NJ.
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ATTACHMENT.
ELLEN Houston vs.. S. ]. and ]. D. Pu,l

Ellen Houston vs. S. J. aud J. D. Pugh.
TIRE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
PENDANTS indebted 20 her, in the Sl44lO.
with interest firm March ii, 1868 and the said J. PuEh
abcoRds that the ordinary process b. served
D. Pugh his security has about leave for parts
known her and having obtained original attachment
made bic before A W Emmett, JHstiCeO he Peace
Hawkins county and the having been levied onler pro-
perry II Is ordered by said Justice that the defendants appear
before him his Office in the II Civil District Of Blouut
~ Tennessee, the 18th day Of April 1866 will be
proceeded with parc. II Is further ordered
notice Dc published for 0ur successive weeks in BrOwuO
Wing. oCtlS-4t \. ". EMMETT, J. p.
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Jobp NrPbsIl Va. Wrn. L. LaE,rIy.

HE Plaintiff AFFIDAVIT rays defendant indebted
him, AbscUnds De served
an, having CbtAnsd original attachment against tie
defendant Iads rrtUFnablr before NU - Ugen
JpGtics o the Peace McNn county and the having
levied bE property Il Is OTdrt by said justice IhaI
defendant him ONCE Athens Ienu
the 18th day November will be pTucesded
further ORDERED that Shs notice Re PED
foEE successive weeks in Brow nlUw wing.
VA. L, OWN, J. ?.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01

JIE plaintiff or sdavit says the defendant Is indebted
abseOnds conoess himself that the ordinary
process be served him. and having obtained
original attachment against the estate, made Teturnshe
before Wm. c. owen Justice Of the Peace for NcMgn
the having been levied his property Il
ordered by said Justice, the DEFENDANT appear
his ONCE in Athens Tenn, the 10Th day Of NuFn
next viii proceeded with ex psrta 1t .s
rther ordered by sid Justice that this notice b. published
Tor four weeks in BTovElcw's Whg.
O.
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ATTACHMENT

". Il. G.llsspy -, j.. Z. Gillespy.
= He PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT SAYS T9r Oh
PENDANT Is indebted % aim, and abscouds thai tn
'ruiRars process cannot &c served upon him. having obainr
.laGr rrurnahr before J. p. HCoz, Justice Of ne Pr
ir Buunt county and the hayins levied l
and l. is ordered By said Justice thsJ defend. M r
rfBrs him bis yics in Blcaat county, ca tEr IA ,
ec-Elber arNt. il viii O. preceded y parte Z is Inn
ner ordered that this notice D. published four SUGGEST,
y.-.ks IN BroWulOw's Wig
oct25-iwe JOHN T. HOOK, j. P
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e. Steele and John Jones. Admir- u JOS Hardin deed
% Earlin md uthnr.
Attachments

James McMilu IS. W. 4. Lawson.
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
says tle defendant indebted TO him. and so absconds or
clCs mz shat the ordinary process Of law cannot Be-
trTed on him. having obtained original attachment ans
che esse, nat retUTIabe before A C. E CsIen Justice OF
sire Peace oT KICK county and the having been levied
hrs property u s ordered BY said Justice that The gn
appear before him his ooe Knox countv Tenn
e 81 day o. December, less, the viii PRO
seeded UarLC. L j. further ordered that thig notice
e published f3- fo- weeks in Bownlo's Whg
CT 1o-it A. c. I. CAILEN ] p
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CHANCERY CoURP-Jacksborough.

VttoteE RuesI IStt.
Jas P Erwin and oIhers, Ben. z Knclid aud others
appears from the allegations The hill fled this cause
that defendants, B. T. kinCsid John kincad and
CelGs Kinoad ncH-rpsdents the ordered
that publication made for four weeks Brown
lows WbE notifying sd defendants appear before the
ChEnCsTy Court st JackEbcFoUgb, the 18th Monday
December then and there make b defense bill
she will Re taken foz confessed, and hearing
:. Il. BRATCHER, G. { NJ
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Attachment.

Lewis Harmon vs.. s. J. Barnard.
IN THIS CAUSE THE PLAINTIFF
having sued attachment against the defendant
hundred and fortyght dollars and eleven
cents which attachment levied Of land
Claiborne county belonging the defendant and upon return
Of tbs the proceedings were Postponed by for
months: ordered that said defendant ird ap-
pear before ne At ny house. Claiborne county, thl a
day If December defend said suit judgment will
rendered tborein Il further ordered that this notice T.
published IN Browniows Wing for four Veeks.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-01
ATTAINMENT

wD NiIs-B ys. Nicboa aud Jonathan K. Patterson
TE'HE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT,
Esys DEFENDANTS indebted to him sad absconds
himself tas' the ordinary process Of law b.
him. having o6zioEd original attachment sganF
hs defend Uais resarH Ihls Ssore Chsrles
. d. stise Of the Peace for Campbell county Tenn
Js having Dec levied he defendants property
" ord red BY said Justice that the defendant appear bso
bin hi- oacs Campbell county, she ISL Of AoVem
b.r S65 Dc proceeded with p8Ts. Il Is fuTth
this notice be published fer four
B-owuioE's Wing.