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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
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. ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT 81, 1865.
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L. n. Rush, N, Carlisle, st, Joseph CO., Ind.
3, u; Carrier, Summervile. Jefferson co. Pa.
W II; II. Clayton, Troy, Davis CO, Iowa,
g. Holt, Stockdale. Wabash co., Ind.
E'L Roe, Salierfeld. Mercer CO., Pa.
W; T%nnicliA'' II. Harmor, washingt,n CO. Pa.
:, " thompson, Home, Indiana CO., Pa,
n, otearns, Evensburg, Cambria CO., Pa
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Troy Items.
SUDDEN DEATH.

- The Rev. M, Terry, pastor of the Copgro
gational Church in this place, died very
suddenly on Friday last, about midnight
He spent the day in pastoral and other du
ties. and retired that night in bis usua
health. A little past eleven o'clock, be
awoke. and complained of being in much
distress about the region of the stomach
After short time, he became comparatively
easy. This was soon succeeded by another
distressed spell, though much modified in
degree, and of shorter duration, when he be.
came entirely free from pain. He re.
marked to bis wife that, as be now felt easy
she had better retire. These words had
scarcely fallen from lips, when he gasped
became unconscious. and in few moments
was dead.
The disease of which he died Is supposed
TO be some form of heart disease. His loss
willbe deeply felt, both by the afflicted fam
lily and the people at large.
sg.ss at$taf REMOVAL s:s.. ya's
DR.. Sheldon, for many years q resident
Shyslciau in this town, has, on account of
ms continued III health. sold his residence
and removed to the township of Hambdeu.
Am place has passed into the hands of
Samuel Knights, formerly of Parkman.
THE FROST.
'u On Sunday morning, there was frost, suf-
hcientiy severe to Kill dahlias. Water froze
about I inch. This 10 our first hard frost.
B.F.A.
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Election of Justices.

Tho following persons we're elected Jus
tices of the Peace In this County. at the
election on the 3Oth inst:
Russell-J. NJ Childs.
.....,-.
Newbury-Daniel johnson.
Cbardon-Henry X. Smith, Edgar West.
Troy-David L. Pope.
Parkman-William Powell, E. Clarke
White.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

~We intend, at the comment cement of
the ne1tvolumo. to enlarge and otherwise
considerably improve the Democrat. Now,
then, 10 the time for old subscribers to pay
up their subscriptions, and all others to send
in their names.
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MARRIED.

On the 25ih inst, bv Elder A. s. Hayden
Mr.. ALFRED S. HAYDEN, of East Cleve
land.to Miss LIBBIE M. MERRILLS, ,Spen
Ger Street, Clardon. -'>.
In Cbardon, Oct. 10Th. by Elder D. R
King. at his residence, Mr. WARREN j.
HAZEL and Miss NANCY M. STANSELL
both of Chardon. '.a.
In Girard. Pa, on tho 2ls, inst, Mr.
GEO. FlNNEY, late Of tho l9G.h Reg. o
V. l., aud Miss AMANDA FOWLER, both
of Chardou. ..-..
On the 10Th inst, at the residence OF Mr..
II. Hosford. in Chardon. BY Rev. VIM. II
Wilson, Mr.. VIM II. MARSHALL and Miss
ADELAIDE N. BURCHARD, both of Char
don. r"< ..'..... .a-
Painesville Telegraph please copy.
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l.. A. HAMILTON.

The Lorain county .N'tps has been sold to
): b. L. Marsh, Esq by its former publisher,
Mr.. j. +. Harmon. l.. l.. Rico, Esq. its able
and veteran editor, retires from connection
with il, and Mr. Marsh assumes the editorial
labor. The latter gentleman is a graduate
of Oberlin College, of the class of 1862, and
has served with distinguished credit for two
years in the Union army.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

&srSomo of our exchanges complain of
the high price of butter, and suggest that, as
remedy people should refuse 10 use it until
the butter. .extortioners are forced to sell it
at figures not entirely. bey ond the bounds of
reason. 40 to 45 cents pound for butter
is simply ridiculous. SCR
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Trustees.
CHARpoN, Oct, 2Ist. 1865.

-. CHARDoN, Oct, 2lst, 1865.
EDITOR DEMooRAT:- ...a
The accompanying letter explains itself.
Permit Inc to say, through your paper, to
those disabled soldiers who have no
homes, and are entitled 10 admission into
the Home at Columbus, tha. it will give
me great pleasure, at any time, to render
them any assistance necessary to secure
admission. .
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

A%Our remark, last week, that "our fair
days are over" has proved go very unpro-
phetic that We have pretty much concluded
we are poor prognosticator Of tho
weather.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post Office at Chardon, State Of Ohio,
this 26M day of Oct, 1865.
aTTo obtain any of these Letters, the appli.
cant must ca for advertised Letters, give the
date OF the List, and pay cent for atver tising
DcJ-lt uot called for within one month, the .
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Collins w. G.. Rocker Jessy
Woodward D. II.
j. y. CONVERSE, P. NJ.
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DN2lCl2lg School.

TTNHE Undersigned will open Dancing School
Il sht the Town Hall in Chardon. on FRIDAY
EVENING, Oct. goth, 1865. Terms, So for II
Lessons. RIDER 81 CARVER
Chardon, Oct. Goth, 1865 S23w2
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eSWe received very pleasant visit, on
Tuesday last, from our former correspond.
ent, "Old Po'keopsie," of tho I'd Ohio Cav
ally. a .... ..... ..
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

EOUND near the residence of tho Subsor;hor :,
4 Manson, BOX of HERRING. PEPPER
&c, OF some value. The owner can have them
oy proving property and paving for this advert.
'S1vien., W'. O-. a., b. +. DOWNING.
-"u"Soh' Ncl' @Hh, 1863. Saw
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A Card.


Editor OF DEMocRhT;-I In reply IN manu- io,
ters and inquiries from people In This section of
the county, the undersigned tuke prcnt pIeo suTe
in aging through the columns OF your pnper r ,bnt
our renowned prepnr alton known as GOES DYS.
PEPSlA CURE, is q certain cure for Dyspep,io
in its worst stages. Many cures of long ain nding
within our own acquoi ntuuce have been COM
pletely. and we believe, permanently curad I,
will stop distress after eating almost jnstnptn
ncousy, an d enables the dyspeptic who has lived
Tor years upon Graham bread and the panest di.
et to eat heartily as he pleo ses, and anything
he chooses without danger OF Distress or sourine
or rising on the stomach. II is an iniaIibIe cor.
rector Of indigestion and constipation, creates n
healthy appetite, stops sick hea dache heartburn
sickness at the stomach, pains, cramps, or collie
in either stomach or bowels and sweetens Of
fcnsive BREATH as soon as taken, and by enabling
the patien, to take plenty OF hearty foo6 (which
and energy. In every trial we have known. il has
speedily eradicateh Dyspepsia with all ts attend.
ant suflctings, weaknesses, debility and loss OF
power, giving instead, proper activity and tone
10 the stomach and organs of digestion and ma
we confidently believe, and as the published Ger.
uncates IL our circulars, almanacs nd in many
OF ihe lending Journals n ON convalcscent patients
Will confirm. completely, permanently and almost
mlracu!ously cure the worst cases of dyspepsin
| IN existence We warrant 1t in every instance.
| II can he obtained at all the Drugstores in the
United States and Canadas, at 81 per bottle, or
bottles for IS.
C. @. CLARK g. CO.,
Propretors,
ioayl se . New Haven, Conn
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

wTbe Connennt Reporter, one of the
most enterprising Of our contemporaries, has
boon purchased by ]. P Reig, its former
proprietor, Mr.. Kelsey retiring.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

AsSee advertisement OF Missouri
Lands In another column. Lacy &
Adams, Agents.
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

And, knowing that the intelligent refrain from
using anything pertaining to Quackery or the
Patent Medicine order-most of whom are pre.
pared by elf-styed Doctors. who are too isno.
rant to read pbysician's prescriptions, much
less competent to prepare pharma ceutical prepa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

A-Persons wbo purpose to pay their
subscriptions in wood, arc requested to do
30 immediately,os cold winter is approach.
Ing, aod We are much in need of tho article.
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Protracted Meeting.

Protracted Meeting.
Elder A. Burns, of Huron County, will
commence series of meetings on Friday
evening, Nov. Sd, at the Disciple Church in
Munson.
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THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means of effectng sales, such as copy.
ing parts OF advertisements of popular ssmedies
and finishing with certificates.
~, The Science Of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
p pokE ana MAJESTIC, having Facts tor Its
Capital. N''"' 'o'
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

0EILm
CHRISTIAN MONITOR.
A LlDY'S CHRISTIAN MAGAZINE.
This is the only Magazine in the United States
edited and publ lished by lady; therefore, to you,
Sisters, we look for sympathy and aid, and we
nave q hrm trust in your ability and willingness
TO assist in the glorious work OF the Reformation.
TERKs:
One Copy year, 81; invariably In advance.
up OF the club, SIS. I'E
Ten Copies one year, and Q extra Nos, slc.
Or, to any one sending five dollars and five
names, We will send Five Gard Photographs, lin
place oil an extra copy of the Monitor, of the
most prominent Of our brethren, Or, to any one
sending ten dollars and ten Names we will send
len Gard Photography. Persons getting up these
Clubs to have their choice from the following
| named brethren:
Alexander Campbell, isaac Erre,t, BENJAMIN
franklin, Elijah Goodwin, S. K Hoshour DR..
Plnkerton, o. A. Burgess, VIM. Baxter, A X.
Benton, VIM Bowling, X. l.. Howe, John o.
| Kane Ayett. Rains, President Mill gan, John A.
Gano, John Rogers, John Smith, d. p Hender.
son, James Challen, DR.. Shepherd. ....
| To those who prefer, we will send the follow.
ng beautiful card photographs: Evangellne; The
Little Rat Catchers; The Anxious Mo1her; Abra
ham and Mrs. Lincoln; George and Martha
washington; Gers. Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and McClelan also the photograph OF the An.
nunciatioa, CrGcihxion and Ascension. The
photographs will be sent upon the above terms
and they are well worth the time and trouble
being very beautiful. -'l
TO any one sending 50 and three names, we
will send the Oi-colOred Lithograph of Marth;
Washington, large size for framing ..
In all cases subscribers should say which pro
MUM they wish, as we cannot undertake t,
make selections. Be particular in giving you,
full Post.ofiice address. Address
Mrs. NJ. M. BASSE1T GOODWIN, e..
Box 81, Indianapolis, la.
Ed. D. r. King, of Chardon; and Elder r G.
White, OF Munson, are our authorized agents
Tor the MONITOR. S22m6
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10 AU@ws~
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
| IN THE WORLD.

am acquainted with H. T. Helmbold: he oc
cmpied me drug store opposite my residence. and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before him. /
nave IA @ oeen lavorably Impressed with his charac.
Ter ana enterprise. WM WEiGHTMAN.
tFirm ofPowers & Weiohimon.,
AT. M1nntacturing Chem,sts,
Ninth and Brown Streets, Phiiadelnbi,
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A WORD OF CAUTION.

Health is most impoorta tand the afflicted sho'd
not use an adyertised medicine or any remedy,
unless its contents or ingredients are known 10
others besides the manufacturer, or until thew are
satisfied OF the qualifications of the party so Of.
fering. .....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

From the Ph'lddd Evening Bulletin, March lo,h.
We are gratiiied to hear Of the continued suc.
cess, in New York, of our townsman' Mr. Fl ~
Helmboid, Druggist. His store next to the Me-
tropolitan Hotel, is 2s feet front, $50 feet deem
and ti!e stories in height. 1t is certainly grand
e'aDlishment' and speaks favorably OF the merit
atory in this city, which are also model estab.
lshments Of their class
The Proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies nj
though advertised, are
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Chronic Constipation,

For which take aSinsle Pill every. or every
other night. They never produce debility, and
Cure LII digestion, Dyspepsia, Head
Ache, Liver aud Kidney Complaints,
Piles, Worms, Loss Of, or Impurities of
Derangements' Of Bowels or stomach.
oSy Sold by ell Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Medicine
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14

Letter from q Member Of the Izth Ohio
Infantry, under ShermaR--..An 'Ae.
cOunt OF His March from Atlanta q
tho Coast.
We are requested to publish the follow
ing letter from soldier in the l4th Ohio
who was for long time prisoner in the
South, but who is now with Sherman:
DEAR FATHER: On November 18th we
lookup our line Of march, with twenty days
rations, in southerly direction-tearing
up the railroad, our only line of communi.
cation. Cut loose, with 8 force of about
go, cavalry and artillery included
were expected to march, on an average, is
miles per day, and forage literally on tie
country; but we forsged nearly every
thing thstthe heart could Hish-pork, fresh
hsmf, bacon, sweet potatoes, sugar, mo
lssses, poultry-everythin in abundance.
Thousands Of hogs we're slaughtered for
our special benefit millions worth of cot
ton was burned and cotton gins destroyed,
together with implements Of husbandry,
and the negroes, horses and beef cattle
driven of At one plantation we burned
about half million worth of cotton. The
proprietor lives in Savannah; he had
about 700 negroes, 800 were at home, the
balance having been run of to Agusta to
keep them from the Yankees. One Of our
boys rode into the yard where they we're:
HDarkies," said he, 81 set you all free" !"
"De Lord bress you, msssa, is VIC free7n
and such dancing, singing, such demon
strstions of Joy, clspping Of hands, praying,
rolling on the ground. ldT :
There were about 800 chickens In the
poultry yard and barn. "Now,n said l,
"boys, want some Of them for supper" /"
Every one, young and old, started, and /
do not believe you ever saw anything equAI
it.; every niger seemed bound to have :
chicken for me; such q bsbls of voices
squalling of chickens and commotisn gem
orally. had to lie down and roll on the
ground, and never laughed more heartily
in my life. This campaign, for novelty,
exceeds all others of the wa; its damage
ing effect upon the enemy surpaSles all
others both morally and politically. In
the capture of Savannah comes the climax,
which look upon as certain to be Ac-
eomplished very soon. s4a,. --- q
:. Dear father, have learned tolook calm.
" at danger. In the face of seeming in
evitRble death, when comrades were falling
on either side, and the leaden messengers
of death were hurled about promiscuoully,
the battle-cry and shout brought me to
sense Of duty, and the wish to prove myself
q man, nerved me to ''do snd dare for lib.
erty and the flag" ALBERT OsBoxN
December 1s, 1856. i gyss ore + ia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14

It appears that there are nearly thou
sand persons confined in the South who do
net belong to the army, but have been ar
rested for various other reasons Some are
persons who were arrested in consequence
Of being suspected Of dislOyslty to Davis !
others being captured as crews Of trading
vessels; others while cultivsting free labor
cotton farms; others residents Of the South
whose devotion to the old hsg msde them
hostile to the rebel government HistO be
hoped that something viii be done for the
release Of this class Of prisoner1 aoW that q
general exchange is going forward. al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14
Facts About the 7-SOs-The Advantages
They Offer.
rHErR LpsoLurF sEcuR1TY.

Nearly sll active credits are now based
on Government securities, and banks hold
them as the very best and strongest invest
ment they can make. If j. were possible
to contemplate the financial failure Of the
Government no bank would be any safer.
II money is loaned on individual notss.o
bond and mortgages it will be payable in
the Same currency as the Government pays
with, and no better. The Government
never has failed to meet its engagements,
and the national debt is S first mortgage
upon the whole property of the country
While other stocks iuctusts from ten "a
Atty, or even a greater per cent, Govern
ment stocks are always comparatively firm
Their value is fixed and reliable beyond all
other securities; for while thousand spec
ulAtive bubles rise and burst, as rule
they are never below par, and are often
above
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14
me senatorial Contesa in new YORK.

Ths SenatOriaI Contest in new York.
The belief is so strong n New York that
Senator Morgan viii succeed Secretary
Fessenden, that sn active discussion as to
who shall succeed him in the Senate is GO
ing on. The principlecandidates are Gov
efnor Fenton and 1Wm. N. Evarts. Gov
ernOt FentOn is thought to have the best
chance, the democrats in the New York
Legislature fAvOring him in consequence Of
lhiS democratic anteeedents. E7srts is an
old linswhig. Lieutenat Governor Al7ord
becomes Governor Of the State in case Of
Mr.. Fenton's election..-,..'1'...q :. ID
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nof 20 %, q. . Enli.t "a.

The necessity Of s further prosecution
Of the wsr wiz make the enforcement Of
the draft an Immediate necessity. Many
Who VIII certsinly be drafted, and may
mot be sble TO procure substitute, can yet
enlist and procure bounty Of from four
70 si1 HUNDRED dollars. Such as do not
snliit and are subsequently, drafted and
compelled to go viii regret not having
enisted. Recruiting hss been very act
i've during the past week, proving that
this confederation IS being appreciated BY
many young men. i Il OF Ha
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LIFE ASSURANCE
THE KNIcKERRocKERI
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF NEW YORK, E
Having established Bransh Once in this city, are
now prepared to issue Policies upon the LIfs. En-
doEment or Ten Year Plans, Offering every consist
snt advantage to insurers. . OBJ
Particular attention Is called 70 their Ten Ysar
system, which permits person TO pay for his In
5uraLoe, In full in ten annual or forty Quarterly
payments; after which the party 90 fosuri1g ~
esiVsS paid-uP policy and has nothing further
to pay.
non-forfeitabIe. Thus, Although in case Of the
death Of the party assuring, his policy would bs
continuing hiB lt u SKts, be receives = pro-rAta
policy, IN exact Acoordsnos with the time he hiss
paid. As for example, man insuring for S5,ooe II
he has made two annual payments thereon, WfEheS
70 dlscontince IT, he viii reoslye paid up policy Of
tWo-tsnths Of 5000 being 81, 900; u he has paid
three years, 81 500; II four year8, 600 and on
10 eXAot proportion ID the entire ten years.
Poiicles Issued aud al businssI trauIsotod upon
he most favorable terms by s.rar. -
s. 8. COE 4 LOUIS b. SMITH,
~ ss.. Agents for stats OF Ohio
Once cor. Superior and MerWin sss., Cleveland.
O0mparGttVs Assets as to Liabilities larger than
any other Company doing business In this State.
CLEVELAND BOARD OF REFERENOE.
D. Mcmillan, Of Gordon, Mcmillan b Cs.
Ohas. A. Read 3 Co., Bankers, Cleveland.
d. B. Sexton, Of D. B. eeXton b Co., Cleveland.
7. P. Handy, Pres't Merchants Bank, Cleveland.
P.J. Prios, Of MOrrls Eri5e, Cleveland.
r. P. Myers, Stove Manufacturer, Cleveland.
O. ". Ooe, Miller, Cleveland f4
g. A. Benedict, EditOF '.Herald," Cleveland.
jan2O:Is1 ---,.--
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nRRAsURY pEpARTMRNT.

STITCH OF CoAPfRoLLhR OF TAA CURkENCIt 2
WASRNoTOs. Feb. Z, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the underIigned, It has been
made 70 appear that he ''NATI IHHAL CITY BANK
OF cL1vELAND," in the City Of Cleveland, in
the County Of Ouyahoga and State Of Ohio, has
bsen duly Organised 1nder and according to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled Gan
Act 30 provide . National CurrOnsy, secured By .
pledge Of UBited STATES Bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thore0f," approved
June 3, 1884, and has eomplisd with all the pro-
YiIion5 Of raid ngt required 20 be complied Nith
before oonmSnsing the buSiRsss Of Banking Undsr
said act. o.. -sE .5. ..-
Nov, Ihsrsfors, /, HUGH MccULLOeH, Comp
oiler Of the CSrrsney, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL OITT BANK or CLEVELAND, In
the City Of Cleveland, In the County Of Cuyshoga
and State Of Ohio, iS authorized to eommeoOe the
buGineas Of Banning Ender the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of once this seventh day Of February, 1865.
f. 81 HUGH HcUULLoCH,
ieb1i:197 Comptroller Of the Currency.