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JULIUS 0, CONVERSE, Editor."
Cff.iI.DM, OHIO, FRIDAY, JIXE 27. ISClT
The Progress of Freedom.
We have Already noticed tie passage
of ibe Confiscation Bill by the House ol
Jiepresentatives. It will, we '.V,ink, pass)
the Senate, and, meeting the Wroval of
the PresideM.become a law. The House
lias also "passed au Emancipation Bill.-
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Uben both of these bills bave become
laws, we may liole dectued progress in
tbe ri jlit direction. The UuUhIo Aspresr
says :
'0ing to a characteristic muddle in our
rnlographio dispatchos on Thursday morning,
ma wore not advisod of tlm luce that on
Wednesday the nu0 of Roprnsnnlatiros
passed Mr Porter's substitute for tho Eman
cipation Rill rejected two or throo woiks
ago. I he intnrm.itwn roncnuu us yoatur
tlav In our eastern exchanges,
it will be romnmhernd that on tho pas
aajo of tho conflncatinn bill tome limn ago.
an emancipation act, reported cotilointty
with it from committee, applying to tho
slaves of the same classes or robels
property had been taken bv tho former
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measoret, was .Wealed in ho l!n9e S,,b;
Toted against Hie Kmanoipalion bill, moved
recnosidorntion of tho vnto upon it. Tho
motion sueoeodod, and Mr. Porter offered a
auhatitute for tho original bill, slightly modi
fled in terms hut not materially changed in
effect. This is the bill that ha9'nnw pas.od
the Mouse, by a vote of 8'2 tn f4. Tho
change in sentiment which tho recotiiidnratinu
and adoption of a rejected moasuru Intlieatot
it vorv tigtiiflcnnt,
Rrwpeoling tho vole upon the passage of
tho r.mano, potion 11,11, Iho Washington cor.
respondent of Iho New York Tribune says
Tnore wore sovoral R.ipublieati absentees,
but wo believe overy Knptibltciri present
who voted for a reconsidorntinn, w:h tho ex
cWption of Mr. I Mann of Massachusetts,
aupported tho suhstittiln, to ititroiliico which
tho reconsideration was had. A largo num.
lior of Democrats and Cnnsorvutivo Slavery
men wero not in their seals. Messrs. D.v
hum, Divon, Orangnr, II.trrl.nn, llnrion.
Kollngg of Illinois, and ihn Rhnda Islmul
inomher voted No. Mr, Fisher of lMowaru.
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Ytiii, hut sotrM nl ilil not vnto in nil. Tho
v rittitviiiiT mnldiitv hv - wliicli tlm Lilt vtr.a.
ptMiMt aivi's crftunft for hoo that - it will I'd
through tbe Sonata, (July otto (light omuin!
ment was madu.' "
Uut by far the most important .
cheering nclioo of this Congress is
passage of the hill forever prohibiting
Slavery in all the Territories of the United
(Slates now existing, or which may here
after be ' acquired. The President Las
tignod the bill, and it is DOW a law.
is at follows !
"To tha end that FVoodnm may bo and re
main forever tlio fundamental law of tho
land in all places whatsoever, to fur as
lies within the pownr or depends upon the
fiction of the Government of tho United
(States to make ii so, therefore,
"Jfe tl miici'd, ij'e , That from and after'
tho passagn of this net THKRB SHALL tU5
NRtTMF.ll SI.AVKItY NOR lNYOt.UN''J'ARY
RKItVI TUDU IM ANY OF TUB
TKllRITORIBH OH TUB UNITED
(STATES now existing, or which may at
limn hereafter bo formed or acqnii od by
United States, otherwiso than in punish
mont nf criinut whereof tho puny ahull
nave ooen uwj oonvtcteu.
This is progress marked aod glorious.
Ohio's Sick and Wounded in Washington.
i ing:ton. i i
ve mago the loiiowtn? extract from
lefler from Mr,' Riddle to the Leader, in re
gard lo the aiuk and wounded Ohio sol
dieig taken to Washington afler the lat
tte of Fort Republic :
Among them all not a groan, or sigh,
quiver; not a fail won i nolo regtut
thomselves not a couipluint, w'uli thoir
uvea origin, biiu cueotiui, animal Happy,
laees. lint, tho poor, dear boys, they
want to go home. All glad to "sen n kind
stud friendly fueo, und to bu reinninberod
and uiiooui'Hgo.l, It would bo worth a life-
xims ii our oolite aim li no Donrtud wouion
ol Cleveland could bo hero to numo utid
earn for those bruvo boyt.
We shall got a foil liat of nil these by
nn I wo expect the balance in to
night or to-morrow,
Our folks Woreostor, Hutchins. K.lgor
ton, UUko, &o. hiiro spiuir good part
the day in souing and eating tor tho uublo
yon tig uioo.
Our Ouio people, Rnprotontutives and
citiz ins, bavo already formed an ussnuiution
to e iru for our Ohio sol. lion, and wo have
ulready found about It),) of our sick in
hospitals. Lot our pooplo feel perfectly
easy about all Ohio toldiun who gut to this
uily.
Mr. Stevens is horn, full nf aotivity and
zuul tor our tick and wounded.
I write you bnoauso I luppoynd our folks
would ho ns likely to in.itiiiu of yuii uhoui
their friendt lis nf anybody, and will write
you again when I luarn any thing of intercut
lu communicate
Xgr-Col. Doubk'day, of tho i Ohio
Cavnlry, has resigned, and returned
Cleveland. There is said lo be great di
HbtUfaction in the Regiment, owpjj to
act I hut il is under the rule of Kansas
officers, who are determined that nn lau
rels shall be won except by themselves.
This is tho cause of Col.' Doubleday'a
Eight Newspapers in the 19th District.
In the lDth Congi'essienal li .ii c: ol Ohio,
coin posed of tho Counties el Geauga, Ash
tabula, Portage, Trumbull and Mulwiiiinj;,
oigbl weekly uowspupora aro published, at
follows : ,
Reportor, Connosut, Ashtabula Co. ;
Telegraph, Ashtabula Co.
Kiiotio.il, Jflfurson, Ashtabula Co. ;
Doiuocrat, Chaiduo, Onauga Co.
Chroniclo. Warren, Trumbull (!n, (
Regisler. Youogainwii, Mahoning Co. ;
Moral. I, C iofield, M iboniiiji t'.i ;
Domuorat, Ravenna, PortugH tjj,
Oregon Election.
Oregon Election. SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.
Steamers brn? news from Oregon'
the C.b. The State election took place
on the 21. Rat two tickets were run,
namely : fusion of Douglas Democracy
and Republicans, called Union Ticket, and
BreckenriJge Ticket called the regular
Democrat. Tbe entire Union Ticket was
elected by near 3,000 majority, making
tha relative vote about two to one for
Uoioo. C; Oibbt, Governor elect, it
Dauglat Democrat, who emigrated to Or
egon from Central New York. John Mo
Bride, M-tmber of Congress elect, it
Uepubacan, and formerly of Missouri,
Oregon Election. SAN FRANCISCO, June 9. Order From the Governor.
COLUMBUS, O., June 24.
,
Recruiting cMcors nru informed thai, by
an order from tho Secretary of War, a pre
mium of two dollars will bo paid, lot encn
accepted rocruit lfO llint one month's
tiav w be xlranCM I ft end) r.'CMin
hit company It mustered into service.
It in
viit il''L'rZ;!
,',, cntire benefit ol ihn lrmium. It it
hnood that this liberality on iho purl of thn
;;;r''u''' '"' recruit,.,,;
j nil,n cn ih attention of nil Invnl men
In the- impnrtnnoo of rendering nil nldin
their power towards filling ,p thu five regi-
mont, II0W ruiflin. olli"n mnM mnl,tiv
to tlio -tit c ML of the President
I
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Communication from the Governor.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE COLUMBUS, O.,
EXECUTIVE OFFICE COLUMBUS, O., June 18, 1862.
whniii1'8"'. "."",;' , ;,., ,'
I H""'""'8 ' I i s. v. , . . i
i tin, aovern uouotlrs and I I, am now to In- ;
I u,1(),tt ,',. j,,,, , ;
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To thf Loyal Pi rn itf Ohio I
A prompt oii'l giillt reiponsn hns lio,n
made to the call for tlirco oxintlis' inen.
Orcr 2 000 liavo gtnio to tlio nold, ami an
other regimen will sonn ho r.-inly, l.-aving
an ninplu lotco of ubuut 'J.UUU Iu. Muio
gmird only.
lint I nin.l ndvl.o voit that n.'llhor of tho !
fi.n roBiinonlS aotliori,. d In ho raised' tor i
. B , . ... ...n
I
only nec.-ssury to tifsure ou that our (i.iv
ertimunt stands in lui'licdialo need of tins
force.
Aronso, then, fellow eili'ns I and tints
enable Ohio tn maintain her proud posi'iou
in tho good woik ol crushing out Iho oiiholv
1
rebellion. DAVID TOD, Governor.
To Volunteers.
COLUMBUS, June 13.
To the Press of Clt vtluud .'
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All volunteers absent from their reN
merit, anil now lit lor duly, will rcp.nl
themselves lo me hy lellt r, giving llieir
Dosl ollice addiess, itompany una regt-,
........ ......in ,1 ... .... I t... I .. a ... In... lull ,
lurniiliei
..,.. of tt atiepurtnli,.,, to their reoiniu.HH.
ln.vidi.l anil wounded ollieers, who nro
ablu lo travel, will report lo the com. !
UiaudilliZ tillieer at Camp Chase, where,
ibey will remain until able lo proceed to
.!,,.;, .....imeul. or are olhei wiae (lis noted
a ' '
The press of Iho State will confer a
eat favor upon our gallant soldiers, and
'ul.n un.in tlm xervici bv oivin.r Ihis
"I J e, ct
lew prurntuent insertions
DAVID TOD, Governor.
Attention, Members 41st Ohio Volunteers.
teers.
It
it
A'l members of Iho 41tt Ohio Voluntoert
whoao numot appear in thu list published
below, and any othort who may bo
absent from duty, oilher with or without
leavu, will report to mo at the Weddcll
House In Cleveland. nn the forenoon of Nat
urdny, June il4 b, IStlJ. between Iho hours
of nine anil twelve, und recoive transpnrla
lion In their regiment, in pursuance to Ouu-
oral Orders No. til. War Department, here-
wild poblislied. Any failing lo comply with
tho nhovo will snljeet the, , Helves to a trial
by Court Martial, and bu liablo to receive
Ihe extreme penalty lor ileserliou.
By oommand of
GEN. W. B. HAZEN,
CHAS D. GAYLORD, Aid de Camp.
Cleveland, June 23d, 1862.
IMPORTANT ARMY ORDER.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 61.
ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June 7, 1862.
a
or
do
of
to
the
The great nuinlior ol olfieera abtont from
thoir regiment without sulliuiont oauio It a
serious uvil which calls tor .immediate cor.
reutiou, By paragraph 177. General Regu
lation!, tlio power .of eon, mamling tdllcutt
. L . j. - :.. .:...!. .1 ...
.., .uiit leave, ui ui.ne.u:u i. ...ii.tei ,,i (
lrme of peace." Iniimoof war. leaves of
abseueo will only bo granted by Iho Sucre:
tary ot War. except when tho cortillcino of:
modiual tdlionr thall show, beynnd doubt,
o change of location "is necessary to
siivo lito, or in event purinanent disability "
I (Paragraph mo. liutiornl Uegnlalinos.) In
sueli ease, tho Gommatioer ot at, Army, a
v I 3 H
eee'ling twenty davs. At tho 'Xj.iiuti.iii of
that lioio, if iho ellieer bo not able to travel,
ho must utakn upplioatltm lo the Adjutant
I 1 1 , ti : v I iilenr. n, ll.at.-u.f miiu n.-iitit lint nv.
(Jonoii.l ot tho Army tor an exionsion, no
eooipaiiieti by tho uertiticutu of n modiual
i lllcr of the Army, ip tho usual form, and
lh.it ho is not ublo lo travel. Il it bo not
practicahlo lo proeuio stieh a ceriilicale, in
eoiisrqni.iii.'o of lli"i.i being no Army Phys
ician in iho plaeo where tho ellieer resides.
Iho oeriilii'iito of a citlron physician, alt. ttod
by a oivil magistral.), may be siihstruioit
Ail ollieers of tho Regulars or Volunteers,
exuept thus. i on parole, now absent Irom
doty with louvo, will bo unnsidureil "absent
without leave." (paragraph 131 General
..eguouion-., . Mess iney a,o to, .... a n.'ir
iiostH wiiliin nfloen .liiva fi-noi th .into . f
tho order, or are authoru id by ei .le.s froin
ili A.li.iini.t (Jnrl in t... .ih.eni whieh
ordore wilt iu all eases ho based on a eertirl-j
cato us abovo described, and must bo ex
to thu Paymaster before payment is
ina.le ilium.
All invalid and wounded (ifTicerB who aro
llli I u lo travel, ulthoiigli tlui'n- .liMib.lily limy
not have been removed (paragraph 1ST.
General Rngulatinns.) will repair, without
delay those from tho Bo.t lo Annapolis,
tn report to tho General Comma, dins the
Camp of lostroelioii ; llioso from Ihe West
10 report lo tho e, nn., landing iillieer ol Camp
Chase, Ohio, At these points they will re
main until able to proceed to thoir regi
ments, or uuiil un examining hoard iin.y
dnciiln iidveritely on thoir abiliiy to return
to duly within a roasouul.lu tioii. und orders
may bo giveu by thu Piesideut lur their
diBehaigo.
X-V Their ExcoUeneiel tlm (iovnronra of
Status lire requentod to iiinko kuowu this
oi. lor, and to u.ioirih.ito lo iit ex"uinioo nt
may bo in their power. Mumming and It i
eruittog ollieert are drei'.,.id lu do the tamo
Ettru copies of iho order will bo fuioi.bud
1 1 it. i it for distiihution.
l'.nl.iro to comply wilh tho abovo regula
lions will be reported lo tho Aljutuiil Uiiii
.in,! hv I ) .tn itii.tn t 1 I ' i.ii in . ,1,1 .ti
unit by R"gniintul l'.iiuiiinl"is
Byvnder of III.. .Secretary of War.
WASHINGTON, June 7, 1862. L. THOMAS, Adjutant-General.
Omeial :
E. D. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adj. General.
In"
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Wo glvu uuly the names of those volun
teers absent from duty, who bulorg to Com
panies B and ( :
Company B L. Putchin, Jr., David O.
?.ur.l;",V l'l,i"iI' U'uu' h
n n r. i
orrin C, Waters, A.
Company G Burtnn Armstrong. Win. II.
Henderson, Auulphus llullowuy, Andrew
Siiles. Uortnn Siiiitb, Homy Warmer, Murii
mer Wutch, I), w. Young, Josupb Dinet,
Thomus Powort, John Price, Cbus. Harper.
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a
Notice to PAnoi.F.n Union Prisoners.
Paroled Union pritonors from Ohio are re
quested to report lo me by loiter their pott
ollice aililrost. It it not oecotisry (bat they
report ia tiorsen. . , . .
Ihe Pi'ost of the Slate will confer a great
lavnr upon tnp iranaot soiuiors
im h...n
isulforod so much, hv eivir.L' this
il. ov Btvir.ff lint a fow
:
DAVID TOD, Governor.
WAR NEWS.
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l in looowing i n p " "X"' .-
Mi..i June I9.-The n.iht Coiioaioga
renei naileries iiimi ni.ut ,, . .rv.
has
tnmlara nt an cn.oiKemeiii at me rouei .or,......-
tin,,, below hi. ( hnrle..
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ft'.-- ZfJi'havi.irol-V.r"!! irit'fnnVZ'.
CI. Kiwh. whhih Uli haiw a wk- ago to open
nlnmitllUVMMin wlin 1,",lra, 1 ur.m nr.MV. I. Mil
ri nuiva nil otialruc'iona irom vy line river, auanu
til iliit atrenm.
The ein .oat Mound CitT. Capt. Kelly rom
miMi'ling. nUi.a, k mill' and a hill in advanc.i. In
n I . 1 1 1 1 il the riwr. nrnr St. Ch,rle. tw'o rmi
.siiIimI liatlerica ouene.1 on h..r. Hr decks were
iiiHiiii.ltntely denied for anion, and ns b.hhi a.
rnnire r the worka could be obtuiuc-d lier gmia
DIUM.P.i f.rA. .
Cninain Kelly rinnnli'd Tol Fitrh to land hi
furi-e nlHint a mite bi'low the fort, whtrh win atip.
rl,
Cut. V'ltfh ffiiincd iln- p-nr of min i n.i-iti ui
At iln iniirturr
re a p'nngin dint from Hie eie-..
MoumVcV,';-. ,"' Vm.
iwi tiiroiiiili the eie.im iirnin.
gttamnttillOl on
h.l f ni.li! til lllft
lit) r il. fillil niW
ti'linihc vflwl wtih sfv;nping vopur, scaMing
nufi'ly rviTV nini) nn littnrd
''wi n 'y-tliror o'limrs and cruw, out of ovar
7i. ('n. iipM uninjured.
Tiim-i)n wliiifli nnnel wm hnrriltln Mnny
nf llic urrw, trmiiiA (nun iiijurioi, juinpfJ over-
liitfinl n'1,1 wi.r flrowni'U
Ti,e Inn. from the Cnncatnsn. which were;
eonnns up at the tt.ne In anppori ll.e woiine i ,,y,
w. if m.iii ,o .li.iir relief but the r.-ll li'.'d on
tl..- in H,h water with grape and e-ir.laor
" "" ' m'"i"""i 0 ai'
leniniing In r.ennn.
W'v,r f .h.-p,.,!,!,,,, of nlTair. a. the riv.r.
CI I'ltc'i drew in his ra-'iuii'tit and im.liellur
want. e-irrving tho fort by alarm nt the point of
the hnvonct.
Tlm r. h.ul works conjistnl of to batteries.
The hover one ninniniiu! ix fl'-hl pieces, unci the
np'.er one three he-ivy unla' guns manned hy 4',0
in tsj.i ..it'll, muter l.i.iiiiidiiu : vet. t 17,
K. N .
Ah eit "On rclu Is said to have escaped, ovor
!.V ri'ii.med killr-.l and wunnded.
Tinny rebels were tnken, among ihem Col
Try, vlio was wounded in the ahoulder, mid
hmtiihi '.ere on ihe Cones, oira,
('apt Ke"v wn. s.verely BcaldoJ about the faco
ami 1. inula, on' wilt recover.
Secini'l iniuier Il. arit. 3d master Kin7ie,4,h
inap-er Seville, iniis'er. mala II. II. Ilrownn,
paM,,a-tiTU,iiH..r'ii..' engineer John Cox, as-
i c,i(jiUL.r J
iMuuice and tlolliiigswortli,
kioe.i.
Pilot Charles Young severely scnlduJ, reported
,i'r .,. and earponler Mnnning wore
sluhi y sended.
tJri' ' lV.?m ?. LTi. ,"or' " "
i; l-Yeli reports lew men wounded and none
killed. I bit lor the unl'ortnnaio accident nf ihe
M ". ". lllH,rtl t'1 w,,rk, would 1"1V0 1,ien
liii rriiHi ii in, ..( it ip imi imit piiir..
I hn Mound Cltv uiin eaaily be repaired. The
s fli.-cr has aeiit to Co
i,r;,,;l
fl is ntli. i.r haa arm lo Cuirn lor anotlier crew.
UC'CII IIIU cie.
tha cliannel atiova
.luninhoatd and
a gunbon'.
btilitivmi lu be the Alnnypole.
arrived with l..ptehe. containing the par.
MEMPHIS, June 20.
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i u"s "'7 , ""
i "VB i'etlernl regtmenls and a battery
PnriO I ".tins, unci parts of four Conled
a I erata laimetitH and a buttery.. The. but
tie hiklcd l.ll day, wilh a heavy loss
I both Kldes..
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lately, and the l'ederal columns must
either cutlibiuu or fall back across the Po
hibiiod ' lomao.
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lt).niia tiuiumy, aiokcu mauuargo
; tbo Latfory it says groal gaps woro visible
Tlio Mobile Nows.of tho ltitb, tuji nolliiog
nf tho eapturo of Foil Morgan, lie mention
of an ntuick boing uiitde, ij.nno naval ar
raOgoinents in progress at New Orleans are
considered as aiming at that point.
Advices frttm Vickaburg to the 17th, by
way nf Grenada, atato nn 'active demon
strations wore ina'ilo by tho Federal fleet
sinuo its rot'.remunt, (several of thu gun
boats appealed on tho loth from bnlow.
Report aays that 6.000 L'odurul troops
with guuiioatt and tmnnpnils, leavo Baton
Rotieu on Friday for Yicksburg.
Cel. Hlack still retains enmmand in tho
eiry. Ho has issued an orior requiring tho
' Hoard ot Alderman, Msyor, Kecorner. aod
' nil other eiiy otlieials to take tho oath witb-
in tin ee days, and in default will be ro
I gurded at syinpalbisurs, and will be arretted
I und treated at Iruitnrt,
Tho Yicksburg Whig of the 17th anyt
Wo hour that Get,, l.uvell and stnlY, and
family, havn moved thoir houdriuartnra
Meridian, lie hopes bo will not find it nuo
essary tn visit iho city toon again.
Tho Federal advanced division arrived
their old position Sulurday evening. They
fired bull a doiiou tholt at the lower battery
Sunday. All quint yoslotduy.
Fort Moniiok, Juno 23. A. slearaer
from City Point arrived lasl niht.
liichmoud papers of Saturday oonlnin
In ie f aceounta from Charleston of a bloody
. . , .. . , . .
The Charleston Mereurv feared llic but-
, , . , . rellt,wt!1 ,he d,, and
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expressed apprehensions for (he safety
the cttv lu consequence of Ihe great ex
hiiusiion of Ihe Southern troops und loss
of many olhcers.
(.ens. h'vnns and Pemberton had com
plimeuted Ihe Itbel troops for tliuir
bravery in Ntundinir up under Ihe heavy
lire of shells and sliol from our gttuboMs
and batteries
The light took plane four miles from
Charleston, and from thu loue of an vdi-
lorial in Ihe Mercury I tdiould think the
rebels had been cut olf from retreat from
J.mies Island by our gunboats. It Ibis
h,,ullj i,f B0 Charleston musl soon fall.
T Uj,.1Inonj l,i!ipll,ch lhrtt
.....
can no longer be denied that Generul
Jar.kson lias been lieavtlv re lulorcetl
Mkmi'ius, .lime 21. The Grenarla Ap
peal of the lUJi, contains the following
dispaloh :
MuNTuoMKitv, June 17. Gen. Heaure
gard mid Ht.ill are on llieii way to Rich.
....,. ..e-iienr ir.um large purtion
the army of the Mtssissiprii will soon fol-
low their General. A surhVienl force will
I ir . i . .. ... i
he lefl with the Invincible liragg to check
nny step Inwards (he interior by tho van
dais under llalleck.
Tho Charleston Mercury of the 17ih,
says that the Confederate loss at Keces
siiinville yesterday, was 40 killed and
1(h) wounded. We buried on ihe Gold
14 J Federals and look 40 prisoners.
Speuiul despatches lo the Augusta
pers
CharlksT'IN, June 1G. A severe batde
took place this morning on James' Island,
lour miles from the city. Five regiments
.of lVderala wilh artillery, attacked
. ...
battery al tseceasionville.
Col. Lamar connnanded toe Confeder
ates, and with a few hundred troops
puhed the enemy three limes wilh great
slaughter. The enemy fought bravely
but were defeated. Our violory is com
plete. The enemy' loss ia supposed
bo abont four hundred, including thirty
prisoners, Our loss ia estimated at
filly lo one hundred. Col. Lamar
wounded.. Cap's. Reed, King, and Lieut.
Edwards wero killed. !
The attack will soon be renewed.
Confederates are much exhausted by
previous shelling of lbs enemy day
night for a week.
New Yoiik,. June 84 Tha Charleston
Mercury of the 17th, tayt in relation lo
battle nt tlio pruviout day I
Ths Federals made three charges
thu bayonet on tho Confederate battery
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.tor eominenu ot uni. i.ainar, oasa wiinout:
,i i ,i . . , . . A.
(Unking moromont on both lidos, ana tnai
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"no .or on, ,,mn on. . ..... -,
fin tho Yankee linos. The Federals finding
' tlio hattory men unyielding, next
tried
"' ru.ior.ia . "l'"'"V"- .
1 ho robol lost it ttntod at forty killed and
onn nnniiroii wounnen.
Jh. r,be.. ... the, bnrlod ono hundred
and forty Yaitkitea, an. I oaptur.-d ""!
wounded, which the, (the robol.) estimate '
at tour hundred.
'iimn, iiu i uuvi.ib tur.
Tho noonnnt is evidently one sided, and
will unubtlosi prove lots lutal to nie on uur
sido and more injurious to the robels than J
hero Slali'd,
r '"".
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Nkw oBg. June 23. Uen. Iluller wt ,
renaded at the Hi. Charles Ihvel,
Serenni
(Jr,vins
on
the H'h int., and mtde a ,
- P - ol. in. response, in which be decUred
that his feelings toward lite houih were!
f, J,.til! t y and fraternal, but at the same j
lne h- w . ra..leJ as a matter of duty
in. x i .ihlv impre.ssod upon him, lo carry
oui the l itvaul the UniioJ biaius under
all eircumslMoees.
The speech w is well received,
A new daily piper has been startel at
New Orleans, rallied by Itie yreul finan
cier, Jacob Bitker, tiow tijlily three
veers old.
One Geo. Coppell, mihsnribino himself
. '. r V . . . . ..I
"Her .Majesty ictoria a Acting Uonaul,
has preHtinied lo address (Jen. liu'ler a
complaint nbout the oith required of
a'iens, ati.l asking explanations ; where
upon tlen. IJuller replied, ilia', no awwer
would bu made to the nolo until Air Lop.
pell should be recognized by bit OWO Gov
eminent ns its areiil.
All but eio-ht of the mortar fleet have
gone up the river, and the rest will follow
ns soon as lugs can be prooureu lo tow
them.
A Inrge Union meeting was behl at
v... n,j ... ,i .,.,;.,,, ,.f .1,.. n.l.
,u" '" v......, . ...v
insl. Able ail eloquent speeches were
mHJe by Messrs. Madison liav, CliarleD
1 Lamont. and 1 . J. h.rhart.
The rebel Gen. LovelTs
army
have
V'tcu,ed CiDip Moore, and have gone lo
Yleksburrr.
NlW Yo- June 23 A New 0r,eBn8
.otter ol the 14 1) says that IDe steamer
Missiaatppi arrived from liaton Rouge.
All was quiet in Oen. William's camp.
1 lie story ol Col. Dudley and Ills nailery
.... - . .-. . ... .
havlttir been cut olf WtlM untrue. There
I,,,.,, rBi..,i f.,rn - n n...,
, , . ... s
except a band of some two hundred guur
illas captured between that city nud
Clinton.
A few days ago Get. Williams sent
Col. McMillan-, of the 21st Indiana, with
a guard to seise property: As they were
on tho road they were fired upon be two
guerillas, and Col. Milan was ahghlly
wounded with buckshot. The guard
tit ed upon tho rascals, killed one and cap
tured the other. - -
Gen. Williams wrote lo Gen. Butler for
instructions a9 to the course to be pur
sued toward guerillas. The General an
swered ns follows :
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF THE
GULF, NEW ORLEANS, June 12.
:
to
at
Geucral : You nbk mo what shall be
dune wilh guerillas. They should1 bo
captured, tried at the drum head by mil
itary commission, and shot, every man,
their houses burnt, their properly de
royed, and every means taken lo show
them that ibey are enemies ol the human
race not soldiers, hut murderers and
land pintles. There it but one way in
which you can err toward (hem, and that
a by a want ol prompt severity. Ity or-
MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER.
R. R. DAVIS.
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The
the
and
XkW Vokk, June 22. Sieamer Roan
oke Irom New Q, leans l6lh, has arrived.
Dr, Warren S.one has been roieased from
Fort Jack 'on. Jaa, Robb has been np
pointed Military Governor of New Or
leant.' Two njjn wore to bo' nil n. for
having forged tin order of Gen. Iluller
and entering a house an I robbing it under
false name, us U. fcy sol, iters. Geo. Jack
son has been arrested on charge of being;
concerned wtilt the burning of s vessel ai
the lime of '.he arrival of Ihe 1'ederal Meet.
Reli able In formal ior. states that Beau
regard army was in a deplorable con
dition. While at Coriutli the sick num
bered :ii),UOl.
Thu JJfewbern Progress reports that
1,1)00 rebel dragoons surrendered Ihem
solves at Washington, N. C, also thai six
N. C. Regiments di.sbanried al Richmond,
Bnd are now snder guard, prtviuusly
having hung their Urig. Gi.eral.
Nkw Yoitli, Juno 'JU. The Tribune't nor
reipoiidoocu, dated S'lmn I'nius, Juno 18. h,
says; Al uoou to day inlulliguucu waseooi
inuni.iale.l from iho front liial tho enemy.
olI.IKiQ wus in lino before Honker's advanced
position. At half past 4 o'clock, under
Uookor'i orders, thu It! h Massauhuietis,
wuut into the doop swampy wood, and other
regiments look up lines of battle upon Ihe
udgo of Iho limber, out of wbioh burst upon
us unequal numbers and death at on the
Hist of May. Tlio musketry fire wiiliin tbe
Icily fastness was mini .harp and strong
Uiaiiiball's li.niei y sent tpliorical oasu .hot
ovor thu woiicl in tit tho rohol picket ground
i - "" "" M'..
, ,(l ussist ,u, ,,,1,,,,1,-y .kinpinhort. Tint ar
tillory firowas nut replied lo for a half hour,
! and then only trotn the fur right. It wut
i Armisiead s Ii i i.i.ie that was in front of us
lo day, In one spot six rebel dead lav to
gether. Wo drovo their whole piekol line
in half a mile. Three men of the 10. b were
killed and eight wounded.
Tito Timet ooriespondonco, dated C.tmn
before Richmond, Wudues.iay, Juno 18th,
. s iys; Another Hue day. Every day of sun
shine advances iho lull of Richmond. Throe
days ram might poaii.oiih it u, tentinlly, Tho
roads uro becoming hard, Ihe iurlaou of iho
earth in Iho liulds, except in low spots, it
practicable for artillery. We had very brick
p.cKoi niiiig i.i.t n'uht in trout nt a point
half a mile north of Fair 0 ikt Station. Our
side sustained no damage, This morning
everything is quiet again.
It it reported by da erters that heavy ro
inforooiniMita havo boon tout from Richmond
to the Shenandoah. Another correspond
ent writing tamo date, savsi I am noiitivelv
assured by pat Met who aro reliably informed,
that iho life of the arcb-lrailor, Jeff Davit.it
in extreme dangoj, iho rebels looking upon
him with the uimott tutpieion. It it even
avorrod that hu wat proven led by an armed
loroe from escaping out of Richmond. Hu
ia tho object tf general distrust. Handbills
in overy variety aro displayed all over the
city denouncing Jeff Davit aud applying
him ridiculous and opprobrious epithets,
Tho rebels declare it is ihe intention of Da
vis to desert thorn. Numerous persons have
been arretted and confined for rebelling
agaiiitt tbu authorities ia Richmond.
McCLELLAN'S HEADQUARTERS, June 22.
uu,
with
nn
-day has been remarkably quiet. Brisk
tkirmi.luag all yeaierday and last night. Every
thing indiuaied a eaneral eneairmeni at hand
. 1 lie Itlll. Ill V Mil V. Hi. Mil In ..rim,. .nK.. nn ..... Li....
r ., r 1 " f '""-"--,-
inn. iniiin, win vi-iii uiiinipuy niei muun remau.
( Ivichmoii'l papers eoniain a dispatch from
Muiitjjotuery, Ala., .aying Beauregard aud siatf
n-c. inim-ibte llrnci,
"'.V i.;;..,. - iih
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v "Vm.,
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gUn,0t ,Jid n n.e could to drive oil the
New;reb).g but did not succeed UQlil COtlbid-'
had arrived on their way to R''"'"-
.,. m, '.i, ,i ., , .ir.ini l.na been le,l.
iu chock 'lia advance
rives an ne
Island on tha
Drvioll, SunduTacknowlcdging a severe loss
Prn Met w'ilhout ,y nmietlal change of
dojiiiuii
. f Mo(ill01i 2, Th( bo,t
jMob on StlurdHy proceeded up
James river lo reconnoitre, and ran hart
aijroundon a shifting sand bar. which
. . . ..J ,.n lian
the rebels soon observing, toon auvaniae
(,( by bringing a Duliery 01 neiu joulc
j0 on t1B nouih b iak and ouonetl on
hor kl. r:fled truDS with solid shot. The
rablv iniuied.
St. Ijiiuia June 21 O ,n Scnflold com
mn(i,. i,u fodoral I'oreos of thu Missouri
bus issued an order holding robels and rebel
.v,p.l,is,r. responsible in their properly,
and if nood bo in thoir persons, tor dam-
Buet horonlto.' coinmittod by guoriiln or ma
rauding parties in this Stale. Five thousand
dollar, lor ovory aoldior or Union oi iznti
I &.nt,lt -J.ti,i.rv
KI..IK1, U...I I ... ..I wiyir'j i.f vjiiuv lur rsii,
ooo minded, and tho valuo of nil properly
d.,roved or s.olon by guerilla, will bo
ataoasod and onlleoted Irom tho olass of per-
..nk .l.,..m m.inlini.Mil rit.iilina. in , tin .ininilv
of the plaoo whom tho not is committed.
r.. .1 ,..t.. ...I will l... ...M .A
The turn thus oolleo od will ho paid to tho
legal heirs of tlio soldier or eitij m killed, or
ths person wounded, or to tho rightful owner
of tho properly destroyed or stolon.
This ii'dor is very atringont, and aband
hot mnobioery hat been provided to carry
into tpoedy effect.
Foreign News.
I
Nkw Yoiik, Juno 24 Tho stoamthlp
h'. ii.-, Irnm levoriienl iho llih and Uueoot-
town the 1 i i h . arrived ll, it morning.
The Groat Earn arrived the lllh,
Tho Ij.'Iii.'oii 'J'iinn regards Iho defeat
R inks as ooo of the moat important success
ot nf tho Cnnlelriiiet,en account of llin les-
nn it teacbee tho North .showing that efforts
and sacrifices greater than any that
gone belorn most be mado if even
iSiulo is to ho won back tn tho
Hopes nf an early solution, mutt bo dit
pullud,and in Iho nieantimu inoruasing debts
und mutual hatred tend to make a new
union more and more impracticable.
Tbe Daily ,Yr troett tho defeat
Banks as quite unimpnrtnnt, and nnt in tho
slightest degree calculated to disconcert
Gen. MeClollan's plans. It was nothing
more than more raid of the Confederates.
The Morning osl denounces in the
bitlerost terms (Jon. Hurler's proelaination
rolativo to tho lu.lies of New Orleans, and
thinkt ihn Government It hound to recall
and coin t-inariial him, and sayt luoh an
aol at Ihl. if not promptly disavowed would
toon torn the scalo Ar.ally and decisively
favor of the Conlmlorate on uie.
"' Uampas. June 24 Tho Arabia from
Liverpool the morning nf the 14th, and
Q'loonstown the 15th, arrived bera thtt
morning.
In th i House of Oomrro it, In answor
an inquiry from Mr Clay relatlvo lo the
intorferenco of Unho I Siatds cruisers wilh
British vussols, and particularly in rega'd
to tho case of thu tt. am ir Circassian cap
aired In neutral waters.
Mr, ' Liyard said ho could not give an
answer at present.
The case of the Circassian boing under
consideration in the Houso of Lords, Earl
Carnavnn a.kod whether tho government
hnd proies'.o I against Gen. Butler's proc
lamation relative lo tho ludiut of Now Or
leans. Earl Russelt laid the government believed
tho proclamation was aulhnriiod, but the
government bad nn inlnrmntion in regard
to the action of the United Slntet govern
mont in thu way of approval nr disapproval.
For his own part, ho (Russell) hoped Iho
United Stales government would, for
take, refuso in sanction tn it and ditavow it
Iu llin !I .use of Commons nn the )3ih
Lord Pjlmuratnn said, iu answor to a ques
(ion, that no onmmunioatinn had boon re
ceived Irom iho 1 rench Government nn
the subject for ifiodiation in America, and
thu British Onvornmoot had no intention
present lo elYtr mediation. Lord Palmers.
Inn thought no man ooulil read General
Bailer's prooli.natlo) without foolingt
doepett indignation. (Cheera.) It wat
proclamation in which ho did not toruplo
attach Iho epilhot nf infamoui,.
Tito Daily News argues against intnr
forenco in Amorioi, and oontoods that En
gland has good reasons for not wishing
too carried uut Ihe iutorvontiou policy
Napoleon.
It is estimated that tho oolton throughout
E i gland on Iho 1st of Juno was 4'jti.(00
bales, ngiinst l,ti 15,003 at (ho tamo date
lust year.
From General Fremont.
Soldiers recently from Gen. Fremont
say he will fortify Mount Jackson and en
deavor lo hold the position. Although
there is no doubt hut that Jackson has
been largely reinforced, Fremont ia not
thonuhl to be in danger. Ranks was
Winchester and 8igel was moving from
Strasburg towards Mount Jacktoo, at last
aoonunt.
The Hncst wheat fields in the world,
ia said, are to be found in the Shenandoah
Ynlley, extending from New (.'reek far
away in the direction of Fredricksburg.
aro not only heavy on the ground,
but limitless in their extent, and are in
forward stale which almost puts lo shame
our equally fertile, but less climtte-favored
regions. A fortnight from to day will
the wheat crops 6f the Shonan)oah Valley
.1 i . :r . ..f . i. . l t 1 -
renuy ior l ie Mine o. u.e uuaU, uun....-r
1-1.... ,, jeivu i,l . Iltil I'linLil.
4 ma ii..u .. h'd i5"i. vi VVIH..U
erala Jackson 10 secure, and if ha does
i l: : i, m- u ,.ti
.v..., p...,.., w., -.m
oood lime vet
It is said to be the intention of
farmers to burn their wheat crops instesd
of harvesting them, in case the Union
forces shall retain possession of the Valley
al that period. A portion of them have
secreted sufficient o( the old stock to "feed
their families over.
and not or.e bushel
is to be allowed lo fall into the hands
the "accursed Yankees." Wheeling Intelligencer.
Death of A. N. Gray.
Another of the Gray family haa suddenly
pasted away troin existence Admiral N. Gray,
he olde.i brother ol ihe late J. W. Gray, died
Aiiniirat w orty,,
Saturday night. after a brief illness. On Kndny
night he complained Ol a aunoen pain iu m. uue,
and went Inline. In about twemy-lour hours
was a corpse. Mr. Gray, a lew years show,
ex.en.ively known aa die invenlor of a machine
lur puiicmng noies iu rauroau iron, biiu uiu ...
Du.ineas in this city and To ado in punch
ing the rajfe for the made centering at
puiots. 1 was this beatneie thai proeuied
hirn the e'iyr( of ''Iron Gray." Mr. N.
Gray, now al Colnmbua, is, we believe, the
aurviviug brolber of the '.iinilj.-Cir. , Jire(
A letlar lo tha Tribune says Oen. Blen
ker bas been removed by Gen. Fieaaont
for tnsolenca. flea. Carl Bnuni oas
appointed to succoed bim.
X3T Get. Ualleek hat occupied Uolly
I o7:.,t, Mi.tiaaiDDi
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New and Useful
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TJn.lernipneil siu'd ropectfullr call ,h.
aue,iun ol , he public to his new and uful
Appamtus for Unloading Day
IIY HOUSE ronr.it.
The Operator Inkes hoid ol the llead-pteee,
I
Bll, ,-orcM llM infers into tlia liny in a vertical
direction, when by applying uower to tha riipe,
attached, a large qunutny ol liny It eievaiea.
- - . 8 "1
ocn mw uj " , -- ,
by vm Kllnil cord, which, by menus ol the
small chuin seen in tho cut, U cwntieclod with
When tne nay i raimu iu hid . .......
the catch, the laver Is disengaged, the lines take
a verticil pnaition, niU the Hay suuea on.
'l'liis r'oi k is capable of
l iiloR.ting oTou ef l!ay In from 3 lo 6
IIIIIIUII'S. i.ii
Ity nn examination it will be soon Hint this
Ferli has n nuiuber of advantages over any ether
l'urk in U!-e. , ,. , ,
1st. It ix LIGHTER than nny oilier fork In
use; a. d.lt is stronger than any other l'oik in
line; ad, it is morn eroi!y thrown in mid out of
!, -7 - ....
gear tlian any otner rorK in u', m.u.i."..!
"',' ,,u"u "V. " V. ih.
1. will unlosd
a I1U1 ol ,oy nuicker than any other l'erk now
,.. n.
tr'rorks lor saie wnuiusaiu nnu i.tun . ,
M.aniifticiory.
rriti GOOD AGENTS WANTED to sell
Fork, or Kighta.
All cuniniuuicatians should be directed lo
i.. L). ST A N SK.I.I.,
Chnrilon, 'bio,
CDOwG Agent for Geauga County.
T.IKE YO'tlVU
cn.RDosiiscs
PA1XCMILLK
5- jas:
BW "IBL? JL.
hMtD.M and after Monday. Manh 17th.Uinge
will leave Chnrdon nt T o'clock A.M., and
Tainesvilie at 1 o'clock V. M .daiiy.
E. O. GRANGER, Proprietor.
Chirdcn, March tilst, lti. liliiyl
IMPROVEMENT
tSChcap Fruit Cans.
TiMIE Sub$crih'rhSELUArQ I RUIT
JL C.f.Yb' al $1,00 per Dozeu.
j.r BRUCE.
Chnrdon, June 27th, 1863. t.iOw8
Army Register of Ohio Volunteers,
For Salt at I)r Nlchola' Drug Store
Chnrdon, June 27th, 13fil. CiOtl
rrantr.A Full Aasortment teeelvtd
I ct tuitii t , nu tor fle at Dr. NwJio
Drug Store. CSowtf
Chnrdon, JuneSTth, 1B6J.
LAND-WARRANTS for SALE,
'pilK Subscriber hat a number of Last' War
I rants oo hand, of lf0 acres each, which
will .ell tor Flr'TY CENT per ACHE.
HeaUjuobiaint PansiBO. and. Land Warrants
persona emitted, and makes no charge for Fsea
whora Hie C'lnini it not allowed.
LEWIS ELLIOTT.
Hambden, Geiuga Co ,0. . 650 wt
Taken u
On the 0lh m$t., a HAY
up :
MARK, tviiBotiil to
ter wilh
on, and an iron pin through the poke under tho
nc -k no nrtiticial marks. The owner t. ro-qu-sic
l lo prove prouurty, pay rhareca. and take
her away. R. B. WELTON.
Chardon, June 27ih, 18C3- 650wl
Millinery.
r would say lo the public that
X 1 .linve been retcivinii
wo weeks nasi, a Vuriotv
f'ashiuiiiible Uonneis, such
Sine UTItA W. AnalitA,
nn.VStTART.E Ch,nn rVtmniiu Sim,,,,
White and Grey Neapolitan,- Black
J" wi4t it. lit ,. i, Aiuta m. u.'ya lur ,u,.c.
Children; also a ereat Vnriely of KlBltllN.S.
PLUMES, FLOVVEKS and LACE tor Trim-
niings, which 1 will aell for
READY J'A Y, A XD A7 0 TR US
A. A. BENTON.
CliarJon, May 30th, lFG'J. Cl(w4
J. Sherman
. 'Will krep constantly on hand
GROCRRIES ofall kinds, Flour
BTj JEJ ;n m
rWI'lenae onl at llin Itrick Store on the cor.
ner, nprwsileChnse'a Hotel.
Cliurdon, August loili,!861. 6051
SURVEYOU'SNOnCE. Thoseliving
ut a distance wishing surveying done
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
ing hint by letter, giving five days' notiee.
Direol all letters to Hambden, Geauga
Co., Q. S. EDSON, Co. Surveyor.
S9Stf
FARM for Salft-S
h f irst Kale r'urin of lii) acres. well-iruroved ens
: . ...n.l.-i.l.. .l i 1 1. .... ... :
1..I Kill 11 111 J UllUpiCII IV ,..11 I- J II" JJ HI IUt.llI. kJiltm
Eurni ia miunied 24 miles from Chardon on
Ravenna road, aud can be bought on long credit,
with a small payment down. Apply lo
GJiO. WORTHING TON,
Cleveland,
or lo Calvin Knowlfs, Chardon.
('harden, June I'iih. tlSlf
$500 ;
WANTKOTliestibeeriber wteliei
to borrow $0O lor 1 or 2 yeara, at
uer cent, interest, promptly paid -lor wluch
will give good real ostute security. Addruu
"I. H. J ," Chagrin Knits, O.
Chagrin Falls, June 13ih. 18c3. 04tiw3
Slior Ill's Sal of ltcul Estiilc.
Tn otiedienca lo tlio requirementa ofa vend.
CMmm, j.,eil30 u Coulll jn , KlM,
I hi ' ..i. - . ii ... ii ' llv . . .-
X oruar ol nata wn.cn isaued Irnm tne eouri
1 iinin, wiiereiu ijenry v. uriuiey auo newiii
Gndley are p'aiiitifTs, and Areiua Clnpp,
Musaa Clapp and Simon SawyeJ, are ile'endants,
and dated the 19th day ol June, A. D. IB6J.
me directs I and delivered, I shall offer for aale
public vendue, at the duoi ol the-Court House
pilar dun in aaiu County , on
Monday, the 21 it day of July 1862,
between the houra nf 10 u'olook A. M. and 4
P. M., ol taid day, ihe billowing described
Ileal e.inie, situate m tae lownsliip ol I nomp
; son. in ihe County of Geauga and State of Ohio,
! "e ,. P " . " ' V n'S
boundcj us lullow to wii.t Jlertinnine al
south line of aniJ Lot 13 chains and buX links
weat of thea.Mith east corner ot aaid lot ; thence
Hour, 3,i chains, 44 links ; thence aouth 8 degt.,
?0 mitiulea, wtitl ',i ohapii, B6) links, to land
formerly owned by Mark Barnes i thence south
lo Ihe east line of aaid Barnes' (and 36cho'nt
94 links lo the south line of aaid Lot t thenoe
.... .1... I ... i-l .n,.l.i m; k: link., in iIih nl.ra
r !,.::. e0ntaiiiiiiii fifty acres of lnnd.be
Use tamo more or ies.
Said premise appraised at(tfi50) aix-hundred
end liliy dollars. TERMS OK SALE Cafh
hand. , EG. WUITE, Sheriff.
bheritrs iJtnce, ueauga i
Co., June 1(0, loT.j.
6(9 wS
PROBATE NOTICE,
TUB following aceounta have been filed in
Trobeie Grace of Geauga County, Ohio,
aellemepl, via:
Guardian or John Tyler, ; Final Acp.
Mellnrta Randnll,
Execulortof Joseph D Gilford, Partial'
Admiuiafr ol Sarah A. Time, -
' Charles C. Fainsf, Separate ?
tial Aeconnls.
Said accounts will stand for htaring la
Probate Co.rt of aaid County, at the Trobeie
fice in Chardon, on lue )9tbday of July. A.
lti6i. M. C. CANFIELD,
Chnrdon, June7U, Haa. fniHtt J4f-
640w3
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Once more behind the counter, fiirnile.
To serve you out cheap good.-., khiiLipfvtr.;
Y7'ARNF,n hn. iiift rctnrntd from Hie Lust-
yy crn Citlrs w I.I, n l.nrprr and Cheaper
pmck r NewO.io.la than v. as ever oir.'red loth
pgnple f Chnrilon slnre the ilnvs of 6. Men
wonu.n nixl ciinnron, irent ll.e land ol WMMrn
women n.ni rninnun, .r.n
nmmegsnnd lea, her puini
fllwjg j,h nn.lt snd I,
k,n . iti(i, tnthe Inrd
lllller. all ..h tn mi, .,
con!!lonierntrd mux, lo s '. p his e.llini? gneda to
cheap, hy Inking tn.'tii li Ins l.nnrta. I he rnjrirt
of Ainerlra soars alolt, nml . flappier herainc,
acrenmsJs thai n.r Anu wti.t tli Mnli a Urg.
uiuior in iter iiivu...
I met (i ninn the other tlnV,
When tnrmpg r. ur.d
cerners
"Ilnllo. my fri I," hiivs I' which way IK
Snjsl.c, I in l.outiil In i winner .
"What rnftsof gonda, Inim dr)' to day,
Dan V Jr. 'a c llin'
llissyslom is the IIKADY PAY,"
The eole keeps a yellin',
A'cty) it before the pcojJc thai D.
W, Jr. hns a l.srge fc carelully selectid Stock oi
WSIW Dress Goof
Consisting Ol Grny Trnvellng Goods, Moraan.
h'laurt, fancy Pliiiilt, Chaltie Dflumn ej-c,
IliiHiaiits and Ginghams, French Prinli
Biuck and fancy Drcst iSilkt,'
Summer Balmoral Skirts,
Summer SItauls, 50 ds. vj
Broclta $3,00
Trlmmlngt anil Buttons. Silk Tassels and
llotd Notts. GINGHAMS from 10 cents up,
CALICOES 6 to 12 J cis.,
Hoop Skirts from 2 ott a hoop, up, & bar
rel hoops.
BR OADCLO 77r.X:i.S;
Cnssimorrs, Linen Goods, Coiiunn.h s und l.em
onndes, and All Goods lor men and boys; Gcno
ral Assortment of
Q1TI? T.lrl TX' C Sldrllngs, lileaclied Si
OIIVjIUI l. LfO,un,-ca fl, ec,8 ,,,,,
TfATV f. CA P VN'''1"''. Hoya', babies',
iJlJO (b WW 0(j.lll9ur women, cajia
for Men, and Percussion Caps, and Hats to
fit every pate, from 10 ceutt up;
boots d shoes
and pu'inf mraott. Louies' and IWist-cs'
Gaiters & Shoes . from CO vents up,
Lad's fa M s' Laee Bouts 75
Meat' Stogy fcboet .75 '
Mcnt' Boots 1 from 11 37J ' .
Keep it before lite people that I).
W. bat thu Largest Sleek of Groceries,
Hardware, Puintt fur hooses, barns & faces,
ever in town, and tho cheapest;
Carbon Oil . 25 ds. a gal
DeotVzd 35 .
m
Also Crudo Mecca 0 I for MacbitierT;
A Boautiful Astortmont of Crockery, Glass
Ware, BO hour end ,H Uau Cluckti ..if
Mahonning Si Wheeling .Nails hy lb. or keg
Cod-fish, White-fish, Trout, and
IIERUINO BY THE, BOX. ,
Ivecp it before the people, that D
W Jr., haa purchased the Exclualye Right ol
Genaga Ceanty, tor ihe sale of
iVheeltr'i Improvea Paltut Water Drawer,
and shall keep a aupply of Double and biulo
liuckeiaal Ina Store, lur aula ou the niosl tw
sellable terms. ,1
Keep it before the people that I).
W.t Jr.. PA YS CASH for
tlfiAOC,
BUTTER. H'OOL, Pelu
Kip, Veal and Deacon Skin).
Keep it before the people ttiiit IX
tV., Jr, will not at vndtrtulJ by any livt
man, uruman or child.
'Come on, my boya. lo Warners', go
'Tliia ta uo idle drenming;
Why will lie sell so uiighiy lev. !''
'The eagle keepe up screaming.
And yelling on, at nphe soarsr- ,' -i .:
Last nccenta that he made;
"O lleav'ns! my friends, dont miss the doors-.
Two north from the Blockade."
Chardon, Alny 23J. 6ir.if
Notice
i.
IS hereby givon, that Iho Commissioners
. of Gouuga County will be in the Town
ship of Burton, al a point where thu Cuya
hoga Rivov crosses the road lending Irom
Burton square to Purktnan village, oil
Monday, tbe 30th dsy of Juno iust., lo re
ceive proposals for the building of a bridga
across said stream at tbat point. A I bo, at
tho samo time and place, proposals will bo
received for grading tbe toad aud building a
bridge near iho above-named place.
They will also be in said Township in tho
afternoon of said day, at a point where a
branch of the Cuyahoga Itivor crosses the
oast and west road, about, ous aud one half
miloa ost of Burton square, tn receive pru
posuls for lee building of a bridge und abuts
inenta for Ihe same, across su.ul stream.
Tlioy will ba in the Township of Mew
bury, on the read leading from Chnrdon lo
Ravenna, Dour tha roeideneo of Uri C. Hick
ox, on Wednesday, IbeSJd day of July in
to receive proposuls tor tbe building of a
bridge and abutments across a stream uuar
the residence of said Uiokox. .t .
They will bo in tho Township of Chardon,
nt a point whero Big Creek crosses tha
road lending from Bonjamln Rider's to tho
ILinibdon vast and west coutor roud, on
Thursday, tha id day of July next, to re
coivo proposals lor the bo i Wing of a bridge
and abuluteula across said stream at thus
point.
They will be lo the Township of Bain
bridge, on Monday, tbe 7tb day of July
next, at or rear tbe reskiente of John !C
Smith, lo receive proposals for the build
ing of a bridge and abutments acrofS a
branch of tbe Chagrin River near said,
Smith's.
C. C. FIELD, Jludior.
Juoo 6, 1862.
Guardian Male of Real Estate.
IN pursuance of an order duly taeued by the
Probata Court of Geauga County, Ohio,
May ie,h, ISAM shall offer for aale, on lb
2'4aa diij of July, A. D. 1803,
at 10 o'clock A- M.,on the premise., the follew
ing described real estate, to wit. The undivided
third part ol the following premises aituate in the
said Couuty of Geauga Slid in the township ef
Chardon, known aa parte ol Lots No. 18 and 19.
and bounded as followai On the north by land
owned by Edgar Wtst; on tha eaal by ihe east
line of aaid Lot No. iP;on the south by tha south
line of aaid Trad Np. Il on h watt by ths old
road leading Irons Chardon to Tainesvilie, con
taining one-hundred acres of land.
Terms of Salo One-filth of iheparehase men,
ey, cash in hand, and the balance in lour equal
annual paymenla with annual interest.' Deferred,
payments to be aeoured according lo law.
J NORMAN COLLINS,
Guardian of Addbjon W Benton.
Dated May 3d, ltieU, 4bw4
NOTICE The undersigned hat been apt
poiuled and qualified at administratrix of
the raitte ef Reuben Reed, deceased, late of
lluni.burg, Geauga County, Ohio. . All persons
interested will govern fpemaelvea acenrdingly.
SARAH KK.ED.
Huntsburg, June 13th, 1869. 689
lEbULATlR
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