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Congressional Proceedings.
xxXyHih CONGRRss-senai..
FIrsa Serdoa.

Wdsiington, March G.-Mr. Harris IN. W
lToaehtcd petition in favor Of comforting the rank
~ mAioi -GeI eral on General John Y. Wool
mr' llae IN from the Naval cpmmlttta, re-
ported Joint resolution tendoring the thanks .r
Congress To- Com. GuIdsborough, his officers, AMI
seanen for their gallant conduct at Rjanohe Is
land. Acopbd.
tle pay i Numbers of Congress was taken up,
An amendment was adopted making the mi,e cage
of Mentors twenty cents mile. Tho blu A. re-
ported, allowed ten cents a mile.
After son discussion, at one O'Clock, Ihk sena,.
wont INTO an eNecuiIve " sai IN. AinNrneI
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4 'arge number uf renonstranc zee were presented
py NJ Mlcdyx and others, from the New York
Fire Dtyar'ntn', against the aterat IN " the law
so regulate hui dlngs.
Toe bill H. pmopd tie A't " create Board Of
Commifsi 'ners f Appeals tor the New York Fire
Department, came from the Senate, On motion Of
Mr. Ca'lshar, the uill was referred to = commit,ee
4 Avs New York delegates. Toe Speaker appoint
ID Meess. Callahan, Mcleod, OlyAny, Ward aud
u,h
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Mon. =. nIaklps-Bu.Ine.. Talent.

Under the above title We extract the follow
ing remarks from the INDEPENDENT, Of the
current week, interesting, as published in a
Journal edited by IIESRY WARD BEEcHEE,
and indicating an appreciation of business and
financial talents rarely observed;-
We are taught la the Bb'e that the love OF money
is the n OF Of all evil. Day by day we have illus
'H,ions OF this iraih yet, by most men, II E prac-
Noslly cisbeliev'd Very few will admit that they
love money too much; yet such people are more nu
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Lvss Of the Schooner yOluuteor

Tne British schooner Labrador, Capt, Davis
arrived yeste day nom PONCE, p, X, reports Febru-
Ty 9Gth, lat. 81 90, long ~ 80, spoke the Brhish
schooner w. Stair, from NV York, bound 10 81.
Domingo and took from her Capt Brown and crew,
i've In number Of the schooner Volunteer, Of Mil
aidge, from Ponce, PI r., for Boston, abandoned
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Bosion, March G.-The public reception Of
Co Lee and other officers q the Musl,husetts
shh, at R)xbury, lNt night, was very cpr5i,l
Affair. Governor Andrew, the Mayors Of Boston
ard R1N, Jury atd other gentlemen made speeches.
Colonel Lee responded briefly, in words Of glowing
pat ioiism and devotion 10 our country aud l.s ",
A larl o number OF aides were present.
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Boston, March 6.-Ths extensive rubber M anu
factory d Bovtriy, Mess WAS nearly des,r, yed 10y
6ro lstt ighi. Loss $4,000; Insurance $1,000
The ,olpaIy q has m ,uu'sctu'et largely for the
G. Sernneit 4 ard had a ColirAct on hstd for 'uOOO
Iubt eI blSnktts.
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BARNUM's MUSEUM WAS SRNER so WILL
p.tron,lod as row. Il Ia crowded Early and late.
Com. Mutt the new drama, Hippopotlmus. 30
Sc the IN, II attractive novelties ever dsred,
even there.
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NEWS FROM PANAMA.
Our South American Correspondence
PRESIDENT OF HONDURAS
AssAssINATED.
&C., &C.,


Charltsorn, Va, March G.-Reliabls intelli.
gence states tha, the rtle are In full force Al Win
chester. They have completed formidable earth
works On this aide, mounted with sixty guns, in
cluding fed batteries
The work tho Baltimore and Obi, railroad
Progresses rapidly, and o,ery poin, s strongly pro.
tecttd frou the Cumberland 70 HArpor's Ferry, and
every facility Ia being Afforded 10 the company. A
large rcs is employed the bri1ge AMI iron tres-
Ne work NJ the 'orry. TIE work has been found in
better O. udhon than was n hrst supp sed by the
Engineer, and ten days Is ixed M thetm a, which
through connection he made.
All the commands OF this division are In the bes,
CONDITION, snd anxious fir attack by the enemy.
Bunker Iii was occupied by our forces yesterday
~ the extreme ouipos, on the West. Thore Us . ms
movement, - tro 'ps today.
A scouting party Of cavsry reports that Ashley -
rebel cavalry last night attempted W cutI,hem oii
whon DO. ryville, bu, were ioiled in the at
tempt.
-Four regimsuts, with four gun battery, II
tempted on the ID inH. " flank Colonel Gs.ry
near Loyettsvile, Ju, were driyon oil wilhou, !
battle.
Yesterday several desor,ers were brought in,
town by the cavalry. Arong them was Lieut., Az
thur Markell q the bIh Virginia Volunteers.
A'qusd Of the Van Aliens cavalry today cspturel
rebel picket, i've ia number, near Bunker url
They belonged ~ the Second Virginia Iu's.try.
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Noiict--A Spt cisl nieetins Of the ~. James
n nan CATHOLIC r. A. 5 ,liety will he held al
tb,ir ~, ms 10 Roosevelt It, This tfridsyl EyeuiigN
AZ O'Clock, - make s0ln1 alteratHls in the Cnns
.,iIutiou. JOHN McGkATH, Pres, DAVID
hartley, Sec lb
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AO.U No. 2I.-Tho Members Of Ihis
Divi,inn Al reque stod " attend special meeting
a MI en,An's Hal the event & - Friday, Marco
IN An Uembers are requested TO attend; busint -
Sin,artaucs is to be transacted. by order Of a,
ONIII. PrtsidtA. WIN. MCCARTHY, stcrstEyI
milo 2is'lJS
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smithaslJ, seven miles Northwest Of this plaza,
was occupied today by a strong iprs.
Gen. Banks az Issued a general or,l,r iorbl ,ins
oil kinds Of deprodAtona mNAuding upon tho
property of citizens. Pdbic sentiment In res ard n
our presence, Is gradually undergp ling a favorable
change. The army storehouses ere are f.st i!l.
ing up with conhsc lted articles produces and m An
ufaclures, and such required are being issued
t. tho army. The seizures today include five hun
drtd and seventy bN ia Of four aud Two hundred
bushels OF wheat, the latter IN bags market "CJn.
Tolerate tNCH,"
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Phone or NaIiouaI Greens will hold me l.
Ing - I, nth ave, cor. sd st. for Pstrlcki Day,
MsrCh tie 7th instsnt. IL
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Veteran Corps OF ISI2.-A Resulnr Month
ly moeting will g held AZ the Mercer Louise on ihla
Friday evening, MsTah 7Ih, A7h o'clock, on inpor-
taht business 10 every veteran tnat made claims nr
lotning ard AIMS uBsd In the war Of 1912, ls sad
"a The veterans in this and adjacent counties are
invited fls1. IL RAYMOND, is'r-Gehl ABA.
DAILY, Cui ISAAC NJ PhHFE, AdJh lla
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Cooper Inlor-Rree Lectures on social
and Puitica Scisnce-Tue oghIh lecture Of Judge
MOTT, will be delivered in the large hAu OF the
Cooper siituIe, On this Friday evening, Rt p. M.
Admiration free ABR AN 3. HEWITT, g. rotary
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rb. Committee on streets Of the Dsu

rbs COmnittee on streets Of the DonTd
Of Aldermen, will meet on Tuesday, the lSln dAy
II March, lse2, At one o'clock, A. NJ, In me
Chamber Of the Board ot Aldermen, City Hal for
the purpose Of considering the subject % the eK-
tension Of Church stree, 10 the BAttesy. All par
ties interested will please attend without furthei
notice. CHA5. ]. CHIP, \ Com,
L. l. A. Bo0LE, on
E,w, TAYLOR, sec'I, .mhb iS'ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Conveution Of Irish Societies-DeleEates
t. tie stuve ConyeIt tion are requested 30 meet At
II l.rniAn Hal, 90 Priuce IT. this (Fiiday) evening,
At o'clock, & msks arrangements Tor the cslebrA-
ti,u 4 the coming anniversary of Ireland's aron
s,irt by order OF JAMES sANDFORD, Pres'L
4. l.. CAREY, ,S'c'y,
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Fdndnd, Fb. % 1850 A. " The steamship
sonora from Ban Frsncisco, arrived this mrrninr
WIN ! passenger az sGIs,Ol5 20 in treasure sor
New Yorf
There is no reliable n'ws from Me1ioc Il is n
Pnttd there we're l,hGO under arms back 81 the
hiUs of Acapulco, TO resist the invasion Of the allied
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The steamer Guatema.i, from Centra' America,
anivti on The 20th inst Among her . ,ry, were
10y NV 1ork, l,C strv' rs inuso 512 sacks COZ co.
skim, aud 2, 1874 hides.
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(Advertisement.)
Eye and Ear, Capital Surgery and
Chronic Diseases

DIR, Jones, OF Now York, lato physician
and surgeon of Jones Eye and Ear Ins,itu
ton, aud formerly surgeon to tho London
(Eng,) Ego and Ear Iniirmary, will practice
at the Cowlcs House iu Paincsvlie. until
the 3lst of July. DIR. Jones has acquired
a thorough knowledge of everything that is
available in medical skill or science, to fit
him for his natural and chosen profession
llc is graduate of tho old and the now
school medical colleges, and of an eve aud
car college. HIS diplomas arc suspended ia
has rooms. The SUCCESS of DR.. Jones, both
in tho medical and surgical treatment of
diseases of tho aye and ear, and other dis
eases, wherever ho has practiced, ie looked
upon with astonishment. Ho is considered
by those who know him best to be the most
scientific aud successful Occuist aud Aurist
in our country. Ho straghteus cross oyes in
one Misunderstanding natural appearance
aud sight Ho operates for Cataract, Hernia,
Club-foot and Hair-lip. restoring natural
appearance and speech; Polypus in the nos o
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charge of tho car aud noise in tho head
He inciscs enlarged tonsils, removes speoks
or tumors from the oye or ear Ha inserts
artificial Dyes and ear drums, whero the
natural drum is destroyed. lie cures
watory oyo,dropping of tho lid, and impodi.
ments of speech. He extracts cancers, and
is prepared for anything pertaining to sur.
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Nelson Woodard, Admins Court of Comm on
traitor de boais non of Fran PIE as, Geauga
els l.. Dixon, Plaintiff, County, Ohio.
VS.. Motion 10 revive
Almon Dixon, Defendant. ] Judgment.
CAlD Defendant, Almon Dixon, a non. resi-
- dent of the State of Ohio, will take notice
that on the 10th day OF July, A. d. 1869, said
plaintiff filed in the Office of the Clerk of said
Court his certain motion, asking that n certain
judgment rendered in said Court, on the 2ist day
of October a. d. 1861, for the sum of s3l9 81 in
favor OF Russell Dixon then administrator of the
estate of Francis l.. Dixon, deceased, ugairs st
snid defendant, Almon Dixon, be revived BY or.
der of said Court. That, after the rendition of
said judgment, to wit, on the-.day of May, A. D.
1869, said Russell Dixon died, leaving said estate
unsettled, said judgment being unreversed and
unsatisiied-that afterwards, to w.t., on the 10th
day of June, 1862, said Nelson C. Woodard was,
by the Probate Court Of said County, duly np.
pointed and qualified as administrator de 6onis
non of said estate.
Said Almon Dixon is hereby notified to appear
on the 5th day Of October, A. d. 1869, and show
cause why said Judgment should not he revived
against him; and il sufficient cause bc not shown
to the contrary, said judgment Till then stand
revived. N. &. WOODARD, Admir- de
6oais non OF estate of Francis l.. Dixon, decd
By Garfield & Smith, Attorneys for PIE
654W6
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80 DOLLARS
BOUNTY
AND ADVANCE PAYli

GITTZENs OF GEAUGA COUNTY,
~ you have heard the Presidents Call
and our Governors appeal for Volunteers
Mon are wanted and must be had imine-
diatoly, to mako up this County's Quota of
tho lO5th Regiment, to organize at Glove.
land.
For tho purpose Of encouraging Enlist.
ments, and to save tho county from tho
necessity and disgrace of u Draft, the Mill
tary Committee and Loyal Citizcns propose
to pay zach Volunteer the SUN of $50,
Citizens Bounty. Each Volunteer will ro-
ceivo one.fourtb of tho 300 Government
Bounty, ($1J) whom mustered into SER
vice. 81, which tho Recruiting Officer is
entitled to shall DO paid to volunteers on.
listing with me, which, together with ono
months pay in advance, makes
NINETY DOLLARS BOUNTY AND AID.
VANCE PAYMENT,
TO volunteers going into tho l05th Reg.
mont from this County, to DO paid whom
mustered into service.
hS- Men enlisung with the undersigned
will draw pay from date of enlistment, and
shall receive Furlough of from Is to 20
days. to complete harvesting or other nee.
essary duties.
or further particulars, enquire of
Lieut.. WM. r. FUTILE,
Recruiting Officer, l05th Rog., o. ",
Burton, Ohio.
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LEGAL NOTICE..

William Hood, Plaintiff,
against
Ellen Hood, Robt Hood In the Court OF Com.
Eliza Jane Jolly, and A. mon Pleas of Geauga
BalloTd Jolly, husband OF County, Ohio.
said Eliza Jane, Elton
Mills ard Francis Har-
vey Mills, husband of Petition for Partition.
said Ellen, Saml Hood,
John T.. Hood and Emily
Hood, Defendants.
THE said Eliza Jane Jolly and A. Balford Jol.
i ly, husband of said Eliza Jane, residents OF
the State of Pennsylvania, will take notice that
on tho 22nd day OF July, A. d. 1862, petition
was filed in said Court against them and others.
by said William Hood, and is now pending
wherein said William Hood demands partition
Of the following Real Estste, to Viu The whole
OF Lot No. 10 of Auburn township, Geuuga Coun.
ty, Ohio, bounded north by Lot No. 9; west by
Lot Nos; south by township lne east by Lot
No. Is, containing 100 acres OF land.
Also the whole of Lot No. 70, OF Auburn town :
ship ,Geauga County. o., bounded east by Chaun
cey Eggieston's land; south by Lot No. l3, At
water Tract; west by William Hoods land; north
by Chauncey Eggleston's land, containing 100
acres OF land. And, that at the next term Of
said Court application will be made by the said
William Hood. for an order that partition NAV
be made OF said premises, and that dover be as.
signed to sad Ellen Hood.
CANFIELD & SMITH,
0'4wo An'ys for Petitioner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
c.. G. c..
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OR PECTORaL TROCHEES.
SEQ advertisement. 64Oyl
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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NOTICE.
There is one condition of the female system
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a~Home Testimony.--

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do not place much confGcnce in medicines
generally, yet consider your remedies in
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The Great French Remedy.
Madam BOivin'S Celebrated
SilVCr-COated FEMALE PILLS,

99HE only certain and safe Remedy for all
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but are safe and certain in their action. They
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as miscarriage is certain to be brought on,J but
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N. B $ 90 enclosed to any authorized Agent,
will ensure package of pills by return of mail
e. S. CROSBY, General Agent,
Fort Erie, C. W., Buffalo, N Y.
CAUTION Beware of Counterleits; the genuine
have the 81 Snaturo Of C. CROSB Y on the outside
wrapper. 4l6
u Fo. sa lie by A. Cook, Chardon; C. S. Field,
East Clardon; G. P. Treat, Claldon; E. Thomp-
son, Huntsburg.
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Mathews Chocolate Worm-Drops

NEVER fail to destroy all kinds of fIntestinal
Worms. Are perfectly reliable In all cuses, and
far superior to any and all of the fancy Worm
CONNECTIONS and nnuseous VERMlFUGES
in use. They may be taken at oil times with
perfect safety, as they contain NO MERCURY
or other deleterious drug. Mothers should al
other.
(No Cathartic whatever, is necessary to be
given.)
For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
iciues.
Al MATHEWS, General Agent,
Buffalo. ny
9trFor sale by A. Cook, Chnrdon; C. s. Field,
East Clardon; Z. P. Treat. Claridon; Z. Thomp.
son, Huntsburg.
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VOLUME XIII, NO. 80

thcm for the accomplishment OF the com
mon end.
Committeo adjourned TO meet at Burton,
"Wednesday, Jolly 30th. at o'clock, =. M.
b. B. WOODBURY., Chairman.
=. HTCHCocK, iSccretLru
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Covington, XIV, under Martial Law.

BY ORDER of General Boyle. James L
Forey. Provost Marshal of Kenton county.
Ky, has proclaimed martial law, and or.
dered all ablo bodied citizens Of tho county.
capable of doing military duty. to report
themselves at bis hoadq quarters in Covington
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Hambden Select School,

l. meDce
On Aondoy, august 25th,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.
The present Principal has fought this School
nine terms, with decided increase of patronage
Without even one exception there has been a
unanimity Of feeling throughout the entire DIS
trct. Feeling thankful for such tokens OF entire
appreciation and liberal pa tronage, continu ance
OF the same is all that is desired.
To all my former students, wherever you may
be, would say, with much ple'sur would again
welcome you 10 our pleasant School.
For Children under 10 years, S2,00
For the Common Eng lish Branches, 900
For the Higher $50
,23 per cent. aided unless paid at the close OF
tlis Term.
Positively no deduction made for absence less
than half a term only in case of protracted H.
ness.
0J- Board, with rooms furnished with lights,
wood, &C., at s! so per week. For those wish.
ing to hire their board, apply to the Principal, and
he will find them places For those wishing to
board themselves good rooms can be obtained
for l21: cents per week, for each, by applying TO
Samuel Hathaway,
SETH EDISON, Principal.
Hqmbden, July 10Th. 1862. 654w4
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AS>Liout. Wm. r. TuttIe is going to
work in good earnest, to recruit in this
County, for the l05'h Regiment. He in
tends to visit the different townships, and
urge. upon all who can enlist the Importance
OF doing so at onco. Tho Inducements he
is enabied to offor are unusual. Lieut.
Tuttie, Who is of the firm of johnson g.
Tuttle, Of Burton, leaves a lucrative bust.
moss to engage in the service of his country.
His example is worthy of imitation.
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G5-AsK those who have used Watson
Neuralgia King, to testify to its virtuo.-eg
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porfuuory A Full Assortment received
ferlullcfy.-"and for Sale at DR.. Nichols
Drug Store. 650wtf
C6ardon, June 9th, 1862
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Gs~Parson Browniow's Book, which wo
have before noticed, is meeting with an un-
precodonted sale. 1T is," says the Now
York Independent, "one of tho remarkable
successes of literature. MT Childs is this
week printing thirty thousand additional
copies, which will mako the whoio number,
thus far, one hundred thousand, and the
book has not yet appeared at all in the
'regular trade Applega.o & o., of Gin.
cinnati. ordered forty thousand copies at
once, which is supposed to bo tho largest
single order in tho his,nry of tho trndan
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@s-The proceedings of tho meeting OF
tho Military Committees of this district at
Bloomfield, on the l7th, were received too
late for insertion this W eek.
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Notice..

Notice.
UNHE undersigned has been appointed and
i qualified as Administrative Of the Estate of
Lyman E. Kent, deceased. late of Bainbridge
Township, Geauga County, Ohio.
ANN s. KENT.
Bsinbridge, July 25th, 1862. 6S4w3
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&9~Tbe Court of Common Pleas ad.
journod on Friday last, until next wook.
The jury in tho case of the Painesvilo and
Hudson Railroad Company VS.. Harmon
Chamborlin having returned verdict for
tho Plaintiff, tho Defendants counsel con-
sonted that the samo bo entered in oil tho
cases, which wero alike in principle, but ex.
cepted to tho ruling in tho charge OF the
Court. Adjourned, to give time to form u
bill of exceptions.