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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
(No. 39T)
An Lcr TO F.XTaE RANK OF CERTAIN oHNCERs.

Congress OF the Confederate States of America Go
That OJmm.sloneI Oc,Ts Of Regiment 6attsn
squadons I'D Companies VITO continue in service by releee
meats Pat s1uaironsO OOmpSn.es, orgaaEei
tro ps re.eHs uader the act providing for the altrg Of
bounty aud Pioughs to pr Yates and oil
Provisional Army, spprOvei Ees mJer eleventh. eighteen
hundtd sxtyoe and the Act suppl menta' htr approx
February thnd igh, hundred sxty Iwo under the
provide ruiting Oom snts Ia the vice u
the Condsats stAs for twelve months approved Januty
twent .ruih eli unlred ID sKtywo shsu date from the
time Gf their orgi Provided Of
&c shall be reelected sppOnled to ocs q the gade
In the sams corps.
app owed Feb is, 1852.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
(No. Sg2
AN ACT FOR THE RELIEP OF rHE STATE oP MI HoURT

Ts Cong Of she Co feier.te States Of America do enact
SIC That the Secretary OF the IRE tu5y Is hereby directed
10 10 sts'e o. Msour upsu the sppcs ion OF the 1u1d
Con- isoaers for said 'aie mi 10 dolari Il Teasury
nos, tlc nlun "a 4 ls sail sIe of Misori Ltpos
with - seGelry the rressu Of "a Cond.fste Sgaie n
Ium a.. bonds Of the State o. Missouri iut0 lied 10 be
usd act q the LEG Etl Of ait STATE cnt: ed
"An act 70 Dc To- the ,eienc Cf he st e Missouri
her purpo which shall be by TIE Seer-tsry
Of tie Ttea'u y until t-e a te OF Sisoui Tor
advances made for mhts tsJ uPess adjusted, - eongss
MAJ tfecl
2 that tn fasl adjustment " the o. the
ttzt Wss ur igs the 0on'e5e-re States, n hee
e. sasl Be dsductcl from the and said
state.
Approved Feb. Is, 1862
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
(Ne 396)
AN ACT To RELINQUt3H ANY OhkId ON TIE PART OF
THE GO nEERNMENr I'd Any SHARE IN OERTAl PR Zfa.

The Congress Of the Conederats Stt OF America do ense
That the Government Of tn Confederate stsss d. heby ri n
qush all claim any portion Of the d Of Tie fae o.
and ther captured In the Cheapsk Pag and
poomsc Rve about the t~tnyni h cay OF Jane
eighteen hundred and Gere d. Ho ht Csia In
the Ma and csiaa oeers OF the Navy and
private cit uzdee his command; said prie laTing bee
psrcpAon OF vessel OF tns Confederate
stAtes othe goyernmsLt aid.
approved Feb. 10 1862.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
AITENTinNI

THe org'nrauen Of cur eorpanJ hesriy corSs,sd
We Lave the gun, sssnrtd ard al equip r,sdy Il
mastered into service Those meofsry
luuteer vii be obliged int militia service The
OF subst tuition hl ben abAndoned by The Govsmnss Al
all who bound r service must rep h-ostlves IN
p-rson authority We then eAlnefty
who ir 10 share viii te oriun 9th
xho oud rather appear soai tay tie fe IA
uniry, The reut.n soldiers of c9rcn
forward now @ day, and enlist th,r yclsntse 10
great and glort n
.pply st our ofcs In The whis Buildag. ,
MARNADCK6 IoBYos.
JolNw BsASroRD,
A.. GulGON,
nbIt-,f " J. CLUrTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

after volunteer the service Of the Confederate STAT may at
h option be organized enroe into Compane dron
Battalon gnen with the first aaryld hesin 1t,
and vice in Brig
be ayand Lie; iad orga-z1E to ben accord
Ance with log glass
Approved b ~ l6 1869.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

e01'' -. :,
7 T, Proprietor Of Hot-s ald Boarding Fouses Will frh-
80 rs1Or ProSo-t sarshs hr nNnel OF all sut' II
.b housr, and nars Of all psgeas tI-r oployrl 10
m s .rvai, = W zsl he "a ui,ht' lroyo5t GaIsbAi
.ssrs ,v-,y Isy e ne hour1 n ~ a ~ sHd - -
an s~Der1 - l %, anu ~ Pi'
Il. V,a s vii P-vuss Aais5al tAe iscalyu y
,l- Stseus q the Of The s--, Hacks a. lh-y
dals reports q prs'ns from ne sarrouhding
-ra1try pa .,ng O @ riag=s in the - ID e.
EI No ps-Ud 10 p2sI b=yo- % cooperate l-i-
OF he cty in la .h-r yIc hJsehacE With n 3
spor verI % S.gge 5oseles re p-Niy iarridi,n ror
s,p ,eag-s a. say uol1 within ;h- Ulrs q ccurt
nd st an ee't ,r.nspygtt en- n'o tie city or " ds
ant plaoes. uuI Pc so-s have gaEpCrts.
~ osder ef ri g..Jen- JSo. Il. WrSDsR Co-'dg &c
L a. PACK,
10 a. A. A. Cene1l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
~ RnFs sALE.

ENND FOR SALE
IHE Props,cr oGs ior sale one thousand or Twelve han.
drsi acres Of Cane Cum Lznd vel adspted &C
H. piaetoa of Corn and COou. any ali - the te o.
ssspyL Ibsl sns=i % til southern h'sndary "
uag1v-f County ca ecAafsl Lake three niles fron s Ea
@ Eyer Nheh e1pIes; aGofdins one STEAMBOAT nSs
"a lon Upou tas laat % d~SdanS ave yeas old
zhch Is susceptible Of Asag hIe crop ths first year
T-s oce tArd cS the bAErce IN two annual nft1eu.s
su be tNksa N negro property assred
A.drr.. 4 W. RAEDLE.
bis lAn4os) YIsoO River, care Of Il. 1ew Drop,
osg0-u vckssarg, Hlss-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
FIFTY DULLaRS BOUNTY!
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!
Stat;a,ury Uattsry. Heavy ArIiIlerT.

I IEUE J uATLsY NORTON o. ths Nsysl Ba tery, AK
turrs past yea hayiag b-tn duly suito. zrd L1
o.. t.t Wsr, slt' t.e aPppH,ol a d - )stesN
Esllr 3rnsr siug ude t. tase and orea.Ie ~
any " IL nm for tls Nc ktcMn Naval it&iir-
~ ods.s "a pOriunly % hel hg, ahlt--ot e c3dr
elsi IN The o. sr county and In one o'
o.. csflo ,st rs & tte sUIh-r sf>'Ci
n CslrBra Batter, compc l. ani ProsPecs Of
e dy ell hs usmy TO 4 Phn. a. he opening q
re ~ ing Ctn9eigl, nA-.s cvs .sy that h m ay
isd early day p,sdolc and ooll also
al hcss h-yus "a c2uniTss 'e7tst 81
e.-t Ia i ari fo-ui PSI shesc they
c-n rsud 2 be n most eIc'Unt saw e.
Aso n rxs = will permt fur ushs to
gl pratei gull ~ md c-EtAii mum
Be- "a re abgslt on the any a. siitsd tim
AMI 10 LIEUT. MOSCOW,
Al DuvaI's Dr1g toIe bicsmuad,
r,tlS-lMs or Il Toe Nays Battery, YolkioEn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
HEapoUART sRs DEPARTMENT CF HEERIco,
RIcINoxD, Va, March Ith, 1862

GfNEEAL OhDEks
No. 5
CL J,hn Potter Is AppalElel Provost harIhsl Of ne
cit Of Rcsmon aad Captains a C. oeEn and J. T. hAyaAfd
are appointed Assistant PS'vcst Na-shais
an conmunicrons. verbal vteo, concerning passports or
the loc.,on Il GSsrl O. the marshal
The cts q Kcaacnd divided !ut) two Mli,aIv Dis
t-cs by ne eome1c st NsYcs Gtgs, and lunding e.
"a s:-se thence NEia eet 70 Governor Or
lS 2h thence A sSss 70 The HATS OF the
city. ,
a zB and the Bs ret vest Of stl hne under
ta- unAnd cf 'Srtsn J. q. Gayu>Et
IA SAaaae as-Su-A.l s apys, ted Chie, OF frIce r
ny ost,r q Bas Gen no Il wrrEA
l. H. q az,
,hS Asst All l. GerrraL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
DISSOLUTION.

JJaE eopa p pcfArPEztoS DUPUY v.s s.olyed on
Il the isJ Jauua-y, ls6Z
person, irdeb,ed re1g5stsi 10 make i'm msi-t py
having claims against Ieques to
present them for settlement.
q W. APPE 2soH,
p T. DUPUY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF RESRICp, [
RIcHNlND Va March sth. 1S62

GENERAL osrEss,l
No. 8
By vue OF the authority conferred by General Orders No
Au.snt and Inspector Generals Nee, Sarea ls 1862 Capt
A. appointed Proves: Marshal Of the Cty OF tih-
adjoining and Surround country for the distance
Of ulles.
IL The Passport ose continued present location
is- charge Of The fToyCst Marshal
~ "a. 1,s1r s-i s5l.oa % GinOus, sTirituous md
rt Nrgr. ..r.s rfNvf.- p atsoTie
-Hc1 't ~ rss's's,y cato sei bY the Provost Mar
persons ound JsIng, selling, giving away, or
~ m ais rosinx Of sccA bsy sfagss.
" persons eypy degrees. except these la the ser,e OF
tie s tSies hAyi,g arms in their possession,
yer .h- The O-dnanes DePar nent or before
OsTEiss they II be seized aud al en- pos
lesion OF tbs Provost MaEshIL AIMS belong ne 70 the stats
ofVSua delivered Col Iinmock, the State
ely The wcrd Asgs Cmoraces whin It's nesuiag
res Joueeb arsied shot guns and p1 OF
Gush xEe % may useful In tbs hsid CSmP-TsG F be
ai 90 ply-te delivered taken Lotto pob ~ ts @od
Government the pubic service viii be reeelped ior
L. X PAGE,
mkt ASS ACja oea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
RlCHROND DAILY WHIG.

YHRAe.
us!- IS par Laasl.; Sssfs sS - ~, ~
Er h E .sss shsre svdcaes takea ca Ne dsPoE' OF
fe.,e=t- - Fcga CEca coatcl-lag Money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

The derfgned having pIrcHssd hs ntere Of X. W. Lp
person, IN tie late Of Appe Dupuy hopes by
personal att .niion aud COMPETENT the
patron g. Of the holse and The pib &c .en rally.
PoRaATki L. DUPUY,
mhll-dImI la
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
Light ARTILLKRY- ESQ BOUNTY.

WE are authorised TO rsse Company for F.h l,u
w Ar ney for the War; and We appeal n eur old w
ferds and associates n the country and tlsevhsre 70
aid In eni,Eg for IN purpose Pc sops curing
on Company will report At once In Richmond And
Gel Chas Le PaLters Warehouse LyncLburg or beyTy
Wcrham Pei Nils Amherst who Authorised 70 receive
enl siusnts for the C5npsns. ,,
he Legi,inture on yserday passed esouon foriddinx
any for State ConedrAts
service etng the militia 10 Immediate dran fev
the time 70 escape that dram. . -
Clothing Of N, best gu ,nty viii be furnished 81 Government
prices Py Bounty I'D mustered iH'o ser
vice.
ey- Address LyachburE Richmond
JN0 l. ErBANK,
rbs,f WALTrR a TURPIH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MIR HENRY KAYT0N, oPIICIAE, formerly Of Pstenb1is,
INl has Gated hme At No 81 Main street, where he WI be
those whose ns need Improving Here what
Petersburg paper says:
ws pleasure In pendins vi Henry
K yGn the citizens o. Petersburg and surrounding country
0DcAn Il coDshe able merit We have lied kla and found
that he suited with better hs1 could have Gene
selves the sight Of psnkind very important st
and gass requires great dea Of knoSedse and
art wieh emphatcaIy believe NJ. kAyon p(sesssA We
therefore, cheerfuly recommend hira-
DAvIDh MAY,
Rev H. b. C0wLEa,
Rev RoBT. kIcHArIs,
JAsrH wATeOT,
VIM PaITCul Eb,
fe25-n Eev. JOHN kkRA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

no sevsss-st ss eOnadsIsd ID By As nosih or yes
si fss "a re k2nzssTpa prev.ou1y agreed 1poa %.
s-ssc 'a- rArceL -,,.. -
=, svl1ssl eos 2sz1sd o. the oopy ieF aspeseso
s1g ~ be csnllnasd anil ordered su and psynsrs
gzs-.-G sccordng.y. ,---,..s,-.
of ne Aruus Aayersers, Il % si3te elitfl
a.. ~ pv-sa only eEtsals 70 ths Immediate business sea-
ssEs L--l and al cher Atveier,en sen' y 'o1 " ~
80 .. & .rgs, AID vJdstcn- ,.- :,
,r ac-r-a Agsns' AuVertse1 So 70. - - -
Il. S- 30 bl ,N.-sed q ire rssl rstssr -. ,ts
-...... rssI t- 49, rpcE-
nd -ss-7 . .l.. ~ -..-'.s $50
.,a- sf... .. sl.h t5s p.t..-.. . '.. -
..-..-.- -va-s-2. "a Aay chs
r- 5tsn1ing r-ia
a. ... .7rea.. g be charged - sol.
i1s--led ie tae 20
- ff .t--s - les Tor 3 r .-' - '-s
ss.. a. .--sr- --zs-lasase, or. ..s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
GencraI0rhuTa,

EEAyQJAsrESs DEsASTMc'r 90 EINpIcO, |
RCH-oSp, Va, kAroh ca lS6a, I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

An ACT TO AUTTNRIZS AL PRvyIDE FOB TIE ORGAN "a
OF THE MA YLAED LINE
ssSS l. fhe oagres Of the Comic eraie States sf Ametiel
10 enact at all dopted citizens Of the sta Of Mary
who have he yountee ed In may hes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

HD Qus CRUrcHFEID BAITEsI OF LIGHr AkruIEET,
Richmond, March Al, :so2. I
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IUAvING ceased receive substitutes 10 tbs battery
Of eaIrrg 20 in'eirtnt srd rcrn'c.Ar Toung
ntmen TO Gil fon- bet zach vi. ASsSsr The
above description will b. received
subsutes not already In Camp will report henssyes al the
rendezvous Of llh ard Ereet' o mrtAey other
~lte they will be dealt uh sesrrtrr co dn. 70 Law
erAFIbTy" CSUrCHnELD,
WI. T. TskhER,
nhs-u CHA T. WOkihAh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

NlJANTRD-Chester Cavalry-50 Recruits
w vii be received 10 this company The recruits will be el.
titled to psy transportation and ubstepce the lime aad
place Of en together With the Of go bounly.
Apply the Recruiting once Gary street p,u door 10 hs
st. re Of A. Il Moore W.. .. .wooLDRIDGE. osst,
mh5-lm Recrui;lsg Offtzr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28
Law CARDS
ysT. p. RURTELL

wH. p. BURETELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EICEaOSD, VIRGINIA
DssCr,oEs II au O. Ae Courts Of H' City, state and Cen
"A feiag-te 4. -,-,- 81 -
nly .fre ire C-iagissi1ne u Gains. fes-ly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-28

RhENE & llcMUERi

BiENE & HcMUERiN,
TTAVE hand, a1d receiving tie folk wing articles 10
~ which they invite the attention Of the dealers
ksllns In whole and ha boxes, Grain and Ground Pspptr
Ground Ginger, Pepper bsuce Flicker In bb English DO
rgs, saasaus hstches. sArdn Adaantbe Candles Cham.
payne Wines various brands ohapane Cdtr Brandy In
ts Green and Black TeGs Pre Crackers, Dried Apples tit
Peaches together with large assortent ofrobaeeo Cgsr
&c jt20
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
Volunteers to Defend Cincinnati.


A proclamation from Gov. Tod, calling for
armed mon to defend Cincinnati against the
threatened Rebel invasion, was received in
this village on Thursday Of last week, and
caused great excitement. All tho old mus.
kots and shotguns in tho vicinity were
hnntod up and secured, and before night,
some thirty of our citizen soldicry we're off
for tho war. On the following day, tho
number was raised to over fifty. Other
townships also responded to the proclama.
ton. Az Pancsvlle, all tho Lake aud
Geauga boys we're placed in one company
under tho command of Capt. Geo. L. Paine
They went no further, however, than Co.
lumbus, 1t boing announced to them in that
city, that so many had proceeded them that
Cincinnati was considered safe. On Satur.
day they returned and were received with the
utmost enthusiasm. Cincinnati was safe /;
they had achieved bloodoss victory, and
wore covered with glory. All were satisfied
with the result of the campaign, yet thoro
was pretty general feeling of disappoint-
mont that they had not boen favored with
an opportunity to give an eternal guietus to
fow of tho ruthloss invaders of Ohio soil.
The PLAN Dealer says the following poetry
was composed by one of tho company on
tho cars:
GOily The soldier boy smoked his cigar,
As he was hastonng home from the war
Singing-to Dixie's land we could not come
Governor Tod, Governor Tod has sent us home.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
SheriG,s Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue ofan execution of FL Fa. which is
ID sued from the Court of Common Pleas OF
Geauga County in the State OF Ohio, wherein
Perry Babcock and Hupson Hurd are plaintiffs,
and Daniel c. Hill and Bradley L. Hill are de-
PENDANTS, dated the 28th day OF July, 1862, to me
directed and delivered, !, for want Of goods and
chattes, have levied upon caused to be appraised,
and shal expose to sale at public vendue at the
door OF the Court House in Chardon in said coun-
ty, on Monday, September sth, A. ID. 1s62,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o..
clock p M. OF said day, the following described
real estate, situate in the township OF Thompson,
in the County OF Geaaga and State of Ohio and
is known by being part OF Lot No. l, and known
as the steam mill lot, and is bounded as follows,
TO wit: Beginning at tho center OF the road lead
ing from Chardon TO Jefferson, at the southeast
corner of M, Pierce's land thence north 40 degs.
west chains to post: thence north 81 degrees,
east 36 chains and links to post thence south
5S degs,, east SO chains and links to post AZ
the corner Of Samuel Sanford's land; thence south
AK degs, east ! chain, 81 links to the center
OF the aforesaid road; thence by the center OF said
road south 4SH degs., west 8 chains and sc links
to the place of beginning, containing about two
acres of land.
Said premises, including Steam Saw Mill, ap-
praised at $500. Terms OF Sale, cash in hand.
E,G. WHITE, Sheriff
sherif>s Office, Geaugal
Co, August 9th, 1863. 656w5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
"Armed Men, from Geauga County


We are indebted to Capt. Geo. E. Paine
for the following list of the names of the
EARNED men" from this County who re-
sponded to the call of Gov. Tod, for tho de-
fense Of Cincinnati, Sept. 9th, 1862:
Chardon--C. II. Kelley, G. N. Parks, E.
Knapp, E. l.. Phelps. T. Kissick, II. X.
Smith, Erwin Pease, L. d. Pease, VIM. o.
Weaver, l, N. Hathaway, Jas. Hennessey, J
Barton, II. Bestor, G. W. Bestor, G. r.
King, NJ. G. Canfeld, L. S. Ayres, A. J.
Williams, NJ. Stone, II. r. Newcomb, p.
Mcdonald, M. z. Parsons, r, p. Parsons,
z. B. Rush, D. F. Avery, W. T. Rogers, R.
p. Munseli, ,Wm G. Munsell, VIM. II. WelIon,
J. u. Adams. j. B. Bassett, s. Squire, G..
W. Weaver, H. Metcalf, Jas. s. Sweeney-35.
Newbury-L. Patohin, Jr,, Wm. Farrell,
j Gpode, Alex. McNiSb, VIM. Osmond, II.
w. Osmond-6.
MontvilIo-N. Leggett, u. @. Sisson, G..
B. Morey, L. Dayton, Geo. A. Morey-5.
Chester--M. Truman, I. V. Frissell,T II. s,
Gurnoy--3.
Munson-C. WILDER, T. S. Pitkin-2.
Hambden-F. Stocking, II. BOsley-2.
Claridon-T. Taintor-l.
Total-b4.
Hambden sent 22 men to Painesyille, on
Thursday evening, Sept. 4th, who returned
homo the same night, by reason of the
Governors dispatch in the Cleveland papers
Of that evening
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
Returned from Dixie.

Justin Browor, W. A. Bugg Oscar T. Quig-
gle, of Humbden, Chas, b Mack, of Huuts-
burgh, Byron A. Pease, of Nowbury, Perclval
Hilbert, of Chester. and Miles Whitney, of
Montville,all members of Capt. CanfieId's Co..
lO5th Reg, were taken prisoners and paroed
by the Socesh, and are now at homo Tbey
tell the following story: On Saturday, Aug
30,h, tho Regiment, then at Lexington,
were ordered to move at once for Richmond.
about "a miles distant, to defend it against
n threatened attack by the Rebels. When
about midway between the two places, on
Sunday morning, hearing that a superior
force was advancing to attack them, they
foil into q cornield, where they Law con
coaled for several hours, awaiting the emo.
Iny's approach, until they learned from mon
in charge of baggage train returning from
Richmond to Lexington, that orders bad
bcen given for general retreat. They
Immediately commenced their return march,
and arrived in Lexington at about o'clock
A. NJ, on Monday. where they slept on their
arms until daylight, and were kept in line
of battle during most of the day. On
Monday evening, they were again ordered
to march, they knew not whittier, but, as il:
proved, on tho retreat, towards Frankfort.
During tie night, as they moved along. one
after another fell from exhaustion, and went
to sloep by the wayside. They started on
Tuesday morning, to overtake their Regi-
ment, bnt were intercepted and captured
by the enemy's cavalry, which was endeav.
oring to cut off the retreat. On Wednesday
morning, they were sworn not to bear arms
against tho Southern Confederacy until
regularly exchanged, forbidden to return to
their Regiment, and released. The penalty
for q violation Of their parol is death. Cor.
tain friendly contrabands directed them to
Maysvlle, where, aftor much fatigue and
anxiety, they arrived in safety, and embarked
for Cincinnati. en- route for home. They
are all we'll, and right glad to have escaped
so easily from the clutches of the Secesh.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-09-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

William Hood, Plaintiff
against
Ellen Hood, Robt Hood. In the Court oil Com.
Eliza Jane Jolly, ard A. mon Pleas of Geauga
Ballord jolly, husband OF County, Ohio.
said Eliza Jane, Ellon
Mills, ard Francis Har-
vey Mills, husband of Petition for Partition.
said Ellen Sam'l Hood
John +, Hood and Emily
Hood, Defendants
TINE said Eliza Jane Jolly and A. Balford Jol.
l. ly, husband Of said Eliza Jane, residents OF
the State Of Ponnsy lvania, will take notice that
OH the 22nd day OF July, A. d. 1862, n 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 it, 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 llnei east by Lo
No. Is, containing loo acres OF land.
a Aso the whole Of Lot No. 10 of Auburn town
ship, ,Geauga County. o., bounded east by Chaun-
cey Egglestons 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 may
be made OF said premises, and that dover be as
signed to sad Ellen Hood.
CANFIELD g. SMI I'd,
.654w6 Att'ys for Petitioner.
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EEThere was an unusually large tut

EEThere was an unusually large turn.
out at the meeting of the Mite Society al
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D. Taylor, of Clarldon. delivered very
sensible address, for which the audience
rendered him unanimous vote of thanks
Some appropriate pieces were sung by a
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meeting
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Cincinnati was received, and produced a
sudden adjournment. The Association re-
solved to hold the next meeting eight weeks
thereafter, in this place. Due notice will
be given.
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