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EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPES or TIE RAM
HEroRs -

! S32pound shot, after passing through
tirr@hcavy timber bulwarks of the ram, and
becoming nearly spent, grazed the hip of
Lieutenant James NJ. Hunter, causing Il
severe confusion and swelling that have
disabled him for the present, and may pre-
vent his walking for some time. Half an
inch nearer would have killed the Lieutenant.
who is brave and an energetic officer,
whose death would have been "a loss TO the
service to which he is so deeply devoted.
Several huge round shot passed immedi-
ately over the heads of Colonel Ellet and
his son while in their recumbent position.
Had they been stealing, they would have
become headiess, and perhaps trunkless,
heroes.
A 5O-pound rihod shot passed through
the pilot-house, within few inches of the
legs Of Alexander Ford, who was then at
the wheel, and narrowly escaping the breast
of his associate. Roley S, Mickey, standing
AZ his side, and passing The word from the
commander Of the ram
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From the Correspondent of the y Tribune
MISSISSIPPI FLoT1LLA, OFF VrcKsBURo, !
Monday Evening July 21st, 1862.
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egHome Testim ony.--


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pAtersnn'A Magazine.

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n. B -sl 90 enclosed tonny authorized Agent,
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DIED.

In Chardop, on the night of the 9th inst,
Mrs. SUSAN A. HAMILTON, wifo of DR..
l.. A Hamilton, in tho 52d year Of her age.
It is not TOO much to say of the deceased.
that she was one OF the best of women, and
one whose loss will long be felt by tho COM
munity of which she was member. Her
many virtues eudoared her to all who know
her, As wife aud mother, she was stfec-
tomato and dutful, and, as a friend and
neighbor, obligng and benevolent. Possess.
ing remarkably mild and smaiable dispo-
stion, she had smile and kind word for
ALL She was ever at home,-ihs light and
JOY OF the household and, now that death
has removed her. how deep and bitter is the
af ction of her devoted family Most sin.
eersly do We sympathise with them, aud
most gladly would we offer them consolation
were It ours to give. Bbo lived and died 4
Christian, and has gone to her reward.
In Chardon, Nov. 9th. of Congestion. RITE
B., wife OF Albert g. Barton, aged 80 years.
In the dsath Of Mrs. b her husband has lost au
a6ec'ionats compunionl and the sick and afflicted
q uUss ktnd aud syAipadzisss friend, tCoN,
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/sAVE YOUR EeeS!!

NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
~ whereby Eggs cun be presei we'd perfectly
fresh almost indefinitely without the incnmb. ance
OF Lime, Salt, or other ordinary preseryatives.--
There is no more necessity Of farmers selling
their ggs at from S 10 cents per dozen, when
they can, at trflinq cost, save them until they
command good price.
For further particularly
enclose a red stamp to l.. b. SILVER,
6fSwl Salem. Ohio. y
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sAerifi,s Sale of Real Estate.

IN obedience 10 the requirements OF an Order
i OF Sale which issued from the Court OF Com.
NOR Pleas OF Geauga County in the State oI
Ohio, whe Elm Nelson G. Woodurd, Adminstra.
de bonis hon, Of Francis l.. Dixon, is plaintIfE,
and Almon Dixon is defendant, and dated the
9Th day OF Nov, A. ID, 1862, TO me directed and
delivered, shall offer for sale at public vendue
at the door ol the Court House in ChardOn, on
Tuesday, December 9th,A. d. 1869,
ut he hour of O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the
following described property, to wits certain
piece or parcel of land situate in the township OF
Hunsburg. in the County Of Geouga,i II the State
of Ohio, and is known as part Of Lot No. 81 in
said township, and is bounded as follows, to wits
Beginning at the northwest corner Of said lot;
thence east on the north line Of the same % chs
and sc links, to land formerly conveyed to N.
Merrill; thence south on the west line Of the
same, chains aud is links thence west 10 tho
west line lot; thence north chains and ! links,
10 the place OF beginning, containing 81 acres OF
land be the same more or less, but subject TO oil
legal highways.
Bald premises appraised at 40. Terms Of sale,
Cash in hand.
d. q. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office Gssuga
Co., Nov. 7th, 1863. 66ow5
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GEWe would call attention to the
"Infirmary Notice." in another column.
Location of the 33d Brigade.
HpAp QUARrERs 33 Brigade. lo'h

HpAD QUARrERs 33 Brigade. losh
ID VISION Army of the ONO.
10. CONVERSE Dcar Sir:-For the ln-
formation OF those who may be Interested,
please announce through your columns,
that the 33d Brigade. composed of the toll
lowing commands,viz.: lo5th Reg, U. L.,
Lieut.. Col. TniIcs clmmanding; SOth Reg
Illinois Nols. Col. Allen commanding; i23
Reg. Illinois Vols Col. James Monroe c'm.
mug; l0lst Reg Ind. Vols, Col. WIN, Gar.
ser commanding; l9,h Reg Ind Btttery,
Capt. Harris commanding; Col A. 5. Hall,
commanding 33h Brigade and post ). is sta
toned at MumfordsvilIo. Hart Co., KY,
which place ALL NAIL or packages for those
Regi giuent,, ,shoald be addressed. Mumto'as-
willie Il one of the oldest towns in kentucky,
situated on Green River, and on the line OF
the louisville and Nashville Il. r seventy
three miles from Louisville. w. r. /.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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Warranted Purely Vegetable. and FREE
from anything injurious. Explicit directions
which should he rend. accompany each BOX
Price 81 90. Sent by mail on enclosing $ | 90 to
Cornelius L. Cheeseman, Box 4,53I Post Office
New York CITY.
Sold, by ONE Druggis, 10 every town in the
United States.
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No. ia Broadway, N. Y,
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MARRIED..

In Middleeeld Nov, It'll at the brides fathers,
by Rev H. Kellogg, Mr.. H N. STEA OMAN, o.
the l25lh Reg. Ohio Vol and Miss SARAH C.
SMITH.
In Chardon, Nov. llth, by Rev l.. r. Jayne,
Mr.. MICAH CAMBELu. of Illinois, and Mrs
MARY r. JOHNSON, OF c laridon.
In Hambden, Nov. 9th. by Rev. +. A Reane
at the house of Mr. Corlez Sheldon, Mr.. DION
70 NJ. JOHNSON. of Troy, and Miss LUCIA
GATES, OF the former place.
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Notice TO Licensed Tax-Pnyers

OFFICE OF DErUrY COLLECTOR, INTERNAL
REVENUE, Chardon, o.. Nov. 9th, 1862
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ required to bo licensed conformably to
the provisions Of ian act to provide later.
nal Reveuue to support tho Government:
and to pay Interest on the Public Debt"
Improved July lst. 1862, that the Licences
Tor Geauga County are ready for delivery
The Department takes of Collectors moth
ing hut United States Funds, but to accom-
modate. as far as possible, will also take
any good Ohio Currency. have Tor sale
Revenue Stamps of the kinds wanted in this
County, that have as yet been issued, aud
shall have full supply of othor kinds soon
after tho Department is prepared 70 distrb
uto them. Il, V. CANFlELD.
Deputy Coliector.
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

RFour friends Ayres & Murray.
Bankers, have provided an excellent sub
sutute for change. which is being eIIen.
.iyely used in this community. They
are issuing checks Of the denominations
Of s, 10, 96 and 30 cts, 10 circulate
q, money, and payable in current funds,
when presented to the amount Of 81 90.
A good idea.
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EgThe Singing Glasses under the
instruction Of Prof Dunbar, will give a
Vosal and instrumental Concert in this
village, this (Friday) evening. Admit
tauce, 10 els. A rare entertainment may
be expected.
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ERRATux--The types last week made
us say that we would furnish Peterson's
Magazine and the Democrat for SO 90,
and GoSey's Lady's Book and the Demo-
cYat for $500. These are the terms {:
Peterson's Magazine and Democrat, so rs,
and Goiey's Lady's Book and Democrat,
$50.
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Hr'fhe Exhibition of Dr.. McBride's School
came off last Friday evening, in tho new Town
Hal. Notwlthstanding the barn like appearance
ol the room, which destroyed the good effect in a
slight degree-the children ure entitled to con-
siderable credit for their morally entertaining
performances, which reflected much for the abil.
ity OF their teachers. The audience was atten'
siys and orderly. especially the boys in the loft
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NOTICE-THE Undersigned has been duly
IN sppointed administrator Of tho estate d
James Carroll. decoasoe, late ofGeIug. Conaty
Chic Il. x. SMlTH.
Cwuisa, oki0, Nov. Iath, 1909, 6fosw
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RAn nnA M A lie or FEMAL
OVO.OOV AGENTS TO SELL

EfAk nthh vi il T. or r II NJ A i. II
OVO.OOV AGENTS TO SELL
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY COLORBD
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK,
From recent surveys. completed August 10th
ls62; cost $4,000 to engrave il, and one ycsr's
time.
Superior TO any $40 mup ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell ard sells al the low price OF so Csnts
IT is not ouly county Mnp, bot il Is also a
.. COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
ol. tho Uniled States and Canadas combined ir
EVERY RXiLktUAB STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man 80 10 SIS pc
day, and will take back all maps that oannOt b
sclt, and refund the money.
Send for s worth to try. ......,....
Printed instructions how to eanvass we'll, fur
nished all our agents.
Wanted Wholesale agents Tor our maps IL
every State, California, Canada, France, En-.
gland and Cuba. fortune may be made witt
a few hundred dollars capital No Competitlon
J. T. LLOYD, No. l64 Broadway. N. Y,
The War Department uses our Map Of Virgin
ia, Maryland and Pcnnsy ylvania cost 500 0C0
on which is marked Aatietum Greek Marylanc
rersville, Noland's Eord, and all others on tn,
Potomac. and every other place ia Maryland
Virginia and Pennsyivania, or money refunded
II,0YD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA & ILLINOIS, e..
Is tho only authority for Gen Buell. and The Wa
Department. money rounded 10 any one find
ing an error in it Price so Cents
From the Tribune, Augusta.
"LLOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY.
LAND and PENNSi LVANlA - This Mp i
veiy large; its cost is but rs cents, and it's N
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE NJ SSlS
SIPPI RlVER-FIom Actual Surveys by Capts
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vTNEAMSTERs,A ATTENTION -DR. TO-
RIAS, VENETIAN LINIMENT, ~

pint BOTTLES. Price SO cents; ls warraated cheap
sr nnI better than any other article ever offered
20 the public Tor the cure OF GUS, Calls, Bruises,
Sprains, Lameness. Overhcaling, &c, &c. Keep
bottle in the stable; it has saved many vnun E
bic horse. None genuine unless signed 5; l. To-
Sold by all Druggists oSS
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
DR. J Bovee Dod's
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,

Are prepared by an eminent and skiIlfuI physician, VII
has used them successfully in his practice for the las
twenty-five years. The proprietor before ~pur0hasin
the exi.usive right to manufacture and sell DR.. BOve~
DUds' CetebTa1eg Imperial Wine Bit ers, hadtThem test
ed by two distinguished medical practitioners, who pro
nounced them a valuable and safe remedy for disease.
Although the medical men OF this country, as a gen.
eral thing. dlsapprOve of Patent Medicines yet We DO
UOt believe that a respectable Physician can be found
in the United States, acquainted with their medical
properties, who will not highly approve Dr.. Dod's IN
PERIAL WINE BITTERS
In ali newly settled places, whore there is always
a large quantity Of deeaying timber; trOnT which a poi
sonOus miasml is created, these 0itters shuOld be used
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
DIR. DODDO
Celebrated Wine Bifters

Are UnSUET0A99Cd.
For Sore Throat so common aai5ug The Clergy they
are. truly Invaluable.
For the aged and inhrm. and fOrpersons Of weak
constitutions For ministers Of the gospel, lawyer
and all public spaekers-for bOok-keepers tailors
seamatTesses. stud uts.ar artists, and all persons lea
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As Beverage; they are wholesome, innocent. and
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are a valuable remedy for persons addicted Oithe use OF
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They are pnre and entirely tree from the pdIs0ns con-
Gained IN the ad01terated wines. and bTandies with which
the country is fOOdfd.
These bitters noto My CURE but prevent disease, and
sboRhlb e used by all who live in a country where the
wafer Is bad or where chitis and fever are prevalent
Being entirely i~nHdcent and harmless they may Begis.
en- freely to children and infants wfthfmpunIfy,
PhysiCi ans and CIergymen, and temperance advocates
as an acE u humanity. should assist in spreading these
valuable bitters over the land, and thTeby essentially
Danish druukennessaEd disease -.-
I'm All affections OGtl1e EEead.SiclA
Headache, or n erVaOuSHHcad-
ache. DIR. DOd's Imperial Wine
Ritters Will be found to be most
SaIntarR and EEiCaG1Ous.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-11-15
T,r1r 4 FREEDOM.A

Now ready. a new and superior collection OF ~
Anti. Slavery, Patriotic, and .ContraoSnd SOILS
solos, duets, ~quaTtets, and ehofuses- 2host OF tne
Poetry and Music has been written expressly IOI
this work, to correspond with the times, aud sn4ulu
be sang bv the mifliDn. in order to awaken a deep
iu,eres5 10 behalf eflthe Contrabands, whom Gcd,
in his providence, khs east upon the free North 70
clothe and educate.
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Freemen, Gcd has spoken !" "WhItuers suppressed
Song of Freedom etc. 0e~e v-TeTL rrrE
Price only 5 cents single, 80 cents per dozen, IS
per 100 postage J cent.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
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