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Death of Capt. Percy.


This cruel war has claimed no nobler
victim than Capt. James r., Percy. whose
death, at the hands Of the treacherous and
merciless enemy, il is now our ,paiuful
du,y to announce. He was our intimate
and loved friend from boybood, One
more genial, generous or true we shall
never know. Gentle, refined and high.
minded, as we'll as loyal aud courage
Gus, the virtues Of the citizen and the
soldier we're admirably blended in his
character, and bis un,imely death occa.
sions an equal loss TO the country and TO
society. Possessing a strong and well.
cultivated mind, and a pbilanthropic
Heart, he could not but, feel the deepest
interest in every effort to elevate and en-.
noble mankind and, when TIE country
called for aid, IL was but natural that one
80 unsel6sh and brave should early ,enis,
in her service. But, having done bis duty
we'll, he has gone with the thousands Of
our noble s!aia, where no traitor foe can
invade, and wars dread alarms are
never heard. e. 4sb-Jgfl III
Capt. Percy was born 10 the District Of
Montreal, Canada East, Sept. 18th. 1899
During his boyhood, his parents removed
to Munson, in this County. where they
still reside. They are advanced in years,
and their only surviving son. a worthy
and promising young man. is now an As.
sissant Surgeon in the army. Great. in.
deed, is their bereavement. When the
war commenced. Capt Percy yves EN-.
gagged in teaching at Piketon. Pike Co.,
10 this State, and, in the following Au.
.umn. lie enlisted as a private In the 55d
Reg. o. VI. He was at once promoted
to the rank Of Captain aud, with his reg.
iment. participated in the memorable Bat.
tleof Shiloh. .iaud other engagements with
the enemy, The following letter. con.
veying to his father the sad intelligence Of
his death, shows The esteem in which he
was held by-his comrades in srms: ..Fy
HEAD QR's 4th DIv., l5rH A, O., \
Near Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 1871. '64. (
JAMES PERoY. ESQ., Dear ,.Sl:-Irbe-
comes my sad task 10 inform you Of the
death OF your son, Capt. James r. Per.
oy. serving on Gen. Harrow's staff.
He was shot by shafp.shooier. while
engaged in experimenting the construc.
tion Of a battery in the advanced line Of
works. He was killed inslanily--shot
through the head. ~ ,.l,;s..' .....,.
Accept Of our sympathy, and with it
the assurance that none stood higher 10
the esteem Of the General and staff, than
the Captain, for his soldicrly qualities;
always social aud gentle in his Intercourse,
and all loved him. t,. ..,.tt .r
To me, who belonged TO the same reg.
iment, he was more confidential than to
others. We messed aud tented together,
and have. spent many pleasant hours in
conversation. ~. ...... sla
l may only say that loved him as a
Christian, and many sad tears have fallen
as q tribute to his worth.
Yours, very respectfully. r.o
w. NJ. CAKE.
Surg. .-:n- Chief, 4,h Div, 18th A. C.
Noble friend brave soldier farewell I
While We honor truth and heroIsm, or
abhor treason aud oppression. we shall
ever keep you in sad but grateful remem.
brance. g.E.i iEfi '.GE 1DtrLg'
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Probate Notice.

ErVnNuc NOtbC0s ...r
THE following accounts have been fled
Il In the Probate Court Of Geauga Couu-
ty, Ohio, for settlement, Wig:
L. PARTIAL ACCOUNTS. ......
- Adm'r de bOnis non OF Smith Waters.
Guardian OF Addison w. Benton.
4 mss Edward Paine. "'.
-fH. : H. M: LadoW.
- John Spencer. ...-.. ..
= .-..-. ... FINAL ACCOUNTS. ..r. a-ss
Adm'r OF the estate OF John Young.
Guardian of Clinton II Cady. 0'n' .
q H-'. . Artemisia Garfield.
Said accounts will stand for hearing In
said Court, at the Probs,e Office in Char
don. on the 24sh day Of September. A. ID.
1864. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, Until which time
all persons interested may except. ''H Pc
M @. CANFIELD. Probate Judge.
Chardon. Sept. And, 1864, ,.r. 7e4~s
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School Examiners Notice.

THE Board of School Examiners oi Geauga
L County will hold heir meetings the ensuing
Fail, aRreeably to the following order, viz: Isl
meetlng on Saturday, September Sd at Chardon;
Second, on Saturday, September 18th, at Bur-
G Ton; sd' on Saturday. Oc'Sser ist, at Newtuiy
il is desirable that applicants be present at rs
early an hour as 10 o'clock A. NJ. '.h,s
. J. o. WORKABLE. Clerk.
August 9th, 1864. .''' T6iw3
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EYMr. Seth Loomis, of Montville, 10

Ey-Mr. Seth Loomis, of Montville, in
behalf Of the Township Committee,
writes us: "Montyille Township has OBJ.
tanned recruits enough 70 fill her quota,
md had them sworn into the United
States service and, as, this is the first
township to gil its quota in this District,
we wish you 70 announce the fac, through
your paper" Montsille has done well,
but whether better than any other town.
ship 10, she District, We are unable to say.
Several townships of this County have
their quotas full, others nearly SO, and il is
to bs hoped than the efforts that have been
and are being made will save all from the
draft. Chsrdou viii have square ac,
count, II not small. balance in her favor.
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MARRIED.

lu Chsrdon. Wednesday morning. at the
residence OF the brides father. by Rev. W.
~ Wilson. Mr.. HENRY s. WOOD to Miss
FLORENCE L. RUSH, both of this place.
Wen Henry, we welcome you from the grad
uaily thinning ranks Of the rusty, crus,y. dis.
con'en'ed bachelors, to the conten,ed and hap.
py condition Of married manhood. We speak
rom experience feelingy, knowing that our con.
dition was bettered and we have not a shadow
Of doubt !. has induced others to do likewise.
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a. CuRE FOR CouGH OR CON. D.--As soon
as there is the, slightest uneasiness Of the
Chest. with difficulty Of hres.hing, or in.
dios'ions Of Cough, take during the dsS a
few .Broscn's Bronchiol IFochss'' Con
tanning demulcent ugsedirnis! ey allay
Pulmonsry Irritation. Military . Ofieets
and Soldiers should have them in ~
ness upon the 6rst appearance Of
or Cough. ts aat1',fr, eo,iy@
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New YoRK Aug 81

The gold market shows a strorg re- action
from the decline of yesterday, and opeued
at 236, subsequently touched 235i appsr.
emily responding bu, iii,le to The political
reports, the fact being that the ',shor,s" had
largo purchases 10 make for covering COO
tracts mnde during the fall Of ibe last four
dnys. During tho morning tho price was
from 23f to 239&l 8. Sees 1870 = - ~.
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EE-Iu these times Of high prices. it is
well 10 remember that children can be
supplied with shoes for less than half the
usual annual cost, BY wearing Metal Tip.
ped Shoes, 10 say nothing Of stockings
destroyed and health endangered by we,
feet, arising from the childlike habit OF
wearing ou, their shoes at the toes tirst.
~ Boston ,,Iouradi. -ZsitUIA ,tTr3EEA
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e~considerable dsmage was done, in
various localities. by the high wind, on Fri.
cay afternoon of last week. Seven barns
we're unroofed in Thompson.
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DoYoU WISH TO DE CUREDi

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure. in less than
80 days, the woist cases of NERVOUSNESS,
ln'potency, Premature decay, Seminal Weak
ness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and Nor.
vous Affections. no matter rom what cause pro-
duced: Price, One Dollar per box. Seat, post.
paid, by matt, on receipt O an order. Gne Box
will perfect the cure in most cases. Address
JAMES S. BUTLER.
General Agent, 42y Broadway, N. York.
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NOTICE.

A LII Persons indebted to tho under.
"A signed for costs. are requested to call
and settle the same without delay. An
early settlement NAV save costs. "a
WIN, N. KEENY, Clerk.
Cbardop, August l9th. 1864 f782
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VOLUME XIV. NO. 36.
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HOME DEPAR RTMENT.

AEBu, little time remains for recruit.
iug. for a draft will surely be made 10
an al deficiencies 10 quotas not full be.
fore Monday next. All delinquent town.
ships should be up and doing.
--4---1-. D. = -..----
~we would remind the Union Ex.
ecutive Committees OF the sewers, town.
shirs OF this County, that the campaign
has now opened in good earnest. and
those. II any, that have not commenced
the work before them, should do go with.
out moments delay. Every school.
district should be organized at once. and
funds to defray all necessary expenses
should be cheerfully contributed. Geau-
ga, now as hitherto, mus. bo The Banner
County. Which shall be the Banner
Town? The one whose Union men shall
make the strongest efforts, from this time
till The elections are over, to win thar
henor. | 'f, g.. Fftp/fJN'}fD
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Spiritual Meeting.

Z Tho SpiriloaIists will hold a Grove Meet
Ing at Auburn Corners In this County. on
Saturday and Sunday. Sept. 81 and 4,b.
All are invited, Bv order.
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raAni-s a. e.h d q DAYTON, Aug.2 26.
AT The Third District Congressional 81
Convention to-day General r. @. Schen ok
was enthusiastically re.nominaled Tor
congress. - a .yarsaf5 str ".uaihfJ
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THR CONFESSIONS q ExPERIENUR

OF. A NERVOUS INVALID.
l0ublisEed Tor The benefi., and as u caution TO
1 young men.and others, who suite from Ner.
vous Debility, Early Decay, and their Kindred
n a'lments-supplyingl means Of selfcure. ByI
one who has cured himself after being a victim
qf misplaced confidence in meGics h1 1mbu : a nd
ouackery. BY enclosing postpni i'd direc cd en-.
evlope e,sngle copies may be had OF, the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,. Bedford. kinas Co. :
New 4 Ork ... ............ .. 15Ivl
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: SPECIAL NOTICES..

a WINNER q Yeas hns elapsed sinee the in,
production e HOSTErTERS CELEBR ATED
BlTTERS 10 the public The prejudice existing
in the minds OF many persons against what are
denominated patent medicin,s,. ut first greatly
retarded u.s. sale; but, as its virtses apd merits
became kuown. this barr oil prejudice was at
last Overihrown,. and the demand increased SO
rapidly that in few years sea nreely village ex.
listed in the United States in which the afflicted
had moi experienced the benefits arising from the
use Of the "Bi,tcrs." and at The present day, IN
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, there are 10
be found vouchers for the great merits OF the or.
ticle,. M greater cure Tor Dyspepsia' can be
fonnd, See Advertisement For sale by Drug
gists and Dealers genera lily everywhere 766w4
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paper that ] viii send, by return mill to oil who
wish Il Qree,) a Re,ipe, with fun directions for
making and using q simple Vegetable Balm,
that VIII effectunlly remove, In Ten days. PIN.
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Of ihe Skin, leaving the same soft. clear, smooth
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
OF Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will euable them 10 start a full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers, or a Moustacbe, in
less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail free
OF charge. Respectfully yours, = 40
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN N. Chemist,
739m3 yr7grg sS3l Broadway, N. Y.
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AY e RS
CATHART TIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
conIpisiniBgf Are you out Of
order, wi.l your system de-
ranged, And your feelings IN.
coinfortablei These symp
toms are often the prelude to
serious lllusss. Some ut Of
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and should be avsrted BY =
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cleanse out the disordered hu-
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let tho fnids move On unob-
structsd In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of tho body Into vigorous 40
tIvity, purify the system ffora
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~ appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate Of LemueI Atwood, deceased, late OF
Middleheld, Geauga Count Ohio.
]. w. ATWOOD.
Middleheld, Sept. I'd, 1864. 76iw3.
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& s..ss ,ss NEW y y.
10th Government Bonds. received by a.t
,,,,.,. . MURRAY L. CANFlELDS.
Chardon, Aug. l2ih, 1864, l1'--'-1 7oiwH
A 80
! Pet'n Tor Divorce

auga County.
'Abdon +. Paine, PlaintiH 4
against Pet'n for Divorce
Martha Paine, Defendant. 10 -" FT
TIME said defendant Is hereby notified, that
l. the said plaintiff, on the 18th day OF May,
A. d. 1864. filed in said Court his petition
against her, praying for divorce or the ground
OF willtul absence for more than three yeats.
Said Petition will be tor hearing at the next
term OF Court, to be holden at Cha don, on the
Goth day of Sept, 1864.
CANFlELD & SMITH, Pl'H's Aa'ys.
July l9th, 1864. 15ew6
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L'OR SALE. "A Village Lo; in Ouawa City,
Il Iowa. A lso a second hand Rocka@ay Car
,iage. lnqu ire OF the Dsmecrat Office, Oh raoa'
Ohio. 763n
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NOT1CE-The Undersigned has been duly
l< appointed and qualified administrator or
the estate ei Henry c Gurney deceased late O
Thompson, Geauga County, o.
Lester MOFFETT.
Sept end, 1864. T64w3.
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Surg. .-:n- Chief, 4,h Div, 18th A. C.
Noble friend brave soldier farewell I
While We honor truth and hsroism, or
abhor treason aud oppression. we shall
ever keep you in sad but grateful remem.
brance. n.E.3 1Et5 ..GE -tDtrLg'
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DseAsfxMs o. ra. Isrruos,

Vb1l1fHNH o. fHk IkfINoR, I
Washington, d. c., 1th Feb, 1855. I
Sn have ussd your Pills In my general and hospital
psneos svsr since made them and hesitate 10
~ they Ars The best eathartc employ Their rsgu
Jatng action on the liver 10 quick and decided eonss-
ousnty they admirable remedy for
Of that organ. Indeed have seldom found case of
bHGs duane obstinate that II did not readily Weld %
them. Jratsrnaliy your, AL0Nzo BALL, NJ d.,
Ihysicsau Of Ns Murine Hospifol
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Buisus Disorders Liver Complaints.
F'o'a Dr.. Theodore Bell, er Nev Fork City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
oss e IN apsrient, but nd their beneficial effects upon
ths vsr very marked indeed. They have in my prse.
tcs proved moro sfectus for the Of bio,u com
p'ess thaa any remedy mention. sincerely
rVdos that vs have ct length purgativs which
ny ~ ooandsnoe Of the proissson aud the people,
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Pdos. rs oents per Box, or Boxes for VI
Prepared BY DR.. ]. @. AYxR g. co.. Lowell. xssG

Sold by Cook e. McGowan and Dr. Mich
OILS, Chardon. J. T; Field, Hsmbden; g, W Car
x Roads; Dr. Cleveland, Burton; w L Por-
ter. Bundysburg; c. :. Field East Ciaridon; n.
NJ Piiner. Parkman;J. w. Thompson, Middle-
field, aud by dealers generally. 73eyi
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months Their reply 70 demand to surrender indi.
Gated determination to hold out to the last But after
q few days vigorous shellinR they appear to nave
changed their minds II was represented that when our
feet passed into the harbor the tremendous FIRE
them utterly demorazed their gunnes, who could not
be kept at their pieces.
THE REBEL COMMANDER
was however, Of considerable ability In the mat
ter Of ordnance will be perceived by the accompany
Ing sketch Of hn life: and IL was doubtless supposed
that after his reply TO the demand for surrender ne
would use all tho means At his dispossl-and 1t will DO
seen by description OF Fort Morgan they were not
eagre-to defend the fort 10 the last Doubtless ne
has found slight Improvement has taken place
in tho ordnance Of the United States military and naval
forces the time he held tho position of assistant n
speclor OF that branch OF the service at Norfolk.
GENERAL GRANGER HIS STAFF.
General Granger, when appointed TO the command OF
the Unsd states military forces operating against Mo
bile detailed to him very efficient staE Tho staff
officers reported him singy at the very moment Of
sailing They were ALL with the exception OF his three
personal aids entire strangers to him. and were ordered
70 him for duty by Major General Candy,
commanding the military division. They have
heretofore exhibited much ability and htness for the par
tcuar duties which they havo SO recently been as
sgued and doubtless shall hear that they have done
their duty in the field the satisfaction OF their com
mandcr and the country.
The following is the list OF General Grangers staff
Assitom Adjutdm Gencrai-Cap,ain James E. Mont
gomery.
Neaical Director-Surgeon c. B. white United States
Volunteers
A,d-Maor T. g. Beahan.
Lid--Captain L. Avery.
Atd--Captain ]. q. Taylor
CHIEF Qisdrermaster-Captain +. ". Perkins, Acting
QuarteTmaster.
Chief of Arfiry-Captain II ". Clossen, First United
States artillery.
Ch,sf Corm,ssary-Captan p. P. Judsou, Acting Com
mssary OF subsistence.
Ordnance Ofcgr-Captain J. j. williamson One Hun
drcd and Twenty ell hth New York Volunteers.
Assistant Ordnance OGcer-Lieutenant U. b. Beebe,
Ordnance corps.
Cnief Signal Ofor-Cap,an W Marston
Chief of Engineers Lieutenant A. H. Burnham, United
States Engineers
A,stslani Enginee7 0Ncer-Leutenant q j. Alien,
United states Engineers.
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Tho Malitary Forces.


In consequence Of the very full details Of the naval
operations occupying much Of our space We have
heretofore been unable proper attention to the
movements Of the military forces. The omission We now
viii endeavor remedy by brief resume OF what the
land forces lad accomplished up 70 our last advices u
Is due TO the army that they also have taken no
mean part la the capture OF the dcences OF Mobile har
bor The United States military forces that we're TO ope
rate In about Mobile bay arrived al their appointed
rendezvous August began debarKing Dauphno
Island abont six miles OF Fort Gaines. They had
been placed command Of Major General Gordon
Granger who directed the main movements, while sub.
ordinate officer led the troops in the field. The invest
mens Fort Games the land side caused helped 10
cause surrender August s. Since that surrender
and the commencement OF artillery operations against
Fort Morgan, General Richard ArDod formerly Chief OF
Artillery the staff General Banks has been placed
p command under General Granger, OF the troops
operating against Fort Morgan.
THE DEMAND FOR SURRENDER HoRGAS-rnR
INVESTMENT
IL will be remembered that General Granger, in con
junction with Admiral Farragu made demand OF sur
render OF Fort Morgan August 0, which demand
refused by General Page The refusal TO surrender
followed by the throwing of few shells into the
for, by both the navy artillery 10 order to allow
the land forces advance their offensive works towards
the FORT to erect batteries the deet withdrew for
time The Of constructing batteries prosecuted
with the utmost vigor, and auvices from New Or
leans 10th instant state that the army had ad
vanced within three hundred yards OF the fort The
rebels reported by deserters 10 be six hundred
strong within the fort, and TO be provsoned for six
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what r..s ue.c ed .
Improvement IN sleeping Cars on RAN

ways.
No country in the world perhaps boast or such
railroad and steamboat accommodation the United
states ferry boats and railroad cars have long
challenged the admiration o European tourists visiting
this country and efforts have been cities
OF the old World 10 initiate US 10 ha, particular depart
ment OF progress with but very poor To any
person who has travelled much by railroad Il
sary TO say that the comfort convenience sleeping
cars are almost dspeusabs new style or sleeping
was introduced on saturday afternoon the Cco,ra
Railroad OF New Jersey, from tho depot Of the
pany opposite Jersey city, which for elegance ana com
fort surpnsses anything hitherto introduced Several
prominent paeuleos OF various styles of sleeping cars
formed Joint stock association, which has resulted 10
the production Of a car which combines all the excel
leucies OF the old styles, with the, addition OF many
important improvements. These care, two of which viii
be attached every through train 70 tho West ory
eight feei long, about nine eet wide and ten feet high
from ,he floor 70 the roof Each 10 divided either
sids into compartments six feet long, containing four
seats not used for sleeping and are all thoroughly
ventilated by of apparatus placed on TOP Of The
car throush which current Of forced down pipes
pacad between tho inner and outer sheath.ng ~ the
sdes, and distributed by means ~ small registers
through lhe various compartments Tue air thus admit
tod u purified BY passing toimoen small tanks h!ed VIII
water, which scparal0s ans particles a das1
watch would otherwise be Inhaled by the paBeengefs.
They heated by an Ingenious apparatus placed
under s boiom Of each car, Which las metal plate
level win the floor with various aGes passi1s horizon.
tally along the sides nn1 with small registers ~ couh
compsrtIreut 80 that the occupants graduate the
temperature TO suit their ndydual tastes without iner
fersv An any way with the cOuyen nee Of tholr neigh
bors Al nght whcn The passengers wish TO retire 10
bed they only ~ untold Tue heavy danesk curtains
with which eacn compartment q supplied, aud ~ the
most apote privacy rGira To rest Tie travelling
public vii ana these cars mos, iesrabe mproyerneul
the Oh stylo OF sleeping cars.