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Guardian Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate Cour
/ OF Geauga County Ohio, made on the 2lst day
of February A. D. 1865, in the case Of E. o. Ly.
man, Guarc ian of Alonzo Il. and Charl les b
Lyman, against his wards the undersigned will,
on the 29th day of March, A. d. 1865, between
the hours of 10 M. and P. M. of said day, on
the premises, near the late residence of N. r,
Lyman, offer at public sale the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situate in Geauga Co.,
Ohio, to wit; The south west pa IT Of Lot No. l6
i'm Tract No. two in Chester Township. and
bounded North by the east and west center road
East by land OF Henry Johnson and David Scott;
South and West by Lot lines, containing 2s
acres.
Also the East part of Lot No. 81. in Tract
No. in said Chester, aud bounded on the N :,
L and S. by the Lo: lines and West by land Of
Thomas Laws acres from Northwest cor !.
ner belonging to S. T. Gilmore excepted) and
continuing about SO acres.
Also the w. part Of Lot No. IS in said Tract
No. 8, and bounded N, w. and S. by the Lot
lines; and E by land Of Henry Miller, and con
tains about 60 acres.
Terms Of Sale.-One third cash on the dav
of sale; one third in one, and one third in two
years from day Of sale-deferred payments Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises with annual
interest. Z. o. LYMAN, Guardian
of Alenzo II. and Charles E. Lyman.
Mulberry Corners, Feb. Gath, 1865. 7S9w4
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l)IEIl.

AT the residence of her brother, Mr.. j
NJ. Bullock, in Chagrin Falls, February 20
1865. Mrs., SUSANNAH f. LOVELAND
aged 60 years, vile of Mr.. l.. Loveiaud, ol
Munson, Goauga Co.
In CIaridon, Feb. 2sth, JONATHAN
GOoLD, aged 80 years. .., .- ~
In White Pigeon, Michigan, Feb. 14tb,
of Erysipelas, ARCHIE W., aged ono year,
three months and eleven days, son OF
Smith A. and Esther GooId.
Faro thee well, our last and fairest!
Dear, weo Archie. fare thee well! "a
God, who lent thee, hath recalled thee
Back with Him and His to dwell.
Fifteen moons their silver lustre
Only Ger thy brow had shed,
When thy sbirit joined the seraphs,
And thy dust the silent dead.
E. A. G.
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donors. With hear, filed with grateful

donors. With heart filed with grateful
emotions, | receive It.
10 your Aattering allusion TO my official
acts, can truly say that, whatever OF sue.
cess has attended my labors in the discharge
OF tho duties Of the Office have this day
surrendered, is largely due to the cheerful,
constant and ready assistance afforded By
each and all of my fellow. officers; and TO
none am | indebted for such assistance
more than TO your Honor.
Shoald / bo permitted TO live to that DO.
fiod Of life when the infrmi,ies of age re-.
quiro artificial support, this staff shall a,d
mo, and the recollection of the donors shall
brighten and cheer my pathway as the
shadows OF the tomb deepen and tbicken
around me.
With tho kibdest feelings toward all,
thanking you, Judge, and. through you. the
donors, repeat that accept the gilt, fully
approaching it's value.
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Cane.Presentation.

In common with number of other
friends Of G. c. Field. Esq, We had tho
pleasure to be present at the Auditor s
Office last Monday evening on the occasion of
the presentation of a cane to that gentle
man by his late official associates. The
cane is very handsome one, of ebony silver.
mounted, and bearing this inscription :
presented to g. c. Field, Auditor Geauga
County, by Brother Officers, March 6. '65 u
Its value is heightened BY the fact that its
bestcwai was no idle or unmeaning core.
mony, but prompted by sincere and we'll
merited friendship and esteem. Judge
Garfield, in presenting the cane, in behalf
Of himself and his brother officers, appropri.
ately and feolingly said:
ESQ FIELD The official relation which.
for the past eight years, you have sustained
to the people of Geauga County, is this day
terminated Those who, during that time,
have been moro or less constantly. assoc.
ated With you in the transaction of official
business. embrace this opportunityto speak
parting word, The hour which sunders
long established, friendly and intimate daily
grets; and especially is this truo where that
Intercourse has served to develop the exist
once, in an unusual, and may say remark.
able, degree of clear, judcous and un.
prejudiced mind. aud warm, zoalous and
liberal heart During the years that are
past. amid the turmoil of business and the
excitement of political strife and civil war,
we who have Deen your daily and hourly
associates have come to know and apprec.
ate, to some extent. the sturdy qualities of
head and heart which have characterized all
your intercourse with US. And now, as we
are about to part, and henceforth pursue
divergent paths, we desire to place in your
hands some suitable token of our regard,
and therefore beg your acceptance of this
cane, as an appropriate and suitable memo.
rial of our attachment and good will.
q As you go forth from these walls to min
gle once moro with the busy throng who
tread the thoroughfares of life, take this
with you; and, through the many years OF
prosperity and happiness which we hope
and trust await you in the future, may i,
not only serve as an acceptable support to
your steps, but as an ever-present memen.o
OF the sincere friendship and esteem of its
donors. in whose behalf / now address you
Though new sconos may attract, new caros
employ and new friends surround you, ye,
believe US when We say that no hands will
ever clasp yours with more of the heart Ia
them, than those which now extend to you
q kindtarewell. &s.- :.
Mr.. Field, who was evidently not less
surprised than giatified by such a manifest
alton of unfeignsd respect and good will OF
the part Of those who bad been associated
him so long and knew him SO we'll, respond
cd as follows: L.-.... .......
JUDGE CANFIELD I'll am all unpreparet
for this i is wholly unexpected, and fea,
unmerited. accept tho gift, not only fo
its intrinsic worth, but as token of friend
ship and regard. The time, the occasion
the language used In it's presentation, YOU
known frankness, the gift itself, bear uu
m's'afable evidence Of tho sincerity Of ths
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INFORMATION FREE
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility.
incompctency, Premature Decay, and Youthful,
Error, actualed by desire to benefit O hers. will
be happy TO furnish TO all who need it, (frce } the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem. :.
eedy used in his case. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers bad experience, and possess a
ins him at once at his place of business. The
Recipe and full inlorma ion-of vital importance
will he cheerfully sent by 'eturn mail
Address JOIN b. OGDEN, .'
No. 60 Nassau Street. New York
P..S.c-Nervous sufferers Of both sexes will find
thls iniormatioE Invaluable. 783m3
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Probate Notice.

HTOOutc NOtICcs
THE following accounts have been filed
l. in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun.
ty, Ohio, for settlement, viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Admir- of Estate of Lafayette Benson dec d.
Reuben l. Henry,
Guardian of Clemon Dixon.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Adm'r of Estate of Ezra M. Baker, decd.
Amor Moore,
Ex"r " Ann Sadler,
Guardian of Low E. Rose.
Lee @. Moore.
Charles f. Russell.
Said accounts will stand for bearing in
said Court, at tine Probate Office in Char
don. on the 25th day of Msrch, A. D.
1865, at ten o'clock, A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. G. CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, March 8, 1865. 790.-3w.
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate,

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro.
L bate Court Of Geauga County, Ohio, will of.
Ter tor sale at public auction, on Saturday, the
9Th day of April, A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, A
NJ, on the premises, the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate I'm The County of Ge-
anga and State OF Ohio, to wit: Known as part
OF Section 7, Tract No, Q, Auburn Township, Ge.
nuga Couuty, Ohio, aud bounded as follows /:
Begianing ut the south east corner Of Thomas b.
Hoard's land n the center OF the highway; thence
west on said Hoard's south line 10 his south
west corner; thence south TX rods; thence east
81 rods. thence north along the center of
the road IN rods to the place OF begin.
ming. containing G3A rods. A so one other
piece ol lnnd in said township, in snd section and
tract, and bounded as follows: Beginning where
the State road crosses the east and west Center
road; thence west along the center OF the road ID
chains 90 links; thence north deg. west chuins;
thence east Ia chains GO links; thence south SO
links; thence east l chain 80 links thence
southerly along said Sinte rond 7 chains SIS links
to the place of beginning, containing IL and
81. 100 acres excepting 50 rods in the north east
part owned by Thomas Hoard, and also except
ing from this description the land first above de.
scribed also excepting 5GX rods decided to the
Free Will Bnptists' Society, and subject to n
lease oi six rods in the east part thereof to May.
he g. Craine.
Terms Sa!e:- One.,hird in hand, one third
in one year and one third in two years from the
day Of sole, with inteies', the aymenls TO be Sc.
cured by mortgage on the premises sold
CHARLES STAFFORD,
Administrator Of A G. E.heridge, deceased
T9ivl
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79lw6
Geduga County, IS. o'u'' VI oomh'oh Fieas.
- Orv:lle N. McClintock

Albert ne ]. McClintock, ct al. \
TIME said Albertnc J McCllntock, Edith Nc.
l. Ciintock. Adaline McClintock, Betsey Tay.
lor and Philonzo Taylor, Defendants in this &C.
tion, residents of tho State OF Michigan, are here
by notified that. on the I'd day of March, A. d.
1865. said Orville N McClinock filed in sa
ing for Partition oi The following described prem
ises, situate in the township Of Bainbrldge, Coun
ty of Geauga and State of Ohio, to wit: Twen
ty.six acres in Lot No. 80, Tract 3, and eighty
acres in Lots No. 81 and %, Tract No. 8, being
all the land now belonging to the estate of James
McClintock, deceased. TT.
Said Petition will be for hearing in said Court,
at the next term the reot, to be holden at Char.
don on the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1865
.... CANFIELD & SMITH,
f9lw6 Att'ys for Petitioner,
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ITO THE NERVOUS. DEBlLlTATED AND
l. DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sufie rel, having been stored TO health in
lew days, after many years of misery, is willing
TO assist his suferin fellow creatures by sending
(free), on the recent of postpaid addressed en-.
velope, copy OF the formula Of cure employed
Direct to JOHN N DAGNILi.
Box SO Postoffice. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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For Sale.

TNIE FIGURING, Mill in Parkmnn village, Ge.
Il auga Co., Ohio, belonging TO the estate of
Judge Converse, deceased, will be sold at the
first favorable opportunity. The mill is in good
order, with o1 immense water power, and copu 3.
BILE of doing an extensive business.
Those wishing TO invest in property Of this
kind would do well 10 examine the same, and
for further information, inquire of Hon A. d
Kibbee, Pennington, Ohio, VIM. Bowler, ESQ
U. S. Custom House, Cleveland, or nt the luie
residence OF Judge Converse.
Parkman, March 4, 1865. 79lm3
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CCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-Tbe
- Board OF School Examiners of Geaugu Co
will hold their meetings the ensuing Spring in
accordance with the following arrangement, VIZ :
FrN meeting. March 18th, at Chardon; SECOND,
April lst, at Burton; third, April 18Th, at New.
bury Center; fourth, May Gth at Chardon.
1t is desirable that applicants be present at as
early an hour as 10 O'Clock, A. M,
.. .. J. 0. WORKABLE, Clerk
rr T9OW9
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nJ-The March number of Hnrpc-'s
.Mdgdzine is received. With other inter.
osting matter, it contains the continued
stories of "Our Mutual Friend" by Dickens.
and "Armadale," by WiIkie Collins. A
good number.
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GSrWe are Informed that tho oil fever
has broken outin CIaridon, and is likely to
spread pretty extensively.
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.WWe notice among The recent ap.
pointmen!s Of the Governor. with the
concurrence Of the Senate, that of Hon
Peter Hitchcock. OF this Ccunty,as Trus.
tee Of the Idiotic Asylum. -.
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MO TlCE.-- The undersigned has been duly
~ appointed and qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed of Jonathan Goold, de.
ceased, late Of Claridon Township. Geauga Co.,
Ohio. Xix. SMITH.
March 10th, 1865. sw7sl
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L'ARM FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers
tor sale small but va liable Farm, situa, ed
at the cenJer OF Hamben, Geauga County. Said
Farm contains l6 acres of good wei cultivated
land is wei! fenced. well watered, has a sufii.
cheney Of farm buildings in good repair, a fine
orchard, and plenty OF fruit of all kinds. For
further particulars, inquire of
SAMUEL HALE.
Hambden, March 10, 1865. 79!w3
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio, ! rour. of co d..
Geanga County, IS o'"'''' 0o'"''" 'oaS'
l.. G. Pierce, Henrietn)
Pierce, Plaintiffs,
John Young, Simon p..,...
Young Emma Millett, A''Hio"'
John Milett, Philura
Bundy and Ransford
Bundy. Defendn nts. -'
THE said John Young, one Of said Defends Is
| lnthis abion. is hereby notified that, on the
Pierce and Henrietta Pierce filed in said Court
their petition agains, him and others. praying for
partition Of The following described premises
Situate in the Township Of MddleGeld County
Of Geauga and State Of Ohio, to wit; About
TWO hundred acres Of land situate IN Lot No. 4s,
and known as the John Young's Farm, being all
the land uow owned by the estate Of John Young
deceased. Ssaid petition also prays that the
dover Of said Philura Bundy. former widow OF
John Young, deceased. may be set off in suid
premises Said petition will be for hearing in
said Court at the next term thereof TO be holden
at Chardon, on the 9th day Of MAY, A. d. 1865.
CANFlELD g. SMITH,
79lwS Attorneys for Petitioner.
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G5-Tbanks to Hon. j. A. Garfield, for a
set OF tho Congressional Gto5e, containing
the debates and proceedings of tho 3s.h
Congress. Also, to Hon. B. F. Wade, for a
like favor.
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nsr GoaeyS Lody's Book for March, pre-
seuts its usual number of attractions. Il,
embellishments, of course, are coplous ane
beautiful. ---
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SrAgn seaasa county or 9Hao Sc of Common Pleas
Seth 1s''la. h'';"; $;.sn s'''"'''' Partition.
THE said Ichabod Edison, Marvin Heath Seth
l. Heath, - Edison and - Edison, minor chill
dren of Levi Edison, deceased, who reside in the
State Of Indiana, Defendants, with others, in this
action, are hereby notified that, on the Sd day OF
March, A d. 1865, said Seth Edison filed in said
Court his petition against them, praying for par.
ttion OF the following described premises: Sit.
uated in Chardon township, Geanga County O.,
and known as part Of lots No. 1853 and 64, Tract
three, and bounded north by lands of Isaac Heath
and Hannah Witter; east by land Of heirs of E
highway; and west by the town line, and being
same land owned by Levi Edison at his decea Sc
Said petition will be for hearing in said Court,
at the next term thereof, to be holden OF Char.
don on the 9th day Of May. A. d. 1865.
CANFIELD e. SMITH,
79lw6 Auys for. Petitioner. .
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@ The Painesvile Telegraph is in.
formed that the surface indications of oil
in Thompson are OF the most encourag.
ing character. .....
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ay"Our Young Folks" We commend to
our readers as just tho magazine to in
struct aud amuso tho little folks, as we'll as
those of a 'largor growth"
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GS-The original poem, "Our Coun-
try" shall appear next week..
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T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in The
IL Post. Office at Chardon. State OF Ohio,
this 9th day of March, 1865. ..a'

9rTo obtain any Of these Letters, the nppli.
cant must call for Advertised Letters, +" give the
date Of the List, and pay one cent for advertising
9crlf uot called for within one month. thev
Will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Curtis Theodore Kelsey Charles
Fowler Della Mrs. Knapp Sill Miss
Green Diana Mrs. Parker El!eu
]. y. CONVERSE, P. M.
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HOME DEPARTMEN r.
Change in the Auditors Office.

On Monday last, Mr.. @. Q. Field, Iato
Auditor of this County, resigned tho posi-.
ton he had SO long, so ably and so honor.
ably filed, into the hands of bis successor.
Mr.. A. p. Tildep. In bis retirement after
eight years of faithful public service, Mr..
Field has the proud satisfaction of know.
iog that bis labors are appreciated. No
man merits or enjoys in a greater degree
the esteem Of his fellow. citizens, or the
friendship of those intimately associated
with him; and he may be assured that,
should he conclude to take up his residence
IN somo other locality, there are many in
Old Geauga who will part with him with
profound and lasting regret.
Mr.. T'lden, our new Auditor. is an affa.
bio and capable gentleman, and we have
every reason to believe will prove himself a
worthy successor of Mr.. Field. He comes
to the discharge of his responsible duties
with tho confidence and best wishes of his
associates and all who know him.
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GyThe Musical Festival iu C,aridos, on
Friday of last week. which We bad the pleas.
uro of attending, passed off to the accept.
ance of ell present. The Concert. in tho
evening, was a decided SUCCESS. We we're
no. only well pleased, but highly gratified
with the evenings entertainment. The
leader, MIR. Lester Treat, and all who par.
ticipated in the Concert, are deserving OF
much praise for tho very credtable mannor
In which they performed thoir respective
parts. We doubt Il many townships can
boast of more excellent singers than Clari-
don. The sum of $3.50 was raised for tho
purchase of the organ, and from all appear.
ances, we judged that what might still be
wanting for the purpose would be forth.
coming. .t
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II OR SALE or RENE-7Ae CON.
II DIT FARM and TAVERN situated 10
m lies east of Cleveland, on the Cleveland and
WiIloughby Plank Road-and contains Eighty
four acres of well.improved land. Buildings
good. For PARTICULARS Inquire Of or address
p. P. CONDlT,
Oeice OF Cleveland Iron g. Nail Co,
7S9mls Cleveland, Ohio.
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SPECI AL NOTICES.
10 COnSunnDtiVeS!

HE ADVERTISER having been restored 10
health in few weeks, by a very simple rem.
edy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease g,
Consumpti on, is anxious to make known 10 hi 8
fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
10 all who dtsire it. he will send q copy OF the
prescription used Ifree Of charged with the direc
tons Tor preparing and using the same, which
they VIII mud a snre csrefer Consumption, Asth.
ma, Bronch'ts, DC The only object Of the ad.
yertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, aud spread infor,au ,ion which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sutierer wi try his remedy, as tt will cost the m
nothing and may prove blessing
dress ""
,,,,4- Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
T9Om3
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q. s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARiNG BONDS.

Those bonds Ne now worth premium OF inc
per cent, including gold in,eres, rom Nov,
which makes the aciuul prof, on the 7.ao loan.
at curren, rates, including interest, about ten per
cent per annum, besides i,s er,,nption from State
aud municipal IA ration, uh,ch adds from one 10
three per cent. more, according to the rate levied
on other property. The interest is payable
semi.nnnually by coupons attached 10 each note,
which may be cut off and sold to any bank or
banker.
. The interest amounts to
One cent per day on n $50 note.
Two cents 6 6 g 800 "
Ten " {" /" $500
60 Z" (" =" $1,000 4"
One dollar &C &C C $4,000 4"
Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This ia
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN,

These Notes are issued under date oil Angus,
18th, 1864. and nre payable three years from
that time, in rency, or are convertible, q, the
option OF the holder, into
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rated, he to 90 to Richmond and l to Atlanta,
and tho result. has been just as we planned il
here in 1864"

CoSrRovERsY.-This very good reason for
avoiding controversy is taken from Dr.
Holiness "Autocrat OF the Breakfast Ia
BILE :"
at a fellow attacked my opinion in print,
would reply? Not I. Do you think
don't understand what my friend. the Pro.
fessor, long ago called the hydrOstatic para
dox Of controversy Don't know what that
means2 Well, I'll tell you. You know II
you had bent tube, one arm OF which was
the size of pipe stem, and. the other big
enough to hold the ocean, water would stand
in the same height in one as tho other? Con-
troversy equalizes fools and wise men in the
same way, and the fools know it,"
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VOld Mrs. Darlington evidently doesn't
understand the meaning Of military terms
and the consequence Is, she places JEFF. Da
Wis in very awkward situation, as the fol-
owing will show:
"lsaac was reading to his mother the head
lines of one Of the telegraphic columns OF
Tuesday last, and when he came to "Jef.
Davis 10 be Confined at Fort Lafayette, the
good old lady threw up her hands. cxclaim'
ing LAW me I knew he wore petticoats,
but I didn't think that would happen.
Well, we'll; the Confederacy is comm to
pieces!" The old lady resumed her knitting
and Isaac his reading"