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AUCTION SALE
THIS AFTERNOON q To-MoRRoW
By A. GREEN. Anctinneer-

BY A. GhEEN. Auctloneer,
TTRUESTEES' SALE OF VAIUABIEP Pho,
l. ERTy.-By virtne Of deed oi trust bearing date
the 9th day Of October 1857 and duly recorded in
Bber J. A. -, No. Isl, folio S. one of the land rec
ords for Washington County, IN the District Of
Columbia, the undersig ned will sell at public auc-
hon, IN front of the premises, on TUESDAY, April
lSt, at ~ o'clock m, Lot No; Is in So nare ISL,
N the city OF WasmnEt ton, IN the said District.
INC said lot having front Of ffty-6ve feet half
men i on St south and running hack with the
S 70 feet inch to the rear line of the said lot,
Gnu 9eing improved with & Inc stsbe and the bnck
centS b OF house p feet inches by 81 feet.
UhitI, nuIht, III has also gas pipe leading from
rs al on "a avenue which In perfect order.
- sale Is made by the mutual consent of all par
ues cpncerled This property hes within the bro
Grounds. us'oh vi the Sspitoi
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash, and the balance
IN !, and years, with interest from The dsts 81
the SALE Notes to be given for tbe dsfav ua.s VI
ments. deed given and dc ed of tTnst p asd
both deeds at the cost Of the purchaser. ""o
The cash payment may be deferred until J,i *
lSe provided there is deposited $50 as forfeiture
on the next day after the sale. "iei'ure
JAMES ADAMS,
JOS. nj. ADAMS. Trustees
mar . q A. GREEN Aact
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On ths morning of the lth instant FANNIE, wife
OF Thomas Harrison, IN the 2th year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintances ef the family are
respectfully invited tO attend her f.neral from her
late residence, corner of Virg mia avenue and 18th
street east. on Tomorrow, (Nednesday,D at "a
O'Clock. baltimore papers please copy
On the 9Th instant, after lingering illness III. b.
ROBERTSON. the crier Of the Circuit and Crimi-
nal Courts of tins District i'll thea 18th year of his
agr.
Hisfrends and acquaiutances are respectfully in
vIted to attend his funeral from his late residence
No. 227 Penn; avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel.
O'Clock.
On the 5th instant, Of consumption. MONTA-
~ MA DAGGES, in the 18th wear Of has age
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral on THURSDAY next, at S1s o'clock p. M, from
the residence of his brother, No. 43 9TH street be-
tween Fayette and Frederick sts., Georgetown.
II. |. p.
On the LIST instant, CHARLES w. HESLE
TINE, aged 10 years.
IHaserstown papers please copy.l
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LOCAL NEWS.

IL The STAR PUBLISHES THE LISTS OF LETTERS
hEMAISINS IN THE w ssHrNsTON CRY PosT OFFIcE
uNDER The PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIRECTING
rHEM To BE PRINTED IN The NEWSPAPER HAVING
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
OF TIE OFFICE. IIS TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Ia
hORK THAN DoUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER DAILY
PRINTED IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Flour closed dull; How
ard street SO 25.
Wheat dull Corn closed firm and unchanged
but not active.
Provisions duh; bacon sides 9S; pork cIosed
steady; mess SIS. IS.
Whisky dull at 2Qc
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NOTICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ApvxRr1sv
nENTs BE INSERTED IN rHX BALTIMORE SUy
ARE Received AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR oFYIcE.
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SLyFoRD's LIVER INvIeoR kror.-rt IL. m trptb
.hs srea,es! remedy kp9wn for Dyspepsia, Costiye-
skill OF our most eminent ply scjans viz
DIR. Sanford has been for q long time one Of the
eminent ply sicians of New York; and ~ !. az. M
With such inyariable success that he has ieep IN
duced TO offer IT as family medicine and lei the
who troubled with debility, headache Iansnnr
or slow, lingering fever will try bottle, we think
they night ply sicians' bills and days PERHAPS
mar 26-2wr -
Ice Cream and Water Ices. at sl.5S per rsllon. at
streets. mar Inn
PENNIEs.-Those in want Of Pennies, for change,
can a ways obtain them on application at the coun-
ter oil the Star Once. If
THE Poor "a well as the Rich can have a sure
cure Tor Coughs, Colds, and Consumption IN Its prl
Gardner's Indian Balsam of Livsrwort and Hoar-
hound, a medicine that has proved blessing to our
race, II ls sold by all the Druggists, and Messrs
weeks fotter, Boston, are the General gents.
mar 3)-lw
HOUSES ARE CLEARED OF VERMIN
And Gardens preserved from the ravagos of in
sects and worms, by Lyons Magnetic Powders and
Farewell to sleep whom bed bugs prev,
Or rats and mice (confound them pay.
Prof. Lyon found plant i'm the interior of Asia
the powdered leaves of which is certain death To
garden Insects, ants, reaches, bugs, heas. ticks,
maths, &c. A small amount of this powder will
preserve a garden Of plants and rid house of ali
harmless to mankind and domestic animals. Ii is
more valuable IN preserving crops than guano IN
making them grow. Many worthless imitatiens are
adVertl Std Inc only genuine Is signed r.. LYON.
1t can be ordered through any merchant.
Powder kills all insects in trice,
But Pills are mixed for rats and mice.
Sample Flasks, 25c"nts; regular sizes 80 cents and
81: BARNES PARE, Now York.
Also, ne MsriehH Mustang Lin'msnt.
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MARRIEn-

On the Slst of March. by the Rev. Mr. Rogers
BARRIER, all of this cIty
IBaltmore, Philadelphia, and Allentown. n. J.,
papers cOpy.l
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Election I'm Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, April ith.-The OPPOSITION have
elected their Mayor and majority Of the Coun-
ellis Eighteen Opposition and six Democratic
members Of the latter are chosen.
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Metarie Rares

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Fanny Washington
won the two mile race on Friday. over the Metzrie
course and Planet won the four mile post stake on
Saturday, beating four horses easily
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By A. GREEN. Auc,ioneaT

By A. uhtEN AuctlOneeT.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE QUARTER
- MASTER AT THE L. =. GARRiSoN.-On WE'D
NESDAi, the 9th instant shall sell, in the United
states Garrison, at u O'Clock m, a large lot Of
Uniform Coats, Fatigue Jackets,
Wooden Pants, Great Goats,
Linen Overhauls, Carpets,
Together with lot of other articles.
Terms cash, in specie.
BY order of the Quartermastar:
ap1 A, GREEN. Anct
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Connecticut Election

HARTFORD, CT, April 4.-The general election
in this State came off to-day. The Republicans
have elected the four Congressman and the entire
state ticket. and large majority Of the Legisla
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By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY Georgetown.
I'M MONDAY. lIth April. at O'Clock d m we
" vii sell, In front of the premises all that cot of
Ground the south side ofGay street, between the
residences of VIM. X edin and Robi Dicks, EsQs,
Georgetown being 81 feet front I2O deep
with a stone wall mounted with an iron railing aud
handsomely improved with trees. &c. The scenery
from this slta Is very beautiful, embracing a fine
view of the Potomac river, the Virginia shores
Washingto city, and the III ghts of Georgetown
TcrmS: One-thIrd cash balance IN one aud two
years-Or three per cent. the deferred PAYMENT
for cash. Title guaranteed.
ap2 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts,
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ap2 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Aucts,
By A. GREEN, Aucuoneer

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
i ERTY-By virtue Of a deed of trust dated the
9th day of March, A ID. 1851, and duly recorded in
lber j. A; y. No. %, folio g., ct seq, one of the
land records for Washington county, la the District
Of Columbia, the subscriber Will SELL at public aue
ton, To the highest bidder I'm front of the premises
at o'clock p. m, on MONDAY, the 25th day of
April 1889 all that Lot IN Square south of SQnare
numbered i65, recorded on the hooks of the suryey
or of the city of w ashingtou Lot number l. of
the subdivision OF cot number 2. in said Square.
This Lot Is beautifully situat Il, having n front on
Virginia avenue, and also on south c street The
Up -3yements are Frame House on street and a
Terms liberal, and will be- made known on the day
Of sale. JNO. b. WILTBERGER. Trustee.
ap2 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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By }. L. MCGUIRE CO., AuctioneeTs.
rHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
~ PROVED AND JNIMPRoyED REAL EsTATE.-By
virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of the Dis
trlct of Columbia. for Washington county, No
40, IN chancey the subscriber will sell at Public
Auction, on TT ESDAN, the 9Th day Of A pril, ISFl
At O'Clock r. m on the premises, part of Lot No
3, an square No. 49, fronting - feet inches 18th
street vert, h-twacn X snt l. streets NORTH by Id0
feet deep, with the buildings and improvements
consisting ot two well buiit and comfortable two
story brick dw' Hing houses. Also. one undivided
bali part of part of Lot No. Il, in square No 4a2
fronting 6 feet on 9Th street west. between and l.
streets north. 10y 10 feet deep The yelling houses
and ground attached thereto will be sold Sc paratly
The above property Is elIgIhy situated and offers
most desIreahe opportunity IN persons desiring a
comfortable yelling. or IL buiId or invest.
Terms of sale as prescribed hy sand decree: One
third IN cash, and the residue 6, ~ and 10 months
with Interest from the CAV of sale. secured hy the
purchasers notes, with security, to he approved hy
the trustees upon the full payment of the purcha Sc
money and Interest the trustee will convey the
property to the purchasers in fee. IL the terms of
sale are not complied with within fvo DAYS after
the sale the property the terms of sale hitch are
not so complied with will bs rssold, upon one week
notice. At tn" risk and expense Of the purchaser
All conveyanclng at the expense of the purchasers.
CHAS :. WALLACE. Trustee
ap2-Staw&ds ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auc'rs.
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i GIBBS'SVEGETABLE BALSAM-perform-
Ing elmost miracles IN covering NJ Bald He'd. "a
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
INTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
~ Doors, SHOES AND CATERS AT ACCTIoy.-On
THURSDAY, the 9TH instant, 1 shall sell, by cata-
lngue, on the second floor fmy auction store, No.
$40 Seventh street. at 10 o'clock a. H., per consign-
meut-
loo cases and cartons of Boots, Shoes, and Caters
comprising a general assortment of ladies'
misses, g"ntlemen's and chl!dren's wear. The
stock ~ fresh SPRING goods, and will be sold 10
tie his hest hi idrr.
The attention of gentlemen in the trade in Alex
andrIa, GeOT sct0wn and Washington s respectfully
invited To the sale and the stock large they will
please he punctual to the tIm".
Terms: All sums of aud under SIS cash over rs
credit OLA and months, for approved endor sed
notes, bearing interest.
Catal ogucs ready ON Tuesday next.
4-d A. GREEN
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HOUSES ARE CLEARED OF VERMIN
And Gardens preserved from the rayages of in
sects and worms, by Lyons Magnetic Powders and
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Aucuoneers.

BY WALL & BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF CHINA, GLASS,
Il CRoCKERY WARE, &C, AT AUCTIoN.-On
WEDN ESGAY MORNING, April 9Th, commenc
Ing at l0o'cock, we will sell, without reserve, at
the warehouse on street, In of store No. 26q
Pa. svenue, between 18th and 9TH SITS, a large stock
Of China, Glass. Crock Ware, &c. We name
White Granite French China,
Printed and Fancy Toilet, Dinner and Tea Sets,
II, avy White Granite Ware, IN variety,
Gold Band White and Figured China,
Dinner and Tea Sets,
Gobets. Tumhlcrs. Sugar Bowls,
Glassware, - large and fine assortment,
White aud COlored Wash Bowls and Pitchers,
Jelly Mnnlds, Soup Turreens, Covered Dishes,
Cream Pitchers, Teapots, Finger Bowls,
Plated Coffee Sets. Casters, &c.
With a variety of other goods not here mentioned
to which the attention of the trade is respectfully
invited, as the goods will be sold without reserve
Terms: So and under cash; over that amount a
credit ni til and ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes. bearing Interest
apl t. WALL. & BARNARD, Aucts
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FUTURE DAYS.

By ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionoers.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE
p P6NE FGETk TT
April 18th, At 10 O'Clock, At the house recently occu
ped by Gov. Stevens, on l2th street. between and
Sta, we shall SELL all the Furniture and Effects,
Superior Seven octave Rosewood Case Piano Forte
Suit Of G5ms3n Plush-bovered Parlor Furniture,
French Plate Pier Glasses, slabs and Brackets,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Tables,
Walnut Enclosed Etegere. Whatnot,
SUIT Of Crimson Damask Curtains, with Lace
French China Vases and Mantel Ornaments.
Superior Yelv,t. Brussels ano Three ply Carpets,
OIlciOth, Mating, Bronze Hat Tree,
Extension Dinlng Table, Oak Arm Dining Chairs,
Handsome Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase,
Mahogany Hig6.pOst and French Bedstsads,
Mahosany and Walnut Msrble-top Dressing Bu-
Marble top Wsshstsnds, Toilet Sets.
Excellent MAHOGANY and Walnut Wardrobss,
Hs.I HSsITsssSs d Blsnksts and coGiorts
Gina Class and CrOckcTy Ware,
Block Tn Chatting Dishes, Knives ana Forks,
TTI dSrt PLATED Castor, Plate Warmer, sc;
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
doTsad, b airing interest.
p 5. T6a Hause, which rs a very desirable one, is
Tor rent; Inquire OF the AuctIOneers.
aP I'D J. c. MCGUIRE CO, AUcts.
By WALL. & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
SAl.E OF FtRNITIRE, CARPETS, MAT
- TING, I'LL vi iRRORS. PI ASOS, &c, AT ATCTIoN
On Thu RSDAI MORNING, April nth com
menclng at 10 O'Clock, We will sell. at our auctou
rooms for account OF whom i may concern, Fu-hi-
tnre, Carpets, Mating, Gilt Mirrors, G.. such as
Walnut and Mahogany French and Jenny Land
Bcdsteats,
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas and Tets s-t+tes,
Mahogany Rockers, Easy Sleepy hollow Chairs,
Cottage = IS,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Walnut and Mahogany Marbe-tOp Tables,
Cottage and other Bureaus,
All Wool and WOOL Filling CARPETS
80 yards Al Mating,
Rug, Mating, aud Stair Carpets,
Gilt Mirrors,
I Piano
Terms: All sums under $50, cash; over thst
amount, credit of 6J and 30 DAYS for notes salts
factorly endorsed, hearing interest.
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Tux RUSSIAN WAR. (PANoRAMA. THE success
in this city Of the gentleman exhibiting this beau
tifnl series Of dioramas most extraordinary
He is understood to have cleared little fortune
during the thirteen weeks il was shown here He
is indebted for this good fortune as much TO his
tact and integrity in dealing with all to the great
beauty and interest of his panorama.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
eH RLEST TOW

GAME is abundant, az present, in this town.
ship Pigeons flying in great Numbers. and wild
Ducks are said to abound in and around the ponds.
Lar-e numbers Of them found at Smith Halls mill
pond. about half mile south of the Center. Lars
numbers are taken. a lew days since, Mr.. Whule
bagged fout in short time. They are heavy
and tat and said to be fioe eating
Within the past two three weeks, considerable
quantities of honey have been found in Bee trees ons
party consisting of FrederiroLoomis, Andrew Maban
Otis D. Bishop aud others TOOK out Of one tree in
the East part Of the town. s0i pounds o! honey
eral other productive trees have been found Another
party reported to have taken out of tree. last
week. 26O lbs. of Honey.
John NJ Langson of oberlin, will address the citi-
of Ceariestown, the subject of Temperance,
Friday evening. Oct. 7rt1.
MI George E. Baldwin, is teaching select school at
the cen of the townships.
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ETTsv LIE,

This village isrepre snted to in thrifty cond
ton, at which we greatly rejoice.
/ The Grist Mill formerly known as Atwood & Ferryt
MILL is undergoing thorough repair. and far as repair
ed is making most excellent work. $H 81 i
The late residence of Elisha Garrett is owned
occupied by Orson Collins. MIR. Collins purchased the
property from David ]. Beardsry, of Freedom. -
The property known the Woolen Factory, has beef
thoroughly repaired and converted into Rake Factory
Several and substantial dwellings have been
ed this summer in the village, and many old ones hav
been repaired. f
The Corn and crops have not been ipjure!
by the late fosts much as kared Corn will b,
average CROP If frost holds off few days. Pstatoe
the best known in fifteen years. especially in respec
to quality. ~ b = So Z.
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-A>~D%N
L I N A

MIscREANTs AT WoRK-An attempt was
made one night. week before last to throw the mid
night passerges train the g. & P. R. R. of the
track few miles South of Lima Depot. The attempt
was made by placing ftncerails on the track In such
position as to into the machinery of the Iocomo.
tive, and smash 1t up, If the train could be thrown
ON the track by this means. The rapid motion OF
the train crumbed the rails II they had been stems
of chalk aud no damage was done. =Hs
The next night after this occurred desperadoes
visited slaters mill and smashed up and destroyed
all the more valuable machinery about the mill.
| On Monday night of last week the store of b.. d.
Green was broken open and robbed of ssndry goods
including silks cloths groceries &c. The people srt
much aroused by the comuital of these outrasvs and
| are the alert for the perpetrators.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

John Anderson & son in Common Pleas courtof
co.,yss vs.. ~ Portage County, 'hio

Isaac Haigt one of said Defendants will take notice
that the said john Anderson Son. did, the 81 day
of September, l,s9 file their pe'ioI against hi the
said Isaac Hnugni Joseph Taught, David Swearer and
\. Gosln late partners the said of N
Gos & Co., defendants, i'll hich is forth that the
parties defendant indebted the said pIa lifts,
upon prUuis,ory of the laid def udants,
led delivered to said plaintiffs upon the 18th DAY OF
April, A. d. 1885, in the of S27l &C with interest
thereon the 22i of April A. D. 1885, aud that
the prayer thereof is fr Judgment thereon for said sum
of S274- &c with interest thereon aforesaid.
Said Isaac Haught is required to trTnIr answer to
said petition before 49, day November. 1859
allegations thereof will lie taken ana judg
ment rendered acc ordi roly. - 917 7at
P. A. LAUBIE, Atty for Plffs.
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A nMINISTRAT0R,S SALE OF ItEAI.

A DMINISTRAT0R'SS SALE OF REAL
II ESTATE By virtue of or,ier of sale issusd from
the Probate Court of Portage County Ohio in case
pending in said Iurr, wherein Charles Gocseil admin
is the estate of Thomns Perry is piainf M
Perry and others defenduus will sell at pub:
sale on the premises in Nelson,
On The 27tt day Of October, 1859.
between the hours of and four oe'ock p NJ OF said
day. the following described real estate situate in lot No
one hundred in the tow ishp of Wndham in said conn.
being the North half OF the East ba of the West
half of said lot and contains thirty and one half
acres Of iaid. Add. ... q. VI. aa. .If
Also the following described real estate in lot number
forty five in Nelson township, in said county, beginning
the North of Austin Banrrcfs land thence
South twenty -four rods thenre lar enough thai
line drawn pa rale with the North and South line atore-
said to contain nin. and sixty rods of land.
Also the following described piece of land in said lot
number froty five in Nelson township beginning at The
North west corner of land heretofore bongng 10 Erns
tus Iohnso,: the line between Nelson and Windan
thence MOI tn forty rods thence West to land belonging
to Austin Bancroft; thence South to Nindham line;
thence st to pace of beginning containing sixteen
Sa nento ed piece be soli subject the
Dover estate of Jane Perry .......-. =
Terms made known day of sale. -......-.
| CHARLES GOODSEIL, Administrator
. Of Thomas Perry, d.cea ed.
| ByP B. CoSAST. Atty. sep2S-4w
I-Su
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LIEUT. w. b. HAzEN AND THE INDIANS
We have before copy the San Anlouio Herald OF
rather ancient date being June 1859 Iu we find
al account of Indian fight, in which Lieut.. Hazen,
late of This County, led the ASSAULT The Herald says:
2 he following copy a report of LIEUT.. HAGEN,
81 Infantry, dated aa 2Sd
In. upli Ince with your directions left this post
the 18Th ihst with Commissioned Uficer aid
nine pryaes of company f. Sth Infantry, accompanied
by The guide aud four OF Uyalde, Texas all
well muunteu 10 pursue party of Indians who had sol-
horses from the vicinity OF tile Nueces crossing the
I4th. Their trail was found without difficulty, aud fol-
the evening the fourth day., when Suddenly came
upon party of eight ndians and ATTACHING hen
immediately killed four and severely wounded the others.
The thick enaugenent Of vines and underground afford
| lug them protection.
l. After taking thcIr property including horses
returned to lnis post, arriving day. May 23l. The
entire command behaved in the coniuendable
Mr.. dams and Hall who accomra me- my
nnrIrest thanks for their vnlue.f services
/ Fron indications, conf lieut. tlat severai small
parties of IudiaDs reside n that portion, of country The
hird day out pet bear with bel, about lis ueck
into camp 'sa
Among the articles found papers bearing
the signature Of officers oil the army, testimonials of
character. &c. From their they may be
cred curious, and append them to this report. Ii they
were given those with whom fOuad and they sill de-
s led remain frienly, beiug
found in al company. From these papers would APP
pear that they kickapoos. When loun tn " were
The lead waters of the branch of the Nueees,
aLout seventy five mites from this post and about thirty
five from For, Clark
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Local Notices.

= We learn that Prof. WARREy P EpGAKroN,
of the os o. Law College is to visit this place and
read in Days Hall next Saturday Evening The Profrs-
comes highly recommended aud is wi'h1ut douoI
eloeutiOnist of be first Class entertainment
awaits those who will hear him. Don't fail to be on
hand. r-1., -l4 -
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DEAru OF RoBr. ] Co1.L1ss-In our ~death

DEATu OF RoBr. j CoLLINs-ln our "death
column this week. will be found recorded the demise Of
of this gentleman The wsof his death will be heard
with cere regret by large numbers of the older citizens
of Ravenns who used to know and be less
sociated with the deceased in business Fur
many years Mr. Collins resided in Ravenna. Some six
years since he removed with his family to Iowa,
where he has since resided He leaves a widow and
large family of children to the loss of husband
and father beloved And such is life, filled with sad be.
reavements aud its pathway strewn all along th the
of broken friendships and departed affection.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

MAMMOTH PoTAroEs.-Ou Monday, Mr..
Fitch Bishop, of freedom, deposited the round table,
twenty four potatoes, that made heaping half bushe
One Of the potatoes weighed 211 lbs. another lbs
OF. "Potaoes, they grow [anything butt small, over
there" The basket contained five varieties.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28

STATE FAIR AwARDs.-We notice that
Purdy and LO"ms, Of Atwater in this County received
the first premium at the State Fair las week, Stons
Ware1' Also, that S. Day Co., Ravenna, Rock
Glass Works, received the first premium Colored
Glass ware, and the FIRST premium on black bottles.