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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
John A. Exams and Margaret Gilbert cs
Thomas Thomas and ais

0HERIFF SALE BY virtue of alias orders of sale
- to mo directed and delivered from the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County and State o
Ohio, to wit: one In favor of John A Evans against
Thomas Thomas and ais and one in favor of Margaret
Gbe-t aganst Thomas Thomas and ais shall expose to
sale pdbc vendue at the door of the Court House. In
the of Rayenna in said county OF Portage and
of Ohio on Saturday the 9th day of AugusA 1859 at OF
hour of ono o'clock OF said day, the follow.
Ing described land and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the township of Paris county of Portar,
aud of Ohio, being part of Lot No ll-Bepnpinr
South East corner OF said Lott thence runninr
West the South line of said Lot 73 chains links 10
to the center Of the state road leading through said Lot
thence Northso 81 East % chains and N links 10 posi-
thence South 500 75 East 22 chains I5 links pos
In the East line of said Int; thence South tho
line OF said Lot % chains and 70 links the place OF be
ghning-ccutaning fifty acres land. be the same mory
or ess being piece of land decided to Thomas Thomas
by Robinson Wilson the 9th day of APRIL D. 1859
Appraised al $50 dollars.
Taken order of sale the property of Thoms,
Thomas and as, the suit of Johr A. Evans and Marva
ret Gilbert Thomas Thomas an ais.
Brown & Woodwork, Attys.
Tu0S r. wILLIAMs, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office. Ravcnnn, Jul 4, 1870 jy6-sw
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Brief addresses were made by Rev. l. sE. al"
sH1pMAS-aud at early hour the assembly d.
The number attendance very large, and nu
nearly every family in the townrhip large number VI
this company visited Ravenna in the evening to witness
the display of Fireworks and thus concluded the days
W ell arranged festivities.
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August Appointments.
.RH. TUBBS.

u wilhelm attendance as follows:
RAvENNA. Prentiss House, Is SI isaay, s 'sn
, warren National Hotel, Friday, 18th ug - -
Cleveland, American House, wednesday ana inorS"a''
Goth aud 2lst July.
a LuNss, HEART, LIVER sToNAcH, BoWSls. hiDssss
ASp SPLEEN Also, DRoPsv. Gravel kHEr EraATlsAs
NERVOUSNESS, DEBIIrrY, DYSPEPSIA, FEMALE p5ssAa,
AeuE .sP FsvEs Frs a M ote4 q
Il of long standing complaints both External ana IN
For some ten years Tubbs has devoted his entire
time TO Chronic Diseases treating Thousands
g 1eseh TX no CASE ARR MIsn POIsoss .
rIoYsp MAKE SICK TO MAKE WsLI ok IEAs f
sfsty by the most delicate, and patients remain
no md continue, with prudence, their Ordinary .,
w,b >rcise. Hundreds have recover ed anoer 'nS u,
VIII friends and physicians had fiyen up sh
at home, ~ble evidences of which can always be
aiss anu eI howeverredueed or despairing
hope the In ndispni. prred. without acnrrespend-
invited T. eaH and may ", Iowa. May, 1855.
will be given or expenseine, 4courase some des-
n, % prospect of recovery. sag, l give below
On To. to seek relief from suffer. % ed.
The faet. IN nv rwn case You FIRST Prese y SO
IN sept. lssS ha. .nd impurities Of the b. Ns
The last nree years eescept : few wssksS 81 haa
kept prisoner constantly bsa sh 10 have nav
could sand @ p 1prshs aps ny mss sss ny
suiisinss were without determination and ervads
the entire system Al that kind an aisn
SS Of 9'p which nsS S
palintves, but failed to ,mpsh the desired Object
gradual improvement Al The end Of a few weeks was
able to sit hour at time, and in six months rode
rapd-have since been able to journey west,
an, now ENJOYING good degree Of hsath feel that to
ed fer life aud comfortabls health 7-lT ~
/ Yours with much respect, Mrs. M. e. BEMIsS.
Mrs B. resided during her sickness and while under
treatment in Munson Gsauga Co., o., whers her father
Mr. Chester Miller, still remains. 81
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
The PICNIC Al cHARLEsToWN.

The coming OF Americas anniversary day did not take
the good people of Charesown all by surprise find
Them unprepared to tender hearty welcome In the
beautiful grove upon the farm of Mr. THOMAS KING the
people gathered together Their Picnic boards
spread with delicaces choice and rare the haudwok
of the fair housewives of the town. Plenty crowned the
fsast aud merry contentment filed the hours with plea
sure
Tie Declaration was read by ANsEL SHIpMAN ESD
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Atlantic & Great Western Rail Road.
d - - 6 -

60 SZS.szz SzZS.s..-. sszaZSssFs
NHE Stockholders of the Atlantic Great Western
Il Rail Road Company hereby notified that their
Annual Meeting held at
the Otce OF the Company in avenua, Portage Co.. o.
Tuesday the 18th day of July, 1885, commencing at 10
for the acceptance rejection of the following Act
amending the Charter of this Company, passed by the
Legislature of Ohio, March Slst, 1859:
No. l47. AN ACT
To amend the act entitled act T., Incorporate
+ Franklin and Warren Railroad Company"
Section l. Be it enacted by The General Assembly of
the State of Ohio That the second section of the
entitled an act to incorporate the Franklin
railroad company passed March TO- 1851, be and the
same is heresy amended read as follows See p
That the capital stock of this company the nSIne of
which has been changed to that Atlantic Great
lars; and the company shall have power to construct
and maintain railroad from The village of franklin in
the county of Portage in easterly direction through
the township OF Warren in the county of Trumbul and
further to point the line Of this State in said
last mentioned county, at the village Of Orange-
ye there to connect with the gauge with the
Pennsylvania also with full power to and
nue said first mentioned railroad from said point of
ginning at the village OF Franklin in westerly south
westerly direction through Akron, in the of
Summit, Ashland, in the county of Ashland, Mansfield
in the county of Richland Urhana, in the county OF
Champaign, and thence further In the dircctonto
connect with other railroad in this State which the
directors Of the company shall find advisable; provided,
however, that nothing herein contained shall in any
ner Whatever nave the effect TO change nvsate Or in
Western railroad company already acquired. -
Sec g. That the second section Of the aforesaid act
entitled San act to incorporate the Franklin Warren
railroad company" be and the Is hereby repealed
l. WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
JAS. M. WARD, Secretary.
faIR
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
Posr OFFIoE REeuLAr1oxs.-There are yer

PosT OFFICE REGULATIONS There are very
few things with which the public much to do and
know little of of the rules and regulations o
the Post Office department There is of course the
of for this for the public have kind
tunty to become acquainted with the laws Of Congress
STILL we believe that ignorance is for
oation of law though the ignorance be Of necessity
not wilful. The experiences of Postmasters generally
wi without doubt, to show that the following rule
ofthe department is violated oftener than any ether BY
the recently published compilation of the Post Office
uations, that penalty is inflicted the oence
in addition to 'letter POSTAGE Sec. 1873 has the sub
Joined
To incose aud conceal letter other thing (escept
bills and receipts for subscriptiuns in or to write or
print anything after its publication upon any newspa
per, pamphlet. magazine. other printed matter is H.
legal and subjects such printed matter and the entire
package OF which it is part letter posage and f
done in order that the be carried bv post
postage subjects the offender to fine Of dollars for
every such oense and in such cases. if the person ad
refuse to pay such letter postage the package
it came, to prosecute the offender for the penalty.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
TEMPERANCE PICNIC AT NELSON.
THE FOURTH IN EDINBURG
rnha Pfc.Nfe I'm GharIasfoWn.

"The Fourth " has not been. in many years
80 generally celebrated in this region of coun
try, as in this the " goodlie yeare of 1859
In Portage County the spirit of the oIden
time seemed to inspire the people generally
and our columns will tell, as we have beer
able to gather information by our own report
ers, and otherwise, through kind friends. of the
festivities at various points at which the peo
pie were gathered, to again, upon our great
national holiday, pledge each other good fel.
lowship, and again throwing all care aside. in.
vito
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A SSIGNEE NOTTCE.-Notee is hereby given
"A that the undersigned have been appointed and quail
fled Assignees of the lae firm of r. Lee Co lately do
ing business in Garrettsville Portage County, Ohio
Creditors required to present their claims TO
derRigned without delay. WR. KN0WLTON,
Garrettsville. June 80, 1859. jy63w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
COTTAGE HILL FOR SALB.

This well known place is of
fered low aud on easy ternns-
small farm would be taken
In exchange and time given
for the balance. Cottage Hill
lies about two miles east of
Ravenna, and embraces, with Hl
superior improvements,
about 44O acres of rich and
abundantly watered land.
1t is peculiarly adapted for
r, Stock, or Breeding, Farm.
For full particulars apply to, or address, s
jes2 J. W. WILSON, Ravenns
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TIE Stale OF Ohio,
PROBATE nnrrRr.


Portage County, PROBATE COURT.
Notice is hereby given that the and odns-
traitors on the following esates, the following named
Guardians have presented to the Court Probate Of he
County of Portage in the State of Ohio their setement
accounts, which raced file the Office ofthe Inos
nfsad Court and for the Inspection and
tion of all persons interested, until the 90th ey OF Univ
A. d. 1859. -
James l. Bradley. Final Settlement.
I. Aiyn. .. do
Stlmon B. ward. Partial Settlemet.
EIns tiarnon do
Peter Knapp. ........... do
William w. Burr. ..... do
Nelson Eggestou Guardian 10 Ellen Drake, Settlement.
John Sapp, Guardian Ira C. Osborn. do
Andrew Moore, Guardian to Cornela Moore. do
John McCloughan, Guardian to NJ. ]. Stamm
ets AZ do
Frederick Loomis, Guardian to !. E. Mahan,. do
John Haven, Guardian to Goode. ...., do
John MoCoughan, Guardian to 5. Mantle. do
Eliza Holden. Guardian to Reuben K. Holden
Samuel hastings, Guardian to E. n. SAWYER. do
Lucin ia Mitchell, Guardiau ta ] Mrct- LEI vi "a
DARIUS LYMAN Probate Ju. rr
Rsvruns Tune =, ,-ss .sq- ",
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
TIE CELEBRATION At EDINBURGH.

Our patriotic fellow citizens, in this enterprisine
township had a capital celebration within their OWE
borders DuIing the day two pic-nics took place
upon the farm of Deacon ETHEL STRONG north of the
centre. This more particularly addeuded by the
elder portion of the people, The younger citizens had
gay and joyous reunion in the beautiful grove
residence OF Mr.. EWING west of the centre.
The public exercises took place at the centre in the
evening. About eight o'clock, President R. H. oRv1l
called the assembly to order and the Throne of Grace
was addressed by Rev. THos. RADCLIFFE. Mr.. MORRIS
OLMsrEAD delivered a brief Grafton. The Edinburgh
Glee Club sang National Air, after which the mann
moth balloon "Independenee' afoar. The bal
loon IA feet in height and feet in diameter.
10 an immense height, and far il could followed
by the eye still soaring 'upward and onward" The
balloon was manufactured by A. R. Goss and JNo B.
MITCHELL. aud did much credit to their skill. e
Maj. Fairchilds Band, having returned home from
nna contributed most essentially to the entertain
ment. Like the veterans of TO- their energies never
tagged and their stirring notes were as fresh and
vigorous those that animated the continental
years agone. The Glee Club sang many times and re-
ceived the heartfelt of cheers their performances.
Several volunteer toasts offered. We fur.
n.shed with the following:
By L. W. Goss. .--...
Our Coxutrys Fathers,
Both Pilgrim and Revoutonary-m may they be duly
honored on this day of our countrys rejoicing.
| BY Mr.. MITCHELL, of Cincinnati
l 3d. OuL Flagi may it scdue
| Der the true and the Brape.
The Programe concluded by grand and extensiv,
display of fireworks under the superinendance of A
| R. Goss. huge bonfire made the night bright aut
| cheerful.
1t is estimated rha, some 1000 persons wero present.
The exercises passed off in the most happy and sats
factory manner and the people retired to their homes
the highest gee having richly enjoyed, under their
vine md fig tree, and merry and patriotic Indepen
dence day.
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Mssx@

THE DoIMcS At RAVENNA.
THE CELEBRATIoN AT FRANKLIN Mills.
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ing were presented.
BY SAMUEL RRDFIELD.
The Pouth of our Land. -.. .... ...
May they follow the virtues and patriotism Of their
Revolutionary Fathers
By GEO. WILLARD.
May every hair of our heads become impregnable
fortress armed with ten thousaRd laundering
protect it.
By E. sPALD1Ee.
Porkopolis pnd Cheesedom-The waxeth fat on its
Corn and SWINE, The other like its cheese, groweth
mite er and mife'er every day.
By E. P. BRAiNERD.
| AmericG-
May she always be found praying, but never preyed
| upon.
| By 8. D. HARRIS, Jr.
| 7he Music
Their notes will always be at par.
| By H. B. WILLARD.
The Marshal Of the Day and his Assistants.
Erect, whether horsed unhorsed.
By WILLIAM W. srocKwILr.
l. The Sentiments Of Patriotic Revolutionary Fathers
!. Be they this day and every day of our lives.
2. The Chain of States
May many new links be ADDED, and all be welded by
the hands of freemen.
/ By s. D. HARRIs, Jr. . ....
| The Day zoe Celebrate.
for all time to come be day Of truce to all the strfes
dissensions and animosties of our countrymen.
\ By A. HART.
i The Ju dietary.
The right arm OF the Government. May the Scales
OF Justice be held in even balance.
i By E. p. BRAISERD.
Our Country.
Bought with the blood of our forefa hers. he,
Warrington is heritage, her Franklin is guide.
With such legacy, We prepared to bid for the
Commerce Of the world.
Il By T. E. BATEMAN. .r..a .as..-..
While the people of the Old World are trying to
mould Governments like ours, may we not spoil the
pattern.
By U. s. BRIsToL.
: The Union and Consiiition-
D One and inseparable.
q BY E. sPALpIEG.
r The Rarennd Light artillery
o They speak for themselves.
u By Celebrator.
e The Ships Of our Nary the Ladies' Of our Land
May the former be well armed, the latter well man
IT ned. r-t
u By H. FL. STEPHENS.
, | Hudson Fire %. No. l.
The frost may destroy the prospects of their cour
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ignorance Tn the ZOth of August, 1794
the United States army met the combined Indian force
and defeated them.
After the question fsuperiorty decided Connection
sold her Reserve to the Connecticut Land Company
The towns distributed by lot and Abram Omstead
Of Westfeld Mass, drew what is called Franklin
1t still remained in the possession of the Indians till the
treaty Of 1905, and had the Indians any shrewd lawyer
among them Is possible they might still claim your
er for the cession Fort Mcintosh of all lands Eas
of the Cuyahoga that of Fort Industry of all lands Yves
of the river,-but neither says word about conveying
the river.
The great indian War Trail from Fort Mcintosh t,
sandusky and Detroit passed through this township
on this trail great war parties passed. deadly hosit,
grew up between the Indians and the whites, which
caused the organization among the whites whose pnstim
hunting Indians Capt. Brady raised a company
and owing Indian depredaons started in pursuit
He followed the trail to what is Cuyahoga Falls
where it divided,-one the South, the other tn
North side of the river he divided his men, also tain
the North himself The Indians attacked him Ii
ambush and he was obliged to flee. Leaving nl Others
they pursued him. until coming to the West bank of tn
river in this town known Brady's leap the Indian
supposng it impossible for him to cross extended thei
lines in the form of crescent Brady directed his
to the part where but seventeen feet
and the bank three feet lower the East than on tn
West and with the energy which the occasion required
leaped across. The Indians, wishing burn him a, tn
stake, had reirained from shooting him, but now fire
and wounded him in the thigh. They tracked him b
his blood into what is called Bradys Lake, where
had conces'ed himself under tree top that had fae
into the water and gave up pursuit. lie re-orpapize
his company, returned and intercepted an Indian mart
on South side of Bradys Lake, where tho Eas
and West road crosses the Breakneck and canal Her
on the South side of high sand ridge was an inpassab
swamp, on the North the Lake. Dividing his men, h
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
To-Day,s New Advertisements.
Portage County Democrat.
The Fourth Of july in Portage County

Put up in wrapper-. Price. Four Cent.
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Ravenna, June 10Th. 1859. ieiseiw
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in t~ur3elter s3eit teprbert werpen. 1890