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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

The Judge heard her, and lifted up bic
head.
Yes he cried, where is Caroline? Have
pity and tell me where is Caroliner
Before the woman could answer, an eager
voice called-'Here. father, mother, here and
from the hall where she had been lingering.
half in fear, Judge Howards one child came
in 1t was the mothers breast to which she
tottered forward, and threw herself down at
her fathers feet.
Forgive me, father she tried to say, but
the Judge would not hear her. The angel had
troubled at length, The deep wa ers of his soul
and the wave of healing everhpwed his heart
He saw now, in its true light, the self will and
the unforgiving spirit which had been the sin
of his life He sank upon his knees, his arms
enfolding his daughter and her child, and his
old wife crept to his side, and knelt beside
him. while from his lips Mrs. Marsh heard. as
she closed the door, and left the now united
family to themselves this prayer:
Father, forgive us our tire spasses, as we for
give those who trespass against us.
Judge Howard had not uttered it before for
ten years.
After that night the Judges mansion was
not oEly the stateiest, but the happiest home
in Ashdale. Caroline Huntley had borne as
long as she could the burden of her fathers
unforgiving anger and when the weight on
her heart had grown too heavy to be endured
she had started with her child for home The
stage had set them down that stormy night in
her native village, and the forgiveness for
which she scarcely dared to hope had expand.
ed into a welcome.
The old people could not again spare their
daughter, and they summoned Richard HINT
lev home. A son, he proved. of whom anv
father might be proud, and in the after years
no shadow brooded over the peaceful dwelling
where once more chldren's feet danced round
the hearth fire. and children's fancies built cas-.
ties 10 the embers; no shadow, until that last
darkness came which should he but che night
above which will rise the calm morning of
eternity Watchmnn and Reflector.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
March 81, 1889
AN ACT
mo. II6
running at lsrrs OF suin..

To prevent the running at large Of swine.
Section l.. Be it enacted nv the General Assembly of
the Slate of Ohio, That IT shall he for owners
of sny swine in the Ste OF Ohio said swine being of
of sixty days to suffer the go large
off Of the lands of said owner unless the of such
swine shall have been cut. rings shall have been
inserted hereia, to eectuay prevent their roofing
Sec. 9 Any owner of swine suffering the to go
at large contrary the first sectior Of This act shall be
liable PENALTY of dollar for every swine found
going at large.
Sec B. Asuits the penalty provided for in
the second section of this act shall in the
name of the State of Ohio complaint of any person
feeling aggreved and be brought before any Justice
of the peace other court hs ing competent cton
where tue offence is committed; aud the party offending
SHALL conviction, nay the amount of penalties adjudee
with COSTS and shall fu her be liable 10 any person
persons for all damage he they may have suffered by
the running large of such animals All moneys collect
ed penal s nv virtue OF this shall he paid into the
treasury of the township where the offence commit
ted for the of common schools therein.
Sec l. This shall take effect and be In force from
and after the first day of Ma. Is o.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN wELKER.
President Of the Senate.
March 2S. 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
March %. 1S5s
mo. HI
AN ACT


Requiring the Township Clerks to give Bonds.
Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Ohio, That each and elected
and qualified to the Office of township clerk, shall previ
ousy to entering on the duties Of his Office. give b'
township, and heir in cfce in such
the trustees deem proper eondi ioned for the firth
which bond shall be lodged with the treasure of the
township; and If the said bonds or of thet. shall
become forfeited ihe township by order of the
trustees hereby authorised and required for
and collect the for the of the township l
Sec. This TO be in force fom and after the first
Monday in April, 1859.
WILLIAM B. WOODS
isr Speaker of the lIuuas Representatives.
MARTIN NELKER.
President Of the senate.
NF,-cb 1870 --=rH
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

It is exceedingly bad husbaudry to barrow
up the feelings of your vile.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
dpoettp
eTHE BLIND HEALED.
BYsMRs. L.eH. sIGorRsEY.

AS Jesus passed by, he that blind from
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

Jesus of Nazareth went on his way.
He cared not for the shouting of the crowd.
Hail. aud Hosauua, what were they 10 Him
Who in the might Of goodness, meekly trod
The dusty pathway of Jerusalem.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
March 2S, 1S5
AN ACT
mo. ils.1
No. llS. An ACC
To Protect Gas Companies.

iiesJ 49, AS@
To Protect Gas Conpaniea. se a-e
Section I. Be &c enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State of Ohio, Tha, any person, who vi inet
injure deraud any gas company, body corporate
divduAl shall make to be made, any pipe ,ube.
or other Instrument eontryanee, connect same
or to be connected, with any main service pipe
other pipe for conducting or supplying Illuminating gas
in such to connect with and be calculated TO
supply illuminating gas any burning or orice by or
which Illuminating gas 10 consumed around or With
out pasag through the metre providing for measuring
and registering the quantity of gas there consnn ed,
snail be deeme guilty of misdemeanor, and VI on coa-
yction shall he punished ny imprisonment not exceed
ing thirty eys In county Jail, or bv ne not exceed
;ns two hundred and y dollars; both the dsers
tion of the court. , -., ,,. -.
son or nersons shall construct shall procure The
10 he dona shall use or cause TO he used, false
tire provided for measuring aid registering the quantity
of gas consumed by or persons rndet con-
tract with any In ths state, with intent TO
deffaud such person persons, he shall be oetmed
guilty of a misnemeanor, and upon constettun ihe'eof
shall be punished by imprisonment in the tsil OF the
nroner county ANY time not exceeding thirty days BY
ne not exceeding hundred dollars, or both al the
of the court. ,y,Y,,.nr @ xronns
SNEAKER of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President Of the Senate.
.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
EsFz AuprroR.s orFcR, Portage Co.. I
- Rnxennn, jul1 IL, 1859.

rbs-ssv certify that have compared the foreEoing
,.s with auth ertieaed copies from the Secretary Of
State ana una LFREp sdgs BALDWIN County Auditor.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13

hereby certify that the foregoing acts are true copies
of the originsl rolls on fls In this oti1css
A.r. RUSSELL, Secretary Of stats.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-13
I No. 140 |

March 80, 1859.
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Marcel, 80, 1859.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-30

TENNESSEE Elscuox.-rke State and Ceax,vss.
ional election in Tennessee uill be bsld the Let
OF August. Hon. lsham J. Harris h the psmasssi-
ic candidate Zoe Govsspos. and Moa. John Neither.
land the Opposition candidate. The talowine arc
the names Of the nominees fos Congress-:
First Drsirict-tAsdea e. Haynes. Dsm; Iho0'
q A. r. X Nclsoa. Opp
Sccoad Dississ-J. C. Ramsay, Ds@; uessss
Maynard Opp
Third District s. A. Smith. Dssa; r. b Rrsb
son, Opp
Stokes, Opp.
Rinh District Charles Rndy. teA; fss~s Has
ton, Opp.
both DemoesusA
ssvsn.h DLaries-Jehs Y. wnsAe Dsa; he
dors n. Chs Opp
Eighth DhsFieS-1hoOas usnesl DsA - y
Rsnrvi~ Opp.
Ninth Dssss;es-J. D. c. Adkins. DsA; kassss'
Eshsssise. Opp
Tenth Di.irses-w. I. Avsy. Red. Dsm psss
u Curin. Ind Dsa md J. l. T. ssssA Orr
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-30

Mussxs. Epucss: Thinking that you would Ike
to hear from Johnston. uili sndssver 10 give 700
. brief statement In regard TO the crops. Ae. The
corn crop r very fine. and viIi no doubt yisM .
larger amount this year than has been raised IN the
county for several years The epsteo crop d nat go
fine a. was antcipatcd account ef the pfvssepcs
Of vet weather; tor re have been almost loo set
here all this month. though there uill be more COT
ton made than has been hervtofosu Politics y MOI
very high at present. in es the political spris has
not been aroused yet. Zoe everybody sssus TO be IN
favor OF Mr. Branch and therefore the spirit = mol
a. high AZ f the oppe-tioasts striving 10 elect
their candidate. (Nf. SantsrsJ
Yours, &c,
JEROME.
Smithisld. July g. 1850.
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Fourth Congressional District

Fourth Congressional District.
The election will take place on Thursday next.
This is therefore, the last opportunity we will have
q addressing our readers in this District
We respectfully ask our Democratic friends to re-
fleet upon the following points in relation to Mr..
Branch:
1st Mr.. Branch during his four years service
in Congress. has acquitted himself faithfully.
ID He is the nominee of the party.
Sd He is standing fairly and squarely on the
nlatform laid down by the Franklinton Convention.
4tb He is the friend of the administration of Mr.
Buchanan.
And the following in relation to Mr.. Sanders:
1st Mr.: Sanders opposed the regular candidate
in his own County, in 1883 for the Senate, and was
rejected by the Democrats Of Johnston. The De-
mocrats of that County pronounced him at the polls
disorganizer and disturber of their peace.
ID. Mr.. Sanders. while he processes to be De
mocrat is opposing the regularly nominated candi-
date Of the party.
3d. Mr.. Sanders is warmly sustained by the Know
Notbngs.
18th. Mr. Sanders is opposed to the adn.inistra.
ton Of Mr. Buchanan, and pronounces it n failure.
Such are the men, and such their positions and
Surroundings.
We have large majority in this District, and the
apprehension is that the Democrats, rcposing on
their strength will not all turn out We trust thi:
apprehension is unfounded We ought to give Mr.
Branch from two thousand five hundred to thrc,
thousand majority. Let as do it. We can, il VI
will We respectfully appeal to those Democrat
who may see this, to 60 the polls themselves ant
tourge their Democratic nieghbors to 60 along witt
them. Remember, full vote in this District
always an overwhelming Democratic victory.
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New Publications.


We are indebted to the publishers. through Mr..
Pomeroy, Of this City, for the following works:
"SEACLIrR, OR TIE MYSTERIES OF THE wEsrus-
WELLS" by j. w. De Forest,-a readable and inter
esting novel. It's moral is good Phillips Samp-
son Co., Boston, publishers.
"MExOIRs OF THE EXPRESS CATHERINE Tug SEC
oND"-These memoirs purport to have been written
by The Empress herself They are curious and in.
.eresting. D. Appleton L Co., New York, pub
fishers
"TRunPHs OF Paul NoRPur."-This volume
contains an account Of Morphys wonderful achieve
ments in Europe q chess-Pl.yer. NJ. Aosphy,
we see it stated is about to locate in New York q
member of the Bar. D. Appleton 4 Co, pub
| fishers
"PRAIRn FARMING IN AMERICA" By james Card
MP. D. Appleton Co, publshers
"Posxs Br ANNE Wanxsr."-D. App1eeeo Co,
publishers. Et
"CoPPss's ERxExn OF RsEronic "-k u. Bot
Ter Z Co, Philadelphia, publishers -,
= "THs Tn TRuxPEr"-A book Tor '.ths wiss and
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FOR CONGRESS
T.. OBJ. B r A n CHI.
OF WAKE.
OF WAKE

LAWS OF NORTH-CAROL,NA,l s5s-'ss.
We have few copies Of the Laws of the last
General Assembly, which We will send by mail,
nostace paid, on receipt Of the prices annexed:
Bound volume So 80
In Paper cover, 800
HOLDEN & WILSON.
Julv 81. 1859.
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THREsHNG WHEAT sY SrEAn-Mns Cray Boul
ware, Of Caroline county, Va, dispensed with his
horse power this season and used steam or the pus
pose Of threshing his wheat crop
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y, We are requested to state that the Rev. j.
~ w. atkinson, at the request Of the Young Mems
n"s''an Association, will preach sermon N the
'eSoyterian Church, in this City, on Sunday after
'" next at five o'clock, to the young men. who,
e'ner with the public general J, are invited 10 be
present Subject-TaE PLExAxY INSPIRATION OF
1aE SCRIPTURES.