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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09
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BIsHop SIMpsos. - This distinguished
Bishpp Of the n E. Church, recently deliy-., :
cred a lecture before the Young eMenzs Asso-s
citation of Buffalo. qItwas very ihishiysspo-
ken Of by the press Of that city. ssis ss q
sa Bishop Simpson has become a. citizen Of
Philadelphia, and on Thanksgiving Dag his
friends presented him with a ssplendid sman-
sion as welIas Thanksgiving supper. aao7H
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Pride xas born of Heaven: but forgetting =
BY what way she tel from has .nesar bssn q.
able to find her way back. es5 q s''iesss E
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RAvENNA. ONO.
Battles Of Chattanooga! |!

Wednesday..........December 8. 1853
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-09

=" Patience is bitter. butts fruits is sssset,,'
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THE ATrAcK BY THE CENTER.

In. nassing: on the right tooppose Sherman
the enemy had been compelled TO make the
error of the day, and which was to ruin them.
Gen. Grant standing on Bald Knob, plainly
sawtheir movements to the right, and felt
that the moment to strike had como, zantici-
pating as a result of Sherman,s persistent ef-
forts, this rnassing of Braggg's forces on his
right. Grant had formed in the valley on Ell
ther sidelof Bald Knob two strong stofming
parties. eThe right one was under the imme-i
diate command of Gen. Palmer. and consist
ed of the division of Gen. Sheridan and the
7hrigades of Gen. Johnston, not hitherto
engaged. On the8left thestotdifg party con-
sistedsof Gems. Baird and Woods divisions,
under the immediate 6smnland Of Major
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unfortunately for US, large number of the
, surgeons of this Corps, were taken prisoners on
the first day of the fight, when the rebels gained
possession of the town. This threw greater
amount of labor and responsibility upon the
surgeons af our brigade, for the two succeeding
days of that terrible conflict. At first we were
all connecte4 with the first corps hospital, but
for the want of room to accommodate the great
numbers needing attention, we were obliged to
separate, and our brigade was then included in
the Third Division of the first Corps When
the regiments left, this division was in charge
CT Surgeon Woodward of the 14th Vermont
Regiment, assisted by Surgeon Ross from the
same regiment. At this hospital were five hun
dred wounded. The Surgeon in charge, labored
evidently beyond his strength, and never ap-
peared irritated or indifferent, amid his exhaust
ing labors and pressing calls. None could COM
plain Of his incompeteucy, but all know there
is a limit to human endurance, ana an inability
to be present in more than one place at the
same time.
A goodly number o! nurses were in attend
ance, and were probably as efficient as could be
expected in view Of the inexperieDce Of some Of
them, called to this service in such an emer-
gency. We had the pleasure too, of seeing q
this hospital, some of the citizens Of Vermont,
who came to this scene Of suffering and death,
with sympathizing hearts and helping hands to
do what they could TO lessen tdis burden Of
human anguish. All seemed to regret that
they could not do more-and that cases were
beyond the reach of human aid. The agents of
the Sanitary and Christian Commissions were
with US, more or less, bringing to our aid many
needful comforts, that otherwise would have
been quite beyond our reach. 1t was certainly
pleasant to witness SO much to commend and
SO little to censure upon the parts Of those who
were IN attendance upon our suffering soldiers.
War is fearful scourge, and no person dis
tant from the scenes ofthe bloody field of battle,
can form any just idea of its unsightly horrors,
and multiplied woes bat even the dark and
frowning cloud Of war has silver lining. in
the sympathy Of man for his suffering brother,
and in the efficient arrangement Of cur govern
ment, and voluntary associations, TO reach with
cordials and care, the bleeding victims Of this
national strife, whether hey be friends OF foes
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-27

The New YORK DRAFT.-The conscr;ption
proceeded very quietly in New York yesterday,
not the slightest disposition being manifested
to renew the scenes of riot. Among those who
drew prizes in vars lottery we're w. s. OPP
dyke, son of Major Opdyko, Delmonico, the
celebrated Schnappso man. Two cur Gus
names were drawn in the 7th district, one being
Rebel, and the other Draft. When these funny
cognomens were announced " the laugh came
in > hearty. -. ... ..... .lO.
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
II IT nj a ~ MI I S Is Il Y
Just pubished in Sealed EnvIope Priee cts.

A LECTURE BY DR.. CULVERW ELL ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of Spermatorrhea Consumption
Mental AMI Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy,
Impaired Nutrition OF the body Lassitude Weakness of
the Limbs and Back, Indlsposition ncapacity for
Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension, Loss
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude Timi
dty Self 1strus DsEinr Headache, Affection of the
Eyes, Pmples on the Face Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacily, the Consequences OF Youthful ndis
cretion &C, &c.
G5NThis admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often SELF afflicted evils may be
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and shoI Id be read by every youth ana
in the land
Sent under seal to any address. in plain, sealed
Teope on the receipt of six two postage stamps
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THE CAPTURED NEeRo SoLDIERs.-The South
ern papers report that Jeff Davis has placed the
soldiers of the Massachusetts 54th and other
colored men captured as Fort Wagner at the
disposal Of the State authorities Of South Caro-
lima. II this be true they will not be exchanged
and President Lincoln's retaliatory policy will
doubtless be put in operation. 0.-.'
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From the Christian Messenger.
Our Wounded at Gettysburg.

Since our return to Vermont, we have oc-
casionally noticed in some of our papers, more
than slight hints, that our brave and noble
men, who were injured in the recent battle at
Gettysburg, suffered for the want of care on the
part of those whose duty it was, to relieve their
wants and mitigate their suferings. That our
wounded men suffered is obvious, and we doubt
not that there were cases of individual suffer-
ing that would have been sooner relieved if all
the circumstances could have been sooner known
to those, who only needed to know in order to
do, to the extent of their ability. But we have
yet to learn that any suffered through the
wanton, or careless neglect of government
officials.
When the wounded were being brought in to
our hospitals, the surgeons connected with the
Vermont brigade, worked two nights in success
sion, taking for themselves little or no rest or
sleep during this time. Our surgeons evidently
had not only professional skill for their business,
but feeling hearts, and working hands, in the
discharge of their onerous duties. IA
The Vermont Brigade at the battle Of Gettys-
burg, were included in the first army corps, and
egs sI6ia3.ts&T g4; 4LfA0 on I4iW 81 afi 7FIi fat
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Chelsea Academy.

'NAE FALL TERM Of this Institution will commere
1Wednesday, Septembe g. 1868, under the sunsrrs;e
lege. a'h 20
NJ b. Tuition will be somewhat reduced from its ,r
mer prices. For notices containing full information or
ply to HON: WILLIAM HEBARD, J. up
5 JOHN Syk sMi4H EEaeTI Com sedttss
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 26, Guerrilla bands still
infest the south side Of the Potomac, stealing
horses and other properly, without respect to
persons.
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Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 26. dispatch from Gen.
Fisk to Gen Scofeld from Pilot Knob, says
that Woodsons cavalry made q raid to Poca-
hontas, Ark, and routed several bands Of guer-
rilIas, capturing about 100 prisoners, and
among them the rebel Gen. jeff. Thompson,
and his staff
A dispatch to the Democrat says Jim Lane
has returned to Lawrence. The citizens with
Lane killed Al of Quantrell's men, Lane is
organizing force, which be says will 60 into
Missouri early in September Martial law has
been published in Leavenworth
One hundred and eighty-three bodies have
been buried in Lawrence up to this morning
and more have been found, One hundred and
eighty-two buildings have been burned. Eighty
Eve widows and two hundred and forty-fve
orphans have been made by Quantrel's raid
Several merchants have commenced rebuild
ing. All the towns in the State have sent a
large sum of money for the relief of the suffer.
ing. One Of Quaatrell's spies has been hung
in Lawrence
The chiefs Of the Delaware Saux and Fox In
dians, have offered their services TO Gen. Lane
A report has just been received that the
buildings in Cass County, Mo- were fired, and
over 100 rebel sympathizera killed.
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BY TELEGRA ID I'll
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M
TO THE FREEM AN

NEW YORK, Aug 26. The memorial Dipio-
matique announces that the Arch Duke Max
imilian accepts the crown of Mexico.
LONDON, Aug. l5-Evening. Consols closed
90 to 90 l-8 for money.
LONDON, Aug. l6. British steamer Juno was
oyerhauled by th9 Federal steamer Kearsarge,
off Fayal July 23d. No contraband of war
was found on board She was allowed to pro-
ceed
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,aaSaaa .aa Aa15aaas iy' lqaa sa'od be Viius
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

Boy PRIDE.-Pride is that degree Of
self esteem usually called cohceit its pos.
SCISSOR is pursuing the wide path Of sin
and "ickedncss: it is caused by ambition
and followed by jealousy, deceit and mean
ness. Candor knoweth it not; neither
does the son Of man admire it. The wise
are uuacquaiu;ed with its influence, as it
is possessed OILY by those who imagine
they know everything, yet have little
knowledge. True religion is an entire
stranger to Pride, AS Vanity is shut out of
the Kingdom of Heaven. 1t is the great.
est of vices, yet practiccd the most Of all
others. and is calculated to make one feel
above his fellow men, seemingly imagn-
ing that all others are Inferior to him
and when his conscience troubles him
about the matter (Which is very se!dom)
he will dismiss The subject from his mind
by saying IL do not think well of my.
self, who will think we'll of me? What
good is he to mankind. None at all, ex-
cept to display bis riches. Does he know
the benefit of true friends, or has lfe's
varied ways deprived him Of that worldly
blessing to man. Happiness is unknown
to him except in grand display. Indeed
what can life be to him bu, misery.
COLUMBIA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-09-05

e9~ Capt. TRIP, Of Co. B, Dakota
Cavalry, was in town on "Wednesday last
looking finely. He came down on leave
Of absence for a week to attend to some
important rriva.e business, but upon
learning of the stealing Of horses at
Choutean Creek ny the Indians, be obtain.
cd permission from Col Pattee to take
sufficient force and necessary ,ran>por:a.
ton to successfully pursue the Indians,
and returned imme late. y to follow up the
trail. Knowing we'll the indomit liable
energy and perseverance of the Captain
we shall expect 10 hear q favorable report
on his return.