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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

TIE Two WAR DEBTs.-Mr. j. l.. O'Suili.
vV., of New York, late Minister of the United
S..ates to Portugal, -has written lengthy and
eloquent letter in favor Of 'psace at ali haz
ards." lis iettsr is dated at London, 18th
April, 1863, aud &C ntains this declaration:
Ae trustee Lwouid at this moment prefer
10 plaza trust funds for permanent investment
in the Southern war debt, al par, rather than
in the Northern at one fourth Of its face. The
one can be- paid and will be paid, the other
neither will nor can.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

THE WHEAT CRoP IN EAST TENNEssEE.--
A correspondent of the Atlanta Iatelisgencer,
who has been through East Tennessee, says
The wheat crop on the entire Sine of road
from Atlanta to Knoxville never promised
e-half the yield it now does. In this and
the ensuing week ill be harves ted the most
abundant crop ever known in E4 1t Tennessee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

MURDER OF WOMAN woman named
Rosalis Lsgrand, living in Columbia, s. G.,
was murdered on Saturday night, and robbed
Of four gold watches aad IS OtW In Cobfsdsr-
ate money, BY w. I. SANDERS and Frank b.
Thomap Sac Was killed with chloro form, and
this bottle was recognized By drugges ~
having been sold to QUE Of the murderers the
day before. Sauders il about "a years osd, elk
feet high, dark hair, cut short, hazel eyes, and
ssllow complexion. He was = member Of the
18th virgiaia cavalry. sad had been employed
In some capacity on 0sn- A. T. HiAs slan.--
Thomas IL about fess y inches high, has Q bad
cOuntsnancs, and rough, blotchy skin. Beth
wore jswelry. The ohisf of police Of Colnm.
bia offers $50O reward Tor th9if capture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

The RELATIVES OF CAPTAIN SEAAEs.-
Semmss, Of the AiAbaua, has not been canght,
but his wife has, who was quietly living in
Cincinnatis with her farther's family. His
sister has also been caught She was q nun In
q convent near Phiiadel phis, bu. she has been
ssnt South. She shant pray for her brother
any longer ON Northern soiL-N. r. CatAolic
Register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

Trying Aga,n--Some few days since q
skilltul Llookader succ seded In running into
one Of the creeks ON the Rappahannock small
vAseel laden with salt, sugar, coffee. .whiskey
and other articles, most Of which we're run in.
land and secured. The whiskey, 70 barrels,
being unhandy, was stored in q barn, and in q
Yankee thieves, which, together with the vessel,
was destroyed. The next day The blocksdsr
disposed Of his goOds and Immediately started
North to procure another vessel aud make
another run.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

The negroes of General billiard, i've in nnn-
Der, convicted OF his murder, were hung at
Amherst Coart House, W.. Monday.
The City Coansll Of Charleston, n. g., has
coutsibntsd 1l0, ,0O0 for the relief Of he New
0staans exilesL
1hsAubecription priss 70 the jackson Afis-
sissigptas u e60 ~ year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

REDucrIOs IN EILvEK-Ths merchants in
many parts Of Canada have decided 70 recsive
xnd pass American silver at the following
ratss only; Half dollar, "a, ID; quarter dol.
lar, L., ID; ten cent piece, SD; i've cent piece,
2Id, three cent piece, la; and Eagiish silver
1t per cent discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

TaE PRiMcEss ALExAsDRA.--Ths female
Turvsydrops In high society In London are
crisielsing ihs manners Of the nav Prnceas sl
WtLes, a. displayed u ne Iase rsespsaon.-
awkward. aud = sad eonarast " The Ptinesss
Alice, who il elegance i1eelL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

Yankee Raiders may be expected at any
time, and our home organizations should ever
be prepared to give them warm reception.
If farmers and others along the wster courses
will organize neighborhOod bands, and give
swamp and bush, we shalt soon beIr iess Of
the destruction of crops and the burning Of
hOuees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25
SseksbMrs Asa,n

CIV A'ws tonliGuss 10 bs good from this
y,.,, ~. y viii bs sssn by rstsrsuss to our tale.
l..ssS ' 80. ss,a'ans The eaptor6sf any wagons
u, 70 o ""a PROVISIONS 10 very serious nlt.
;" "lah' ias: a, this pemAn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

Vegetables are becoming abundant and huck.
sters are losing control Of the markets by the
liberal supplies regularly brought in on the
Central railroad and sold in gmall quantities
at the depot. Houseksepers should visit the
depot and sscurs supplies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

Prison Record.-At the Libby esterday AZ
ternoon . second instalment Of 7O6 Yankee
prisoners was received from Winchester, and
43 from Port Hudson and other points on the
Mississippi. Yesterday morning. ], ,484 Of the
Winchester prisoners were sent to Belle Isle,
where they will be accommodated In tents.
We have about 400 Yankee eff seFs in our Gus
fOdv uNw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

r.o .x-ovol fau,;lv NJ Crauca n Nvino,
cristiv in EnclanI. The venerable ex Onsen
SHa.;c mslie' VINO. With the Prince de join
Vile the Duke Dc Nsmours, and other man.
ters Of the Orleans family, has been stayieg
at a hotel at ST. Lsonard's on 6es, returned %
Claremout last month. The Queen was look-
inc remarkably well, considering her venerable
aGs. and ali the family have derived mueh ben.
eft from their soiousp on the south eoask
While at S. Lsonard'e N Interesting event
took plsce-ths betTothal Of the Duke do Char.
tres. second son Of the late Dcke d'Orleans,
to the Princess Erancoto d'Ofleaus, daugnssr
Of the Princess do Joipvills.
I'll. -n;.h soi,ov.a 4h>
~ tWais. and mir betrothed % the sl.
rranSs . =. .;cns snscta.or might. ana probably
~ hss~rs sssarsl littia Hiahlanders, kil.ed
ar3 uio;daJ and r1..n:sd- and bslts4 aitar the
49, s.~ srcro1.d CaIedon;a,, standard. Inquiry
ny. sep,s st;wrstad m to wkv t.s little Prince
WI Wil,;sm of Prussia sppeared In ahis sHe. -ssb.
Tha Anosbr,e Gazefke gives the reasons-
p.sncaa fsenod and Arthur, Of England. learn.
IN. shst ths!r toddlipo Hitls Pruasian nenhaw
s. s ss :" he acoontsrej IN military uui1orm Win
haImst and epaule,s. while they were 70 enact
the CONS aratively insignificant roles Of civil
lang, suddenly grew old with envy A tow
hours before the ceremony il was discovered
that the tails had bsen shosn from tho martial
coat in which tho scion Of the house Of Bran.
dsnburg was TO have been inserted, and he
conse qasntly had to appear % . demurs Came
roman, with bare knees and long cosks
feather in his cap.
The Popes health is again represented e b
declining; the story of his election (which 10
not generally kuowrl ha. recently &c: sEpssrss. :.
is4s mot, no one thought Of Cardinal I, n1ssa!. . =
the prominent candidases Wefe Cslaln l.,A ~ ~
theta and Acton; tneH 20ps1eu@ toSksNy ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

The County Court Of Henfico would Go
well to send out their agents, and have some
of tho main roads leading 10 this city put in
passabls condition before Summer goes by.
Good roads are invaluable to farmers, and the
overeesrs should be made to perform their
zirtx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

Long Forage is becoming abundant, aud
pricss are lower. Farmers in the adjoining
counties represent the clover and grass crops
as superior TO any for years past, and the fact
purchasing will enable private Consumers to
buY on reasonable terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25
The Eaemy :. N. r...h C.rslls. c.as.,

CHARLESTON, June Give learn u st there
are eight regiments Of the enemy on our coast,
between Folly and Ssabrook's . Islands. Thero
are no grounds for supposing that any vanlss
troops besides Eoster's r1inforcemants have
been removed from this department. Il nay
bs that some Of Fosters troops have been
sent from North Carolina 10 retnforco Baaks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-25

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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
NJ E L A N g e.


q An excited young gentleman, to show his
agility, jumped from the express train going
at the rate of forty miles an hour, on The
Fi,chburg road a short time ago, and The last
seen of him he was doiug "hip flaps : at sew.
enteen hundredr evolDtions minute, while the
air was cbock full of dickey stripgs, gairer
boots, hair, and torn linen.. .a Ia q; 9aoL 81
q A Hoosier having taken a looking glass
home in bis trunk, one of bis hopt fnl offspring
was curious to see the, contents of the mgs,e
rious box. The, miro was on the top. when
the youpgest opened il gave one brief look,
dropped the lid, and with terror depicted on
every featu;e cried 'out, - ormoiher, mother !
father has brorght home,a cub! | seed him
a young bear a7is.4,sat5, END, ,ssse7os s4s.
1t is said that the devil has many imps.---
We prest M the following are among the
number: Imp erfeciion; Imp etuosiiy., imp
lacability, Imp udence, Imp ertinence, Imp
urity, and Imp iey.- .ssraao2 asgagfEH
.a,You look as if on were beside YOURSELF
las the gag said to dnnee who stood beside
a donkey f=
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Administrators sale.

DY virtue of order of the Probate Court of Por.
ID Atage County in the State of Oslo made in
tain petition for the sale of real estate pending
in said Court wherein J.T. CatHn, Administrator OF
Jacob Slough. deceased, lie petitioner, and Simon
Slough and others defendants, shall offer 70
sale public auction at the door of the conr
in Ravenna on the 10th day of April 1858, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock a. md O'Clock p. m of
Stnugh deceased. in the following real te: Stu
ate the towDship of Ravenna in the county of Por
tage and state of Ohio, and bounded foilows-He-
ginning at post four chains, nine LINKS west OF the
of lot No three, in the north line of said
LOT No3,Fonth division ofiots In sait to Snship; =
thence 81 deg twelve chains. sixty four links, to
post thence Nss4 deg, W thirty-one Chains, nine
ly-taree links. to post thence deg, east twelve
lot; thence ss4 deg, thrty-two chains forty-one
links TO the place beginning, containing forty and
62-iO0 acr $, more or less surveyed by samuel D.
Harris, Sept ,st, ls49.
- - 90 JOSHUA T.CATLIN,
EAdninistrator of Jacob Slough, deceased: s
By Taylor 4 Horton, b Au'ys.
March Is. 1863 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
March 7th, 1863. How - ~ 9 &
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court of Portage County. Ohio L will Offer for sale
at public auction. on the 10th Gay of April, A. ID.
1864. at O'Clock afternos. upon the premises,
the flowing described real estate, situate in the
county of Portage and of Ohio Wit the eqn
table int rest in the following lands and .enements:
Situate in the village of Rsvenna In said county and
is know the north third Of village lots num-
bers ta2 twenty two, 3 twenty -thre ard te4 TWEEN,
ty.f r in saidviage, and is fromsthe north end OF
lots lie retofote known as the school hau lots-
the Interest which is to sold Is the interest of
which Reuben Russell died ized in said lots,
year. and one third in eighteen months from day of
sale. with interest. The payments TO be secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold.
WM. }. GARDNER,
Administrator of estate of Reuben Russell, deceased.
March 9th, A ID. 1863. IL 4ws sss
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Elon DIN, ,Piainiir. IN the Cont Of eemmo

Elon DIN, iaintif. In the Cont of Common
against Pleas of Portag Co., y.
John R. Bigaiow, et alS Pet to forecose mortgage.
Il dwsrd Could of New York City, Jabez B Hyde,
GLLuke G. Coe. and Alexander McCullom, partners
DC, of the same city, William X. Mead John S.
Releber, George B. Titus and John Boyd, partners.
&c. of same city, and the United States of america,
all of whom residents of.apd not to he foand
ins the state oil Ohio hereby nofed that on the
goth day of December, 1859. sid plaintiff fled in said
court his petition against them and others pra ing
for the foreclosure and sale of certain MOI tagged
premises wit, the east half of t No. 90 in Streets
boro' in said county OF Portage containing 45
Of land, bounded follows: Beginning al the n w.
of the lot hence east ~ chain &c links -;
thence south 26 chains, l30 links; thence west l
chains 81 links: thence north Is hains, 81 lin
thence about % rods thence north l3 chains 90
linss. 10 place of beginning. Said persons above
named cai interest in said real estate by judg
ment ienso Otherwise. and unless they appear aud
answer said petition before the third Saturday
after the s3d day Of april, 1863, order win be ta-
ken at he as term of snd court, 1861 for the fore
closure and sale of real estate, the payn en of
plantfs' claim from the ayaiis and discharsing and
annulling any lien or claim they may have to said
property. NJ. STUART, Pi'fs Atty.
March IIth, 1868, CIV
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CHERiFF SAbE.-ln obedience to the comman
NJ of order of sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Peas of Portage county, Ohio, and to direct
ed, in the wherein the Directors of the Trumbu
Colnfrmary and al plaintiffs and Jhos lawson &
are defer dants, shall oder fol sale az pubcanc
tion as the door of tie court house in Rayenna, on
Saturday, the 18th day of Aprl,a d. 1s63at abou.
III O'Clock a. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to wit: Situate in the township
of Paris in the county of Portage and state OF Ohio,
aud known Part of Tot M. %, and bounded the
east by laads of Hiram Mckenzie, north by lands be
longing to the estate of John Smith, west by lands
belonging to Moses L Strouck, and south by. the
highway, cenaining twenty-hvoa zARpraised at
S75us co. Taken.on ausorder of sac the proper
of Thomas Lawson and AL at the suit of the Directors
of the Cru nbull County lnfrmar and al.
WILLIAM F. PARSONS, Sheriff.
E. H Ensign, Pl'fs Airy.
Sher d' IS ONCE, March 18th, 1868 ls.5w
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James NIcGillen's Estate.

fEXecutor's Sale OF Real Estate.
N the Law of April, 1863, ,stswo o'clockln the
" afterpoon, ON the premises herein described, viii
be sold the highest bidder the following real estate
Situate in township of RaveDna, in the county of
Portage and state of Ohio, and knewn by bsing a
part OF No. 60 in said township bounded and de-
scribed as sfoows-Beginnius at the center of the
road ieadIn from the village of RaVenna to the vii
lage of Franklin, at the south east of land
decided Rachel Wheeler thence along the east line
of said Rachel Wheeers land north deg, IS min,
east far said Rachel's Ian extends; thence
south SO deg Is min. east 100 feet; thence south l
deg 45 min west to the center of said road thence to
the place of beginning be the same more or les, be-
ing the same land decided by Robert 4. pbeltahd
wife ~ said james ct5ileu. appraised at $3.50.
FERNS of sale One third in hand, third in one
year. and one-fhird in years with good security
LUTHER DAY,
Executor of James McGien, deceased.
Ravenna, March IL, 1862 lS4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01

CHERIFF SALE.-In obedience to the cornuand of
> order of sale Issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas of Portage County, Ohio and to directed in the
wherein John a. Holden and others pa ntis,
Jose Holden and Others defendants, shall of
fer sale public auctoE, ut the door of he court
house in Rayennaon Saturday the 20 n day of ApTiind
1858 or about one O'Clock p. of said cay. The fol-
lowing dsserhsd lands and eieuents wit: Situate in
the township of Rayenna in the county of Portage and
state Of Ohio being the undivided one-haf Of village lot
cepng 60 feet By 40 feet from the norh be
ing go feet north and south by 40 e. east and west
Appraised at five huud ed dollars. [$500 Taken
ord of sale the property Of Jonr A Holden in the
dsuit John a. Holden et al. Joseph Holden md
nj. Terms, cash.
------ WILLIAM F PARSONS, Sheriff.
Sherif's, ofice, MAJ ch 23d, 1858 2s-5w
Lnther Day. 2, IFS Any. 49,. =
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s.LekGAL NOTICES.
Assienees, Sale. off Real Estate.

TINE undersigned. asslgnses of Joseph Holden will of
for public auction the door of the Court
House. the yilage of avenna the County of Por-
tage. and State nf Ohio, on
80 SATURDAY.. the 1sh day Of Apr7 A. d. 1868,
between the bours of 10 o'clock aud o'clock pm
said day. following described real estate to wit:
A certain piece of land, situate in the town.
ship county aud STATE ,aforesad d, known by being a
part lot No 40 in said township bounded by beginning
in the center highway leading fr"m EdiubGrg to
Freedom feet north of the Conversational meeting
house; ihence running westerly 10 rods thence nortbery
parallel h said road rods 6 links; thence eastey
parallel with the rE etioned line 10 rods to the
Ter of highway thence soLthery along she center OF
said highway. to fhe place 0i eSinnpg ca'itaning 46
rods of land. more;or less, sAppraisf q ut 5 0J0.
Also the equal undivided half part IN common OF
o certain other piece sofs Lind, s1uaiei in the
township of Rtveunn, county and State aforesaid.
known by bsng village lot M. lis in the village OF
Raven5la the same marked and numbered in The
original pla. said village, pttg tlrrefrofn 81 feet
hy taken frap he north west corner OF
SOUTH aud 40 east and west from the north
c1rtier of said lot. Appraised Mt $500.
Terms ofAaleonethird cash the day of sale. one
ttiId eight months and the remaining Iiird in ixeen
thereaf.er-the last pay to bear inter
day of sale, aud secured hy mortgage the
property sold. J, l. -RANNEY,
ND CLARK.
-.e-, - ~ - WILLIS STRICKLAND,
ses- ',-f+ Assignets Of Joseph Holden.
Ravenna, o March is, 1868 is 5w
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Legal Notice.

T1S iwsrd Could of New York City, Jahez B B,de Luke
T. c. Coe and Alexander McCnllon, partners, &C. OF
the city, William K Mead, John s. Beicter, Geo.
B. Tins, and John Boyd. aItners, Sc, of the city,
the United States of America, all of whom nom
residents Of and 10 be found in the State of Ohio are
hereby notified that the 2lstday of March, 1863 Sam
ueI W. Jenkins filed the Court of Comn,on Pleas of
Portage County ohi0 his petition against them and 9TH
PRAYING 70. the foreclosure of given by
Henry Peck, the defendants, to Alvin Wood, and
by said Wood assigned to plaintiffs also of mortgage
given by Henry PerlSto plant certain real estate in
streetshoro' county, h6 S6ee in lot
49, three in 49, &C. leo in lot So ard 62
SO 100 in lot 5S making total OF 130 05 100
winch is described by and hounds in The plaintiff
petition. which, two mortgages We've executed in July,
1861 and forthwith thereafter recorded Said defendants
claim interest in said real estate by judgment lien,
ard unless they appear and said pei
before the 23d day of May next order and
win taken the May term. 1868, of said
for the foreclosure and sale of said real eate the Rppi-
cation of the proceeds plaintiffs claims and and
discharging and annulng all claim and lien they may
have to or on said real estate. Nj STUART,
fMareh 25. 6w1 ssttorney for Plfs. d
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Lo,ber. Day vs.. Daniel W Day and ais4

GHERI FF SALE LIN obedience TO the comman of
= an order of sale issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage County. Ohio, and 10 d.
rected, 10 the case wherein Luther Day is plaintif
and Daisiel W. Day and Charles H Trowbridge
defendants shall offer for sale at public auction al
day, the fourth day of April a 1863, al or about
eleven O'Clock of ssid day thes following de-
scribed lands and tenements, 10 wit:
Situate in the township of Raveuna, in the county
of Portage and stale of Chic, and is des reed fol
lows: Being parl of village lot Nol6 IN The village
of RaveHsa, as the same is plated and recorded in
Portage County Records, thai is to say, being strip
Of land 80 feet vide in front, by l2a feet deep, off
from the south Corner of said village lot No l6
with house thereon, be the same more or less
Taken order of saie as the property of Daniel
W. Day and al at the suit of Luther Day.
Appraised at $4,000
Luther Day, Prfs atty. xsrs 80 q =
Sheriff Is Once, March Cd, 1868. 4-5w
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Medical Notice.
--'HsN-01"11-7@7>'N7s"~ !
DIR. HI. ID Il. WEBSTER

NTGULD announce that he has located in the Village
wv of Ravenna, for the purpose of practicng Med
cine. Having regularly studied the Old School
system of practices and for tbs last ten years had quite
large experience in the Homeopathic and Hydfopaflic
modes of ment, be attes himself that to
select the most rational and eeetua medicinal agents
for the relief of the sick s5.&aai &'slfs
Particular attention paid the treatment Diphthe-
ria, Old Chronic Disesses Female Com plants, &c.
Ofiee-In Ihe Phenix Block, over Robinson, King &
Co.'S Bank. sst,sla sflluas a9fss
ResdenceIn the house lately occupied BY Dr. Bette-
ley.
Rayenna. NOV. 10, 1862. la-ly asi ssss
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Assignee's Sale.

+ -F gf Ase4 rsss..+s -
tTyHE Undersigned viii sell Mt public auction, at the
Court House IN Ravenna on the 18th dav of pril
lrf3 The follow ing claims belonging to the Prem
tiss HoI kins & Co.
Name of Lebtor. Nature of Claim 1nsoKnt
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attacllrlent NOTICE

ssts attachment Notice
ReuhensL. Wait and1 Before William Goldman, JUS
Sarah A. Wait / tice of the Peace of Raven
vs.. ma Towpship, Portage Gouu-
ON The second day of March, A. D. 1861, said JUS
tice issued an order OF attachment in The above
action, for the sum OF forty dollars seventy two
cents '=7sl REUBEN L. WAIT,
SARAH A. WAIT.
Ravenna, March 18th. 1863. ls-sw
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Know ye the land where the cypress and myrtle
Are emblems nf deeds that done in their cline,
Where the ge of the uture the love of the turtle,
Now melt into SORROW now madden to crime. iil'J
Know ye the land of the cedar and vine. zti sGH
Where the flowers ever blossom, the beams ever
shine,
Where the Igatwihgs of zephyr oppressed with per
fume, iflflisz55gs sltqi E,sefffIf ztEf
Wax faint o'er the gardens of Gul.
x = x =
'Ti. the cline of the East his the land of the Sun,
Can he smile on such deeds his children have
done?
o wild as the accents of lovers farewell
Are the hearts which they bare and the tales which
they tell. ssf,a-, :. * g.; h3ssTft----r -e.~ef
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-01
Administrators Notice.
sale of Notes and Accounts.

1 Southwest corner of Phenix Block, ieavenna
ohio on the llth day of April D. 1858, the follpwii
caims psiongin to the estate of Cyrus ,deceas
ed. viz:
Name Of the Debtor aaiurs Of eiaimsl AMOUNT due