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Army.
Eran1 Our 6 wi

Gen. Joseph d. Johnston arrived at De-
mopolis, Ala, on the 18th, aud is the guest
Of Hon. T S. Lyon. On the afternoon Of
the same day he Inspected the Government
FORKS and Publications. A correspondent
Of the Selma reporter, at Demopolls,
says
The gallant Nlissourians and other ex-
changed troops are being armed and other
wise prepared for the field The Missouri
ans received the order announcing their ex-
change with rapturous cheers They are
painting for the war path once more. Every
train Of cars brings in large numbers of
them who have been furloughed. The feal
expressed, that many of them would not
rctnrn. was unfounded. The finest espri
Ia corps prevails, among these gallant men
and they are eager to plant their banners
upon new fields of strife.
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FOG Acres

with comfortable and convenient improvements
on 1t. The land is of good quality capable of
high improvements. Mr.. Archibal,. Bawcutt will
show the farm to persons wishing to purchase. AT
the time and place will sell all the personal
property belonging to the estate consisting Oh val
liable household and kitchen furniture. horses, cat
tie, logs grain farmers implements and other ar
ticles usually found on farm.
TERMS For the personal property cash or
bonds with good security at six months where tbs
amount exceeds ten dollsrs: for Tie land one third
will be required in cash, and tsA balance oae, tw
and three years with interest from the day Of sale,
bonds with good security to be given fer the de
ferred payments and the title to be retainei as Ill
innate security. The purchaser NAV pay in hand
if he elects, all bnt SIX thousand dollars. which
will, when due, be receivable in funds B,nkable
in stanton. HUGH w. SHEFFEY
October 2.-tds Executor.
Mssa Spec copy.
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va MOTEL, &TegE.geX'g s.S
IN M. n n I.xra

rHNHE undersigned intending to make change
4 ii their business offer for sale privately, the
VIRGINIA HOTEL AND FURNITURE, OF they
viii rent the HOTEL for a period Of years, and
sell the Furniture to the lessees.
This is first class Hotel. ENJOYING an extraor
binary amount of public patronage. and will at
tract the attention of all capitalists, and those
who desire to engage in the business. fhe build
ings and furniture are ia excellent condition
We will afford to persons desiring to invest every
facility in determining the value of this property
and can show that no Hotel in Virginia will real
lze as much to the proprietor for the amount OF
capital employed as the ''Nirginia.
G. Il. PEYTON & BRO.
N. B.-The Stables are also for sale or rent.
G l.. p & BRO.
Cctober1e-3ts.
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T,nonrtant Decision.

The Richmond Sentinel learns at Head
quarters that his Excelency, the Governor,
decided on Thursday. that persons within
the conscript age, holding commissions in
the militia, are not exempt from conscrip-
ton. on the ground that the conscript law
having absorbed the whole militia, the eth
GERS follow the command. This is impor-
tant decision. as it win bring the militia
officers Of the State under the authority OF
the Conscript Bureau
Nearly all the men in Culpeper are under
arrest. and guards have been placed
around the house ofprominsnt secessionists
because. several leading men loudly protes
sing LOYALTY, have been found commnnina
ting with the enemy .-Lycnhburg RePub-
Iic0u
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PUBLIC OTEgE.

r want to employ FEMALE TEACHER in my
4 private family in the county of Augusta. said
teacher to be competent to teach all of the elemen
tary branches of education, also the Latin and
French laugua~es and music. A good recomnlen-
daton required, apply to =. A. TRICE, Green
vile, Augusta Co., Va.
October IS, 1853 1T
Ma- Richmond Sentinel copy II. aud send bill
to this Office.
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KToEsAasT BOILERS. --ON FRIDAY,
IVA the Esd day of this month, (October) will
offer for sale, at Hermitage, Augusta County, Va.
Molasses Boilers, fees long, feet wide and
IA inches deep, and intendsd to be placed in a fur
mace. They will hold over leo gallons each
They would be very valuable to a farmer for feed
ing stock also, Horses, Two horse Wagons
(new.) one Iron Axle, sets Of Hind gear, /
set OF Fore gear, Cart. iron axle, Is Axes, 6
Shovels Picks, Hand-axe, | Drawing knife
some Augers ard Chisels, Ovens and Pots, some
Hey and Flour.
At the same time, will hire until Christmas 8
Negro men and Negro woman. The woman is a
good Cook, Washer and Ironer.
| will sell the Molasses Boilers privately until
day Of sale, to accommodate the public.
Sale to commence at Ii O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS Cash in Confederate money.
SAMUEL KENNERLY, Jr.
()ctobar 0--t1s
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[ have Che honor to be
Your Lordship's very ob't serv't.
j. NJ. MASON.
WAR NEWS.

WAR NEWS.
From Charleston we learn that the
firing still continues at intervals. Two
prisoners captured on Saturday night
state, that batteries Gregg and Wag-
ner will be ready to open on the city
in two weeks, that they are mounting
some three hundred FOUNDER Parrot
guns, and that Parrott the inventor
Of the Parrott guns, is on the Island
experimenting the mounting of the
same They also state that Greek fire
consists of Oakum soaked with mix
ture Of ether and guano.
Lieut.. Glassell and the firemen who
were missing from the recent expedi-
ton to blow up the Ironsides, are pris-
onels having been picked up by the
enemy's launches
From Chattanooga we can hear
nothing definite. Gen. Bragg still re-
fuses permission, to correspondents to
send any news from his army. We
will therefore have to await the pleas
ure Of the commanding General be-
fore we can give any thing but such
meagre accounts, as the press in the
vicinity may gather from the passen-
gers in the cars. In the mean time
we feel satisfied that Gen. Bragg is
not idle, but is largely engaged in ar
ranging his plans for future action,
and when the proper time arrives will
be heard from.
From Gen. Lees army there are
many and conflicting rumors ahoat,
some Of which if true would be unwise
to publish at this time. The Senti-
mel says
We learn that in the fight on Sun
day, Gen. Fitz Lee, with one division,
drove two divisions of the enemy from
Raccoon Ford to Brandy Station, cap
turing about four hundred of the enc
my, besides killing and wounding a
large number. We have not been
able to as certain the casualties on our
side.
Col. Harrison came down on the
Central train, severely wounded in the
thigh.
One hundred and eighty Yankee
prisoners were brought down last
evening and about four hundred
more are awaiting at Gordonsyille for
transportation.
A portion ofsthe fighting was in the
yard of DR.. Morton, in which six
Yankees were killed. Mr.. Stringfel-
lows yard was also the scene of SAN
culinary combat.
From fredericksburg we learn that
Stafford is again clear Of Yankees.
One prisoner was brought down in
the Fredericksburg train.
DISMISSAL oF BRITISH CoNsULs.
President Davis has ordered the with
drawal Of all British Consu,s from the Con-
fcderacy, on account of their action, advised
hy their Government, 10 reference to per-
sors who have ny residence and voting be-.
come domiciliatcd here, counscling them to
open resistance to the Confederate Author
tics IN preference to obtaining redress if
they have been wrongcd, by appealing to.
the conrts. IF we have space we will give
the correspondence Of Mr. Benjamin ex-1
plaii.ing the subject iaour next, as it will
be interesting To all
All who want new Music
would do well to read Reimbursement
Of Geo. Dunn and Co. in another. col
umn.
Our friend J Tuley Mitchell,
will accept cur thanks for late North
ern papers.
"a & %
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nj Office TO THE CREDITORS OF ALEX
~ PATTERSON, dec'd.-AlI persons having
claims against the estate Of Alexander Patterson
decd, either as individual or partner of the
late firm of Shaw and Patterson, or Of any other
character, will report the same to me at Stanton
properly authenticated for payment. All those
indebted to his estate will please come forward
without delay and make settlement. It IS desira-
bic to have all claims for against the estate to
enable me to ascertain the liabilities.
II. Fl. PECK, Sheriff Of Augusta Co.,
ana as such Admir- Of A. Patterson, decd.
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- -. So --------------
REMOV Al.

We have removed orr Office to the
old Bell Tavern buildings, on New
Court House Stree. one door east Of
the Provost MslrsllalFs Office. Cup
stairs) where We will be pleased to see
our old friends
We are prepared to do iolo-worlS in
the neatcst manner and with dispatch.
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Exchange Notice, No. 6.

Rfen=eNn, Sept. IL, 1868.
rE,he following Confed crate officers and men,
Il captured at Vicksbueg, Miss, July & 1863,
and subsequently, paroled, have been duly ex-
changed. and are hereby SO declared
l. Tie officers and men Of Gen. c. L. Stevenson s
division
, The officers and men ofGen. Bowen's divs-
ion.
5. The officers and men of Brig. Gen. Moore's
brigade.
A. The officers and men fthe I'd Texas Regi-
ment.
5. The officers and men of WauIs legion
6. Also, all Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at City Point at any time
previous to July 25th. 1868. have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared
RO GUILD,
Sept IL, 1S63-6t. Agent of Exchange.
Nz9~ Southern papers copy six times and send
bills to the Wa. Department.
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MARRIED,


At the residence of Rev. IL. " etzel. on the lst
of October, Mr. EPIiRAfIIM RYAN to Miss SA-
RAH BOWERS, all Of Shenandoah county.
Cnthe 28th Of September, at the residence of
the lYfifte's father near koiner's Store, By Rev
= Smith MIR. KASPER B. kOINER to Miss JU-
LA T. HEBRON, all of Augusta county.
On the 6th inst. at Trinity Church. Stanton.
Nv Rev Mr.. j. A. J.atane, Mr.. Gro NJ. BAKER. of
Winchester, to Miss FANNIE E., daughter Of Geo.
A. ArmentrQut of Stanton.
A the same time and place, by the same, Az
eusrUs A. CoNH, Of Baltimore, to Miss KATE
FLETCHER of Winch ester.
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TENIlE undersignend- a Lawyer of long standing,
and a farmer OF large experience, have asso-
ciated themselves together for the purchase and
sale OF land add the Investment OF money in Vir-
ginia, nth Of James River. Being we'll acQsin-
ted with the people and lands in Northern Virgin
ia they invite the attention AVID correspondence ri
persons disposed TO buy ar sell. A common medi-
nm viii thus be obtained between distant parties
and mutual accommodation enSue. Those desiring
to sell Will describe their lands accurately in ALI
respects, comprising section, locality Gua1tity
quality, buildings and the price demanded
Those desiring to buy will be equally particular
stating always the qrautftv of laud wanted, satt
the section in which it must lie.
Those desiring iuYestinelt merely will state the
amount
Commissions and contracts for purchase or sale
accommodating. Z
Investments judiciously made and titles carefully
examined.
Address and Office
ROSS & SHACKELFORD
August IS. lS63.-6.n Charlottesville, Va.
r. F. MINOR, ROBERT ". BURKE.
Rlchmond, Va. stanton, Va,
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Z w gI. to- q,

FH7W good JOURNEY MEN TAIL0RS can get
Seats Of work at good prices BY applying at
my shop on Main Street opposite the Marble Yard.
also wish TO employ two three good pants and
vest makers.
H. NJ. sToDDARD.
Stanton, Oct. le--2t#
Ma-Spec. copy.
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n Office.

G ONE gentlemen whose name l cannot recall,
- borrowed Of me and took from my Office Frois-
sarts Chronicles of England, France, and Scotland
The book is very rare and one which prize
very highly aud will be obliged to the borrow
er if he will return it at Should be absent
twill be safe in the hands Of the Editor of the
"VINDICATOR.'
HOWE Y. PEyTuN.
Staunton Oct IG-1t
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Attention Ladies.

nUK Soldiers are bare-footed, and the cold
W weather is commng on. | have in my hands
money to buy SOCKS for them. win mol the
Ladies OF Stanton and vicinity employ their fair
hands in Knitting ifso, the money can all be used
in buying Yarn. Let me hear from YOU
Y. N. GARRETT
General Hospital Stanton Va,
October 2-4t
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G-W Brigadier General Neal Dow. of the
Federal Army, passed up the road from
Montgomery, en- route for Richmond, to be
exchanged for General John II. Morgan. -
Rebel
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G.. w. SUMMERS.

VI W. DOHa h1A<AsS'
We are exceedingly panied to see
the announcement that Geo w. Sum
mers of Kanawha has delivered him
self of speech in Wheeling, in which
he announced himself a candidate to
represent in part that abortion Of q
State, presided over by Pierpont, Bore
luan and Co., in the next Congress Of
tie United States. We regret the
fact, not SO much on account of Mr.
Summers, whose vascillating policy,
since the first entrance or exit Of Con-
federate or United States troops into
or from the Kanawha valley, has been
the subject Of comment by the papers
If the State generally, but on account
of the high estimation in which he
was held by the people Of Virginia as
an able and talented statesman and
the necessary discontinue to his many
relatives and friends in cur armies, re-
gistiag even to the sacrifice Of their
lives The oppression Of the tyrannlcal
Dictatorship of the North. At one
linlc lie aspirea with q ffi'it prospect Of
success to the Gubaln9toiial chair Of
Virginia, but now with his infamy
branded llpon him by tie words-oi hi:;
os,n mouth, and his .pei.iared oaths
staring Virginians in tie face, who
could add mite in praise Of the man
whose love Of his possessions was
greater than the love he bore the State
which had honored him with prefer
lnent, and the country tisssM hla!l he
should have been true. No matte IN
what way the contest Ray end he VIII
be execreatea BY friends and foes for
the deep and slatsnil's iHatmy Of his
conduct.
- The Virginia Hotel in Sta1an-
Ton Va, was soia on Wednesday last
to Capt Booton of Page county tor
10000 It is G. nsiltfed a good in
Vet ffenf
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REMOVAL.

! d.. a. 3. ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist, has re-
East of Whites Old Corner, and nearly opp" "JH
promptly ''''''' "
Staantun, Oct ., fSGa.-tf
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Hill 81 Swayxe7s
Confederate States
.PU BLESIIEN Hot S Z,

Having determined to enter largely into the
publishing business we take pleasure in announ-
cling that we have added to cur alreadyvary ex-
tensve office, several thousand doll IRIS worth of
MATERIAL AND MA IL cry,
and are nov prepared to receiye propositions from
parties who wish to publish books or other publ
cations, and who desire their work done
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE CONtEDERACY
We will also purchase at fair price any new
book that may be male marketable and publish
them ourselves.
Our publications at present consist Of the
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Ike cutOrs Sale.

A 5 Executor of Mrs. Sarah Bawcntt, deceased
N ] will On Monday, the 10 tn das of October
1858 offer for sale that valuable track of land on
Middle River adjoining the lands Of Charles Ar
nentrouts heirsa and others, of which Mrs. Bawcatt
died seized. containing nhnuL
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Copartners.lin Notice.

M N nave this day entered into Copartnersl.io
~ tor the purpose OF conducting the MEBCAN
ilLE BUSINESS in the Town OF Stauntun, nm
der the style and firm OF p. b. & j. b Hoge.
We solicit the patronage of cur friends and thu
public generally.
B. HoGE,
j. 3. HOGE.
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NETRE AND MINING OFFEC
Dak IL

r wish to purchase any quantity of Brass, Zinc,
L. and Copper. for which will pay Seventy five
cents per pound. Also lead for which viii pay
twenty five cents per pound, or exchange Powder,
Caps and shot for it.
JAMES F. JONES,
Captain Nire and Mining Corps.
Staunton, Oct. l6-3t
VA. Spectator aud Rockingham Register copy
and send bill to this Office.
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HARTMAN & BELL.

Attorneys sat Ia v
STA NroN, VA.
VXT H. HARTMAN may be found at the Otle
w formerly occupied by James IL. skinner
Esq, and will give prompt attention to business
entrusted to the firm.
February 90, lS63-5t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


Esv Riusic nm, ,.s.n
GEORGE DUNN CO., RICHMOND, VA,
JULIAN A. sELBY, COLUMBIA, s. C.
ANNIE OF THE yALE-Music by J. r. Thorn
as, author Of 1.In my Cottage by the Sea-
WHEN THIS CRUEL WAR is OVBR-Music
by Henry Tucker.
WE HAVE PARTED-Poet:Y and Music By
KAT.ILEEN MAyoURNEEN--F n. Crouch.
HARP OF THESoUTA !AWAKE-C. H. Pc
MY WIFE AND. CHILD-Poetry BY General
Jackson, of Ga Music by + W Rosser
SEE AT YOUR FEET A SUPPLIANT ONE
Balte.
MOTHER is THE RATTLE OVER?
VIRGINIA. MAR8ElLLIAiSE-O Original
French Music.
KEEP ME- AWAKE, MOTHER Denck.
THE SOUTH. H. Nea-itt.
ALL QUIET ALONG TIE POTOMAC. TO-
NIGHT. Fl. Hewitt
All printed on good paper. with ornamental til
Ties
"a. Retail price, 81 each
The trade suprlid at half off" with an addi-
tional five per cent. when hundred Of any one
piece is ordered.
Blank Music Lines on tie bestscap paper, 81 pei
sheet OF four pages-forty per cent off to the
trade.
October Ic-2ts.
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On the Track A gain.

= The sREQy OF MANY LADIES AND
~ GEN ILEMEN, who place two high an esti-
mate on my Literary abilities, | have concluded
to Issue another copy of the sFUNNY BOY if
800 or more subscrberscan be obtained at so cents
each, to make its appearance in December or Jan
uary next.
PETER lyDEP EVIDENCE KrRTz.
Or tfl,n,. q. +
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BILL ARP y

which will make most desirable book for those
who love genuine wit, and soRethl g good to laugh
at Address all orders t" the publishers.
HILL 81 SWATZE.
GRIFFIN, Ga.
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Rail Road and Steam Boat
Guide,
Price S. co.
TIE nugie-Norn OF Liberty,

VIII soon be ssued the first volume of the
'sl'aa Road and dimy Library" each volume to
be complete within itself. and viii contain fave
lette, or collection of select anecdotes. These
books viii succee each other fast as can
print them. The first one will be tho coiaplete
humorous writings of
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Save Y our. RAGS

WI desire to purchase several Thousand ,ond
Wv ofCLEAN LINEN AND COTTON RAGS
for which the cash will be paid Call at thevin
April II, 1868.
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Eg We lately met granmarlan says a
Caiifo,liaa paper, who has just made tour
through the mines. copjugatipg. or rather,
cogtatipg thus: Positive. mine; compare
tive, miner; supcrlatlye; minus j,
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doc REWARD --Strayed from the recent
sp<O premises Of the subscriber, in Staunton,
about a month since, large framed. light red
cow. She is about or years old, toeraby
wide between the horns, has large dark bag,
and is quite gentle will give $40 for her deliv-
cry to me at my farm Middle River, or SIS for
information that viii enable me to find her.
S. NJ. 4OST.
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GEN ERAE HOTEL.
HOGS, HOGS,

= = ~ - III y
NAE wish to pun chase from two to three hun
w dred STOCK HOGS, tor which we will pay.
the highest market price, Persons having there
for sale, will do well By calling nj Mason 4 Har-
mans Distillery, or p. B. Il j. B. Hoge's Store,
on Beverly Street, Stauntcn.
MASON & HARTMAN
n. B:-We will fatten Hogs at 50 per month.
or for one-half tie Hogs. NJ. i II.
Stanton, June &c, lS63.-tf
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EMPRESS NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
DIR. VIII. CHAPMA.,
I'D EN- T.RE Sc IL G. n u ~.

VpEGS leave to call the attention OF his friends
~ and the public generally, to his removal,
from the Old Bell Tavern, to an office, formerly
occupied by himself, on Beverly Street, opposite
to Dr.. Donaghe's where he is prepared to attend
to all orders in his line.
Staunton, Oct. 9-l863.-
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Our friend ] Tuley Mitchell,
will accept cur thanks for late Nort!l-
c1rl papers.
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w A N D-FARM IN w EsTERN
w VIRGINIA .--The advertiser wants q
Farm in Western Virginia. suitable for grazing
cattle, sheep, &c. Tue soil must be good. and the
situation healthy, with good water. Price not
over Sl0 600 or / 900
Address, with full particulars, F. r. g.,
VINDICATOR OFFICE.
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All who want new Music
would do well to read the advertisement
Of Geo. Dunn and Co. in another COLI
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October 16-6t.

GOVERNMENT SALh,--I will sell al auction,
u in Stanton, on FRIDAY, the 23d day OF Oc-
tober. from Sixty to One Hundred Government
Ho, ses and Mules. Terms Cash Sale to begin at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. e. Nj. BELL,
Oct. I6--tds. Ma. SO. VI
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
ROoTsT0WM

DEATH OF DR.. BAssErT-Dr. Andrew
Bassett so long and favorably known as a
skillful physician, died on Wednesday eve
ming last. Since his return from the west his
decline has beenalmost impereeptiBle; until a
few days previous to his DEATH During the
last week of his illness his mind was sus-
tanned by the consolation of the Christians
faith. His hope rested in the available merit
of divine Redeemer, and his family though
greatly stricken, rejoice in the hopefu! assur-
anceof meeting him again where separations
never come.
The funeral sermon was preached by Rev.
E. E. Lamb, in the Congregational Church.
Rev. j. O'Neil, of the NJ. E. Church. assisted
in the exercises.
. sIeKkEss.-Much sickness prevails in town
at present. j.. O. Gurley and Gideon sey-
mour, are lying very lowwith typhoid fever.
s. The FALL Term, of the Rootstown Select
School commenced on. Monday, the oath, un-
der the tuition of Geo. E. King. "''tss1 ''s'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26

The STUDENT AND SCHOOL MATE.-J oseph
H. Allen, I19 Washington street, Boston,
Publisher, VIM. T. Adams, Editor. The Sept.
number of this charming Magazine for boys
and girls, is very inviting one, Its contents
are as follows Onward and Upward or Paul
Clifford in search of a situation the Rose
Hill Panorama; Lena's Papa; Anna's Visit
to the Botanical Garden; The Soldiers Baby;
Dame Hicks; Margaret Wilson; Defamation;
Sandwiches, Charade !; Teachers Desk; In
Memoriam (music.) The terms of the Stu
dent and School Mate are $500 per annum.
Postage, 6 cents a year.