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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
Union County Convention.
The State Union Central Committee bavil

The State Union Central Committee having
not fed State Convention assemble in the city of
Columbus, OBJ Wednesday, June l7th, at II O'Clock
a. NJ, put in nomination Union State Ticket, to
wit: Governor Liext. Governor. Auditor Of State, Treas
ssrer of State one Judge of The Srene cosrt, one Mem
Der of The Board of Public Works the undersigned call
upon the Union voters of Portage County to send
Delegates to Union County Convention, to be held
in Ravenna, on SATURDAY, JUNE Is, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, to select Delegates to represent Portage
County in the Union State Convention named above.
There is but one battle cry for the feldor bal
lot box-the maintainance of the Government. 1t is
ashort motto-but one by which we live or die, Ma
tienally. The Union Army represents the military
power arrayed in its behalf. The loyal men must
rally under the banner of the Union, and mass the
strength of the civil power sustain the military and
civil functions of the Government. All men thus
feeling and willing TO act, will cooperate with u.s.
and let their be heard and their votes recorded
against treason and traitors every where.
The undersigned recommend shat the primary meet
ings in the Townships to choose delegates to the
County Convention be held upon Friday evening.
June 10, at 81 clock. a
The Delegation to the County Convention win be
delegate for every "a votes for Gov Tod at
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

b E LARGE AND SMALL.
New stock. and splendid Goods, at the
RAVENNA BOOK STORE BAZAAR
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steps of the illustrious women of ancient
times. Quotations from the Scripture were
cited on this point.) The women should be
allowed their full share in this enterprise
there were many things they could do better
than the men. By experience he knew this
for when he found among his focks lamb
chilled and prostrated by the storm he knew
who best could revive and re-invigorate the
lambkin. In conclusion he hoped that upon
pleasanter day they could all again partici-
pate in similar celebration.
A song was next introduced by w. A. Mes.
senger, which is printed below as requested
by the Association.
After passing votes of thanks to the Hosts
in Chief. to the Speaker, tbe Singers, and re-
questing the publication of the proceedings.
the exercises of the day were pronounced con-
cluded-and taking the nature of the day in
to account, were of much more interesting
character than could have been expected.
En- route for town, our reporter tarried brief
ly at the farm of E. w. Williams, and was
permitted the pleasure of soeing his focks oI
"long wools," albeit they are the choicest Of
their species-Leicestershir From some Of
his sheep this season has Mr.. Williams Sc
cured fleeces weighing largely in excess o.
the ordinary yield, while, for length and quail
ity it must be an extraordinary fleece that car
equal or surpass his. From one fleece we
were given sample measuring sixteen inch
es in length, and the fleece trife less than
years growth. So Windham is ably repre-
sented in both the departments of the WOO
growing interest, and by management to tina
end, car have the honor of being the Banne
town in Portage, as Wool Growers. Anothe
season we. trust the public exercises of thu
Association will be more widely announced
and therefore more largely attended.
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WINDOW PAPERS.
A few pieces Carpets.
Very pretty Oil-Cloths'
Also an assortment ef
MANILA MATING.

Plain white and red white check Very pretty ani
much used for carpeting chambers &C. at the pTese'
high prices of wool carpets. Call and look at them,
you want something cheap,
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G. G g 20 8.

In great at very small advance Me nave
good stock of and Black Teas which VIII be sold
as low as any can sell a good tea sHs
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that this does not exlinguish the political fran
chse Of such States, ana tina the citizens thereof
can any time resume their evil Government on
the only condition that then, constitution is re-
publican that it is sufficient for those who are
loyal, and qualified by the election law, to re-
sumo their State government, ana this IS suib-
cent evidence of loyalty, az.
The House refused TO second the demaud for
the previous question, when on motion of Mr..
Lovej1y of Illinois the resolutions were referred
10 the selec: Committee or the rebellious States.
MI. Ashley OF Ohio, introduced bill, which
was referred providing d PROVISIONAL Govern
ment in The military districts OF the nsurgent
Sites ana authorizing the loyal citizens there
Of to organize Government, Republican IN
form, and fer other purposes.
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l-)w0.

In Berlin Dec llth Miss S2rah Ann Bosworth, da ugh
l6 days
In Mddlesex, Dec 18th, OF consumption olive young
est child of Scion and Dorothy Lawance aged IS years
and months.
Died in Annapolis Md, Nov Goth, 1853, Edwin A.
youngest Of JabeE and Martha Markham Of Hancock
Vermont volunteer in the 18th regiment, Pennsylvana
cavalry, aged IS years, months and u days.
The deceased was inspired by patriotic devotion to
his country, and foremost in battle and tn
thckes of the fight always Kind and obi cling beloved
by his comrades and all who knew him His gneI tai
and company officers, testify to his nth.
lie wounded in the right arm, and taken prisoner
October l2h and released parole and reached the
hospital in Annapolis, November 10Th where he died, a
victim to starvation, and other cruelties imposed upon
him while prisoner in Richmond. lie died resigned to
the will of Heaven having received the well paud-
it Of WeH done rood fahfut servant His good quail
tiles remain, an enduring monument to his memory.
Dear Son and Br0therf
Had thou suffered less,
Our hearts were not rivcn
a. Sadly we miss thee from thy place,
But know thou art blessed in Heaven.
We feel that thou art happy now
free from all strife and pain,
Mo more thou'lt WELD the sword 80 WE'LL
Nor stare TO death again.
We would not call thee back TO Earth
10 NIL thy vacant place
For soon upon the {" other shore
ven meet hee, face to face.
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XxXVIu CoNGRESS-First Session.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. q, !

SENATE.
Nh. Wilson gave notice of bill to make it
illegal for any member of Congress to act as
counsel in any case in which the United States
is interested
Mr. Morgan submitted joint resolution
calling upon the Secretary Of War for the
names of all officers and men of the regular ar
my who have deserted or resigned between the
let OF December, 1861 and December, 1868.
Adopted.
HousE.-A message was received from Presi-
dent Lincoln, informing the House that Ae had
approved and signed the joint resolution OF
thanks to Gen. Grant and the armies under him
and for gold medal, &c:
Mr.. Yeaman, OF kentucky, offered series Of
resolutions setting forth that a conspiracy Of
persons exists assuming to be Government Of
the Confederate States with the porpose ofwltn
drawing States from the Federal Union, blu
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IndcSlructibIe Patent Burial Cases

THIS invention relates 10 new and improved modeeof
constructing and Marketing Collins An aIticeiis
produced combining the
CHEAPNESS OF WOOD, THE STRENGTH, EFFI-
Cheney AND IMPERMEABILITY OF IRON,
AND THE DURABILITY OF STONE,
And is appropriate for the usual modes of burial
both for city and country For the purpose of preserva
ton, they are made AIR and WATER TIGHT and the
cost is MUCH than Metallic Collins They cannot be
surpassed for beauty form in this any other coun
try. We have numerous testimonials, from OF the
highest respectabity from profession and relation
in society.
For sale in Montpelier only by
J. V. BABCoCK co.
We are also receiving large assortment Of Resewo
askets and Collins. We cannot be undersold. or ha
ur stock Of Comm on Collins surpassed in New Engla
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A Complete Pictorial History of the Time
HARPER's WEEKLY,
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IL elegantly written and instructive articles, and its
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must pnze Its condensed weekly summary of Ieign
and Domestic Intelligence is altogether superior TO that
contained In any other Journal Being published, too
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welcome companion for the family and reside the
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We would not often call attention to Harper's
Weekly If we ere not we'll satisfied that it is ne best
Family PdpG pHbihti in the Jnttd States and or that
reason, and thai aloue we desire TO il undermine
and root out certain kind OF literature too prevalent
viii blunts the morals OF its readers yitiates Their
taste for sensible reading and is already bad in its et
ects. Neg London Ajrtrfistr.
Wherever we go-n rall-cars and steamboats-we ma
seized with eagerness because of it, spirited sketches
OF passing events We all like to look at the faces OF
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RS tE'HTAEey TRAP
TO THE FREEMAN.
O'CLOCK A. M
sleeiaL D.slaleA IL lhe Boston JommL

Special D,1olcd to The Boston JoWaL
zen. Butler has been appointed commander
OF exchange for prisoners, and it IS believed cz-
isting difficulties viii be removed.
Gen. Rosecrans has been appointed to the
command of the Western Department Of Mis-
souri, In place Of Gen. S3hofeld 1t is rumoyed
that Gen Curtis has been appointed to com
mand the military district Of Kansas, and .ome
say Gen. Schofeld will take command at Bal,i-
more.
1t is probable that Congress will, before the
holidays, consolidate the classes making all sub
iect to draft between the ages of 20 and As,
but retaining the payment OF commutation.
The Army of the Potomac will fall back
across the Rapidan to go into winter quarters,
where they will be near supplies, and not sub
ject to raids on their line of communication.
Large block houses for the protection of Vi
dettes against guerrllas are beng built between
Fairfax and Manassas. PERLEY
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gether, one year, $500. N,r,
HAMPERS WEEKLY is eectrotyped, and Back Nui"'
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somey bound in Cloth, extra, Price 81 IS sacn, aro
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This has been so long used and so uni
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mont Bank, for the choice OF Directors for the wear
nsuing VIII be holden at their Ba ing on Tues
day. the 18th day Of January next at O'Clock P. NJ
j. A. PAGE, Cashier.
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Laughing Gta@.

MoNJpELIER Oct. L. 1868.
Having witnessed the effects o. the Nitrous Uxyd
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pleasure in stating, that think il O, ae greatest i'm
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who wish have teeth extracted and retain pleasing
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W. H. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.
DR.. JONI NJ CoMEGYs.
Dear Sir Having witnessed the effect of the
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further state, that this Gas has long been known to
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and amusing experiment. More recently, it has been
tensively used by Dentists in parts the Coun-
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jury from its ever having been reported. have
hestancy in saying that believe to be the safest and
best agent present known the Profession for render
Ing heystem insensble pain under dental or surgi
cal operations.
F. SKINNER, N. D.
Barton, Vt, Oct. 81, 1868.
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useful Public Speakers and Singers should have
the Troches to clear and strengthen the voice. Military
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posed to sudden changes should them. Obtain the
genuine. Browns Bronchi Troches " having proved
their efficacy by test of many years, highly
mended and prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons IN
the Army, and have received testimonials from many
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WOOD WANTED SOME of our subscribers
who wish to pay their subscription IN wood, will
o5Iige us by drawing US some dry wood at once,
either prepared for the slove or four feet long.
Ii more is drawn than the amount Of subscrip-
ton we will, tor a few loads, pay the difference
IL money.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 81. The Posts Washing
ington dispatch says Congress will adjourn by
the middle of the week, for the holidays, and
the draft will be postponed twenty days.
The Russian feet leave for Fortress Monroe
during the present week.
nr. Lincoln will visit the Admiral on Tnes-
day or Wednesday.
The House will not consider the $500 COM
mutation question until after the holidays.
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Moths In FuFs. WoOlens, &c. Insects On
Plants, Fowls, Animals, sc.
- Only infalible remedies known "
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g Not dangerous to the Human Family
Rats come out Of their holes to die.
R.y- Sold Whoesal. in all large cities.
l5- Sold by all Drue gists and Retailers everywhere.
43- !! BEWARE of all worthless limitations,
l3- See that " CosTARs - is on each Box Bottle
and Flask before you buy
0ty- Address HENRY X. COSTAR.
lr Principal Depot, No 4S2 broadway, n. Y.
i- Sold by all the Wholesale and Retail. Druggists
Montpelier, Vt.
August 3, 1863 WHY
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New YORK, Dec. 81. A terrible explosion of
steam boilers occurred in the Whiskey distillery
Of George Moore, this morning. One of the
boilers was throwo forty feet. The engineer
was fatally wounded.
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Gbf pailp fretmalt.
MORNING EDITION.
MONTPELIER, VI
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1868.

LECTURE The End lecture of the course
next Wednesday eve, at Village Hall,wil be de-
llvered by Rev C. c Parker Waterbury, in
stead Of Rev. Mr. Shelton, as advertised last
week This lecture like all the lectures Of the
course IS free. We trust our people viii give
Mr. Parker iull house His lecture we know
VIII deserve one.
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 81. The Commercial has
dispatch dated the 10Th, which says advices
from Knoxville represent everything quiet.
Longstreet has returned to Buel Gap, il is
supposed for the purpOseof wintering in Wotu.
ga valley, or with ew of moving into North
Carolina.
The railroad is in operation south of Knox
vile to London. The river is ofteu to naviga-
ton from London to Chattanooga.
Gen, Foster has established his headquarters
at Knoxville.
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Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1865.
fpilE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fir, Tos,r,nc.
Company are hete ~ notified that the following assess
ments have been made by the Directors all Notes IN force
the following days, to witt
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ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 81. A dispatch to the Demo
erat, dated Fort Smith, Ark, Dec. 20, says ar
attack was made on the outposts of Fort Gibson
by Standwaite, with force of 1000. He was
repulsed and fell back, taking part of In
force across the Arkansas river, and moving
northeast.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 81. Abont 8 O'Clock Sun
day morning detachment OF Stuarts and Mos
by's cavalry were found in the vicinity OF Nor
gansburg by portion of Gregg's cavalry.
They were commanded by Major CT Stuart s
cavalry, and numbered between $50 and 800.
Our forces numbered some 400, and consequent
ly the rebels, after firing few shots, retreated,
in the direction Of the Rappahannock, and
crossed at Barnett's ford on pontoons. Oar loss
was one man slightly wounded, while we cap
tured ten prisoners and killed Jour rebels.
The Government, it is said, has received in
formation of a rebel plot to rescue the rebel
prisoners now at Point Lookout, which is under
the charge of the New Hampshire Brigade.
1t is said however, that the prisoners derry
all knowledge of the affairs, and that many Of
them would not join in an Insurrection. Meas
urs however have been taken to give an attack
ting party warm reception.
A letter from Bealton says there is a report
that the rebel authorities are sending to Gen
Lee all the re-enforcements they can collect
with the intention of making an attack on TIN
army of the Potomac.
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W. H. II. RICHARDSON, NJ. D.

Barton, Vt, Oct. 81, 1868
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PROM PTALsS. AMI

ENTERPRISE " lis nANAaI4N4
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

TEE Elbows or rns Mrxuo LoNpoS-The Manches-
ter EruSsiaer is qursing the London Tima about iu
geography In speaking OF the battle OF Chickamaugus,
tho Ihunderer makes some bad says that thc
field o the engagement was OF the numerous small
Tennsssse called Chckamauau creek. Ths whole region
10 mountainous hickly wooded and inerectcd ~ rtves
The Cumberland unites with he pennesese, and the
waters OF both combined oSm OF the trbutares nAs
fall into the Mssisspp on M eastern bank NOW Gays
the Erdmno) "a alp Of the pen may % excused N any
body, but hGrc arc three or four elaborate bunocss
Chicksmauaua creek IN ths Stats OF Georgia, ena
Joins the Tennessee river In the extreme south sns
,th The Tcnnesase river The of the Cumberland
ana tho Tennessee do combine 70 form any tributary
Finally they fall separese TRIBUTARIES thso sne Voc
snd not mo the Ntzssippi The kydmNer hints that
Nr Ruse the and Bull ran oosrcspoedeus Of the
rim . inditsd this ssrange baigo> a blunders.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

NASSAU, OF PRINCETON, vs. ATLANTIC, or BROOK.
LyN.
The jersey students, who have been successful In
achieving victory over the Resolute Excelsior and Star
Clubs, had 10 succumb yesterday TO the champions
lhe Auantcs. The game well contested, notwith.
standing the reputation the Atantcs bear. without
doubt the Nassau s Formidable association, being well
backed up with youth Their success during their abort
great match between tho selected nncs from Hobokeu
and New York will OF at SixtY-thrd street and
Third avenue. The following is the score -