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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
GEORGE w. .Goist,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has been
In appointed and qualified executor on the estate OF
George W. Cost, late of Portage County, deceased.
Dated Garrettsville this 24th day of April. 1853
my6 3ws o. a. TAYLOR.
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This Letter shows sins forgiven,
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Nathan A. Orchards Estates
NTOTICEi hereby given that the subscriber has beeI
In appointed and qualified Executrix on the estate o
Nathan A. Birchard deceased.
BETSY L. BIRCHARD.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

LEGAL. NOTICES.
Legas Notice.

rTNhomas Francis, his wife, Elizabeth E. Francis
i John A. Evans, and Mary Evans, the heirs Of
the late John F. Evans, will take notice
f-st day of May, a. d. 1868, David L Wilson, admin
istrator de bons of the of John e. Evans,
deceased fled in the Probate Court within and for
county of Portage and state of Ohio, petition,
alleging that the 18th day of December, d. 1856,
the said John F. Evans, then In full life, entered into
contract in writing with Moses l.. Strock for the
said County, to wit. Said real estate is known by
being parts of los Nos % and 35 in the township of
PARIS, county and State aforesaid, and consists of
seventy five acres of land, for which said Moses L.
Slrock was o pay twenty-five hundred dollars, the
terms of which cantract have been complied with. -
And that Thomas Francis Elizabeth z. Francis John
A. Evans, and Mary Evans the heirs at law and
the legal representatives of said decedent.
The prayer the petition is for authority to make
deed TO said Moses L. Strock in behalf of said heirs
at law.
Said petition will be for hearing the 3Oth day of
Maya d. Is63,or thereafter lecve of
can be obtained.
DAVID E. WILSON, Admir-
De Bonis Non of John F Evans Estate.
May 6, 1868. 3w* -
Lucretia Gosss Estate.
FIlHE undersigned has been duly appointed Execu-
tor on The estate of Lucreta Goss, deceased, late
of Randolph, Portage County.
Randolph, May Ist, 1868. 6-3w*
Peter Lazarus, Estate.
THE Undersigned has been appointed and quaifed rs
administrator on the estate OF Peter Lazarus, late
of Portage County. deceased.
Dated at North Benton, Ohio, Nav I'd, 1868.
6-3w~ GEORGE LAZARUS.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given, that petition will be
In presented to the mmissioners of Portage Coun-
ty on the first Monday in June next, praying q part
o. the whole of County road TO be vacated as fol
lows: Commencing the top OF the iedge east OF
the Center of Nelson, where Mr.. Vaughn re-
Sides thence southery direction To the line between
lanes owned by James Knowlton and Rsodolphus
Rapcroft thence south said line to the north line
of a road running west from the dwelling house OF
said Rhodolphus Bancroft. "
Nelson. April 2Sth, 1885, my6-4wt
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be
Nv presented to the Commissioners of Trumbull and
Portage Counties the next session, to vacate so
much of the County road between the said Counties
as lies between Nelson and Southington, co mmenc
ing Center road leading from Nelson to South
ington, and extending south one mile.
VIM. H. NICHOLSON.
April 2sth, 1853. my 6-4w* e
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20
AFFIDAyIT.

Personally appeared before Alderman of the city
af PHILADELPHIA H. T. HELMBoLD who, being duly sworn
say, his preparations contain narcotic no er-
eury other injurious drugs but are purely
swarm and .nhscrihsd before me this 23d day of No
vember, 1851. WM. r hIBb Us a Ar 81, y,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-20

administrators Notice.
Thesandersigned has been appointed Administrator,
with the will annexed. of the state of Susan Clark,
late of Portage County. Ohio, deceased.
s 9is sw AMBROSE CULVER.
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Building. Raveuna, o.
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fion win be paid the sse Instruments in our ab.
sence, and any information desired given.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
Drunken Surgeons In The Army.
The Steamer ViCksbarg de-
strOycd.
REBEL NEWS FROM RICHMOND PAPERS.
Gen. Beauregard Issues a Proc
lamation.
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDING S.
&C., &c. DC.

Drunken Surgeons in the Army.
Cairo, Feb. l9.
The steamer P has arrived with
Memphis dates to the 10th. f3
The most important news has been an
ticipated. A passenger from Vicksburg
informs US that there is great lack of
medical stores in the army-whole brig
AIDES being without an ounce of quinine.
Some Of the Surgeons are totally unfit
for their positions-some drunk and 9TH
ers becoming hardened and Indifferent
to the suffering.
A number Of the Ohio Sanitary Com
mission informs me that during a short
stay at Vicksburg be had occasion 70 Wis
it Surgeon Wilkinson Of the Ohio SD
eight times, and thst seven times out OF
eight found him beastly drunk and in bed,
with many in his regiment suffering for
want of attention. A gentleman in the
same regiment corroborates this state
ment.
The remains of Lieut.. J. w. Mead, 28th
Wisconsin came up this morning. He
died at Helena of typhoid fever. The
25th Wisconsin arrived here last night
from, Chicago.
The Ohio river Is again rising ut this
point. :.
NorE-The Vicksburg dispatch ofthe
18th, as published in the Journal of this
afternoon is incorrect. 1t is a rebel dis
patch, aud for a proper understa nding of
1t, should have lccn credited to the
Richmond papers.
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rsport6 albof rlAting y rost roads, psp-
viding for = bfidgs across The Ohio.
Latham iatnsdpesd.a bill providing Ct
circuit courts in California. Referred to
The judiciary COMMITTEES.
CollamAr called up the annual post
route bill, Several amendments we're
adopted, and tho BILL passed.
The bill to provide Temporary govern.
ment for Nevada Was taken up and p.ss-
eds TO lie. nfH sal
Evening Session Mr.. Pollock present.
cd : memorial for the New England soci-
ETY., asking compensation for losses sus.
tanned In Kansas.
Mr.. Powell called up 4 resolution print
ing 800 copies Of the letter Of the Sscre-
tary Of War and Judge Advucsts relative
TO the rrsstf and discharge Of certain
state and Political prisoners. He submit
ted letters from D. A. Mahony and 9TH
ers, stating that the statements made in
the letters Of the Judge Advocate were
untrue. e
Mr.. conkln said with regard 70 one
Of the persons, Mahony. be had discour-
aged snlistments openly in Dubuqus and
behaved badly. There was no convenient
form in Iowa for such arrests.
Mr.. Powellaid he had no acquaintance
with the man; Mr.. Grimes. had stated
that he IVES . man Of Silent and charac-
tar. sas 9iftH a
Mr.. Grimes sid he only spoke Of his
personal character. He never heard any
ding aganisa him personally until the
breaking out Of the rebellion.
+ Richardson aid II any one knew Of
another sommistiug treason and did mot
have him arrested. be himself was : Grim.
inal. Md sssa
Wilson, Of Mass think the Senate
had better b. lsgislasing upon measures
calculated TO pat down the rebelliou, than
in spending time talking shout man who
had shown within week in New York
that he symPathized with trsiton.
On motion Of Wilson, the resolution
was tabled.
The Senate proceeded 70 the consider.
ton Q! the bill Fe0Tganf1ing courts of The
District 81 Columbia.
Mr.. Trumbull offered an amendment
providing for revision and codi6cation
Of tho laws Of the District. Adopted and
the bill passed--yeas Is. nays ID.
On motion Of Fessenden : committee
Of conference was appointed on the bill TO
provide ways and means for support Of
the government. At 10:l5 the senate
adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
New York, Feb. 20.

~ ANoW AoIA3 CD. ~.
The steamer Eagle has arrived from
Havana.
Mexican advices received state the
smallpox and dysentery had appeared
smong the French troops. -
The war steamer Louisa uas burned 1t
the abandonment Of Taupico. Three
vessels. one loaded with ammunition. the
other with provisions, were also abandon.
ed. The Mexicans claim 10 have beaten
1000 French At Elergano, causing them
to retreat with loss Of Is killed and SC
or 40 wounded also have Occupied Jal
lappa.
The French established hospitals at Pc
rots and Guepallo. In the latter are g.,
600 sick.
The slsaner Mcclellan, from N. o.
has arrived. Nothing Of military momen
had transpired.
The Delta had been suppressed b.
Banks, butthe employees had waited on
him, representing that their subsistence
depended On its continuation Banks di.
recsed its continuation under the man.
agenent Of tu1neksheepsr.
The Breed n1ad 6cioto were blocka.
ding Charleston.
The Herald Of today says information
received states that the Rebel Congress
refused to sustain Davis proclamation
regarding the non-exchangs Of Federal
officers; also taken action With yiewto !
release Of Unionisu in the South arrested
and lmprisoasd for political offences.
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New York, Feb. 20.
,ritish Queen from Nash.

The steamer British Queen from Nash
VA 10th has arrived this evening.
The stss,t' l. + III aiia nj Nashua
January i9th, from Charleston with a
full cargo of cotton and sailed on the It'll
lust. for-a return trip.
A ship with turpentine also arrived
from Charleston on the 2lst.
The pirate Florida sailed from Nashua
1t IL o'clock q. m. on the 9th ult, af-
ter receiving for day.
The steamer Giraffe, from Wilmington
arrived al Nashua 26th. steamer Antonio
from Savannah on the 2lst-both with
Cotton. a
The steamer Thistle cleared the 26th
to run the blockade. The Giraffe sailed
again on the 7th inst; also steamer An
ma Childs to run the blockade. The An
tonia has gone to st. Thomas. The
stsamer Calypio from Charleston arrived
at Nashua the 9th inst. The steamer,
Eagle and Wave Queen from st. Thoma.
and Emma and Glant City, from Green.
ok, arrived on tbs % TO be added t.
the number of feet blockaders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Washington. Feb. 20.

A gent, recently escaped from Rich.
.mond, reports the MerHnacsNo. 2 9as Ct
Fort Darling, at the latter end Of Janua-
rg Layinga lighter on each side of her,
ewing to her top.heaHiness. She carries
four guns, but is pierced for eight.
5Longstreet's division passed through
Richmond several weeks ago for the
South and West, and large numbers be-
sides Of the army Of the Rappahannock
have followed their footsteps. =
The country bstwsen Richmond and
fredericksburg, over which he travelled,
Was really desolate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Washington, Feb. 20.

The Committee of Ways and Means,
in their report accompanying their bill
establishing branch mint in Nevada,
say the discovery Of the precious metals
warrant the belief that it will, 10 few
years. in that respect. surpass even the
Golden State.
THE Committee on judiciary have Civ
en- much attention to Utah Affhirs. They
are now convinced that the Territorial
Legislature. by the establishment Of I
Probate Court with powers co-extensive
with those of the U. s. District Courts,
illustrates all proper judicial prooe sding.
The Federal Judges have forwarded a re-
quest to 30 define the duties of these
courts that no further trouble In future
may occur. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
BeauregarA Issues q Proclamutiou
Headquarters army of Potomac,
February 10.

February 10.
The Richmond Enquirer of Yesterday
has . telegram dated Charleston, 18th
with . proclamation from Gen. Beaure.
gard 70 the people Of Charleston and Sa.
vanah.. Z. He Gays the movements Of the
enemy's fleets indicate an early land and
laval attack on one or both cities. and
tells those unable to take an active part
IN the coming struggle to retire. and calls
all able bodied men, from the seaboard to
the mountains to rally with arms, pixies,
scythes, spades and shovels for the pro.
lection Of their frssidss and altars. FL
nal preparations for the expected attack
are being rapidly prosecuted. The troops
and people are calm and confident.
Tie Enquirer's leader says that there
has been no intention or pretense OF an
intention to mediate at all on the part OF
France. The South wants no French
mediation while the war goes on.
The Jackson, (Miss Crisis states that
telegram announced that new appoint
ments have been made in Gen. Holmes
district and that Sterling Price win g
paced N active command Of al the troops
10 that department, taking with him all
the mississippi regiments II the army y
the west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Frauds In Iha Custom Hsuse:
w. Washington, Feb. 20.

Secretary Chase communicates to the
Senate in answer to = resolution state
ment of Edward Johnson, Solicitor of
the Treasury, relative to frauds in the
New York Custom House, showing that
frauds upon the Revenue had been CON-
mitted for at least six years. They were
effected BY making out false invoices.
presenting different descriptions and iaver
prices of imports, than were aut horized.
imported, aud then securing the passage
of such goods by various devices through
the Custom House.
An exploded story Of General Banks
having been defeated near Port Hudson
has been received here, and has not the
least foundation whatever from that quar-
ter.
The Senate's currency bill passed the
House to-day.
The Senate to-day passed the bill or
CANNING the territory Of Arizona.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
specials - New York Paper..


Aapecial to the World confirms the
statement that Butler IL ordered "a a.
important command. 1t is not known
wners As yet, probably an entire new de-
partnent.
Tbs Ways and Means Committee de-
termined to place no additional tar ON
whisky. No discussion vet on toh.eco .
probably slight tax will be added The
committee decided to reduce the dutv m
imported printing psper. rm e1.ct
amount TO be left unknown probably
not u9Ssr s per cent.
A Times dispatch say persons ia posi-
ton to know say at least twenty i've mill
ions dollars have been stolen ia the ouar.
nastsrs department during the last fev
6sn. Burnside win 4 once enter or
~ nsv command. He left for New Yorl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Steamer vicksburg BADLY Damaged.
Washington, Feb. l9.

Washington, Feb. l9.
Admiral Porter communicates the fol-
lowing to the Secretary of the Navy,
dated Feb. 8:
| am happy to inform you that the
steamer Vicksburg was SO badly damaged
by the ram Queen of the West, that she
has to be kept afloat by large coal barges
fastened to her side. Her machinery has
been taken out, and she will likely be de-
stroyed. This is the first steamer OF
which We have deprived the rebels. The
Vicksburg was the largest and strongest
steamer on the river, and / think they
we're preparing to use her against oul
transport. Icing very fast. Her wheels
and gudds were mashed in pieces ant
large holes knocked in her side-so de
serters report.
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w ashington, Feb. 10.

Representative Etfan said to-day in
the House, by instructions Of the Com
'mittee on Conduct of the War, that re-
Gently published statements say that Gen.
Meigs refused to testify to resolution is
without foundation. The same author
ity gives an emphatic denial to the state
ment that Mcclellan had been summon
ed before court to meet grave charges.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Fro. new Orlssss.
New York, Feb. 90.

New York, Feb. 20.
New o rIeaut adsioes STATE that Gen.
WeitzePs expedition to bayou Tescbe had
not started on the 10th, OWING b 1.-The
withdrawal of part of his forces for up
the river.
There were rumors of a repulse at Port
Hudson, but they could not be traced.
These was talk that another expedition
under Sherman was being fitted out. 1t
is also repeated that smother armed yes
sci had slipped out from Mobile harbor.
News from Galveston states the feet
entered the bay, but found it 90 strongly
fortified that it was deemed best to with
draw for the present.
Col Chas. Carroll Hicks, Of the rebel
army, and late Detective for the rebels in
Richmopd, was arrested this p. m. at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
The Post has information through u
gentleman from Richmond that the rebel
army has done growing. Every man in
the South between IS and 40 who can
bear arms being in the service.
There is bill before the rebel Con-
gress conscripting even foreigners and
Marylanders.
The supplies of the rebel army. except
shoes. are better than they have been
heretofore. They are reported short Of
powder, and forage is scarce, while the
people on the route to Fredericksburg are
ct the point Of starvation.
Our informant is certain that there is
a formidable rebel force In front of Hook
err, and laughs at the assertion that lee
army has gone to Vicksburg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

Il. 8. Toby, A. A. Lawrence and Jas.
y. Besbe have pstitionsd the Massaohu-
sstts Legislature 70 be Incorporated q the
American Steamship Company, With :
eapitl Of two million dollars. The
stsanners are 70 run between Boston and
Europe. ,3a + .ssf s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

Notice - Properly WelAsss.
Propssty heAsss will confer favor - sAs Assssser
~ nakias whites liza Of tAsx kaaj 2staes M
having II ready for him vhsa - calls - sAsn. nsd
thereby enable him fuln his duass il u tine re-
qairsd By law.
DAN'L RUBicAM, Assessor.
Once sisA Williams kins. ID Street, b~tssss
Nfn aud jshps ~ 1an2c-6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
Baltimore. Feb. 20.

The lecture announced this evening at
the American Institute by Vallapdig ham
did not come Of. unmistakable evidence
that the loyal sentiments of Baltimore
would not tolerate his presence, having
induced the abandonment of the lecture
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
New York, Feb. 10.

Gen. Wool has reviewed the police to
ascertain the number and description Of
fire arms and quantity Of ammunition
now in store, &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
COn9FeeohO0
Washington, Feb. 10.
wOrrr

W1snlnston, rep. 10.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consideration
Of the Senate's substitute for the bill in
Identifying the President and other per-
sons for the suspension of the writ of ha-
bsas corpus.
Wickliffe opposed the bill. He said
his hope of restoring the Union - il vas
is gone, owing to the crushing out Of the
Union feeling in the Southern States. in
stead oil crushing out the rebellion By the
tenor of measures passed by this Con-
gress. rs
Holmes bii~fy stated that the opposi.
ton had not wavered in their engage
ments. while the republicans had trampled
under foot the declaration heretofore N ade
pc to The purposes for which the war was
prosecuted.
Conklin declared the war had already
divided the Union, and he war In favJr
Of resuming peace on the basis Of exist
ing facts. This was his position. He
was in favor of the indignation of the
Union as it exists to-day, and opposed to
all schemes OF disintegration.
Vallandigham moved, to lay the Sem
ats's substitute on abe table. Disaerss4
to. 46 to 104. The question was taken
on agreeing to tAe substitute. Negativsd,
IS to los.
On motion of Stevens, a committee Of
conference was asked of the Senate.
The House passed the Senate bill reg
ulating the time of holding courts in the
7th judicial circuit.
The House passed the joint resolution,
ejscting Senator Badger from the Board
of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute,
and appointing Agassis in his place.
During the debate, on the reconsidera-
tion Of the vote by which the Senate bill
preserving . uniform mode of selecting
juries In the Federal courts, was referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
Hickman 10 reply to the remarks Of
Thomas, of Mass, and Pendleton, Incl.
dentally said he had no confidence in
some Of the State legislatures aher " hat
that of Illinois bad recently done.
rose to reply.
Hickman refused to yisld the Aoos, say.
ing that he heard the gent yesterday and
WAS satisfied with his position.
The Speaker said there was no greater
breach Of privilege than an attempt to
take the foor when its occupant refused
to yield it.
again desired to reply.
u.nE~u ~>sl ~ ~cs,ll r,f
outsider to come into this controversy.
The House refused to reconsider the
vote, by which the bill Was referred Ia
the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
The House passsd the Senate bill fol
the removal Of the Winnebago Indisus,
and the sale Of the reservation Tor thei,
benefit. ~
The House took recess until 7.
! Evening Session. The House took ur
the Senate national currency bill. $50
Cox raised the point that if the 10th
section made m appropriation, it must
under the rules, be committed to the Com
mittee fthe Whole on the State Of u.
Union.
The Speaker overruled the question.
Spanlding obtained the floor. 4 i i
| Holman raised the point % 70 the ~
section, on the ground assumed BY Cox
The Speaker ,oyerruled the point.
Mcpherson moved to lay the appeal OF
the table. The question was deterrn,nsi
in the affirmative, SO against ".
/ FELTON, followed Spaulding in support
| of the bill. Adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21

Fortress Monroe, Feb. 10.
The Richmond Dispatch has the fol-
lowing itams
The Florida has sent the Anna Bensal
with troops for New Orleans, to the bot
tom. 4sssas IS
The whole Of the Yankee army is leav-
ing Aquia Greek, tho greater portion
bound n Washington. and the remainder
70 Old Point. The object Of this move
Is TO recruit and reorgsnise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-21
New York, Feb. 20.

The Times says it has been positively
stated in Washington that an attack on
Charleston and Savannah 10 to take place
on the 90 inst.