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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
WLNDRAM.

AID FOR THE FRREDMEN.-Upon Wednes-
day last week, a meeting of the ladies of
Windham, was called at the Aid Society
rooms for the purpose of collecting cast off
clothing and making up new clothing for the
Contrabands. The enterprise resulted in the
accumulation of box after box" valued at
moderate. fgure at $500. " ~ g~E -
SNaKEs.-Windhann is great or. ' snaix''
of the rattle-snakc persuasion Two were
recently killed on the farm of NJ J. Snow
one having seven and the other FIVE rattles
81 WINDHAM H1GH ScHooL.-A meeting of
the citizens of Windham was held last Fri
day evening to take steps for the establish
ment Eofa graded or High School in that
town, under the provisions of the generous
Ohio school law. Rev. Jas. Shaw made an
address in behalf of the movement, and was
followed by Rev. Mr.. Brown and Others
Windham is an excellent seat, for such
an institution, and che establishment of such
a school there is an enterprise that should be
promptly secured. A second meeting of the
ei'i~S"' Will oo Aeiu Ou liudH evening tni6
week.
UNION MEETING.-Upon the 18th ult,
MajorsN.A. Barrett of the 6th O. rys C.,ad-
dressed the citizens of Windham at the Con-
gregational Church. His remarks were very
interesting and gave in detail the experience
of "a soldier in the field
FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-Upon Tuesday
evening last week. the ladies' of Windharn
presented the Independent Volunteer Militia
Company of Windhau1, with beautiful silk
National Flag---and also invited them to a
splendid dinner which was spread in the Brick
Church. Mrs S, F. Higfey made an appro-
pirate speech in presenting the flag, conclud-
ing as follows:
We present you this flag in full cor fidence
that in your hands it will remain unsullied
- Receive it then from our hands, and if un-
der its folds death and carnage shall lmeetyou
in defence of the right, our hope shall ever
be that the Being who controls all events
wlllprotect and sustain you while we leave
all III his hands, and abide the result, choos-
ing rather to be " Patriots widoacs than co,g-
ards t0iyss.'9 is.he-,F ze f-is42 efs SO )
A response in behalf of the Company was
made by E. Smith Woodwork, followed by
q few remarks by Capt .A.lG. Mason. j
The entire affair was one of great pleas
ure and satisfaction to all participants q
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CRARLESTOWM.

FAMILY Re- -UNIoNs.-Some of the people
of this place seem to be having good time.
First Mrs. Asa Loomis, her son being at home
for little while, invited her children, with all
who belonged to them, to family gatherins
at the old homestead, on Thursday, the Goth
ult. So they came, husbands, wives, chill
dren, grandchildren, and grandchildren.
| To these were added many collateral relatives,
and their former and present ministers, with
their families q p $50 @ksl =
| After exchanking kindly greetings, and
speaking words of encouragement and cheer
in view of the future, they sat down to a COL
lation prepared for the.occasion. Having dis
cussedy that to their satisfaction, one of the
clergymen, in behalfoftli children, presented
to Mrs. Loomis plate of cake, consisting of
one large loaf, upon which was imprinted the
name of the mother and small ,r cakes with
the names of each child, and remarked that it
was embleInatica1, the flowers with which it
was crowned ornament the sugar-coating of
sweetness, and the cake, of susenance. The
large loaf represented the united purpose, and
the small ones the purpose zof each one, to
adorn, to sweeten, cheer, and sustain their
mother in her old age
Dinner being over, they repaired to the
house and occupying little season in brief
speeches, prayers, and the singing of the
hymn, :" Blest be the tie that binds,,'they dis
persed.
l 1t was happy meeting of a Christian
household, whose inheritance in Gods cove
nant is better than gold, or houses, or lands
ea On Thursday August 9Th, the family of
Curtis, including all of the name, and many
collateral relatives, more than hundred in all,
held a family pic mic, in the maple grove on
the farm of Mrd Saxton. Curtis. T. 1t was a
pleasant and refreshing occasion. The greet
inggs, walking chatting, swinging, and the din
ner, were attended to in due order and propor-
ton. Then came the singing of songs, social,
eomical, and patriotic and speeches commend
atory, hostatory, historical, loyal
L. Norton, Esq, whose wife was of the
family, gave history oftheline. They en-
igrated from England in the early part of the
18th century, and settled at Durham
in Connecticut; thencethey emigrated to Mas
sachusetts. and from thence to this State in
1s1O-'11. They are an ancient and honora-
bic puritan family.
Every man and every woman present at
both these gatherings, is truly loyal to the
country and its government
3 We like these social gatherings of families,
friends, Sabbath Schools. Coagregationss-
They recreate body and mind, and set US for
ward with better cheer in the rough ways of
Efe, rub off sharp edges and points, and bring
us nearerto each other, and prepare us to be
more helpful'to each other in the future.
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Ravenna Freedmen,s Aid society.

Pursuant to appointments previously made
by the pastors of the different churches, a
Committee of ladies met in the basement of
the M. .. Church, on Monday, Aug. "a, at IL
O'Clock, to consider the propriety of organic
ing a Society-for the relief of Contrabands.
They wero met by the Rev Mr.. Locke, of
the Contraband Mission. also the Revs. Green,
Mason and Gillett.
fas Mr.. Locke was appointed President of the
day, and Mr.. Gillett, Secretary.
After short address by the former, repre-
sentingi the needs and claims of the freed men
constantly being received within our army
lines, and the Importance of forming perma-
nent Organizations for thor relief. It was
put to vote and carried that such Society be
formed and called the Ravenna Freedmen's
Aid Society. 70 s to s - ,s:t; IS, s;i} -
The following officers were elected: Mrs.
l. W. Hall, President; Miss Mary Williams,
Vice President; Mrs. H. L. Bostwick, Secre-,
tary; Mrs. F. w. Coffin, Treasurer; Mrs. A.
Hatch, and Mrs. A. v. Horr, Business Direc-
tors. s,sa sr5z.ysaf = szvsr -,.zszE -...ssyif saI
fgSsA number of ladies volunteered to canvass
the town for contributions of clothing, cook
ing utensils, &C., according to the suggestions
of Mr.. Locke in his Sabbath lectures. It was
recommended that the Secretary acomnuni-
cate with ladies mother townships of the
county, on the subject Of forming Auxiliary
Societies, or in some other manner forward
ing this benevolent movement
The Commit ee then adjourned, to meet
on Thursday morning, at the Town Hall, to
assist in asserting andpacking the articles con-
tributed. q zEzEa - 7~s
On Thursday the articles were packed and
by Mr.. Locke boxed up ready for their desti-
nation. Eleven boxes were filed with CLOTH.
lug and table ware, and four or five boxes with
tim and iron ware Among the clothing
were: IA mems and boys coats; 1854 pairs
pants; 1o8 vests 40 women's dresses; 63
| hchildren's dresses: I3o mems hats SO bon
nets and girls hats; 9s pairs stockings; Is
bed-quilts; great numbers of skirts, aprons,
articles of underclothing, socks, shawls, &c.
Also one large box of boots and shoes.
b. Among kitchen articles were "a pairs
knives and forks; 81 table, spoons; 80 tea
lspoe1s E104 pieces tin ware 45 tea and cof-
fee pots5 g. tin refectors 81 articles iron
ware; cafpfdlesticks g1dirons; frying pans;
table-cloths towels I; &c. Also one large jar
| of eurrant syrup, several pounds of dried
fruit and 10 pieces bar soap. Cash, $26,51.
Most of the articles were of character to
do good service to the destitute for whom they
are intended, and it is worthy of note that
some of the best and most serviceabIe were
contributed by the colored people. The col
lectingi committees received no more liberal
donations than those obtained through the
hard earnings of these sympathisers with
| their suffering kindred in the South.
II. L. BOSTWICK, Sec,y.
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Union Meetings this week.

Monday eyening, August 3lst. a q I'D 7
Elinburg-P. B. Conant and COL II. w.
Bristol. $500
Freedoms. D. Norton.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 1st.
Hisum-S. d. Norton. 1Ias Gah 9aS - .
Nelson-W. o. Forrist.
Wednesday evening, Sept. End.
Charlesto,on--P. T. B. Consnt, and Col. H.iW.
Bristol. 11tsstst=s-s
Friday evening, Sept. 4th.
!shatersvite j. ,Neweomb. s.'sa aea g
Deerfeld-A. Hart.
Saturday evening, Sept. 9th. -
Ne,oton FaAs-E. B. Taylor and Hon. ].
W. Tyler.
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soldiers Aid society.

i - l,-s So - rFz-= i a-sff f1lts
The Ravenna Soldiers Aid Society have
decided to prepare public dinner forsthe
Union Mass Meeting to be held at the Fair.
Grounds, Sept. l1th. The friends of the So
ciety residing outof the village, who have un-
cooked meats and poultry that they desire OF
are willing 70 donate to Us, are requested to
bring them to- the Aid Society room upon
Thursday, Sept. 10TH. that the Society may
have time to prepare them for the table.
Bonationssof the articles named, vegetables
OF all kinds, eggs, cream, butter, cheese, ap-
pies for cooking, &C., are solicited.
IavaIt HELEN B. RANNEY, ssc'y.
Ravenna, Sept. 1st.r d Il ..ae. ii safs
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Assignees' Sale of Real Estate.

THE undersigned, assiEnfes Of Joseph Holden win of.
Ter for sale at public auction the door of the Court
House, in the Village Of Rayepna, tbs County of Pof
taae. and State NJ Ohio, OH
Saturday. tie Sd day Of 0cio5sy a D. 1863 between
the hours OF 10 o'clock and 4oclock IN, said
day, the following described real esinte,
piece Of land. -situRfe in the township of Charles
town. Portage csuniyand State Ohio known bybeing
part of loi No 20 10 said township houned by beginning
in the center Of The hiehas lspdlng fre
Freedom ei1 feet north oE the coazreEntonal mseng
bouse; thence running westerly 10 rods thence noriiery
parallel with said road rods f6 links henes eastety
parallel with the first mentioned n 10 rods to the
ref OF the highway tenee soLtaery along The eeater Of
Said highway, to the place beginning containing 40
rods OF land. more or less dppraiss d ut Rl000.
Also, the equal undivided one haif isrt common Of
certaipz other piece OF Ind. situate ia the
township Of Rsvenna, county anil State aforesaid.
known by being village lot No. las in the village Of
Ravenua, the same marked and numbered in The
original pla- said village, excepting
by 40 feet To be taken from he north
said lot; said exception made be 81 feet north and
sonth, aud 40 feet east sd west from the noet
e,rnsr Of said lot. Appraised at $500. !
II. RANNEY, = -
N. CLARK s6
WILLIS STRICKLAND.
Assieners of Joseph Holden.
Raveuna. o Sept. I, 1898. 2-5w
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The Sabbath Sch.

. communicated j g
The Sabbath schools of Franlzlin. 5
In these daysof marked excitement, per-
haps it would interest some. of your readers
to know what we are doing in the Sabbath
School cause in Franklin Mills, We have
formed a Union, of all the Sabbath Schools
in the township, and hold meetings monthly
in the different churches on the fourth Sab,
bath of each month. Our last meeting was
in the Methodist church, which was filled to
overfewing. An exceedingly pleasant time
we had of sswith good singing,good speak
ing, in which much valuable instruction was
given. both fore cid and young Our next
meeting will be held in the Episcopal Church,
and all who wish to enjoy pleasant and
profitable h,oornrshould, ,or possible, bethere to
improve. it. Our schools are in flourishipo
condition, and with "Gather them inn ask, as our
motto, we hope to see the time when an the
children and youth shall be found in our Sab
bath School,. s,.s :. ....s5.sf s.
AS time passes by, if desirable. you shall
hear from US again, and learn of our progress
in the good cause. sssi
sc 80 N. o. WHITE, Secretary.
FRANKLIN, August 28, 1868.
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bIHo5G HuI nns s1''I'E9l73I ~ n =
Death of Brimfield soldier.

Ira C. Osborn died of his wounds at Grand
Gulf Hospital, miss, May 10th, aged 21
years 1oilmonths.7e He was wounded in the
battle near Port Gibson, May Ist, in the left
hip. For severaEdays after hsseemed to be
doing we'll, and was, as. comfortable as could
be expected, and his friends had hope of his
recovery. But this did not continue. His
wounds opened afresh, commenced bleeding
and modification setting in, he died in short
time. IS sa4. 81 "a s'''
He enlisted Sept. 25th, 1861, in eo.kAs
42nd Regiment o. ". J.. He possessed a
character above reproach. His frank and
manly bearing won him the confidence and es-
TEEN of all who knew lin, both old and
young. Heslefte home, friends, and comfort,
and went forth at his country,,s, call, He, was
ever ready soldier, faithful companion, and
a cherished courade He had always been
with his Regiment, undergoing all the hard
ships of soldiers life with cheerful con
stentment. He was in five. successive battles,
never missed but one march, that to Pound
Gap; he being at the time off on pickle
duty. He was never absent from roll call
His company will join his many friends ii
mourning the loss of their brave comrade and
true friend. s7sf,.t sas s5e,s Is is5 as'tas d - q
Thus another young life, full of hope and
promise, has been added TO the already fearful
number sacrificed upon the altar of on,
country. Another victim has been crushes
by this wicked rebellion, and another famil,
bereft of one they loved SO dearly.
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''si 'si AsTogNDINa DEVELOPMENTS have trans
pired since Friday evening, duplicating party
of heretofore fair standing, in series of ex-
tensive robberies in several prominent busi-
ness houses in Ravenua, during few days
past-but we can narrate no details to-day. -
We speak from firm conviction of right,
in saying, that it is the duty of every one de-
string the protection of the community, to
demand that there be no triaing adjustments,
but that justice and law have their uninter
rupted course. +.
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A correspondent Of the pbiladelpbia ]

sH A correspondent of the Philadelphia In
quirer with Rosecrans' army says, lady re-
sides near TullahoHa who has two sons in the
rebel army, who, one day recently passed
through her yard in line of skirmishers in
Gen. BFagggg's force. About fifteen minutes
after two other sons in our army, in an Illi-
neis regiment passed throughin in chase of the
Others. She had not seen some of them for
several years, and now met two in pursuit of
the other two, fifteen minutes in the rear only,
brother against brother. s82
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The Columbus City Fact says that Xallar-
digham was the cause of Lees invasion, by
giving the rebels the information, which in
sduced them to enter Pennsylvania. 1t says
had Vallandigham been hung as he should
have been, or shut up in Fort Warren, instead
of being sent to the rebel headquarters, the
raid in Pennsylvania. would never have been
made. and the rebel movement in Ohio would.
never have been heard of.
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The RAvENNA SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
prepare dinner upon the day of the Union
Mass Meeting, Sept. IL In several other
places, upon similar occasions, tho. Aid Socie-
ties have received large benefits from this line
of enterprise, and it is believed such will be.
the case here, 1t is the desire of the Society
to furnish dinner that will be generous and
substantial. Our citizens have been or will
be called upon to contribute material for this
purpose. Of course it will be freely given;
and the noble women who are doing so much
for our soldiers, will find how sheir kindly la
ebors are appreciated. Our farmer friends can
do no better service than to present the Soei-
ETY. with such Poultry, "roasters,n vegetables,
fruits, &c, as they can. All the friends of the
Society will, surely, be in readiness to promote
Its greatest possible success in this enterprise.
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Death of Lieut.. w. III. smith

- Lieut.. W. II. Smith, of the 14th Ohio Bat
terry. after long and painful illness, died on
the End inst, at his residence in Hiram, Por-
tage county. Lieut.. Smith enlisted as a pri-
vate September 9th, 1861. He was soon pro-
noted not to aLieutepantcy, and was constantly
with his battery till sickness compelled him
to resign, which he did soon after the battle of
Shiloh. In the prime ,of. manhood, and of. a
strong constitution, he battled long with ex-
posure and disease, but finally yielded to the
power of consumption, greatly aided by the
hardships hesendured. Itis not euoey, but
a just tribute to his worth to say that he was
true Christian patriot, esteemed alike for his
large and generous social, nature, and for his
consistent and earnest christian life. He
leaves widowed mother deprived of his sup
port and befreft of noble son, but he also
leaves country saved by the heroism and
lives of those who have bravely met the foes
of human liberty among whom may his name
ever be cherishedsby grateful people, -
3
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Local n Offices.

SoLDIERs' CLAIms.--I am authorized and
prepared to proseeuts and collect ciais
for Bounty Arrears Of Pay, &c. BY the law Of Con-
gress Of the past Winter. all soldiers discharged by
reason Of wounds received in battle, entitled to
One Hundred Dollars Bounty.
am % the collection Of ell sues
claims. .,4 :.
satisfactory.
RAv.srA, May IS, 1853. mt
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CLEVELAND s. A. S. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
$ S. A. S. HIRAM-Cash, $4,000.
S. A. S. NELsoN-1 bbl, quilts, IL sheets
80 shirts, l pr. drawers. 80 hdkfs. prs. socks,
table cloth, 2 rolls comp. 48 lbs d Fruit, !
S. A. S. WINDHAM-1 Dbl, quilts, 2 shirts,
% prs drawers, 5 towels, lb comp, "a lbs of
d fruit - - = -
S. A. S. FREEDOM, w. ST. box, 2 quits,
tick, 1 pillow, 4 sheets, 16 Shirts prs
DRIVERS, l gown, 6 towels, II hdkfs, IL lbs
bdg and comp.
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GRAND UNION Pic. NIc-Tbe Sol,

GRAND UNION PFC NIc.-The Soldiers
Aid Society of Auburn, have pic mic to-
morrow, Sept 3rd, at Auburn Corners. Prof.
Everest, Alphonso Hart, and Chaplain Jones,
are the speakers. The Burton Brass Band
will be present. 1t will be rousing, good
meeting. ss...s ..s7 ssr,s -. oss. as
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Meetings this Week.

A number of meetings are announced in
the townships this week. This is just the
thing for the crisis. and from these meetings
there will be good results. There cannot be
too much talking, and hearers should be
plenty. All men are invited to the Union
Meetings, and asked to put in contrast the po-
.sition and principles of the two parties who
are to decide the question of loyalty next
October.
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CASH FOR BurTER-D. B. Reed & Co., of
Rootstown, will pay fifteen cents per pound for
Butter, IN Cash They also buy all kinds of
produce, paying the highest market prices.
Reed & Co. have splendid stock of goods in
every department, and gixestheir troops of
customers universal satisfaction.
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Ne W Books.-Memior of Frelinghuysen'
Journal of Residence ona Georgian. Plan
tation by Fanny A Kemble; The Two Friends;
Fanchon5 the Cricket; Hospital Transports,
at the Ravenna Book Store.
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FRosr.-Monday morning developed a
heavy frost-which visited fields of corn and
potatoes on the low-lands with considerable
effect. Similar fields. upon the high lands,
seem to have sustained no injury. ,sia = gni's..
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g REJOICE WITH TREMBLING.-An excellent
discourse from this text will1be found upon
our first page to-day, 1t is an admirable pro-.
duction, the faithful utterance of a loyal pull
pit, psa sz5saq ~
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Fl arriet A.. bails vs. Assnael Fooi. g. Others
CHERIFF SALE-Tn obedience the command Of
- of sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Portsge County, Ohio, to me directed sha offer
for SAL al public auction al the door of the Ourt
Rouse in Rayepna Seturja >, the Cd day Of 0ctoz
Der, A. D. 1893. at OF about II ocfock n. Of said
day, the following described la ds and
wit Situate in the Township of Nelson, in the
County of Portage, and State OF bio, and is bonnde
and described as follows being part of lot number
twenty seven. commencing one hundred and sixty
two rods aad ffly Hnks east from the north vest
corner Of said lot thehce south MY Eve rods aad
thirteen links Charles Goodssli's land. thence
10 land decided to Caroline foat the1ee north LOT
Hoe, thence east TO lace OF begnning; cantaining
6fty-one t5l of land, set of from the end
Of a one hundxed and oHeacre tract desdedsto Fla.
vel seck with bysaid "a sahel and Ca rolise Foot the
25th day Of uFes ~ ls6i, appraised at SI275. and
taken on order of sale the property OF Asahel
Foot and others, at The of Harriet A Daily.
J. L. q H. @. RanRsy. sAttys.sfnf Ppf.y-aeg tis
MILAN II. PAEsONS, sheriff ~
SHERTrF's iOFFfcE, RAvENNA,
August 3ist. 1868 sept 2-2w see
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Incidents of the war, OF the romance and
the realities of the soldiers life-price twen-
ty-five cents, for sale at the Ravenna Book
Store. .EaSs fo asa1t@S 9faS
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3Fail EIections.
Elections are to take place this fall in
.layan loyolt Statas sas foIIov,s a


Elections are to take place this fall in
eleven loyal States, as follows ::
Vermont September /.
| California September 2.
Maine September IA
Ohio --5- = October 13.
Pennsylvania October 13
Massachusetts, November 3.
New York :. November 8.
/ Wisconsin -f-.-s-i november D.
4 Delaware sa-uz-s5 --.-ro-fa November III.
Iowa --ys-e- : - -saf November 10.
| Minnesota ----~~--- November 10.
| Vermont chooses Governor, State officers,
members of Legislature, and three Congress-
men. 7.-., 81, ~, t.5=s gat...-.s -s. u etl.a.
/ California chooses Governor, Legislature
and three Congressman. The election of Su-
perintendent of Public instruction and Judges
of the Supreme Court will not take place
until October 21st. ae,.' a sii saai. 50, eva :
Milne choose Governor and Legislature.
Ohio chooses a Governor, State officers, and
Legislature tHo
Pennsylvania chooses Governor and Judge
of the S::preme Court '7..,
Massachusetts, chooses Governor State
OIHcerS ana Legislature. str- - --s- 1909 '-s
I New York chooses the following State Off
GERS Judge of the Court of Appeals, secre-
tary of State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attor-
ney General, State Engineer and Surveyor,
Canal Commissioner, and Inspector of State
Prisons also Assemblymen and portion of
the Senators. Is -les8 ,aeazs sdi te' .r'3 !.
Wisconsin chooses State officers
Delaware chooses Governor and Con-
gresham. ..,.srs,s. s55lI .es.a i.
:, Iowa chooses Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor, and Supreme Judge. ei s - nisea, 7rf =
Minnesota chooses the following State Off
GERS: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secre-
tary of State, State Auditor State Treasurer
Attorney General, and Clerk of the Supreme
Court. 81
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siVALLANDIGHAM's REooRD, for sac at the
Ravenna Book Store.
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-" When this cruel war is over'' charming
song, for sale at the Ravenna Book Store.