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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

For all Of which It is speedy and certain rene
dy, and never fails. This nhiment IL prepared
from the recipe Of Dr. stephen sweet, Of Connect
eut, the famous bone-setter, and has been used in
his practice, for more than twenty years, with the
most astonishing success
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
eREAr'2 2REMfpI

FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT, nEURALGIA, LUNI-
BAGo, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
BRUISES, CUTS, AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
.. AND NERVOUS DIsoRDERs;
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d LOODI BLOODII BLOC DIN
ID SORES; THEIR CAUSE DEPRAVED
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
ScR0FuLA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, TETTERS,
SCALES, B0LLS, SYPHILIS OR VE-
HEREAL DISEASES, Se.
SALLARITANS
ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered to the public as a positive cure. Ban
shes all impurities Of the blood and brings the
system to healthy action, cure those Spots, Tet-
ters, Scales and Copper ColOred Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VEEEREAL DISEASES
The SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is the most certain remedy ever prescribed. II re-
moves every particle OF poison.
DO NOT DESPAIR.
Keep out Of hospitals. Here iB a cure In any
ease for S5 Price 81 per bottle, or six for s6 with
tull directions. Sold by
sc. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn. Ay.
HENRY COOK,
Alexandria, Va.
Sent by express, carefully packed.
DESMOND 4 CO.,
jan Sly Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

I'VE Manufacture all our own CLOTHING at
" SMITHS, 400 Seventh street. ia9
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
TEETHI TEETH

q W. oOODALL.,
W. PLUMBER,
AND
Gas AND BTEAM PITTBR,
ooA Seventh StToSt, near Canal Bridge,
WARRINGTON.
Al ordsrS executed At the shortest notice. IA, the
most aubstAntial manner, and on reason L rms
feraonA attention given 70 every department Of
Ne bnnAnca- nov -
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

SECRET DISEASES!
= SECRET DISEAEESll
SAALdRITANS GIFT
SAALARITAN'S GIFT
The Most Certain ReBledy EUsr Used,
Yes, a Positive Cure.
BALsAM C0PAVIA AND MERCURY DIS
CARDED.
. Only ten Pills to be taken to effect cure.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way In
ure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate
Cures In from two to four days, and recent cases
In "tWenty-iOuF houTs.n
No erPosire, no trouble, no change whatever.
Price % Sold by
s. G. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn. AY.
HENRY COOK,
Sent by mail by
DESMOND 4 CO.,
jan Sly Philadelphia.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

From Walnut street Wharf and Ken
&c. Hlngton Depot, .... o.
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIZ; Fare.
At A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C "a.
Accommodation e2.25
At 0 A, NJ, via Camden and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation 225
AZ A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey Cltyi
Morning Express - 800
At a. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City
Atm 4. NJ, Via KensingtOn and Jersey city,
Atm NJ, Via Camden and Amboy-C. and
A.. Accommodation 225
At p NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C, and
A. Express 30
At P. NJ, via KenSlugton and Jersey city,
waEEingtGu and N. Y. Express 400
At az = III, via \ eusington and JerHey Cityj
At IiHP NJ, Via X, nSIngton and Jersey City,
Southern Mil 400
At lK (Nlght) via Rehsington and Jersey
City, Southern Express 400
Al T. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-Aceom- %
mediation (Frsight and Passengerl-
H... lst clasB ticket 225
.r.HsH. ID class ticket - lb0
The SIS P. NJ. Evening Mail aud the 30 might
Southern Express will run daily, (All others, sun
days exeepted.) .r n
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

n. D, Editors OF papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to my services 10 the amount Of
their charges. TEL.
dec 'o--W
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
DIR. WEET'S
INFA LIBLE LINIMEN T
IS TIE
OLDIER'B FRIEND,
And Thousands have found 1t truly
A FRIEND IN NEED

Ask for "Dr. Sweets InfGllible Liniment," and
! take no other Do not deceived by unpTincipled
dealers, who will try to palm on some other article
! on which they can make n little more profit.
The hfty cent bottle contains three times az much
the twenty cent bottle and IL much the cheapest
to buy. TTyit.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08
INTERIOR ApoRNmRNTs.

INTERIOR ADeRNMENTs.
:. I.!......I..Si i. :. :
$50 ''@ EaA SSSIsS D. $50
PAPER HANGINGs,
oFALL 0RADEsASD PRICES.
Warranted Gold Band Window Shades; Buff
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all sizes; made to
order.
Also, handsome assortment of Picture Cord and
Tassels, all Sizes and eolors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock TO
accumulate, persons needing the above goods will
find II to their advantage 70 give me a call.
All work executed and superintended by practical
men, who have served a regular apprenticeShip at
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay required.
| Please give me a call.
Remember the number,
! = T|.1 I'm JOHN MARKRITER
No. 4se seventh street,
nov 9szSm' 80
Joe HOOKER Is THE GENERAL OF
THE DAYII
NEXT TO HIM COMES
TIE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE
Smith & Bean,
aSI SepsHA Sired, DeiIOasn land K aroet,,
| isHsS
Where can be found the est and cheapest stock Of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN THE CITY.
Now is the time to buy We are Offering goods
very low, for the next thirty days, to make room
for Spring Goods.
DON'T FORGET 1T
SMITH Il BEALLs,
mar IT ssl Seventh street, near X.
n Alto ONAL LOA AN.
THE NEW
TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS
of the
UNI TED Sta TES
(RjloCH as " FiVe TOsHties,'')
! The COUPON BONDS in sums OF $50, sIOO $500
and 1900,
| The REGISTERED BONDS in sums OF s6O alOO,
| $500, $1,000, and 5000,
(LHisTest commencing al date Of PugolGSs)
FOR SALE AT PAR By
JAY COOKE a CO., Bankers,
452 Fifteenth strsa.
! These BONDS are the
CHEAPEsT GovEREMENT SECURITY
now in the market.
lHierea payable Eemi-GRRuGlly
IN GOLD
IL equivalent, at present price Of coin, to
Pen CENT In currency.
IMPORTANT TO ALL INVALIDs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

N sold By an dealers sVorywhsrO.
no lily
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1893.

1893. ....... 1893.
ARRANG GEMENTS OF
NEW YORK LINEs.
THE CAMDEreAND ANNOY AND PHILADEL-
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA-
MES LINES. I'll.
FROM PHILADELPHIA T0 NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
Er,,o,,, EU.Inut atr..t NUl,rf and Er.,,-
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-08

Caution.
~
To avoid imposition, observe lie Signature and
Likeness OF Dr. stephen Sweet on every label, and
also stephen sweets InfAllibls Lniment" blown
in the glass OF each bottle, without which none
are genuine,
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Sole ProprietorS, Norwich, Ct.
MORGAN n ALLEN, General Agents,
40 Gin Street, New York.
~ sold by all dealers everywhere
no lily
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-15

Especial Correspondence Cinclnna u Csmmorc.al
BATTLE TIELD or sroNEs' RIVER, TENN,
SATURDAY, January 3, 1865
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Latest New $.


The number of wounded soldiers that had
arrived at Washington up to the 9th inst. 3 600.
The rebel sionewall Jack son, who wounded in
the right has had amputated below the shoul
der. -s .a4ilas.e -s#l
The NV York Evening Post learns that Gen. Hal
leck is lake the feld-not to relieve Hooker, but
TO be better able inn the general direction of
events. Gen Hooker did Gu te his retrograde
movement till he planned his present one, and be-
came satisfied of its superiority to effort he could
make in the field of characteristics. M 81
Nashville dispatch of May IIth says, flag of
truce came into lines Frankliu yesterd y.
frming the reported death of Gen. Van Dorm. He
killed instantly by DR.. Petrs the house
near Spring Hill Peters fed and reoched lines,
and is now in this city. z4
Gen ant communicates to Gen. Halleck that
Col. Gr With his cavalry making success
full raid In Northern Mississippi he has ted
great excitement throughout tho Sta c, destroying
Rail Roads, tresile work and bridges, burning oco-
motives and Rail Road stock taking prisoners, and
destroying stores of all kinds.
The rald's Washington dispatch gays our losses
In the battles estimated 900, and the
rebel los at Is 900. l-
1t is reported that Gen. Lee sert flag of truce to
soldiers, stating that his army deficient therein,
and his Communication cnt off, It is said medical and
hos pitaI supplies were sent.
From Western Virginia iris repo rted that the rob-
els retreaing towards the South Nous tains.
There rebels now the line of the Kali Road
In West Virginia. @-i+ 4'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Union Mass Meeting.

y A call for a grand Mass Meeting of the Un-
ion men of the Northwest, to meet at
Cleveland on the Goth of May inst, has been
iss,ss The following named distinguished
men have given their assurance that they
win be present: Post Master General Blair,
Senator Wade, John A. Bingham, and Gen.
Butler, glorious Ben Butler, has written that
he wifi be present, provided he is not assign
ed to a command previous to that time a
thing not likely to take place unless late
events may have disturbed the rosewater at
mosphere of the State Department. at Wash
ington. Other distinguished speakers, among
them Daniel S. Dickinson, have been invited,
and some of them may attend s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
~ Correspondence Cincinnati Daily Commercial.
Dayton the Morning After the Mob

F-- lCorrespondence Clnclnnan DAILY Commerclai ai
Dayton the Morning After the Mob.
DAYTON, May 6, 1863.
This morning every thing is quiet, and cit
izens are going to their business as usual
Those who are well acquainted with the peo-
ple of the city, and saw the rioters last night,
say that there were few, if any, respectable
citizens of Dayton among them. They
seemed to be low class of men from the
suburbs and country villages in the vicinity |;
though they were evidently countenanced and
encouraged by all true Vallandighamers, as
he had set the example for them in the
morning by attempting to resist a lawful and
orderly arrest. IS as
One of the proprietors of the Journal of
fee the editor, and two or three boys were
| the only persons in the office when it was at
tackled, and they were not armed. No provo
cation was given for the outrage; the paper
| issued in the morning contained nothing of a
special character to excite hostility it was
simply deliberate and premeditated assault,
| having been talked of all day, even to the
| firing of the building Yet in view of this
state of things, Mayor Gillespie went down
| to Cincinnati and left the city, whose peace
| and order he was elected to preserve, to be
disgraced by unprecedented violence. am
| assured that the butternut owner of the Jout-
nal building was consulted by the rioters as
/ to its destruction, and that he told them to do
as they pleased with it The man who set
the Office on fire is known, and will be arrest
ed as soon as any officers can be found who
willde it. The whole city government is in
/ the hands of the butternuts, and no attempt
was made by any officer or policeman to stoI
a.. Ia4 IL .
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
HeadquartefS Oh1o ml1atso. =.
ADJUTANT-GENERAL's OFFcE,l
COLUMBUS, o., May 4, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Q.

By the thirty-fourth section Of the act to
organize and discipline the militia of Ohio,
passed April 18th. 1863, it is provided that
"all volunteer com panies and batteries a0so
organized and uniformed under the laws of
this State, shall be taken and considered as
organized under this act, and entitled to all
the privileges thereinconferred But to Sc
cure these privileges it is imperatively re-
quired that companies existing under the for
mer statutes, report in writing to the Adju
tant-General of this State, on or before the
10Th inst, showing
Ist. The date of organization and by what
authority
I'd. The actual strength reliable for SER
vice at the date of this order:
Sd. complete roll showing the rank of
each member the date of his enrolment, and
the date of rank and post Office address of
each officer
4th. The arm of the service to which the
company belongs, how many members are
uniformed in whole or in part, and the style
and condition of the uniform
5th. A complete schedule of all the arms
and public property held by the company, or
its members, where and how kept aud the
condition and value of the same: 81
9th. If the actual strength of the compa-
ny is below the minimum, as announced in
General Orders No. 6, currentseries from these
Headquarters, then the officer making the re-
turr. will state whether additional members
can be enrolled sufficient to reach the mini
mum standard by the LIST day of june next.
Allcompanies omitting to make report a
herein required will be Immediately eonsoli
dated or disbanded. g
Newspapers in the towns and cities wher
there have been volunteer companies, viii
render. timely and valuable aid to the publ
service by an early publication of this order.
By order. s. {
~ CHASs w. HILL, 54s
Adiutant-G General Of Ohio
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
WATERS, CHEAE' Va GISIO F0K THE
MILLION.

Arranged sons, Duets, quaretts choTuses for
musical societies, chnirs, Sunday school, public
schools. seminaries. etc. - i+
shall knew each other there: Shall meet heyond
the river7 Be times There is beautiful world; Don't
you Angels coming? Where liberty dwels is my
country; Freedom, Truth Right; = We Coming
Far her Abraham SIX Hundred Thousand More fnaton
al songs1 Thsre is land of love shall
again no more; Heavenly Home Come Sing of
Heaven Land 10 Sight Whittier Song of g The Plant
alton Negro,'' We will Love Sunday School" Our
GOD is march, on. God the Nation, Fair free
dom's Morn has daw ned al last, Over tae Mountain,
Little Elias Angel. Willie's gone to Heaven
Suffer little children to come unto me. Bury me in
the Garden, Moi her. Come TO thy Rest, Sweet hauI
of Prayer &c. Price cents. 80 cents per dozen, s.
per I0ts postage cent each In sheet form, will
Piano accompaniment, 25 cents. fs ~ -
Published b, HORACE WATERS. Ag't.
4sl Broadway, New York,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
$I75.-New 7-Octave Pianos
THE HORACE WATERS mELODEON
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.
soon ropfFs IssrYPn

Singing Book for Sch ools and Seminafies called
the Day School Bell is ready contains about 200
choice SONGS rounds eatces DUETS rio quaries and
many of them written expressly for this work.
besides 80 OF tie Elements of Music which
sy aud progressive
Among e large number of beautiful pieces may
be found, ''Uacle Sans Sehoe,,' Don't yoa bssr
the children coming" :" Always look the sunny
The little lass" and = Little Lad '.Oh, if
were little bird ''' Bird of beautys''st Pretty pair
tree, "Anvil Chorus,' 8. Meet me by the running
brook" &c. 1t is compiled by HoRAoB WATERS,
author of "Sabbafb scnool Bell" Nos. and 2, which
Lave had the enormous sale OF $4,000 copies. Prices
nper cover. IS cnts, $40 per O0 bound so S2s
100; cloth bound endorsed gilt 40 cents S35 per leo
70 copies furnished at he 100 price Mailed the retail
price. .t-.- .slss-F -a-Hf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
sABBATH scHOoL BELL No. ?,

is entire new work of 1872 pages, and nearly 225
tunes and hymus. AS the music little NOR, dIni-
1, 1t is just the book 10 follow Bell NoI Neary
million of these Belle have issued, and are
now ri gng through Ibis aud other countries Among
the many choice pieces may be found, Ssh Ill we
meet beyond the RiverY'' stTbere is Beantiful
Worid,'' orfow shall come again no more ~ Don't
me, ,.sSabhath Bells chime .sSc = Prices of Bell
20 are same as Bell No T. Both Numbers can be
obtained one volu me- price, bound copy, 40 cent /,
S35 pc 100; cloth bound, embossed gilt cts, SIS
per 100. 25 copies furnished the 100 price. Mail.
ed at the retail price.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOM-
- PANIMENT.

large assortment Of new and popular songs, bal
lads, duets artet,s and ehoruses, issued every
Among the most popular are, .sShail know each
other iaeref' Lowrey; s.Why have my Ioyed ones
will be thee, 'toh, there's such
girl as mine,. by Foster; ND theirs love is true,''
Sweet love, fret not - by Keller 25 cents
each; 81 hear sweel voices soging,'' '-Home is
home, Forget if you cam but forgive,n by Thorn
as 80 cents each. 5.s
ISsrRuMESTAL Music for the Piano Forte-"We are
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand
more, .sAlways look the sunny side rt'Shali we
know each other there7" &C.. with brilliant Varia-
tions by Grobe 50 cents each
Polkas, Walzes, Marches, Quieksteps, Quadril 8,
&c by popular authors All kinds OF Singing and
Instruction Books. Catalogues mailed Tree 10 any
address Music mailed al the above prices.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
The State of the War in Eastern Vir.
- -. :.

The reported taking of Richmond by Uuion
troo g. was entirely without found tien.
Stoneman's raid created such panic in RichmoRd
that Lee LEFT the Rappahanuc and marched to the
relief of the rebel capital. Hooker has again crossed
the Potomac with his entire army, and is in pur-
suit of Lee. Another great battle near Richmond
may soon be expected. @
Siegel is again to take command of his old corps.
ments and yet it is aso said that Gen. Heintzelman
has gone to reinforce him. There seems TO be no
dUu thai Gen. Hooker's army is in active motion,
and stirring news may be daily look ed for.
special dispatch says Gen. Dix's corps, together
with heavy column under Gen. NagIee, from North
Carolina3 will soon be threatening the rebel lines o.
comma nicalion South of Richmond.
1t reported that another army will advance soutt
to support Hooker. iS3''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Arrest of Clement l.. ValIandigham
From the Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday Morning.

Arrest of Clement l.. ValIandigham.
From the Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday Morning,
May 81
A special train was sent up on the Cincn-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, on Mon
day evening, shortly before midnight, with
company of the 115th Ohio Regiment, to ar
rest and bring Mr. Vallandigham to this city.
The train reached Dayton at three O'Clock,
yesterday morning, and the party at once pro-
ceeded to the residence of Mr. Vallandigham,
and sought admittance. Mr. Vallandigham
came to an upper window and asked their
business, and on being informed that they had
orders to escort him to this city, he refused to
allow them to enter. While at the window,
he shouted at the top of his voice, /" Asa,
Asa, Asa" and about the same time pistol
was fred from an upper side window of his
house to give the alarm that had been agreed
upon, tits supposed, to call out his friends.
In few minutes the fire bells began to
toll to arouse his friends. The troops forced
their way into the house, and Mr.. Vallandig-
ham was given time to make his toilet, when
he was hurried to the cars. and they departed
for this city before the crowd could assemble.
The train reached this city about six O'Clock
yesterday morning, aid the prisoner Was at
once conveyed 10 the military prison. on Co.
lumbia street, near Sycamore, where he was
confined during the day. No one was allowed
to see him yesterday, although several of his
friends in this city applied for the privilege.
Was Vallandigham's cry of :. Asa, Asa,
Asa'' the grand hailing cry of distress of the
Knights of the Golden Circle
CINCINNATI, May 6. !
Great excitement existed at Dayton, Ohio,
| yesterday, regarding the arrest of Vallandiig-
ham by order of military authorities. At
dark from five to six hundred persons pro-
ceeded to the Journal Office, took possession
of and completely gutted the building and
burned itfo the ground. The flames COM
municated to the adjoining buildings and all
the property from the south end of the
| Phelps He use to the middle of the square
was destroyed.
81 All the telegraph lines were cut down and
destroyed. The bridge on the Xenia road is
reported destroyed. At 10 o'clock at night
the Federal troops from Cincinnati an CO.
lumbus succeeded in putting down the rioters,
and at half-past twelve O'Clock quiet was
again restored.
EVENING. Telegraph communication be-
! ing interrupted we have no adyices as to the
condition of affairs there.
LATER.-Dayton has been comparatively
quiet to-day. About 80 ringleaders in last
nights riot have been arrested without resist
ance and placed in Jail.
IS. The Empire newspaper has been suppress
ed. The editor has been arrested and brought
here.
r The soldiers removed a swivel from the
Empire Office, and also took possession Of two
wagon loads of muskets, and tore the light.
& guards armory. Every preeaution has beer
taken to prevent a renewal of the outbreak.
4 Dayton and Montgomery Counties have
been put under martial law. 30 sde +,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
rHE NEW ParRInr1C snNa. 1,nnK.

contains a6 pages of songs, duets chorus both
sacred and including IA pages of prayers f,r
sick and dying soldiers, and sodiers Scripture Man
ual. II is we'll suited for social singing, well
Sabbath worship Hmong the many beau iful pt ees
may be found, - Where liberty dwells my 1ouny.f:
Il he hrstian Bero,, ..Three cheers for Ban
ner .a ome sing 70 me oI heavena' ooiu moia, the
lumbia's King forever,'' = Marching Along - -
Prices paper covers, Is cents, SO per 100. Mailed
at The retail Drice. SKY 81 -5f. -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Traitors in our Midst.

We have the most unquestionable author
ity for stating that person holding high Off
cal position in this city has been for some
time engaged in procuring arms and forward
ing them to the rebels As the matter, it is
said, will undergo investigation by the proper
authorities we forbear comments for the pres
ent- Capital City Fact.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

We regret to'see that Gen. Scott has excep-
ted TO the payment of the tax levied by the
Internal Revenue, Law, upon his pay, The
Generals pay is over $4,000 a year, he has
done noble service to his country, and has been
generously treated in return. The Commits
sioner in long letter har decided that the
General must pay the tax. Gen. Scott claims
that by the act of Congress passed in his case
his pay is not to be reduced, and argues that
the tax is reduction. y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
Trsn1os yaIIandigham.

The Cincinnati Commesclai OF IhursdaY
says:
! !" Mr.. vsllandigham was, this morning.
brought before the Military Commission for
trial. TIE Court is composed of General
Potter, President Capt. Cults, Judge Adyp-
cate and Colonel DeCourcey, Lieutenant
Colonel Goodrich, Major Van Burer, Major
Brown, Major Fitch, and Captain Ludig.
The charges and specifications were then
read, which are based on his recent Columbus
and Mt. Vernon speeches. Mr.. Vallandig-
ham asked a continuance of the case until he
might pre- pare a written plea. This, he was
informed. weuld not be granted and he was
asked to plead guilty not guilty. He re-
fused to plead either way, denying the juris-
diction of the court The Court thercupon
entered d Plea for him of not guilty. Messrs.
Georgs Pugh. George Il. Pendleton, and
Alexander Ferguson, appear as counsel for
Mr.. Y.llandigaam. The trial will proceed
to-day
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13
sABRATH SCHOOL BELL NO. l.

contains IA pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns,
and is the most popular s, S Book ever Issued
Among the most popular pieces are, kind Words -
"Eden Above" = Christian Hero" .Beauiiful Iii
on,n''I ought to love my Mother % srhe Angels told
LIN the Light,'' ''Rest for The Weary,'' &c.
Prices-paper covers, 90 each, SIS per OO bound
IS cts s2t per 100; cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
CENTS SOS per 100. ia7sre .~17i4 - it7@t fdl