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

The rebel Gen. Pemberton died at Selma,
Ala, last week, of wounds received at the
hands of a Texan soldier infuriated against
him because OF his scowardly surrender OF
vicksburg.s Mosby the rebel Cavalry lead
er died near Drainsvile, of wounds in the alb
domen received in fight on the 24sh, at Cay
les Tavern near Fairfax.
Rebel papers of the 10Th report the death
Of John B. Floyd, at Abingte ], Virginia.
1t is reported by rebel papers that JEFF. Da-
Wis has, decided to call out 100000 negroes, as
"a last resort, offering to each, his freedom and
fifty acres of land as bounty. .s
The loss of property at Lawrence, Kansas,
exceeds a million and half.
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Wont support II : 1s 6 be j. !.

H. j. Jewett. il, seems refuses to give aid
and comfort to the Yallandishammers. One
of the Nallandigham meetings was held at
GAINESVILLE, the home Of Judge Jewett, on the
18th ult., and though hewas advertised as one
of the speakers, he left town in the morning
and did not appear. 1t is stated that in pri-
vate conversation, a few days ago, Mr.. jew
EFT said he would make nc. speech in favor
of Vallandigham, as he considered him and
his friends in the wrong boat, A personal
friend of Mr.. Jowettsays Mr. y .swill not vote
the Vaflandigham ticket ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02

-o.H HURRAH FOR BRoUGH pa Vallandig-
hammer went into store on Second street
the other day, and after procuring his supply
cor goods, asked to know what was the politi-
cal news. He was told that Brough would
carry the State by tremendous majority |;
and that VAL would be nowhere.
t.Yes, that's just what expeet!" he re-
joined, with gspchas countenaneeas one might
have had who had lost his best COW. rll
go for Val, if he don't get another vote but
several of my neighhors is turning for Brough
.-dern him! I've given it upm myself. Why
even the dern'd frogs ont our way are yelling
every ght-H-u-r-r-a-f-o7r-B r-o-u-g b u
H-u-r-r-a-f-o-r- B-r-o-u-g- sort o. long,
likes tho they was in ded airnest! There's
no getting over that !''--Duytot Journal.
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con...tenex 81 Geo. =. Pugh. .1l.

ait Coy. Tod'l, in his speech at Crcstlne said
that Geo. 3. Pugh once made application tc
him for a Colonelcy. 6 '.7a9'.19 ..' 81 +
Gov Tod was wise enough to withhold :
commission from this champion of rebels
Did Pugh want this position that he 'eould
better serve the enemy. How can a 'peac
man" draw the sword. Pugh is doing all h,
can to damage the Union, as second in com
nand on the rebel ticket, and we are thank
full hefis in no more powerful position. eii1
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
The Condition of the Rebel Sfates---
OpiEiOn of the Smpreme Court.

The Rochester On, y Express claims to
have private information that one, of the
Judges of the United States Supreme Court,
supposed to be Justice Nelson, has written an an
opinion on the legal condition Of, the revolt
States on the conclusion of the war for the
suppression of rebellion, and this opinion is
concurred in by the whole bench, including
Chief Justice Taney. The opinion, is said to
maintain that the States in rebellion have lost
their rights as States, and must come into the
Union simply as Territories subject to the
General Government and entitled to its pro-
lection New State organizations may be
formed by the people, under the Constitution tito
and laws, of Congress, as in the case of 9th other y
Territories, but the old States cannot com come
into the Union with their present organizz'a- z'
tions and officers, still reeking with the horri-
Bile crime they have committed against the
national lfe.''' f.r,,,.,...,e,.,
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q The Wheeling Intelligencer says Old
persons tell us that never in their. lives have
they known anything like the continued rag
ing heat Of this summer" A drouth has
prevailed in that part Of Virginia since the
middle Of July; pastures are gone, the hay
crop miserable, and the farmers are selling of
their sheep at ruinous prices. The drouth,
however, is not very extensive. - ,os,, :.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02

Representatives. E. NJ. KNEELAND.
Probate udgs-OL1vEn P. BRowN.
Clerk Of the Court--HoRAcE NJ. CLARK.
Treasurer-SAMUEL d. Harris, Jr.
Prosecuting Attorney HART.
Commissioner-PER p. DAwLEY.
Director 1nfrmary-FREpERIcK w COFFIN
Surveyor--IsA1AH LINTON. a
Coroner-CHAuNcEY B. CuRTIss.
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a Brave MAN. answer ..qs9.., 70 coward.

<As Q AsAAAIs - ~ ~ u ~ q 70 OMtAEGs .
"a Gen. Butler in speech he made while
stepping over nightin New Hampshire Oh his
way to the White Mountains, was now and
then Interrupted by some Frank Pierce cop
perheads. He said I: fa.i a5a sa8 asds V
81: g In two years ,we have seen three quarters
of q million of men raised.n Before this sem
tence was completed, one of those Pierce
Democrats asked, in a sneering air, :. Where
are they now?'' t"Some of them," replied
Gen., Butler, with his customary epromptness,
"a" /" lie sleeping beneath1the sod; and Others are
still fighting thu BATTLES of their country, while
!. yon remain here at home aiding the cause of
traitors,'sgtsh 9,ss.I5s gaI 9aa = rslF2t1 a'5-
& In another portion of his speech General
Butler said {:
- VIII you voinntesr.?" a voice, replied,
"No." aYou' voted for Breckenridge" said
a voice to General Butler, alluding to the last
Democratic ic National Convention /" Yes. .
said Butler, "and if / were SC cowartiy as
you, might be tempted to deny IL" He then
went on TO show to these New Hampshire
partisans that one might very properly vote
for man under taincircumstances and op.
pose that man under certain other circum.
stances. When Judas Iscariot was tIue tol.
lower of his Master, he was no doubt worthy
example to be followed but he was mo-
aware that a man to preserve his consistency
must continue TO follow Judas after he hae
betrayed his Lord" = 81 -
n L ny y
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rsichnrdson the Spy Interesting Sto-
ry OF Eais Capture and Execution.


an oincef OF tns oeYentn resallneent oi is this
city sends US the following particulars of the
onerations of Richardson the rebel spv.g who,
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
The New Light.

The Compromising base of the present
party organization that supports Vallandig-
ham in Ohio, is thus stated by the Cincinnati
Gazette: "If the new Democratic doctrine
be true that the Government can only be
maintained by continual compromise, then a
compromise is thing to be compromised,
and the party that shufaes first and oftenest
is most true to the democratic principle of
government" I ssa Fe
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
The Draft.

ii Itis offieially announced that there is to be
no draft in Ohio for the reason that tie State,
having full credit for all its volunteers, has
supplied its quota. Numbers of officers are
in the State detailed to take drafted men to
depleted regiments. By authority of the
War Department, the Governor directs them
to take out recruiting papers and go to work
in home localities soliciting volunteers. gfs 81
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{. Men u might. and men Of action.
Now,s the hour ~ T. y.

Preparation secures success Ohio must
not fall into the tolls of tho disloyal The
staunch and loyal men of Portage must do
their share. in rescding the State from the
spoilers Beat back the rebeIcarrion vultures
that would Kill and devour I,s3 =. s.. = -. -,
bidiAgain we say, oReANIzE! Let no man
sleep upon his post. Every man TO his re-
sponsbilities. Register the voters See
where there is work to be done, and do II
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
Now TO THE WORK

The nomination. Of Thursday last puts all
the tickets in the field The campaign is full
| " opened. There is work to be done. There
should be no delay in commencing it: In or
ganfzation there is strength. Organization
thoroughly. Count the men. Close. up the
ranks. Present solid column to the foe
Let there be no stragglers. Poll the County.
Let the County Union Committee be active.
Let Township Committees co-4perate. Let
sub-conmittees be appointed. Register eve-
ry. voter in the County, scoring his position,
loyal, dislogal or doubtful Commence ac-
! ton at once. Systematic the work. Can,
vass every township in the County every
school district in each township. Ascertain
s the strength or weakness of every point
Strengthen the weak encourage the strong /;
confirm the halting decide the doubling. In
union there is strength Pull together. Re-
member the gigantic stake at issue. A coun-
try to save or lose! Wide awake, then, is
the watchwoyd, Sacrifice little now, and
avoid a greater sacrifice in the future. Work
while, the day lasts. malignant enemy is
abroad. He Kisses his lies in every dark cor
ner Expose his wiles, counteract his ma
chinations. Defeat him. Secure his politi-
cal determination. Labor for the Country
Advance high the ensigns of the Republic
4 Work, persevering and energetic will accom-
! plish wonders. 10 sae5as 10 sfa eiIi al4
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02

! MANY TenEDt and sweat and blsd for
Gold'-but gola pens can be obtained at the
Ravenna Book Store without going throus b
process 50 painful. Call and see. 6ss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-02
UNION STATE TICKET.

i [EIgsTIoN Day, OCTOBER Is, 1851 Z
s. For Governor.
JOHN BReUGH, of Cuyahoga.
Lieateaa,,t- Gouerno,-, -, -
CHARLES ANDERSON, of Montgomery.
Supreme Judge 80
HOOKING H. HUNTER. of Fairfield.
e8s AaulStor Of State,
JAMES H9GODMAN, of Marion.
Treasurer Of State,l ba - p.
IS gyoLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
Board Of PuG1aes Works.
g JOHN NJ. BARRERE. of Highland.
UNION SENATORIAL TICKET.
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DIDN'T CoME IT.--A conserirtin in Philsdel-
phia thought to escape BY sacrificing his front
teeth. The dodge didn't work. He was ac-
copied for the cavalry service. s
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UNION COUNTY TICKE1

For senator-LurHER DAY. of Portage.
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seesa Ira C. 0sbornss Estafeses ssFssgszf
is undersigned has heeu
IN sud Administrator The
Ira c..
censed.s ssfsFa5rsat sLYBIA URDERw00D
Dated Brimeeld, Augus II, ls61 Iglp3v e 81 2sz
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fCommunicated.'
union Senatorial Conven,ion.

Union Senatorial Convention
Pursuant to the call of the Union Execu-
tive Committee of the Senatorial Dstriet,
composed of the counties of Summit and
Portage, the Union party of said district met
in Convention by delegates, at Franklin Mills,
Portage county, on Thursday, the 9th day
of August, 1863 for the purpose of putting
in nomination, a candidate for Senator in the
State Legislature, to be supp orted by the
Union voters at the October election.
The Gnvention was organized by electing
Hon. N. w. GooDHuE, of Summit, President;
PoMERoY REED, of Portage, aud WILLIAM
,HUsTIs of Summit, Vice Presidents; and
SAMUEL D. HARRIS, Jr., of Portage, and R.
P. WATERBURY,; of Summit, Secretaries, =
On motion of J. P. Alexander, Commit
tee of three on Credentials was appointed, as
follows: J. P. Alexander, H Mckinney and
Alphonso Hart, 1, .s.,.-,-.t e,irsg.,5sqr
On motion of VIM. H. Upson, it was Re-
solved, That the delegations from each coun-
ty be entitled to FIJI any vacancies in their re-
spective delegations from Union citizens o
their cothties.as ai9 =,sld 81 DIS ,=ieI7 ssi
ESQ On motion Of H. R. W. Hall, It was Re.
solved, That Union Senatorial Committee
I be appointed, composed of two members from
each of the counties Of the District to be Sc
lected by the delegates of each county.
On motion, 81. R. w. Hall, E. NJ. Gran,
and Aiphonso Hart of Portage, and s, A
| Lane and VIM. 81. Upson, of Summit, wer
appointed Committee on Resolutions.
The Committee on Credentials submittet
their report showing that there were presen
% delegates from the county of Summit, ant
81 delegates from the county of Portage
which report was on motion adopted. ava
Hon. VIM. H. H.Upsonmovedth that Hon. LU
THEIR Day. of Portage. be nominated by ac
clamation as the Union candidate for Senate
| of this district, for the coming term, whicl
motion was laid on the table till the comm
in. of the Convention in the afternoon
On motion the Convention took reces
till half past one O'Clock, Pm. 7'aa 'hah
L - . H-- + F.
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MURDER OF MR.. STONE.

/" Mr. Stone was killed by one of party
which remained in town, af.er the main body
had gone. They remained with the avowed
purpose of killing Miss Lydia Stone, her
father and brother and for that purpose or
dered all in the house to form line outside.
Hearing this Mr.. Stevens went up stairs and
informed Miss Stone that she as we'll as him.
sslfwas marked for victim, and asked if she
would not try to escape. The brave girl re-
piled that it would be useless; that they
would probably kill some of them. and that
she would share the danger, it might as well
be her as any Of the Others
g"Buring the confusion which ensued in
frontiof the house, MrgStevens and Mr.. Stone
Jr., escaped by back door secreted them
selves on the banks of the river.,r Finally the
house was cleared, and the citizens formed in
a line outside, when the Villains commenced
Questioning them, asking their names, where
they were born, ETC. A gentleman answered
b'Central Ohio, when one of the party remark.
ed, that is worse than Kansas and shot him
! the wound however, not being fatal. A lady
/ in the house was then fired at, when Mr.
Stone commenced to demonstrate with them
was Immediately shot, the bali entering the
left side of the head, killing him almost in
stantly." s.f.. .,,.-s g.; 10, q
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UNION SENATORIAL TICKET
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-e, i = O'Clock, P. NJ, the Convention assem-
bled pursuant to adjormmept. ..ti a. 4isa-v
WIN. H. Upson and Edwin Wetmore, of
Summit, and H. R. W. Hall and Samuel D.
Harris Jr., of Portage, were chosen Senate
rial Committee for tho ceming two years.
The Committee on Resolutions submitted
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John c. Beatty's Advertisement

bsva1qmI atsbalr szstsW soaeoH $
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On motion of VIM. H. Upson, it was Re-
solved, That the delegations from each coun-
ty be entitled to fill any vacancies in their re-
spective delegations from Union citizens of
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IAE NpEPBNDE osnAleosA KANSAS sNrukp tr ofoBraA a
The Atlantic Nonthlv.

The contents Of this serial for oe,o.
:. .tsIss Itel'Ows: 3 Charley LSab'.
Une0''seted Writings; Ny P.l.ce; The
Deacon's Holocaws,: The United State.
Arn0ry; The Pewee; Mrs. Levin; The
Conquest Of Cuba; Eqainoe.i.l; The
Legend Of Monte del Diablo; Life With.
out Principle; Barbara Frie,chis:A Let.
ter to Thomas Carlyle; " oiun,aries Our
Domestic Relations. and Reviews. The
article on our Domestic Relations is
very able. and handles the subisc, Of
the status Of the rebel States with learn.
ing and logical acumeu. It's timelv
and to the point: the positions taken are
well fortified and maintained with quo.
tat'ons and argument. Several of tho
other articles are full of interest. Tl,;s
number will be found eu,ertaiins in q
high degree. The ablest pens in Aue.
RIGA contribute to the Atlantic. %
year. Tickror 4 Fields, Boston.
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Administrators Sale.

T WILL offer at Public Sale. AT the late r,si.
L idence OF John Faubon. deceased, three and
n half miles northeast OF Oska!oosa Jefferson
County. Kansas, on
Wednesday, September card, 1863,
the personal property belonging TO the estate o
the said decedeRt, consisting in part Of the t0l-
loving articles:
Mares, 1yearling Colt, Pony, Cows, and
other Cattle; q head Of Hogs, "a Sheep, Corn in
the field, 2Stacks Hungarian Hay, Pnrlor Stove.
Clock, Bureau. Safe. sett OF Match Planes.
| do Bench. Planes, Chisels, Au.ers, Saws, Ri
fie and Shot Gun, two horse Wagon, l old
Buggy, Harne.s, Saddle, Shovels. Forks, Hoes,
Plows, Scythes &c.
A credit of six months will he gwen on all
sums over three dollars, by purchaser giving his
note with approved securities; sums Of three dol
lars and under, cash in hand.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day. NELSON CHAPMAN,
l5S 3wS5, 80. Administrator
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To tie Voters Of Jsferson County
FELLow- CITIZENS, hereby announce
my self . candidate Tor reelection 70 the
Office Of Sheriff, Of your County. ~ she
ensuing election 10 Noyembsr.
Raised . Wing and holding to the
doctrines OF that party IN other years. l
an now Republican. Icame 70 Kan.
sas in 1866. favored The free 6tsis
policy and voted 10 make Kansas free
State. am an unconditional Union
man. and most heartilv favor al the
measures Of the Administration for the
speedy suppression Of the Rebellion
and The overthrow Of treason. ] detest
treason sud hsle rsbsIs: and am Tor
upholdipg the laws Of the land in al
their dignity, Tor standing BY the Ma
tionsl and STATE administrations in their
efforts TO crush ont armed resistance to
the Laws and authority Of the Govern.
ment. and 10 put down oil species OF
anarchy aud lawlessness. mn +
These are my principles in brief.
and no honest man who knows me viii
say TO The contrary.
/ Thankfal for your past support.
trust may ever prove worthy Of Jour
confidence. N. w. TAYLOR. .
Sept. roth, 1868.
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A CARD

Sept. Is. 1876:

10 the voters Of Je0cr1ou County.
FELLOW ClrIxkxs. l take this oppor-
tunity TO inform you that l will be 4
candidate for reelection to the Office Of
County Treasurer At the approaching
November election. l also desire 10
retura to SOU my thanks for the support
you haze uniformly given me when l
have asked anything At your hands.
In order that all may understand my
position. l will say that am Republi-
can in politics. Internationally in favor
Of preserving the Union Of the States.
and if need be. of giving the last man
and the last dollar 70 the accomplish
nent Of that result; am 10 favor Of sus-
laining the Administrator Of President
Lincoln, and especially his war policy;
am in favor Of rendering . cheerful
obedisoce 10 the law, Federal and State:
and opposed 70 lswlessaess Of eli kinds
and under whatever prctense it may be
urged. 4aua
/ will meet the Ciiisens Of the several
Townships Al ,be proper time. for the
discussion Of the above principles.
s. 8. CooPIR.
Oskalooss. Sept. nth. 1868.
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A number Of persons we're arrested
in and near this place on Saturday night
and Sunday last. on charge Of horse
stealing. Mrs. H. S Norton and John
Pitts,a youth. plead guilty 10 The charges
preferred. and were bound over for their
appearance al the next term Of the Dis
trict Court in $500 each; but failing to
give bond they are in custody.
An older brother of young Pitts was
also arrested. but having furlough as
a soldier, was sent 10 Gen. Ewing. with
report Of the facts A still older
brother. in the service. Tor so reported)
is implicated. He is charged with tax.
ing horse belonging to Mr.. T. Carter.
when he left to return 10 the army.
A fourth brother was arrested in
Leavenworth. aud brought near TO town.
bu. reported escaped. We do not know
dis Whereabouts.
this is a sad record. So intense
Wa. public feeling on the developmen
OF these things. that the family we're
directed TO leave the State in Eve days,
never TO return. by public meeting Of
the best citiz.ns. Thus does sin bring
gray hairs in sorrow to the grave"
This is only the beginning of the end.
Our citizens are fully determined to
put an end 10 the plundering which
has been going on in the country. 50
far as they can reach the criminals.
Let every community do the same. and
seon all will be peace and quiet.
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DlED.-ln Osawkee. Sept. 9th, Mrs..
DIADANrA Z. PETERSON. wife of Of Dr..
}. Peterson. in the 24th year Of her age.
Hrs. Peterson was an acceptable
member Of the n. E. Church, and died
expressing . good hope Of . blessed
Immortality. How uncertain is lite
But = brief period has elasped since We
published the marriage notice Of TIL. Ia.
y; and nov We record the work Of the
great reaper. Truly. Sin the mids, Of
life We are 10 DEATH" May the living
be wise that the end may come happily
to them.
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LEGAL Noficc


STATE OF KANSAS, In the Probate Court
CoCSrY o. JESvERsoS. Of faid County.
In the matter Of the application Of Golden Sil-
vere, edminisaratoe de b01is nun Of the estate
Of Josbua Taylor. deeeaeed, for ssfhorisy to
cell the resi- esepte of said deeedent for the
payment Of debts.
NOTICE Is hereby given dat Golden Silvers,
IN adminiseratos do bonis non Of IN estate Of
JOshas Taylos deceased, % The TIL day Of DULY,
A. d. 1868, filed bis petition in the Probate Court
within end Tor said County, alleging that The
PERSONAL estate Of said decedsnt 10 insufficient 10
pay his debts: that be died seized 81 tho E,llOw-
Ing real 6etate, ID Wit: The south hall u sec
d N 81. in township = north, Of range 5 west.
said roes Of land icing situate in the cDunsy of
Oregos snd State Of Missouri; Cd slse he lol
lowing uaese lying ord bsing n he eoanty q
Jeiiersos snd State Of Kansas: The southwest
quarter . The Soathwess quarter Of section g. In
township 10 of mage u; The soaih half q &c.
ton In township 10 of ranee IL, (mossGaecd
to Thomas Culligsn): the northwest quarier Of
section 8 in township 10 Of Taaes II, tmostesG.
ed % fhomss Culligss and Jaoe6 q: Mcdowell.
The prayer o. sad petition b ios ssihssity 10
sell said real estate, 81 % mech tbeseot g. naay
Be Necessary, 6os The psynShf 81 The debts Of
said deeedent.
Said petition will b for hearing brEore The
Judge Of he Probate Court Of said County Of
Jefferson, in the village Of OskaloOsa, on the
5th day Of October, A. d. 1853, or - soon there
after - counsel can be heard.
GOLDEN SlLvERS, Admr.
August l:sh, 1858. tls.20 1861.