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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23

the above complaints.
These bitters are the pvor mans
comfort invigorstik e the weak and
debilitated, driving away mela ncholly
making = life Of misery one Of snal-
Logged enjoyment.
These bitters have been Intro duesd,
md are being used, not only In the
.ospital but among the soldiers ~ an
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throughout the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-23
ROB ACK'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
West and Southwest

where they have been intro duesl ,thAy
are recommended by the Physicians
,s beneficial iftaken In proper quaint
ties In accordance with the directions
as preventative and care for
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and all arrangements of'the digsstlve
functions. For de0ilitatcd persons
-ney are particularly recommended,
giving an appetite asd strength TO the
whole human frame.
3 These bitters are scientifically pre-
pared, and are made Of rare combioa
lion OF Roots, Plante. Herbs, Barks and
Seeds, which have heen found most o.
fectual by long Medical EkperisneS
possess the requisite Tonic Proper
ties In relievind and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09

Port Hudson, so far. they have fought as
well as any soldiers 10 the Q. S. Army.
Gen. Paine is in the Charity Hospital
here. under the care of Dr.. Stone, one OF
the best surgeons in New Orless, and is
doing:as well as can be expected. Capt.
Heron is at the st. James Hospital and is
doing well. Y. W. r.
l P. S.-News has just been received from
Port Hudson that the Lieut.. Col. of the
4th Wisconsin was either killed or badly
wounded, ard that the regiment was bad
y cut up. Gen. Banks has given up the
idea Of taking Port Hudson by storm.
Several days ago about fifty large siege
guns were sent up there. The artillery
and the spades viii take the place without
any mistake. A great many of the 4th
Wisconsin, wounded soldiers, are in the
hospitals here. They are all we'll cared
Tor. | see many of them every day.
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Gen. Paine Seriously sVounded-Inter-
esting Particulars-Noble Conduct of
Negro Troops.

est1ng Particulars-Noble Conduct of
Negro Troops.
The following letter will be read with
deep interest by the people of Wisconsin.
Gen. PAINE was among the first to volun-
teer in defense of the country, on the first
call OF the President for troops. He was
Quartermaster of the I'd regiment, that
first took possession of Camp Randall,
in which position he displayed so much
tact and ability, that on the organization
of the 4th regiment, be was appointed its
Colonel. That regiment, under Col.
PAINE, has done excellent service, as the
people of the State we'll know Last win
ter, Col. PAINE was promoted to be Brig
adler General, in which position he has
done honor to himself and his State. He
has fallen severely wounded, while lead
ing his Brigade against the rebel entrench.
ments at Port Hudson. His many friends
IN Wisconsin will pray tor his speedy res
toratlon to health, and to his position as
one of the noblest and bravest defenders
of the Union. But we will let our CORES.
pondent give the particulars relative to
the Generals fall aud rescue:
NEW ORLEANS, La, June IS, 1868.
NEssRs. ATWOOD & RUBLEE " ester
day Gen. Paine, formerly Colonel of the
4th Wisconsin, was brought to town from
Port Hudson, severely wounded in the leg,
which he will probably lose. He fell
while brasely leading his brigade against
the rebel entrenchments. After he fell,
his brigade, being repulsed, left him on
the field near the rebel entertainments.
Gen. Paine succeeded in crawling into q
small gulley, which protected him from
the shots of the rebel sharpshooters who
seemed determined to kill him. There be
lay, surrounded by the dead and the woun-
ded. The next question was how to get
him back to camp. -Four negro soldiers
volunteered to bring him in on stretcher..
When they came within short distance
of the General they were shot dead. Sew
eral attempts were made, and fourteen ne
groes were killed before the General was
relieved. 1t is universally conceded that
the negroes make capital soldiers; and at
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-09
BuRNs1DE's ORDER AND HOW IT WORKED

BURNsIDE's ORDER AND HOW 1T WORKED.
The Louisville Journal, one of the most
"conseryatiye" sheets in the country. and
thoroughly pro-slavery, yet sincerely in
favor OF the preservation of the Union, has
an article IN recent number, highly laud-
atory OF Gen. BURNSIDE, in which it saws:
ssHis order, No. So, has worked like a charm. and
given peace, quiet and security to many portions
of the State which have been Infested by rebel
sympathizers and marauders. Previous to its pub-
LEGATION, many parts of the State were infested hv
Morean's men and other rebels, whose presence
brought fear and terror but since it's enforcement
there are none to be found within our lines ercent
few desperate characters, who come and 90 81.
cretly to act the spy and those are caught when.
ever found, and executed"
This order No. 50 was the same against
which VALLANDIGHAM directed the sedi-
tious and incendiary speech which caused
his military arrest, trial and punishment.
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Wisconsin Soldiers in Hospitals at W ash
ington, ID. c., and Alexandra, va

WASHINGTON, Jane "a, 1868.
Hon. Edaoard Salomon, GoUernoT Of YES
Coa1san: 't
S1R: I herewith enclose to your Excel
Iancv q list of names of the Wisconsin
soldiers remaining in the hospital at Wash
ington, D. c., Alexandria, and convalescent
and paroled camps. Va, June Goth.
The wounded are doing well. A large
number of those not severely wounded,
and who are fit to travel, have beer
granted furloughs to visit their homes and
friends. E . -H E....
Very respectfully,
Your obed't servant,
W. 7. SELLECK,
Sec'y Wis. Soldiers Aid Soc'y.
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COMPANY I,

James Swanton. --,- --.--
e - oopPAHI K q p
orderly sergt Henry &. Bushnell. n. ~. Gill
man, Daniel 0. Burnett, Niles I. Ca-leston.
WOUNDED AT VICKsRURe.
John C. Kinin, company A.
John Trump, company F, died June 10th.
GRAND RRoAPIrULATIoS.k "a
Killed. ,.............s. ~
" ounde0. .....-,s...- -.'-oS
AlssluS
Total. -. .......-..... .......,.... .19o
Died Of wounds. ........................2 y
Killed.. ............' -
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Report from the goth Regiment.

REPORT from the 23th Regiment.
List of killed, wounded aud missing Of the 29th
Regiment of Wis Vol. Infantry, at the battle of
Champion IS Hill, Miss, fought May 10th, 1868.
KILLED.
Corporal Charles f. Mathews, A Newton
II. Carter. A; Richard II. Coughlin, a: j seph King,
Serg't John A. Hauff, c; Serg't Brooklyn Graham
c; Gilbert Duke, c; Thomas IL. Butler, D; James
Wilson Ringer D; John jackson, FL Corp: Paul
Kait bern, f; Matthias Birk, q; Charles Fisk, f;
Michael Hines G; Daniel Ford, II; John Murray,
II; Corp. John J. Barney, L; Oscar J. Angel, 1;
Frank Persons, I.
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WASHINGTON HOSPITALS.

wAsHINGI ON HOSPITALS.
LINCOLN HOSPITAL. ........
Moses Prieriae, G, 7th, nurse.
Edwin Field, Ii, 9Th, convalescent.
Hermann Radkill, q, 7th, wounded.
Horatio Richards, K, 7th, disrrhea.
Nm. Il. Pease, e, 7th, convaiescent. -..
Joseph Allender, Z, 9th, fstua.
L, d. ooathwck, L, Sd, wounded, right foot, below
Christian Bergman, E, Sd, wounded, left leg.
Ernst Berg man, Z, Sd, wounded, both feet, bad.
Simon Erck, b. 9th, typhoid fever, bad.
Francis l.. Ladue, 4, 5th, convalescent.
WIN. NJ. Thomas, Ii, Sd, flesh wound, right thigh.
John w. Dunn, 4, Sd, right leg amputated above
knee.
Wenzel Pozerick, I, Goth, debility.
Geo. w. Barker, b, 3D., slight wound right foot.
VIM. Hoeh!ng, +, Z6th, slight wound lett leg.
Sam. Booth, Z, I'd, debility.
Joseph BOOK, o, I'd, wounded through hip.
John Mclaughlin, d, I'd, debility.
John Madison, l, 81, wounded lett fore arm.
NJ. V. Beamon, L, Sd, de bility.
- Miller, 4, %, cook.
John Ii. Bolton, *, 9th, wounded slightly.
James Golden, q, Sd. ia .
W. Ii. Stout, K, 5th, typhoid fever.
James Parrot, Z, Sd, slightly wounded.
Serg't BENZ. Lawton, r, 9Th, hospital attendant,
j. L. Arms, L, Sd, wounded. - Il. .... ff.-
John Brown q, 5th, diarrhoea.
Griffith Evans, b, Sd, slightly wounded.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOSPITAL.
Deaney steinQy, C, Goth, wounded in groin.
Corp. James Young, b, 5th, wounded right shout
der.
Charles Clapp, 1, 5th, wounded in head.
VIM. Lehman, l, 10th, wounded IN left leg and
right hand
]. W Huggins, L, 5th, shell wound in foot.
dotfFed Luther, z, 10th, rheu att SIN and debility
a. Ii. Young, A, 9th, both arms amputated, (old
patiently
Fred. Sunshine, Goth, out on pass
Robert Phillips, X 9Th, wounaed left side of face.
). IL. johnson, X, Sd, on furleugh.
John Melr, X, 26tn, gunshot in leg.
Reuben Shamway, u, 9Th, wounded In right Shout
der. s ..#e..'&
J. McDonold, B, 5th, wounded in left arm
Thos. l.. Adkins, L, 5th, do do
w. w. Virgins, h, 9Th, pass.
J. ID. Goodrich, A. 9Th, do ID
Serg'C X. Ill. Williams, l. Sd, on pass
l.. }. Bryant, q, Sd, pass.
Geo. " ashburn, b, I'd, dyspepsia.
A. J. ketchum, A, I'd lumbago.
Perry Burchy, G, 9th, dc oity.
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Respectfully submitted, Z S >
CHAS. E. GILL,
Col. Commanding.
J. ". BLAKE, Lieut.. Tand Act'g Adj %
sick and Wounded Soldiers
at 81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June %, 1853.
lis ErceJ3ency, Eaoard Solomon, Gover-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
IkCaINOTEcE.

8 Tohn s. Fatinger, Lewis Eatinger, Freeman Eatn-
band Of ead Lorinda, residents of the 81 &c Of
Ohio, and children aud heirs at Inv of G0tip Eato
will take notice That on 29i day Of October,
lr63. Hannah kstuger, widow of said Gotlp p Eating
er, fled in the Court OF Common f,ea, Of Portage
County In the State of Ohio, her petition in civil
action in sud Court, In which ncton said Hannah
Eatin is plaintiff, and said John j. Eatinger Lew
-is iSa finger. freeman kAtingrr, Phi Smi.h, Lo
rnda Eatinger aud her said husband. and others
deei. datits. citing 70 b that theday 0cto
bsr, n 1859. said defendants entered nso written
contract for the sale TO plainif of undivided
enienbs part of the following described real estate,
to witt Situate and being In the township Frank
lin In the Couety of Portage and State of ohis be-
iLg part ef LOT No. 10 said township, bounded
follows North by the narih iineaf sad ot.a by
land in said lot of to Hannah Eatinser tor her
dow south by the south liae of sail iot ard west
by line parallel to the east line of sad o, and dis
tant far therefrom embrace between said vest
line aud said tract go set on TO utah Eating
twenty acree. being all the land in said lot which
said fiotp Estnger died zed excepting the tract
set on to said Hannsh Eanger for he- DOVER and
desendants tn sun OF SIS. said defendants bound
themselves to execute to sail defendant
her heirs or assigns good ana sufficient deed in
fec einple Of said rs that said plaintiff has
paid said money, aud Is entitled receive
from defendants deed in fee simple said premis
es, that sal defer hitherto wholly failed
aud refused 10 exeeute decd of said premises To
plaintiff. The Offset of sas petition i 10 enforce
the execution of said contract and the prayer there
of s that several defendants may each OF them
be osdered tosexecute to plaintiff edin fee simple
of their Interest In said premisss and that in default
thereof the title of said PREMISES which was in de-
PENDANTS, may by decree of said Court be vested in
saij plaintiff, andtnst said piaintit may have su h
other and further relief may be lesal and proper.
Said acti is pending in said Court anu will BIS
for trial al the nsxi term thereof ana said defendants
reqniredto said petition by the 23d day OF
January, A. ls64. the same to them will be
akeaa confessed and Judgment rendered according
tNov.25. 6w1 Atty for paiD,if
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r p. Cos,xr, Pi'Fs At.,y.
Shefiff.s OfIice. Nov. 18th, - 1S 5w

As.shenv Sc ieb & al va Theresa Ulm & al
GHERIFF SALE. In obedience The comunn. of a
- 50 order of sale from the Court OF Comnon
cas- of Pariag. coun'y, Ohio, directed, shall
eff far sails public cta, the door of the Court
inuse IN Ra.enna. Sau day. the i2h day of Decem
Der. 1858, shout II oeiork n. Of said day
tn' To the nser estate Of rhertsa uin the follow
iug tiescfihed lands and ,eneaiens, to wit
Stlstr 10 R,unlph TsursiIip, said County of fpr
tag and hcun5 as fol low to Wit One ieee ofiand
lot Bhiiiiie poet in West line Of
satd lot, thence chsins eks post, thence
South t6s ieet to post thence Wst the line,
heare Nr lsS feet To the place Of beginning contain
Ing more lass
also. LOT OF lsu in lot No II. bounded IS follows
On The East West by the lot ine o,,h by ds Of
Henry Warner, North by lands of ---- Beans and
oers containing thirty fo.r 80 100 mote or less
Aud otLer piece Of land situate in lot No 3d. bound
ed Follows; West by the the highway. North
by lands htey owsesi BY Cites heirs, East hy
aad Phillip south by land OF j. Englehart,
cont iaining SIX less, making in all the
suani ' d AZ SO 100 acres.
Taken ofesr of sale as the property of Theresa
Uin & Al at the sui OF Anthony Schieb & ai. hp-
praised subject the dover Theresa Jim At
$i500,0o.
sSuERIrF's OFFICE, RAyESsA,
Nov. 9th 1868 1l-5Es
NJ. STGaR r, aaity-- n s'S7
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] I.E(asAf 1gyOTN,ES.


ON the ruth day of December 1863, 81 o'clock In
the sflefnpcIs abe premises herein described,
III ilserneid IN the GehnN ofPoraxe essso, will bs
sold he tsaest b,ddsrs the following READ estate,
the r. opesty of PETER baxafus, deceased 10 VIZ
situate In The nsh OF Deeff Id, County of Por-
tage, aud Stese e Ohio. being part of lot number
Three In said wnsht ,eonsaianE and thirty
hundredfbs of acre, bon nded county road,
north west By Ssate rad and south BY Ill creek.
Also eight acres ard e,shteen hnndredths of
In save ss beginning "a chaiBs south of the north
east corner OF said lot, the county line thence
ttuih chains and 25 links 10 be seh tree, thence
north % degrees west six chains rs links tree,
thence north a. degrees, west chasns and So links,
thence south ~ drsrees, weft chaias aud link 8,
the, ce north ~ dgrecs west chains TO Mil Creek
Ford, thence south % degrees, chains TO tho
horth end of Mil Dam thence south ca degrees, east
9 eisins and IS lnkss the above being the Lazarus
mill property; snd will be sold clear OF the widows
dover, and upon deferred payments.
GEoRoE LAZARUS, Adn.'f
of Peter lazarus, decd.
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cbauncey b Clark. Pl,G Before wirfam Goldman,

Cbsuncey Clark. PIT Before william Goldman,
against Esqire, Justice of the
B. A. Eaioe and Hannah rsacr y, r asepps rps
o. EatoasDsfs.s. Po. taee Gounts, Ohio.
ssesSThe said defendants. E. A Eaton crd Ha nah o.
Eaton, will take notice that the 5si' day of No.
vem;3er. 63. order of a;ta.hnent was issued
against their goods, chs ties nd roperty. in the
above entitled suit in favor of said pla,tH Said
Gauss has teen cofiiaued nutl tie 9si day o Decem-
be 1888. CHAUNCEY b. CLARK, PIE.
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]. LEGAL. NOTICES.
Restsls norr "a Alden " pea.e and al..]

ReseSt& Horr ~ .dtGea NJ Pease and ais.
CitkRiFFsALE-In obedience to the command Of an
- order OF issued from the Court OF onaon Pleas
ef Pnftaee County Ohio. and direred shall offer
fof nale at pubic auction, the door Court House
Ia Ravenua. Saturday, ihs 18th day OF Decenber A.
D 1863 at aaont i'll o'clock of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and ,euements wit
Situate In tho township of Sreesboro in the County
of Portsse aud Ste of Ohio bounded
foii0Hs-eng known of lot No. forty six t4)
IN said township, and bounded north by land or
lately owned hy enrs Peck east BY land row or stey
owned bs Henry Psck, sn BY aB of A r. sngletary,
and west BY the highway, icoiary descriae
as follows Begih ming post standing In the est linz
Of said No. As, north OF land here
ssfore .eeded ~ Henry Doolt,e 70 said A. NJ Pease
thence N. 90 I5 W six elians aud forty Inks to
post ssX deg.E. chains, 81 links,to post
thence deg Is min. E. chains, 81 iuks to post
thence S. w. chains. 81 links, to the west
line Of said lb; thence north the lot line to place of
beginninR eontaining about four acres more or its
faxen der of sale the property of Alden NJ.
Pease al The suit Roseiia Horr. Appraised At
WILLIAM r. PARSONS. shernf.
SaKaIyT's oFFIcR, RAY ENNA, a. ssz44.
- Nov. psh, 1858. s 4ss11-5w
J. T.. & H. q, Ranney, Attys. for Pisn. ,s,,sgs
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!. 'sevsnsstz, lsos a~ '-'1''-
Legal Notice.

ITO Harriet n. Clark. Julius Clark, Louisa CLARK
s Ia Lucy CT thauncey B. CLARK, Harriet Clark
<ansHel L. carks are hereby notified that the
2n day of October, 1853, Henry A. Clark dled
co,ts, Chic. piasingf ra PARTITION of following
real estate; 9Sisasie ~ the township of franklin
part Of LIT No. 8. in said towBship the est side
of said iot, bounded follows: Begipnirg at the
nerth- west II said iot thence running east
the line Il lots stak i've chains, thence souh
eys IA chains, Is inks, by line mark ed TO
thence easerly by line of ark ed trees to
a stske chains aud 75 links thence southeriy by
1iao of Marked Trees to stake the south side of
sni lot "a chm us tefce etery the Hue Of lots
i, The souti- OF SAID lot chains and rs
links then he west side OF said lot 10 place
of beginning. 3 ebans and 70 iiuks, haiDing 2Si
"a i10 Of land Also, certain other tract
lot No 81, bounded no.th. east and south by the
north, east and south Ines Of said lot, and west by
line parallel with the east line Oh sal, lot and SO far
from II as 10 contain acres. Also ono other tract
in said township, bounded as follower Being part of
The ot sa 10 the township u Frank I'm eon mencirg
by Sir Nell, thence soIth i2 chains and "a links
said line. thence east chat aid SO inks. nee
chains west "a chains aid inhs iheuce west
chains AND Inks 10 the place OF beginning, being
lie land decided by Hirsm Wetrel to Barber Clark, :,
and supp sed TO eoi tain is acres Also. one other
trac Ii aid township. being part of lot No 42 and
Edes yibed follows: Beginning vt the south east
the aon,h Vine of ssi ii 10 chains and a. Inks, 10 a
p1e; tsnte north Ge.. chains and ~ links thence
uorih 62 deg. ST hams ard links. thence north
II e east chane I'd 94 LINKS, post, thence
,ieg east elaius 81 links u post in east
line % said lot. thence so-th deg,east along tho
ast tine OF said iot ehaias and 92 links to the place
NOR oF le-s Alsd. other sfact IN
atsi bounded as fsliowr Bseinning tthe north
thv east iine of Barher Siask land lying north
If the d leading from he upper village of Frank
Iin the torth end ot Bradys Lake to Raveona. In
lioi 81, thence running RYih 20 rods to the p q o.
f.nai thence along said canal go and 81 links.
thence south SO DIS, lin .. thence ast 30 rods. "a
Inks 10 btace begtnning. being partsof town
slsip lot Mo- ~. supposed To contait4 acres aud II
rolls of land. be tho or less. after except
Ing much OF s,i- aHd Is occupied and owned
~ tae A. u q. w Kali r nd the above hand being
all me land Of which Rasber Ciark d ed seized.
Said Henry a. {, ark alleges that he Is the owner
~ undivided u ir part Of the Aforesaid real es
tate. and be pfes sbat may hr made Of saId
Ipfenisas, and that his share may be of TO hfui
sereraiy. eaid petifen viii be for hearing st the
next of tho fourt OF Common Pleas for Portage
ss's'ss = By LPHo, so HART,
Ahosnes Sor PiatHtiG s.
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NJ e L A N @ E .


The best capita for young man is a young wise
at least, sort OF capital that Is generals pro-
ductive, point alwayss considered in n aking i'm
yesttnents.
contemporary warts to know whether fit men
are not more Kind and compassionate thar lean ones
Perhaps they are. general rule ,bnt alh bowels
are not bowels of .eompassion, - =.
:" haze always been astonished,g said Mrs Smith,
" atthe anxiety Of young ladies for bcaus but neT.
er ptie a.folilaie Thar when Miss Msnpihath.
ers left my school. Seeing her gr King towards the
sky, asked her what she was looking for. &That
beau. said she wLichis told of in Genesis, as being
= set in a cloud" Iwish he'd come Gown"
The other day lady, whose name, for obvious
reasons,awe forbear TO mention was supplied by an
eminent dentist with false set audi curious
to relate, she has since in falseIo voice
Gold is, in lis last analysis the sweat Of the poor
and the blood Of the bfave.-JosEpa NAPoLkos.
Lord Peterborough. after visit TO FeneIon, said:
. He was cast in particular mould, which was
er used Ior anybody else he delicious creature
But was forced 10 gstaway from him n fast as
could, else he would have made me pieus..' asf
Prentice says, . We cannot sGird to furnish the
rebel armies with salt but will pls them with the
next best thing salipetre."
sour temper bites ugly lines iHto one's face like
aquafortis. - sst i0 - s sft
Love, in tiny form, may enter into the hesri
through snail aper ure, and after Is gets in, grow
so big on what 1t feeds that 1t squeeze
out again.
What is etersbody doing al the same times Grow.
ing older. sd ss
Why is minister like locomotive! We have to
look out for him when the hell rings.
Small talents needed well largo ones
thefe occasions where candle would be as use
fnI as the eun. s Aa 1TIas
He who reforms hirnsef has done more towards re-
for ming the public than crowd of noisy patriots.
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,.JamsssH .Morrolc ~ Samuel Jolason.


GHERlFF SALE IN ohedience the comaiapd OF
y an sab. the=CsI of Common
Pleas OF Portage Cnnt,, 0io shall fer for ut
public auction the dnor ot thr Couri House in Raven
na, on Saturday The 26.h day OF December A. d. 1868
ri about 10 oc of said day. the following de-
scribed lsrds and 70 wit. Situate In the
township Off ma. The County OF Portage
State Ohio, skuawn bybeing iniut M 81 in the
south division Of lots sail township and in eigh: acre
Is beund-t and desert ed follows BE-
ginning post del. w is0 ee OF the corner
of on. guar iot of I. w Hal; thene- deg
20 fe to pest iheDcs e7 deg IS min W II feet,
the line of the Iai oad. thence 80 90 feet
po.i; thence 81 deg IS min III feet. Tx links. to
aht pare of beginning surveyed b. itrrrs, Aa-
s-gaI highn avs. Appraised at Si50eo Taken on an
rder of the property of Samuel johnson, at the
lt OF James n. Morrow Terms. cash.
WILLIAM r. PARSONS sher #.
A. Hart. PT'Hs Atty
Sheriff Once. Nav D, IS 6w1 sss1zs-s- F-ss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
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CsassHfFF sALE.-Iu obedience to thecounmand of an
q ertier OF eass irsasd from the Court OF Common
Pleas of Portage county hio, and directed, shall
ar for sale Al public auction st The door OF the Court
HonsH in Rnvenna Saturday, the 18th day OF Deceai-
her, A. D. iei2 at about u .coek A. Al of said day,
tie following ecrihed lands and tenenenis, to wit
tuate IN the to hip of Randolph. in the Go unity OF
PeftaEe aud Sac of Oaia and being known part of
i s3 in said township. and .oun led follows. witt
On the south hy Ia ~ owned ny Margaret Joaason on
theEst by the highway; the north hy land owned by
Jasnn Loamis; the by land owned By Ca dwell
\ ader is sie land that was decided to said
/ lanitf BY Henry &. ward containing about twenty
ncrrs land. be The eas together with all
theaIifurteImnces ihereunfo belongiags
1sken on der of sale he property of Solomon
c Rrawn aud al. VI the suit If LlcyI Cotton.
appraised al $Saa0t Terms. cash.
WILLIAM F.PARSGNS, Sheriff.