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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-16

Fl ,rriel a. bail vs. 4 >hacl Foot & others.
- 1uERiFF SALE.-In obedience to the ccmmand of an
> Of Issued from the Court Of Commo Pleas
Of Portage CouHty Chic, 10 directed, shalf offer
for SAL, public al the door of the Court
House in Rayenna. Saturday, the 81 day OF Octo-
her, a. D 1863, at about il O'Clock A. n. of said
daY the foliowh. described La ds aud tenemens, to-
wit: Situate in The Township of Nelson, in the
oun Of Portage, AID State OF hio. and is bounded
and described as follow; being part of lot number
twenty seven, commencing one hundred and sixty
rods aad fifty iluks east from the north. west
corner OF said los thence soath fifty five rods AND
thirteen links to hares Goodsel's land thence est
20 aud deededto Caroline Foot, thence north to lot
line, thence east TO place of beginning containing
fifty zone (5iJ acres of laud set off from the end
of hundred and acre tract, decided to Fla
vel Reck with by sad Asakel and Caroline Footthe
2sth day of June, A. D. is6l appraised at sia75, AMI
taken order of sale as the properly OF Asahel
Foot and others, at the suit of Harriet A. Daily.
]. Il. q H. @ Ranney, Attys. for Pl'f.
WILLIAM +. PARSONS, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RAvENNA,
August 31st 1868 sept 2-2w
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NJ E J. A N GE


1t is little troubles that the heart out. 1t is
easier to throw bomb-shell mile than feather
even with artillery.
Man creeps into childhood, bounds into youth, so
bers into manhood soGens into age totters into Sec
end childhood, and stumbles the cradle prepared
for us all.
Can you read and punciuate these lines correctly,
- write them true n
Every scholar in this land
Has twenty nails upon each hand;
j Five and TIVE, ty hands and feet,
And this is true without deceit.
trav Ter rel ting his adventures, told the cempa-
ny that he and his servant made fifty wild raLs run
hch, startling them, he observed that there no
great merit in that, for," said he, IS ran. and
they after us.' sl4
redtail in room has been observed to catch
about nine hundred flies in hour, A couple of
night swallows have been known 10 destroy whole
swan of gnats in fifteen minutes. pair of golden
crested carry insects food for their nestlipgs
upon average, thirty six times in hour
Ifanybody doubts whether the size OF the audience
has anythi to do with the Sermon let him prepare
discourse and deliver it to congl egaon of Dozen
and then Of several hundred. His doubts will
disappear.
In little private conversation after the morning
meal between Caesar shd B-utus, the latter asked TIE
former how many fapjacks he had eaten for break
fast The imperial Caesar drew his robe round him
and replied with dignity, g Et fu, Brnte'
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superb article of Black Tea just received. Also
RA VIENNA BOOK STORE.
AnrI I5. =u
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Sold by all Druggists everywhere.

ASK FOR HELMBoLD,S-TAKE no OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, for it, aHd AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
May g, 1868. ~
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legal Notice,

VALENTINE LEoSCH of the State of lows, Michael
Leosch, Adam Leosci,, Elizabeth Weitzell ard her
husband, Phili Weitze, Of Randolph Poru COUNTY,
ohio, notified that on he 18Th day of August 1863
William Leosch filed in the Office of the CLERK OF the
against demanding partition 60 Ga Ioe
of land in lot 9s in said Randolph. bounded north
by land of Adam LeQsch, east y the lot line south ny
land NJ. Leosch west BY line parallel with the esst
line the lot and distant from it % chains and so Inks
being land sparted Conrad and Philip Leoseh by
said court SAID ,etsn6ants joint owners of said real
with plaintiff required TO answer said petition
before i4th dsy of October, 1863 at which lime the
petition will hearing order will be taken mp
pointing guardians for said minor defendants and apars
ing ordering its sale, by said Cour
may deemed advisable, and also such other and
iurlher orders the plaintiff may ibink necessary.
NJ. STUART,
Attorney for Petitioner.
August 24th, 1868. aug26-6w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Assieaees, Sale Of Real Estate.

{
FyHHE undersigned assignses of Joseph Holden will of.
for public auction the door of the Court
House, Viinge of Ravenna in the County of Por-
taee. and State OF Ohio,
Saurdas.the Sd day Of October, A. q. 1853 between
the hours OF l0o'eoek and O'Clock D. m, on said
day, the following Described res tsate to wis certain
piece of land, situate 10 aNe town hip Of Charles
town. Portage eoaniyand StsH of Ohio known bybeng a
part Of lot No 30 in ssa townshir bounded by beginning
in tie cenicr OF te highway ssdng from Edinb rg
Freedom six feet north of the Congregational meeting
houses thee enning westerly 10 rods thence nortlery
parallel with said road iois 6s links; thence esstes
Iksael with the FIRST mentioned line 10 rodst the
Of the highways thence sontherly along ihe Of
said hrhway to the pace OF beginning. containing 46
rods OF ia.it more or less. ApHraisf d at 8 1000
Also, .ha equal urii,iied half art in common of
certain other piece of Lind. situate in the
icu nship Of Ravenra, county ani State aforesaid,
known bs beiog village lot No. 1ts in the village of
Rayenha, The same Is marked and numbered in The
original pa said village exc ptiug
by 40 feet e., be taken rom lie north west corner OF
said o; said exception mae to he 62 feet north and
south an,i 30 west. from the moth.
corner Of said lot Appraised ut siSeo.
/. RANNEY,
N. ID CLARK.
WILLIS STRICKLAND,
Asspne Of Joseph Holden.
Ravenna, o Sept. !; 1898 25w
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Attention. Farmers
UNITED STATES
Express COMPANY

- EUNifED STATES EXtRESS COMPANY hav-
4 ing made arrangements with the Atlantic Great
Western Railway, hy which they have tie exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods on Express Pas
senger Trains they are able offer the residents of Ra
VIENNA and vicinity facilities for the forwarding
EXPRESS Goods so Tegai time in transit and tar
iff rates, than have ever BEEN offered before
This Company have agents principal stations
tue Atlantic 4 Great Western Railway, Erie Railway
and connecting Branch Rail Roads, also, in all the cities
and owrs in the Western Staes and by their connec-
tons with other Express Companies in New York City
they enabled to forward Goods to all points IN the
Es- tern States.
Drafts and Accounts collected; Money Je'velry,
and other valuable packages forwarded wi dispatch
Shippers Of Butter, Cheese and Eggs, will find it TO
their advsn;age to patronze this line
For rates of charges, apply to WIN. L. POE, Agent.
Office in the Store of Poe Il Brother.
CRAS. a. DEWITT,
Gen'l Supt.
RaYenna AnriI 1, 1863. Mt
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DEMOCRAT.
Raven MA. H1o.
Wednesday Morning. september IS, 1858


YES, OH No.
When of man ask question,
wish he'd answer Res, or No,
Nor stop to make some smooth evasion
And only tell me- Mdy be SOD
always doubt the friendly meaning
of ''welI," "perhaps," & do not know"
When for favor lam suing so
rather hear the answer s. Mop
Whom of friend 1 wish to borrow
A little cash, TO hear him say,
g I've none to-duy--but on the morrow
Is worse than i! be told me Nay '
Why all this need of plastering over
What we, in fact, intendto show 2
Why not at once, with much less labor,
Say, frankly, . Yes, my FRIEND" or 6 No."
And, when I ask the tr embling questinn--
Will you be mine, my dearest MISSY"
Then ray there be no hesitation
To say pIsTIEcrLY--'s Yes, Sir Yes!'
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AFFIDAVTT.

Personally appeared before an Alderman of the city
at Pbiiadclphia H. T. HELMBoLD,who being duly sworn
doth his preparations contain no ner
H. t. HELMROLD.
Sworn and subscr bed before me this 23i day of No
yember Is5Ia.5 WIN. P. HlBBARD,
Alderman Ninth street, above Race, Pbila.
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no All " hon, is May Ooncern.

10 AIl " honi il May Concern.
NJ OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
" been appointed the lawful attorney of John
Kiseey, of Pittsburg, Allegheny Co.. Penn. only
heir of Margret Thomas deceased. late of Palmyra.
Portage County, Ohio, to ask, demand and receive
all such sums of money, d BITS, goods. and
other demands whatsoever, which shall he due,
owing, or payable and belonging TO the said John
Kincey the only heir of the said Margret Thomas
deceased, (wifs of Daniel Thnmas,) also giving and
grating unto the undersigned full power and au-
thority appear the Recorders and Probate offices
in Ravenna, ounty of Portage, and State of Ohio,
AID there enter torey for the said John Kincey,
as the heir at law of the said Margret Thomas, de-
ceased and ack nowedge satisfaction in the Records
of said offices for all such de IS and interest, and in
full discharge thereof, with full power to do execute
and perform whatever may be found necessary in the
premises. JOHN BREEZE.
DY virtue of the authority invested in me attor-
ID ney fer John Kineoy, hereby efer fer. sale, by
private contract that certain House and Lot in the
village of Palmyra, Portage County, oho now occu-
pied by Daniel Thomas. in the property
not be readily sold it may be rented reasonable
terms by applying to the undersigned.
JOHN BREEZE,
Attorney for john Kincey, of Pittsburgh. Penn
September 9, 1863. 3w
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A good assortment of Leather
Findings, &c.

The Highest Price for Hides, skins an d
= sheep Pelts.
WIN. D. DURHAM.
Ravenna, Feb. 9th. 1863.
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Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla


This is affection of the Blood, and attacks the Sex
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the Blood and all Scly EruIiions of lhe Skin,
giving the e. mpexion Clear and Healthy Color II
being prepared expressly for this class of complaints It's
Blood-Purflipg PIoperties preserved a
extent than any ether preparation of sarsararilla
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AND UNPRINOIPLED DEALERS,

who endeAvor dispose OF THEIR OWN and 10Th
er" al ticies ON II 9 reputation attained by
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-09
Spteia, to Mobile Adrertiser' d Rssiii.ser.
Highly Important Intelligence.

SExAroplA, Sept. Sd.-ptice has had a hearp
fight aud been victorious, near Bayou M"'tre, fiji
teen miles f-Om Little Rock. No dc,. oil the
affair cal bs obtained.
Persons just from Memphis -rcport.{At Elrl-
butt will not allow tie papers to pubiigSanSth thing
about it,5.ad that rsinfereeplsnts arc bes rapil-
ly sent " Arkansas.
Thcro Is row but a email force at Memphis.
Tie Chicago Times of Aug. 2sth iss.fcceired.
It's special correspondent from Washington, under
date Of August 26!h, gays:
"A special agent sent by the Navy Department.
to England has returned aud reports aset of siI
Confederate iron clads already uAoa: and en- route
across the ocean. sacy arr beyond doubt, ma
king for Charleston 10 raise the blockade.
"Thirtcen oth.is Of the largest and most pow
erin! kind in s,ate-of completion somo pos-
sessng rams, others two ttgfetts, iron and steel
plated. Ali are seawOrthy and excel in speed
any iron cluds aauat The u;horS ~ soon as cUm-
pletsI arc destined to operate against Now York,
Doston and Philadelphia"
There is gycat autter in the Navy Department
A speciatd.patch to the Times, from New Or
leans, of the 10th instant, says;
Operations commence against Mobile in three
weeks.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-09
Proclamation.

vNyHY ACT or THE ASSEM- BLY,, .pansd via
IL ths view Of enabling the Executive 20 isrnisa
such labor as ihe sC3Eim.udins G:nsrsl 'ol tEis
Dsparta,aut:m deem necsssary fhr.'OoastDe-
sence. hsv;us proved ,innf-ptust for Tho aceam ;
plishuasut of its shjsct; and the aanyerto Cnsr-
ivst,n at this N smcnt, bsinx iinminont- a. to
impal him to impress the lsbor Of sush PerseEs
as-bsvd- ror h1otoforc furnish ed fseir qd"ta.
So. Now +, MIEGE1JGEsE: B0NHAH; Gsrsrnsr
and GSmHtsnssrsin-ChiSt, Regarding tns lasof
called fpr OF the Hast iapor,Alcs TO Gh.riestsn
aud the State, and aise to thasueeess VI. oe gtoat
cause which sll have 50 much st hSart, do aopfsIs
of the yteps taken by. tha CommandinI Gsnsrsl
to obaiu Tie labor neceSi>ry Tor the presSrYatioa
of the country, and cali up6h all 4ccmufiisiouers
of R,ady to afTord ths-Asrnu appointed by him
evory facility in entertaining and applying to suoh
persone ~ have nus hsrotoiors tufuishsd their
quota. :zt....a. a.. .,.:...L.--
Pho thanks Of the country are dneto those. pr
trotic citizens rhs hare ssnf dvsn volaE.ty
labor An earnest appeal is again made to lueh
rs hirs slreadJ furnished laSor, whether rolunta.
Try o. under the lar. to send forward now, ana
promptly, all tha.ahsy can spare. ~ -, =
Isans, iu addition to she cab Of ithe Cosnnsnd-
ing General, tho assurap,s of tho Chief EuSiassr
of the Cspfgdsrato Army, now in this Dspartns1t,
that he d,eiis large increase Of labor essehtia
TO the complstiu5 Of works necessary for the do
fence Of tiis oity.r = - ~
(bvsn-undsr my hand and tbs s6siesf ths State,
.at Charleston, tie 9th day OF, Augnsts ip ths
:. year of cur lord'one hOusaad .iEht hunArsd
and sixty ihres.
w. k.9Hcxrr, Deputy sscrsesry Of stass.
Sapt Q; - - sfl - $6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-09
Official; Orders.

axADoA Nrlas Dkr'T' oys C., Gi. AID PA,
;. 'Chsrlrstin, s. C., September l, lsgs
rSPECLA Es sORUERS.SO: 1907 q Z.
II ENROLLING OFFICERS ir kancarfor, Ms
IL ripn. Edsehsldt' Rjehiaad andeLsxiugren, ss
4,rected. by tho C1nmsndant Of Conseripion on
the 2slL Instant, at tue instance. Of these Hexd-
uuartsrs, to call On Plsntcrs H. their respective
Districts for Labor on the Portifcafions In tkil
vicinity, and If necessary Impress ,rrxle. nesros.
1t the rate Of enc 10 every four, Liable Under ths
laws Of the State t. work on tho local roadf,nad
hishwa5s-:-.. 49,
They ars authorized " employ suitable and me-
cessary agents for the collection and transports.
ton Of negroes thus liable and imPtessed and
,ol1ntariiy rendered, and will take sli nsc.ssarJ
measures for their prsper subsis'eace and care,
until dslivered,ta'Majur W. Il. KCHoLS, q: s.
Ensiasers.. or hi! sssntjp Charleston
They will far.ard precise statepsnts aad li'ss
or I'll noyross rendered or impressed, showing
dste of tender or imprcssmeot, With name Of
owner, to n sjsr W. H. ECH0ES, C. s. E6siaser.
.pi will giv him notice v tic time said negroes
may be expected to reach Ghsrlestoni1 Aai,nilss
litt win be furrs.Led Coiouol W M SHANNON,
Agent 70 procare. Slave Labor: = i. Ia.
The Qurtormastsr's Department will faruiih
transportation whsn eslIed on.
By co ouiinand q General BgAURRsARD. -,
II. WEMYSStFEILnEN EN- A. A: g..
Sent - -. ls u
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Generar News Items.

. me TIE following members of the 7th and
18th S. C. Regts., were received at the South
Carolina Hospital, Rich'' nd, by lag of tiuco
Gee. Uezekiah Burnett. -Darial Boyl. Socrates
Dordell, j. A.. Co-lcy 7th Regt.. and Spencer
Word, Thomas Whale Elisha 3. B:ggers, David
Etheridge and joel Minnick, 18th Regiment
rR The New York T1m>s VI tho goth says our
Government ought to make preparations for war
with france. II propheriss the belief that Napo-
leon ha, secretly concluded, or has in progress q
trs.iy With President Davis by which the cc.son
Of Texas will be received equivalent fvr recog
ntion and sutstantiat aid to the Confederlcy.
The language of the European press end the tone
of the Emperor's organs, especially the Honi,eur,
indicate clearly enough the purpose Of ntervan-
tion in affairs.
zat- The Washington correspondent of tho
Herald states, in visw Of the speedy capture and
occupation of South Carolina by the Union forces,
that it is the intention Of the Government to place
Butlor in command of that department, as soon
as Gilmore aud Dahigren complete their work.
@- A gentleman Of undoubtcd veracity, just
arrived at jackson from Ficksburg, suys tho Yam
monG, La, when the Contederatss made descent
upon them, annihilatirg the whole colnrand, the
koe Captain only escaping. ALI were killed uut-
right, the Confedorates giving no charters.
- Lieut.. Gen. John C. Pemberton, we lonrn,
has arrived in Atlanta, and will take up his resi-
denco there for awhile.
E9- The ten descrtors from the 18th North
Carolina Regiment, recently captured in Fluvanna
county, undor command Adj't. Mallett, who was
killed, were to be executed in accordance With
the verdict Of Court Martial, in the presence of
Gen. Johnston's command of the army of NORTH
ern Virginia, on the 9th instant
JET The Alabama Legislature, has passed
bill on the third reading. appropriatiug one mil
lion of dollars to the INDECENT families of soldiers.
The Committee on Military affairs have reported
o bill for State defshcc, and propose making tho
military age from l6 TO G0. yeara.S
- gentleman from Port Hudson reporta
that the negroes rovolted against their Yankee
bro thers, and says u number Of tne Yanks were
killed before the negroes were orerpoaered. At
Baton Rouge similar events took plare, in which
ths'Yaakces came near being overcome by the
Africun gentlemen.
u" Gov. Brown hos issued proclamation,
calling the forces for the defence specified for.
special State service, TO realezrou at Kingston
and Atlanta. Companies throughout the State
iHad IN hoI1
moments Warning. The non are to provide thom-.
selves with rutious and substance or the march,
and on the day after reaching the rendezvous
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-09-09
Soldiers at Home.

We hearof tn. folio wing soldiers at home: Capt.
4. ?. Butler, lst S. CIV. Lispt. Wade johnson,
yth Rest. Lieut.. Jeru Burt and I.iea.. Vaughn,
ED Regs. Adjutant Ready Of the l4th Regt,
Sergeant Ben. jones, B. W. Christian and T"bo
Ckeatbam, CT .,he ssne. Mr.. Albert Nicholson of
tia HYaption Lsgiou. Capt. Ships Blocker
s.rs:. Jno Bate, Jas. Bryan, Geo. cru't 'r, VIM.
Frazier, Jas Penn, PvII-W ulker, Scrst. auurae
wiso and Sergt. S. P. Dolcach, of the End 5. G.
Cavalry. Seine of these s.cs;. scme wouaded
sDme flirting with Conscrip,s nd dos .rseri s'mo
crying: " A horss horsss! my Kingdom for
horse~ wsie otarrs ars =" 5obsis .reuad" On fur
lsuxas Of N lalscnys. All, We believe, may be
reported ss iu high state Of accommodation.
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For the Advertiser.
A Letter from the Coast.

Mr.. EpIToR :-Will you please to admit the
following publication, which is designed for the
information of those who may have relatives and
friends in Captain GREGa's Cavalry Company,
situated on the Coast Of South Carolina, which ]
have recently visitod.
Eut before detail, suffer me to address Capt.
JONES. Well, Captain, we thank you, in your
of prudent and discreet young officers, who pos
cess the art OF combining pleasure with duty in
their military operations. They appear to be de-
cidcdly clever boys and seem to tnko pleasure
either in imparting information or administering
consolation to those who. may be dependant on
their services. Their Camps are situated 10 Col
Teton District near Jscksouboro, md for neatness
and order cannst bs surpassed BY any within the
limits Of the same !atitude.
found our. boys generally we'll. All ready
and willing to march forth to any point and to
meot any danger.
They number I suppose nearly loo mon, and
havo as many Cavalry hOrses, full 80 out of which
are in good condition and capable of rendering
eGoctual service. Proyender seemed to be plehti-
ful, procured as I was informed by tho vigilent
eaortions of tho cpptain and his subaterns, and
to considerable extent at their own expense
The stalls ars kept in order Tho whole cncamp-
mont in fact presents to the view the appearance
of ncatness and industry. They have temporary
hospital under the direction of "a clever young
man, who gives good attention to his patients. He
had only three under discharge.
Almost oil tho boys appeared to be addicted to
industrious habits, ind what is still more, they
mostly seemed to, be pious. Before retiring to
rest they assembled tcgother and publicly offered
prayer TO tho living God. Tho yOuths Of Edge
field manifest much interest in these dsvotions.'
This, Mr.. Editor, reminded me of the contest
bet weon th0.ancient Normarls and Harlike Saxons,
and confirmed me in the opinion that people
whose God is the Lord, cannot be subjugatsd. -
Z. VS..
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TVE.F- - -
: For the Advertiser. +
Notice to hb.eutees...Recruits Wanted.

Notice TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "optee'
Having been ssut.r with others, :. south 0srt-
lima TO recruit. for MeGokls grs1aa f,tsie r.
:this ,nethad "f appealing TO tbso absent on s'cA
leave or otherwise TO- report st oneo to their con-
.inaadsr They hars been Informed by ;heir'Gcn-'
eral that tbs is'tkc hour Of supreme triai;-that
now evory man who can, ought to be ut lis p9st.
1t is hoped that no one, il ho is abe to-de day.,
will shelter himself behind su.geon's certificate.
/, is neither desired nor expected for tho.e whs
mc really, unable to return. We have been sent
for til ,ss who, after getting WE'LL .t inser abous
home. - -.
Lient S. $. OWNS, 81 Barnwel District, and
myself have. been charged also with The duty Of
recruiting for the First Regiment s. e. v This
Regimen. has been in the field for nearly three
years. III has been greatly reduced b .tl.r easu-
al,ics of tho service. You know sonetn;ns Of
th. Regiment ., LIS fsst belongs to the history 81
the country: Will not more Of you who are sub
ject to courorip,ion, volunteer in cur ranks: BY
yolun teeIng y"u gain all the rgats and iTanari i
ties Of those who originally Termed tho same,
Ypi haxe or have had relativca, friends and ac-
qusntsnces in our ranks There are Companies
in th, Regiment from your District. and yea will
no gladly welcomed among them. Every indul-
gence in my power !wiltbe granted to those who
j in us-will give if.possihle, time to make the
neces,a.y arrangements before leaving fer the
army. A. y. BUTLER,
Capt. Co. 9, Let 8. CIV