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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-04
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
ssRally found the Flag bossl
sloustng The O+..ie,ery Of Freedom"
From the Warren Chronicle. |,
rr. .Sc,sembar Mass Meeting.

Our readers are generally, no doubt, aware
that the State Central Committee had appoint
ed Union Mass Meeting for Warren, on
Friday, September 1lth, to be addressed by
Ex- Governor Dennison, and Col. Anderson,
our nominee for Lieutenant Governor. At
the urgent solicitation of several of the lead
ing Union Men of Portage County, the Trum
bull County Union Central Committee have
agreed to transfer of the meeting from War
rem to Ravenna. This was done after due de-
liberation, and upon the conviction that the
good cause in which we are enlisted might be
more advantageously promoted, than by the
first arrangement. We had had splendid
meeting here to hear Gov. Brough, and our
brethren of Portage were desirous to have
grand demonstration in that County, and felt,
as we here did, that Gov. Dennison and Col.
Anderson were the men, above all Others
named, to draw the people, and ensure COM
plete satisfaction. We have no doubt our
| friends in Portage will make every requisite
! arrangement for the success of the meeting,
and the accommodation of the masses who
will no doubt attend. We feel sure that Old
| Trumbull will send a rousing delegation
No man in the State could draw larger
crowd together in Trumbull than Ex- Gov
ernor Dennison, than whom no one is more
highly esteemed or beloved by our people,
| Col Anderson ranks deservedly as an eio-
iquent and convincing speaker, who wins the
| hearts of the people wherever he addresses
/ thsm. Tiic hfl1
We hope that all will remember the Meet
4 ing at RaYenna and that thousands vii. turn
| out to it from this section. Let us prepare
throughout the County TO go over with can
mons, music and cheers, and have glorious
! good time generally. asn =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
Union Nominations.


tive in Favette county
: Joseph FarrelIis nominated for Representa-
tive in Guernsey county.
Stark is entitled to two Representatives
The candidates are Solomon Lind and Jos.
Schell s2
In the Stark county Dists4ct Henry s.
Martin, Esqs IS the candidate for State Sena-
tor. -
s. W, Clark, Esq, is the candidate for Rep
resentative in Columbiana county.
John Carey, of Wyandot, has been nomi-
mated by the Union party of that District.
John F. Patton, of Green, is the Union
candidate for State Senator Of the Fifth Dis
trict, composed of Greene, Clinton and Fay
gette. a.t T.
E. ]. Walker has been nominated for Rep
resentative in Seneca county by the Union
party. 4
NH Hixson, Esq, has been nominated
by the Union party for reelection in High
land county,f for Representative. ss@ tf' ''@
AT the Union Convention held on the 9Th
the Hon. j. G. Devin, of Mt Vernon, was
unanimously nominated for State Senator in
the Wayne, Knox, Morrow, and Holmes dis
trict. Ea st4 -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
From the 1O4th O.v. Il.


D1ED.-On Saturday morning, August 9Th,
1868, at Camp Nelson, KY, Lieut.. James E.
Williamson, of Co. F. 104th Regiment, o.
" .s efl e8ss 5s5 ,a
At a meeting of the officers and members
of Co. F., 1O4th O. V. l., held at Camp Dick
Robinson, KY, to pass resolutions of respect
to the memory of Lieut.. James g.. Williams
sou, sergt S. s. Cope was appointed Chairman
and j. L. Clark chosen Secretary. II w.
Butler. Sam Boyce and Sam Totten, were ar-
pointed a committee to draft resolutions
They reported the following, which were
adopted .-. 7ss saae,tA a7gn... Il 1ia <f..
w HEREAs, It. has pleased an All Wise
Z Providence to remove from us our fellow sol
dier Lieut.. Williamson, who by his unflnch-
inq 10. altv and devotion to his countryTTtor
which he has given his life as sacrffice-has
won a name imperishsble that cannot be
erased from the tablet of our memory; and
Whereas, Itis due, to departed worth that
a tribute of respect should be paid by the liy-
ing to the honored dead, therefore, ~
ResoEued, That while we bow in humble
submission to the will of Divine Providence,
we deeply lament the death of our fellow
soldier and deplore that in his death, his coun-
try has lost a patriotic, brave, and magnani-
| nous defender-his comrades warm and no.
| BILE hearted friend and companion.
Resolved, That as an officer he was kind
cheerful, and vigilant in the discharge of his
duties, and among his comrades, social, and
agreeable, winning their highest esteem and
confidence by the ansel6sh motives that gov
erned his conduct.
| Reso1ped, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions be sent to the family of the de-
ceased with the expression of our deepes
sympathies in their bereavement =
Resolved, That a copy be furnished th'
\ Wellsville Patriot, Portage County Democrat
Cleveland Herald and Cincinnati CONNER
cial, for publication. A..
,a S. S. COPE, Chairman.
il. CLARK, Secretary.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26


AN oRDINANcEIo REeuLATE Tnz RuSsse Ar L4ReE
OF CATrLE, AND TO PRKyEST THE RUSNIse At L'RsE
OF HoRsEs WITHIN The LIMITS OF THE INCORPORATED
Src l. Be 1T DREAMED By THE CorSctL OF IS-
coRPoKArED VILLAGE OF RAyEsEA, hat from the hrst
day of April until the first day OF November in each
year, il hall be unlawful for ans person or persons
being the owner keeper of any COW or neat cattie
10 aliew The same t" run al large within Inc nms OF
incorporated Village of Ravepna, in the ught season
between the hours Of nine O'Clock P NJ, and I've
SEC .. ANY person violating any of the provisions
OF section one Of this or rlinanee. shas upon cnvic
lion there r. be fined in any mol eeding FIVE
dollars and costs Of suit and also be liable in dam
sges to any party whose proPertl may be in1ared by
SEC. 3. It shall be the duty OF the Marshal TO I'm
pound all neat Cattle found running wi hn the cor
rorate limits of sal viage in ibe night season. be-
tween the hours of Inc clock p. NJ. and i've O'Clock
A. M, al some plac in said village and torthw1!h
sdveTss - be by Ss sGsg en me Ip n,b @ pubic
auction. uni sooner reclaimed by the owner in the
SEC 4 The Marshal shall be allowed fifty cents
for imnoundng esch creature. twelve and bali reits
day ior keeping the same, and twenty hVe cents lor
advertising, and 1--we cents Tor delVerng eaeh
creature so impouDded to the owner
. Src. S The owner may q. .ns time before the sale
reclaim any creature so impound-d, by paying me
Marshal the lees that shall have accrued up TO that
time 1t shall he the duty OF the MARSHAL taiter dc
Quoting fees) pay to the Treasurer OF said
villas all moneys arising the sas of any cattle
or creature impouuded which shall be PAD tiess
the Treasurers per cent to the owner OF sace c:ea
ture upon his proving property any time within one
year from such sale. ~
Src e. 1t shall be unlawful for any hor, to run al
large within the corporate limits OF <aid village.
SEct7. II sbaH be the duty of the Marshal 10 i'm,
pound any horse foun running at large within sale
eorporation in place therein, and forthwith ad
veriise the same for sae is provided N section
this ordinance for the sale OF neat cattle ant
The of the Marshal all be The same as provides
in section four OF this ordinance and any horse 81
impnunded may be reclaimed by tho owner. accord
ing to the pro, ions serton five of this ordinance
SKc. g. This ordinau TO take 6eetand be IN iolc
from abb afIer the fifth day CT September, H. le65
Passed August 2lst, 1868
y, ID. ".
.ttas, a w .Rrx,r Recorder
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
rns seuatorIal conventio,nr...I ,r..I

The Union Senatorial Convention for this
district meet at franklin tomorrow, (Thurs-
day) August 9th. Portage County is enti-
tied to thirty-fve delegates, Summit County
twenty-nine delegates The delegates for
this County having been chosen sometime
since, we have called particular attention to
the matter. We hope that the Convention
will be afull one, every township represent
ed, and as many citizens of the County, who
ire not delegates, as possible will attend. We
desire ia. see the friends of the Union togeth-
.r as often as possible. 1t is cheering indica-
lion, and we expect that the Convention of
Thursday will be large and spirited. Let us
axe time to do our duty in this crisis, and
,ccept every opportunity. by words and per-
onal acts to showou zeal and earnestness in
ne workaof putting down this rebellion and
onquering rebels. 9s
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
senator shefnaan,s speech.

This paper contains the speech OF Senator
sherman, at Chillicothe 1t is a fair, faith
II, truthful exposition of the issue presented
\ the people of Ohio. It shows how much
as granted to the rebels before they took up
rms, how they wilfully plotted the destruc-
IN of Constitutional liberty, law and order.
he great issue is there setforth, whether we
i'll sustain the government Of the country
d put down this rebellion, or whether We
Il endorse treason, and strengthen the hands
i traitors. This speech ought TO be read by
cry voter in this county. We ask every
bscriber to this paper to see that he furnish
it to at least one other reader in his vicini-
:. A part of our present duty is to have
use about us SO informed that any who
Dose to support Yallandigham do it intelii-
atty and with their eyes open. 1t ought to
ike men tremble, to know in their own
arts, that they are more willing to sustain
Il. Davis than they are to support the flag
der which they and their fathers were born
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
The Aate.t pIspasches

Say that Lee has been receiving reinforce
ments for the past week, and is preparing for
an offensive movement.
JEFF. Davis has got three new gunboats in
the James river One Is mounted and ready
for action. al, -.
Nothing further Is said at Richmond about
hanging Captains Sawyer and Flynn. The
rebels viii not dare 10 execute them. ,,-r>
The gloom about Charleston still peryades
Richmond. All have confidence in Beaure-
gard, but are preparing their minds for the
worst.
News from Meade's army is most cheering.
The health Of the men was never better, and
the depleted regiments are being rapidly filled
up.
The steamer Maple Leaf brings news to
the goth from Charleston. Sumtsr's walls
were preached, and its guns silenced. No
doubt it would soon surrender.
Bragg's army at Chattanooga is reported
10000 strong, but greatly demoralized-de-
thies pilot the deserters through the noun
tains Deserters report that Bragg has been
superseded by Johnston, and has retired te
Atlanta. sf
Buckner is at Knoxville, with 10000 rebe
troops.
Women and children are .eaving the Soutl
to find better homes in the North.
Gen. Grant is on a tour of observation
+b-a,ob HE Da,,arf,r,ent
Gen. Thomas has started several Negro
regiments, and recruiting is going on favora
bly,.
The advance of the Army of the Cumber
land appeared in front of Chattanooga on tn
21st, aud opened FIRE on the city at 10 o'cloel
A.. N. The enemy responded from nineteel
guns, mostly small ones, which did little dam
age, but also with one 32-pounder, which
swept the opposite shore. Our fire was yer.
destructive, and every battery which openee
on us was disabled.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
Nn1anandidafe.

1t is with disappointment we learn that
Henry A Swift declines nomination at the
hands of the Union men of Minnesota, for
Governor. He is just the man for the place.
Able, experienced, patriotic, faithful, and hon
orable, in every way competent, it isa great
loss to permit his withdrawal. Tho Union
Convention would have nominated him by
acclamation, and this fact attests his great
worth-and its appreciation. He is now act
, ing Governor, and his personal popularity is
mot exceeded by any man in the State The
St. Paul Daily Press announces his decllna-
ton in the following terms: asa v
Gov. H. A. SWIFT NOT A CANDIDATE
We are authorized to announce that Govern
or Swift will not be candidate for the Unior
nomination for Governor.
- This announcement will be received with
great regret and disappointment by the very
MANY friends of Governor Swift, who had de
sired to testify their high appreciation of hi
worth. and of his Jealous devotion to the IN
terests of the State and nation, by his cleo
ton to an office which be is eminently quail
fed to fill with advantage to the public inter
+ ests. 81, -t.rf
The general understanding that Governo
Swift was to be the nominee of the Conven
ton, is of itself Aattering proof of the h'gl
estimation in which he is held-a spontane
Gus popular recognition of his peculiar claim
to the position. 49,
But contrary to the wish and belief of hi
political friends, the more intimate persona
friends of Governor Swift have long bee
aware of his strong disinclnation, for reason
of a purely private nature, to accept the nom
ination for the Governorship, which has bee
urg d upon him from many quarters and
is to relieve him, and others, of the embal
rassment arising from the prevalence. OF
contrary impression that, at his request, W
make the above announcements.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
Free words in "a slave state. 81

In aHuson 10 the frequent escape OF slaves
from Missouri, the Nashville Union says:
n aWhatever weakens the abominable sys-
tenn of slavery weakens the rebellion. Eve
irys blow at slavery is a blow at the Southern
Cotfederacy. Every wound inflicted on the
heaven defying and man degrading system of
human bondage is dagger thrust ut the
( heart of the Richmond dynasty. When the
. night of death and damnation closes over the
southern rebellion, may not slave be found
on onrcontinent to kindle the fame of another
rebellion, and bring down the wrath of God
anew upon this nation.' era
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26

The following is the language of Major
General Halleck to the agent for the exchange
of prisoners. RHa =
.sIt is directed that immediately on recelV-
ing official or other authentic Information OIL
the execution of Captain Sawyer and Captain
Flynn, you will proceed to hang W.. Il. Lee
and the other rebel officer designated as here
in above directed. And that you notify Rob-
ert ould of said proceedings, and assure
him that the Government of the United
States will proceed to retaliate for every SIM
liar barbarous violation of the laws of ciyi-
lized war; .sqs I7s4 IS ST.. ao5ir' 70,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
ThefGreatrEssne.. q

The reader will find N this paper another
sech of Hon. John Sherman, to which at
s.tion and thoughtful consideration is solic-
4. So far as we are concerned We do not
end from any lack Of diligence of ours
1t a single voter in this county shall bs: able
ay when the 18th of October is passed.
{ he has voted for Vallandigham without
wing his attrocious position fully, clearly
fairly set before him. oNeintelligent man
Il vote for him without accepting his posi-
n on the great issue. Let no. one allow
rty passion to blind hln. Letno disllke ol
use in official position sway any from the
le path of loyalty, Before taking the ina
look to the result. Figure up the5effec
vote for traitor. See what it will d'
+ you individually-what for the countr!
", and what for sposterity. Accept tn
rds of truth and soberness. BE warned i
ne. Stand by the old flag. and vote dow
rebellion. ..'Hg s assf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
The county Mass Seffe.seSs;1.s

Every one who has expressed an opinion 10
,us, is gratifed that the Union Central Com
smittee Iase ssscAfed 50 able and eioouers and
earnest Union orators as Col. CHAs. AMBER
SON, the Union Candidate for Lieut.. Govern
or. and ex-Governor, DEsNIsos, for the Mass
Meeting. be held in Ravsnna, on the 18th
Of September Let the work d preparation
begin now, Let it bs.so arranged that every
Y union q man, woman and child viii be present
upon this grand OCCASION Come with music
and with banners. In grand procession.-
Come by handreds and by thousands, Let
the day mark an era in old Portage. Let. us,
show our allegiance tothe Flag of the Union
by our works. This is time for activity
An hour demanding and deserving our best
thoughts and most earnest csfdeavors. We
cannot afford to be indolcnt or idle Every
Union man who is not faaly awake now. hard
at work, is committiss great sin. We are
soldiers IN a mighty contest. We are march-
| ing howard rspacious enemy. One who
would desucs us, Who.would halter down
the sacred walls of the Constitution. Who
would scatter our glorious Union to the four
winds. We have got to meet this enemy IN
1 force. = The day of the battle is set The
ranks of the Union Army. that will march
\ forward on the 18th of October, must have
hunters. The signet of victory must set its
seal upon US in this battle. Let US SO strive and
Hlabor that the victory will be deserved. This
Mass Meeting is one of the preliminary steps
in this direction. Let it be a grand demon
4 ssration of the strength and devotion of old
4 Portage. Bring out all who will come
Something will be said to interest and instruc
q every hearer No one should be so unfortu
nate as to be obliged to be absent Come
with full loads.e Invite the neighborhood.-
Provide transportation. Come all together
singing the hosannas of the Union. In |
: word,
ssRalIy round the Flag boysl
Ralfyfouce agAini 's-se5 = 'lLl
; Shouting The bstre,cry of Freedom" IL
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
UNION STATE TICKET.
[ELEcrIos DAr. ocroBEn Is, 1868.

F5s Governor,
JOHN BRoUGH, of Cuyahoga.
Lieaaeant- Governor,
CHARLES ANDERSON, Of Montgomery
m Bapreaae Judse, s.
HOOKING q, HUNTEp., Of Fairfield.
A,alitor Of State,
JAMES Il. GOODMAN, of Marion.
Treasurer. Of State, sa M
G.voLNEY DORSEY, of Miami. /.
Board Of PaIlie Works. S
JOHN NJ. BARRERE. of Highland.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26

DRAFTED MEN GIVEN THE SAME BoUN
TIES AS VoLUNTEERs.-There are few who
understand that the provisions of the conscrlp-
ton act place drafted men on terms of per-
feet equality with volunteers giving them
the same Government bounty. the same IT,
tie to pensions, the same pay, the same eve=
thing. When the statement has been made
heretofore, many have discredited it; and to
end all question upon the subject, we quote
from the act itself: e7agr s17 y boz
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, hat all
persons thus enrolled shallbe subject for two
years after the first day of July succeeding
the enrolment TO be called into the military
service of the United States, and continue in
the service during the present rebellion, not,
however, exceeding the term of three years
and when called into service shat be placed on
the same footing in all respects as got.tteers for
three years or during the war, including ad-
vaace pay and bounty as ao,0 proviaed By tato
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
! ORDINANCE no. 8
An N4yrE PKovrpi Va F5R 4uE ercuRfrY, cor
~ .r8Iss oRp1SsNoE No. o. afa.'T'7
an oRpINAs cE 70 PeLrEnr -.swInr raon Rprnlso

OhDlNANCE NO. Z.
AN ORDINAS CE TO PREVENT SWINE FROM RuNNISG
AT LRGE WITHIN THE INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF RA-
--s VIENNA 4 az. = 81 sAsA Ss a f~Ll- -
, SIC. I. Be ORDAINED BIT THe Council OF THE In
coRPoRATED VILLAGE RAvENSA, That it shall be
unlawfHEfor swinezto run tlarge Within the eorp3-
rate limits of the Incorporated Village of Ravenna
from and after the taxing effect nf this ordinance.
SEC II shall be tie duty of the Marshal to i'm
corporate limits said VIII ge. place there
in, and forthwith advertise (by posing three wri
ten notices. eah swine be sold, the third day
thereafter, at public auctiop unless reclaimed
by the owner in The IN Dner herein provided. ~
-SEc. The Marshal sbail he allowed seventy five
cents for impounding each swiue, twelve and ohe-
half day for feeding each swine, fifty cents for
delivering each swine to the owner tive ty five cents
for swine, and five cents each f. all other swi'
contained in the advertisement. and enty 1.-Two
cents for each swine cold at auc' ion AM ten per
cent all monies real zed from the sale of swine
auction
SEc. a.. The owner may. at any time before the
sale, reclnim any swine by the Marshal i.apounhed
thai time II shall be the duty the Marshal pay
latter deductiDg his ees) to the Treasurer OF said vii
nge all moneys arising from the sale of my swine
which money ess the Treasurers per cent? shall be
paid to the owner of such swjne upen his proving
property any time within six months from the day o
such sale. v p f--'-s--sf
SEC. 5. All other ordinances and resolutions here
tofore passed 10 prevent swine from running at arg
in said village hereby repealed. = 'Ei " 81
SEC g. This ordinance to take effect and be in fore
| from and after its passage.
| Passed August 2Ist 1853 s-. .I,5r l-fi.s
L H