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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
ROOTSTO WM.
Correspondence

Correspondence gr
WEDDING.-The usual monotony of our
rural pursuits was happily disturbed on last
Thursday evening, by wedding in the Con-
gregationai Church, when Rev. E. E. Lamb
united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mr..
Josephus Root and Miss Emma Smith, both
of Delaware, Ohio The bridal party were
greeted by well-lighted house, more than
half filled with anxious spectators, which
plainly showed the interest felt whenever
matters pertaining to Union are under consid-
Grafton. Credit is due Edwin L. Dunham
for his fine performance on the melodeon in
the gallery, Immediately before and after the
ceremony.
The labors of Rev. J. A. Wells closed in
this place last Sabbath. He delivered a lee
ture in the evening--subject, The glory of
God as revealed ia physical science"
Mr.. Horace L. Ensign has purchased a farm
in Defiance County, Ohio, and has removed
thence with his family.
A son of Ransom 81. Clark, aged eight
years, died few days since of small pox.-
This is the first death that has occurred from
this disease.
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Communicated. ]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


) The name of Hon. Luther Day, of Raven
ma, is hereby announced as a candidate for
Nomination before the Union Senatorial Con-
vention.l for the District composed Of the
Counties of Portage and Summit.
BY courtesy, the, Senator for the ensuing
term will be selected in Portage County
The position, talents, and ability OF Judge
Day-his labors in behalf of the Union and
the country, render him eminently the man
for the position. That the Union men Of
this District cannot select one who will more
truly, fearlessly and ably represent their de-
votion to the Union, and desire for the preser-
vation of the Government, is the belief of
@ siEss4 MANY UNION MEN
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- though stout and brave,
Still, like muffied drums are beating,
Funeral marches to the grave

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-The annual election of Directors for
the A. & G. W. R. R. Co. was held at the
Office of the Company in Franklin Mills, Por-
tage County, upon Tuesday, July 18th.
The attendance of stockholders was not
unusually large. The stock was very fully
represented. The following gentlemen were
elected as Directors for the ensuing year:
Franklin Mills, Marvin Kent; Akron, VIM.
II. Upson, j ohm H.R.Rose; Meadville, Gaylord
Church, VIM. Reynolds; Warren, Joel W.
Tyler; Ashland, Jacob Grail; New York City,
Thos. W. Kennard, Alexander McArdrew,
Samuel Wann, Chas. Seaton, J. FL. Chamber
lain, Samuel L. M. Barlow. The Board Of
Directors Immediately organized by choosing
officers, viz:
President, Marvin Kent; Vice President
T. W. Kennard Secretary, Joel W. Tyler
Treasurer, E. P. Brainerd; Assistant Secreta,
ry, VIM. FL. Grout; Attorney, VIM. H. Up
son; Executive Committee, Marvin Kent, T
w. Kennard, VIM. Reynolds, VIM. H. Upson
Samuel Wann.
The memorandum as basis of lease o
the G. & M. R. R. by this Company was rati
fed by the Directors and also by the stock
holders, at this meeting. Reports submitte'
show that the work upon the road west o
Akron is progressing with all the rapidit,
possible. A force of nearly two thousan
men is now employed, and more will be add
} ed as fast as they can be secured. The roa
will be in condition soon to lay track ives
from Akron to Bridgeport, Wayne County
The Company have made arrangement
with the Jersey City Iron Works for the con
struction of one hundred locomotives, fifty c
them to be built without delay.
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STATE TEACHERS AssooIATIoN. The
Ohio State Teachers, who held somewhat
lengthy session in Cleveland recently, chose
the following officers for the ensuing year.
President-Charles Royce, Norwalk; Vice
sPresidents-M. T. Brown, Toledo, T. W.
Harvey, Massillon, Ed. Regal; Secretary-S.
A. Norton, Cleveland; Treasurer = Daniel
Hough, Cincinnati; Auditor-Samuel Find
ley, Columbus; Executive Committee-Wm.
Mitchell, Mt. Vernon, A. j. Kickoff, Cincn-
natl, E. E. White, Columbus, w. D. Henkle,
Lebanon, B. B. McVey, Bucyrus, R. McMil-
Ian, Youngstown, !. w. Andrews, Marietta
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Tohr e. Miunic Henry Minnie, Charles W. Minnie,
J Henrietta l.. Minnie and Lila NJ Minnie, he
by notified the 18th day of July A. D. 1868, Jo
seph Grdley fled his petition in the Gourt of Common
Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, AGAINST teu setting
forth among other things that on the 23d day Of April
1857, Susan Minnie made her promssory to john
A. Knowton for the oil $50, dayabe after
date win zen per cent interest, aud also eaec1tsd
mortgage the certain real ate in
the village of Franklin in said county, being part of lot
No. 80 in said village and ming oneha acre OF
ground; that be (sad Gfidley) the of said
note mortgage and there is due plaintiff the
$40 and 10 per interest since May b. 1855
The prayer of said petition thai the Court decree the
payment Of the aforesaid plaintiff and in default
of payment that said mortgage be foreclosed and the
pr misses sold pay the Defendants required
the petition win be tkken against them true, and
decree accordingly.
Attorney for PlaiItiG
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THE ERIE ANNUAL CoNFERENr E, COM
menced its session upon Wednesday, the 18th
at Ashtabula. Bishop M. Simpson presid-
ing. Revs. w. F. Day, and G. W. Chesbor-
ough, were chosen Secretaries. Among its
first business the Conference adopted the fol-
lowing resolution:
Reso1ued, That we solemnly appropriate the
hour of 10, m. next Friday, to receive thu
oath of allegiance to these United States, ant
do hereby respectfully request the Hon. Judg,
Chaffee, of this judicial district, to be presen
and administer the same.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

The Caldwell oil well was sold few days
since for the sum of $145,Oo the largest
amount ever paid for property of this kind.
The purchase was made by the parties own
ing the Farrell well, the great spouter of
$500 bbls. per day. The sinking of the lat
ter well decreased the flow of the former
from 600 to 100 bbls. per day, both evidently
being in the same vein of oil, and hence the
compromise.-Er Dispatch.
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Assignees' sale Of Real Estate.

HE undersigned, assgnees of Joseph Holden, will of.
for public auction the door Of the Court
House. In the Village of Ravenna in the County of Por
tage. aud State Of Ohio. on sgeve
Satnrdas. tke 72d day Of Aagxst A. D. 1868, between
the hours 10 o'clock a. and 4oclock on said
day. following described real estate to wit: certain
piece of land, situate in the township of Charles
town. county and state aforesaid, known by being
part of Io No 10 in said township bounded by beginning
in of the highway leading from Edinb rg to
Freedom, feet north of the Congregational meeting
house thence running westerly 10 rod thence nor,hery
parallel with said road rods, 16k links; 1hen caste ry
parallel the rst mentioned line 10 rods to the
of the highway thence soIthery along the center o.
said highway to the place Of beginning containing 46
rods Of land, more or less. Apirasrd at $1,000.
Also, the equal undivided half lart in common OF
g certain other piece of l.ud, situate in the
township Of Ravenna, county and State aforessid
known by being village lot No IS In the village o
Raven1s, the Is marked and numbered in the
original plat of said village excepting therefrom 81 fee
by 40 feet be taken from he north west corner Of
said ot said exception made to be 62 feet north and
south, and 20 feet and west from the northyes
cornsr Of said lot. Appraised at $500.
]. l. RANNEY,
N. d CLARK.
WILLIS STRICKLAND,
Hfe sf Assigne Of Josep., Holden.
Ravenna. o > July 20 1858 q 5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

THE COLLECTOR of Internal Revenue for
this 19th) District Fassett-has been
designated by the proper authority, as the
party to whom the $500 Draft Commutation
is to be paid, by those who choose to avail
themselves of it. ssfs 7=
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

Dip You SEE. Lo He was here five or
nine times on Monday. He did wonderful
feats, under canvass, and also at the "bar."-
Lo is "good boyb' He wore feathers in
his hat, moccasins on his feet, and curiously
wrought garments on his person. Some one
once kindly said of him, Lo the poor In
| dian.
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For sale at the Ravenna Book Store
GOV. rod,s Proelnmatio, l

Calling out the Militia of Southern Ohio
met with noble response. The farmers and
the reapers left their harvest fields, the me-
chanics their shops and Observation-Disclosures
their stores-county officers closed their off
ces--and rushed in hot haste to the designa,
ted rendezvous. The militia force reached
elephantine proportions. The Governor dis.
missed large portion of it almost immedi.
ately on its arrival sesa g-a ss-T tav as-
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Still, THEY Comr.-More new Goods by

STILL THEY. CoME.-More new Goods by
Express and Railroad, for D. B. REED & Co..
Cheap Corner, No. l, Rootstown. There is
the place to buy your tea, coffee, sugar, dress
goods, cassimeres, &c. New supplies just re-
ceived and selling off very fast and very
cheap-yard wide cheese Gaping at l6 cents
and other goods in like proportion. Call and
see before purchasing elsewhere. Cheap Cor.
saer is the place to trade. ***
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FROM LETTER written by Lieut.. R. 6.
Day, dated Tullahoma, July 9th, to his faith
er, a. L. Day, we learn that two members of
Cotter's Battery, Albert Holcomb and v.
Clark, were "either taken prisoners or bush
whacked" on the LIST inst Lieut.. Day
writes that Maj. Cotter has been ordered to
report to Maj. Gen. Granger at Nashville. for
duty. The letter says Cotter's Battery is all
] right
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PERsoNAL-Upon Wednesday morning,
Messrs. o. P. Brown and A. Hart, start upon
Western trip, for the beneitof their health.
Mr.. Brown purposes to stay time in Chi
cago. Mr. Hart goes to Lake Superior and
Minnesota, and will be absent about month.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

W. GR1DLEy, son of VIM. Gridley, of
Frank Mills, member of the 9th o. V. l.,
was seriously wounded in the knee at the
battle of Gettysburg. His father was in Ra-
VIENNA on Monday, on his way to Gettysburg,
to bring his son home.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

SHoT.-On Sunday evening last, about
mile east of Columbiana, young man named
JONATHAN COPELAND shot himself with
gun, near the region of the heart, and died, it
is supposed, instantly. He was not found un-
til the next morning. Whether the deed was
accidental or designed, is not known. He was
near thirty years of age and unmarried.-Sa-
lem Republican.
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Union will stand by it, and will remember to
aid and support those who are disabled, and the
families of those who fall fighting for their
country. b
Resobef, Thatconfding in the honesty pat
notism, and good sense of the President, we
pledge to him our support of his earnest eff
forts to put down the rebellion.
Reso1ued, That the present Governor Da-
vid Tod, is an honest and able Public servant
and that his official conduct deserves and re-
ceives the appreciation of all loyal people.
Upon motion of Ira Gardner of Freedom,
the report of the Committee upon Resolutions
was unanimously adopted.
The names of Township Committeeman
were submitted, TO wit:
Atwater-Jas. Webber, Jr., Gordon Purdy.
Aurora-Leroy Wigant, s. Green. N
Brimfeld-p. L. Carter Phillip eBoosinger.
Charlestown-J. L. Coe, Selah Palmer.
Observation-Disclosures L. Day, Jacob V. Nell.
Edinburg-R. a. Orvis, VIM. L. Coe.
Franklin-H. G. Newberry, E. A. Parsons.
Freedom-H. Robinson, D. f. Wheelock.
Hiram--J. 81. Rhodes, Seth Hewins
Mantua-E. D. Carlton, NJ N Gardner.
Nelson-E. J. Sweeney, O. A. Taylor.
Palmyra R. Davis. J. A. Wilcox.
Paris-Levi Ewing, VIM. Phillips.
Randolph-Joseph Price, w. J. Dickinson
Ravcnna-L. c. Dodge, Sam'l D. Harris, Jr
Rootstown-Jas S. Austin, Nelson Converse
Shalersville-E. B.. Babcock, J. F. Streeter
Streetsboro-A q Weatherbee, A P Single.
| tary.
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ALL is WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-Thus
exclaimed many thousands after trying. the
celebrated Chemical Sateratms of Deland &
Co. They say itsworks like a charm, and
they always nave nice light bread, biscuit,
cakes, &C. It never fails.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

HENRY D. W. DEWEY, son of Col. Lauren
Dewey, of Mt. Pleasant, grandson of
DIR. j. DeWolf, of Ravenna, received wound
in the seige before Yicksburg, causing one of
his legs to be amputated. he was member
of Co. E., 72d Ills, VI.
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The. LAY OF B1DD1E.- Henry Dutter put
upon the Round Table. on Saturday, two
eggs measuring K rs inches-64 IL
inches. This Ked'ntry beats all creation in
the egg business ,asss slsss So 7.ss if
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

Q DR.. G. s. LEONARD, who has been in deli
cate health for some months, goes east on
Thursday, for treatment, and to sojourn for a
time upon the sea-shore. After visiting Bos-
ton, he will remain at New Bedford, Mass.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

THE MAN WHO DON'T TAKE THE PAPERS,
was in town last week. He had silver mon
ey in his pocket, What do you suppose he
did, He subscribed for the Democrat and
paid for year in advance with the Stuff
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

The Soldiers Aid Society room last Friday
evening, were not SO well attended as upon
most occasions There should be no GOODNESS
upon the part of the citizens, toward this en-
terprise. Friday evening next will find the
rooms open again. sez 2
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ARTEMUs WARD on the Copperheads. 81
bleeve eff the Copperheads would behave
thareselves, an not drink too much whisky,
they wood be as good Union men as the reb-
els Jist about"
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Letter from Randolph.


Editor Democrat:
There has been much rejoicing here, among
the loyal people, over the fall of Vicksburg,
and the discontinue of the rebel army in
Pennsylvania. But amid all the demonstra-
ton of Joy, there has not been seen one
"Copperhead,' who has participated in the
least, or shown one symptom OF gladness at
the triumph of Union armies. This class
have an abundance of epithets for the Adj
ministration, but not one word of disapproval,
has yet been heard toward JEFF. Davis and his
rebels. ...-..-.a
Our political prospects are growing bright
er and brighter every day. The Copperhead
vote will hardly be worth the counting, here
this fall. Randolph has sent one hundred of
her brave boys to the battle field, to protect
our government and aid in putting down the
rebellion. While they remain in front bear
ing back the tide of rebellion, with brave
hearts and strong hands, we at home will send
to them "a hearty response to their battle
song
skaly round the flag boys:
Rally once again, =s l.s..E
Shouting the battle cry of freedom.''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

UPoN MONDAY we had the pleasure of see
ing our friend RE1TzELI, of the Warren
Chronicle, and Capt. F. II. Mason, Q. S. A.
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SURGEON OF PENsIoNs.-Dr. G. S. Leon
ard of Ravenna, has been appointed Surgeon
of Pensions, by the War Department. He is
prepared to perform the duties of the posi-
ton. The appointment is an excellent one.
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.TTACRMENT

Va. of Deer6sld, Portage Coun.
washington Long Dei'tS } ty Ohio
0N III day July, 1883. aid Justice issued
" order attachment in the above arion for the
sum of forty-seven dollars, ISAAC MOTT.
Dserheld, July 10th, 1868. 22-3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

DIRECTOR OF lNFIRMARY j Q Beatty
withdrew his name, and moved the nomina-
ton of Frederick W. Coffin by acclamatioD.
Carried.
SURvEYoE-Upon motion of P B Conant,
Isaiah Linton of Ravenna, was declared nom
inee for Surveyor by acclamation.
CoRoNER-Upon motion of II L Carter,
Chauneey B Curtiss of Charlestown, was de-
clared nominee for Coroner by acclamation.
Hon o Brown was called for. He warm
ly thanked the convention for the great favor
their nomination conferred upon him, and oc-
cuped few moments in calling the attention
of the convention to their position and duties
as unconditional Union men, in this time of
greatest trial and peril of the nation.
A. Hart was called out. His health would
not allow him then to undertake to speak,
Before the 18th of October, however, he
hoped to meet the men of the convention
and of the County near their homes, in coun-
sci upon the matters that do most concern us
as Union men, who have only one end to gain
the preservation of the Government and
the country by all means in our power, and
at the cost of death, if need be.
Upon motion of Mr.. Sadler of Streetsboro
the convention adjourned sine die.
D. L. ROCKWELL, Chairman.
Q. A. TAYLOR, Secretaries
81. R. w. HALL,S o'o'o's'iio'' u.s. -g
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

THE FIRES, in the Ravenna Glass Works
were stopped some days ago for repairs. The
Works will be put in full blast again about
the 10th of August
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

TEN APPLIcANTs--ladies- appeared before
tie Board of County Examiners, last Satur-
day Certificates were granted to the entire
number. zf.. ,,-r.teE z.r -
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To THE generous friend from the up-coun-
try, the recipient of an original package "
tenders thanks. Lake Superior. vintage is
delicieuT.
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To-Day,s New Adverlisemenss.

0I.r Single Papers Of tsis ,0eeRs issue Of the
Democrat may be obtained at the counter Of the
Raoe,sna Book Store, for 4 cents each, or cents
in sorappers for niaiaing.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

THE PREMIUM LISTS, for the Garrettsville
Fair have been issued, and can be procured of
10. A. Taylor, Secretary, at GarrettsviIle.-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22

Hon. E. NEWTON has been nominated for
Senator in the Trumbull and Mahoning Dis
trict, by the Union men. 2.4
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Windham-Nelson B. Conant, E. MilIard
The committee to report names for Coun-
ty Central Committee, reported as follows
Luther Day, H. R. W. Hall, D. L. Rockwell,
j. T. Catlin, E. B. Babcock, A. Shipman.
THE BALLoTINGs.
REPREsENTATIyE-H.L L. Carter withdrew
the name of D. L. Rockwell. 1st ballot-E.
M. Crane Shalersville, A. Shipman, Charles
town, tellers. Necessary to choice, 49. S.
E. M. Kneeland, 35; P.B. Conant, So; j.
II. Rhodes, 8; B. G. Gilbert, IL.
End ballot-Name of j. r. Rhodes with
drawn. S. E. NJ. Knee!and, so; P. B. Co.
nant, 40; B. C. Gilbert, l.
Upon motion of P. B. Conant, S. E. M.
Kneeland of Freedom, was declared unani-
mously the nominee for Representative.
PROBATE JUDGE-1st ballot-P j Oviatt
Aurora, A M Sherman, Franklin, tellers.-
Necessary to a choice, AZ o P Brown, II
D Lyman, %.
TREAsURER-P Oviatt, A M Sherman
tellers. Necessary to choice, 49, Samue
D Harris, Jr, 81; Ansel Shipman, 49, =
CLERK OF THE CoURr-Upcn motion O
Geo Sa9ler of Streetsboro, Horace M. CLARK
was declared the nominee by accIammatioE
PROSECUTING ATToRNEY-1st ballot-GeC
Sadler Streetsboro, J c Beatty, Ravenna, tell
ers. Necessary to choic., 48. A. Hart, 49
S D Norton, SO; L D Woodworth, IA. Up
on motion of S D Norton, the nomination o
I A Hart was declared unanimous
CoMM1ssIoNER-The names of C. Cleverly
Edinburg, and M Bosworth, Ravenna, wer
withdrawn. A Baldwin, Rootstown, M Bos
worth, Ravenna tellers. Necessary to
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+ THE BRIcKLAYERs commenced work upon
Monday on the new block of Poe & Bro, and
L. G. Dodge & Co., two doors east of the Ra-
VIENNA Book Store.
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TO-day's Advertisements,
otIice Of assessor lsth Cellestion Ilislriet,

RAyRssA. PosraaE Co. o., July 90. 1853.
N0TICE is hersby given 70 all persons concerned,
IN that the lists, vauati,ns and enumeraticns made
and taken within County Of Portage in said State
Ohio under the entitled sAn Act to provide Inteyual
Revenue to support the Government and to interest
auendaory thereto. approved March 3d. 1869, may be
examined my Office, In the township of Rayenna in
said County Portage for fteen days from and inelud
ing "Wednesday the 2ad day of July inst between the
hours of 10 ecIock and O'Clock of each day.
Appeals will received aud determined relative to
any erroneous excessive valuations enumerations
by the Assistant the place aforesaid n said
Rayenua, the 6h and 7th days of August 1868, at
O'Clock A.. NJ. OF each day. - E.s.. = !. i
All appeals be made In writing, and specify the
particular cause matter thing respecting which de-
cision requested and must also state the ground or
principle of fuedusaity complained Of
5ifs-i HORACE Y BEEBE, Assessor
(95 2w) ieth Coll. Dist. of Ohio.
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NOTICE.

rTVHE undersigned has been duly appointed adminstra
OF the estate of John Gardner. late of the bor
ough of York, Pa, deceased.
Rsvenna, o.. July Is. 1868. 70 sw - -.
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{ THERE WAS splendid rain Monday It
did good to.every living thing. seszgs
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INFANTRY TIA AeT1os.-By order of tn War
Department at Washington, the system of
Infantry Tactics prepared by Brigadier Gen
era1 silas B. Case, U. s. A, has been adopted
for the instruction of the Infantry of the Ar
mics of the United States, whether Regular,
Volunteer or Militia
For sale at the Ravenua Book Store.
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+ IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post ofice at Ravenna, Ohio, July % 1858:
Gokey. Albert; G imor, Miss Wary; Hanson, b N /;
Harris, @ a; Ing eh ri, y; Keene. John; Nc
Bride, L; Miners N; Rnnnali, p; Wood. Mrs
Mary; Wentworth, Miss Emma.
RIA. GILLETTE,P pm.
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July 1. n

SOLDIERS CLAIMs-I am authorized and
prepared and collect all Soldiers Claims
for Bounty, Arrears OF Pay, &c. By the law efCon-
gress of the past Winter. all soldiers discharged by
reason of wounds received iu battle, entitled to
One Hundred Dollars Bounty.
am prepared to attend to the collection of all such
claims
Charges will be in all cases made reasonable and
satisfactor
Soldiers, now is the time to get your money.
J. D. HORTON.
RAvENEA, May I3, 1868. mt s'i