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:.t mosainS couple of men stopped at
nt dollhouse OF the Suspension Bridge
s,i proceeded 10 engage Nr. AadeF-
,s IA conversation. One of them
i. FAMED John HcCrackrn. Mr.. Au-
;srseu stepped out to collect some fare
;,sm foot passenger, when Mr.. Nc
,.,sLeu liftsd valuable watch from the
mi uson which it was hanging 10 the toll
house. aud in company with his c6mPau-
10 started toward Bridgeport. Presently
~ Anderson missed his watch, and st
oDer -uspectiug Mr.. McCrackeu, took of
+, coat, picked up his cane And started in
s4r.uit on the s.dcubIs quick" Arriving
), bridgeport, the first person he saw was
NJ. MeCrackeu, who instantly turned his
t.sk aud tried to double himself up so as
nSt to be recognized. but Mr.. Anderson At
once gra6Ged him. McCrscken said if Mr..
Asdrr.on would let him go he would
hunt up his partner, who might be able
IL tell something about the watch. lie
VAS no sooner released than he started to
rap. lie threw the watch under the plat
,cru. he tOok up WHISKY Run. and ran
=. drsing from the turies He Rugged
,As No,thern side OF the bill aud struck out
EARTHLY. AdOIeu persons started in Pur-
So. M Anderson among the number. all
.s5a,iuE stop thief" NeCrackeu ran
,a.a. ,hrre-quatters of a. mile, aud one by
osr t.s pursusrs were dropping Oh as
.-,.,-ee lens enehantment to the view
~ happened to be man by the name
!. c.-s coming aOwn the RON, who upon
.--.ss tue crowd coming up Was about to
.s.is . side berth, when the cry of stop
Arising him of the true state Of
d. -. he pOuuced upon Mr.. Necracken
Il. a.t.ined him. MeCraeken at once
SGD ~ and said that be mad taken the
.ss.- nader military necessity. He was
,-srsA, ever to the city, and Alderman
l..;, committed him to jail.
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ORDEAECE OPRIcE.
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!: k.eis Borsls, Secretary of State.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
{. E. PooLER
Witnessed by So
A. R. CLARK, .sqssad
R. KENT, se,i
ISAIAH KELLER.
MldazeBury, O, April 16, '63.

i THE NEW U. S. STAMP DUTIEs.-Messrs.
T.aB. Peterson & Brother, 306 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia, have just issued a new, card,
containing the official list of the "New Stamp
Duties" imposed by the Act of Congress, on
March Sd, 1868. The card will be found
very convenient for reference by, all, and
should be at the side of every storekeeper,
merchant manufacturer, broker, banker, at
torney, or any man of business, as it shows
at glance the amount of stampsduty orEtax
to be paid on everything in everyday business,
as well as the Penalties of the Law, and
Fines for trying to evade each and every one
of the Stamp Taxes imposedby Congress on
March Sd, 1863. 1t is entirely different from
the old Stamp futies, and this card is copy
righted, and is the only correct and official
edition published in the country to meetgthe
wants of the community. 1t will save a
world of trouble to every store-keeper and
business man to havelacopy for reference at
his side. Price Ten Gents aecopy, or three
copies for Twenty-Five cents; or one hundred
copies for. Six Dollars Copies will be sent
persmah sverywhere on rennitting the price
for quantity wanted, to T, B.. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia. w 1isss.s r
For sale at the Ravenna Book Store e,sssas
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY FOR APRIL.
IT his able, instructive, and highly entertain
ing Magazine, devoted to Literature and Ma
tional Policy, is on our table for the month.
It's table of contents is its best recommended
ton. The contents for April are as follows
The Wonders of the World; The ,Chech;
Pictures from the North; II he New Rasselas;
The Chained River, by Charles Godfrey Le-.
land; fiow the War Affects Americans, by
Hon. F. P. Stanton; Promoted Henrietta
and Vulcan, by Della M. Cotton /; Ethel, by
Martha Walker Cook; The Skeptics of.the
Wsverly Novels, by Charles Godfrey Leland;
A Merchants Story, by Edmund Kirke; A
Chapter Of Wonders, by Perth Granton; The
Return, by Edward Sprague Rand, Jr.; The
Union, by Hon. R. j. Walker; Down in
Tennessee Poetry and sPoeticab Selections;
Flag Of. our Sires, by Hon. R. j. Walkor; A
Fancy Sketch; Our Present Position its
Dangers and its Duties; The Complaining
Bore; Literary Notices Editors Table
Termss So. ayear q Address John. F..Trow,
so Green ST., New York.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

Our FRIEND j. J.came into the office the 9TH
er day with wonderful rotundity of coun-
tenance, and bright smile lit up his features,
and his parted lips developed the most bril-
liant of tiyories but in truth Ewe didn't
know the fellow-had to, look twice-and
then almost ask his name. Why, J.,'' said
we, what as the matter-what ails you?"-
Why, nothing-nothing at all, except
have been up and patronized DIR. Jennings,
and let me tell you. he's made new man OF
me, with this splendid set of teeth he has
furnished, and he did it cheap. too. That's
sohat the mattef.'' Ands S ure enough, J. was
right-Dr. JENNINGS had made new man
of him-he looked better, and talked better,
and felt better-and vowed he could eat bet
ter-no man could be more changed for the
better than this identical j.. and yet he is not
the only one to whom DR.. D.R. JENNINGS
whose office is in Phenix Block-has sue
cessfully supplied such aids as the dental arrt
is made to contribute to man-and "what
man has done, man can do"-again and again
if DR.. Jennings is the nianly you mean.
.a F.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
-,
W In D H A N

A LOYAL NATIONAL. LEAGUE, was organ
lied in Windham on the 10th inst, and a con-
stitution and bylaws adopted. Upon the
eveningeof the 18th, a meeting was held in
the Congregational Church, and ably address,
ed by Rev. J as. Shaw and Rev. Mr.. Grant
At this meeting the oath of allegiance was
administered to a large number-this pledge
being the strongest of tests of devotion to the
Union and the Government.
ERECTION OF A SToRE.-E. B. Higley, is
putting up a store building at the depot of
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway in
Windham. The building is sixty by thirty
feet upon the ground.
BRIDAL PARTY.-The bridal party of Mr..
and Mrs. LINUS SCOTT, given upon the eve
ming of the 18th inst.-was the largest party
ever giyen in the township, and as pleasant
convocation of citizens as could be desired.
The refreshments were of the most luxurious
class and nothing could have added to the
perfect enjoyment of the occasion. o. 50.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
BEE Knnr1sa-Aro the people generally

BEE KEEPING.-Are the people generally
Informed of the profit aecruing to those who
intelligently become Bee Keepers. 1t is sta
ted by those who challenge investigation and
proof to sthe contrary if possible, that the
Honey Crop of such county as Portage can
be made equal in value te, its Wool Crop, at
an outlay of comparatively nothing compared
to .he capital required to make the latter
profitable, and without a tithe of the labor
For example, a Bee Keeper, the past season
from hundred and. sixty swarms or hives of
bees, received some $500 for his honey crop
mence the season of 1863 there being an in
crease of enc hundred per cent. Every far
mer can equip himself and take care of as
many bees as he desires without taking any
time from his other duties-and the primary
outlay is very small compared with the re-
turn or profit accruing from the venture. To
do this however successfully, the nature, hab-
its, disposition and capabilities of bees must
be thoroughly studied-both from intelligent
works upon the subject and observation. To
make pee keeping success III ulusG ndfe bho
same attention as science or an art as would
be bestowed upon any given subject or object
wherein one would try to proftably excel
Our attention has been called to the Lang
stroth Bee Hive, and the Langstroth method
of cultiyating bees. We are able to say that
no hive or theory has seemed to offer so many
practical advantages as has this, and we are
inclined to believe that any who spend a
short time in looking into the matter will
adopt the same opinion-and the smallest
house keeper has ample means to secure honey
enough for his own consumption-while very
many can turn the matter to their pecuniary
profit as proper investigation will readily
show S. G. Brown, whose advertisement
is in another column is the Langstroth agent
in Portage County, and has his hives for sale
at the Factory of E. z BRowN in Ravenna.
Those desirous of investigating this subject
should call upon Mr.. Brown, who will take
great pleasure in furnishing any desired in
formation in a field wherein he has had great
experience, and witnessed the most profitable
results from his labors. .rs 4
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R s

Z .5F Z
CoNcERN1NG Pans SOLDIERS = Henry
Chapman, of Go. D., 1o4th Ohio-ded in
the Lexington hospital few days since. He
was avery worthy young man and is much
1amented. = --=--sz-s.--1.ss-,----- q
VIM. Fl. Rees, Thos. Rees, Henry G. Hud-s
son and Miles o. Gano, of the same compa-e
ny, y,are now sick in the Lexington hospital.
VIM. B. Phillip, of Co. D., has lost the fn-
gers of his right hand by the accidental dis
charge of his gun. He is expected home
soon. sSf<s =
FARM SoLD-Mr. L. N, Patterson, has
sold his farm of seventy-fivey acres-a half
mile west of the center, on which he lived,
and his forty acre farm at the centre, to j John
D. Richards of Pittsburgh. Consideration,
$4,000.
REMovAL-Brainerd Selby, Jr Esq, has
removed from the centre Tavern house to
premises lately occupied by Dr. Baldwin,
leaving the old tavern without tenant. Mr..
Selby.has been most complaisant landlord
and is now Postmaster at Paris centre.
| DR.. BALDWIN, is now on a visit to Paris, and
there is probability of his return there, as
the Paris people are pleased to know. !.
| CoRREoTIoN-The officers elected at the
township election were all nominees of the
Union ticket and sound Union men. No por-
ton of the Democratic ticket prevailed
Capital for Paris.
A PoL1r1cAE MEETING of the Democratic
persuasion, was held in Paris on the 11th
inst. 1t was addressed by Mr.. Bester, of
Mantua, and one G. F. Wilcutt, of Hiram
both young emen-who in an impudent and
ignorant manner assailed the Government of
their country, and misrepresented and ma.
ligned men, the latchet of whose shoes they.
are not worthy to unloose.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
NELSON, April 18th, 1868.

NELSON, April 18th, 1863.
Editor Democrat
learn from Mr. VIM. B. Paine, in addition
to what sent you last week, that he was
much gratifed in seeing the neatness and
good order of the hospitals which he visited
in Kentucky. They have faithful and atten-
tive nurses, good and kind physicians, and he
is sorry his son 'staid so long in camp when
sick. He wishes in particular to express his
thanks to Dr. Butler and DR.. Phythian.
When he crossed over from Cincinnati to
Covington, he says, " 1 trod for the first time
on soil polluted with human bondage, and the
influence of the accursed institution was visi-
Bile on all things around. It was to be seen
in the railroads and railroad cars. The first
class cars are not so good as our freight cars
in Ohio. On the cars were delegates going tc
the Peace Convention, as they called it, il
Frankfort At the last station before reach
ing Frankfort, a woman entered the car and
took a seat behind me. % Why, the cars are
unusually full this morning. said she. Are
you delegate to the convention?' No.
was my reply. Where do you belongH she
inquired, came from Northern Ohio,' was
my answer. why said she that includes
the Western Reserve, that demned abolition
hole! Well said l, 'wkat are you going
to do about it?'s After wishing the death Of
me and my son, she saio; The Democrats
are going to Frankfort to-day..to nominate q
candidate to be President of the United States
and don't care which of the two men gel
the nomination, jeff Davis or Vallandigham.
Davis she said, had been fighting the damn
ed Abolitionists in the South, and Yallandig-
ham has fought them in Congress, and DOM
care which gets the nominationA'"
8 There, Mr.. Editor, just look at the spirit Of
Slavery, as exhibited by this woman, and OBJ
serve, also, in what high esteem Vallandig-
ham is held by the foul-mouthe traitors Of
the South! B.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

4 & -
RAvENNA L. n. LEAaUE. "A spirited
meeting of the Ravenna Loyal National
League was held at the Town Hall on the
eveningsof the. / lth inst, Vice Pres't L. DAY
pfesiding.~8 Brief and appropriate speeches
We're made by Judge Day, S. D. Harris, Jr,,
A. Hart, J. E. Wilson, J. King, T. Carnahan,
D. ,. Pickett, w. F. Day, and Others. Du-
ring the evening several resolutions were in
trod,ced and adopted. Yf 4ra s
BY Judge Day:
Resozved, That while others are giving "aid
and comfort to the rebels, it is our duty to
encourage our brave volunteers who are CIV
ing their lives to the vindication of the prin-
ciples of this League-and for this purpose,
the Executive committee are requested to
publish our pledge and the names Of those
who subscribed thereto, and forward copies
thereof to the several Companies that have
gone to the field from Ravenna.
By A. Hart:
Resolved That committee of five persons
be appointed by the Chair, whose duty it shall
be to obtain an accurate list of the names of
all the soldiers from Portage County in the
Union Army, who have fallen in battle or by
disease, since the commencement of the war,
together with a brief and appropriate sketch
of the life and service of each; also, that said
Committee be further instructed to take into
consideration the proproiety and practicabilfty
of erecting monument to their memory, or
other suitable evidence of our gratitude to
them and their devotion to their country.
The following persons We're appointed as
the Committee suggested above: A. Hart, S.
R. Freeman, s. D. Harris, Jr., D. D. Pickett,
p B. Conant. 5gsast5Fe> 1atW -te7t x q
A motion was made that the Executive
Committee appoint Committees in each school
district in the township for the purpose of
receiving the signature of every loyal citizen
in the township to the League-said Com
mittee also to keep record Of all refusing to
sign said League This motion was adopted.
4 S. D. Harris, Jr suggested the propriety OF
collecting, in one Gallery, Photographs or
Ambrotypes of all the soldiers from this
County.a The suggestion was received with
marked favor, and at some future meeting
will be put into a motion. The meeting ad-
journed to convene at the call of the Execu-
tive Committee.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

AT STEMS PHoToGRApHIoiR Rooms can now
be found large assortment of Gard Photo
graphs. (for Albums,) of our leading Generals
and prominent men at home and abroad. Art
Pictures from Anthony's, Brady,srand Fred
9erick's Galleries, New York-a fine Vignette
Of Geo. Francis Train, taken Of him while in
Ravenna. Also, large stock of Oval and
Rosewood Gilt Frames, Albums, and Cases of
all patterns, for sale cheap SODA
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Medical Notice.
DR. w. e. CHAMBERLIN.
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

DR. w. g. CHAMBERLIN. =. a.
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Having located permanently in Palmyra Portage Co..
tenders his professonal the czeBs of the
town and vicinity DR. c. treats successfully all diseases
of long Standing Of male enale Surgical Operations,
Extracting Teeth. and Vaccluating solicited
Office residence formerly occupied by Mr.. Isaac D.
spaudne, where be found at all hours of day
night, unless professionally engaged
Dr. Charberlin wilI visit Rootstown every Saturday,
for the purpose healing all diseases that he be
favored WITH on ov terms free of charge.
Ofee 10 Poueroy's buiingnosv occupied By Mrs.
G. obnmberlin who also treats successfully Fe-
male and Ch:Idren's compaiits- Also, Germans wish
ing counsel Dr. do iu their nstive tongue.
as DR.. thorough German education, medically
and eiassicaily. ~ ssss7S
Paimsra Spril Is 1883 4sv
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

A Brio ;Row--short and ndemphatio--took
place on Sunday evening on Main street, in
front of eager e Foxes Marble Works-be-
tween some Glass Blowers and Irishmen en-
ployed on the Railroad---one of the latter was
most summarily knocked from the sidewalk
to the gutter, and there lay apparently sense
less. until carried off by his comrades--w at
first ran away but returned and carried off the
prostrated body of their late joyial compan-
ion
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
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Two DEATHS have been sent US dno7sy-
nously, during the past week. They may be
all right-buto how do we know? Let all
understand, that no notice of any description,
sent without what is believed to be a respon--
sible name, viii appear in the Democrat. For
what good reason, do men or women send
ing such notices, withhold their. names? -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Communicated for the Portage County Democrat.

w INDIAN, April II, 1855.
At the election last Monday in Windham,
the following ticket was elected Trustees,
Aanson Jaeger Henry A. Hisley, and Cyrus
A. Mason; Clerk, zenas s. Bierce; Treasur-
er, Edward B. Higley; Assessor. William H.
Earl; Constables, Nelson C. Smith, Linus A.
Scott. No Copperhead votes were cast, Cop
perheadism being at great discount in Wind
ham. rsT AZ
On the evening of the 10th inst. Union
League was formed in this township, but as
few knew of the intended meeting, but a
small number were present, but all that is
necessary to have at least nine-tenths of the
voting population of Windham members Of
the League, is to present the Consultation to
them, which will be done shortly = 81 .s5
Large quantities of sugar have been made
in Windham. this season, as much probably
as was made last year, orthe year before last
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

Charles R. Buckalew, the newly elected U.
S. Senator from Pennsylvania, has been a
member of the State Senate from Columbia
county. He is a man of tolerable ability, but
his Democracy is said to be of the Vallan-
digham stripe He was a'bitter Lecompton-
ite during Buchanan's administration. s. ss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
aaditioual Evidence.

REKDsBuRaH, WaysA County. O., July p, 1853
DR c. w RoBAcK-- Dear Sir have been afflicted
for about eighteen years. with Rheumatism in my left
thigh and hip, bat ii have tried great many
remedies and at considerable EXPENSE without much re-
lief short time since induced by your sgsut in
Pills and Hood Purifier and happy to that OBJ
tanned relief from them than from any other medt
clue nsed. believe that the continued use Of
your medicines would entirely cure me.
Yours, &c, ~ ID. Y. MARTIN.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

THE LAY OF THE LAsT'' HEN.-Master
James Hine, of shalersville, has brought to
the Round Table 2 a Hens Egg measuring
around the largest way ~ inches, around
the other way 6 inches The Shalersville
feathered biped is ahead.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

i Upon Saturday afternoon a trio of drunk
en- Railroad diggers were incarcerated in jail.
there to pass from under the influence of a
great quantity CT bad whisky--and the belig-
Grant disposition it excited.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

New STEAM SAW M1LL.-Mr. Lansing
Kellogg, whose steam saw mill was burned
recently in the North part of Ravenna: is
erecting q new steam saw mill upon ground
contiguous to the depot of the Atlantic &
Greats Western Railway. Mr.. kellogg has
his machinery all on the eground, and will soon
get it in condition for service.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

Mr.. JoEI. w. JAMES, asforrners esteemed
resident of Ravenna, now resident of Mad
ison Lake County, has disposed of his dwell
ng house in this village, and does not now
contemplate a return here. The best wishes.
of his numerous friends abide with him. .sass
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

L. C. DoDGE & Co. have purchased the
property known as the .DeWolf Wareh ouse,' ;
at the foot of Prospect Street. The building
is to be taken down, and the stone and timber
used in the construction of the brick store
Messrs. DoDeE are about erecting, few PAGES
East of the Ravenna Book Store As@i 90
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

LORDS DETEoToR AND BANK NoTE Re-
poBTER.-The Eastern -Detectors are invalu-
able to all business men, but this publication
is quite indispensable to Western business
men. Terms, Monthly, $3.50; Semi Month
ly, $500. Address johnson Bros. & Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio "
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

For Sale.

TWILL sell my Dwelling House aud Lot, pleasantly
Gated the OF Spruce and Walnut Streets in
this rilage The house 81 By "a feet well finished,
$50 feet, being half of block. There Is BARN.
wei and csteTn and excellent fruit the premises
immediately II not sold the place viii be for rent.
Enquire at the Democrat Office Of the subscriber
aSaas MRS. A. s, COLLINS. i