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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
{ EDINB URG.

THE SoLDIERs' AID SOCIETY. of Edinburgh,
have been doing their duty this winter far pos
sible They have prepared and forwarded II barrels
apple butter, barrel vinegar, barre 1dred fruit,
barrel potatoes and onions, barrel dry goods, con-
sistng of shirts, sheets. bandages, congresses &C.,
X barrel picsled cabbage, and package containing
l3 flannel shirts, cotton shirt, pairs drawers, L
pair socks, and pair slippers. Also barrels goods,
and Is dollars in money, for the contrabands. The
thanks OF the Society are due Curtis Goddard, ESQ.,,
for the free of his for the meetihgsof the
Society. %g4 "a 4 z@ gs+ 7-- -f.-
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Trains leave havenna as foiiOws:
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- ALF HowARD, The distinguished Violinist,
Guiarist and Vocalist, will visit Ravenna soon, and
giyesone more of his attractive enleftanments.-
Howard lie of the inimitabies and the public
peet Jolly erening whenever he appears Further
announcemeni will be duly made. s.s4s, $ ss
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500 Men Wanted.

anuary 20, 1861. sm
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4 gs..tsstoIssttery a.

A Grand sBallfof he gallant boys. of Bat
tery A. is announced to tike place at DAYS HAIL,
Thursday Erening. February 25M. Kentings Akron
Band has been engage for the occasion, andall who
delight to "trip the light fantastic oe, invited to
honor the occasion with their presence. Let Battery
Angain have occasion feel proud of the friends
whom they represent in the field. AZ
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

Z WHEAT During a few days past, in answer
to quite extensive enquiry. learn that the wheat
in This vicinity has received essential damage, from
the cold and open winter most pieces presenting
appearance as IL scorched or burned over.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

CauRT The February Term of the Court
of Common Pleas commenced on onday afternoon,
Judge O.. E. GB1BDEs, pr esiding There were one
hundred and y;six cases upon the docket at the
opening of the Courts. AS Wa go to press before any
business of importance has traDspired. our report
this week closes with the following list of jurors.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

s The SrooK TRADE.-The following figures
shipped during the year 1868 rom Ravenna Station TO
Pittsburg, on the G. d p r., ,and also the amount
ieffeght upon the same. This stateneut shows
that hisvsinit has ontrbuted quite largely 10 the
stock markets or the east.
i47cars Stock Cattle e............fr freight S4032 90
sheep. ...................., 81 90
7ss Observation-Disclosures. Iss 90
!. z. Horses. ses..................... 6 275 90
207 81 $3.50 O6
OF ttlefrpn - 70 % xere put seach eass max
ing Che weight 10 tons each. Horses II to 8 n
weight Iotons. sheep:A1d Hogs $50 10 iso in bar
weight tons.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

srAnP THE NorEs.-It may not be gener1
ally kpdNh shai lhe eomrnissioner'of Internal Rev
1enue has decstd thai promssory note for the
payment Of any is subject 10 stamp duty by the
act of March 81, 1o63 under the head of ..Inland
Bills of Exehange.'' The penalty for violating the
stump act is from $40 $20u, and addition,
and papers are worthless Without the proper stamp
being affixed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

OssAwAT ME WALKING STICKS. - E. P.
Brainerd, Esq. of Ravenna. has procured from
building erected by JOHN BaowN, Franklin Mills,
in 1880, for public house, some pieces of timber
ahich he has had cut uto sticks of suitable size to
be conyerteds into eanss. Mr.. Brainerd has some
aty Of these, and sends them 10 the Sanitary Fai,
properly labeled. accompanied with tbs statement of
sew cral prominent citizens of Franklin. setting forth
the facts above stated.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

LEorURE.-A Lecture upon Chemistry W as
deliyered, last Friday evening, at Union School
Building, by SAMUEL HARPEs, Principal of W. H
Academy in Chester County, Penna.
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THE LIFE. AND LETTERS OF WASH

K - - - = = = y. z
THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASH.
INGToN fRVING.-By his Nephew, Pierre " :
Irving Vol. ~ New York; /; g. r. PuTSAm- 1864.
5 All the admirers OF Washington Irving (and who
does admire hm?) will bail with satisfaction the
publication OF this the fourth and last volume of the
Life and Letters of this genial author. Nothing more
deli ,htu in american literature has been given to
the public, than these charming letters. drawn from
the private correspondence of Mr. Ir ting, covering
long series of years. and written amidst some Of the
most romantic of the old country, we'll as
the new-the whole interviewer with most attract
i've biographical narrative, by the accomplished and
successful editor of the literary remains of Mr..
Irving. se'N>-'
We notice in the fourth volume, pleasant sketch
of an interview had witt Mr. irving in 1858, by Hon.
joel w. Tyler.-now Probate Judge of Trum bull Co.
MIR. Tyler paid his respects to the distinguished
thor, at sunnyside. his beautiful residence the
Hudson, and seems to have made very pleasing i'm
pressions ga ~ r,.s 9Fs = .zsss ~ s.-fs >
n The work-Four volumes-is for sale at the ka.
VIENNA Book Store. fsss&& EFsaSf@ ~ -
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UNITED STATES
Express Company.

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This Company agents all the principal stations
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Sealed Proposals.

DROBOSALs viii be received by the Board of Edu
L cation Of Incorporated ylaee Rayenna until
the lst Of March, 1864, for Janiior for the Union
School Buidine, In said village. whose duties will con-
sst chiefly Of cleaning smeefing and dustin the
raj school rooms supply ing fuel and making fires n the
proper season. said Janiter to for tae term of
one yeaf, cpInfne ncns March II. 1854
The Board the right reject any all propo
Isl. .cATLIN, =
President BID Education.
Rayerus. FEB. Is, 7s6f. I7-7w afsf
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Local II Offices.
notice to Teachers.

TIE Board of School Examiners of Portage Coun-
ty will meet for the examination of teachers in the
Court House at Ravenna. at 101z O'Clock, A. NJ >,
during the months Of February, March and April. as
foilsws, viz -
On the 3rd Saturday of February, they will exam
inc the teachers of Aurora, Atwater, Brimfeid and
Charlestown.
The zh Saturday of the.same month, the teachers
of Deerfeld, Edinburg, Franklin and Palmyra.
The 3r6 Saturday of March, The teachers of Paris,
Randolph, Ravenna and Rootstlwn.
The 4h Saturday O. March, the teachers of shalers
Vile. streetsboro', sufdeld and Fiudham.
The 3rd Saturday In April, Ihe teachers of Hiram
Mantua, Nelson and Freedom.
The 4th Saturday in pril. all such unable
ship, and those who may have failed and desire re-
examination.
2. -fhe teachers OF the various townships will be
examined the lime designated for their respective
Townships, and at no other.
81 Candidates who have taught, will hiring g Ger
tihcates of Mo cal Chsracter'' from Directors OF the
last district where they taught, those WHIP have
er taught, from some well known citizen where they
reside.
4. None, except those designing to teach, need
apply
s.. None, who fail to receive certificate at any
examination, will be examined more than with
in six months after such failure.
D.. D. PICKETT.
r., 10. q,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

ArPops sT,Rans rpE Co1.nMx- mora the
fret Township in the County to Al its quota under
the call of October last, has again responded, and
secured its quota for the 100000 more-re-enlsted
men two, newgvolunteers, five. township bounty
of 800 has been paid to eaca of the seventeen
WHO represent thattownshiPin the roll of SOC, 900.
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s.sMfTH &.ts0e hav ve just received ssippIy.of
j choice TIMOTHY SEED. 1t is of fine quality,
and they are prepsfsE 10 furnish the farmers any
quantity desired al the lowest market price.
Kasenna, February 3. 1864 l0-2w .sssf ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
Dissolution Noticc.

THE co partnership heFetefore existne under hes
this day dissolved By mutual conseht The business
Will hereafter be conducted at the old stand under
the hrm of Scott Brothers. who Ill settle all business
of Inc late arm. All pei having tettled ac-
connts with s., s. & Co., are requested to call and
SETTLE SCOTT BROTHERS.
Windham. Feb 18th, 1864 l7-3ws
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Rayenna, Feb. 6, 1874. smo.

"a Dr.. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsET, OR
THoRoUeHwoRT ToNIC-No remedial agent has such uni
vefsa application the Thoroughw1rt. 1t has been
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especially bepeftted by this remedy: Headache and dig
ziness caused by bilious stomach 1t cleanses the Skin
better than any other remedy restores the appetite gives
to the stomach and facilitates digestion. Intermit-
tent 'fevers grades and character. dyspepsia with
vomiting of food beichog of wind, and feeling of OBJ
at the pit of the stomach vomiting of bile with
prostration OF strength the smell of food
ing sickness the stomach fulness and tenderness of
the liver around the waist with uncomfortable
feeling of PRESSURE gouty and rheumatic disease with
of the muscles; hoarse cough with rough voice
and of the chest night cough dysentery, da
rhoei, bleeding piles, and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle, 75 cents.
Sold by MRS. c. HATCH. D, K. WHEELER, Raver-
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Yh0rnfon EsoIa,,ys E,faf.

ThornIon EoIaips Estate. -
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned as
IN been duly aPPointed "A nd qualified as Adminis-
traitor OF the estate of Thornton Polan late of Deer
field, Portage Cos deceased
ARET HIVELY.
Deerfeld, Feb. IL, 1864. 3w* s
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.Abrahaxn EHartxall,s Estate.

NOTICE. E.isbereb given that the ndersigned have
lNbees duly appointed and qualified as exeentors on
the estate of Abraham HartzeI, late of DeerfeId,
Portage Co., deceased.
STEPHEN MILLER.
SIMEON HaRTZELL.
6aad Fab ~ Qn&
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

THE FIRST. EXAMINATION of the spring series
takes place on Saturday this week See local notice.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17
HE4DQuARTERs o. .VoL. RESULTING SnRyIcE,as
columbus, o., February 9TH, 1864,

LCIRCULAR.l @ = % =
BY authority of the Provost Marshal eneras. is
announced that premium win paid to any none
commissioned officer, private, or citizen, who pre-
sent an accepted recruit,syiz
For an saecep1ed recruit who may be shownto have
served at least nine months as soldier, and been
discharged, a premium of $e5 So sss.,.
Foran accepted recruit without the military quali-
hcatioLsaboye specified, a premium OF SIS ~, :
In case the recruit is presented to a Recruiting
oser, tnota Provost Marshal,) the certificate oil the
U. S. mastering Qaieer, that he has been duIynns
tered in the u s. service will be required before the
premium is paid. 'ss u : q 2 3 Il
Capt. Z. R. srETs 18th U. 3. Infantry. al Gin
cinuati, O., Capt. HENRY noUelAss, 18th U ]. s. In
f4ntry, At Cieyola d. o., or Lieut.. EeBERr PHELrs,
18th U. 5. Infantry, at Columbus, o., VIII pay The
premium, as above. on presentation of.proper GER
t:fcates. $3.50 asED. A. sPARRoTT,
sss sGol.slst Ohio Infantry, u
.Hzaro spp,to. Y. Recrui,ing Service. i
JAMES a. a. s ;3,..s,. 3, s,
Al Assietant Adjutant GeneralsxSR =
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5onaIssIoNRDa I 8 oFFIcsass 8 lit is announc, ann inc,

= sSGoMMnssIoNEDa 0FFIeBRs lit is announced
by co potent authority that ssoieers are not credit
ed part of a quota, they entitled to any
bountya Theysdo list, and cannot resenlist,
but by special commission with certain defined
Of rank aud compensation. Bounty is al
ways considered 10 be gratuity special payment
for enlisiing, notsfor aceeptnga commission. as,
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~ y 80 - AOiSoJ SlsOii, piieso oAAo -
ecutors and Administrators the followingeslat
and tls following named Guardians havepsesented to
the Court o Probate of said County y,thersetement
counts, which placed file the office of Judgs
OF said Court aud continued for The Inspection
caption of all interested until the Sch day of
March, A d 1864.
Sarah Diver. Final settlement.
Theodore olmstead. ...-...-.-..... do do
Wealthy Tutties = - !. ..s- do do S -
John Frost. ~. Partial do
Lyman w frask do do
Anna Sherrn an. do do
David Lane do
dsf3estuick-- do s~s do = ~
JehaI Hitchcoc och, Guardian Adeifa A. Hitchcock,
Final settlement essts 1ssx xsst KS szSizs ss
Edwin W.Adams, Guardian 10 Antoinette shirtlif,
Final settle ment. sQ-s 4 80 49,
Samnel Hastings, Guardian TO Erasmus D. Sawyer,
Final settle ement. sss 8 . = saaz sss {
vaisnsne s | Hsyd. Guard to q osterhold, ct al
Partial settlement
Joshua t. GatIin, Guardian to Laura G Cotton, par
tial settlement.
Rosella Horr, Guardian to Irenar Horr, ct all, par
tiaI settlement.
Attest: o. P. BROWN.
Probate Judge.
Rasenna, February II, 1864. I7-2w
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WANTED.

nR.C. C. CARROLL wants 10 employ the services
u OF. FIRST CLASS DENTIST, for which he will
paysa liberal price. -
None but those regularly educated in Dentistry
r -Ravshns, sshhs ohio, Jan. 90 1884, g7-n
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Wesferia Ekeserve sem mary

VIE spfing Term Of this institu ion wil onmenee
TUHSQ4K Hu~M ffteenth,
and eontin ua fairteen weeks.-. =
The school s pleasantly situated; has extensive
apparatus rapidly growing Cabinet and Library; and
all the surroundings SUCH as to make it safe
ri eat for the Young.
Il. u. JOHNSON.
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TO-day's s. Advertisements.

+ IST OF LETTERS IS remaining IN the
~ Post Office at Ravenna, Ohio February 10, 10 &
CurIiss, " e - e Merrick, II - - :
Campba1f Ezaheth Osburn, @ T sss7 3 2 -
Ksneda,J Robei, Grist nif
Mrponad. @ K Wilder. 1ieivina $ -
McGinn, Cynthia n E4sss = siss 80 sss5si
IA. GILLETTE, P. NJ.
Ravenna, February II, 1854 1w fse
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-17

SESAroR DAY has Obliged US with various
reporIs and documents of State officials, &c.
See Advertisement of Uniuefsat Wrimger,
in this paper.
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HIarenda fHancocix,s ESTATE.
NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN ulYappeinlad ad with ,yili annexed,
Of the estete OF Marenda Hancock, deceased.
SILAS CROCKER.
shalersvilIe; January 9th, 1854 I7-3ws
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Rufns \ e,Hton,s ESQ!

Rufus NeHtoass Estate.
NIoTIgEs hcrebs gypps that the Elsscriberhas hsens
lS alsii and qualified Executor the estate of
Rufus Newton. late Of Portage County. deceased.
Dated Franklin Mills this so; iay OF October, 1863
feb1T 3w ID L. ROCKWELL.
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THE WESTERN MUSIC AL7WoRLD.-

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~. - house aud Lot FOR sale. I
III The Undersigned onsrs his Honsc and Lot on
Pratt street for sale For terms, enquire of the sub
ecribers and after the lst of March, A. r.. Grin,
Esq. JAMES ARNAHAN.
Ravenna, Feb. II. 3ws
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ortags CJu. gealotfat.
RAyENNA. OHIO.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

weanesaay..........February II, 1864
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Special N Offices.
cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
.HHnn nc M "A nBNz re-

0oMMzNoiRe AoNpIAK, JAsgART Is, lses
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PETIT JURY /

Valentine Monree,s Rootstown Wm.P Knapp,
charlestown Frances Carlton. Mantua; H. A.
Waldo, Aurora; H. NJ Finch, Rooistpwn; J. G, Me-
Clintoek, Hiram; NJ. d. yHoleomb, Paris Amos
sIeghbaugh, Rootstown; Chas. MeachanI, Randolph:
J. b. Cotton, Nefson John W. streator, Freedom ;
Dudley B. Wells, ,Rootstown. .3s 3 II ss6. .s.-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-07


Gen: Steedman, well known as a Democrat
and fighting General, has lately visited Toledo
aud made speech. He said:
'To-night am unexpectedly recalled to my
post of duty / had expected to GO to the old
Third Ward polls to deposit my vote, and there
meet many familiar faces, but | am, TO be disap-
pointed.
But must give you little piece of history:
Near the close of the campaign of 1860 went
over to Detroit to see Mr.. Douglas who was there
speaking and Dennis Coghlin, of this city, was
with me. did not go to hear Douglas speak
for had heard him many times but | wished
to talk with him and learn of his chances of sue
cess As | met him, he said, "It's lover with
me, and added, "Steedman, if you can do any
thing for me TO make my record right in Ohio
do it, for l want an honorable record" l as
lsnred him that / would do all could, and ON
his assuring me that Lincoln would be elected,
/ said, Judge, what kind of a man IS Mr., LIN
Icoln? GU know him, have Practiced law with
him, and can tell '' Mr. Douglas replied He
is al. honest, tearleSs man. ard tie country loaI
/ be safe IN his hands" n
The prophecy Of the Little Giant has proved
correct. The country is safe in Mr.. Lincoln's
hands. Thank God an honest fearless man W as
chosen and will the American people so blunder
as to turn him out in the midst of his labOrs TO
crush this great rebellion? i solemnly believe
that the Administration of Mr.. Lincoln is or
dained by God, and when the great work isac-
complished, he will hear the plaudit, swell done
good and faithful servant" Never has any one
had such task of such responsibility in the
world, as President Lincoln has had for four
years Mr.. Polk, in the little "scrimmsge" with
Mexico, thought he was sOrely tried with the
iealousies and chickering's of army officers, which
I ofter sariorslv embarrassed him. hut how liz
tie of all this do we see in the great armies en-
ployed in this stupendous STRUGGLED So sue
cessful is the President in managing all jealous
les and disputes, that, that even the volunteers
and regulars have come to act in harmony and
will vote in body for Old Abe r. r
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CoDDerbeads Idea of McCIeIIap.

The Courier des Etats Unis, paper edited by
an allen, in the service of the French Empire,
sends up the following hoiceopinion of McClel-
Mcclellan is really new man. For more
than two years past he has not taken part M the
inlt,tneGn Jodr commenced 6y the BuT1sSideS the
HOoseTs, and The SReT1nanS. His name is not
connect with any of those odiOus measures Of
the Administration; and the first great violation
of the Constitution, The Emancipation ProelaDad-
ton, made him Sheathe has s,oOrd. Obliged to
fight, he was, however, never sullied his name
by any of those extermnating and savaga expe-
dition which have dishonered Sherman. Kilpat-
rick and Butler. He belongs to than school Of
Germans who can yet look upon the Confede-a-
tes as countrymen, while most Of the Generals
now in the service hardly look upon them as
human beings" -l t.l 14srr, hf