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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13


rTyO Jeremi4h bby, Allen Abby, ,AIalrina Hsnrick.
i EJabv Henriek, Roxy Ward, Isaac Ward, ,spbifna
Kennedy. Ellsworth Kennedy, Eisie Parker, Phiisn
Parker. Laura BFiley. William BEiley- Lure Warner,
Davis Farner.and Eliza Mulhoilaat: fon sre here
BY notified thai op the 9th day lapHaxS 1864,
Altha Abby and staard bly, As ad minisiratorsof OF
The estzte Of Abs sdeceased, died their per
t1tion Ia the Court of Common Pleaa of Eorfcgs
County, Ohio, setting forth that tbe personal proper
ty of said estate insifhcient Ia pA5 the debts
thereof That said decedent died the folio
ing real estate: Situate In The tow ns7p Of Hfr4,
County of Portage and State- Of ohic boun ndEd aud
described foft1w Being ict number 80 in the
yillageef Harrisonjn IN said township Aises ten ecree
ef land, bounded as follows-Reginuing n a sake
ding IN the south ine Of village lot pomber DC,
cnaiB & Ct the s. w corner Of said village bot
number Sc. n. 90 deg Z S chains 10 the ceDtsr e
the CuyahoZa river, thence south a. deg, ~. cszin
Is Isks; thence south 223 deg W 10 hains and SO
link thence south deg, w. hains 81 inks thence
south a9l deg, E3 caains, a links theIees south 57z
deg, E.ss chaiDss 50 Inks thence s. SO deg, Va
chains 81 links. to post; thence north deRs =. IA
chafns All links, TO the place of begnnngs confafn-
ing ten acres of laud-ii being the homestead upon
which said Jeremiah ABBY lived al the time Of bis
death. Said petition further tate that Aitha Abby,
widow of said jeremiah, fs entitfed 10 doNers nnd
thai she, and her minor Henry Abby, are enti :
tied to estead IN said premises Petition p<2ys
Tor the assig ment Of dover and homestead and tha
sale of the Aforesaid premises, subject 10 the saie.
The will be tor hearing At the noxt term OF
said Court. p BY ALPk0Nso HART,
Plaintiff S Attorney.
.yan.1tth, 1885, ls-sw - ts's1's'A - :
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
An Importans vement.

g al the rebel prisoners, confined at various
points throughout the loyal States, are to be
removed at once within the limits ofGeneral
Buffers Department, and he is is'henceforth to
take charge of the exchange sof prisoners.
Several officers at Johlison's Island will be re-
moved to Fort Delaware. By this arrange
-ment, Gen, BptlerewiH be able to mete out to
rebel prisoners such fare as the rebels at
Richmond give to ours. 2 s5ssI5
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
The Prs.iaenrx.

II is getting to be more and mere manifest,
that among Unionists, scheining politicians
are already at work for their favorites for the
next Presidency. The strong. popular. cur-
rent runs in favor of the re- nomination of
President Lincoln. The people desire ii, This
the politicians see, and for this reason they
urge that It is too eariy to discass the question
Of the aext Presidency, and YET. in secret.
they are at work, with might and main, to SO
lay the ropes as to oysrslaugh MI. Lincoln,
and promote the interests of their fsyorites.
Mr.. Horace Greeley is supposed to be one of
these. He steutly decries, in the columns CT
the Tribune. present discussion of the next
Presidency, while in private, he is understood
to be moving with his customary perseyering
e,iergy, to make interest for Mr. Chase. He
unwittingly, or heedlessly, disclosed some-
thing Of his programme, in his late Cooper
Institute speech. Mr., Greeley is singu-
lerly ecceptric.y He is very variable, and so
far as he is concernad, it is impossible to tell
what aday may bring forth. He moved with
great and determined vigersto defeat every
body at the Chicago Conventions, but Mr..
Lincoln, and is now moving with equal pigor
to defeat him - why, may not be SO easily
told, for, the ways of crochety man are not
easily explained. Esa
4s The people desire Mr.. Lincoln above any
other man. II, seeing this, Mr. Chase would
step aside, and oppose no obstacle to the peo-
. r,less choice IL wa1,ld he a oracefnl ats which
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
Farm in Hiram for Sale.

Il seven acres, located insthe South West part OF
Hiram on the town ipea between Hiram and Free
dom. Tho farm is in high state of cultivation, is
well supplied with living has splendid orchard
Of choice fnit all good buildings all in good
repsir. ss .s.s.fs r 3 E-s.st
TENNIS or SALE.-Price, 5000. 1000, al time of
sale. 50 900 may remain in deferred payments, on
ten years time, A deeised- For further particulars
apply 70 EoKexN GAsKIlL on the pyemises.a
g s-sis 80 - -; - -.eALBERT WHEELER.
fiifans.s sDecs %, 1885, a3 4wssssff - q
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

Gov. BRoueH's sTAFF.-The Cleveland
Herald reports, : on good authoritity," that
Major B. R. Cowans of Belmont, formerly
elected Secretary of State, which office he re-
signed for the position of Paymaster in the
Army, viii receive the appointment of Adju-
tant General Of Ohio; Merrill Barlow, Esq.,
of Cleveland, that of Quartermaster Gener-
al; and DR.. R. N. Barr, of Columbus, Sur
geon General. tssss. .sss.. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
yohns MS island. Tsllja "a.

The. ice has rendered ohnson's Island no
longer an Island, and fears have been enter
tained ofta.news attempt on the part of the
rebel officers at that point to effect their es-
cape. To meet any movement of this kind
a large force has been forwarded to that
ranintet 80. I,.,a... .iEaaaf .llst-EIgE.s .st
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
Death or arrs. Eawalrd Tn om.o,n,. ,,.

! The deathsof Mrs. Thomson, wife of Rev.
DIR. Thomson, for many years President of
the Q. w. University aud now editor of the
N. Y, Christian Advocate, is announced. Mrs.
T. was a daughter of Ex-Gov. Barley, OF
Mansfield, and a most cstimable lady. She
died in New York, aged 43 years. Her re-
mains were taken to Delaware, Ohio, for in
terment -. 80 .,,...,..f u
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

Some important arrests have recently been
made, of persons shipping arms inllard and
carrying rebel mails, &c One is a British
Lieutenant, who let himself out to the dis
reputable business of a mail carrier for the
rebels. He will have time for reflection on
the follyiofs sinners5within Fort Lafayette.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

There are fears entertained, that the rebel
pirate, Alabama, is about to attack San Fran
cisco. A Major General, an infantry force,
and several batteries, have been assigned to
that point. as3A
Resolutions have been introduced into the
California Legislature, asking, United States
Senator McDougal TO resign. He is one of
the most dissipated men in Washington.
The either day, Sam. Coz, ,of the Cohim-
bus district was exposed in q fiat falsehpod,
in statement made by him in his place in
the House. Sammy subsidized. 81 hiil
he indications are that President making
speeches viii soon be the order. Of, the day,
IL both Houses Of Congress. .aslasb aatd5
edItsis reported that Gen. Burnside has been
assigned to an important command, but not
to The, Department Of the Ohio. 81, i,asl IN.
8 Itsis reported that Gen, Foster has beenre=
lievsd from his command of the Department
Of Ohio. Upon what foundation the report
rests is IN S, /. sps.ls;gf sas,
-1.Iast week it was reported that Gen. Burn
side and Gen Garfield had been ordered to
New York, there to await further orders. So
far as the last named is concerned, the report
is doubtless premature e sfEs siseizs zstslio
TheIP Potomac is frozen solid as far down
as 0ecoduon A 3. s',.,..ss 60. ~ #
"A large batch of nominations for military
oficersof different grades, has ssbeen sent into
the Senate for confirmation, among them
thirty Major and between fifty and sixty
Brigadier Generals s5rsi4 ssfj se.sg56I
rsGens Grant is recommendation promotion
from theyrahk Of Brigadierto Major General
in the regular army, to date from the fall oi
Vicksburgos .g tIEf
1t has leaked out that official reports put
the Union loss in h lled, !, wounded and miss
ing, at the battle of Charlottesville, at tht
appalling figure Of $4,000. @ 2asss 2
Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Judge of the y.
District Court, and ex-Secretary Of the he Int te
rior, died at indianapolis on the 9th inst,
] fhdiana's quota for volunteers is. full, ana
/ there will Be no draft in that State. =
I z-t
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
Dec. Goddard and als !. .adasr.. . .s@sas

leies Goddard and ais -4dssrs, % aJsstuss
Hdyes and others sszssss ~ Z. =
GHERlFF sALE.-In ohsd,ence 10 the eoudnsnd Of "a
order of sale issued fom the Court of Common Peas
Of Portage County Ohio, and sbsll etr
sale at public at Of the Court Hcuse
10 Rasennn, Saturday, the 18th dsyof Febsuary. k
1854 about Ii ocIerk said day the follow
ing described lands and tenementat TO vii: ei< ~
sstate b. township of N the connty
OF poftsRe aud Slae OF Ohio, ana i bounded and de-
seribed the nor eorer
village lot on center No and thence running so
uisefyrope Inks west sFo chains aud rs
thence meth links thenee east chains snd
rs links the beginning coutainug fourth
of an pf land. be the sama less -
Als0 ker piece parcel Of land s1tc<<e NJ sHE
township shaersTille is teiET
part of lot No. z6 In bounded -
foiicus-Commencine south east corner Of lot
formsry owned hy Francis ohamesri srd running
south chain thence two ehaps and rs Links 80
post hence Hort chain and thence eazt ehrin<
and i6 links, to the place Of beginpR about
fourth OF an Of land b the same nore o >zs
and subjsc to an iegsi high sys aud roads
e follows: The nr.t sad second described
pieces at $500 o. = =
Taken on order Of sale The pro2e<ty Of Jnstin
Hayes st the suit 81 Deos Goddard and a. adm'rsz&
a''' sa,n q wiILxAm 4 rARsoNs, shersf
sherifss oHice, jan 18th. 1861. .5w
& a. G. RkNNEr PTftz' At'5s-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

Dispatches from East tennessee give in
formation Of 4 adetermination on the part of
iLongstreet to make desperate attempt to
rstake Knoxville. It is said he has, been
largely reinforced, and BOW has in his COM
nand 4o.Do0 men. ...s.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

THE OFFICIAL VoTE.-Both Houses of the
Legislature were occupied on "Wednesday in
canyassing the vote at the late State election.
The vote on Governor is, Brough 2S56o8 /;
Vallandigham, 183, ,984. Broughs majority
1oL824, Anderson's official majority is, 9S,-
7a7 Godmall's, e6,599; Dorsey's, 96.656.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
Chief .1nstiee tranex whose death is

Chief Justice Taney, whose death is SO
ardently looked for by certain individuals,
who want his robes, 'lay at the point OF
death all night. not long age, but after all,
obstinately refused to die for the aecommoda-
ton of the ambitious, to their grievous dis
appointment. 5.5eia zssg
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
Singing Exercises Am Geography.9
Charles .4'7CEdrk. vs Richard ". Watrouus.

ctHERIFF o5ediehcs to tiie command OF Fl
s3Fa execution issued from tn Court of Common fleRs
of Portage County Ohio. aud 10 directed Il shall offer
fr sale at public aueion. Aueerburg, in the town
ship of harleSoyn. in said Portase County satur
day, the 23G day of January 1885 at or about
O'clock p nj the following described goods aud chat
tells, toit about -four hundred twenty four tur
keys Terms casb.=F ID ~ szr,s.ss,.
Taken ri Fa the property of AnseI shipman at
lhe suitof Charles A. a9T 81 9Ii7i cts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sheriff. +
TarIor & Horton, Prffss Atys.
Sheriffts Office. Japuary Htb 1884 iaIsI3s2w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
= Espui.io,, OF carers Bavis 2.

ssse Ex puIsi on of Garretf Davis. S2liA
THAT 1garr9lous old disloyalist, Garrett Da-
Wis, United States Senator from Kentucky,
takes frequent opportunities to give his trait
orous ipropensitiesa airing. He ought to be
expelled from the Senate Senator Wilson
snubhed him the aother day. A telegram
saysr: g Mr.. Wilson produced quite sensaa'
tion, otTeringa resolution to expel Garrett
Davis. fromssthe Senate for disloyalty, as eviai
deneed insliis resolution recently introduced,
wherein he called on the people to rise against
their war leaders and take the conduct of af-
fairs into their own hands. Mr. Davis denied
that be. meant by this anything more thanlan'
/ appeal to the ballot box, aud said he was not
as. anuchs q rebel as Wilson had shown, birn-
i'sef, to. beowhen Massachusetts was in rebel
lslonqagainst the Fugitive Slave law. The
feeling against Davis is quite decided, but still
it is scarcely probable, that anything like ex-
Epulsion will come of it." hfs.sai 10.
/ The drivellingg, snjyelling, hoary old traitor
Twill try to whine himself outlof the scrape
Toe long have such perYerse abettors oftrea-
son been tolerated oa hsse .bsa q. ss1
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
plrorce soslcs

TTENRY Gardher Is hereby notihed shzf 36l<lns
II Gardner, bis vile, he 18th day Of November,
1868, 6Ied her petition kains hir5 N NE Court
for divorce and The eusfody OF the minor ctiIdrc1.
-Nflifn1 absence and groes neEfeet c15 er :
Said cause viii 6e far hearipg a the pext tenn Of
said Court Said defendaRti j. mrihef potaea ibak
tif to be used al The trial his ca1ses 81 he rcs
sdslses of Elias seles In ksens e Tnsoips zcnfa
1864, between the hours Of 8 ofcicck a n and 3
O'Clock P. MOI said days and 90 sontnne Ron daS
to d1y. ssss. ,l..,ss. - 81 ss-si
~ = By Aipbonso HslsslsF AifE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
CoaI for sale.

by the Cur Lead or at RETxIr and delivered to
Orders may be lett for the present ct the Rayenn
Book Store. CRANAGE ANDERSON.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

Hon. Henry Hubbard, q prominent lawyer
in. Western Massaehusetts died this resi-
denee-in Pitts6eId, Berkshire County. on. Hast
Christmas day aged 81 years. He,was. a gen-
tlsman Of great ability, a graduatesef Wilt
Jams College, and exerted wide and benei-
Acial influence in the region where he lived.ad
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
3 N Il w PRIN 4 s,

ea 81 sstt tzsssa5 ssstssfEf Sszs1fsfa
of all the standard brands. at 22cthe kisdyou
paying % IS for day tip top Fast Color
chants mix them up with their befter goods andsell
them all % cts Will be tolu that these goods
good for nothing but don't you believe IT. Wait until
Won see them Remember they none Of your Fnlsy
Cloth, and poor styles bu. they good goods and Just
good styles as you hpd in any print Come snd
yourselves, and when you in che store just
took at the prices Of our Cotton Cloths - -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

arch Bishop Hnahes disdiat his residence,
q New York. o.. sunday .JanuaryiS 3, aged d5
years. ~ ysssssss asf lsfaa - sss'sa -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13

. wsane.aas s.--......s.naary ~. 1854.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
NEW PRICES

sEE6ss SFitf 81 = ~
Pss ta5ssd 5fs sifias sasefssssars stsa =
zfs 80 Has@ - - - - se5szsf ss6ss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-13
ooRREoTs0 wtkK1
Per Pond

The Ohio stafsile lixes /
the folIowing commodltie
Timothy Seed. IS lbs. {; II
Seed, 50 lbs: Buck wheat. S
60 lbs; ; Hominy /, so lbs; 1 n
Potatoes. SO lbs Dried p
pies, IS lbs.: Wheat. so n
Corn in the Ear. 20 lbs; r
lbs.; Barley, 90 ibsS oass,
gafian Grass Seed, so lbs.
The sun., 1864-09-29
HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

4 GOOD BAY CART HORSE FOR SALE,
(1>hoap Price iI0. sound and kiuu. tsil at the
: bic, IA Johul. u Il, ar llNt d It B.UOkly
Lviolo 10 O'clock A. VI. OF aftet O'Clock i. Il,
A HORSE FOR SALE-SDUND AND
"A Kind, u hands hilh. PIC sS5. Apply ist
The sun., 1864-09-29

GOOD HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP
"A ded IN 'o'h trlct nLt cant, w.I he solu chc.p,
as he osper has no uts Tor HIN. Inquire at o1J
Gree ~
The sun., 1864-09-29

TO BOOkBINDERS-AG GOOD CT TIER Oh
L he Austin mAchine wanted q. II, So - Ceut'e
t,t1 " A..rA ,NiIK
The sun., 1864-09-29

yIELP WAITED IN BROOkLYN-WANf-
4 lIuInediately % experienced rcrvrnt' cooks
-hnltc-n1ds- nu 49, 50 1lnstfees's and D.. t-L.
cOr-T YORKER. frr p5rcl.u' i'rl'ilrs. r'ei =. tnu
s.ghost s.,- Iu sontl.mcn's isrDileA and hr'"H {;
il-o rgt ug., W. ttols hsi.cupctr. pncfs Is picr
So. Apply to si,. ht.NINp, 10 Court I, Book
The sun., 1864-09-29

T ADIIs lAU,iE TO CptRArt OK SIN
i<sof al " / W'lso ins lnes hsn-.. practice MI
IrfUst ol M kint= Of me. shirts, ended Ia
-uiu Ircr learniuc. Ap.i, q, CLnion 81 door
Gu Iiuurt.I . an
The sun., 1864-09-29

II ESCNuORN & co, 3s Walkcssi z5o
GOOD DYERS AND SCOURERS WANTED.
~ Dost wasOs ..veI. JOHN MONEfPESNN, ~
.anel l-t 4.
The sun., 1864-09-29

CURSER WhNTEp-A MAN THAT IN
l. ior-taIir hay tutn,nb apI oil 4lus have
:esdy rnapioy nlut aud good wascs AZ 10 and la
-. -
The sun., 1864-09-29

LOR SALE CARRIAGE AND WAGON
fanting tus. meas Tor cit ~ ~ rcc9Iut VI sCk.
nsas. Inquiry at IA Easi JGth st In tho tafte-
shlp,
The sun., 1864-09-29

HUDSON RIVER X. R-FOR ALBANY
llTroy, ths Solth .ad West from ChaInbsIs A A;
and " A, 81 0ad 4 . aud lv.A1 =. = saa onSun .
dSys ~ ~ i, u tSpW Sath = ~
The sun., 1864-09-29

no SHOEMAKER WANTED, NkN
.on Root bottoms at los iuliou sv, brooklyn 10
no BAKEKS-WAN1ED AN ASSISTANT
l. on cake, &c Inquire It 90 secoli av, corner II
The sun., 1864-09-29

,,FANiEN AND FiREMEN WANT 1ED-FOR
} the Upitcd state, Navy for two years. The
iRhes' cssh bountos ps'c on passing exauiaaLol.
ID applicants can dHp ID on ,us. ~ Honorable dea,
a. Apply al EaaI Dio.iEsy,
90 NOLAN \ IANl'fNN.
The sun., 1864-09-29

Z AIDES IALuhI 10 Ofi.RAIE CS
l<N hecler 4, Nj ou's aud Singera y ur ua-hinD;
Jsl tlckinr, hclrH!as rn. fAt.y hIadiut, peri ct
- ; 1: recommended g. shop Rie lcalnirr. Mchig"s
orauL At Mr.. iilOi.'SpNa, llS lwery-screr.l
t't.eun Ith and sth ayrs ilo
The sun., 1864-09-29
SEWING MAlEusNE...

A Ill WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
" Gs1sXE ~ Z. FL SGr xsIs ssss ssa''si y " s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

SHOEMAkERS WANTED-A MAN on
~ .~omsn'- work. 70 20 a short distance In the
Try, sood wages aud STEADY work. AIpIy u Diy
D. u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

II AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on
AWheeler 4 Wilson's sewing nachue by an expc-
renced operator for 81 in all its branches Call Tor
. days, ct SIS West 43d Ct. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

MlLLISERS WANTEp--G GOOD MILL.
AVx ners and : sppreltices. good wages and st.eiv
Snpioyment all the yea through Call at $50 Erl.h
svslus for two days 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

CIRL WANTED TO-DAY To LAY ON
~ sod ct 81, 50 and IS CentI. 81. Gao. ". ALIEN
AMBER. i59
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

TOB PRINTERS DESIRING \ STOCK OF
- printing paper. obtain some cheap .4Kss, ty
applying at the sun Ollco. Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23
EoR sALr-Two wEu..MATCHEp IROl

LlOkSI.S AND CARRIAGES AND WAC
! Ous oi sd hDs scllIn. oil. 2UJ new aud Vi h,na
tnr.u-t+, luFalti nud bminess wAgols: "a no,.s
some 81 th'n 10" pe"d 10 Nevins II, Bro0kly n All
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23

DRESS BOYS-WANTED 2 OK . FIRST
rate feeders for cylinder presses. Good wsses 10
he beat boys familiar with the work. Apply al So
Spruce 4. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-23
BUSINESS CHANG ~.

LHUK SALE--A FIRST CLASS RESTAU-
l. rant with hI'urcs, established 10 Year,. Doing
dno business. Enquire At Az Sixth ave. 2sy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-05-11
Public Meeting.

In pursuance Of the call issued by the Ladies' Aid
Society of Lewistowu. the citizens assembled IN the
Town Hall on the evening of the 9TH May
The meeting organized by the selection OF Gen.
James Burns Chairman. +. j. Hoffman. JOS. Mken,
W. Wentz and Dr. Atkinson Vice Presidents, and q.
w. Elder Secretary.
Rev. Barnes. Messrs Elder. Woods, Hoffman and
Mckee addressed the meeting on the importance of
the Aid Society using their organization TO collect
money aid Of the T. 5. s. Commission. and materi-
al useful and fancy to be placed in the hands of the
philadelphia FAIR in aid of the object.
Res0iref. That this meeting recommends the COM
mitees appointed by the Aid Society collect funds
and material for the IT, s. ). c. Also to solicit funds
and material in aid of the L. s. Christian Commission,
when donors prefer that organization.
ReS0jUed, That We earnestly commend the claims OF
the L. 5 S. C. and L. c. c. to the attention of ndi-
viduals and organizations in this county,aS nently
fitted for the great work in which they engaged.
and entertain the hope that a generous public will
promptly come up in aid Of these commissions, and
place in their hands the TO relieve as
far as human aid can the suffering which ensue
from the great battles now impending.
RsOiued That the Ladies' Aid Society of Lew istown
will cheerfully cooperate with organizations or indi-
vlduas in this county in this work. and assume the
charge of money material for either the L. s s. c.
Christian Commission
Any communications addressed 10 Mrs. Walters,
Pres Mrs Elder, Treas or Mrs. Hoffman, Sec will
receive prompt attention.
On motion, adjourned.
JAMES BURNS, President.
GEO. W. ELDER Secretary