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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27
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!THE DEADsALIvEs---Mrs. Fleming, avid
osv, residing IN this town, some two OF three
months ago, heard that herson James---a
Union soldier--was lying dangerously i'll in
the hospital in New York. Since that time
she has heard nothing save the rumor that he
WAS dead. Last Friday he very unexpscted-
ly made his appearances. ssTsfs ~
The mothers feelings upon seeing one
whom she supposed to be dead, may be inn
agined.
SALE OF REAL EsrArE--A. Humiston has
sold his residence, together with eight acres
Of land, west of the centre, to parties in
Trumbull County. Consideration 100000.
Alsosabout eighteen acres on the opposite
side of the road, to Newcomb and Pierce, at
$500 per acre. =, a.
John g. Mason has sold his farm of rs
acres to VIM. Fox, of Ravenna. @
REvIvAL-The Disciple Church here, is
engaged in holding "protracted meeting"
Rev. E. Wakefield, of Bloomfield, Trumbull
County, is the principal speaker. Fifteen
persons at the present writing, have made a
public confession of their faitn in the Lord
It is to continue the remainder of this week,
or longer. ,esszs5szess,s ,aTvetrs
WRITING CLAss.-The class at the " Ec-
lectic" in this faverite art, is in charge of Mr.
). R. Staire, from the State of New York
who is one of P. R. Spencer's pupils. Il
numbers between so and 60. Y-.s.s55z
The GREAT SToRM.-The bedy of snow
that has fallen within the past "a hours is
almost unparalleled in the history of Ohio
winters. To-day, Jan. 18th. the snow has
fallen almost incessantly since early morn
with Borean'' accompaniment, equalling
in its varied intonations, those grand old OF.
gans in some of the European Cathedrals.-
Truly, to Nature we must look for the grand
est, and most sublime demonstrations Of pow.
er, ever witnessed by man.
Mr.. A. Pardee, a citizen of this place. thi.
evening in coming from his house to the pos
Office, distance of about 60 rods, to look af
ter his son, who had ventured out through
the storm, was SO completely exhausted tina
for some little time he was unable to speak
Upon recovering little he expressed fear
that he should be unable to reach his home
whereupon Thomas Young and Chas. Pierce
kindly volunteered to accompany him. Tn
journey back was accomplished by stoppinI
at the institution building, to rest for shor
time. May God pity. the poor! Many ar
without proper food or clothing, or even
comfortable shelter. How thankful thes
persons who possess a competency, yet mur
mur, should be, they are so comfortably stu
ated. ~
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NELSON.

SHEEP KILL1Na.-M II. Odell has recent
ly had about a dozen sheep killed by dogs,
and larger number badly bitten. He has
killed five dogs. Mr.. Goff, of Pennington,
has had some thirty sheep killed by dogs,
quite lately. r--.a.... s....54 4.s-z -. 49,.
LAND SALE.-Mr. A. Hayden has sold his
farm in the Northwest part of Nelson, for
forty dollars per acre. fi SOS y
Mr.. Perly Fuller has sold his farm in the
same quarter of the town, fer little less
than $4,000 per acre.
The MEASLES. are largely prevailing in
Nelson.
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Editor Democrat:
Allow me through your columns to express
the grateful acknowledgements Of myself and
family, for the very pleasant donation visit OF
friends on the 21st inst. The day was fine,
the snow was beautiful, the hearts of those
who called, devised liberal things, the occa-
sion was one of social enjoyment by the aged,
the ;rniddle-aged, the youth and the children,
all like one harmonious family delighting in
each others happiness. and manifesting theil
kind feelings towards those for whose benefit
the appointment was made ses5f i9-s',i
Several reasons combined to render the
number of .those present, somewhat less per
haps than in some former years. OF these
will mention but one. And that is a sad one
Some of those whose faces were wont to be
greeted with pleasure by us all, will be seer
here no moro. They sleep the sleep of man
And they were of the flower of our beloved
young mon. We think of them often, and
never more than when we meet in the socia
circle. and in the sanctuary. We will cherish
their memories and appreciate the sacrifice thai
has been SO promptly and bravely offered fol
i their country. They were all volunteevs, ane
fell where duty called.
'.9 Respectfully yours.
VIM. POTTER,
Minister of the LIST Congregational
/ Church of Freedom.
January %, 1864.
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DAILY, at the RAvEsnk Book STORE.

QUARTERLY MEETING third Quar-
terly Meeting of the present Conference year
viii be held on the Ravenna charge, on Sat-
urday and Sabbath next. Services to COM
mence, on Saturday, at 2 P. M. Rev. M.
Hill. the Presiding Elder, will preach. After
the exercises of Saturday afternoon, there
will be a session of the Quarterly Conference.
There will be preaching Saturday evening
Love Feast Sabbath morning, at O'Clock
preaching at 1919 O'Clock, followed by the
administration of the Lords Supper; Sab.
bath School Quarterly Meeting, at P. M.
and preaching again, Sabbath evening, BY
Elder Hill. assAa Ea so
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RooEsgoWM.

DoNAT1oN.--The visit to Rev. ]. 0'Neal
of the M. E. Church, was very largely attend
ed, on the afternoon and evening of the 21st.
The receipt in money and valuable donations
were estimated at $4,000.
THE FINE sLEIeHINa, rendered the past
week unusually gay and attractive, particular
ly to the young ladies, who mer.iis improv-
ed the privilege granted them by the addition
to the month of February. " Leap Ycar''
parties seem to be popular, and generally in
dulged in. 80 81
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The HOME JOURNAL FOR 1s64.--The first
number of this well-conducted weekly, fer
1864, makes its appearance ina new type
graphical dress. 1t looks decidedly handsome
and attractive. The literary topics always 50
ably discussed, and the large variety of infor-
nation contained in its columns, make this
one of the most desirable papers in the
country.-Boston Transcript, Jan. ], 1864.
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The HERALD and the WORLD,

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1864, is now
for sale at the Ravenna Book, Store. Price,
fifteen cents. The Tribune almanac gives, in
addition to the usual astronomical informa-
tion, complete summary of the political
events of the year, of the acts of Congress,
of the cost of the war and of the govern
ment, the principal state papers of the year,
and full tabular statements of the election re-
turns of 1868. No pamphlet issued in this
country is so replete with useful information
as the Tribune Almanac, and every man in
terested in public affairs should secure copy
Its statistics are accepted as authority by all
parties, having no partisan bias.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27

QUARTERLY MEET1Kas.-Elder Hill gives
notice of his third round of Quarterly meet
ings for the present Conference year, in the
Ravenna District. as follows: Ravenna, JAN
uary 30; Akron, Feb. s.; Cuyahoga Falls,
1e; Northampton, 20; Tallmadge and Mog-
adore, 27; Franklin, March 5; Hudson, 8;
Rootstown and Randolph, IL; Edinburgh, 12
Deerfeld, 10; Bedford, 10; Warrensville and
Solon, 26; Twinsburgh, 26 Jackson and
Ellsworth, April 2 Charlestown, 2 Wind.
ham, g.; Braceville, 16;. Newburgh, %.
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MAN MIss1se-some FIVE weeks since.
John Gould, man of intemperate habits,
left his house in the night, while in fit of
delirium tremens. Nothing has been seen or
heard Of him since, and as he lived on the
bank of the canal, near Lock l. West. the
general belief is that he fell into the canal
and was drowned. His family are in condi
ton of abject poverty, and have been supplied
by the poor committee with means to keep
them from starving.
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Mammoth sleigh rides are all the rage in
Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Parties Of
ESQ or more are an every day occurrence
There are jolly times, this winter, among the
hills of old Berkshire. ia sra 70 a4ga
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vALENr1NBs, at the Ravenna Book Store.

THE ATTENTION of the reader is directed
to the advertisement of the Government
Claim Agency of A. W. Beman, in this pa
per. Mr.. Beman is securing an amount of
this class of business, and meets with great
success in the prosecution of claims of this
kind. His, facilities for this purpose are of
the best, and business put in his hands will
be promptly and honorably transacted.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27

A GRAND FESTIVAL was held in Salem on
the 14th for the benefit of the families of
soldiers. There were donations of fuel,
grain, vegetables, and meat. amounting at
cash valuation to $3.50, with donations of dry
goods, cash and proceeds of supper $4s8,
making in all over $4,000. Salem may we'll
be proud of its patriotic people, and their good
will to those who represent them in the field.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMs.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the fact that Will Pound
has been licensed as Government Claim
Agent, and is prepared to attend to any business
of this kind which may be entrusted to his
care. His Office is in Phenix Block, and he
will be pleased to give any information in his
power to soldiers or their heirs, claiming PEN
sions, bounty or back pay.
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SAW MILL BURNED.-The Steam Saw
Mill Of Alfred Kellogg, some two miles from
Ravenna, in the Beech woodstock fire on
Saturday night, and was consumed before it
was discovered. The mill had been running
upon Saturday, but was left in safety, it was
supposed, when the days work was DONE
Mr.. Kellogg was first aware Of the fire at a.
m. on Sunday morning. The mill was val
,led at 81 500. .
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MURDER AT ALLIANoE-Freder Hose,
late an attachee of the Provost Marshars
Office at Alliance, who was member of Co.
a, 18th O, V. l., and who lost one arm at the
battle of Stone River, got into trouble with a
soldier at Alliance on Friday, which resulted
in the death of the soldier, by stone thrown
by Hose. Hose was always a quiet and
peaceable man while at home. The mur-
dered man lived in Minerva, Stark county.
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DR- @ g CARRoLLs New Dental Adver
tisement, in this paper, Is commended to the atte
ton Of tbe reader Few strive so aithfaiy 10 deserve
suecess and patronage, and few readily attain IT,
as has DR.. Carroll. during bis residence among us
Competed critics pronounce every piece of his werk
aa fat, AID those who have employed him uniyer-
sally heir deish. and u psobaalon
with bis treatment.
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]. D. HORROR will attend promptly to the
settlement of all Soldier Claims, and to the
transaction of all business connected with mil
itary matters. Having been extensively an
gagged in this class of business for some time
past, he has secured facilities and experience
which. will make it an object for parties need
ing such service to call on him.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27

GEN. GEoRaE B. WRIeHT. having retired
from the office of Quarter Master General of
Ohio, has been appointed by the War Depart
nent to the Command" of the New Arse
nal to be constructed il Columbus, with the
rank Of Colonel.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-27

The .Vallandighammers in the States, are
now being called upon to contribute to the
support of the traitor in his exile, he being
reduced to pauperism by his treason. Verify,
the way of the transgressor is hard.
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Editor Democrst: sast .ssafsks ~ sRs g
You will please let us express our obliga-
tons to some three hundred of our Rootstown
and neighboring friends, for the very liberal
donation they gave US on the 21st inst.
Our parsonage was crowded to its utnost
capacity in the afternoon and evening, and a
mere joyful and satisfied company we have
net witnessed in many, years of itinerant
travel. -
The company left for our profit ever one
hundred dollars. JOHN OsNEAL,s.s
MARIA ONEAL-
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A New TINE TABLE, commenced on the
c. & P. R. R. on Monday. The afternoon
Express going south new leaves Ravenna at
so5 p. M; Express going north at TIL P. m.
See time table.
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FEsTrvAL.-The Soldiers Aid Society of
Franklin Mills, will hold Festival, this,
Wednesday evening, at Kent's Hall. An
Oysters Supper will be served, and agood
time generally is expected.
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SoJouRNER TRurH has been carrying food
and clothing to. Michigan colored soldiers
She is now eighty years old, and says she
wants to live till all her people are free.
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A Louisville dispatch of Monday, to the
Cincinnati Gazette, says there are rumors of
an intended rebel raid into Kentucky. The
rebels will enter the State at three different
noints
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GoDEY FOR FEBRUARY; Peterson for Feb
ruarg; ATLANTIC FOR FEBRuARY; Harpe,
for February; LEsLIE's MAGAZINE BatSoa
for february; Nick Max; Yankee Motions
for February, at the RAvENNA Book SToRE
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NEW YoRk DA1nY Tribune TIMES. Herald
and WoRLD, are now received daily. at the
Ravenna Book Store. Price, Scents per copy,
or 25 cents per week. sHeaesr
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In Mahoning County during the year 1868,
159 marriage licenses were issued, A letters
of administration granted, rs wills admitted
to Probate, and Insane persons sent to the
N. O. Asylum at Newburg
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AuRoRA filled it's quota With the foIlowi

AURORA filed its quota with the following
men who all joinedthe 9Th o. ". Cts : = zs
sChas. 4. Maddox, Nov. 4; ] i'm Ritter, Nov. II;
WIN. r. King, Nov. II; Chas. shaner, Nov ls; ia OBJ
D. Peseraon, Dec. s. Thos. Jenkins, Dec. 4; VIM. J.
Donaldson, Dec. II; John Watkins. Dec. Is; Thos.
Montgomery, Dec. IS; Patrick Barry, Dec IS
All OF item are non-resisents OF the County.
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S.A. D.-The wife of Stephen A. Douglas
is engaged as clerk in the Treasury Depart
ment, at Washington.
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Hon. James W. Grimes has been reelected
by. the Iowa Legislature to the q. s. Senate,
by vote of 128 to z. 52a 10 sig s44 ha-
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FoR THE ARNY.-Capt. 81. II. Willard,
though hardly yet fit for field duty. leaves,
this Wednesday morning for his regiment
the 42nd, which is now at PLAouEmINE, La.
on the right bank of the Mississippi river, 112
miles above New Orleans-and nearly 20 be-
low Baton Rouge. Capt Willard has long
been devoted to the cause and the service,
and has nearly laid down his life in its behalf.
It would be gratifying to see his services re-
warded by tie promotion to an advanced po-
sition, which his talents enable him to fill
Lieut.. Jennings also of the 42nd goes for
ward at the same time. The examining
board before whom he will appear a. Cincin-
matt, will decide the question whether he goes
back to the army, or remains until more fully
recovered from bis wounds 3 ssss
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ExAM1NArIoN.-At the Examination Of
Teachers, on the 18th inst. twelve applicants
were present, eleven of whom received GER
tifcates.
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It is positively asserted that General scho-
field has been appointed to the command of
the Union forces in Tennessee, in place of
General Foster. ,s ~
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The Methodist Church in Ashtabula was
slightly damaged by fire on the 10th inst.
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AT THE Ravenna Book Store, Tribune
Almanac for 1864.
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A well-to-do man in London cut his throat
while of "unsound mind, . so the coroner
said, caused by inordinate smoking.
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Como VALENTINES, at the Ravenna Book
Store.
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THE 14TH is coming. The Valentines
have come, at the Ravenna Book Store.
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vALENrrsEs FOR 1864. 4.-A fne assortment
of Nlentines are now for sale at the Ravenna
Book Store.
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To-day S Advertisements.


WANTED.
TAR. G. @. CARROLL wants 70 empty the services
IL ol.a 81 Ksr CLASS DENTIST. fof which he will
pay liberal price. IS %e % sft -
Rene but thosa rxgtfza rlu educated I'm Deptissry
aeed apply. e
Raysnns. .ohlp. Jan. %, 1855. sz-u =
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NoRTHKRS ONO SANITARY FArR.--fn Chi
csgo Boston. Cincinnati, aud else where, the sani
tary Fairs recently held been very snecessfsl.
The people hare contributed generously, and thous
eads OF doliirs have been a;cum uiated, to tbe ex
pended for the benefit OF the solders The Northern
Ohio Sanitary Fair is be held at Cleveland COM
mencipg February ed. Its will depend, not
solely upon tho people of Cleveland, but upon the
resJenss Of the country surrounding whose patriot
is and generosity, II is hoped. win be fully anstcd
in the enterprise. Suitable committees and officers
have been chosen, and the work of preparation has
already commenced. building is being trectedfo for
the Fair, covering 25 600 feet. will con-
tain 1ne art hall; hall for the sale of everything
in the line of the ussfuI and fancy also for The
exhibilon Of battle relics old paintings old urn-
ture, and other curosities. will alec be arranged
with lecture hall to accommodate audience Of
5000 TO witness the tabIeaux that will be exhibited,
to listen the eloquence of Miss Dickinson,
will probably celiver lecture the occasion.
All classes tr sdss and professions expected to
contribnies The farmer is expeetedto send butter,
cheeae, apples, potatoes, corn, OATS eggs, chickens
turkeys, anything his farm produces. And 40 Of
the tailor, the carpe or the merchants the miiliner
the the hzer &c., Of their productions
Tho ladies expected send bed quits nightcaps
stockings, handk embroidery, dolls, dress
ing gov fancy articles, &C., ad infaifn In fact,
every thing that be saien worn, used or handled
will be received, from the smallest to the largest
vor. The railroad companies will transport freigh,
free. 4s.s4 ,s4as- 4 <,xsss5s .s,sssE ny Il sts-s-
/ lis desired that every visit tbs Fair, during
its progress, and for this purpose, railroad compa
nies will probably carry at half fare to and from the
Fair, and IL necessary. it is expected they will run
trims for the purpose of accommodating thoss
4 who vi h to attend sa q ~ Z
i In Akron, Warren, Painesville, and other places
the people already enlisted In the enterprise
preparing fer the occasion. In Rayenns move
mont has Just been ihaugurated in this behalf ]
Eprelimiasr. meeting was held Saturday, at th,
residence Of X. A. Gillette, the result OF which
lspfesented in the following oficial notice:
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In ruRsU.scE of the cali made upon the ladies' OF
Rsvenna, through The circulation Of handbiis.
meeting hold the residence Of r. Gillette,
Saturday afternoon last, take into considera-
lion the preparation of box OF fancy articles for the
Northsrn Ohio Sanitary Fair, TO be held At Cleveland
February 22d.
The bad condition Of the waiks prevented : large
| attendance; but enough were present to show an
sarnest feeling. which believe cannot but result
In good works
The young Iadies Of the High School were well
represented, and il decided that thay form so-
cety, to meet at their recitation room Saturday
afternoons, under the direction of the following
dies; Mas Mary Campbell, Mrs. F. A. Burgess, and
Mrs. D. NJ. clewell.
qua nifty of material for fancy work bavng be er
donated. the following ladies were appointed com
nittee for cutting and preparing work therefrom =
Mrs. K. A. Gillette, Mrs. E. R. Wait, Mrs. 8. j. Par
mele. Mrs. a u. Restviek, Mrs. &. B. Mason, mrs.J
g. Wilson, Mrs. N. paliter, Mrs. w. Conn, Mn
\ H. G. aanney.
The committee who had canyassed the town, asking
contributisn. Of the manufacturers and others, 70
ported very favorabiy. In case. We believe, were
they dismissed, without promise Of somshing; and
The donations specified In all valuable
appropriate.
We hope that .hs esriisss1e.s manifested by IL,
ladies who convened, is an exponent OF the genera
leeng, and we believe IL il, and that only hint
to the direcss Of efforts, is necessary. For III
aid Of such cannot readily decide, We would sag
gesf few articles, which always find ready sale ut
Fair. The whole list of crocheted. Knitted and en-
broidered articles for infants children's weas
embroidered slippers; articles In bead, she'll con
work; needlebooks: toilet cushions and mats tidys
se., &C.. each or which named artictes wiz readl
suggest others of the same class. Some OF youn
ladies particularly neat aud tasteful in the
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gortaee 90. gealutrat,
RAvENNA, ONO.
|IoOAL AVID mrso,ELLANEoUs.
ro-Day'. new Advertisements.

lET7Will Pound-Business Card.
UFR. A. Gillette, p. M.--List OF Letters.
TTcharles 4. wifs7Brick Drng sfore.s
IT'S. A. Hinman-Lyman B. Hinmsn's estate.
TFDr. G. c. Carroll Wanted.
TTC. s. Leonard. NJ. D. Business Gard.
IFC. W. Roback-special Notice.
fET7nr. c.. C. Carroii-suresoh Dentist.
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VALENTINES, and Envelopes to match, at
the Ravenna Book Store.
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HE STATS or ONO. PROBATE co0Tr.

Ha 1ssTlsz sLmIs asv51r 81 U.aao. PRosATE co0Rr
IOTICE is hereby given, that the Ex-
ecutors and Administrators on the hefoiIouipEessabr
the Court Probate Of said County their settlement
oounts which are placed file in the Office of The judge
Of sai Court and couIined for the inspection and
espsscn of all persons Interested until the Sd day o.
Re,r nary. A. d 1854.
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WILL POUND.

West end Of Phsnx Block. up stairs. Entrunee from
Main ST.
disrs or their Heirs, for Pensions, Bounty Back
Pay
dec9 Iys
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IST OF LETTERS remaining IN the
- Post ONCE at Raveun6, Ohio. January 81. 1874
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Early, John MeIaren.
Freer, Miss Myers, David
Green. Steven Morrison John
King, Dansl G Nfchei, Eusenia
Leonard. G M n koot, Mary L, SIR ss 4 y
Lagore, John Robinson, Sophia
McGInnis, w Rosenbau.
McCahiil, Patrick Thomson, Sarah gs
McCombs, Sarah Taylor, Sarah
Wigman, u
$50 IL. GILLETTE, Pm.
Ravenna, January ga, 1854 Nv
C. s. LEONARD. NJ ID
RhysfciaB and surgeon.
ozHce and Residence, Main ST., East end.
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