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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

THE EaLL-sUFFfeIENr THREE.
Great q American Rene edies.'
IS Known as s.EIeimboId,s,
GENUINE PREPARATIONS VIZ.
HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT ~BueHu.''a
5. ssas sARssPARILLA.l
sss s.se IMPRovED,R ROSE WASH.
80 Rze-5.s ------4at sstssS ss5f hes.-
- HELMBoLD's s
GENUINE PREPARATION.
E .sa3 .aIGHLv coNCENTRATED"
=. gas. coMPoUNDH s4ess
FLUID EXTRACT ..BUCHJ,
A Positive and Specific Remedy
.e9'7 For Diseases of the
BLADnEFx, ,KTDvEYs.a GFs 4yEI. ANDl
3 aeDR0PSzC Al > SSyEs-E-lNGS- iaoas
This Medieide increases power Of Digestion.
escites the nRBENrsiptn healthy actions by Etch
On 5s TsE gaI s MeNTs sss 9ssssd
wen pain 3 nj i A u,e,ation and is good for MEN
WOMEN3 OR CHILDREN. i 90
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sP4aa TON w EA A>EsSfss,
Arising from Excessee, Habits OF Dissi-
PATTON, Early Indiscretion; or Abnse,
assgs. tes stii.* as4ts - g sssa -
ATTENDED, WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Indispositipp to Exertion, Loss Of Power, ,,'. 81
( Weak Nerses.a = a4ea ling 1s
Dtmnsss q Vision Pain LIN, 10 The y, Back ',ss ,,
no. Heds, Palid .cotntensnee.l 5.
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
1. Dear People" :

Having returi.ei sfroin New York with nice.
stock of goods suitable for this market am
pared to offer nducemeuts 10 rhasers which VII
hun,t,,ar shout this thing fHIGH PRICED DRY GOODS
since the er. Gnos b. sold at less han they
have been and afford satisfactory reaaaerntion,
couteiit to sell goods at
= LIVfNG PRICES. ee' q s.sa1
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
Good All Wool bll. Broad Cloths

A. So so The hes goods the money County.
Splendid heavy goods $500 Amy lady get
ttful cloak for small amount of eney by buying her
CLOTH at si5l Gsr35,& ~ CLEwEELS.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS

The very bess Merinos in market They much finer
and wider than any other make of Merino>. The same
manufacture Of All Wool Deaines, in all clors- inst
the prices you pay for in ierior goods Re-
member, aud look at them when in town.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
LEGaL NOTICE.

BY LuraKae eDAvi, their atf'y desso-sws
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
Legal Notice,

Dec, 80, is6e-sw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

90 .II $50 ..o -
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

pugnant to humanity as il is incQnsSlisat with
the Bible and destructive to liberty
In the same lettaF he goes on to say Would
any one heleve that am master of slaves of my
own purchase? am drawn along BY the general
inconyenieRce af living without them. will
not, cannot justify it; however culpable my
conduct, viii SO far pay my deyoir to virtue
as to own the excellence and rectitude of her
preoepts, and to lament my conformity to them.
believe time will come when an opportunity
will be afforded to abolish this lamentable evil
Every thing we can do is to improve the oppor
tunity, if it happens in our day, and if not let
us transmit TO our descendants together with
our slaves, pity for their unhappy lot, and an
abhorancs of Slavery"
He closes his letter thus " know not where
to stop. could say many things on this sub
ject, serious view of which gives a gloomy
prospect to future times"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

asked him to go before him, or he would be shot
by others, but he told him to go along He
started, and had not proceeded far before he met
a rebel who presented his pistol. Harrison beg
ged him not to FIRE, but paying no attention to
his request he fred and shot him through the
shoulder, and another shot him in the leg He
fell, and while he lay unable to move, another
came along and was about to FIRE again, when
Harrison told him he was badly wounded twice
and mplored him not to fire. He asked Harri-
son if be had any money He said he had
little money and watch. The rebel took from
him his watch and ninety dollars in money, and
left him. Harrison is probably fatally wounded.
Several such cases have been related to me,
and think, to great extent, the whites and
negroes were indiscriminenty murdered. The
rebel Tennesseeans have about the the same bit
terness against Tennesseeans in the federal army,
as against the negroes. was told by a rebel
officer that General Forrest shot one of his men
and cut another with his sabre who were shoot
ing down prisoners. 1t may be so, but he is re-
sponsibIe for the conduct of his men, and Gen.
Chalmers stated publicably while On the Platte
Valley, that though he did not encourage or
countenance his men in shooting down negro
captiVes, yet that it was right and iustifable.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27
Patrick Henry ON Slavery.

In letter written in 1878, Patrick Henry
says: Z" Is it not little surprising that Christ
ianty, whose chief excellence consists in soften
ing the human heart in cherishing and improv-
ing its finer feelings, should encourage practice
SO totally repugnant to the first impressions Of
right and wrong? And is it not amazing that at
a time when the rights of humanity are defined
md understood with precision, in a country
above all others fond of liberty, that in such an
sge and in such country, we find men profess
ng a religion the most humane, mild, meek,
emile and generous, adopting principle as re-
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

Tn the course of his remarks at the opening of
the Sanitary Fair in Baltimore President Lin
coin said, in reference to the Fort Pillow affair
When the government determined to make
soldiers of these colored people, he thought it
only just that they should have the same pro-
lection as the white soldier. (Applause.) And
be hesitated not to declare that the government
would so protect them to the utmost Of its pow
er Whenever clear, authenticated case should
be made out retribution would follow, 1t had
hitherto been difficult to ascertain with that GER
tainty which should govern q decision in
matter so serious But in the affair at Fort
Pillow be thought they were likely to find
clear case. The government had no direct ev-
Idence to confirm the reports in existence reia-
tive to the massacre. But he himself feared that
the facts as related were true. When the gov
eminent does know the facts from official sour
ces, and they substantiate the reports, retribu-
ton will be surely given. (Great applause
But how should that retribution be administered
was a question still to be settled, Would it be
right to take the life of prisoners in Washing
ton, in Fort Delaware or elsewhere In retalia-
ton for acts in which they had not shared p
Would it be right to take the prisoners captured,
say at Vicksburg, aod shoot them for acts of
which they were not guilty, and which 1t will
probably be found were the ordering of only
individuals or possibly of only one man. The
government will not fail to visit retribution
when the facts are clearly proven.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, Soldiers
&K&Aid Societies, clcrgymen, editors and others
are respectfully requested to aid in disseminat-
ing the following notice, which is of interest to
ali who have friends in the army:
DIRECTORY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange"
ments for supplying gFatuitonsly information
with regard to patients in the United States
General Hospitals at thefollowing points, (0thers
will be added:)
Eastern Departmeats:~-For information ADJ
dress "OGce Sanitary Commission, Washington"
Washington, d. G.. Cumberland Md.
Georgetown, d. c. Point Lookout, Md
Alexandria D. C, Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore, Md. Fairfax, va.
Annapolis, Md. Aqula Creek, va
Annapolis Junction Md. FORK, Penn.
PHILADELPHIA Deparntneet. information,
address coffee Sanitary Commission, No. n
South Sixthstreei."
Philadelphia Pa. Chestnut Hill, Pa
Chester, Pa. Readingl "a.
Germantown, Pa. Harrisburg Pa
New York Department For information, adj
dress HOfce Womans' Central Union, No. 10
Cooper Institute -
New York, N. Y. Portsmouth Grove, X.
Albany, n. !. boston, Mass.
Newark, NJ j. Burlington, Vt.
New Haven. Conn. Brattleboro, Vt.
Western Departments. For information, adj
dress OFcc Saaifary Commission, Louisville, Ky.
Columbus, Ohio. Louisville, Ky.
Cleveland, Ohio. Covington, Ky.
Camp Dennison, Ohio. Lexington, Ky.
Gallipolis, Ohio. Danville, Ky.
Cincinnati, Ohio Perryville, Ky.
Quincy, Illinois. Bowling Green, Ky.
Cairo illinois Memphis Tennessee.
Mound City, Illinois. Cldrksville, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind. jackson, Tenn.
Evansville Ind. Murtreesboro, Tenn.
New Albany, Ind. La Grange, Tenn.
Saint Louis, Missouri. Gallatin, Tenn.
Tronton, Missouri Nashville, Tenn.
Rolla Missouri Yicksburg Miss.
Springfield Missouri. Corinth, Miss.
Keokuk, Iowa. Helena, Arkansas
Davenport. Iowa Grafton, Virginia.
Paducah, Ky. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown Ky. Parkersburg, Va.
Lebanon, Ky. Clarksburg, Va.
Columbus, Ky. Charlestown, Va.
Columbia, Ky.
Information will, gnder ordinary circum-
stances, be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any or all of the following
inquiries n the application is by letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail; if in person,
il will be answered at once
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

TTNION OYSTER SALOON, The
- subscriber would respectfully call the atten-
ton of the soldiers and citizens of Point Look
out to the fact that he has opened for their
accommodation an OYSTER SALOON on the
bank of the Potomac river, adjoining the camp
of the I'd n H. V,
1854 +. r. FORMAN.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-27

Information will, snder ordinary circum-
stances be given to any person who may apply
for it, in answer to any all of the following
inquiries. r. the application is BY letter, the
answer will be sent by return mail if in person,
it will be answered at once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
6uISUhlS.

DIsp, November 22j, j. BUcaAHAs MUIR
rus, Youngest 200 Of DR.. b. and NJ. D. Muir
ply, aged !, years.
j. Is. iiurphy. cornpsoy B, First FiFsi5:s
Cavalry, #iokh.fn'd Br;fsds wss iIstIery
s;i!si ri The charge WLiuh Itpn!asd tbs enc
CIV y. E;..a'. Hill. S.en:nioah 6Guhsy, Wy
gins.
Annane tho yGanu fnartJrs ii onT oouh!ry,
liner, re ncue who deserve IL !.is?ier NEED o!
n:a;so .i.u :s gallant !olh;:r 10 youthful
.r.or TN; enterprises i!s*ra ia ,l;ssyr t1hits
p:.;,s il. Lho c,.i IL arias. iais.1:ssn he lott
:he s!t.i..yH Of Istri0tiaEi. and lelt booze Aii
.a!.roI 10 ka:tle IL Lis COURT a eaofe. HE
,.,.,- ~ ~ chat but Iphe tho less tfll!!""t.
Au:crc ;ac braY, bis msnly form was Al-
,e,,s .es,, il, tho thicEsut Of the fight; and
r., ;bu, fs,a! ,,aar2,, his faos ~sa iit up with
!. s-,fless sn.i..:. IF which DEATH itEe!t d!t NOT
+n,:yo,y ,s; him. Tnas Cur country baS ioSs
q s.,i.ier Of promise, noae Will depf' cape
o:.l;y his comp.nitnsiu hrna. VI ga "Pe'i
ami 5rark di.puaisioa, TO Had tbs irrofilo !; o.
hi. ,ciepu,,tes. s'3ll Of Wit snG sPr'sst,
mrs. hs va. tI.a lilo Ut si's ,sla:iy cife!a. IA
= ron, b Was Initui, rilent'aa.,s sna Sshn;
sss ,:.tnsf, ;5ving sna Beloved; anu 1us
:asr lis IS sn.ss, niIes eni, Iantesr: h'o.hsl :
and s;s.er., IN tyErsthS ri:l fetu'sn"e .: ..
our oouatrynea, .wssp d7eF thsiT F'S'h a.
bartls.
Rs.sinois ard Hsgsssto~E laa.) papers
pissse copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13
lB@
OBITUARY.

Killed, ia the bsttie nt Cedar Crsss, "a Lie
18Th OF Uc:chef, ISL, Lieut.. CuAHLes ~.
.tN17e.oT, Of CaMhcs.SuG county, We.
Wnai the dark c:neds began To rise, and
:,arthn,ana ;hundars reyeItsratsd slcnE CIR
rnlitioa. toriTgn, and ell si2n5 wore cTuii!aus
,,f tho terrific eta:m tl:s has eaao sTeIt "9sr
Gil. l.t,l. sprtalirg devastation end ruin IN
il. GU So his ne,tol ous Gntj rot Ct this hum
t..o .,iau::, i:ilur.cc,l hy he ardent ciGc'i:nE
Of pure and iutiy rn'r:nii:ui, enlisted under
.hs beuntr e. t!:c CoDiidtlate Sintes and
through lie c7s"h!ii rs:!ud ni four ycgrt It
l,iaoty Ee,, hIiid p!ieGtious, har5fiips sEH
tsnI-, lie exhibited tbs sa1ne warm attachment
for ,h5 Gauss waish iis had sspoused gid sl-
pays order the su:aancs Of right rriEc:r CT,
Il. neYer al,suok irom anY responsibility nur
ia:iut. 20 discharge cry duty. Il. wsD eDgsg-
CT =, :aany tat;ita, III which ha difpluyfl d
is=,sa ns oat,i.,sG3 AMI bravery that tntitle
~, 4. /. piaac Gr'': Z 7ec befG:a Of his age
.9s; y.rnsa, tEgrN7>7l Il; .ils taritta 81 same,
G;ii esc;sc Ia; pride ald adIairA:,1:i g: pes
ssr;i. Shsn tbs 5a!tna:s OF prsJudiis "nd
.a::.l1@:.y i: :cuott.:. al iran, everywhere,
s!.u!I -,e i.;,Gg, ::a c'ear Eight 0! iEarar;'El"
~, ~: is :rr q: ;tn ino:iFao Thioh L3'natt
10 ,,..lha great at:aggi.. Ert il Tas nds IN
10 c:arao;.r OF t.rs solder clone that ie
exhibited 10 n:n::y GrI,.Inendatle traits, Ia
;,s sso.s,t r1eoncts Of Rome isr away from
Sic 4 il. sa: i..i,o III r:r,,i,, whele praas sno
;rhtaalty reiHntd, ths sWeeseat virtues
rsoaa fcrts. iii. 10 mu5h resple5dsncs ana
a.. rae:io.. 80 ,o;,, he was dutifui ana III
!cc:.sa.t,: is /. bi o,hef, hs MSS Rind MID rou-
i;ain. rs i.isnd, be was trus ana sincere, ard
as /. tun.rh,.;i,, is was ssGii bic ant interest.
in.. Conrts0uo a;d urku.s IN his msnuers, ts
waa tx !r:c:,::h;., t:i:i cs:eoM rf saang, Fhn,
:rpresiae:rg hid unlle Qualities END nter'1nE
ysrs:l. ;rc:. :;n:t his haEis in the cssSet Of
m.u...y wills .i,c2 mvur,. hia t,nt;lialS ond
Iis k.s L:.. cut Gown 10 The Iiti idlar III llfe
r.; !. gene. We sLEli ste him 10 ri@re. lie
lilo has heeo iIcrrtt aa Ii skcrificb OF The a!,hI
Of lis country. Lie is numbered among TIC
rassera Of Freedom.
III, llnde less5 rot attic !nEE loud cry
Nor staits suh s,rcSms with u nrims"nd ysi
He thauis no {" cha &c" nnr tho hrh7e Ghd i3ihs,
ror he lies 10 tho grave Ct 81! gtc'i!Ei deeds:
The huts oi :: tr;n1hphah: reseT's.t;2n t,S
n.ia III. ;iutli and sasc"Ss that lcttlo On sl!f
comb <s.d c,cess the hcsrt OF herth7sd friends
Gro T.. I'oog So.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

ID eaniounLinS conmmnism viii, maaimWw..-.-
1t would net ba un;n::restinS to trace the
approaoh Of the recp.u y: thsso i;sssss towsr.l5
thu mwea rGicu!od doci;.uassf sccia!ism---
Co.imGnisE: "a i5a Gcatyius w,ia., NAH III 10
anlnmnho, or wiki us the State. occupy s!,a
place in cu.amagee Ct the middle laAG buy
lns i:"Ht !''e proa:taeT st whnlsfa;a r.ssa,
aud selha. t. ths canauIAtr without IGa
pCCfits, uosls aud charges which art acquired
ny tao wll,:,s, the nccsssi,iss End thu avariHs
.; sho middle mSn. II tho S,s!e, .asIe.o:e ,
viii e.tanl Ito STATE agency TO ali tho pfinti.
pss nr,ic:es Of production, nid bnying ,ism
az whole,alo prices. aud transporting sl,t,n
from localities CT Gbur1ar-:s u those Of
scarcity, SILL ta;in L. oust. anl only surh i.d-
7apoo as Ehuil Save the Stats hhsrulsse, il will
practically Illustrate ~. .aarimaa bat COM
maaicm. spd il sill dc rarel, :.ntd IL lbs .et,.
pls Ard to The can.a. We therefore hnps IL ii;
:t.s iteEisstnro wi:e-&-ipGHVa e.nd eala1ss tia
STATE nssnc7, nnd, iuru,raieS mDrS cani.sl,
sxscn4 ~ 5saefits 80 every article Of r:oi,.c-
si1A an! 10 e,org ssctioa III tbs Common
wsa,i:.
We are .nuch PLEASED with the recon-:
uen.: ..i.us Of Ito t36T.:acp uran ill.,, sab
~ u aasso c,ua,riptioN. ia writes 10 sao
!.syiaia.trs l;he uus ;:giuiHn, Ike au egrrI-
neg; and hoo est paltioEic Cln sls.ste, like eIe-
s,ut, r,su, iirm i'll tic PURPOSE .f l!yc-:y. apl
resolved noe to permit eny question ui ,;re-
party to stand h.tNeen his csuit!ry nai
her liberties I'LL, Legislature o rir
yiniG Las nGW the opportunity nF Gg7in
:es,i'yimg tie a'ia!:araDte purpose 8. to-
S:.sc TO be f,rri,s flea Gr"m Y,rs.s
,t,..nua,;uH. hci ii. 'tet;a:ia:: u T"!d3,
J,,i 10 NJ, ii ,Aariii e, Hki3h shall nna.:s-
;ak.hiy show Ia sh5 warid tie tirmosGs IGd
:re,,;....tl If ,bs p.n,a +. wau!i 10 ntyl,-
:....:y ,1.;.ar tIS tia i..sisls!are CO tsn.:ar in
behalf al :,,s ..eo,.!. il, y;rs;.;. t,ar oa,ts Of
snv., l, H., .;nnf,5st,,s Gaysr,n,ru, Ias
Sat, .s.u1.;px il Nv Ill ,.mp,nra,ioa
Ria. re., r, t.ro.r.,t No, s.uurinp Ia
,nonir. nis y sn.isarvn ..bss ths tim,
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lhs. i"!e paper has tnliy ann G5ioe-
rs.,ly cur..:!slt isslt.U thu earisss aasocaa7
-. this n,eaaurs, A,;u.trd sole.y ~ Tho Tist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-13

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and rprpinYOca il: t1a iths !:s5r:,::!a-.. 81
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hldn one from It's ::iacrr.7:.y 81 tic ;.a,a''rr'
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nsncunt ui cI.u4 pad 10 each !; so unir. ~:
nrs CT June ll!h, lstii ~ rror:''i 10. ;is e-!i
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