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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-09

nj sChultz Co.. NO l6 5, IhiFd stIeeI report INC lot
lowing quotations for Foreign Exchange per steamer
Scotia, from Doston'-
London. co days sight 27s@dIj London, days, 2I1
Js. Paris 60 DAYS sight. ~ 02ka2l O5 Paris. days
Mt Antwerp, 60 days sieht, zf@; Bremen, 60 days
sieht 2OO6302; Hamburg 90 days sight, soi Cologne
Teipele Bern 20 days sight, $50; Amsterdam, frank
fsrf, % days sight loS&ios fEankiort, days, 100
Malhei sieady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

The renowning "Artemss," has ~
Gently bsen lsstaring 10 s.. 'Louis ,asd
The Republicas Of that city, gives Z fpli
repor. Of his sa5ings, from which We ex-
tract the following:
81 have been advisied 10 Try some time
to deliver scientific lecture could
GOT possibly do it, 1 don't knew apJ-
thing about science, and ! comparatively
ignorant Of mechanism. / vas once ip
my life very poor, and tried t. become :
clockmsker in the great State Of New
Hampshire. kwas when Iwss h the
printing business. Que dsy had die.
cussion With ms employer. He sas forty
Eve and VISA twelve. We. would ire
| qusnlly discusss State and National
questions. l had discussion With him
one day in Which be kicked me dosn
stairs. ] saw at once that that man VA
prejudiced. I felt put aot--I feit that
he was agin' me-and l babe him fare
veil forever. It Was touching parting,
Il was rather necessary that / should d.
tain something to do. ] s,uld not beg,
and / thought, would become . clock
maker. ! paused At farm house BY The
| Eayside, l asked them if they had clocl
that didu't go. Oh, yes, and they woald
be glad if ! would come in and e Z it. ]
went 10 and 6xed it. / took it to
pieces 10 very profound and elaborate
manner. Then / axe my dinner, which
VAS one oil sct | bad in cllling 1t ths
house at that time. After dinner looked
at the countless pieces of that old clock.
iyipg about in the most hideous confu.
zion, ! saw how utterly impossible il
woald be for me 70 pu, il together again.
md told the people / felt dizzy ia. sbe
mead; that perhaps had fever csmine
On. and that ifagfeeabls to them would
90 out where there was some fresh air. l.
they said it VAS entirely sgreeabIs J.
After, l got out l fsd-I ran across The
fields like the bright-ey ea evells, or any.
thing else that runs very quick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

- Counterfeit greenback twsnties are
IN circulation. Read tbis description and
look out for them: The green is Of .
lighter shade than one of the genuine
ooiss, and the engraving co.rser. 10 tbe
centre Of the bill the foot Of the female
figure is not seen. while in tho senpine
It is quite visible. In the printing jasl
below the word "the'' there is no cross
limo in the latter II, while il is plain IN
the genuine. : ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13


The Hshsh Annsai State ep1senfica vfll Assemble a
Dos Mcinss ON IAnssday, shs TIL day = Jay A. lss
for The purpose q plssng In esniass. ean1isso DR.
She following Offices: One Judge Of tiS Supreme Cout
Secretary Of State Auditor Of esats sssnrw Of eas
Attorney 0sasvsi, Heshsse y STATE, ssd Preuasetiil
Eleescrx m loyal electors wso cordially ssssAin a.
policy now being pursued BY no AAminisAffoh Of the
National Governneat - orssA the Rebsca restore the
National authority and establish the Repsblic upon
foundation Of which the crnerstoneof The Rebel Co
federney sH form part are requested to send dee
gate ssia Convention In the following rxsio Ons sac
gate for each pusty. ssd eae s0aupa every
hundred votes and fraction Of Ay COST - ths
eieetors Of the County, 81 the hast general elscps ~
w. NJ. Stone for Gosernor-thc numLer Of votes to b
determined BY adding to toss cast in the County sss
cast blythe soldiers Of the ocunty in the ffeid "a
BY order Of the Republican Skass Central Comnttee
s.s~.~,~a THo,F wITRRQW, Ghsirnan :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13
DOR SALE-CHEAP-Dr. H;ck.

DOR SALE-CHEAP.-Dr. Hick.
y oilers his tesntif residence n,ile. IRON town
NJ sale. 1t Consists OIL Substantially built Anshed
frsms cottage with ten rosn crilxf tso cassss ,oa
barn. thirty acres u land stek pond grape aror, (xx
Varieties OF gruper four hanl sppl~ aeh, psr
piam, cherry, apricot nertxrinc. sberian cfa
vMstses esTrsnt rasnberTy, goesesy strawberry, Acs
HE land l. Veil fencd and In high sist Of cativsr
ton Ten acres are avn - wieat attn hook
fne extremely we'll. i sss 81 e.
fh property VIII BE- sold for cash which, At the
present fr-usitnn specie h o2sshara esst Ii
NOT sold by the nrst Of june the price will be ps acsd
the property withdrawn irola market EBquise u
MAI " ss. ~4sae8 lss2s H. p TES-ErCK.t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13
~ Read Who Says So:

frsrn The Rev. LeviG. Beck, Pa,tor Of st. baptist
1hares PrnseEteh, N. o.. ioIreriy Of the North
bsp- Let CtaFch. kbtsa.
Ihzve Known Bc0fnnd's German Bitter fxvorabfy
los EHmrrs ~ y-Arr. LarE ased Gbenu In ars o.
tanfIy, tsd have eern 40 pi.ssro .ih Their sr.ets
ID - - ts3ae rtcsnn Esd bsun 70 q al, sah.
rrs Ahd xiIes thai they tsst nl-fats0 slYts
orS-aei~l ~ ahi,rr ssl eFsrzI IN ssrI. h. A. iiT
thx THIS tacs anu calling TIE Tea liz tnar. af-
nssssd ssis iis~ ast4tes tich to .fs f,rvrn-
naeAced, &c shsse bits. re, ksoNf .rftr'-s
tsAt ~ rrxsm n- EezitoL sflt les H. d. tails
mefs rseeHal! hvs nSnc bl i intstero 10
bcneat Tins Er1ict~a, ana H. mot . II ,tdslnk
Ions IfLB, LAW q. BkCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

EOR SALE-200 sores os hind, l67
~ AGREE anler fencs and - Of tinhes viah good
1raDe Dwelling coufnlafng oessa rCun, on1 cfAs1 oat
6ailafnes. fhts hro y veil wnseT~A, - leo sppss
trees, cherry, pfunib and other fruit together With
ernsinetai trees and either improvements that make
Carthage. Hancock Co.. 1linsi. ard he L.suxAt fus
- per Fof furthm iniaxmsiion enquire a Jahn
AeMellen On the place, or - II. L. TkN-hfck,
msyl Real Estsfe Agt, ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13
ToR SALE-A Fnus B ~elliyr Hs-.s

= cstseainE feods, gosd ciss<rn. vel, lot well
enced side Sak pssed with brick sitnAted ON nlendean
street. bctsesn lDth and Ath streets Title eDod & -
sA1e- Free sxsoa kAquire 81 H. b fES xYCk.
mnyte - ses - Aeal Eekake A6ant. (.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-13

EOk SALn- The Cottage Brick Dwell
Ing House on Morgan STREET. between sth end oh
streets. rvntsining nne rooms Enqaireo Ut
3 as as IL. n fkN-ETCK, a
Rch3 Heal Estate Agent
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
~ - e .
RANDOLPH.


~ VETERANs.--Aboutit thirty Randolph boys
have reached home during thesweek, from the army
-twenty eight of thea being from Battery a. o.
VA. They are ali hale and hearty, and so far as
qualified to do SO, have re.enlisted. The Soldiers
were all cordially welcomed by their friends.s
3 TIE DRAFT Although the people of Ran
dolph have arrived at definite conclusion in re-
gard to supplying the quota of the town before the
day for the draft, tber is dninntou of patr-
oic feeling among the people, and sever, they
ready and willingto do everything in their power
toward putting down the rebellion. At present there
is strong disposition to pay bounties TO- veteran vol
unteers, and there is no doubt that sndolph will
never be weighed in the balance and found wanting.
SNAIL Pox,-one case of this disease has occurred
in Randolph, but due precaution being taken.
more are to be reported. and danger is nowt be
apprehended @ - 9silEa 81 Ass's s-
KIcKED.-A few days since, Mr.. Aaron Austin re
ceive1 severe kick the chi from colt. He has
pretty jaw, bat still manages to cons ume his
rations. - --s4zs-5- s-7--=zes Z eF<s5s
Col. VIM. Stedman, last eek Wednesday. Mrs g.
o. Brainard was elected President, ii thu yacan
cy caused by the decease of Mrs. Alpheus Dickinson
Committees chosen 10 solicit donations for the
Sanitary Fair, aud delegate appointed the
Fair at Cleveland in behalf of Randolph. r
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
<ss<@xssts.s1 sGeommunicated.] /
Robbery at Marion.
MARION. January soth, 1854


= a daring robbery occurred here on Satur.
day night, the 2sd inst The County Tseasury
robbed of $4,000 90, in the following manner At
o'clock p NJ. called on the Treasurer, stating
he wished to pay the tax certain piece of land,
but before he could do it would have to go
miles to obtain the money, and would not be able to
get back before about II O'Clock night, nd If the
Treasurer would sit up and wait for him he would
give him a dollar extra for his trouble. This the
Treasurer agreed to do, and while waiting, counted
his money, and put it up in parcels of $1,000 to send
to Columbus. The man. with another, returned
abeltlth hour named, and seeing VIII. tho Trsasu-
doing, instead of stepping up to the office
pay his tax, stepped behind the counter and made
grab at the money. The Treasurer, seeing his mo-
tions, made grab with him, and In the scufie tore
of endof one parcel. They then throw the
Treasurer down, choked him, and len him senseless
when he came to, the unlucky man found the lights
extinguished, and himself lockedin. He got out of
the office through window, and went to the hotel
and gave the alarm. No clue has been received to
the thieves or the money, up to this date $1,000 got
kicked under the safe ard not discovered by
thieves. slai 7a nT sssg5a 1Iaes aatia
Z We have had very pleasant weather during the
week, but ended with ihunde storm this morning.
We have sea of mud bsisssz 7zglaia l.. B,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
3 PRoBArR OoURT, of Port ace Co

The PRoBATR OoURT. of Port age County
Witnessed upon Monday change or 6 Administers
tors' in the retirement of Judge Lyman and the In
auguraiion of Judge O.P. Brown.
For nina years Judge Lyman has fulfilled the du
ties of the position, and take pleasure in saying
with fidelity. and impariahty compatible only with
the highest degree of utegrtyand in retiring from
the Probate oce be takes with him the respect and
good will of all who have known him during his long
residence among 10 private and ofcial station.
Judge Brown enters upon field not entirely un-
familiar to him, and brings to his new daties capa
bity Of high order, and the bnsiness-of the Cour
will with all its ususl regularity. The health
of Judge Brown is such to enablo him TO give the
requisite attention to his Official duties, and he will
make popular and valuable an officer as Portage
County could choose.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10

ID DURSUAHT to the command of Iecretal order Of
sale from The Cirenit Court of the United States
for tho Northern District Of Ohio, at the suit Of
George s. Muffey and Others, com plainants against
The Ravenna Glass Company and others,defeadaniss
10 me directed shall oier for sale at public auction
at ..e south door OF the Federal Court building in
the city Of Cleveland in said District, the four
feenth day Of Marchs 1854 at three DfeIock p. IA.
the following described premises, situate The town
ship Of RaveBnas County OF Portage and Srsie of
lots In said t0Wnshp Of Ravenna, boaaded as. fol-
lows-Beginning az 9 post planted two, hundred and
eight feet south Of william stne sonth tive D.
tJve feet west Of the east line Of said los
thence run ming south deg As min west, one hun
dred apd hfty feet 70 post thcnce north ss deg
north deg IS min east, one hundred and nifty feet 10
post ihence south SO deg east, one hundred and
eighty feet to the pface OF beginning, Containing tx
ty-fwa one hundredths Of an acre of land, be tn 9
same less, but subject To- all legal highways
sAiso part Of lot No. sixty 10 the south division Of
half links Of the W line Of lot No. sixty afore-
said, and ten chains and sixty three links south OF
the North lire Of said lot No. sixty, thence deg
SIS min &, four chains ninety two and half links 20
the centre OF the Cleveland Pittsburgh rail road
tracks thence along the centre Of said rail road track
sstsk t6ence 81 DE- s. sns W seven Chains ana
sixty eight nnksto the place OF beginning, with the
rail road track on the and all rights OF the RAJ
VIENNA Glass Company therein. contaiufBg one acre
and 3D. 100 Of an acre, according 70 the survey of
Samuel D: Harris County Surveyor, made Decem-
ber 9th, 1az8, and suhject tothe right Of wayof the
said gsyslssd ssSod ssS dPisburg Rail Road
HFNR y:G: ABBEY,
Keith & Coons eomplsts; solfs. p
February 10, 1864. 5w sssf /.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
RuLsI RILLSI,x

& We are this week sending out bills to all
subscribers of the pEmocRAr who. are in arrears,
asking payment of arrearages, and advance pay for
The new yolume. commencing in March. We also
send bills to sac As have full forhs psesens
Volume. asking paymenti in advance for the new yo-
ume. Every subscriber i, expected to comply
promptly with these reasonable requirements.
We have been trying to continue the DEsso,;KAf al
the old price. The prospect of being able TO do
SO much hnger is rapidly diminishing. AnOthe
advancein white papefhas just taken place, ca sing
us 10 pay double the price did before the war.
AT the commencement of our Aewspaper year, IN
March, The terms OF the New Volume will be an
nounced.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
TO Consumptiyes.-

The Undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy. after having
tered several years. with lung Affection and that
dread disease Consumption-s anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he i'll send copy of the pre-
scrpton used tree OF charge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they win find
sure for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoEcHrIs CouaHs
Colds &C. The only object of the advertiser in sending
The prescription is to benefit the afflicted, aud spread
formation which he conceives to be invaluable; he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. - -
Persons wishing the prescription will please address
s6Rsy. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County.
-:I New York.
January 20, 1861. 3m
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Local Notices.
Notice 10 Teachers. .

- Notice 10 Teachers.s -
The Bqsrd Of school Exa miners Of Portage Coan.
ty, win meet for tks mInation ofieachefs in he
Court House at Rayenna, at lo1S O'Clock, A. NJ,
during the months of February, March and April.
follsws, viz;
On the Bed Saturday OF February, they wilt exam
inc the teachers of Aurora, Atwater, Brimfed and
charlestown.
The sth Saturday Of the same month, the teachers
OF Deeraeld, Edinbprg, = Tan kiln and Palmyra. -
The 3ft Saturday 81 Mafch the teachsfs of Paris,
Randolph, Rayenna and Rootstowu.
The 4h Saturday of March, the teachers of shalers
vile. sireetsboro', Sufield and windham.
Y The 3rd Saturdayin April, The teaehers Of Hiram,
Mantua, Nelson and Freedom.
The <th Saturday in April. all such as were unable
attend the examination for iheit ective tow
ship, and those who may have failed and desire re-
examination.
9. The teachers OF the various townships will be
examined at the lime designated for their respective
Townships, aud at ne other.
q 8. Candidates who have taught, will hiring " Ger.
tGcates of Moral Character' from Directors OF the
last district where they taught, those have
reside.
"a. None, except those designing TO teach, need
apply. -
81 None, who fail TO receive a certificate at any
examination, will be examined more than With
in six months after such failure.
E 's @ .cisrt' 'of 'Boa,5,.z..
Rayeuna. Feb. 6. 1874 3mo
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
HIRAM

SALEe OF REAL ESTATE Benjamin Tilden
has disposed of the Hinckley' fatm sisiing of
sixty acres, at s5s per Joha Ridsr, purchaser
John filden has sold his farm, just south Of the.
Center, consisting OF one hundred and forty nine
acres, to BENJAMIN Tilden, at $50 per
Bradley Merwin has sold his farm " miles north
of the Centre, consisting of sixty to ohm Til
den, at SO per acre stse as sla S1fsss 1ss 81 s1
D. C. qslden. OF this piac.,s has purchased the
aWilliatns' farm situated in Troy, Geauga Co., of
one hundre Il and ninety acres, paying thsrefar the
sum of $33s per mere. sTNs iszF Z kataA ie ss
"A flying visit, last week. to the sspraire'' country
portheast ofSus ycIept sbenigbtsd and
stage ride of 2s niiles from, Orwell 10 warren--eav.
ing orwell at A O'Clock P. M, and pulling up In
front of the "American.' . In Warren, at midnight
for which sale arrival much indebted to the
ssJehu" of our trip, sUncle Morgan" of orwell,-
has developed the startling fact that there is mud
in piaces Since my arrival home, our Hiram mud
has been slightly aduiterated-perhaps should say
pufihed-by light fall of snow.
. LEcTuRK.--Miss Sarah Lampheare, addressed the
people of Hiram, at the ss Brick Church, the
ming of the 4th inst upon the war. Owing to neg
iect In making the appointment in time, there were
but few out 2s's 7ea . 97s 0aA lee sss'1s =
LITERARY ExRRcIsEs.-The ttDelphic'' and s'Hes-
perian" Literary Societies united, and gave public
entertainment Friday evening, the 5th inst. It
sisted of orations, decanations, dialogues, essays,
and discussion. Instrumental musc--at intervals
by the ssHesperian Band, did much to enliyen the
occasion. Very good order preserved, and all
passed of pleasantly. twas held in the 'tChapefts
of the " Eelectic," which crowded to its utmost
capacity. -ss-y- s45..tr.s, ..fs p. 800 s.z.-r cd.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
Us,os-Tbe friends in windbam made

UNloN.--The friends in Windbam made
raid ON the NJ E. Parsonage, January 14th, the
pants surrendering without resistance, aud after
very pleasant social fnterview, and partaking Of
bountifa refreshments with the raiders they LEFT us
"a thing most unusual with faidsrs) good supply Of
cooked rations, greenbacks, and other valrabies,
amounting to any doliars. more. q fksl azaa
A.yistiDg brother, in speech at the table, said,
though he had Witnessed many occasions of this kind
this was the most pleasant of AL. The recipients
wish hereby express their heartfelt thanks for this
of Kindness and invoke heavens blessing on The
donors. +- sAs J. F. BROWN.
rs sy5 E.M.BROwN.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10


r N pursuance Of an order grained BY the Probate
Court OF Portage County, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auciien on Thursday the third day Of
March 1864, at o'clock p. m upon The premises,
tbe following described real estate. situate the
undivided half Of twenty-eght tsubjectto the
dover estate Of Mary s Dayton th rein) on lot six
in the township Of Mantua in the County and State
aforesaid, and being part Of ths farm Of one hun
dred and six ilo9 acres Of land formeriy owned
bounded and described as folio ws;-comms enc cling al
the OF the roads the g line OF said
farm, thence along the south Ine Of land ateiy
Sowned by J. Esty 10 the east line Of said Mantua
said north inel 10 the centre Of the highway afore
saa VIII CONAN srsn,y yga. acres oi .ana lnenee
easterly course along the centre Of said highway
mo places Of begipping, ScoDtalng twenty -eight
acres OF and. The nndivided half cs the So acres
Or aHd aforesaid subject 70 the dover Interest ofe
said. Is appraised S3I4 90. Terms, on day of
eale- SALEM p. Nj ERRtFI ED szEs =
Aduiinfstsator.of OF John Dayton, dec d.
8. D. Morton, Atty for Petitioner ss5s.
February 10. 1864. - ssse9f 4W tstss - =. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
Ravenna, Feb. 6, 1874. smo.

DR. BUsH's GREAT AMERICAN BoNEsET OR
THoRouaHwoRT ToNio-No remedial agent has such uni
vess application the Thoroughw ,rt. 1t has been
used from time immemorial for Aeue and all Bilious
ailments. Patients with the following symptoms will
especially benefited bythis reedy: Headache aud dig
ziness caused by bilious stomach cleanses the Skin
better than any other remedy restores the appetite
the stomach, and facilitates digestion Interm-
tent. .fevers grades and character. dyspepsia with
yon;iting food bechug of wind, feeling OF
strucon at the pit of the stomach vomiting OF bile with
extreme prostration OF srength the smell of food
ing sickness the stomach fulness and tenderness
The liver soreness around the waist with uncomfsrlaBie
feeling of pressure gouty and rheumatic disease with
of the muscles hoarse cough with rough voice
and of the chest night cough dysenery, dar
rhea; bleeding piles, and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle, IS cents.
10 Sold by Mrs. c. HATCH, D. K. WHEELER. Ravep.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
Nor.hern Onto sani.ary Fair.

The efforts OF the Soldiers Aid Society, to-
gether with few citizens who have taken an interest
in the enterprise, that Rayenna may be dusy repre-
sented at the Noithern Ohio Sanitary Fair.
cling at Cleveland February 22nd, are meeting with
degree of success quite encouraging, but Sill bere
lis much 10 be done and again We invite the attention
and operation OF all The canvassiug committees
appointed to callupon the ladies of Rayenna and SO
lici nations for the Fair report very avorably.-
1t was the Intention of the canyassers call upon
every family, but some may have been tied. The
Society desires that any such will consider THIS as
call upon them, and respond heartily. The Society
will meet usual, epsry zaursddy afternoon, at The
Congregational Chapel, and wiilbe glad to hear from
those who have not their already upon the list
of dsnors. All articles being made should be fin.
ished by the 18th of February, po sibie and may
be len at the residences OF DID. Pieket number
of gentlemen have been selected solicit donations
for the Fair. from the Farmers. The officers of the
Sanitary Fair, in theif circular to us, say:
s.surely do not appeal 10 the farmer In vain,
ana a. Z any say ne has paughtto give, we may pcini
TO MS garnered grain, his mows of hay. the wood
from his broad forests, the Vegetables, fruit apd cdr
from his cellar. Even d 81 sheep from his foes
colt would the thing of all hipgs'' donate the
Sanitary Fair. These pertinent hints howev we
throw out to the soliciting committees assure them
that there is nothing in the range known posses
sions having money value, that may not ind place
anc welcome at our Fair"
ine gehuemen VINO nave accepted the task OF can
wasting the township in this behalf, are Messrs. A..
ehittenden, =. D. Baldwin, 81 Fox, Ralph Ely, w
Williamson, Law, H. C. Brisiel. The township has
been divided into districts, each member of this com
mittee having separate field. Let hope that all
will respond as generously they would be pleased
to have their friends give 20 them, were they to
change places with the brave soldiers whom I'VE are
thus striving to serve.
Ia conclusion, let us urge every to feel per-
sonai interest in this cause, and gu be it much
iistle sill give something.
All contributions will be duly acknowledged, when
our donation to the Fair is completed and forwarded
BY oRDERoFAID.So SOCIETY.
HELEN B. RxnsEr, sec,y. afsfsss,ss s4sa 4sf-sss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-10
Ro0Ts7oWN.

- The UNION LITERARY cLUB is at present
enjoying series of rctive lectures On Thurs-
day evening, January 26, Rev. E. Lamb discoursed
before the Society the subject, Is One thing at
time." On Tuesday evening the 2d inst, Lecture
was delivered by DR.. Hargrayes. Subject, .Air.',
On Tuesday evening February l6, Rev. John o,Nea,
promises similar entertainment. Subject, .sslow
people and fast people. f,sE55l.s ..,f.f
- SALE OF REAL EsrATE- Demmipg Seymour,
has sold his of go acres situate few rods west
OF the Centre. to David Camp, for $4,000. 59 ~
Edward A. Reed has sold 10 acres .of the north
partof his farm to man from sufield. considera-
ton, $loO0.03. - = - 80