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MARRIAGES.

a-Hss'f. ssN-f~ - -
By the Mayor, at his ofies in Warren,
Nav. 22i, Mr., CONRAD RAMALA and
Mss SUSAN GRAYS, of Truuibuli Co
In Pennington. Nov. II, by Rev. W. F.
MtIIkin, Mr.. NOAH Y0UNKER sud
Il - CARRIE A HOLMES:
In R,zetta, Nov. 9th. by D. D. Marvin
ESQ, Mr.. MARSHALL NJ. RICHARDS
ami Mss ELIZABETH L. ERWIN.
Also. AT the same time, by the same,
Mr.. WILLIAM JACKSON and Miss EN-
lily WINNAGLE, all of Bazstta, Trum.
Co. Ohio
In Johnston. at the residence of the
brides father. by Rev. l.. ". Ely, MI. j.
B. BARNES. of Bloomington, Ill, to Mics
.LUCELIA a BARNES, Of the former
place No Cards
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Commanding Lima Barracks

Hamilton E, Towle, ayoung Ameri-
can engineer, was a passenger on the
Great Eastern when her rudder shaft
was broken in a storm. After all means
of repairing the injury had failed, he
prepared a $ eering apparatus; and
probably thus saved the lives of all on
board The 1ner refused. however,
TO compensate him. On the arrival
of the Great Eastern ut New York,
Towie entered a suit Tor cOmpem-
sation. The Omitted States Court has
just awarded him SIS 900 salvage. The
owners Of the objected to pay.
ing him or the ground that in time of
danger every passengef was Bound to
assist in saving the vessel.
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burning of the as c. ". Depot

The origin oi the tie which on Wed
He>.i,y t-srryrt th- Atlan-i:
& Grsit Ws tern .ieu1T. vas mt rs We
were "a forued. snd stated 90 "Wednesday
morning "a ne kitchen. The root of a
sleeping car Standing % th- track,
ctu1ht hr@ from th@ pipe Of the stove,
hut vas -nOn -xtingIished TIE depot
-aught from a park from the sleeping
car. in that part OF the root whIGh pro
i-cts over the platform. and worked its
way between the ceiling and the roof,
and spread with lightning rapidity, en-
veiopinz The whole building in flames al
most in-tamtl, 50 fierce was the con
hagration thar none of the property in
the second story could be saved.
Gaze Of the wort. and perhaps the
worst feature of the ERE was the total de
attaches Of the Office, many Of whom had
rooms in the upper story OF the depot,
and the furniture and clothing ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Welsl. who keep lhe-eatihg room.
| Clothing. furniture, in fact every thing but
what they hail On was totally destroyed,
! Mrs. Welsh, who b ID retired narrowly
| escaped bp.aV burned - death. AMI sew
erai other ~ere forced ~ ~ugyoRtei dis
plays of sg.l,gy- Qae employee On the
road So forcei 20 hretS thr5ugh a win
dow and climb dnxn , teiegrsph pole
| We heard nf one conductor on the road
vino I5-r all his clothes and had $500 in
his trunk which was burned
The Company ha- moved The small
building formerly ds-.i a. a paint shop
at the hdi, near the sight of the burned
depot. airi viii occupy IL for the present
- a Temporary ticket Office ani depot
With the enterprise that always char
aoteriEed the company We understand
they will immediately proceed to erect
another-depot on the spot whore the
former one stood; in fact the, have al
ready made arrangements 10 do so; aud
will nave ii up as soon as it can possibly
be done -Le,2eT-
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SALE

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of ITumbull County, Ohio. the undersigned viii on
the 2Ist day Of December. A D. 1881. between the
hours of one and four O'Clock. P. ". on the prem
ises, offer At Public sale, the undivided ons eth
part Of the following real estate. situate IN Msscpo-
tsmis. Trun5ul County, Ohio. aud described az
follows:
Beginning at the South west eOmer Oflo: "A, and
running thence East along the South line Of said
lot, III Rods to the North East corner Of lands
bought Of Geo. Myers BY said ellison, thence South
to the North Wet eerner Of Timothy Cox's land
On lot 43, thence east along the North Inns Of said
Cox's land to the South East corner Of said ellison
land; thence North along the West line of Cox's
land. and a township road on said Gilson's east line,
10 the corner of B. II. Fiteh's land; thence West
along said Eiteh's south line TO the Girdle Road,
so called; thence South along the center Of said
road, 10 the place Of beginning, and contains 81
acres.
Said undivided eth appraised 81 50, 2-IG0.
Terms Of Sale one third in hand. balance il two
equal annual payments
ABNER Z. gibson.
Guardian Of Eiiss l., aad Mary Z. Gibson.
Nov. 80. ls64-3w,
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A MIRACULOUS E5cAPE-On Tues
day morning of last week, Mrs Benz.
Root, of Hanover, Columbiana Co.
jumped into a well forty-two and
a half feet deep, without receiving a
scratch O. an injury. When discover
ed, she had been at the bottom TWEEN
ty minutes.or longer and was stand
ing erect in water up 10 her chin.
She was Immediately taken out, and
was able to be about next day. For
some time past she had been slightly
deranged, and as evidenced by the
above act is getting worse. Before
taking the fearful leap, she deliber-
asely took off her shoes and left them
on the curb, stating afterwards she
did so I, keep them from getting wet
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Morning Mail Train on fhe Eta
hOnins RaiIFOad.

superintendent Sweetser, of the At
lantic & Great Western railroad. has,
altered the time table on the Maho-
Mug Division 1T tie road, by increas-
ing the speei ut tte way freight trai ,
No. IL. which leaves Cleveland at $50
a. NJ and aIriyes at Youngstown at
$50 P.H return will leave Youngs-
town III l:Ij and arrive ia Cleveland
at 10 Z To this train viii be at
tachei a passenger coach and mail ear.
The time table Of this train will be
rs follows.
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Returning

The mail On this traiu will n"w
make connection with all the side
mail routes on time, and thing will 2"
Oh just as formerly.
The nail ior stations az the main
liue OF the Atlantic i Great Western,
hetwteH GAINESVILLE and kayenna,
will he sent on the $3.50 \ NJ express
10 Clarkesville, where il will arrive
at about ! p NJ. aud conpec there
with the Mail train going west. thus
delivering Cleveland mail matter be-
tween the two points on the afternoon
OF the day they leave Cleveland
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

One hour of solitude, passed in sin :
cere and earnest prayer. 81 the c1nai ct
with and conquest oye Il single pas
sion or bosom sin, will teach us more
of thought, will effectuaHy awaken
the faculty aud form the habit of re-
Election, than Il years study in the
schools without them--C oieridge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

CALIFORNIA SILK-It is said that
the silk grown in California is even
better than European, tn fertility Of
the soil and the dryness of the atmos-
phere favoring the growth of mulber-
ry, aud giving a more delicate quality
of the fabric.
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soldiers' Votes.

LIMA, OHIo, Nov II, 1864.
EDITORS CHRoSIcLE:-Being on duty at
this place with a detachment of men, Ia
part of them are from old Trumbull) |
found it impossible to permit my men to
go home and opened polls here, aud to
show you how Ohio soldiers vote | will
give the result: twenty-five for Lincoln
and the Union, and one for little Mac.
and he a~pologized afterwards, said he was
fooled by a red ticket, couldn't read him.
self. j. n. HARRINGTON.
Ist Lieut. l28 .. V. /.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

4 = the AgeEtO: the Cleveland and
MahOninE Rnil Road Co, [ will offer AT Public
Sale. on Saturday the "a day Of December next, "a,
Of the Depot OF the MahOninE division Of the Allan
tic and Great Western Railway. in the town of
Warren, Ohio, The following articles. remaining in
Store unealied for over one year past and will sell
10 the highest bidder, 10 pay the freight and char
yes due 10 the Cleveland and Aahaning Rail Road
Company, thereon. viz:
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Vote E1T C0RgEessmea In the
18TH District.

This is the banner Union District of
the State, giving the largest majority for
Congressman. We append the vote:
}. A fairfield. II n. Moses.
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DEATHS.

Ia Warren, Nov. I'd, ALICE L., only
daughter of Charles and Henrietta VIII
son, aged u years, month and % days.
In Sharon. Pa Ger. 18th, Mr.. CHARLES
s. QUINBY. aged Oh years.
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Public Sale.

1 will sell at Public Vendue, on Wednesdsy De.
9TH, 1854, my farm situate one fourth of a mile
Sorth Of Ohltown, containing ia acres Of good
land, well wareret. Also good Buildings and or
ehard, together with my entire Stock, eonsistinF of
Farming Utensils, consisting Of 2 Wagons. Bug
gieS. l Moving Machine. / Ihreshing Machine and
of Horness, with a variety Of other Articles to nu-
meTOus TO mention.
Sale 10 at 9 o'clock A. u. Terms
made known on day Of sale
Nov. 30-1w J A. RUMSEY.
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OF Oil paper. for which We viii paw the Market
prices IN cash OF trade.
A penny savedis a penny earned; ROW Is the time
to get Tid Of your old truck
E0v 50. 1861. ". NV +. PORTER
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TEETH!

-nR. B. r. SPELMAN. LATE OF
ORavenns Ohio. having permanently locatedin
Warren. desires IN say to the pubiia that he IS pre-
pared to perform every operation in the line of his
profession, Dentistrylin the neatest and most du-
rable manner. And though exorbitant prices. will
never be exaeted. vet il viii now, a. ever, be mis-
ambition to excel in quality rather than cheap
dental operations. which are always dear at any
price. ChlOrOform will be administered to proper
subjects when desired.
a. 0hee on Main ST, over AllisOns Harness Shop.
Warren Nov, Sth. 64.-Sm.~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

Bishop Kingsley, OF the ethod dist
EpiscopatC Church, has taken up his.
residence in Cleveland,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-11-30

Zone MORE UYFoRTUNATE,' The
Democrat at Bloomington, Illinois,
died with its party on the. 8tffinstant.
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POCKET

THE largest assortment ever brought
20 town. comprising sheep and Calf Wallets.
English X Turkey Morocco do. Port MONIES Pur-
ses, Long BIZ Books. Wire Purses snd Bags. Call
and see then W. ". i W. F. PORTER.
Warren. Nov. S1-sw.
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Albums.
From 800 to $50 Each.

A Splendid assortment OF over 200
~ different kinds. just received. snd for sale
low. You can surely be suited bv osiliuE ar
Warren. o.. Nov. Sa.-iw.
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC
INSTITUTE.

.fE1he winter session of this institu-
IL ton will commcnce on Tnssliy November 2ad.
and continue u weeks under the direction of Hon.
]. A. GARFIELD. A NJ. G. ". HEGW0OD, D.
". Miss A A. BOOTH. A. ".
Assisted by a competent corps Of associates. Tu-
ition. board. and rooms at the most reasonable
rates a. heretofore Pupils are earnestly solicited
to be present on the first morning Of the session.
as the classes are organized, lessons ASSIGNED, and
the work of theteEm entered noon % that day.
FOTfdTtheE Information address G.. W. Haywood.
or the officers Of the board. A. uDALL, Pres't,
a. J SQUIRE. Secretary.
Nov. e!-3r.
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REMARKS.-There is q fair amount of business
doing this week, but prices range a Iittls lower,
principally on accounted the fall in gold. Produce
OF home consumption i fairly active and rates are
Cheese. &c are in demand. . . ~
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New orders have been i~sael IT, - n
the Provost Marslti Gs,eru. III
relating 10 rosislOl "a licre4 i:
enrolment lists, Yitii a W. V ~ nav
them really ~torGutdce a-nsrgehcis,.-
Gen. Fry says the ntnss ii al psf-JnS
liable to military idty, t.thsIY tls
residence ip slbdlstricts, as well a.
those who from tins to Ii ~ 05oI u
liable, shall BE- allsitJth ar IL, n,,t
lists; and all persons WA sLii-sor
move perm tn3 Itly trpn ~ list l.
and whose disability ter.nitus. ware
Tn it, wall b;strit<;I Il. l%tiit -
of removal Vbers pri:tic1nis. u-
board Of enrJiIn,a ri thi listr, =. |.
which the person r:a'yss, T,ii 90
tiled an | snraiied BY tat holrt
General g lrfeli's mg5rity f,r "a
gress, il tine Districts eisyottp
sand MA hitirsl All thirtr 5ie,:-
Where's Moses
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Sc wing Machine at the Aid
Rooms.

The ladies OF the W4uen Aid Society
have purchases on- - Yheeler i VIII
sons Saving Mschin-s tor the use OF the
Society. of Mr.. Corbin. th- agent in this
place.
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Insurance

TIea5.
Bv virtue Of an 0rder OF Sale issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas. Of County. Ohio,
in the shove case. and TO me directed and deliv-
ered-I shall expose TO Public Sale. at the door OF
the Court House, in the Village Of Warren, in said
county. on
Saturday. the gath day efDec. A ID. 8 6
between the hours Of one 4 4o'eloek. p. NJ. Ofsai3
day, the following Real Estate 10 wit:
Situated in the township Of Vernon in said
County and known a. parts 0fi0ts No. 8 & 5. IN the
Granger tract in said township. being the Lands
owned and occupied by David Chapman, late Of
said township. at the lime Of his DAVID deeease,
bounded North by lands of John Borbinger,s and
EleaZer Turnkey. East BY lands of John Langley;
SouIh By lands ofGeorve Laugley ard Joseph Will
Jams. andNsst By the Pymatuning creek. contain
ming about 80 acres Of land" appraised by the
Commissioners in partition at SS,t66.
Terms "a in hand. III in one aud "a in two
years from day of sale. secured byMOrtgsge on said
premises JOSEPH Il BUTLER. Sh'h.
SHERIFFs OFFICE. Warren. Nov. 3slsA-
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NOTICE
The uudegsifasi have been daily appointed
executors ot The last will and testament of David
g.. Kerr. late Of Hubbard, Trur bull County, Ohio,
deceased GURSHAM II. KERR.
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New YORK Produce Prices Current

For lots as tkey a-r,Vs from the country. Reported
expressly for " ESTERS RESERVE CHRONICLE, by
Hessrs. W. ). Mcclure q Co., stricsg Comnsis-
sion Merchants, No. $50 FGhoR 81, Nsz York.
We quote for the week ending NOy- Is, IS follows 4:
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NOTICE
IN The under isned has bssn duly appointed
Administrator ofthe estate of Hiram L. James late
of SouthiuFton. Trumbull County, o.. deceased.
Nov. ID. la64-3w. JOHN F, HITCHCOCK.
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NEW YORK LIFE
insurance. Company!
ESTABLISHED 1915.
ASSETS 100000,
7. ]. MILAN & SON, Agents,

4 IFE INSURANCE is now begin
IL ming to receive. in this community. that at
tention which the importance of the subject de-
mands.
We therefore take pleasure ia announcing that
the above well known. and reliable company has
established an agency in Warren, o.
1t Is of the greatest importance that q person de-
sirous Of insuring his life should select the 5sste com
pany-
We therefore make the following statements &c
which We challenge denisl-
This Company does the largsst business Of any
Life Insurance Company In the United States
having issued more Policies during ls63 thsH dlT
ether Company.
1t is one Of the Oldest and ATTEST IN the Country.
Its advantages are EHsgggucd hy any other.
It as already paid 10 widows and OrphRnsnsariS
Two Million Dollars.
1t IL strictly Mutual, the insured receiving GA the
? rofts, the Dividends being declared yearly.
Its Capital Is immense aud rapidly Increasing.
being nov Three QiHi0a dollars.
It's Life Policies are not forfeited By failure t.
paw the premium on The part Of the insured.
Examine our Documents and you viii pronounce
this Company the Esost s~IecessfU! AID the 5ss; IN the
Country.
Apply for information and Policies % this eKIs
a-snfsin Warren ii AeLAlN SON.
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SPECIAL INCOME LIST,
HOUSE AEDLOT WANTED.

~ ante1 10 p%Urrhas- Il cumfITtaI,le
Home IA the Town Ct Warren. tor which
Cash va haGd VIII be reid on possesSioa-or any
person having 8 comfortable Home foc Fs.t can
md 4 good isnaht-Add-ess HONS. ar tue Chrou-
leie oinee. Or leave address AID locality Of prog
erty with the Editors.
Nov, T-IE
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE
IA Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
on the estate Of Calvin M. Barnes, late Of
FeFler. deceased nc .. WILLIAMSON.
QeY, 2,-9E,s
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CASH PAID for OLD PAPERS.
10000 Pound

uch MS Newspapers, Pamphlets and
books without covers We wish to buy
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NOTICE.
IN Is hereby given hat the undersigned have
been appointed Executors on the Estate of Robert
NJ Bee5e. Deceased EBEN BEEBE.
Nov. %. 1s6i-3E@ EULDAH c. BEEBE.
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FOR SALE!

A huc larm II I45 acres Oil The
IA tu5apike-io acres in tinber-Well watered
-lRrFe dwelling hnuse-cheese h0use-cOru house
Cow hsu-GrRin Barn-larse orchsrd-beside
Grapes sad small fruits very desirable location
and pleasant home-the cheapest farm in market
for terms apply 20 A. VENT.
Nov =, l364-4v Warren. o
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
DEERFLELD.

TIE DRAFr HEADED Orr The citizens of
Deereld vigorously taken hold of the matter OF
filing their quota under the Presidents call for 500
600 men, and clearing the town from the oraft. A
meeting was held the evening of the Goth ult.
which committee of two appointed for each
School District, for the purpose raising funds for
special bounty. Thsse committee men reported the
Monday evening following, Feb %, subscription
amounting to sa45e-pretty well for one days work
Additionarsum have carried the bounty fund up to
s $500. At meeting on Thursday evening, the 25th
ult., Mr.. n. L. Wann announced that ctizers'
bounty of s125 would be paid each volunteer
tied to Deerfsld The whole quota of the Township
is now nearly nIled, and the volunteers sworn in.-
The balance will soon be forthcoming. a aa
There Is some activity iu real e'tate movements
Joseph Diver has sold his brick building the
ner, at the nter, to DR.. Johnston. Consideration
$500 90. - - -
Joseph Diver and Z. W. Gray have bought out
Thomas Lyon, mile and a half from the center.-
Consideration, from $50 to $42 per scre.
George Hartzel has bought William Reese farm,
In the south part of the township - sslssgs.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
HIRAM.
- =.

g. -
LEeTURE.-Mrs. Frances d. Gage addressed
The people of Hiram at the Brick Church on the eve
ming of the l7lh ult. She had good az cdienee.
p CLOSE OF SCHOOLS. The winter session of the Ec-
lectic closedon the 18th alt The district school,
which has been in charge of s. s. Eggleston, OF Au
rora, also closed that day. As far as are able
to learn both ssinstiutons have been successfully
managed. period of rest honld be the portion of
those who have oceapied the responsible, though
praisewerthy, position of teachers aud who time
and energies have been taxed to the utmos in
ing forward the great work of education.
PERsoNAL.-Prof Everest is absent from town, on a
short tour to the West, in Company with his mother,
intending to visit the Fair at CIeyeland the way
HEALrH The measles are prevailing to some ex-
tent in this aud adjoining town Some alarm pre-
walls in regard to small pox, but have heard of
cases IN town.-Ssz = - e isfsA s - SSsSAz&@s
been engaged for day or two past, in collecting,
packing, and sending off the various contributions to
the Sanitary Fair at Cleveland consisting for the
other edioIes, help feed the hungry thousands
sembled there from day to day. Quite a number of
our citizens have been mp.
SIHGuLAR AocIpENT.--A horse belonging to Mr. Seth
Plumb, in attempting to escape from him, he was
driving ii into the stable, the of lane, was
thrown down by striking of the stakes at the
corner of the fence, bringing its head forcby in
tact with the next inside corner the ground
knocking out two rails and the foundation stone,
breaking its SKULL and gouging out eye. 1t lived
until the next morning, when he mercifully put an
end to its suferings
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
AURORA.

The Aurora Bible Society held its Anniver
sary at The Brick Church on sabbath afternoon the
24th uit. Officers for the ensuing year were elected
and the usual business transacted, Rev.; Mr.. Hns.
dale, of Hiram, delivered address, Subject-The
Bible Fact. 81 Ssegblt.77 .izs sss74 AZ 'asi2l
Two volunteers from this township have re-enlsted
and are home on a turlough, VIZ: Damon Hickox and
John Lobdelf. The former belongs 10 the Ist Ohio
Battery, Capt Goodspeed the latter the 23d Regi-
ment.
This township has filled its quota under both calls,
and is consequently relieved of the draft.
An Irishman sudden ly killed on the Rail Road,
near this place, some two weeks since. He was upon
hand car, with several others. While the car was
IN rapid motion, he sitting in 'front.' with his
hrDgiug over. He was caught by a tie, and thrown
forward upon the track, and III He'd Instantly Cause
--Whiskey. ssa
Samuel Spencer, lu4th Regt o. v. I, died in hospl-
tai Oh the 4th ut., at Knoxville His disease was
chronic darrhea. He enlisted early, and when able
to do his duty, was always at his post.
Voiney Hickox has purchased the farm of A. A. At
water in the west part of the town. Consideration,
$35 per acre .stzz
Samuel Hickox has bought 10 acres of his brother
Volney, Immediately east of the residence of the
former Consideration, s45 per acre.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-03-09
NELSON


The NJ. E. Quarterly Meeting, Eld. ExcEL1
presiding, attended on the 18th and l4th of Feb
ruary. 5Fsa9 Sc y
: The WINTER TERN of Nelson academy. closed
Feb.l6th. The session has been very pleasant and
profitable to the pupils, though the attendance was
small. There Is strong desire to place the Acad
ey again in the hands of Mr.. Jsskson for the next
Fall and Winter Terms. He has given great satisfac
ton this Winter. There will be no Spring Term, at
the academy. =
An oYsrER SUFFER, for the benefit OF the s. A. s..
took place quite recently, the residence Of MI AL
bert Mills, and well attended. The committee
who projected the affair 4. G. Mowbray, w. H
H. jackson. W. F. Mills, Misses Ada Hurd, Mary P.
Sherman, Frankie Martin, Matte E. Pomeroy, Lydia
Paine, and Amelia Upham. The entertainment con-
sisted of oysters, prize tree, and distribution Of
ring cake. Proce eds, $27 90. sF'hs
srosx is wintering wen. There is fair prospect
that spring grass viii ud hay in tho market prices
less than demanded last fall. IL