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for which he has contracted, at enormous and un
preeedented expense, and on which the gifted author
ess is now engaged will be commenced in the LEDG-
Err about the first of June-whether the FIRST install
ment win appear In the number for the week ending
Saturday, June Cd, in that of June 9h he cannot
yet positively state. Due notice will be given. 1t
graesus to learn that the trade alive 70 what the
Tribune styles the, sspopuar money.making auali-
tes of this tale, and that the sale will probably ex-
Gee that Of any Newspaper Tale ever before pubis
ed. II will not be issued as book, being purchased
ed soly for publication in the LEDGER. The NEW
YORK LEDGER 10 large, frst-class Family and
Business paper, published every Saturday, and sold by
all Booksellers and News Dealers at thTee cents per
copy. We mail IL to subsegibers at 81 per annum. m
june9-44-2ws -lia r. BONNER, Publisher. .a
40 Nassau street.
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SEVERE SToRM.-~-A terrible hail storm
and tornado swept over a portion of Ross
county few evenings ago, The path of the
storm was narrow, and mostly east of Chilli
cothe About half Of the wheat of DR.. Watts,
was destroyed, and the fruit was stripped
from his orchard. Alexander Renick's
wheat and other crops were injured; and
the windows on the north side of the house
broken. His wife had q narrow escape
from the falling of tree. Mr.. Mcconnell
had field Of wheat destroyed, and numer.
GUS birds were killed by the falling ice-balls.
Herald. ---.-- ~
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sotprEps For THE WESTERN FRoNr1r

SoLprEDs FOR THE WESTERN FRONTIER.
On last Sunday night, we learn that four
hundred. U. s. troops passed through Raven
ma en- route for the star west'' where their
services are much needed. Towhat partic-
ular point they are destined, we did not
learn. From our western exchanges we
should Judge that soldiers would soon be
required at more than one point. The In
dians, Mormons, and Missourians have. all
been guilty Of uniustifiable cruelties, ant
a little wholesome dicipline administered b,
the general government, would, no doubt
advance their spiritual and temporal vel
fare. Il, r
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UNITED STATES MAGAzINE.-The June
number of this valuable Journal, is on our
table. Among the we'll written articles are
those entitled "Wheat," "Brady's Leap"
Post Office in the United States and Eng
land," Benedict Arnold" &C., &c. The ar
ticles are all we'll written and contain valu-
able instruction. This magazine is gaining
high reputation among the literary works
of the country, and it deserves it.
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MARRIAGE EXTRAORDINARY Thumb
the celebrated little great man, was married
at Webster, on Thursday last to a Miss Vim
ton, Of Bridgeport CT. An attempt was
made to keep it from the public, but some-
how it leaked out through some of the COM
pany who were little indiscreet after i'm
bibing pretty freely of Heidseick which DR..
Kirkham had provided for the occasion
Boston Herald
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CHtLtfcoTHE DAILY ADVERTISER. I'VE
are now in receipt of this well conducted
and sprightly daily paper. For neutness in ,y-
biographical appearance, the vigor and clear
ness of its editorials, and the correctness of
its news, it compares we'll with any daily
paper in Ohio. We are glad to learn that
its patronage is rapidly increasing.
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ora Salt Lake has been discovered about
l5O miles west from St. Cloud. Minnesota,
by w. H. Ingersol, who ives attached to
the Pacific Railroad Survey. Mr.. Ingersol
says that around the edges Of the lake the
salt can be gathered in. baskets, and is ofas
good quality as ever he found in any other
part Of the United States. Mr.. 1ngersol al
so says that near the lake there are large
beds of coal of the first quality.
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EARTHQUAKE IN New HAMPsifrKB.- On
the 29th ult., about duybreak, sharp shock
of an earthquake occurred at Lancaster, N.
Y, accompanied by loud port, followed
by low rumbling sound which seemed to
pass away to the southward, and caused a
general shaking of the people in their beds.
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IowA.--A friend who has just returned
from a lengthy Journey through seventeen
counties in the interior OF Iowa describes
the emigration to that state as beyond pre-
cedent. They are5making claims $50 miles
west Of the Mississippi, are opening roads,
building mills, fencing farms, and making
the country resOund with their industry
through the extreme length Of the State
Chicago Tribune. sf
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SHTPWRECK!
Loss of the Peruvian ship Gri.
laeMZa with $40 passengers
ON board
Only Six Saved!
HALIFAX, June I.

Melbourne Australia dates of March Sth
furnishes US with painful details of the loss
of Peruvian ship Grimenzo, the Captain and
five Of her crew had reached Melbourne in
the barque Rio Grande. She was wrecked
on her passage to Callao with $40 passen-
gers on board, nearly all of whom perished
A few survivors mostly officers and crew
underwent terrible suffering in the boats
before they were picked up.
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WESTERN RESERVE EcLEcrIC INSTITUTE
The Commencement Exercises OF this
fourishing Literary institution at Hiram,
will take place on Thursday June 2lst, 49,
55 on the last day of the Spring session.
The exercises will be interesting, and there
will no doubt be large attendance.
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OF In our last number, we intimated
that fears of a drouth were entertained by
some. Abundant and almost continual rain
through this and adjoining counties for
more than week, has fully dispelled all
such fears. The present prospect is that
we shall have abundant rains and with them,
abundant harvests.
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SPIRITUAL MEETING.-We are requested
to announce that JOEL TIFFANY, ESQ.,, will
lecture at the Universaist Church on next
Sabbath, (to.morrow) on the subject ofthe
Spiritual Philosophy.
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Thanksgiving day in Missouri occurred
this year on the last day Of May, by procla-
nation of the Governor. 1t was generally
observed. All the rest Of the Union cele-
brated the same festival last fall.
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A DM1NIsTRAToR' SA1E-By virtue ofan Or
IL der of court to directed, from the Hon Probate
court of Portage county, the 9th day OF May, d
1856, shall expose to public SALE the premises
the 1Gthday Of June, 1855. between tho hours Of
10 O'Clock N and4 O'Clock NJ, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate belonging to the estate OF
John Titus late Of said county, Decd witt Village
lots numbers ninety two, ninety and ninety
in H. Bnstwlcks subdivision to the village Of Cam
such in Portage county Records Appraised at sees,
90. U s BRISTOL,
Nav IA. 1R55-41-5W Administrator of John Titus,
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ATTEMPT AT SUIcIDE.-HENRY VOL =
coTT young man living in Ravenna, at
tempted to commit suicide last Sunday by
taking laudanum. By the timly Intervention
Of DR.. WAIT, his life was saved
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ST. LOUIS, May ga man calling him
self Traban presented draft on the Sub.
Treasury to-day for $4,000, which proved
to be stolen. He was arrested.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS g. co.

w HITE FTSH-Just received right from
w Lake Superior, also Mackinaw Trout.
June 4, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS e. COIf
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A DMINISTRATOR,s sALE.-Bv virtue

n DMINIO IhAIUN'S 3 DAIE,-By Vlrtu6
II of an order of sale from the of common pleas
OfPorage county, Ohio, shall offer for sale at pub
tic auction, nj the door OF he Court House in Ravenna,
on the l4th day of Junc A. d. 1885, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P NJ. of said day, the
following described lands; bots No. 1873 and 1874 in
block division f. in the town of Akron, in the
y ofSummit and State of Ohio, subject 10 the dover
estate of Sarah A. Beckwith, therein appraised at $50
each. Also the south half of village lots Nos. 160 Gl
and l62 in the village of Ravenna, in the county of
Portage and State of Ohio subject to the dowor estate
of Sarah A. Beckwth therein, and also homestead
exemption therein of $500. Appraised at $500. Be.
ing the property late belonging TO Thomas II. BE X
with, deceased.
Ravcnna, May 10 1855 NEWELL d. CLARK,
4l24w '.- J.L. RANNEY,
Administrators of IT n Reck with dncna sod
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GUARDIAN SALE-Rv virtue of n de.

" cretal order of the court of probate of Portage
county, made at the May term thereof 1885, in certain
petition therein pending, wherein Holmes G: Allen
Guardian to BYRON B. DE PEYSTER K, was
petitioner, aud his said Ward and others respon-
dents, there will be sold by said guardian at public
vendue the premises the fourteenth day Of June
next at one O'Clock p. W., the following real estate,
to-wt: Small lot No. in township lot No. IL in
Franklin in said county of Portage, being the same
small lot No. sold by S. Perkins to D. Color and by
said Color to G.. d. DePeyser, now deceased, and
decided by F. w. Tappan Administrator, TO said Ward
and others by deed dated Now IL ls45 and containing
four and hdths, Of land more less,
exclusive of lane two rods wide the north end of
said small lot The interest of said Ward is appraised
at $s5 90 Terms ofpayment made known on the day
OF sale. MICHAEL STUART,
May II, 1S55-4I-lw Attorney forpetltioner.
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Attachment NQIice.

John Johnson
vs.. .........
Lathrop A. G, B. Grant, Notice in Attachment
Hiram w Perce, and : in Portage Common
Gideon Hard Pleas, Ohio. ....
partners under the name of ... ..
Grant Percc g. Co. ~
Notice hereby given haton the a4th day of April,
A. D. 1855, John Johnson of said county, filed his pc
ttion in the office of tho Clerk of the court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage county in the State of Ohio,
praying for judgment of said court against the de.
PENDANTS in their partnership name, in the sum OF
Bliss; whereupon order Of attachment was the
same day issued by the Clerk of said court against
the goods chatels, lands and toements, rights crcd-
its, and effects Of thgsaid Graut, Perez Il Co.
The defendants will further take notice. that they
are required TO said petition by the 26h day
May next. BIERCE q JEFFRIES, Atty for Pi'f.
April "a, lS55-39-6w
| TNSOLVENTN NOTICE.-Al persons in,
| terested will take notice that on the 9Th day of
April, A. D. 1856, Stoddard +. Newberry made app-
cation in due form law to the undersigned, for the
benefit of the sth section of the act entitled an act for
the relefofnsovent Debtors" passed March l2, 1881,
sand the several amendaory thereto and that the
original bond and copies of the several schedules in
ventores, OATH examination &C., in said application
will returned by me to the court of common pleas
of the county of Portage, the first day of the next
term thereof to be holden at the Court House, in said
county, on the 18th day of June, A; D, ls5s
Rovenna, May 7, 1855 Commissioner ofInsolvents
TNSOLVENT NOTfCE-All persons in
i terested will take notice that the 7th day of May
A d 1856, Harlow Walton made application, in due
form oflaw, to the undersigned for the benefit of the
9Th section of the act an act for the relief of
debtors" passed March 18th, 1884, sand tho
seVera acts amendatory thereto, and that the original
bonds and copies of the several schedules, inventories,
OATH examination, &C., in said application, will be
returned by to the court of common pleas, of the
county of Portage, the 1st day of the next term
thereof to beholden at the Court House, in said
| ty, on the 18th day June, A 1855. '7e
Ravenna, May 7, 1855 ANDREW JACKSON, s
Commissioner of nI0lvents
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Democratic Victory.

New YORK, June 5.--Alfred Blackmab,
Democratic candidate for Mayor, is elected
by 800 plurality, and 100 over all oppostion
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Rovenna, May 7, 1855 Commissioner ofInsolvent
Petition for Divorce.

William Waters In the court of common pleas
VS.. ! ofPortage county, Ohio,
Margaret Waters. } Divorce.
Thedefendant Margaret Waters is hereby notified
that on the 2lst day of May, 1855, William Waters,
ledih said court, his petition praying that the bonds
of matrmony heretofore existing between her and
the said petoncr be dissolved and annuled, assigning
for cause wful abserce for than three yeas last
past and adutry. Said cause viii be for hearing at
next October term Of said court ..-t...
Ravenna, May 2lst, 1655-42-6 MICHAEL STUART
Ear potit;
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GUARDIAN SALE-On the fourteenth

VI day of June, 1855, between the hours of one and
four O'Clock P. NJ the premises, will be sodto the
highest bidder the following real estate the proper
ty of Ora Canaeld minor, towit: Siuatei in Portage
county, Ohio and known BY being part oflot No. II in
Mantua, and bounded as followsI Beginning at the
center ofthe State road thence east 80 chains 10 links
to stake. being bounded north by land owned by Geo.
W. Garfield; thence south chains, 313 links to a
stakes thence w. 33chains, 10 links the center of the
StatcToad thence north chairs 31l links 10 the place
of beginning, containg eleven acres of land. TO be
sold free from incumbrahce. Appraised at $50 90 per
acre. Terms OF sale made known on day OF sale. .
OWL REED, Guardian Of
H. II. STEVENS, SoPr. ORRA CANEiELD,
! May Itth. ls55-41-4w ~ s.ts
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LiUUOr Law i'm Illinois,

CHICAGO, June 5.--Two wards give six
hundred and nine majority against the Lii
quor Law, and large majority for Canton
as Supreme Judge.
lsECOND DESPATCH.
CHICAGO, June 5--The complexion ofthe
returns throughout the State indicate the
success of the Prohibitory Liquor Law by
a good majority.
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FOR SHERIFF.
Alya Day, of Deerneld, had AZ yotes-elected.
John Campbell, of Rayenna, Tor
rather CambelisportO had 3s votes.
FOR CORONER.
Lewis Day, Of Deerfeld. had 80 votes--elected.
Sam'l Andrews, Of Rootstown, had 81 votes.
David Root, of Rootstown, had IA votes.
understood that caucus, or convention
had been previously held, to nominate Re-
publican candidates, as they were called,
which resulted in the nomination of Gay
lord, SABIN and HARMON, for commissioners
OF. CAMPBELL, for Sheriff, and L. DAY, for
Coroner. All the persons elected however,
were professed friends to the administration
of THOMAS JEFFERSON; though in the elec-
tion board were some federalsts. There
were scarcely any known federalists, in the
country then, except few in Hudson, in
Aurora, and in Rootstown. That there were
SO few votes cast at that election, it should
not be inferred there were few more elec-
tors in the county, for at an election held
the 4th Of July 1903 for Justice of the
peace, for franklin township, including the
present townships Of franklin, Brimfeld'
Ravenna, Rootstown and Charlestown, there
were more votes cast than at the county
election, less thar. month previous.
II Itappears, by the first page of the coun-
ty Commissioners Journal, that the commits.
sioners elect, met on the same day, June
9th, 1903, ut the house of ROBERT EAToN,
where the first courts were to be held, (now
the residence of Mr.. ISAAC THOMPSON, and
his son, RICHARD J. THOMPSON, in Raven
na) and organized the board, by the appoint
ment of ABEL SABtN, as Clerk of the board
1.-THE duties Of which Office, nearly cores
ponded with our present county Auditor -
They also, on the same day, appointed ELI.
As HARMON, county Treasurer.
iAs;the population of the County, by the
censusof 1910, was 1895, it is probable i,
was not far from $500, when first organized
or the election board of that day, but one
person still survives. Judge HARMS, o.
Hsrrisville, Medina County, is believed t.
be still living. OF the persons elected t
Office, and including also, all who were can
didatss, il is believed that one only, is now
liying-Judge ALvA DAT, of Deeffeld.-
OF those voters, indeed how few! Proba
bly, not more than Is or 20, Y
a list Of the voters at our first election
might perhaps be appropriate for future pub
lication--with the survivors noted.
Respectfully Sc. Il
9e sa JoHs HARMON, 4
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Invalids should read the follow
ing. ,sr

.aHH. 2E5s ,t5e rs oANDusKY CtTY3 May 2lcJ4.
DR.. TubbsA-Dear Sir:--If the unlocked for benefit
have reeeiUed from your treatment can be ofany
service to yourself or TO despaIring invads, cheer
fully give 1t for publication. '',7 ". af,{E
Butfor the wishes Of dependent family, should
not have enjoyed this pleasure, and probably never
again applied 20 any physician at least such was my
determination. I had tried many, and as many times
hopes revived and oiled by bitter disappoint-
ments. l was utterly disheartehed.
4 During lS47, and two succeeding summers had the
ague. which seemed to hsTe disastrous effect
upon tho, constitution. Under braciBg treatment, |
was enabled to labor short time, then compelled to
desist 7ar,, Is
For year before seeing you was unable to labor
at all, and part Of the time confined to my ROOM
Physicians treated me for Bronchitis and diseases Of
the liver and spleen. was thin In hesh, weak and.
bowed down, and suffering almost constantly from
GOODNESS Of surface aud limbs had cold sveats at night
and palms. sometimes very acute, from side and chest
to the shoulders Early in May one year ago, OBJ
tanned my FIRST prescription from you, in August follow
ing began to work. hayetsnce labored hard as ear
penter and Joiner, am now stronger and ID better
health than at any time since rst attacked by ague
setenyears ago. This Is brief sketch, but by cali
ing, persons can learn more Of my past and preseA
condition. Yours respectfully,
Arln CHARLES LAMPMAN.
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or The County Commissioners have been
in session, during the week. Ica .iesaa
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o. II. COLLINS, of the "Colins House"
has sold his splendid pair of matched grey
Horses. to w. J. GORDON, for Fourteen Hun
dred Dollars.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
A sNrslVftcsal D1avsicipv. =.


WtLLbe in Attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna--Prentiss House, Friday and Saturday,
until o'clock, p. NJ. 22d and 23d June.
8 Akron--Empire House Thursday, 2st June.
Warren-Gaski House, Friday, 27th June.
CleEelands-Amerlcan Mouse, Friday and Satur-
day 25th and 26th May. .--. r.f,
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Inhantmations, Rheuma
tsm Asthma, ,Shortness OF Breath rdfeulty ofbreah
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness or Nervous disa'
bies, Rcstlessness, Loss Of appetite, Constipation
Derangement of the Stomach Bilious Affections, Grav-
ell White Swelings, any long standing Diseases
invited TO CALL FL a.a s.H.-
No CHARGE FOR CoNsuLTATIoN!r r-Dr. t., neither
beeds hlisters; norris he Homapathst; he never
uses Mercury, Arsenic Antimony any other mineral
as medical agent;nor is he Thompsonian, he neither
steams orgiVes emetics His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted but not
so than his system of treatment. He does not make
sick to make WE'LL tear down to build up again. nor
allay any nervous irritation, by patchngup with apo-
dynes. - setI,fE y
Encouragsmentis never given subjectlng the paten;
to expense, without reasonable hope of success.
Persons afflicted with cancerous or scrofular tuners
or ulcers; should read the following: @
InvaIids should read the follow
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e. Our thanks are due to Hon. s. P.
CHASE, for valuable public documents.
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or New Goods at r. A. G1IIsfr's.
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Great original story, by Fanny
Fern. -.--- ..f.ssr.-.a -

N answer to numerous inquiries from
the country, the publisher Of the New York Ledger
would state that the great ORIGINAL STORY BY
FAM YoaF ERN.
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Il |. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS,

nRESS GOODS-A fine assortment of
~ French Muslin, berrages challeys and lawns, JAst
received at No Phenix Block.
May 90 .a e p" b." n. L. DAY.
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SPRING STYLE, lS55.-Just received
~ one case of "a No. ln SILK HATS, latest style
and selling cheap.
Mar. %, 1865 g. PREYT1ss HOPKINS & Co.
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ULACK FIG'D STLKS-The prettiest
ID piece of Black Figured Brocade Sik ever offered;
also heavy watered boiled silk for Bask waists, ut No.
PheniX Block. May 20 1855 HI. DAY: -
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Cry GOODS.
A. V.,HOe0 &,Co.


SUGAR. choice lot q Sugars issl tssd
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QONNETS-Ano,he lot of soft straw,
~ lace and silk Bopnets, igst received at No Ens-
nix Block, by (May % '55 H. I. DAY.
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DRY GOODS.
F, w. SEYMOUR'S ADV'S.


WHE subscriber is now receiving a large
l. variety OF goods. which wore purchased In New
York last week at the lowest Cash prices. He WeHld
invite his friends aud Customers 10 call and examine
the following goods, as they will be sold extremely low
Oct. 25, 1854 F. W. SEYMOUR.
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M MANTILLAS--A beautiful assortment
LII just received of latest styles, all colors and all
prices from one dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars
Call and see thom Ladies' PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
May IA, 1855
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FOR COMMISSIONER

Joel Gaylord, of Hudson, had "a votes elected.
Abel Sabin, of Randolph, had 81 yotes-elected.
Lewis Day, Of Deerfed had 40 votes-elect d.
Elias Harmon, of Mantna, had 40 votes.
.. t+'.iht FeR SHERIFF.
Alva Day, Of DeerGeld, had AZ votcs--elocted.
John Campbell, of Rayenna, Tor
rather Cambelisport,) had 3S votes.
CORONER.
Lewis Day, OF Deerfeld. had 80 votes--elected.
Saml Andrews, cf ROotstown, had 81 votes.
David Root, of Rootstown, had IA votes.