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for every such ocnce conviction thereof forfeit
and pay for tho OF the state county, township, city
incorporated village school district whom the mon
ey so deposted belonged, sum equal'to the amount
deposited.
SEc Z. hu prosecutions under this act shall be BY
Indictment in the court OF common pleas; and u shall
be the duty Of the Judge OF said court TO give this ael
specially In charge to the grand jury.
SEC. S, The"aet 10 punish the Emoezziement OF
public and for otheT purposes, passed March
q 1875. shall be and the same is hereby repealed.
But all suits pending and rights accrued under said act
are hereby saved.
This aci shah take effect on and after the irst day
jane EoXt.
n. n. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of tAs HoEsr of RcPrsSsH 'GiireS.
THOMAS II. FOPb,
President Of tke Seadte.
April 10, 1866.
A-pIToRs OFFICE, RAvENNA, !
PnRTAGE TO. o., Ju ly 10Th. lrj6I
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy oi
the original acts as filed in my office.
THOS. w. BRO WNING,
.aaditOr Of Portage CoaHty.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

I'HE subscriber would respectfully an
j nounce to the citizens of Ravenna ana vicinity.
that he has beec receiving during the past week. gen
ernl ana complete assortment 40 ITS and Shoes suit
and coOrs of Ladies' and Gentlemen Boys and Youths,
Misses and childrenS Caters Enamcled Pat Leather
Kid and enameed Patent Leather. Also few pair OF
Ladies ana Gents rabbers, just supply the present
demand.
The public arc respectfully invited to call and exam.
inc themselves, as they may be assured of finding
article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. mar10'55 WIN GARDNER.
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FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber will sell his farm, situated
L. in the north east corner Streetsborough. tcon.
tans 100 acres of land. There is abundant quantity
ofeXcecnt water and timbcr-good orchard well graf
teda good dwelling house and bars. 1t will be sold
for $50 per acre, one half duwn, and the balance in
one, two and three years. JAMES PALMER.
Streets5ofough April 81. ls56-3a-Cm
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT
'HE subscriber having taken the old stand
4 OF Durham d Gardner. two doors east ofthe brick
block in Ravenna intends TO continue the Boor SHOE
and LEATHER business 10 all its branches.
lie Will Keep ON hand, TO meet the wants ofhis CHS
omers, general sortment in the Boot nd Shoe line
ofall Kinds ofboth eastern and homo made work and
most Kinds ofLeath0r, Lnings, Findings, Lasts, &c.
Hlihome made work will be of the bcstmaterial that
can be procured; and having engaged the services of
Mr. SHAW, to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter III some of tho best establishments in the
country he hatters him sefhe furnish his custom
with any article in the Boot and Shoe ine that will
compare in style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west.
Cash, Veal skins and most kinds of produce taken in
payment.-March IA. Is55-3o-tf JOHEGILIIS
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April 9th, 1856.


fNo,-1lI AN ACT
To punish the embezz.emen and unlawful use OF Pub
lie moneys.
SEcTtoS I. Bat eHnctai5g the GsRsrGi EsssmBiy
ofthe State Of 0hto That any person who shall be
entrusted with the custody ofpnblc moneys whether
for the safe keeping transmission ofthe samo, Of
fcer agent or servant fhe state of any county
township city incorporated village or school district
shall convert to his the Of any corpoFa
ton, company or conartneshp, in which he may have
any interest; or shall make with seerete such
moneys, any part thcresf any security or evil
donce Of debts, OF which he shall have he custody su-
pervsioa control, such officer, agent serva nt
lie shall for every such act be deemed and adjudgsd
gailty Of embezziDg much such moneys, security
or evidence of debt. as shall bo converted, made
way with secreted; and he shall be punished there
for IN the manner and 10 the same extent, is
shall be prescribed by law for the punishment of fell
onieusly stealing property Of the same value.
SEC. 2. If any such officer, agent servant shall
loan any moneys, securities or other evidences of
dcbt in his sody, within his control such OFF,
be hasd in equal TO the of money. or to the
value ofhe security other evidence Of debt loan
ed which dne shall inuFe TO the benefit ofthe State.
county town ship, city, village or District owning the
money or securiiy 5, loaned.
SEC. 3. II any such Officer, agent or servant, shall
deposit or place. or shall order (knowingly permit
tobe deposited or placed to remain placed or de-
belonging TO the state to any county townsbp city,
Incorporated village school district in this state,
aud Which stall be In bis possession subjact to his
control, under any agreement or understanding. or
any etatlon his part that either he, or any
other person persons shall receive therefor, any
money any other valuable thing, by way ofnerest
bonus or gratuity, such officer acsntsr servant SHALL
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| 'IHE SHALERSvILLE CHEAP, ONE PRICE
L Store is being filed with every variety of
seasonable Goods, which have been selected with care
and in view of the wants of the people in this section
goods at very low prices, will fndi to their advantage
to call and examine our stock before making their
spring purchases. We pledge ourselves not to be un-
0ae Price to all, is MOTTO, and will be Des trlcy
adhered to every instance.
May 10th, 1856. STREATOR, DAILY d co
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CURE OF HAGrasAEr LUMBAR ABsoEss. p


No man knows the amount of suffer-
ing l have endured for several years past. My .
complaint was frst-G bad condition of the stOmGsh,
which gave me the PiIes. At the end of year had
two large gatherings come out near my groin
covering a space as large as my hand They dischGr-
ged sonnet inas pint of matter day; no one thought
c>uld live-all the doctors in this county knew my
case and have given me medicine, but none of them
cured me. then commenced using patent medicines.
but with no good effect. In january, 1855, tried
Bach's AMBricaa Compound and twO bottles cured ms
am ready to show my scars-and prove to any situa-
ted as was, that their salvation rests with the Com
pound 81 se-. --r-s. ..e
Oficer Of the Auburn Penitentary; well known to-
Col H. Lewis, DR.. ]. Briggs, DR.. J. M. Morris, and
others of Auburn 1 ft' ""f ~
RAPID CURE OF SCROFULA.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Clough, Portrait and Landscape Paint
sr, of Auburn, gives the following voluntary certiG
cate:- .- .a.a0l 2. 4. .-ast
My boy, aged six years, has for long time boon
troubled with symptoms of scrofula. have employ
ed several Physicians, and used many different medi-
cnes without curing the case. But the disease be-
came more manifest, nearly closing one eye, became
much alarmed, and looked about In earnest for snine
thing to my boy. Knowing personally the pro-
pri etors of BGshs Ameriean Compound, tried their
remedy, aud Estate publicly what deem undenia-
bic fact that bottles of that medicine has entirely
cured my boy. have snce--in talking Of this cure
of my sonlearned that this medicine has been equal
y in oil cases Of Erysipsas Sereala, Salt
Rheura, ccaker, Liberation of TIE Mouth, 7hfoatl f.
Stomdch, and In .BrOnchtis. feel great conhdence
In recommending i!s ~ general IMT liies use;
This Compound contains as Grcat healing elemenh
Compound Fluid E1trGet Of Baach Drop eS Canesr
Root, so long known to tho Indian as never falling
cure for Scrofuos Consumption, HuInorsofthe Blood,
and for Chronic lnfamatton and Is now for the hrs
time given to the public. tits secret preparation
as formulas are furnished TO Physicians. We only
ask one trial. Our medicine stands upon its oUa
naerits alone. 4s.y a{t AZ e M e-.E.si 4fFf
CAuTIoN.-Each bottle he eater will bear the fac
siiie off v. r. coventry& Co.. as the large sacal-
ready reached renders It impossible to give a written
signature to each bottle, was intended Buy OF re-
liable dealers. For sale by all dealersin medicine,
at 81 per bottle six bottles for SIS, and at whole.
sale by NJ. Ward, Close & &C. ;. New York.
P.V.R: COVENTRY co., Sole Proprietors,
General Agent, GAYLORD & Co., Cleveland.
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'THB PORTAGE SENTINEL,
The Sentinel is published every Thurs
day morning, at Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio,
BY ALPEEONSO HART.
ofice on Man-st., No. E. Phenix Block, third story
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

The Sentinel will be furnished to subscribers at the
rate of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per an
NUN, il paid within six months After the expiration
Of the first six months, and within the year, TWO
DOLLARS will be charged, and TWO DOLLARS and
FIFTY CRNTS will invariably be charged, if payment
be deferred until after the expiration of the year.
failure to pay in full and give notice of discontin
to The Publisher, The close of the time subscr
bed for, will considered an engagement for the next
year, and so on year after year.
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s SPRING GOODS

QOSTWICK g. BEATTY, again ready
ID for action SPRING and sUMMRR GOODS al
in order for inspection and sale.
We rehRppy 10 that goods are very cheap and
excellent in style and variety, every person can come
10 store with certainty of being satisfied in ever!
particular. We have labored hard 10 get great va
riety of fabrics in every department of Dry Goods
an examin of steek will verify assertions
We have purchased large supply OF ready made
CLOTHING this spring, aud hope to supply the con
tinual demand that we have had heretofore, Ever,
thing in that line is entirely new and fashionable.
Every one who has bought is heard to express
His perfect delight In his beautiful dress,
So come one and all and we will agree,
To sell you suit that win ftto a Il.
Comments our dress silk are hardly necessary al
far as recommendation is concerned, for they viii
speak for themselves; but many might purchase
elsewhere not knowing of our splendid assortmentwt
will here say that all who do not look at our silks bo
fore they purchase, will be sorry when II is too Late
We do not want any one 10 take our word FOR it, nthey
doubt the fact, but just come and examine for your
selves.
Those beautiful silks, how charming they are,
There's nothing so pretty all men will declare;
So ladies remember, to please every man,
Is TO wear silk dress whenever you can.
Challis, Lawns, Baregcs and Tissues are also very
beautiful this year LADIES' we hope all who chance to
read this advertisement will not fail TO give us call
aad buy the above named dress goods for the warm
weather. they are very cool and light and with one o
our neat little parRsos you need fear the burning
sun or the hot air Of summer.
In trying to supply Che ladies with every thing beau
tul and useful, have not forgotten the gentlemen;
we have great variety of plain and fancy cloths for
coats pants and vests, in wooden, linsey. and coton.
1t is needless 20 mention tho various styles and prices
will be cheerfully waited upon that want to look
or buy.
The following will serve to show few Of the many
articles we have to offer full line of White Goods
for dresses Collars, Sleeves, cambria Edging, lace
Edging and Inscrtings, Shawls Of every description,
Mantllas, (very Handsomely, silk BonHcts, Neapotan
and Straw onnets palm and braid Hats fats for girls,
Ribbons and Fowers,a large lot of Dress Trimmings,
D-fss Buttons. linen and silk handkerchief ellis, and
an endless variety of Notions.
CROCkERY, remember, Is one OF the things we
dealn extensively, and this summer will be better
prepared than TO supply useful and ornamental
Table Ware, and also Cutlery.
WALL PAPER is one of the essentials this spring,
and we have a fine assortment.
full line of Groceries and Spices always on h nd.
We are thanSfr' for the very liberal patronage cN-
tended tous for the last six months and hope that
the present season will extend our trade very ma
terially, We have made every effort part TO
furnish abundance of Goods, and at prices that will
satisfy all perfectly.
May Is, 1856 BOSTWTCK & BEATTY.
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CLEVELAND WOOL DEPOT.

THERE is no longer a question, or doubt
thu advantages the Cleveland Wool Depot offers for
The sale of Woods, off Importance aud practicaLility
Located, as tits, at the outlet of the great wool grow
ing West, being of easy access to woOlgrowers and
merchants, and within twcntyf hours ride of the
most distant manufat tories of New England, il pos
Sesscs great advantages.
Manufacturers, excepting those who are engaged os
spectators in woods speak in the terms OF this
system, aud the ma ny satisfactory letters we are re.
ceiving from our woolsrowing friends have stimula-
ted Us to increase our cforsto make this house what
1t should bca safe and reGb &c channel for the sale of
their woos. lthas surmouhteG all the difficulties and
OPP positions that could well be brought against any en-
teprisc by class of spectators opposed to it, and it
now has more and stronger recommendations than cv
or. We have spared no pains expense in making
themselves OF the advantages arising from this manner
of grading and selling woods. Merchants and wool
growers, who wish to realize on their wools on delve
ry at our Depot, can be accommodated with liberal ad
If desired sacks will be sent heretofore to
those wishing to send US their wool, and WOOL
TWlNE for tying up Geeces, will be furnished at from
IL to 20 c. per pound.
When several in one noighborhood wish us to for
ward sacks or twine, prefer sending addres
Our customers in Illinois, and the Western States ill
iud that ordering sacks from us will save them much
troube and insure the safe arrival of the wool here
as our sacks are al numbered, and stamped Cleve
land Wool Depot, and after being filed by
will require no other marks.
We hope for aliberal patronage our charges are low
Eor handling and selling and we promise our employ
srs that our undivided attention shall be d. voted 10
their interest. Very Respectfully,
S>}m GOODAIE e.
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GREAT CRY AND NO WOOL.
THE pHENIY RnOH CTOPE h

NE THCNlA DOOh OlOhE has the
L vanity to think that the swnd' is now to be TAX
How is tito be done? Simply by appcndne list ot
prices of the father of this boy, ahd then showing that
this "fast young man" sells at trhe more then our
former prices which ever, and now at lowe
figure than any other establish mcnt in the county
think the "popularity'' of the propretors eff the
Phenx Book Store'' wholly inadequate to eomplish
their object Our rents fuel cl rk hire and other in
edenta expenses not Increased in consequence
the Book and Stationery business.
We can therefore compete with any establishment O
the kind In Portage county. Our circumstances are
such that we enn sail very quietly and safely with but
little WeDeither fear deep water or sand bars
Then come one, come all, and be convinced this
although you divide .humbug'' that fits himbue,
stu and that the place TO get the article you ami
little cheaper than any where else, isat
.sA& HATcH's Book STORE
Oct. 81, lS55-l3 In RaysrBa
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BACH'S
A M E ICA N
COMPOUND.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE op NEW YoRK, Cayuga County.s ss.
Ono OF the firm. of P. Y. r. Coventry & Co.. ofthe
city Ct Auburn. being duly sworn, says the following
certificates are sohaineS and were given by the rer-
sohsby whom they purport to be signed.
Subscribed and sworn before me, H.T.COOK,
Justice ofthe Peace, Cayuga county.
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THE undersigned has opened Shop and
J. Wareroom on g Broadway Just below the Park,
uhatis to be2 next door to the I" Democrat Rnling."
for the manufacture and sale of Cabinet Ware, Coins
and Chairs and at figures low as can be sold in the
county. shall rayp articular attention to Job Work.
Repairing, Framing Pictures, &C., &c. So bring on
your old furniture and broken down chairs, and will
repair paint, and vGrnish them up almost as good as
new, and at reasonable prices.
Most kinds of Lumber and farm produce &c, taken
in exchange for furniture. ] Wight
May 8, lsjG-3G-ly
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HOSIERY g. GLOVES.-The best as
IL sortmcnt have ever had in store. 90 doz best
Ladies' Kid Gloves, SILK and Thread Gloves, Lade
and Misses Silk Mits Ladies' andMsscs Hose all quail
itics and prices at May Z, W SEYMOUR.
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STRAW GOODS

lust received cases of Panama, Leg
horn, Pedal and Canton Straw Hats. Also e5 do1-
eli Palm Leaf Hats for sale cheap at
BALLARD'S.
One door east Of the Phoenix Block.
Nav T. I956-3S
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nRESS GOODS, Plaid and Printed Bera
IL ycs, French Dclanes new style. Plain and Printed
Lawns, Brlantes, Ginghams, dc. w SEYMOMR.
May7
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p pEADYs MADE CLOTHING. .---BufT.
IU Brown, white and checkered Linen Goats Pants
and Vests, large stock and atyery low pFiceA, ~
May 20 W sEYM6UR.
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MAHOGANY OIL CLOTH!-A nice ar.
LII tele for covering Desks, Counters &C., also an
ssoriment ef Table and Stand, Oil cloths of superb
or quality and warranted not to crack. All to be
sold at low figures. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS & co.
ESMarch l. 1856.
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EOR THE RISING GENERATION--
J. ring along the "YOunS Americas" and let us
" Car the climaXI have large assortment of Boys
Hats and Caps of every style and price,
NAYS, 1855, It. GREEN, No 3, ."Gnix Block.
Spring style Of silk and soft hats, just
~ received at J. T. GREEN'S,
April 2, 1856. No. PheniX Block.
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TWENTY PATTERNS Willow BASKETS,
1 jar:rsceiTcd at the RAvENEA BOOK STORE. ,
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MRS. SKINNER, having received from
LII New York, Dress, Mantlla, and Basque patterns
is prepared to attend to all calls in the line OF DRESS
MAKING, at her residence on Main street. N go
Ravenna, May 0. 1856.
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CHEAP PRINTS One Case 2O00 Yards;
" choice Prints also one case 1900 yards Indigo Bus
and Orange Printsat64 csnts per yard n ssfsFS q
May 90 A Fl W SEYMOUR
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
ByJoHN D.sNYDER, Immediately west Of the court
House, Canton, Ohio.
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HENRY JAMES,

Barber and Haii-dresser. Shop under the Collin
done promptly and in the most fashionable style
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/. w. ENOS,
Dealer in Boots Shoes, Leather Shoe Findings Hides
Calf skins and sheep pets, three doors west of the
Ravenna Book Store, Main st, Ravenna Ohio,
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VO. 1901 AN ACT

o. IN AJT
To authorize Banking Companies to hold Real Estate.
SECTION !. Be 10 enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio. That all Banking oompanes of
this State which have been heretofore incorporated or
which may hereafter be incorporated, are hereby au-
thorzed to acquire hold and convey such real estate
may be necessary place for h5 trans
action of the business of said companies
SEC. 2. This bill shall take effect Oh is passage.
n. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the HouSe of RepPsssRtatiSss.
THOMAS II. FORD.
PresideRt ofths Senate.
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A RGENTINE CLOTH--A new and beau
tfu article for travelling dresses Just received by
May 8. 1856 PRENTISS, HOPKINS & co.
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nELAlNES!--A large assortment of plain
~ and fG'd Dcaines just received, the best in the
county at I2a per yard Call ands sec them. ladies.
Dee. -, 1855. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS d. co.
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HATS, HATS--Cal and examine our
IL stock of Hats just reed before purchasing else
where. We have all kinds and descriptions at amOs
all prices. Also largo stock offavore style Gaps
Sept l2, LSl5 PRENTISS, ,HOPKINS& co.
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EANCY CASSIMERES--A large assort-
men, and uery desirable patterns also black Cas-.
sinere of eyory grade just opening and going of al low
figures. p, II. d Co
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ISAAC SWIFT,
Dealer in Drugs and Medicines, north Side public
square, Ravenna, Ouo.
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GEO. BUEL g. CO.

Proprotors Ravenha Summit Mills, and Dealers in
.Produce Salt, Flour, Plaster, Food, etc, at the
rooms atoly coupled by Day, opposite the Phenixs
Block, Ravenna, Ohio,
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Ravenna, Mach 90, Is56-em. Auburn, N. Y.
Agents for Ravenna.I. SWIFT, and A. BELDING
General Agent, GAYLORD Il Co, Cleveland.
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1886. SPRING STYLES. 1876.

SOFT HATS--A superb article of SOFT
~ HATS of all colors may be found ut No ?, Phenix
Block. Nav Ut. GREEN.
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c TRTIS HATCH,
Deuler ia Drugs and Medicines, together with Flour
salt, etc, in seymour's block, Ravenna, Ohio.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-18
OORNELIUa WENDALL. v,

" Thomas d. Sargent-lE the Court of
Common Pleas of Melgs County, Ohio
Thomas d. Sargent will take notice that Cor
nelius Wendall, of the District Of Columbia,
did. on the 14th day Of August, A, d. 1856,
file his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the County Of MeigS, in the
State Of Ohio, against the said Thomas d.
Sargent, setting forth in substance that on the
18th day of July, A d lS49, said ThoS. d. Sar.
gent executed to said plaintiff, by the designa-
tlon Of @. Wendall, a promiSsory note for five
hundred dollars (S500.00) payable 10 the plain
tiff, or ORDER in ninety days after date: and
also that on the 28th day OF December, A D..
ls49, the said Thomas D. Sargent executed to
the plaintiff his other promiSsory note in wr-
ting, for one hundred and fifty dollars (Sl5000)
payable to the plaintiff, or order, by the desig-
nation OF q. Wendall, in thirty days from the
date thereof; and that said notes are wholly
UNPAID In said petition, judgment is pray.
ed against the said Thomas d. Sargent for the
amount of said notes; that is to say: Five
Hundred Dollars ($50U.00) and in crest there
on since the 10th day Of October, A. d. lS49
and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, (SI50.00
together with interest thereon since The 2Stl
day of January, 1850. And said Thomas D
Sargent is further notified that orders of at
tachment have been issued out of SAID court
duly executed and returned, and that he
required to appear and answer said petition
on or before The third Saturday after the Is
day of January, A D 1867, otherwise judgmer
will be taken for said sums of money.
: tS5.25) j. CARTWRIGHT,
Nov. 19, t856.w6 Atty for Plaintiff.