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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
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Fusion Of Fillmore and Fremont Parties
The Union IN Peril.

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The New Albany Tribune tHe ieadipg
Fillmore paper IN Indiana has the following
ticket at the head OF lts.columns
For fredericksburg till,noFe.
For Vice President-A. j. Donelson. =
Electors for the State at large--0eorse
w. Dunn, OF Lawrence county Andrew H.
Osborne, of Laportc
District Electors. o.,
7 lance q ZONES Of vandcrbrrg
. Dov;d r. Ia;rd Of rorry.
2 John Baker. If Lawrence, -.
A William 4, White. Of Doarb6r3.
r FraJ Johnson of Vavpe.
G Henry IT Bradley. Of Johnson.
= William X Elwgrds. Of Vioo.
g Jomos pratber ofNontoomery
@ Thomas s. Stanfeld, of St. joseph.
10 Jobn r Howe. Lagrange.
~ W;ll;am r Hale. Of Wabash.
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ne sa''e P'P?i o'"s'.g' w ''-i'"'-S :,
COALITION DAfMSt =, III N'i'E ANY :: ! ne =
MoNT-Ihe Fillmore s.a'e 'oi'Fonsoh .+ed
lhaiaha nave j1r' oi''oo Ni'i, 'ias i:op..N'
or blaek-repuehean party ~ f o. Z
the same eiertora' 'eAe' iof We ''''e. 80
any Vi Uer "on'oo' 's'e ';4 4l , a"ae f
FEEDING themselves up win tiie nope OIL
division among 'he Ameficali aha fePup,,
can parties upon the i,'a.p 'ieNe'' .n.J Moe'
do well TO give up '1i"e nope as e''ef'y ~
tile. 49, - :, n
"Ine J@S'oa q 90 fet'9S lof '"s re-
aeaey as noe eo'Hles'e' wn'la , ssa's Tue i"'o
OF Buchanan de'uoeracy IN, IN ihuiaha' -,
ne lfiehaS ea'''f' 'i.in.9fe snouia ~"
TO WORK Y seesP% g inlsoli'y AZ a'o .po-
paiaf vote ~ we r'a.e ol 'noi'.l'. A'i nm
'hey sue ss L. :" Nne" We i'aNe '!o oo',o',
a. - / :. -. - L.,,1,,, H. f;o,,Ja "a
mere De no eiasl'lhg pe.~eea ole i.iepos u
Fillmore ana fremont because m .f ea9M -
one cause. 1fsAass sFiasS y y se, lffea 'ea,
q e"cm DC o''ee'eo es1sl.@ ,,"e''''an' t5s''
zee @'u maze 10 more Sae9 80" . cars '"'
9orefh"em' r. :, - -
Inc iiuhtlhg,on ti'iii a, y "11't..1 =
fremont paper mas 'no ioiio"ins eicP'oi a.
uone' u, ''e 1oiu"''iI n .f,r .
For freSlaeh'-'onh u FREMONT OF view
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

Npw YORK, Sept o--By the Canadian
we learn that the reports of the potato dis
ease IN Ireland were partly confirmed and
a slight improvement in breadstutfs was at
tributed to this cause The market closed
buoyant.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

4 .Scdid or Burn ear be easily cured by the use
of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. 1t is equal
ly eilectua in curing headache, pain, in the stom
ach Or bowels, dysentery, diarih1a and cholera.
Sept. 10, lS56.-2t.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Opinion Of the Prominent Drugsfts OF
Cincinnati

We, the undersigned Druggists of this city, have
been acquainted with, and sold for year or two
past, I'm article OF Family Medicine, known Per-
ry avis, yegetab lie Pain Killer, and would as
the public that in every instance far as we
know it has given the best satisfaction to the par
ehascr We recommend it To tie public article
a. OF GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE.
1lfeed, re feyer. knew article Of Medicine
become g def ~ edy popular in SO short 6 time,
which L profed BY the fact Of Its extensive sse, and
constantly increasing demand. signers
j. d. PARE, j. ID, DouGHrY
". j. NJ. GoBDoN, CHts. COLLINS,
ARIA TELLER, Il. y. HUMAN,
S. II. PkRNfS, A. d. ScoyILI,
c. II. BATES, WADE, EeksrEIN i Go.
T. Z c. RE4sRT.
DFAE FRS, IL became yoai agent without fee inc
any interest il tue medicine, but soon became very
much interested upon seeing the happy effect it had
upon many potsnps. The increased sales in this
Sfa.e arc truly astonishing | might have coll
any number OF certificates of its great power in re-
lieving pain, if had attended to it at the time the
cures came under my own observation. The least
can say for the Pain Killer Is, that it fully answers
the purpose for which it is rceoma amended.
A. w HATCH. Druggists, Milwaukee.
Sold by James q. Laird Staunton, and Druggists
every where. Sept l3-2w
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

yea all want to see how beautiful your faces ara
"A come Rankn's Gallery and let him takean
ttn Picture that has yet been discovered in the
ms a''s' Dec. %, 1855
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Cheap Furniture ror Casb

II FINE SOFAS, Dsans md Tetes; Marble ton
- ~ and plain bureaus; Cottage and Jenny Lind
peasteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables: any
.9uanuty OF other Furniture always on hand, at thu
The new style Metallic Cases always on hand.
June =, 1919. A. ID, CHANDLER
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
H.9R RERE.yG.

10HN ScFnlTT invites theattention of the ,ub-
- lctc r. facilities for pleasant and speedy Bar
herring, lis shop opposite Woodward sflotel in
the BasmentoI W. Is. kayser's Honsc. lie has in
hisemp Inexperienced workmen.
Sep ~ 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

chpsetts, ". g. PIunEett, Lleut.
Gov. of Mass, Edward Everett,
E. of State aud Senator of
L. s., Robert g. Winthrop, Ex-
Speaker Hose Rep, Z. ). A. i,
Abbotthswre nee, Minister plen.
to Great Britain, John b. filz-
patrick, Catholic Bishop of Bos-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13

HNtlE eoparn arship heretofore existing nnter the
| style Of BRlGHIWELL.& HOPE, OF Stanton.
Augusta county, Va, on me lSt Inst. expired by
limitation. We will, from this time, commence at
ing our stock Of Dry Gaods at cost and carrie US
for cash only, and will continue the same pntil t1Q
entire stock is disposed off during which time Nc
will keep hand asgeneea assortment 0f t;roc.res
and Liquors wholesale and retail wEeA Will 40 sol 4
at small advance for cash. In order Ia close Mp
the business as soon as practicable We hope, and
shall expect all who are indebted To US, either by
bord or open account, to come forward and settle
their respective dues without further notice.
PFohEMY BRIGlifWELL.
Sept. 6, ls56.-2m. ROBERT }, HOPE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Ayers Cathartic pi!Isl
HIS TIL a Z A r. T. PILLS

PROF. HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts,
saws they ere the best of al Pils, and annexed are
the men that certify that DR., Hayes, Knows, viz
Lemuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Mas
sachuset.s, Emory Washburn, Governor of Massa-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
LtDIES iECTION.

'fNIIE ladies' are especially United to the large
l. Auction Sales Of desirable Dry Goods. to COM
W. Smith, one door above the Marble Yard. Staun-
ton. Sales day and night.
CUSHING &c WATTS.
Auctioneers.
Staunton Spnt C. ES5G
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Fail Trade.

WITH view Of making room for fall. goods.
~ wewiil sell all our Summer goods, (. greatly
reduced prices, ladies Dress goods par.ilalsriy
VIII be sold at first cost. Call and exeunt1e. and
yoE viii find we are in earnest.
PIPER Il FUNKHOJSER
August 20, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
NEW JOB OFFICE.
wv T. are now prepared to doJoB WORK in good
w style and on short notice, having supplied our
oHi ce with N EN IVY PEE. =
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TsHEREt will be an election held at the Clerks Of
IL flee of the Superior Court, in Stauntun on The
first day of the September County Court, for tic
choice of five ID legates to represent thfs county in
the FAauEH's ASSEMBLY, 20 convene in the city OF
Richmond on the 18th y.uf October next.
The qualified voters are Life Members, ana every
such adult male member of the Society, as shall sat
isiy the Commissioners that he has paid his annual
fees, including the year 1856 =, ;.
BY authority vested in me'hy she Executive Com
mittee of the Virginia State Agricultural Society,
do hereby appoint as assistant Commissioners the
T Y.! ) M1sslH, KS. BvnsAnsER,
s. B. FINLEY,
Commissioner Of Augusta county.
have in my possession Blank Receipts Of the
Treasurer of the Society, which will be furnished
to all rsons who desire to continue their Member
ing for Membership 81 and one dollar annual dues
thereafter S. B. FINLEY.
September, 10, lR5G-tde.
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store Room for Rent.

'FNlAT large and commodious Store Room under
a the Union Hail, lately occupied by +. A. Davis
4 Co, is for rent, Enquire of IL. Bell or Adam
Lashnaugh' Jaly eft.
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FANCY FURS FUKs! rURsl FURs
GfV GLE TIE ADVERTISEMENT.
D. a.. Gsissesxr5e.

STILL. continues to do all kinds of Plain and Or
y namental ming, Graning, Glazing. Paper-
Hanging, &C., on the NEST reasonable terms
Letters on business, addressed to him At Stanton
Va, will receive prompt attention.
July s, ls55-ly.
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For Rcat.

ia ior rent large Recon- IN rhe basement If
4 the Lutheran Church, we'll suited for School
room, &c, dc. GEO h ,sI l'nIefe'
June n, ls56. '1'N
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FOR SAIL
EOSTpoRT.MnNIAE.

A LIKELY Negro Woman. Apply e
IA a. STEPHENSON,
sert. u Monterey. HlgaIsnd county,
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NOTICE..

The above sale Is postponed till Friday the 10Th
September. Aug. l6.
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Notice
10 ALL WHOM IT May CONCERN.

7 Wehave two horse Wagons tcr .le
august 80, lS56.-.f.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
The War in Aansas.-Fight at 0ssaWo
tamie,

The telegraph dispatch giving a brief ac
count of the reported desperate fight in Kan
sas, was based, we presume, upon the fol
lowing letters which we find in the Western
(Mo J Dispatch:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-09-13
Che Hlarlicis.

REPORTED by STAPLES, MARTIN co.
SrAUSroN September l3 1856
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Turks perfectly defeated the Russians.--
Since that time they scarcely ever were al
lowed to fight; yet the glorious army is LOST
scattered and dwindled without battle to
a skeleton. Things have been so managed,
that Turkey has no army more; not so much
as to attempt to relieve Kars, though S0,-
600 men had been more than sufficient to
save. The Allies, on their part, with 2o,-
600 idle men in the Crimea, stood by and
let 1t fall, just as they stood by and left
Moussa Pacha, unassisted in his glorious
defence Of Silistria. IL was evident from
the beginning that the Western Govern
ments had made up their mind, not to leave
Turkey in the position to influence their
own movements either in the field or in the
negotiations. To effect this her power had
to be paralyzed--and paralyzed it is to such
an extent, that the Times can already avow
the startling iniquity, that the West tern
Powers do not care bit about the indepen.
dence aud integrity of Turkey, nor pay the
slightest attention either to the wishes or
the interests OF the dead body Of that pros
trate empire..' 0 La -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Honorable Legislators.

A friend told us recently that our unec
dotes of the legislator who wanted the Con
stitution to run through his farm, and of hit
worthy brother who did not think his consti
tuents had any sense, reminded him OF thl
freaks Of distinguished Michigan State
Senator, who, in his day was the unfailins
source Of half the fun at the Capitol. Upon
one .occusion, while some resolution which
involved an Endorsement of the action Of the
Michigan delegation in Congress upon the
tariff question, this gentleman sprang upon
his feet, exclaiming:
"Mr. Pfesident-I do not care a curse
about this plaguey tariff; but | am afraid
that the Wings will get branch of the
blame thing in this State. .-.......
The same gentleman was at another time
made victim Of the sarcasm and irony of q
political oponent, who, in a loud and person
al speech against him in the Senate Cham.
Der, accused him, among other things, Of
hav ing stolen the livery of Heaven to serve
the devil in. Our friend rose to reply, vic.
lently agitated, and trembling with indigna-
ton. He said:
"Mr. President!-This is the first time in
all my life that have been accused of steal
ing! My opponent says l have stolen the
Library Of Heaven! Mr.. President, in the
most solemn manner, allow me to assure
you, that did know there was such book
in print" ......
He was originally from New Jersey, and
was very fond Of glorfying that State. Up
on these occasions he always commenced as
follows: "Mr. President, the great State Of
New Jersey, which State had the honor to
leaue," &c. ,.. ..
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
mistI:eIIaIltous,
The Presidents reception on New
Years Day--Change i'm the aP-
uearauce ofThings.
IRON the washington Star, January ~

From the Washington Star, January IL
The reception of the Diplomatic Corps,
blythe President, at IL o'clock, attracted
quitsa concourse to the portico Of the White
House. They were disappointed, however,
in the appearances ofthe equipages in which
the dignitaries arrived. The state liveries,
which used TO excite so much admiration
from the darkies, when Packenham of Bod
isco drove along, were not to be seen, and,
!. the carriages were Of rather an ordinary de-
scfiption. But'when the inmates alighted,
there was no lack of diplomatic splendor.-
Cooked hats, bordered with white feathers
coats stiff with rich gold or silver embroid-
cry, brilliant decorations Of various orders
of knighthood, small swords and other insig-
mia of courtly favor, were abundant.
Atll o'clock, the President, accompan-
led by Mrs. Pierce, entered the "blue room" /"
and, the diplomatists Immediately paid their
respects. There was not any formal ad-
dresses from the oldest minister present,
with it's response, as in days past, but truly
democratic greeting, as the members of each
legation presented themselves. Indeed, it
would seem as if the President had carried
out the idea Of the pater patriG, who, when
consulted as to his cerimonial, replied
"Mrs. Washington's wishes ;oncide with
my own as to simplicity of dress, and every
thing which can. tend to support propriety Of
character without partaking OF the follies
Of luxury and ostentation." 1t was a recep-
ton in every way BETTING the Chief Magis-
trate Of great Republic.
General Almonte. the Mexican Minister,
was the most resplendent, and Mr.. Cramp-
ton Of England, the plainest in his dress a.
mong the Plenipotentaries. The Spanish
Minister, with his broad ribbon and many
stars, the Sandman Charge, in blue and
and SILVER, Baron Gerolt and his suite the
estimated Chevalier Hulseman, the Sweed- !
ish Charge, and other noted diplomatists,
graced the scene. They all appeared to
pay special attention to Senor Marcoleta,
who appeared as Minister from Nicaraga.--
The members Of the Cabinet were present,
excepting the Attorney Generals. who is alb
sent on a visit to relatives at Newburyport,
Mass, Sydney Webster. Esq, the Presi
dents private secretary, District Marshal
Hoover. and DR.. Blake, (the newly appoint
edCommissoner Of Public Building,) with
blooming array offemale loveliness, and
delegation of the officers of the army in full
uniform, completed the party.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

OLA Yankee, conveying al English
gentleman round Boston, took him to Bun
ker Hill. They stood looking at the spen-
did shaft, when the Yankee said 1:
'4This is the spot where Warren fell ~
"Ah !" replied the Englishman, evidently
not postedup in local historical matters, "did
it 'urt i'm much ...
The native looked at him with the expires.
sion OF fourteen 4th Of July's in his counte-
nance.
"Hurt him - he exclaimed; che was kill.
ed, sir !" s.,
"Ah' e was, was e! 7" said the stranger,
still eyeing the monument, and computing
its height in his own mind, layer by layer
swell, should think e would ave been
'urt to fall so far" yFs .rs. ssss,. Il
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
',soO,77O rs s.sOo,574 80
l,oss,eSs 90 s,5Is,4si 60

This places before you the receipts and
expenditures Of the State Government during
the last two years, and there is no difficult
ty in ascertaining the departments in which
increased or diminished expenditures or rev.
enues have taken place. To determine,
however, whether the State authorities or
those of the Counties, Townships and Cit
les, are responsible for the high taxes COM
plained of by the people, we must examine
into the various amounts levied by these sev.
eeral authorizes; and for this purpose the fol-
lowing tabular statement has been prepared,
exhibiting the taxes levied for the specified
purposes in the years named:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Trne Explosion :.t Inkcrnann.

AuC HARAVSApM stS hMNSH Ah.As "a a.
Our rea'Iers will remember the accounts
ofthe terrible accidental explosion of the
Powder Magazines at Inkermann. on the
18th Of November, by which near four hun
dred persons lost their lives. The most vivid
description of that awful event that we have
seen 10 given in the following extract
from letter written by Staff assistant Sur
geon, Waiter Clogg, OF the British Light
Division:
Nov. l6, 1855. ~ had written thus
far yesterday afternoon, when at about half
past thre O'Clock P, NJ, paper and desk were
dashed from beneath my arm-pole and tent
rafting down felled me PROSTATE, and for an
instant my mind was paralyzed by the i'm :
preston that the end of all things had come
NV God! 50 und like the combined thunders
Of a century went up to heaven, and the
earth, for mile around, quaked and rocked
like an angry tide. No air! no breath!
Struggle ont and gasp for life! A thick
darkness over all---lurid, sulphurous, and
pestilential Another and another roar. and
abellow and crash re-echocd BY every hill,
reyeberating through trench and ravine, STIR
ring the very dead in their graves! And
now shower Of blackened and blood stained
fragments, mutlated human limbs, hands,
arms, legs, feet, pieces of skull, shattered
bones, even solitary ribs within fbres OF
muscle still quiveriag care blown about like
chat before the blast! Men who have faced
death in every form are flying hither and
thither in frienzied horror! Shells are
shfieking in the air. and bursting over
head; rockets streaming fire; mimic and
grape flying on every side; and there is no
hiding.place! And now the groans Of the
wounded and the dying! Here man lies
dead and disfgured almost beyond recog-
nitions There poor fellow with his chest
driven IN; close beside him a screaming
sufferer whose thigh is torn off at the hip
joint Huts and tents have fallen OF are
falling, burying all beneath them.
u sgr saF4F IN T E h
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
Kossutll On tie FaII Of Kars.

AAWrSWSM VI LMG EtAAl Oh kANfSs
lin his last letter, the noble Hungarian
gives an eloquent exposition Of the treache-
n and basenessof the Western Power in
theccurse they have pursued towards Tur-
key, for whose independence and nationali
y atthe beginning Of the war they claim
ed 70 be principally contehding. Kossuth
says: s@s V
#At all events, the fallen condition Of
Kassiiss /. sad illustration ts the fact how
successful the Western Powers have been
IN depriving her Of last resources Of effec-
tive notion. and Independent spontaniety.--
Scarcely two years ago Turkey had on the
Danube glorious army Of 10000 men.
victories in every engagement Fettered
a. they were BY the near presence Of the
Western subsidiaries, who went 10 the East.
not foE the purpose Qf aiding. but with the
positive intention 81 hinderihg Turkey ID
be- military opssationsi still the brave
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

01r A crazy woman, living near Rylad.
was asked If she ever saw Mr.. Wordsworth,
and what sort of man he was.
go, indeed says she, she was canny
enough at times; and though he. goes abou,
booing his dottery (repeating, his poetry
through the woods, he will now and then say,
"How doyou do, Nannya" as sensible as you
or I. ~ N ~ ,.-..,,.s
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

LONGEVITY IN THE WEsT.--Died, in
Boylescounty, KY, on the 2lst Dec, John
Sneed, native of Virginia, aged one hun
dred. In Bourbon county, KY, on the ssd
Dec, John Gass. aged ninety years. ii
Henry county, Indiana, on the 18th Dec,
Mrs. Catharine BoGSIog, aged ninety five
years. Her husband died about a year ago,
at the age Of ninety nine years. .i.a s't7
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

RcIA.-The ce nsus reports before the
Legislature of Georgia show the following
facts:--White populations, 42,567; slave
population, sss s,2s7; free persons Of color,
1926; total population, $4,000; number Of
families, 96.6s5; deaf and dumb, .tsli luna.s
tics, SIT. asale1aii " sEessA ~ .
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

The revenue received through taxes levi
ed upon the grand duplicate, placed at the
head Of each column are the proceeds of
taxes levied and collected the year previous;
q fact which it is necessary 10 observe, in
order to fix correctly the responsibility of
the respective levies, That returned in
the column of 1854 is the first under
the present valuation OF real estate. The
proceeds of the taxes levied in the year just
past will 60 into the revenue Of 1856.
The following are the disbursements from
the State Treasury, for all purposes, during
the same period: ,ea'7 ,ssf'lv
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Six yearsgago the foundation of a."Print-
er'a Rest" was laid at Woodgreen. near
Hornsey, England, BY the Earl Of Stanhope,
The work, after unavoidable delays, isl now
going on. again. and the edi6ce win be finish
ed next summer Il is designed for super
anuatea printers.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
mr. The following advertisement is e.

or The following advertisement is ex.
tracted from en- Irish newspaper: < .
"Missing from Killarney, Jane O'Fogerty.
She had in her arms two babies and a
Guernsey cow,a black with red hair and
tortoise she'll combs behind her ears, and
large spots all down her back, which squints
awfully." 4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

For State Expenses, 55O,I3IG4 A 5g6 44S on
For interest and principle ~ - =
on State debt, 1,l1s,963 o6 LOLA 74o 40
For Stale Com. School Fund IIIS.263 06 IoO0s1a 10
For District School Library 55OI3 10 g0Is30 *
Fund,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

COUNTY TAXES.
For County expenses,
Eos Bridge purposes,
For Poor purposes,
For Bulldingpurposcs
For Road purposes,
For Roilroad purpo-
SOS,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

1892 ,939 1870 3G2,s41 so o
1905, ,424 SO 9 1926, ,346 90 8
a2s,l92 IL 0 1,194,O9s 81 S
l25,s7a e07 2OO,330 Of 7
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17

Total County Faxes, ,725 hos o s2;02, SOS o2
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-01-17
1855.

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