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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-03
EGOuOicin the EscpIb!icam Ca H1p-
IsIiCk0Msdegler Eecpudiafea.

Di5cord, dissatisfaction and Indignation
reign in the Republican household. The
nomination OF Blickensderfer for the Board
of Public Works, is openly repudiated by a
large and influential portion of the Republi.
can party. Cory, Of incinnati, has come
out and announced himself as an Independ.
ent candidate.
The Cincinnati Gazette says eff Blickens.
derfers name is not withdrawn, he should Be
defeated III The p2Hs!" The Cincinnati Com
merciG7, gays it is bad nomination, and il
don't make any difference which ticket is
successful, Democrat or Republican. The
Cleveland Leader calls upon Bickensderfel
to defend himself or leave the field. The
Toledo Blade seconds the motion. The ST.
Marysville Tribune and the Ironton Rsqiste,
add their testimony toward his condenna
tion. Is not here, beautiful condition o
thingsl How lovely and amiabls the com
munion,-how sweet the fellowship of these
brethren! 1t is pleasant "to dwell together
in unity"
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sEi.y DON'T the KIdnappcrS bring
him Back!

The Chase leaders pretend to be very in
dignant that Brtslin cannot be got back rom
Canada under our treaty with E ngI land ne.
gotiated by Webster in 1912. This is all
flu "mory. They would not for the world
that he should return. If they wanted him
brought back, they would soon fad in their
ranks plenty of men who are practised hands
at kidnapping. There is nothing t. prevent
them running him back to Ohio as readily
as they could put Kentucky negro into Can.
ada. But they don't want him blck. He
was in Columbus for THREE WEEKS
after The defalcaton was known, and vel
during all that time, neither Chase nor any
nlenlber-of his administration took the first
step towards putting him under bond. His
absence answers them better purpose thu
his presence. Neaoark Advocate.
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Chasc's Completely with the Late
DeInIcatiOn.
THE PROOF.

We announced few weeks ago, and dar-
ed Chase to deny it, that he had advised
Breslin to make the City Bank of Cincinna-
Ii a depository Of the public funds, and that
by following his advise, the State lost
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Chase has not dared to deny il, nor will not.
The following letter from Gen. Prentiss
clinches the mstter on him. Read Read |!
COLUMBUS, ONO, Aug. 20, 1857.
Editors Ohio Statesman:
1 notice in the Journcl Of last evening
a card signed by Thomas Heaten, and f. N.
Gregory, formerly officers of the City Bank
OF Cincinnati, in which thoy declare that if
Gov. Chase gave letter TO Mr.. Bresiia, re-
commencing GePosit-in that institution, that
they are not aware Of it. Although this is
far from being dcnili Of the fact, it is in.
tended evidently to he used as 'reIutation,"
and as the charge was originally made upon
my authority, deem it not improper for me
to a, sign my reasons for making it.
Some time last winter, Mr. Breslin incon-
versaton wi;hsmyselt regarding the losses to
the State by deposits with banks, remark ed
that it was impossible 10 withstand the i'm.
pOriunities of bankers and politicians; and
further alind!ng 10 the City Bank deposit, he
produced letter from Governor Salmon p.
/ Chase, recommending the deposit of State
funds in the City Bank of Cincinnati, which
letter he informed me he was about to show
| to the Finance Committee. / urged him to
make it part of his answer to the interro,
gatories OF the Committee. In reply, he
sad that he could not, as Governor Chase,
although political opponent was personal
'fiend, and furthermore, that Chase controll-
ed several influential Republican newspa.
pers, among which was the State Journal,
all Of which were then friendly to him, but
which, il he made public Mr.. Chqse's letter,
would all be down on him.
will add that when Mr.. Taylor of Ma
honng, chairman of the Finance Inyestidat
ing Committee, was in this city short time
since, in attendance as witness before
the Grand Jury Of franklin county, he 'Gc-
know ledged that he warn aware of the ex.
istence of such letter.
Respectfully,
w. s. V. PRENTISS.
! Ch1se was Agent for the Bank. 1t is
charged and can't be denied that he knew
the concern was "in rottsn condition =
when he recommended the tnnds to be de.
/ posted in it. What honest man can now
! vote for s. P. Chose Ohio Patrics.
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O. p. Btown-ArEument-ScIioOI
INV

"Mr. Brown is an earnest lsborer in the
cause of freedom, devoted Republican, and
an effective speaker. Now the best way TO
meet such n man, Is, to meet him with hard
arguments, rather than with hard words, and
in the absence of the former, the latter do
not furnish an adequate substitute. Dim.
The Democrat complains bitterly. Itwants
us to meet Mr.. Brown with argument. Mr..
Brown may possibly be met toih argument,
but he cannot be met in argument, for he
was never guilty of making an argument in
his life. All his public speeches consist OF
bombastic defamation. We tried our very
utmo.t to meet that gentleman with drgu-
ment last IOli, but he was-"sTcK !r'-
Under these circumstances, what shall VIC
do!
In regard to the repeal Of the School Ii
brary tax, both the Democrat and Mr.. Brown
we'll know that The law was repealed, and
that thereby the children of Ohio ere left
without any provision for libraries.
The Democrat denies thlt Mr.. Brown ever
aid "he did not want his children to go to
common schools and associate with the com.
mon herd" Now, sir, we know that he did
make use of those very words. Let Mr.,
Brown himself come out and deny it, if he
dare.
But the Democrat says Mr.. Brown is moi
a candidate. This is true. But he was the
Senator from this district, and BY his act:
and sentiments as the agent of the Rtpubii'
can party, We have right to judge the'Psrty
itself
He voted to repudirie the State contracts
and you, NJ. Democrat, condemned and de,
nounGed him for it, and said thnt by his vote
and that Of his associates, "Ohjo tCaS humtlI-
a!cd." viii you not allow US the same
privilege! We do not wonder that you are
anxious to cover up Mr.. Browns political
conduct.
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IAdyerilsement1

0TAmong the many preparations now in
use for restoring, preserving, and beautifying
the hair, there are mona that we can recon
mend with more confidence than PO'f. Woods
Hair Restorative, new in general use through
out the United States. This preparation pos
sesses the most invigoraling qualities, and
never fails in producing the most happy re-
suits when applied according to directions.
We refer to the advertisement for few oi
the innunerible certificates which have been
sent by parties who have been benefited by
it, and who ieel happy in giving testimony to
its wonderful effect produced on them. Gin
rinnaii Sun, Nov. LIST, 1854.
Sold by all the Druggists.
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Breaking Of the Cable fGr i7Ie
Ocean Telegraph.

We regret TO learn that the Ocean Tcle.
graph cable, which was in process of | Wing
down, hrs broken. Nine hundred miles of
it had been lod down successfully. 1t was
lost in water over two miles in depth. The
telegraphic report says at the time there was
a heavy swell on. The Niagara was going
at the rate Of five knots per hour, and as the
engineer found that the cable was running
out in too great proportion for the speed
Of the ship, he considered it necessary for
the brakes to be oPp'ied more Il MY, when
the cable parted some distance from the
ship.
The Agamemron, Niagara and Susrue-
hanna will rcmain some tine where the
cable parted, TO try some experiments in the
deep water in that part of the Atlantic
which it is considered, will be of great value
to the Telegraph Company, and then all will
60 10 Plymouth, England.
The experience now obtained must be Of
great value to the Company, and it is under.
stood that tie directors will decide whether
to have more cable made and try ag1in i'm
mcdiately after the Equinocal gales, or wait
until another sumner. The impression pre-
walls at Liverpool that another trial viii take
place in October.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DIR. Ii. TUBBS.

VIII bell attendance as follows:
RAVENNA, Prentiss House, Wednesday and Thurs
day, October lst.
Akron, Empire House, Wednesday, Sept. 3Oth.
Cleveland, American Hotel, Monday and Tuesday
Sept. 7th and 9Th
Warren, National Hotel, Wednesday, Oct, 7th.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen; also Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervous
ness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Femi diseases, Ague and
Fever. Fits Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions; tan
GERS, Ulcers and all other varieties of long standing
complaints, both external and iHtcrnal.
For some ten years Dr.. T. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted overy other resource
within reach. IN are mineral or other p0isOat
ged docs he make SICK TO make nell, or teai
9ODnto bUTH up. Tho medicines can be taken witt
safety by the most delicate. and patients may
at home, and continue with prudence their ordtnafI
diet and exercise. Many have recovered under thl
treatmcntaftr triendsand physicians had given up n
hope, the indspWtable evidence Of which cap alway
be Furnished. nvalids FOwever reduced and despair
Ing, invited to call and may be assured that
conragUmeut will be given expense incurred with
taccrrcsponding prospect OF recovery.
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where woujl tnc Money BE =!

There was on attempt made by the Re.
publcans in the Legislature, last winter, to
provide that the money belonging to the
State Treasury Of Chic, should be deposited
with the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company. When Democrats suggested the
propTiety Of requiring bands of the Trust
Company, before making t deposit, they
were answered that the Trust Company was
as safe without bonds as any other company
with them.
Suppose the Republicans had succeeded
in carrying through this crazy measure,
where would the peoples money now be-
since the Trust Comp pany's failure? No
1t won't do to deposit with any banking cor.
Por4tion. 1t is unsafe and dangerous. No
thing but an Independent Treasury will an.
swel the wants of the people.
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PHTHIST C OR NSTnMN.

Tho statement given this month will be read with
deep interest by all who have endured the ncxprcss
bic horrors of s;hma. Especially dos it oinmonl
Itself loh0sc who have believed that treatment m
relieve. but cannot cure.
Holmes tp.. Crawford o., Ohio, I1lv 49,
Or. .TUDBS:--Sr-Since childhood have been afct
cd with Phtlic Asthma. My mother before me,
suffered with the Sane disease. "A | grew older it
became worse, the paroXsms occurred oltener, and
more protrasted ani sever. especially so during
the winter AT ali times, 4 little more than
ordinary eNerton caused Il Nio cut oIprc ssiCn in
breathing.
While the paroNsms lastHl there was II d4tr,ssng
cough and constant agnnizng struggle for breath,
being a. tines apparently upon the verge "f slOca
t"n. Very little sleep could bo Obtaiu-d at such
times AMI tHat tile while sitting in my o'ar. Two
years ago was ndncGd by th3 statcme It OF a lady
VIII I'm YOU cured Of Asthma, to make more trial.
h'd little ttth at that tin q, partly because had
so nllch en- disappointed, and parity because others
sail could not &c well. The treatment was pursued
uhhar rcnmStanCcs most unfdy0rdbl". having the
caro- of stcE fri n1s yet have been MT nuIv fui!
reu"v'" "fall symptoms Of Asthma bat Of all oth r
ah'cuons accompanying. | have no cudgh now,
breathe freely, rest wc'l and h'vr goot sire, 9Th
fcurst','y, 81 lana ". QUtlNTANCE.
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DEMOCRATIC IIS7RICT TICKET,
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Nominating Con.
vention will be held On SAT URDAY, the
I2lh day Of September 1t 10 o'clock, a. n.
to put in nomination the following chiccrs,
10 wit:
One Representative; ere Treasurer; enc
Prosecuting Attorney; one Probate Judge;
one County Clerk; one Commissioner; one
Coroner; one Director Of lrfrnory.
J. G. WILLIS,
Chlirmun Cen. FIX. Com.
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More Money G:ome EfOLa the State


More Money G:oMc GrOHa the State.
1t is now ascertuined beyond all doubt
that portion o. the money received on the
sale the State bonds last October, was still
en- deposit with the Ohio Life Insurance g.
Trust Company at the time of its failure !
This Institution had been the depository Of
the public funds Of Ohio during the whole
administration of Chase. The exact amount
Of money bcIongin! to'the State which was
deposited with the company is not'certainIy
known; but whatever the amount may te, it
is probabiy a total loss.
Sooa after he late do'alcatioD, Governor
Chnse borrowed ab.ul $4,000 in order to
pay the July iatercst upon the State debt
But at the same time, the Trust Company
had in its possession,a a large amount of Ohio
bonds. A part OF these bonds hid been sold
and the money was in the hands of the CON-
paEy. Whit amount had beol sud, and
VIII tamlua Of bonds have been receival, we
cannot ;e.l but certain we are that the az
grcgate amouot OF money and bonds in the
possession OF IKE Ohio Trust Company will
exceed by an i,2Gcase sum, the amount Dor
rowed b. the State to pay the July interest
Here is another evidence OF Republican sa-
garity! Another evidence Of Retreuchuent
and Reform
The exteut Of TIE loss which Ohio must
sustain through this failure Of The Ooio Life
'In.u:ance s. Trust Company, will not be
hnown at present. Ii is undoubtedly large.
Can'twe have another Investigating Com.
inttct!
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Legal Notice.

against Civil Aciion
Eathrop A. G. B. Grant, ct als.1
M A.. HARRlNG TON and Truxton Bur.
M. relI will take notice that on tho 18th day OF
March, d., 1854, the plaintiffs in the above entitle
ease, filed their petition in tho Court of Common
Pleas stali that Grant, Pierce & Co. wore indebted
to hem In the sum of three hundred and forty-one
dollars and eghty-one cents with the interest thereon
from September l7th 1853 and that said Harrington
and Bufre have property in their hands belonging to
said G. ant. Pierce d Co,
You are therefore notified that unless you answer
or demur to said petition on or before the oath day of
October next, Judgment will be TAX en- us conf. ssed
n. L. JEFFRlES,
Angust27, 1Gj7-Gw Plaintiffs, ATTY.
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05-The cashier of the Ohio Life .TnsG.
rance and Trust Company has been arrested
.
at the suit Of the Merchants and Mechanics
Bark nt Wheeling, and the Manufa cturers'
and Farmers Bank of Virginia.
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THE Latest BANK FAILURES.
HANNUCh, MO,
Wa(K FORD. X 7

FARMERS BANK, Saratoga Co. N. Y,
RHODE ISLAND CENTRAL BANK,
KANAWAH\ BANK, Virginia.
OHIO LIFE IN tURANCE & TRUST Go.
This is bul ii partial list Of recent troken
banbs. We cou d add another story OF bro
ken Bankers, and still another of broken
Brokers, III dealing in the shin plaster is
sues Of American Ral Barrons. But enou- h.
The time is coming when the people will
cease to pay homage to mere "Script NObiIi.
ty'" and will recognize that only as money
which the Constitution makes so.-Piain
Dealer
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Legal Notice.
John Johnson, Plaintiff,

IUIHETH1
.>.- 49,. aganst
Lathrop a. C. B. Grant, Hiram w. PierJte and Gid.
con Hurd, Defendants.
'HE defendants will take notice that the
\ pl .lntiG will take depositions at tho office of
isaac Stoer. Esq. at Garrettsville, Portage county
oho, on the 24la day Of Sep 1867 Between he
hours OF O'Clock, A. M. and O'Clock p I'M Of said
uay. N. .L.JEFFRIES,
m. ,;n A..su
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A Lady

w no HAS BEEN CURED GREAT
~ NEKNoUS DEBILITY, after many years of
misery desires c make known to all fellow su ferers
III" sur, ncHh3 Cf relief Addcpss, enclosing Il s,un,n
!" ptA the return postage. Mrs. MAkY K. DEWITT
's'nn Mass, and The prescription VIII bo sent free,
by next post. O'
August II. IS51-3nrr,
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GFThe loss OF the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, by the breaking of the cable, i.
estimated at 100000. They will probably
recover about one half.
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EArE..i SNiiCr.

n Office is hereby given TINT on the Il,h
~ day Of august, A. d 1857, Nathaniel o. Whit,
q ed IN ho oGiec Of tho Cierk III Court of l'ommom
trHs withH and for inc county OF Portage and state
"L ONO, ms petition setting forth that he is the owner
"t g rt;n tots aud real estate IN the town of Franklin
III sd coHty Of Portage, to wit: All the land living on
""ch SIDE ct ana adjoining alley 20 feet wide nno
west "i an tdJ"iLing " No. l9 m center puce Of said
Frankltn, "a APP cors in Po,tagc County Records.
BOOK 81 pages eji, 2Gj aId g6G, being I3j rcot in
length, and praying for the vacation Of tho aforesa I'd
alley. NATiANIEi, o. WHITE
BY Day, r.YLoR " HORROR, his ATTORNEYS.
Au.ust l3, lS!7-4w =
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Constitution for Minnesota.

The Conference Convention at ST. Paul
has agreed upon Constitution for the State
of Minnesota. twill be submitted in few
days.
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6The captain of the Niagara says there
can be no doubt as to the ultimate success
of the Ocean Telegraph Company. :i
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The Money Panic.

The money panic created by the Chic
Life Insurance and Trust Company is in,
tense and wide spread. The cause of The
faiIurc is said to be on account Of advances
made to the Cleveland e. Pittsburg RaiI.
road, and the inability of this road to pay the
amount of its indebtedness. Tie shares OF
the c. g. p. R. +. fell to fourteen cents last
week. Attachments to the am unt of ne n
ly a million of dollars have been issued
against tie Trust Company. The Ameri-
can Exchange Bank for $500 900; the Ocean
Bank for $4,000; Brown & Brothers for
3I0U.000; Prime & Brothers for $4,000,
and Dennison g. Brother for $40 600. The
sheriff has possession Of the branch Cfiice Of
the company at New York.
The IrnmJ1I Democrat says that the
Western Reserve Bank, at Warren, had de.
posted with the Trust Company to the
amount Of from $40 900 to $4,000.
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GTGeorge d. Dunn. of Indiana, author
Of Dunn's bill, is lying at the point of death.
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BI:l;zG, Bankers ass| BROKERS
EsTn;.tAiNg!!


De ccnialy, and sometimes anhuailv, we
are called upon TO warn the farmer, necEaG-
ic aud lDboring man, against the Rag Bar.
r0ns, Charter Mongrrs and Privileged Orders,
who ere after Il division Of their hard earn.
iogs in the Wy OF burst up banks and repu.
dated promises To pay. CDuId all the bru-
ken bauE5, shin plaster manufactures, and
other Incorporated moni2d m0nop ,lieA. who
have ended their mission. by sVindling the
people, be piled up into one mountain heap,
il would tower to the skies, aHd fill the worI ID
v it'll tears. The passion of the people for
paper money, instead Of the Constirarionul
coin, has cost Il. word Of woe. How is it
tht every effort OF the Democratic party to
substitute gold and silver for bank rags as II
currency Tor the people, i, so sternuOusiy re-
sisted by the opposition parties!
The veto OF the U s. Bank, was to "ru:n
the country" The establishment Of the Sub.
treasury was the "l'st nail in the coffin OF
Dem ocraCy!' And now the effort OF the
Democracy to est bIisn On IndepenCe ent
Treasury fer Ohio, is scofedat by Governo,
Chase, and resisted by every Black Repub
can pimp that sh Jus for "God and Liber.
ty."
The year 1857 will long be noted for the
fall OF that old Harlot Of Banks, "The Onio
Life Insurance and Trust Co. y" and tic brood
of bust up banrlIngs which follow in her
wake. Tie telegraph for few days has
/ been busy in adding to the dismal record OF
! these Bank disasters, until they have formed
o pyramid, Pe!Ion high.
THE Latest BANK PAIIDRFs
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GAtwood & Co., of New York, have
suspended in consequence of heavy deposits
with the Ohio Trust Company.
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HOtice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ up TO tho l7th day Of September next BY tho
7oafd ol tncaIon of the village Ravenna for the
eutre contract to furnish the materials erect and fully
complete the Ravenna High School Building Tho
whoe WORK to be completed and ready for use BY tho
Ist day of September, 1873 Accurate drafts and mi
mute specifications of every part of said building and
the required work hereon can be seen at the office OF
J.. h.% H. I. fannty, in Ravenna, from and after tho
Nth fApgns: 1857 Persons wishing to contract for
q cash job will do well to send in their proposals.
The Board VIII require the work manship ana mate
rails to be of the rst class and in the matter of nav.
mcnt will endevor 20 consult the convenience of the
Contractor X. SPALDING,
II. q. RANNEY,
J. II. EBBERT,
Hu2nSt lt, iA1i-iY Board of Educhtion.
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NYilIlanm SelDY,s Esrnfe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ per mas been appointed and qualified as admnis-
1857. II sFHiI,o SIi'Ry -
August 90, ls57.-3w. -.
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Insolvency Nntice.

IHE creditors of Jacob e.. Keller, an an.
plitant for relief under the act entitled. IAN act
A. d., 1881, are hereby notified that copies of HI
schedule, afdayit and Examination before the Com
missioner have been placed upon file in the afce
OF Portage In the state Of Ohio. H3sF ~ EE-'
ete ANDREW JACKSON, /, Com. Of. In solyepts.,3
August 90, la57-3U
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EYsy15 Notice

Aiohzo !'cVy, P'a'H%T.} In the Court Of Common
Elias Brow =, hof'94aat> Ohio Civil Aton H0u"!'
HE said @etenGant, f las Brown, who J.,
i i&eEt of the State of oho, will take no
ice int on t't &Lh day Of August A. D. 1917 Aloiz,
Dc"y filed a:diHst him, in the flee of III. Cl.rk -
oaiI toHFt mis- petition, which is sill peaing in sli
u"ur;,t the "irrt ahd prayer thereof orig to compel
lhs aH'H "eeI daAt sprehca! to perform. by eXecu-
lihG vac pr"rer 9eeh of conveyance to the pl'uIf
cettlln contract made n entered into y aud hetwe
the shil Hr%Wn md ore John d SAWYER. on the tslh
aaE OF VI y. A. y, 1880, for the sale to said SAWYER
Or enH ana N rtE nc plredhs acr,s Of land stu
&e ~ !" NJ D. In the township Of Fr.nklin, in saiA
c""ht! "i Portage, bounded u"rthcry. eaStrtIy rLd
S""lrr'y l.! Tie streets or highways and ives. rle bY
ahi inca ." h'a b 'harles hi"l'ls, being the nnd
nn "h'cl said sawyer resided aud whch is IRE MIR
uc"arll desert ed in said petition. said pelItr Vi
leg lnlt th hi p)antf has iy igam2n and lur
chlse "cp"ircd the absolute Interest in said contrac
rs HE il>i the aid defendant, aud that The plaintii il
omitted /" conveyance in fee Of siFd premises
Hai det"nd Mt will further take notice that unlcs,
h al pears ana answers said petition on or before the
th d1S OF october, a. D.. 1857, the urayer tbervo
viii be granted, ana an or,cr and decree ent red ac-
c"rdngty. J. Il. & H. G. RANNEy
AhGUst - IN"'-GW Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-03

6TThe Hollister Bank, at Buffalo, has
closed its doors.