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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-08
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Meeting Of ths Board OF Aldermen.
This Board met last evening, President Peck in the
CHAIR.
proceed Al once with laying out Mount Norris square,
INVITATION 10 II H. II rHs PsHCs
The following communication read
10 THE MAYOR COMMON CouScIS or THE CIrY or NEW
YoRK-
The Undersigned citizens Of New York. venture 70 call
your attention to the visit Prince Wales
heir apparent 70 the Great Britain ana Ireland
rs about 10 make 70 America the invitation OF the
Brush Provinces This 10 be regarded visit,
sare ruler, 10 hin federal supJscts, psrtang Of
Uhcia character. Considering the intimate relations
which exist between our country and England, and BY
how many ucs wc bound 70 that great people, over
which the Prince Of Wales will hereafter relgn and
forgetting that International courtes,es tend 70 promote
good understanding between nations, and lessen the
Chauce Of beg leave 70 suggest that be should be
dnvmed 20 vx this city aud recsve tn hosptt0iities
Cyrus w Field, vAlsntine Mott,
VIM. c. Bry ant, jas. Thompson,
Noees Taylor, Francis IAeber.
p PERT Henry & Pisrrcpont,
Henry Grinnen, Benjamin Field,
Jsmes Brown, Francis l. Hawks
Wilson q. Hunt, Cnas. KING
DAVID Dudley Field, John Hughes,
Robert 4 a 8 xinsura, [ s,saiss.
Daniel Lord, W. Astof,
j ,hD A. stevens, Watts sherman,
Peter Cooper, john J. Cisco,
James Harper J. J. Roosevelt,
j. D. Jones. Frederick De Psyster,
Alexander T. Stewart, VIM. q. Appleton,
Marshall U. Rooerts, 7. neaton,
Samuel B. c. Morse, Roysi Phelps.
Geo. Fos.m, Samuel Ruggles,
Cbss. Daily, b. V. Batler,
Irsac Ferris, Loqs A. Sayre.
NAV YuRx Nav l. $3.50
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Trwsses.-Dv. Marsh Csstfnsss ~ Apply
w radical sure rruss 9Th he c~tnent q b~rniA
rs.ss suppc>rs shcuider Br>o.s suspensvy Bsrd~y's
ss ssstn siosknss Bel,s bssAns frus.ss and Al ss>l
~enh NO Ns@ny S. AmW Housa osposas ~ fssfs csurch
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Bvepehstss.-Frcm Mr.. G. ~. Gardner,
P,ircesl Ne Aulxers r.rals Ir-snpts ~ ~ have
bees s rvd Win brussus durirs th~ ster ard fcunx
20 rel 81 uni found yesr rroebe~ -Dro-ns brsnchisi
frorb>s' Coush lcr~us~~ for sale throughout he
Unnsd sts,ss sc<d bT ~ drussasa
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Ryncs IRON THK wREcEED STEAMER Tho schooner
Anne Laurie, which arrived at son from Port Lsour
s thf 30,h uitino, bsd bos'd sixteen trucks
and other packages OF personal effects, which were
wsshei ashore from the wreck OF the uufortans steam
sbip HnngaF,ao and, having be@n tdsnuned are 70 bs
for EsFded To Canada To the custody OF tbs relatives OF
their oct owners.
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Spring Fashign Hats, %, o. and 05.
whfrE haster Ns Broadway opposite y Psais chureA
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months ana ii days
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral without further Invitation
from her late residence leo Atlantic street. Brooklyn,
this (russdHy) afternoon, at two o'clock.
Chicago and Joliet papers please copy.
WILLIAMS Suddenly, on sunday morning. May 0, OF
disease Of ths heart JOHN WILLIAMS veterinary surgeon
HIS sansra viii take placs this tuesday, afternoon al
tvo O'Clock from bis late residence, 80 Fatbush Ayenae
Brcokyn Bis friends and acquantances are invited to
attend without further notice.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A S.s. aSss- = q: GIN.
woiyEs sceaIpAx scHHzPr $3.50 ''''''
Iersoo' who are troubled W III, >on. .u.,.
oRoPsY. DYSPEPSIA,
aENEsAL ossILrry
sbs s.. BE ssdor:sSss, q D. sssss s:aun .'' ''
For sale By all druss'' J yTSSsJs sd M sTSa ~
Sole impcrsr .ss msantss urer
Aso bottled Brandy Tor nsdai and or.,ss ass
warranted pure tAhd he osse QUALITY.
IT .wHoIssALE--sEGARs. FOB oAsH-rxox ~ II
A'''''' ''''' 81 Xxx: II q , Sss,.
a iosss. sos Wssd /, Ans sEsst osn sss ,ss sA:r
Il q. g. PAssYoRrs AGENT. COMMISSIONERS o.
NJ. ali. IHs srArml Lsvys. ssiasy b6WAN
PURE AKrIoLE
OF KxsIuCKY BOURBON,
From g. =. Suits Salt River Ds,nisry.
E.,abNabsd 1850
rhssso's article -h'cs . perfectly cure, eeuios ersa
sos ess o % ss,ns We 70
solo BY every drusss, ks- Yort and srpok,yu-
ISL ss ~ iii s ssa 70 Bro s1s. aa.ss:il
Ii yoRsIo AcooNuLArIoSs IxPsRrEcr cIKou
\ Of BlOod Of Vis
o- sS IN s ssa . .e"s psSy es,ns
risss oaee ressceace and pharmacy g ~ss. rSstsena
,ISr Ell, nsaD OF HAIR Is NOT DYE. BUT
VII SON.: HAZE HAZE SoiSsEs
IL he best rrepArsuon Tor colorns thu
,y :%uIs ,sSss ~, re- w s % as6 Gao .. S.s
Jkr BLACK or Bsows
snsr few applicsuous improves tbs hair 10 zig rates
sad and vii prevent all hairs appearing
TWENTY FIVE GENTS A BOTTLE
o., s9s:, TOR one dolss soa ~holss,s .nd rs.u By
a.s: sscosys; c.ierds Co. Third and wsnu, .rss's
rhiseslphA Nou'e-Psrons in TIE country can. by On.
ONE DoLLA. II ossn;
ses, BIN Inn sdia,sy b, addressing Henry Lea DruEga
sE.:s y. Ssc y sAHSAss.xIss MACHINES
s s:a g sss 4.
Broadway. corner OsnAlsrsst
0sRAf ssLr or An OLD EsrArR-oNH ArrFs
snossr Ne lars. trses Within y neis sroashi
. p. han ser and dstrbu,sa soca ne pe,gls L..i eet
s:ssy q million Il dsisrs - svsrsss
% stout 81 30 io tsbove Nnssissh On wedpe.csy
Dex he sentemen divide ~ properly On
laird .,snoe hsswsss rossy secocd asd Forty foub
great value having hike ansess easis -ers
senv esbi lots are % third ave.ue asd roy street.
tO feet sreetJ and eve and o. ths
ycriy ihrd Ard Forty fourh streets have Dog siose
b~m aad viii ward ~ mechsstc req ll.pr
nd gite hin no,le pscperfy amer rhsy be
~h hsrh prveses A-re par OF the purchsss
r-msin roe ave ysara Titie Old and ezoeilsot
A srHnA.-FoR rHR IHerARr RnLIKr AND PERnA.
FRNVrs
BRONCHIAL 0ISAR BrTES.
Made By skY HOUR -, l6 Naassu arvet, ~ Y.
Price 81 per bon sspt free BIZ posi
For sale ~ all drugsis6.
A CARD.
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Tresa1so. the Tr~s Secret OF Besuty,
spfteps pafif~s cieasses inyixD~>s skn reu~~s
~ mtisxson beauufuiy ssas and brtlsni 50 cent?
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Delaware Loteres:-
Sussex CousrY-OLAss 100 NAV 7, 1880
"a, %, ~, 50, SO, SO, 81, So, 22, 80. go, 8, 49,
~, go, 6, Sc, 16, IS, IL, z, s, IS, 81, 81, ~.
FRANCE. BROADBxkTsA CO,
Manager. Wlaingtou. DelAw ware.
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Beautiful Com pisxtes .--Isafrd's Lsswse
P~~r hss A<k>ved ceerrrr hAvnf qnsi fD sensn
fyns ss1 presnvvf~G ~ snn ~ Broadway.
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srHnA.-roR rHK INSTANT RnLLKr AND PERnA.
"A Of shs Distressing complaint use
FRNVT's
BRONCHIAL 0ISARHrTES
Made By o KYaoUR -, lU Nsasau arvct, n Y.
Price 81 pcv bog sspt free BIZ posi-
For sale ~ All drugsisas
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AZ EverasIfs-The Orange Blosso9 Wea-
.-s ksveiove presu'se~ ssd unrvags1 SOLD ssy ~ 0s
nroaAwsy oprsr Of Dusse arss1
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behring's Patent Champion rsrs and
swrss rrorx sAfss ~ Bru>dvsy sw~s~ Of murray srss
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A Fine Assorsmest OF speetacIes, Opera
GLASS and rslsscovss u JAs rsksriJEs, GO sass>u
sire.A
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The uiussve wig, 81 Entsre Novelty,
rsrsirrs urSsissee rsis ssy b. CiJssHUoH ID srosd
wsy. oIposfse Ne warta
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-04-04
Fire iN Bedford.

The house cl Mr. Roger Comstock, about
two miles north o. Bedford village was burn
cd about 4 o'cIcck in toe afternoon ON Friday
last. Mr.. Comstock, having heord of the
burning of his bro,her's-A. H. Comstock
store, at the village OF Bedo ord, went there
to learn the par,i uars. While gone the
ladies Of the household were engaged in
"sugsrinp off," ard having got rather too
much fire under the kettle, one OF them took
a live brtnd from the fire place and threw it
out of doors. Without the least delay two
psils Of water were thrown upon the brand
and the ladies engaged again in making su-
gar. Soon Q daughter Of Mr.. Comstock
went 20 stairs, and discovered that the upper
part of the house was in fames. 1t is sup
posed the fire. in some way, caught from
sparks blown from the brand. The building
was entirely destroyed and but little of the
furniture saved. We are sorry to soy there
wac no insurance. Loss about $500.
The store and goods OF Mr.. A. II. Com
stock were insured for $4.500. The loss is
estimated al $6,OUO. Mr.. Comstock has
hired enother store, aud his partner is in
New York buying a new stock Of goods
The origin OF that fire is a mystery it was
first discovered in the back part Of the build
ing Clevelond Herald.
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Large In1lux Of the COIOred Pop
uIatt0n.

Our country hes, ip few months, receiv-
ed large accession TO its colOred populs.
ton. We hsve heard complaints from the
farm hands In the county In several neigh
borhoods, that the darkies are coming in and
Offering TO work for eight or nine dollars a
month and thus under. bidding and depriving
the white lsboreF OF bic situation. Mr.. Re
publican you should be silent about pro-
tecIIng white labor, when BY offering ne
grOes political privileges you induce them to
come among us in shoals and push aside the
poor white nan. You say to the free ne.
groes, which are now being driven from the
confines Of msDy Of the StateC, "come here;
We will educate you upon the taxes paid BY
the white people and allow your children, in
those plsces where we have strong MAORI.
ties, Gas has been done in Cleveland) to eli
upon the same benches with the white child.
rem II you can by intermarriage with the
whites, or without marriage, bleach your of.
spring Q little we will make them voters,
and being made such they are eligible to Of
fce." This 10 the spirit running through
Republican legislation and decisions of Re.
publican Courts. This is the invitation
which is now bringing so many into our
midst, and increasing so rapidly the already
redundant black population of this city anC
neighborhood.- - C6ilieOths Advertiser.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
Heavy mbeZZlemeUI by a Clerk

"A young man whu has been employed for
over two years in the gin book estsb blishment
Of G. G. Evans, on Chestnut street, has
recently been discovered In the act OF EN-.
bezzling large amounts Of money from bis
employer. 1t appears that the young msn
had charge Of the order department., Feceiv-
Ing letters containing money from the Post
Office, and then filing said orders BY send.
ing the books required. The whole matter
being under bis charge, he would sbstract
the money from the letter, make no note o.
It, snd send the books. This system he's been
continued until the embezzlement amounted
to over $40, 900, and not until lately was
there any suspicion OF foul play. As soon
90 doubt was raised as to the honesty OF
the clerk, q watch ives set al the post Office,
and by counting the number of packages
sent awsy, and the number OF orders entered
upon the cash book, the discrepancy was
discovered. The young man Was then
charged by Mr.. Evans with the embezzie.
ment, and he eventually made clean.
breast OF it, by relating the manner of oh,
tsining the money, and how 1t was invested.
The young man, it appears, has been marri.
ed but q lew years, and has lived irugaliy
attending closely to his business. The
money distracted has been used in the
building Of houses. number Of them bsv-
ing been put up IN the lover part OF the city
last year, and paid Tor out OF the money
taken from the letters. Contracts weEl
about being entered into for the erection o
other buildings this season. Persons 70
miIiar with the occupation ofthis individua
we're led 10 suppose that the buildings wer,
forMr. Evans, snd not Tor himseli end thu
h suspicion wss dlsarmed. and the fraud con
siDued until the wach was Get ct the Pos
O6ice.@ The house erected have oil beer
given over to Mr.. Evans, and their constrnc
lion having been manseed with due seono-
ny, be will not lose much. This with ehl
scethat the young man 10 10 . bad state o.
sl,b, hes prevented sDy public exposure
a shs frspd,
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Hon. Howell Cobb Declines.

The Hon. Howell Cobb declines being a
candidate for the Presidency. In his letter
Of declinstion, he says:
IL must withdraw my name uncondition-
ally from the canvass, and this letter 10
written for the purpose of announcing to all
who feel an interest in the matter. but per.
.icularIy to the delegates from Georgia TO the
Charleston Convention, that I have done
so.''
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@Twenty thousand Swedes and Norwe.
gisns are reported to be getting In readiness
10 embark Tor the United States early in the
coming summer. They will bring much
weshh with them, and what is better, they
will bring confirmed habits Of morality, in.
dustry and economy.
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Legal ~NOuce'
4 KATHARINE CATION and George H.
u Cation. non residents of the State of Ohio, are
,arahr U"tiaed that on the 10th day Of March, d.,
S6U Andrew HeriD fled in the office Of the Clerk OF
,e Cnnrt of lommon Pleas within ant f,r the 'odn
/, of Portage and State of Ohio his petition against
tnem alleging that on the 18th day of June, lS54'
aid nl.iutiff Durcha cd, with his own means, OF
W Tan an and caused to be conveyed to the salO
atharine W no was then the wife of said piaintln,
or the sole purpose of securlnga homestead 10 nis
mily one acre of la d, situate In largo Lot, NO.
m the south division of lots in the township OF ka
emma, county of Portage and state OF ONO, S
urly described IN said petition that on the l9th ua
# December, 1855 said plaintiff also purchased, with
mis- own means, of said Tupran, and eau ca 10 % con
yeyed to his then wife, the said Catnarlhe, iof tne
same purposes, so feet of land In the same ot anu
attaining the a owe acre, particularly described IN
aid ueti lou; that the title In said lands stli re-
M in in the said Catharne, and embrace Inc 'amiy
homestead of plaintiff, and on which ne mas maue
.aIuubIe and lasting improvements, ana Eas oeen
in the possession Of the same Since ne purchases
hem: ha1 on or about the 18th day of May, lS, the
said Catharine abandoned said plaintiff and eiopec
with other parties to oregon, where she has since
obtaiued divorce from said pain0f and married
he said George X. Cation, who by right OF SAID mar
riape claims an interest In said lands that The OBJ
let for which said plaintiff caused the land to DC
yeyed to the said Catharine haa been dele ted oy
her abandon ment Of him, and ne asks that ne may 0e
with the title 10 said ands ana equhaoie
relief. ,ho.
annear and answer on Vt before the third Saturday
IL er the Cd day of May, s6O the prayer OF the peu
lloner will be granted. p.NNpv
March aI. 1s0O-6w Attorneys for plaintiff.
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GTGsneral DOniphsn, the gallant leader
Of the Missourians 10 the Mexicsn war, has
lately Joined the Democracy. He has here.
tofOrs been an old line Wing.
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George rnYlor,s Estnte:

NOTICE is herebv, given thSt The subscri-
i,ra,or on the estte Of George Faylur late OF Brim
aeid, Portage county, ohio, deceased.
- LYDIA UNDER WOOD.
BrimheId, March 2s, Is6O-3Wf
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ONLY PREPARATION:

For Statesmen, Judges, Clergymen,
Ladies and Gentlemen in all parts of the world, teS'
raive and gentlemen Of the Press are unanimous In
Ia prais,. A few testimonials only can be given
here; see circular for and it will be Impossible
'0r you =" Wall street, New York, Dec. 90, 1858.
GENTLEMEN: Your not, of the 18th inst, has oeen.
sscsEeds ssGg R ,hs that y%u 70 Wood SSS a
and requesting my certificate of the fact II had no
bic ction to give 1t. ..., !. III.
NV age is about years. thu color Of my hair AUBURN
and lnclned to curl. Som" hve or Six years SINCE
began to turn gray the soap on .ns orn
it, Each If these disagreeaoities increased MNn
time and about four onths since fourth was adde6
to them, by hair falling on the pp Oh my n0"u' ANU
In this Unpleasant predicament, was induced 70
try Woods Hair Restorative, mainly 70 ,,n at."SS
falling off of nv hair, for had really no expectauon
tS.t gray hair could ever be restored TO its original
color except from dyes Twas, however, greaty III
prised to find after the use oil sw% S", n. colo. vas
restored to the gray hairs aud sensolnty 70 tne scas
and dandruf ceased to form on my mead, very mueT
to the qualification ot my Wis., ~ "A"o' '""'''
For this' among the many obligations owe to her
sex, strongly rec ,mmend all t ~ mv axam.
use it. If gHvng sFsEE Sr xo'ias
NV family are absent from the city, and am no
longer "' ''' S;amston, Ala, July Goth, 1859.
To PRoF. O. ]. WooD: Dear Sir-Your "halr me-
| stoyative,, has done my hair so much good since
comm enced the use of IL, that wish to make 1noWn
to the PupLlc of its effects on the hair, whcn are
great A man or woman may be nearly deprived OF
hair aud by a resort to your Hair Restorative, tne
hair will return more beautiful thau ever; at esstp
this ia nv experience. Believe II ALL
''''' Yours truly, WIN. II. KENEDfs
P.S.-You can publish the above II you like. BY
publishing in our Southern papers you VIII ges MNLe
patronage south sac several OF your co!sIaoS.ss ."
the obic Mercury, stroSg Spa1SrT
PRoFrssoR o, j WooD: Dear Sir-havine nag NE
misfortune 10 lose the best portion OF my nair rNm
the effects of The yellow fever in New Orieansin iep
| was fuducsd TO make trial OF your pfeparauo9s
and Sound Il TO answer the very thing needed. NY
hair is now thick and glossy, and no words can ex.
pSess my obligations to you In giving c sns smsseo
| auch atreasure. FlNLEr SOnNc0.NsLt,
The ReltoIave is put mp in bottles ofthree siseus
viz. large medium, and small; the Small heids .
mint and retails for one dollar per bottle; the medN
nm holds at least twenty per cent moretn proportion
than tie small and retails at two dollars per boesles
the large holds Quart, forty per cent more ~ pro-
norton, and retails for three dollars. @4.
O, J. WOOD & CO., ProprietoEs, ~ !br9eoNels
New York, and ia Market street, g. LSgia, ~.
And sold By all good DrusEsis $40 ,snsS ~
THE PLACE to have yont PreecIlRsisne
i properly prepared iseAt sWtFSs
mRnH. N. 1pR.e Erl3 sE AffE3a
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.

Its wonderful effects and consequent popula rity-
perhaps no article In the history fthe Matera Medi
ca, ever acquired the same patronage, subjected
to the same number OF severe and different tests and
met with 50 few failures the Mustang Lilment.-
Il has Justly been styled Panacea for all external
Wounds, Cuts Swelings, Sprnins. Bruises, or Erup
ti0ns on Man or Beast. 1t is 90 far q medicine Of
surprising virtue, that physicians are compelled TO
prescribe II, and from some remarkable cures of
Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic cases, 1t has natu
rally attracted much attention from the rst scientific
minds Of the age. No family afford to be without
bottle OF the Mustang Liniment in the house. BE.
WARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine Is sold by respectable dealers in all
parts Of the world.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, N. Y.
IFSold BY CuRTIs HATCH, Ravenna, Ohio.
March 7, I660-lm~
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Legal Notice,

Joshua HATCHER, o. the State
d Iowa, will take notice that William Detch n di,
on the 2Sh dag of March, d., e6O file mis- petltioi
In the Court Of Common Pleas in ana for the cou,!
Of PorsRe and STATE Of ohio, against the said Jqshu
Hatcher, setting forth that on the st da!
OF April, a. d., MSS, said Hatcher executed hsp pro
missory note, aud delivered the same TO RacheI
Detehon, and thereby romissed to pay her or bearo
The sum Of Two hundred and Atty dollars, ON demand
with Interest annually; and that the 9th day oi
Apnl, a. u, 1855, said Halcher made bis other
tain promisoTy hote and delivered the to il
Ham Hatcher FOR S50p, payable one year after dae;
tnae SAID notes have besh sold and transe ed IT,
plain IN, William Detchon, Who is nov their "wnei;
and plainti9, is hls said petit on, asks judgment
against said Joshua Hatcher for the money d dle Oh
said notes and the interest thereon.
Said JOshun Hatcher will further take notice tha,
a the instance Of said plsnti an order of attach
ent has been issued BY said Court against the goods
and effects Of said Hatcher now in PO rtage county
And said Hatcher defendant, is notified that he is re-
CURED 20 appesr and answer said petition on or BY
the third Saturday aftoT the 9th day OF MAY, 1886
J. @. MVRBE and ALPHONSo HART,
April 4, Ie0O-6w. Aty's for PlaintR.
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Everything any Lady or Gentleman can want lot
"P'"e WV" H. i. DAYS,
N.,.b o. Ieeo. No. PhoIix Block.
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WllIIana III. NIelOy's Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscri.
~ b0F has been appointed and qualified ss admin
issrateY on The ostssS Of William Il. Meloy, late
BEim6elds Portage county, Ohio, deceased.
REUBEN r. GARDNER.
Dhmaeld, Naysh 81, HesO-5wR
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John M,CuIley's Estate. -'r
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the subscri
lV Der has been appointed and qualified as execator
on the estate Of John M'Culley, late OF Edinburgh
Portage county, Ohio, deceased.
Rdinyush, March n, levO-svs
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! iTHr ELEor1oNs IN RAvESKA on MONDAY.
The annual election for township officers
was held in Ravenna on Monday last, the
result Of which is as follows:
TRUSTEES,
ND. Clark, 946 John Wait, 2o6
r. w. SeVmour, 248 lansing Kellogg, 206
r. J. Thompson. 247 W. s. French, 2o6
CLERK,
A. A. Harris, 2lo | H. R. w. Hall, 3s6
TREAsURER,
Frederick Carts, AL Israel Forker, 2s2
ASSESSOR,
Isaac Welton, 2l5 J. s. Herriek. 2s9
coNsTABLEs,
A. A. Ross, 2oS | A, M. Hdcket, 243
Lewis D. Booth, l79 Samuel Mailer. 239
s. L. Jennings, 1913 A. HuH'ebGEgh, 2Al
r.., s- SUPERVISOR, NO. l.
8. L. Jennings, 1877 | A. HumeDaugh, l9l
Democrats in Roman; Republicans in
ItGIic.
The election for village officers, held 9,
the same time, resulted in the success Of the
Republicans, as will be seen by the follow
Ing table:
MAYOR,
VIM. Goodman, lot J. T. Calm, lie
RECORDER,
A. A. Harris, l05 II. K. w. Hall, ia
TREASURER,
Frederick CARTS, 100 1. Forker. ia
TRUSTEES,
H. C. Rsnney, LOT l. Linton, l7t
W.R. Alcorn, lO7 d. NJ Furrey, III
EFT Richardson, l06 J. c. Prenttss, LIT
8. D. Harris, Jr., l06 1. SDtf IL;
John Glllis, lOs E. BostUick, II!
MARSHAL,
s. l.. Jennings, 10l A. M. Hacket, IL
'. STREET COMMISSIONER,
s. L. Jennings, lo3 A. Hume1bsa9h, II
Democrats in Roman; Republicans il
ItGlic,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-04-04
School Teachers' Examimatlons

HHE Examinations Of the County Bosrd
1 OF School Examiners will, alter this date. be
held upon the THIRD SATURDAY Of each month, In the
Court House, In RaVenna, commencing at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ.
Each applicant will furnish the Board with post
age prepaid envelope, addressed to the applicant,
and also certificate of moral character from some
person known to some member Of he Board.
80. HART,
L. ID. WOODWORK,
&C. FOOTE,
School Examiners OF Portage county.
Rayenna, March 81, "ISG0-tf