The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-05-23
PORTAGE SENTINEL.

LOCAL. AND PERSONAL.
Cleveland q Pittsburgh Rail Road.
TIME TABLE,
COMMENCING KOHDAY, ArarL %, 1880.
Trains leave Ravenna as follows
GOING NORTH.
Hail, s.I.t... Arr.Es at Cleveland S.G9l.. 4. NJ
Express SIS Pc rG;d1Se SOUTH. S's p NJ
Mail, O:iSA.HK. Arhys at HstsbSIgh, 2'S ?. n. n
Express E1S:sFHTss' HS:sFSss,' is IS = Z: Z:
Trains. leave Cleveland, Z 30 A. n. and S.toe;E'
st Pittsburgh, 100 I9.S
49,. J.N. MCCULLOUGH, Prest.
.Fs z. MYERS, General Ticket Agent
DEpurY MARsHALs.-U.S s. Marshal JoHN.
soH has appointed the following gentlemen
as Deputy Marshals to take the Census in
this county A. G. AVERY, Of STeetsbor-
ouph, for Streetsborough, Aurora, Mantua
and Shalersville townships; WILLIAM Cool.
MAN, Of Rayenna, for Freedom, Hiram and
Nelson townships, and the northern half Of
Ravenna village; JOHN HARMON, Of Rs.
VIENNA, for franklin and Ravenna townehips,
and the southern half Ravenna village;
LUTHER L. BBowN, Of Charlestown, for
Charlestown, Paris and Windham town
ships; Otis REED, of Rootstown, for Roots
town, Edinburg aud Palmyra townships;
ORsoS s. JONES, Of Brimfield, for Brimfeld,
Sufield. Randolph, Atwater and Deerheld
townships. They are all competent men,
and we doubt not will discharge their duties
faithfully.
The Marshals will enter Upon the dis.
charge of their duties on the first OF the
coming month. They will visit every house
and family within their limits, and will have
innumerabe questions to ask. This will in
part cover the numbers, names, ages and
sexes OF every family, as we'll as the pro-
ducts Of every farm; the number of acres
under cultivation, and the number Of horses,
cattle, sheep, and hogs upon it. These
questions should be answered promptly, and
as nearly as possible correctly, and in order
to do so it would be advisable for every head
of family to write down the answers in ad-
vance. Farmers especially should. in their
leisure moments,p s,prcpare accurate statements
of the number Of acres Of land they msy have
under cultivation, the number OF bushels OF
different kinds of grain, the quantity Of hay.
fruit, &C., they produced last year, together
with the number of horses, cattle and stock
they feed. This would greatly facilitate the
labors of the Marshals, and also render the
information which Government is seeking
more valuable and reliable.
DEERFIELD TowNsHIp.-We have been
furnished by JOSEPH P. PowNALL, Esq, As
SCISSOR OF Deerield Township, with the fol-
lowing abstract from the tax list OF that
township:
Last year, 861 acres of wheat were eown,
which produced 79 bushels; 80 acres Of rye,
which produced 3s bushels; 81 acres Of
barley, which produced 522 bushels; 2l9
acres Of buckwheat, which produced 2l35
bushels; COL acres of corn, which produced
l24O5 bushels; 558 acres of oats, which
produced 1854 bushels; 573 acres of pota
toes. which produced 64lo bushelsi $500
acres of grass, which produced l549 tons Of
hay.
sheep, valued ST, were killed, and a
flock injured to the umoun. Of @5, by dogs
during the past year.
The personal property. moneys, ETC.. sub
ject to taxation in Deerfeld for the year
1860, is as follows