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The national Republican., 1862-01-13
,.A mArrHRs IN CORoRRss.

IN NON~ uASOos
The abolition Of The ftanking privilege en-.
counters great opposition In The House, although
a majority seem 10 favor Il. There 10 good
deal Of force In the objections urged ssains.
the bill, but from The point Of view Of the NJ
csssitiss Of the Treasury, We hope II will pas.
Postage is tax, and, like oil taxes, is disagree.
able; but the exigencies Of the situstion render
larse taxation inevitable.
II is . safe rule, now, 10 support any tax.
which is tolersbly fair. II no tax Is to be i'm.
posed. to which objection can be made, na.
ionsl bankruptcy will be the immediate 70.
suit
The House was largely occupied lest week
with bill making appropriations for the sup
port Of the Goveroment for The year commenc.
ing on the Let Of July NEXT. Az that class Of
bills may "a we'll be passed three months hence,
IT is probable that they will Be laid aside for
the present, to take up the messuces more
presaugly needed, TO supply the Treasury with
means to carry on the war.
The general principle, that heavy u xation
must be reeorted to, seems to be agreed to on
all sides In Congress. Accord upon details
involves more difficulties, and - taxes are sue
cessively proposed, they may be successfully
met with the same resistance which hes beer
displayed upon the bill to abolish frsnking
But the sbsolute necessity Of large taxation oi
some kind, may be relied upon 70 compel
agreement at last.
II seems to be understood that the COMMITTEES
Of Ways and Means will report some measur,
to make United States stocks q basis Of bsnkina
The bill, which they have already reported
making treasury notes legal tender, 10 bein,
discussed with great diversitics Of opinion
We believe II to be Hsgrantly unconstitutional
and "a revolutionary measure, unnecessary
and premature. Taxstion should nrst be tried
and We can we'll afford 10 wait little, and e,
II something does not turn up In the fortune
Of the war, which will improve the value o
cur national credit. As yet, the depreciation
OF treasury notes |, nominal, and Il they ar
made (ss proposed) convertible into six pc
cent stocks, they cannot fell lower than th
market value Of such stocks, which 10 net no,
alsrminsly below par. As We are appsrentl
upon the eve Of decisive military operation
why not wait their results II war is, 10 SON
extent, game Of chance, Il 10 not 10 be "
eumed that We are always 10 be 10 illlucl
Undoubtedly, the time may come, when de,
perate meaures must be resorted 10, but
hes not yet come, and may never come.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

ST. Louis REBEls-The st. Louis Chamber
of Commerce was recently disrupted In con-
sequence Of disagreement between the Union
aud disunion members. The former ipmedi-
ately formed new chamber.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

TkLEGRArHISG. - The Inaccuracies, appa.
rently unavoidable, In the Transmission Of nsws
by the telegraph, sometimes make strange
work.
Thus, In the reports Of last Fridays pro-
csedings in the Senate, as published In the New
York papers, Gen. LANE is made 70 say, that II
" "'oastrue he had accepted The Brigadier General
ship rendered him." when, 10 fact, be said, I" q
oas NOT true" &c. The word "not," which
somehow got dropped out by the telesr .ph, Il
very small word, but II changes the meaning
Of sentence very materially.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
TIE EXPEDITION STARTED.

Cairo. Jan. lO-(speoial dispatch to the chi.
cago 7inles.l-The advance OF the expedition,
composed Of AoClernand's brigade, landed
eight miles down the Mississippi. At the mouth
where they pitched their tents for tho night.
General Grant and staff wont down during
the afternoon and returned during the even
ing.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
THE PRIvArEER SUMTER AGAI

THE PRlvATEER SUMTER AGAIN.
NeD York, Jan. 1.-THE schooner ]. P. Roles
reports that the pirate Sumter was OF Antigua
Dec. 9Th, but that tho Governor would not per.
nit her to enter the harbor.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

NORFOLK GETTING RE.DY.--Great prepara-
tons arc being made at Norfolk, In sntioipa,
ton Of an attack by General Burnside's expe-
dillon.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

Nav BRIGADTERs. President has ap.
pointed Napoleon T. J. Dana, Of Minnesoia,
aud Major Davis, Of the old army, brigadisls
general o. volunteers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

GENRM SIckLEss brigade officers sre to be
counIsioned BY the Government, and not BY
Governor Morgan.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
THE slTUATlOR.

The long talked Of boat expedition from
Cairo started on the 10Th instant, landing q
portion Of the troops the same day, about mid
way between Cairo and Columbus, thus indi.
eating that the attack upon the latter place ID
to be combined one BY land and water. on
the character Of the gun and mortar boate, see
elsewhere In this paper . description taken
from the New York Commercial advertiser.
II the account telegrsphed from Cincinnati
is to be relied upon, Humphrey Asrshall's OF
petition hss come 10 90 extraordinary conclu.
zion. he started from the mountains towards
The Ohio river, with the announcement that he
intended to eat bis Christmss dinner In Cincin.
natl. The rebels expected good deal Of him
from bic military education and experience
the fighting qualities Of bis family, and bi,
great intellectual capacity. A marked trait ID
his character, ~ we'll understood here, Va.
tttulness. As q politician, nobody could pre-
dict what he would do the next hour. Wha
he Is reported to have just done on the :" BIZ
Sandy" is military exhibition Of the eam,
Characteristic, which so marred the dignity ant
usefulness Of his career 10 civil life.
The Burnside expedition was last heard o
at Hampton Roads Tho suspense IN respec
to It's destination will be soon over. whereve
1t strikes, II will deal . heavy blow.
We are thus. at various points. on the eve o
great events, which will determine, not whethe
the rebellion Is 10 be put down, sbout whicl
there never was any question, but whether
10 to be put down speedily.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
GEN, BUrLER's EXPEDITION.

Boston, Jan. lO.-In consequence Of orders
from Washington the troops Of Cen. Butler's
expedition will be disembarked from the
steamer Constitution. Col. Frenoh's regimen,
Twelfth Maine regiment will return to It's camp
ut Lowell.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

BURNsiDE's EXPEDITION has arrived at Hamp.
ton Roads.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

SENATOR WILSON has resigned his place on
Gpn. McCiellans staff.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
Msnday, January Is, lSs1.9
y RsaAl.s Natter On every pags.Va

OurslpE.-Blowins up the Alexandra Hoe.
pital; Presentation Of colors 70 The Thirty
hah New York regiment; Richmond Prison
Song.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13

From Fortress Monroe.
Baltimore, Jan. 1.-THE Old Point boat hiss
arrived here from Fortress Monroe, and brings
no news Of any importance whatever.
No letter has been received from any Of the
correspondents of the general press.
The national Republican., 1862-01-13
PERMISSION TO LAND BRITISH TROOPS At PORT.

Portland, Me-, Jan. H. Tho steamship Hiber.
nian will come here first, and land her mails
and passengers, and then 60 TO 81. Johns, N. F..
Nj. Seward has telegrsphed permission for
the British troops to be landed here, and con.
veyed 10 Canada or elsewhere.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
Road Notice.

To whom this may concern. Notice is
hereby given that petition to the Commits
sioners of Portage county, will be presented at
their next regular session, held in March, A.
D., 1862, praying for an order to lay out and
establish county road, commencing at point
on the road leading from Cleveland to Raven
ma, ter near the residence of John McKelyy
in Ravenna township, running thence west on
or near the line between the land of said Nc
Kelvy and Baxter and Patrick Bergan and
also on or near the land of Jas. Reynolds and
Alexander Clements, thence across the land
Of Patrick Be-gan to a road running north and
south in franklin township. Said proposed
road to begin at the residence of said Nickel
Wy and terminate at the road and point last
above mentioned in Franklin township.
January 25, 1962-4w
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
Legal Notice.

SARAH FALOR; Thomas Caldwell, Mar
garct Caldwell, Joseph Falor, Noah Falor
Levi Falor, Androw Falor, Isaac Falor, Ura-
mia Falor, Abraham Falor, and John Cole
man, of the county of Portage and sta te of
Ohio; Solomon Falor, of the county of Wood,
Ohio, and Harriet Dickson, Alexander Dicki-
son, Louisa Dickson, John Dickson,
Sarah Dickinson and Wellington Dickson,
of the county of Summit, Ohio, viii take
nctice that on the 9th day of November
A. D., 1861, Nicholas Pero, and F,miline
Pero, his wife, and Adam Winkler, and
Catherine Winkler, his wife, filed their
petition against them in the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of
Portage and state of Ohio, which is now pen
ding therein, wherein the said petitioners, as
heirs at law of George Falor with said defcn-
dants, demand partition of the following real
estate, of which the said George Falor, late of
said county Of Portage, died seized: Situate
and being in the township of Brin1 field, coun-
ty of Portage and state of Ohio, being the
whole of lot No. 6o, in said township, contain
ing two hundred acres of land. Also, twenty
nine acres in lot No. 66, in said township
bounded south and east by the lot lines, and
north by a line commencing in the cast line
of the lot 81 chains and IS links north of the
south east corner of the lot; thence south 80
degrees and 30 minutes west l3 chains and 81
to post; thence south by parallel line with
the east line OF the lot to the south line of the
lot. Also, eleven acres in lot No. Cd, in said
township of Brimfeld, off The west end of the
north half bounded on the north and west by
the lot lines, on the south by land of Whist
lers heirs, and on the west by a line drawn
parallel with the west line and far auouob
therefrom to include eleyen acres of land
Also, two acres and ten rods of land in the
township Of Suffield, in said county of Portage,
being also in lot No. 46, in said township, and
bounded by beginning at the southwest cor
ner of land formerly owned by William Par
ker, at the centre Of the highway leading east
from Mogadore; thence north along the east
line of said land formerly owned BY said Par
ker, to the south line of land formerly owned
by Samuel Ferguson, (now deceased,); thence
east along said south line to the north east
corner of land owned by Levi White; thence
south along the west line of said Whites land
to the centre of said road leading from Moga-
dore east; thence west along the centre of said
road to the place of beginning to le-
gal highways-making Tie whole quantity in
the four pieces herein described 242 acres and
10 rods Of land. The defendants are further
notified that at the next term of said Court,
on the 10th day of February A,
D., 1861, application will be made by said pc.
titioners for an order that partition may be
made of said premises. ..
J. L. & H. c. 'RANNEY
,e aH Attys for said petitioners.
November 80, 1861-6w 91~''%>
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NEWSPAPER CoNsoLIDATIoN.-The Tuns-
b!e Democrat, and the Western Reserve Ch,oni-
'cle, published at Warren, have united their for
sunes, in consequence Of the stripgency of the
times. Mr.. Ritczel, Of tho Democrat, is an
old stager in journalism, and with the indus
try and capacity of Mr. Adams, of the Chroni-
Gle, tip-tcp paper will be gotten up. We
know them to bo gentlemen of the "frst wa
"ter," and trnst that their success will be COM
'mensnrate with their 'nerts. Our OF to the
consolidation,
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Legal Notice.

ITO Hiram B. Fenton, Betsey 4. Wav Rufus Pot
i ter, Luna Way, Jefferson Way aud Melissa Way,
g. t1e connty q Portage lFd state Of Ohio, JosePn
state Of rnIifornia Phcbe Stcinburger and Aaron
SteinburgeS of summit county, Ohio. E1genia Pot
ter, Of su@init copnIy, ohio, and Nacins Yarrek
and Adam Ykrrick of the stalo Of Michlsan, !
iOd are hereby nSti sd that on the 3Ist day Of DC.
tober, A. D., 1861, George FentOn flied his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas OF Portage county,
letting forth that he entitled in fee TO one undiv
ded third part following described real estate
and praying partiNon Of the same. Said feal estate
Is as follows:
of SUM Id, county Cf P0rtrge ard state OF Ohio, and
is bounded and described follows; Reing part Of
lots. Nos. three and eight in said lownship, and
bounded by beginning al the cotre of the east and
west road IN said lot NO. three, where the north and
south road running the west line of Luther Wal.
pns land crosses the same honce south Two degrees
east twenty three chains aud hfty five links on the
west line Of said Luth.r WaIton's land TO a 81 Ike
thence south eighty niGe degrees west on the north
line of Thompson r. 'gg's land sixteen chains and
twenty-five links to birch stake, thence north two
degrees west ono chain aud twenty-five links to Il
stake and stor 81 Jhence sogth eRsh y:line degrees
west on th,r N line Of Diyid Ways land thirteen
chains and sevehtyeisE LAKE TO staGe and stones,
thence north two degrees west on tho east line Of
NamoC. Th"mpson's land tive ty chans and nine
teen links t. the centre of the east and west road
above mentioned, thence, north eighty. six degrees
aud thirty ningtes ca / on The centre of said road
thirty chainsaad sixt, one inxs the place Of bs
glnniug-roHteinlng sixts sseRen acres and forty
eight DDS o. laud.
Also, one other tract or parcel Of land, situate In
lots Nos. three aud eight IL the TOWNSHIP and county
afjrc a1d. and b minded as follows, to vii: Begin
n,ng on tho norili line OF the east and west road
above mentioned In sal" kt No three, two rods east
from the Oeignai iuobetwc Ii said lo.s Nos thre,
and ci9ht the &C.; north three degrees west on lands
OF hnra" Upon In 1r caains and twenty fVe links
t'a sta-e, theHce s'u.T eighty seven ia gees west
on hn' Of said i.nrunE1 Ups1n aud Baldwin Upsou
MN" chains and s:v"ut. t%n liEks to STAKE themes
s1uth TAR G degrees east on land at Isaac Harsatc
IT,. loAr chains and thiry yseycn inks To the north
Ie ~ the road last toned, thence north eighty.
siN degrees aad thirty inmates st on the porh line
81 >aid road nine chains and seyehy-three links to
III" place ~ bcsinhing-conaini four acres and
IhtIy.sX rods of llnd, ba the me IN IRE or nd.
ti' ca4se will DE for hearing at the next term of
said 'onrt. at which time petitioner will demaud an
Order fr tho raritlon of the premises as Aforesaid,
41d That hts share <"it DC set on for him separately
tt .. Z .ORGE FEATON,
By -lphanso Hart, his Atty
November 10. I4ii-rw
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DEATH OF A Prominent CITIzEE.-Da-
+id ennings, Esq., we'll known to most, if
not all, of our readers, died at his residence in
Ravenna township, on Saturday night last,
aged SO years. The cause Of his sudden and
unexpected death was this: On Friday, the
18th ult., while in the vicinity of n. D. Clark
& Co.'S Carriage Works, he slipped upon the
ice and fell, severely brusing his head. Not
feeling Iwell, and subject meanwhile to FREE
.quent attacks of Headache, he remained within
doors until last Saturday morning when,
thinking himself strong enough to work, he
went in company with hisso to the woods
for the purpose of procuring fire wood
While there, he was seized with dizziness,
which increased to such an extent, that he
fell to thcground perfectly .paralized in his
right side.
After being conveyed home by his son, the
best medical aid in the county was imnsedi-
;ately summoned, but the efforts of the physi-
clan were unavailiug. About IL ( O'Clock
on Saturday night, he died.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

SELLING OFF AT Cosr.--It will be seen
hy an advertisement in another column, that
Vautrot & Brother st.No. 8 Phoenix Block,
inteud removing to the western country and,
for the next month, will offer their stock of
watches, jewelry, notions and other jngum-
'bobS, at cost prices. Those Of our readers
who may wish to purchase good articles at
low prices, should give them acall forthwith,
for as we haVo good reason to know, their
Cost nafk is their selling mark.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

THE LITERARY CAsKET."-By the last
number of the Literary Casket" we observe
'that the paper will hereafter be published,
simultaneously no doubt,) in Franklin Mills,
Portage Co., Ohio, and Ne,o York City, NJ Y.
While We congratulate our friend DEWEY upon
his newspaporial success, we would quietly re-
'nind him thst lin order to reach his climac-
teric, he Should have the Casket' stereoty-
ped and issued" on the 1st and 18th OF every
month" in Boston and the Sandwich Islands.
With his long list of contributors, he would
doubtless astonish the natives" Of either
place.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
Attachment.

Joseph o. orvisl Before William Goldman,
Tvs. p. Of Rayenna town
JSL curtiss. ship, Portage county. o.
On the 4th of January, 1862, said Justice
issued an attachment, at my instance, in the
above action, forthe sumof $28. Said cause
will be for hearing on Saturday, the 22d day
of February, A. d. 1852, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Jan. II, 1662-3w j. o. 0RVIS.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

MEccA V4L.--These who suppose that the
Mecca Oil business was entirely "played out !"
are considerably mistaken. Although no
such quantities Of oil as Mecca yielded in her
palmy days are procuted now, still there are
quite large number Of wells that yield stead
lily ffom one to five barrels of oil per day
During the last two weeks the roads have
been good, and wagons loaded VITA oil are
3 frequent iu our s:reets.-War,rn Chronicle.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
Notice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator de bonts non soith the aosx annerad
Of the estate of Samuel Southee, late of Wind
ham, Portage county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted to the estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those hav.
ing claims against the same, will nresent
them, duly authenticated, to the urIdersiOned
for allowance. P. B. COMA NfT 'N'
Raysnna, O., dan. 27, ls62-3w =
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RemoYaI.

We have removed our Office to very pleas
sntduartsT on Chestnut Street, in the North
sad Of RAanix Block, where we shall be
pleased to welcome al of our old friends and
g many new ones as may desire the favor ef
our ssquaintance '.-. 2r -aa ''' greg
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
WATCHES
MANUFACTURE D AT HOME.


which, for elegance CT appearance and accuracy of
time-t eCpIg, cannot be surpassed. 2 {
will warrant these Watches equal and in many
respects superior to any other. This superiority
consists In new and valuable improvements for
which letters patent have been applied. l will tase
leasure In showing these Watches to any person,
and will explain their superiority, and in all
OF sale will refund the money when tbs Watch does
not come up to guarsnty ?
still continnn tolmport Swiss and Eng ish Watch
es, all styles ard prices.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to me must call at my
residence and pay their Indebtedness within
sixty days from date, on their accounts and
notes will be left for collection. I mean j,sst
:shat I say. j. .WHITTLESEY.
Ravenna, January !, 1862.
The Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
DIR. J. G. WILLIS, DENTIST,

w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of this and adjoining counties, that he has
not given up the practice or DE,N'FTSrTRV,
as has been reported; but that he is sil prepared
70 perform any operation in DENTISTRY, which
may bo entrusted 10 him, in the,highest style OF
the atmospheric pressure principle; decayed teeth
plugged with gold or tin foil, which will preserve
them for years. Pivel elteethihsefted. Teeth remov-
all, desired, by the ofchlor roorm. All persons
wanting anything in the line OF Dentistry, are invited
10 give him call before engaging work esewhere.--
All work will be warranted and full satisfaction D
guaranteed.
Reference given o any number OF persons who arc
wearing bis work with perfect success.
-s.-....-. .. ... IA, J.G, WILLIS.
TFOfice in West end of Brick Block, over the
xchange oGice of Robinson, King q Co.
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Dr.. J.H, Mclean sVoloanic Oil Liniment
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN THE World,
rnn M,N nt, Rr,Sr

FUR MAN UA . EAST
Thous ,nds of human beings have been saved life
of dGrcePitudo and misery, uY the use this nvalul
able hinincHt. 1t wiI relieve PA almost inssn n.
taneousIy, and it viii Ciearse purify and heal be
lnulrst SORE in an Incredible short tmc. Nc
LEANS VOLCANIC III hIAIMENr VIII relieve
The most imvCte ate SOS of Rheumatism. GuuL OF
Aenral2ia. For p. ralyss. COalracteI Muscles
Stiffness Weakness in the JOut,, Muscles or tiya.
mens, it will Bey"r faii Two applications viii cure
Sore f0roat, Ha dache or Earnchl, For Barns or
>calds, or any Paln 1t is an nIiIirle Remedy frs
j., and y"u will lind it an indis ,oa84bic tomedy.-
Keep it always Oh hand.
PAINTERS, FlENERS, or any QUO having
charge ofhnrscs ~ 4.rS moncy By ing NJ Leans
Volcanic OF 'dri neat lis Il speedy and intanbc
cure f'r ii'i' ..rtits, ChaGes. swelling, Lamcuess
N""s' y, '.r. tolads, Scratches, or any external
= s..,so. Try il. and you will he convuccd
Dr.. J. H. McLEAN, ole Pro: .rietor
SAINT Louis, No.
ravenna. july 81, ls6I,-iv,
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MARRIED.

At tho Methodist Parsonage, in Ravenna,
on the 29d inst, by Rev, w. F. Day, GEoRaE
FRIsBY, Esq, of Garrettsville, and Miss FRAN
CEs 3. CRANE, ofShalersville.
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PORTAGE SENTINEL.
T.(1e Al. AMp pEKsoNAL.

iNtN AZ rA1N -
Atriytl aAss 4 SsSRsT;SEs SRssTsS@ESs.o Of the mails
DAiLtE Going North via RaiErOqd.
Depart at 1853 A. NJ. Mail closes at 2 .25 A. NJ.
DAILY Going South via RaiIscdd.
Depart at 1858 A. N. Mail closes at 10:28A. NJ.
DAILY-EhOn Valley:
Arrive at 12;O0P.M. Depart at lI:30 A. NJ.
Mail closes at 11:00 M
TRE REERL Y-RQuennd 60 Warren:
Depart every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
at 1l:30 A. n. Mail closes at 1l:00 A. NJ
Arrive every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday by 3:o0P. NJ.
SEMI WEEKL ~ Chardut:
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday at 400
4H. Depart every Tuesday and Thurs
1t 7:So An
ROstNOffI6e at Ravenna:
,OfES at 7:3e 4. N. Close at zoo r. NJ,
Daily, Sundays excepted.
r. 4. GILLETTE, P. NJ.
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e. A, STHIN'S
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY

NORTH SIDE Public SeuARE, RAvrNAA, OHIO.
AHbrosypss, .DaEuer REQ .ype..
I Melainotypes and FeTrotypes,, OF all sizes, in
Ravssna, November ., 1901 Photoeranha
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SINGLE CoPRs.-Singlc copies of the
PoRrAaE SENTINEL can always be found for
sale at the Office. Price 8 cents.
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A situation as seamstress or housekeeper IN
some respectable family. Enquire of Mrs
LENNON, at the Collins House, for a few days.
February ], 1862-lw*