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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
THE ATFHENEUm COLLECTION

contains between 800 and i4oo pages OF tunes and
h, mns and old tue eolcesl kiads, for church,
sunday school, revival, Missionary, temperance,
prayer aud conferences aud alt Kinds of cred aud
social meetings rne music this book has lie and
ahinlatobiH II M Shining Shore - Rest for the
Weary lash we know each other here?' Shall
We meet beyond the Rfsesf'as T.:ere isa Beautiful
World" ,sKind Words,'' g Sweet hour of Prayer,
81 here is Land of Love- ''s>Sur little children
come unto me, - God saveashe Nation, &c. Prices
single cop es bound. so cents, $40 per 100; cloth
beund embossed gilt, 50 cents, $50 per 0. Mailed
at the retail price. =. s,..s5 aFi 4.-,,4v.-. L.-f
',.s HORACE WATERS, Agt, o
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yvATERSsU CHEAP M saiSHCFOEk TEE


arranged soils, Duets rtetts choruses for
uusicat societies, cbnirs, Sunday school, public
chools. seminaries. etc.
Shall knew Observation-Disclosures meet eyond
the riyer2 Be in tine There is besutiful world Don't
you hear The Angels coming? Where liberty dwes Is
csuntry; Freedom, Truth and Right; . We Coming
Father Abraham Six Hundred Thousand More Tnation
al songs There is aud of Ioys Sorrow shall GENE
again no more; Heavenly Home Come Sing 10 me OF
Henven Land in Sight; Whittier Song OF The Plant
alton Negro" We will Love Sunday School Our
God is maTch9 on: sod save the Nurion, Fair free.
dom Morn has dawnel al last, Oyer the Mon untain
Little Elias ar Ange:. Wfie's gone 10 Heaven
Suffer little children. to- utto Bury me in
the Garden, Mother. Come 10 thy Rest, Sweet hanr
of Prayer, &c. Price 3eentssl3U cents perdozen, s.
per l0O; postage cent each In sheet form, with
Piano accompaniment, e5 cents. Ats5ts,A M tis5'.
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.TuE HARP OF FREEDow

conta ms 80 pages OF songs, dnes, and chornses
Freedom. Among the choice pieeesswei iwo uld name
.sEair Freedo ms morn - so let my people go.''
'soserL the msintain, 20 sThey work ed me af5the
day. &c Pricy5 cents single, SO cents per dozen,
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Medical Notice.
DIR. HID I. WI FsBsEER

VEToUED ammo ihathe Iosa ed lie village
w of Ravenna, for the purpose of practicing Med-
cine Having regularly studied the .. Old School
system of practice and for this last ten had que
experience in the Home3patbic and HydropaIhic
modes of treatment fatters himself is ahle to
select the rational and eectuai medicinal agents
for the relief of the sick,
Particular attention paid to the treatment Of Dphthe.
ias0Gl Chronic ,isesses Female Com pssfnts, &c y
hse--tn the Pheilix Block over Eodnson, King &
Cos Bank. =
Rrsidsnee-In the house lately occupied by Rev. A.
B. Green, corner Cedar and Sycamore Streets
Ravenna, Nov. 10, 1862. 12-ly
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.;lrll THE kEvIyAf. MUSIC. I'd ! J. BOOK

revival, prayer and eonte eerce eetitygs. Price in
paper covers, single eopie, 10 cents, So per lOo.
Mailed at the Fetaii price. ygtz s'5fg.E Tcl ;E}
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29

MARRIAGE-Iti is an act of injustice to-
ward women, and one which often brings its
own punishment upon talented m n, when
they select, as their companions for life,5 the
ignorant or the imbecile of the other sex, be-
lieving that, because they so, they must
be more capable of loving. 4eos 81
We darken our own lot. than call our sor-
rows destiny.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29
RUTH. A SACRED. c cANTArA, I1I.

contsins 1s6 pages. words by Rev. sidney Dyer
music by Prof. Gull. This is an excellent book 10
concerts for tn young. Philosopher covers, y
cents, SIS per zoo; bound, a5 eeats ,sa5 per LOG.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-29

+ MUTUAL FoRBE4RANcE.-The house will
be Kept in a turmoil where there is no tolera-
tion of each others errors. If you lay sim
gle stick of wood on the CRATE, and apply
fire to it, it will go out; put on another stick,
and they will burn and a half dozen sticks,
and You Will have blaze. If one member
of the family gets into passion, and is let
alone, he will cool down, and may possibly
be ashamed and repent. But oppose temper
to temper, pile OF. the fuel, draw in Others of
the group, and let one harsh answer be fol-
lowed by another, and there will be blaze
that will entrap them all.
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4si broadway, New 7,
@ s51IwA;aEarsss,sCEaOFz AEs1rARP.

This is the title of Sunday School Book, of
I60 pages of beautiful tunes and hymns. It contains
many gems. such as t.Shali we know each other
"rhe Beautiful Shore s-Oh 'Tis Glorious Leave
Me with My Mother;', ssHe Leadeth Me Beside still
waters,n &C. Price, paper covers 90 cents, Is per
1o0 bound, 25 cents, $50 per ,00. II is edited by
HORACE WATERS author of IS 5. S. Be,'' Nos.
and of which havo hadt enormous sale of over
eight hun dred d-thousand eopies.y-.E
Justpublished BY HORACE WATERS
45I Broadway, New-Yo ork. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17
Last Nights Dispatches.
From Cha.tanooxa

Ngw YORE, October I6.-A special 10 tha Tribune
from Chattanooga October 18th contains the followna;
Since the 7th no hostile denominations have been
made on our front. Three batteries the northeast
slope OF Lookout Mountains havs been withdraw and
those on the left have remained silent. I
Yesterday aud day our guns the left and right
compelled Br0gg to remove his headquarters from Mis-
sionaIy RIDGE and drove away tho whole trta CORPS
on Lookout Mountain. Up to noon to-day both sidss
have been quiet. ~,
Day before yesterday rebel picket, composed of
Sergeant and six men Of the 81 Kentucky deserted to
They report that the mysterious engagement with.
In the rebel lines the 9th nst was sht between
brigade Of Georgia militia and regular troops the form-
g IsSDs g S5H,: the State line and he
Small Of rebel sharpshooers have red for sew.
eral days from the south bank OF the Tennessee upon
the trains and deachments Of troops moving over the
road, along the north bank to Bridgeport and Stevep
som and have killed and wounded several men and ami.
mails. Dispositions have been made to drive them
away.
The damage done to the Nashville and Stevenson
Railroad by Wheeers cavalry, has besn repaired and
trains srs agaiu running regularly. This rebel cavalry
has been closely followed BY their raid and at.
tackled and defeated several times 1t is now reoorted
tween Duck aud ELK rivers.
Yesterday another strong rebel picket commanded
by Lieutenant, come to our lines In body. They 70.
port the enemy building pontoops. This in dioatss an
iotenton to dsodge MS from our position by fsnking
movement across the river, which will be provided
sgainst by Gen. Rosecrsns.
There has been no communication with Burnside fol-
several days The public has bsen wrongly impressed
as to the stIsgetc relations Of his command with th
army. 1t ia serving good purpose, but not In III,
manner generally supposed IN the North. g.1-l
Rebels papers Of the 9th and 7h containg the farewell
address Of Gen Polk to his command. The same pa
pers have report that JEFF. Davis 10 about moving Il
Georgia to take sommand OF Bragg's army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17
oincinna.i market-Oc,. Is.

FL0UR-The market was quiet. without change. su.
perane. - 2s@5 30 extra, s5 4Oa5 50i and trade
Drsnds; & $4,000 80; The sales we're 900 brs extra
a. 90 90 l6o do extra Dover Mills at 30 90 and 500
do trade brauds at e6 10. --N WV
waI.KY-whisEy declined So, with sales Of 100
pfls at 5456Ho, the latter rate for wsgon.
pkOVl5lON:--A continued good demand.
MESS PLRK--sales ZOO bris at S13 90.
demand with sales OF 22o tcs prime eityai
BILE BpLK MEArs--No.hing done IN bulk msau or bacon
lEok.-Hot 6laat pig has advanced 20 &4s 90, With
very u y light ngns 'uppiy. Gold blast unchanged.
GAOOEAI e--The marktt Is unchanged and frm
WHEAr--rhe demand to day was less active and the
market closed dull under the advices from New York
but holders wore not Willing to make any copcessons,
prime to choice red at 81 1901 49, aud the same Rrades
o. Kentucky white at 81 35l 50 The sales made put.
lie we're GOO bush choice red at 81 20 delivered 1900
do Kentucky white at 81 80; 500 do good do az Ss
delivered a0O do smutty white at 81 20. delivered
So 90 good rod at 81 5dsliyered and 100 do prime
CORN Tho heavk decline which ha, taken place IN
Chicago has caused buyers to withdraw in apticipation
II lower prices aud the mark ct was heavy and quota
tlons were merely nominal Ear and sheed was offered
freely ut e666c in hulk, at the Close without ndinr
buyers. lot OF shelled sold 97c ipcud ng sacts
GA Ars--The market dull, and there was not sui6.
cent done to estsblsb prices The figures asked are
oNs6ec in bulk, aod 77@7sc including sacks, but the
unaVorable news from Chcsgo checked the dsmand,
buyers holdiDg back for lower prices, .-U
hfG--Ihe demand Continues fair, fully mp to the re.
cepls' and the market rules frm at 81 1l@l l6 for
pIiDe sampea on arrival = -
BAkLEY--There has been no charge 10 the market
since our lat reror sae Of $40 bush drine sprine
~as reported at 81 43 -
HAY There was a good demai the decline noticed
Yesterday, aod the market closed Arm S29 O0930 70
Tor prime Timothy, the latter rate from store. =. T
CdEEoE--The market 10 firm with a demaud fully
up to The supply We quote seisced Western Reserve
at l2ho and Hamburg vt lSe.
bUfTEN- The reee pts are Ill ersI, and prices
e2c lower. closing at 20923c for prime 10 choice
and 10, to isc for the lower grades.
Gdsea1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

MAsosic--The Grand Council Of Royal and
Select Mssons, which had bssB In session in
this city, adjourned on Thursdsy evening. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Puissant Grand Msster--Dr Timothy B.
Fisher, Marion.
Deputy Paiasant Grand Master--wm. M.
Cunningham, Newark.
Ilustrious Grand Msster-Charlss Brown,
CincinnaH. -t.-t =
Grsud Principal Conductor of work-Isaac
Robertson, Hamilton.
Grand Treasurer = Flavius J. Phillips,
Georgetown.
Grand Rec Mder-John D. Caldwell, Gin
cinuati. .......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

UNlTED STATES CoMMIssToNER's CcuRT. "A
man nsmed Dautel w. Lset, was arrested 10
Bsiuolt country ou Monday. on the charge Of
resisting and preventing M enrolling officer 10
the dscbarge OF bis duties He was taken to
Cincinnati, and on Thursday arraigned before
Coamissoa.r Halliday, who committed him
b jail 10 Default OF The required bail, for biz
appearance on the 291 met.
DO Wednesday the SIX men who we're arrest.
ed in Ms,cer sOunty by Deputy Marshal Pend.
cry. on The charge OF attempting to rescue de-
seitor, woie sfsi5oed before Commissioner
Halliday nuo all discharged, there being 10 evi.
j. rce az to their guilt --Gaa .E-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17
Lyon's Kathairon,

Ksthairon Is from the Greek word 'Kathro," or
Kathairo," aignfying to cleanse rejuvenate and re-
store This article IS what ita signifies. For pres
serving, restoring and beauting the human hair 1t is
the most remarkable preparation In the world It Is
again owned and put up by the original proputor and
s now made with the same care, skill and attentlo
which gave sale ef over million bottles per
mum. E tEs-a .c-..i ~ s.i % & Fh1 <.
tits most delightful Hair Dressing. Z I,
It eradicates scurf and dandruf. ..c7.
1t keeps the head cool and clean, ,a
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
gray. -s-7 .-s.s- r d -r5-.
Itrestores hair upon bald heads. tstif- s7
Any LADY or gentleman who values beautiful head Oi
hair should use Lyons Kaths,TSa. Tits known and
used throughou ut the civilized world. Sold by ali
respectable dealers. i.' . 50 --, e- .t~
DEMAs 8. BARNES q CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK.
lyI4-d6rW W6meod .a'. .... q .fa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

correspondent confirms the report that The Du uiny in
Bag8s army was occasonsd by the refusal OF the Geor-
ga militia to remain longer in active service. They
REPRESENTED that they hadvoluntered only drive tho
Federals ont Of their oWp State. Bragg refused to
grant them permission TO return home and they stacked
arms. LongstreeEs men were ordered into line and dis.
cnnged several volleys. DeseTten say sixty were
killed and two hundred badly wounded.
In addition TO this sair the arrest Of Polk created
consde rable bad feeling in Brsgg's army.
Dsaheoted rebels are coming into our Lines every day.
The Knoxville hefiStsr Of the 9th, published at At.
an.a says Jef DAVIS left Richmond yesterday to visit
eraggs army. The body Of Gen. Little has been re-
covered and will bs forwarded north.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17
C0HMERaAlta
NV t-rE vaYvel-OcIober Ie

COT OS-Qu'e ct 9i@9lo, for MiddlipR Upland.
tLoUR-Opened 5dlOc lower with sales al 40 90 a
70 Tor ex "a site; s5 1905 95 for extra round boou
Vh9t SIvVRe W iorPood TO choice extra the market
closing With 20 l,nyers 1t outside sates ~ :
VIII KY 0ull, with sAies It 56c.
AT--Vpe Cd heavy ~ith sales at S 5000 "a TOR
On cago sptpg VI e1al 81 MtlVautee club; sI "a a
narket closed 2as3c loser. wv "s''s'n'
ooRH-0pened 10 better, with fair demand olosiuq
fuly 30 better, with brisk speculative inqury Gsiss
at 96@98o for shipping mixed wesern aaoat 97@ioDc
In store (: and 81 ok for primo white vestsrn.
OAre-0pened rather more steady, and closed dut,
with sales at s29e4c for western. N'''
o0FFEE--Rio 10 higher. with sales at 32c.
sUGAR--ouiet sales $50 hide mnscoyado al ls@iso
MOLAeSEs-Dull and nominaily unchanged
PoRK--0pened quiet, and closed more active, and
nrDsr m with sales g sM 50@M rs for old moss; Sl6@
BEER-Quiet and unchanged.
LaRD--steady and unchanged, lIX@I2c.
oHEEbk--Firmer at l2b16o for common 10 prime
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

9oDEr's LADr's BooK.-Tne November
nuUber of Cooley can be bai OF Thompson a.
the Postcf6,e. The ladies will find iu this
number a beautiful coOrsd fashion plate and
other rich AMI vsried embellisbme ents. Be-
s'ats, 1t contsins large fund Of entertaining
sDd useful reading.
Call rn Thompson for copy, who has also
90 hind atal times fresh sup Of the best
aad most popular periodicals, eeriala and news
pGDere
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

A BAD BREATH.-The Greatest Curse the
human family is'hsir to. How many lovers It
has separated-how many friends forever part
ed The subject lie go delicate, your nearest
friend will not mention it., and you are ignorant
OF the fact. To effect a radical cure, use the
balm OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as a
dsnsfihce, night and morning. IL also beauli.
hes the complexion. removing alltan, pimples,
and freckles, leaving the skin sof. aud white
Psice so cents For sale by N. b. Marple and
sil druggists.
octT63-d&wlJeow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

CAIRO, Dot. I6.-Gep. Grant and stat arrived this
morning. ,.- F.r."..t 9lg
All quiet at Little Rock.
The expedition under Major Iced, 9Th Mississippi
broke the camp Of the notorious guerrilla Carter In
Jefferson county, killed him and TOOK ell hi, men prs-
uners. nab 1o
Provost Marshal General Chandler issued fan order
requiring all negroes not In possession OF certificate
that they have employment adequate to support their
families DO placed In the eontrsbsnd camp and provd
cd for. ....e -4t-r-t 81 s.s. LA : u
Memphis is as follows Brough. 1890. vsilsrdig.
ham OIL, Hf t- .ls-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

BISCUIT Luxury yoR ALL.-Tbe popular
notion 'hst people suffering from dyspspsia
or predisposed to that disease should not eat
biscuit has grown out Of the fact that the com.
mon slierAms has been used in the making Of
such bifcaits. And it was right. The article
is mischievous, but light and healthy biscuit,
such as dyspsptic pfople may eat With impunity
apd with positive benefit, are made from De
Lind & &Co,s Chemical salerasus. Physicians
admit this. 5gi 1 ea x ,f'ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

CAIRO. Oct: l6,-The Memphis Bulletln says eompa-
ny OF rebels are again contc-pnug mar Union Depot
who Of last accounts bad gone toward Brownsville -
mother company we're near Macon Fayette county, ten
miles from Union dep /. 0n satufday another party
went into the same cou " among the consc pti are
Hon X Moieby late csndidate for Congress. Rebel
leader 10 meet Frid,y at Poplar Corner Mad
ison ctu"ty for The purple OF making descent on
fort PiloZ Its utimated they e7upi nns,sf Upward
OF ihiee th usaud wrn one Isttefy. Preparations
will b. made Tor their rec. pton. i~l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

"WAsrE PArER." THE editorial article With
this heading in the Columbus Espress Of last
evening, appeared also, word for word, as an
editorial In the Cincinnati Commercial, of
Thursday morning. We recommend all the
Bsougb papers to publish Il as an editorial, as
4 1t will be an original lie every time, and has
such delicate and dignifed sllusion at its
close ......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

CALL for Heirick Aliens Gold Medal Sale,
ra'us Agitate until you get II. If your gro
Ger has not got it. ssk him to go to the whole.
sale agent, Set box, and try 1t. 1t is the besi
to the world. Do net be put off with any other
use 1t instead OF soda; IL is grea. deal better
Try Il. Most Of the merchants have Il. Tbeil
depot lie lS Liberty street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

NEw YORK, Oct. l5.-The Times' correspondent from
the Army Of the Potomac 18th sayN The enemy made
I've desperate and unsuccessful attempts to-day to whip
THIS army In detail and destroy our traing, but both
most sisnally failed. just at day break between Cat
litps Station and Auburn, Stuart and A. P. Hill made
simultaneously an attack upon Gen Gregg's cavalry
and the I'd army corps. Almost the frat intimation
given Of their presence was the opening OF batteries
upon the second corps. Our troops speedily got In
position and the enemy was repulsed with considerable
loss.
Late In tte afternoon Hill made another dash to cut
on the second oorps He rs attacked the rear Of the
5h corps. killing three OF the Pennsylvania relerves
and woundlDg fifteen or twenty more. NJ
When the head Of the Second corps had reached Ket
tie run, near Bristows, Hill made terrible onslaught
on both corps The Second corps was on the east side
OF the railroad track, and used the road embankment at
several pooH for breastworks with decided advantage
The enemy charged at one time up to the embankment,
when portion OF the Second corps charged in turn
capturing seven or eight bundled prisoners and one
battery Several charges were made and each time the
enemy was forced bick with great slaughter, leaving
their killed and wounded in our hands. rapid arti.
ley Ore was kept up on both sides until long after dark,
when the enemy gave up and retired:
have OF been able to obtain full list Of our killed
and wounded, but II 70 small.
Capt Ball. Sd Minnesota was wounded In three pla-
ces and under tbs most sggrayating circumstances
When the enemy charged up the railroad, and finding
themselves In dangerous place. they waved their hands
ia tokea Of suTeoder. At this instant Captain Bali
hred at him three shots taking effect The MiDneso-
snS eturped the fire and many rebels suffered death in
retaliation for this aot Of trescheTy.
Our trains are all safe. 49,
ToeTe was come artillery practice this morning near
h.ppahannock station, but without much damsge
The ls' Maioe cavalry, Col smith, which was cut OF
on Monday Dght, near Jeaerson across the Rappahan
mock, reached Bnsow Station on luesdsy night. The
resment ped With the loss OF squad OF men sent
10 communicAte with Gen. Gregg, about twenty 10 all.
Our army behaved handsomely.
Following s An additional liss OF casualteG Killed
iol. James q. MaIlon, ed New York, commanding Sd
brigade I'd division 81 corps; wounded-capt. 8. N.
smith 7Ih Michigan infantry Inspector General Of Gen.
Webb's staff: Capt. Frank Vessels Judge Advocate, I'd
division, I'd corps; oapt Thos. ,incair lst Minnesota.
81 gbtly; Lieut.. legray lat MiDneso slightly; 10th
Maine killed and IL wounded; LIST Minnesota hlled
30 wounded and missing; SD New YoIk-7 killed and
IL wounded All the above were 10 the LIST brgaoe I'd
division
Casualties In Sd brigade, 81 division: 4 killed IS
sounded and Us missing 10 the 4th BRIGADE ID divis
ion toe loss 10 II killed wounded and missing. Many
OF the latter are expected to turn up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

TIE best advice that can be taken is to ssps
yournatural teeth and ksep your gums sound BY
using HcpsoH's urnvAILrD Toors PAsrr. Call
for IL at studer's, Msrple's, ssmueIs, Roberts,
Wilson's, Schusller's,- shsup's, Deuig's, Ridg-
ways, J. Fovler's, D,D. g., or o. Druggists,
Deutisis or Perfumers anywhere. Try & one
aud all. ei, il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

WARRINGTON 0ot i8.--Last night at about o'clock,
according to the report OF passengers from the army,
inormanop came 10 Gen. Meades headquarters that q
oorpsot the rebel a, my, supposed 10 be A.. -Rs.
had moved from our 'front.' 10 the direction II Letsbug
The sar says heavy Reconnaissance was Immediately
started In The direction Of Aldie. .,-,'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17
PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement of Accounts,

THE following accounts have been hled in the Pro.
i bate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and exam ined for settlement on MONDAY, the
26th day OF October. A. D. 1863 to wit; :lll ....H
The first accounts Of John y. Jjams, guardian Of
Thomas Webb, Mary y. Webb, Samuel r. Webb and
Joseph L. Webb; the hrst account Of John Young,
guardian Of William Youngi the hrst accounts Of nd.
ward Fisher, guardian OF Charles d. Fisher and Truman
B. Rsher the frat account Of Elizabeth Webster, admx
Of 0rylle Webster, deod the FIRST accounts Of George
W. Williams, guardian OF Msry j. McElhinney and
Alice McBhnney; the frst accounts OF Robert Bynner,
guardian Of Charles Bebb and Ann T. Bebb; the second
accounts OF Anna NJ. Chester, guardian of Martha
A. Chester and Homer W. Chester; the Anal account
OF Reuben Foltz, guardian OF Cyrus FoltS the Hnal
account Of John 2. Bruok and Adam GantE adm rs Of
Michael Buehman. dec'di the final account OF Jesse
Baughman, admir- Of Peter ehiery deo'd the final ac
count Of william Howard, guardian OF John Reynolds
the nal account Of james Cherry, admir- Of John @.
Meuick, decdi the fnal account Of George schueder
sxr Of John Cook decd, the anal account OF Thomas
Boberts, admir- Of John Hvsns. dsod the final account
Of B. Decker, guardian Of Jackson Smith; the final
account OF John Gabriel adm'r dc bonds ron with the
will annexed Of Mary y. PeterS decd; the final ao.
count OF Oliver o. Cloud, sxf Of Anns Cloud decd;
and the hua accounts Of George 3. Deming guardian
Of Windsor Shoemaker and Anna ShoemakeT.
~ Hs'Hl HERMAN B. ALBERY,
Columbus, Sept. 27, lses-dlt&w7v E ? /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-17

FIVE OLD BounDoN AND MoNoNeAHxIA Wurs-
Kvs,-Just received large consignment Of
foe old Monongahela, and Bourbon whiskys,
ALEC all kinds Of Wines and Liquors, at whole.
sale and retail, the trade supplied on liberal
terms BY d4 l.SsifN tlW n !,
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