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GONSlM PTION.
-AllTy OF CONSUMPTION

I'A ALLY VI CONSUMPTION.
4 10 sotle parts OF this country nearly one-folrtb
he popllaiO 10 dest Dyed by Consun ption, and "a
= i'e4,rs q The regulatory organ. Dr. j. III
Sehanct OF Hhilaislphi,. h a. been more sucoessfu
hta any other man IN the Cnitcd Staee, In trsatin
this ol.hi OF disea &C. He has prosVd. b. numerou
o,,niplo, thAt iNst sPrO- II CusABLs, all pIofes
,Ona, opinions 10 thc contrary notwths' tnding Id
Schnnrs h.rn'tii. more han thirty year. ago, ~
cured Of Con umpiion In i's form. and In =
nIosi desperate stsse. The medicine used By hin,y
which & cclr b sted under the Of Scnc n
~ monte SEfrD." bS cuttd many otherp IN cass{|
~hlcb taied the XII Of eminent phypieisns. DR..
nov u's.t~o suiilsr remedies, called "Schencke
SEQ weed Tome" snd 'seheucks Mandrake PLls,.
complicated With Uy,pepsis or Liver Complsint. ~
81 very Otru H. Ia some cases the Pulmonary Syfuts
alone cu8cien' Ia other circumstances, one or thu
other q TIE auxiliary remedies will he needed The
directions sh.,h accompany sach medicine INSTRUCT
the gaii ut hos t. distinguish ~ the symptoms. the
pre- nature II hA disease so that the proper
i u.av t. used. rrs fulmonic syrup Il always re-
quiz d ga fht IT, -nt Of tonsuiDption the other
Two medicines, 81 both must be- used according
.itcum,tAnccs, u there three remedies are used u
ttR". sud reed sii'y acc riding to the directions,
Dr. ~-h eack iu-lrcs cure; provided the lnnss are
not 100 much d'cayed TO aflId am chance OF the ps
tfuts recovery.
nr. sCLrNtK csa only Re found 81 HE rooms 50
Ionir Sew York, every ] II siaJ, from A. = TO
y. Tor consultation and advice, but his medcinee
cal e. hsd thsts at Ill times.
:. tONBAD ION, 81 Barclsy At, Wholesale AGENT for
Ses lOlt lA
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GsOhMD AVID ROOMS.
c. sssbt' y.selEx.

PEST BUTTER. ~ TO 30 CTS PERIR-
- sood. 2ie 90 .jc: hest starch. Sc; bat rir sc
~. hts. Liant tlosu rggT, gsc IN: .. RI er..u
Lni hlses ttai, - great -avluG ~ sHEEyNo !
a.~ store. III VA'iot -; cor. Beoone.
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TRAVELLING.

EoR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIR
T.! H2nd. u, hlnf,ton1Ihe MARY POWELL leave 0
'"o' u - H!es- eVers arsrEoon. 1t ~ oclOck SSy
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COAL.

FLOUR, FLOUR-20o BBLS. CHOICE
fam hour ouly 81 81 10 $3.50 per barrel, var-
10Y LIS tour store, lss and 1876 Myrtle az n,as
ST 6O-COAL NUT SIZE. WHITE
~ a'h, $50 prs ton; red a.h, IS, deliver.
"a eks and !.rglce c1sl, lo. dischargns 10 81 de-
nn'eTgd, QEdtrs pr post. CsAh on delivery Yard
Nos,l9s and l4l Goerct At. u. PhELAN 81
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NOiltIIn .Nr.. tiAkEES At \ Met
l Inc 4 ths shi sle'' ht.d an no'dAv ut-l tl.,
az h-inou iir' '.H Peel !ls' a., 90 AS ruan,fn
~ rsolv ei t. Nu fr g n"tt teguttt IA u' 4
dA, eN,nir', ga, 80 e y .'rt..E, az the Fau1s
racc ~ V 80 -l,t s.. NI'..e infs-.l g. Nr~ .i.
siid y uity tsf tlsf.~s -sspee.iHlV rf,u-s. 80 ~
stsnd sac '.g.t = ~ i-1sr II \. PA..tIZ, a. H.
Isaiah 49, hitrAK : .,.''t.
TINMEN AIIfNIiUN-A GnIkI ~ IS
- meeting ,he United Tin iistc ar IN I. ..
Mrrtsp vi. e Rid a. IEAl'lIGilN'. b, lryutIsu
nMden 80 fuiton o., tlis ~ AK, y oc .ock
All trns" arc AIN, ti'y .uyttG 10 .teul ly ODD .
OF ho Atifd Tin flate, Copper fu' Surtt if.t Pro
tsctno tion COMMITTEES, ADAM A. COOK, Jr. (.
JOIN 1, NNiAGilAH 4
V'O SAWftRS AND LANtRS--NE.
u The uul'r-sLed sish 90 toI.y our BROTHER me
chanrs 20 VIZ ssgTers, plnuts AID !ascrs, lat
We hsNo ir.t 'ur fofIl't aee OF sutk, }. JOHN
SONS, lee use 10 fud uut 2l'us "a, lcnh. tine
ioE over s.ss. JAs 4: 1901, ". Il. Snow,
w ~ DfD, !. h. HIkEH. lls
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..s. NaS's-s sS4Fs SALE.

pN,t. ItI'E SIS, HANDSOME
$50. ., ;...- 'e =, IN, ne, w perfect der.
30 - 81. . .. a. soto ID hy Firth HAL.
tHft .J'N.i... ga. 60 B1sery 2C'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
TNtrED STATES SOFAMERICA, DIS


wHKREAs libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States. within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 18th day
January, 1858 by John Hanna. Eq Attorney Of the Uni
ted states for the District 81 Indiana, against the life
estate of Lorenzo d. Cowden 10 and 70 the following
scribed rial said District to-wft. 4 piece
parcel of land adjoining the town Of Cambridge City
joining the wes; side Of g. IN block 2 r. and ; k.
In Hawkins addition 10 said town. and being directly
south of lot G. part Of 8 IN said block and facing
Railroad and the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
the south. the eing the proper formerly owned
by Vim. II. Cannon. and beisg hundred feet the
street by aLout I4O feet deep also 35 feet side lots
and s, in block >. W X and ;. r, In Hawkins
addition 20 said town. for violation Of the powers of
an Act Of Congress approved July 18th. Is62 entitled
An Act TO suppress nsurTectOn punish and
rebellion, to seize and conca'e the property Of rebels
and other purposes, praying process against said
realty, and thai the may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
therefore, iu pursuance Of the Monon under the
seal Of the said Court directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice all persons claiming said
realty any part thereof in any interested
thereto that they be and appear before the said the Dis
rct Court Of the United States be held the city Of
indianapolis In aud for the District If Indiana the ls
Monday Of February a 10 O'Clock of the forenoon
of that day and then and there nterpose their claims
and make their -legations in that behalf
ID. e. ROSE, L. s. Marshal,
ByI. 5. BIGELow, Deputy,
Attest.
IouN H. RIA Clerk. ianI7-dI4t
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Atfest
IouN r. RIA. Clerk
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Advertisements published ia both the Daily and the
weekly SsSTISgL viii be charged the iu Daily rates,
with oue-haif the Weekly rates added.
Business Notice published IN the local columns ol ten
lines under vii be charged for each insertion 81 II
over ten inas. ten cents per line.
Charges viii BE- made for inserting the notices 0i the
following Order Societies and Associations az the rates
named, 70 b paid IN advance:
Military Companies. Order 0f Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders. Benevolent Societies and Singing Societies
For each exceeding lines % cents Tor each
Insertion. eight lines AZ this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, 81;
without notice free
Marriage Sotlces 50 cents.
Notices of Festivals Pcucs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals associations by churches, al ,e regular
prices.
Advertisements lesded placed under the head Of
Special Notices. II ten lines over. will be charged double
the usual rates.
once in the Daily. will be charged nifty cents.
Yearly advertisers % paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
o. be charged al the of s 80 for each IN the
Daily and s2 the Daily and Weekly the same to be- in
all cases. paid in advance.
Legal advertisements inserted athe expense Of the at
torneys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
ngs but coectabe al our usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy cf legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARNESS BINGHAM,
prOprieOrs Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ TILFORD.
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
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Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer Of the Hard Rubber
Trl~, unler RigSs & C;opiyear's Patents
The Hard Ilh~r Trnss ia unlike ami superior 10 all
others in he following respects VIII never break, rust
chafe gall or blister le made still or timber; will
Hernia " years standing dos not press njure
the cord. AMI j. always clean and good new.
Patients lN- accurately fitted by seudng size In
inches around body in line IL rupture.
REFERENCES to superiority others The fol-
lowing only are Offered: P'nfs Mat Iarnochan: and
Parker, Newlork; PrOfs tisard and ATiew Philaiel-
ph:a; DR.. z. johnson; Surgeon General BUREAU WASH
ington Profs Brai,arl. Freer. Rs Andrews and Da-
Wis. Chicago; Dr. Welcott, Milwaukee, Wis.
Manufacturer anil lealer In SlrHler Braces. Ablom-
ina Supporters six and Cotton Elastic Stockings for
yaricose veins SusI,efSnry Iandag-s &c. &c
Dr. WILCON'S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LFt; man.
factnred by c. stafford, has many advantages all
Others and evidence II such it has received the
first premiums at the United States Fairs under the
animation of the hest surgeons Ia country Its mo-
tion is received from rubber cord (Which will never
break giving il great preference the spiral spring
usedin other limbs.
Send stamp for pamphlet. Post Office Box 1855
I6y@ For sale by all Druggists. novl4-' -d3m
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U. s. MARsHAL's NOTICES,



United STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN.
u DIANA. 81
NIKHKAs. A libel Of information has been dlet Ia the
District Court u the United Ssaies within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana ou the l7h day
Of January. 1868. BY John Hanna, Esq Attorney
Of the United States for the District of indiana against
the following described estate credits and effects Of one
james Carson tot "a certain iadgns Moses
Moreand and wiliifr. soreland On the Madison circuit
Court in the state of Indiana rendered April Term SOL
for ssl7 10. with credit thereon Of s5O also proms-
sOry note against the parties. due December %,
1851 for ~ 900, aud two notes against the
parties for $50 eachOue 4 Viii j. due DecemOer 25
laOn Of the powers d Of Congress approved July
IT, lss2 entitled, "An act % suppress nsurrecton
punish and rebellion, seize and csnscae the
property % rebels and for other purpoe and praying
process against SAID property and that the may
condemned and sold enemies property.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the mouton under the
seal ~ said Court 20 directed and delivered do here
by give pubcu0tce 70 al persons claiming said property
part thereof or In Interested therein
that they be aud appear before the said District Court
the United States, be held the city Of Indianapolis
IN and fr the District Of Indiana, the first Monday
Of uary nsxf at O'Clock on the forenoon Of that
day, then and there inerpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE. L. s. Marshal.
Per 1. ). BIGELow, Deputy.
Attest
ions II. REA Clerk. jan20-dl4t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23d. 1883,
~ trains will bt run follows:
Chicago Express Train will leave indianapolis at
l225 p ~. and arrive al KukonC 81 800 p w. in time
10 make close connection with the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Logansport, Valparaiso
and Chicago.
Returning, the same train will leave Kokomo at 3:25
a NJ. on the arrival Of the ghi train from Chicago,
rlvug az india apoiis al go 4. VI.
Nail srain viii leave Indianapolis az 4l0 P. ",
stopping al all stations and arriving Peru in time
mase connections Uh the the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway. for Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne, To-
edo and Detroit.
Returning, tie same train will leave Peru az 7.25
A NJ. after The arrival Of the the T. W X. W
from the East ana arrive al indianapolis ll20 A ".
in time 70 make connections for all points East South
and West.
Chicago ENpressran viii leave Indianapolis 10 20
NJ making Close connections atKokomo with train for
LoganSp parf, VALPARAISO and Chicago and arrive Al
Peru 01 A. NJ N time 70 make connection with trains
going East and West on the Toledo and Wabash Rail
way
Returning the same train vii leave Peru AZ l225 P NJ
making close connection al Kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati ADt Chicago Air Line R from
Valparaiso and Loga. port and AZ Indianapolis
40 NJ in time % connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati Louisville and other points
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
'. 7. AAL0Tr, General IieSet Agent feb23, 62-dly
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REPRESENTATIVES,.


Adams-P. n. Collins ........i.....I
Alen-Ochmg Bird. John Shoaff.. 2
Bartholomew-O H. p Abbott. l
Boone-Sherman Hostetter. .......
Boone and Hendricks -Thos. j. Cason.
Brown-Stephen V. Cook. .......l
Carroll-John b. MilrOy. y.............l
Cass-Charles h. Lasselle. ...........l
Clark Jonas @ Howard. ...........l
Clnton-Corneius J Miller. r.....l
Clav-Adam Z. Veach. h..............l
Craw ford-ThOmas Ryan.
Daviess-0 5 Given. en................l
Dearborn-O F Roberts, ALI. Bregan 2
Decatar-Daniel r. Van Buskirk go.
Delaware-Alfred Kigore. .....
DeKalb-Miles Waterman. L....I
Dubois-B r. Kemp. mp................l
Elkhart-Matthew Rppey.
Elkhars and Lagrange-Amos Davis.
Favette and UnOn-RusSell B. Perry.
Fountain-Samue Hatfield ..........I
FlOvd-GeO. V. HOwk... ...........l
Franklin-Redn Osborn. n........-....l
Fult0n-N. u. Shatfer- -.....-.-.l
Gibson-SiIas NJ HOlcOmb.. b...........J
Grant-James Henley. y.......
Greene-John Humphreys.
Harrison-John Lennon.
Hlncock-GeO. y. Atkinson. ......
Hancock and Shelby--James l.. Mason
Henrv-Charles ID. Morgan. ...
Hendricks-James NJ. Gregg. g........
Howard-J NJ Leeds
Huntington and Whitley - Samuel
McGanchey. .....-.............l
JacksOn-JaSOn b. Brown.
Jasper and Pulaski-Paris Robinson. Il
Jennings Hutchings. ..
Jefferson-David C. Branham and j.
l. Roe. ....................
Johnson-A. V Pendleton. II
Jay-Samuel A. Shoaff. ............l
johnson and Morgan-Thomas W.
w OOlen. ...........l
Kosciusko-Henry Byerle. ..
Kosciusko and Wabash--Jos Marshal l
KNOW liam Z. Niback. ....1
Lagrange-Francs p. Griffith. .... /
Lake-David K Pettibone. . l
Laporte-James Forester and W. "
higgins. ................
Lawrence-Nathaniel Williams. .l
Madison-Richard Lake.
Marion-John c. Harrington and W. H.
kendrick (cOnteSted) ........... 2
Marshall & Starke-M A o. Packard
Monroe-Samuel H. Buskrk. k........
Montgomery-James F. Harney. .....l
Morgan J johnson. n......... L
Martin-John R 0'Bren. ............1
Miami-R F. Donaldson. n............l
y OOle- lmOthv Baker
Ohio and Switzerand-R. n. Lamb. /
Orange-George II. Hon....... Il
Owen-Jacob '. Wolfe. .......... Il
Parke- Casper Budd. /
Pike-Wiliam H. De Bruler. .......l
Perry-James Hardin. ..............l
Porter-L A. Cass. Observation-Disclosures. /
Posey-E. VI. Spencer. er...............l
Putnam-Austn NJ. Puett and George
w IrieSt. ------.Z
Ripley-Edwin p. Ferris.
Randolph--John h Norman. ... l
Rush-Willam :. Hall. .......1
ScOu-Daniel BlOcher. r...............l
Spencer ames " Lennon .I
c. Burton. .......I
Shelby-Jacob Mutz.
Steuben-Enos b. Moves -. ... /
ST Joseph-Audrew Anderson, Jr. l
ippecanoe-JOseph II Hershey, Samuel
Mustard
Vanderburg and Posey-John A. Retz.l
Y Nanderburg-Thomas E. Garvin. ....l
Vermillon-Irad Abdill. .......... |
Vigo-Bayless W Hanna. Jno. Kemp. .
W Wab4sh-John l. Stone.
F Gregory. /
" Washington-Jamison Lee......l
Washington and Harrison-Aaron L.
ddrueD.
Woodruff Oliver T
Jones E. B. Newman. ..... 3
" els and Blackford-Geo 5. Howell /
White and Benton-John T. Richard
SON. .................. Il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI

r a L r O a d 7
=ss5zss
Shortest Route by Thirty Milesi
No CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATIl
Three leave indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted
NRST TRAIN-5:l5 An CINCINNATI EXPRESSl
arrives a Cincinnati iO.4OA NJ, and Lexington
KY, 7.30 p.
Second Train-1l25 A. M.-Cncnnati Mail arrives at
Cincinnati 445 p NJ. making cose connections with the
Little Miami Railroad for Loveland, Morrow. Columbus,
Newark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Train-7O5 T. NJ Cincinnati Express, arrives at
Cincinnati 1920 L. VI.
Fare same as by any other route
Call for your tickets ria the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
SPEcLAL NOTIcF.Be you get In the right train At
Ind apos. The ~uly Cincinnati train, stands the
nth track being the farthest track south ia the Union
Depot, al indianapolis.
W. II. L. NOBLE. General Ticket Agent.
p. NJ LITHGOw. Travelling Agent novl7 '62-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-07
DRUMS.
DRUMS.
Drums. Drums. Dru ms.

LARGE assortment Of the finest Drums ever brought
n % this market Al WILLARD sTOwELL'S.
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RAILROADS.
indianapolis and Madison
RG< II zE - "a HD.
1863. EE ss...ss1zfS. 1868.
New Arrangement TO Commence Mon

day, Feb. ,. 1865.
TENWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepied) be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot. Indianapolis, at 80 4. NJ.
and p NJ, arriving at Madison al IL 30 \. NJ and 30
Z. VI.
Leave the Depot at Madison at \. NJ and p. NJ, ar
irving at Indianapolis at ii \. VI. and $40 p VI.
The train leaving indianapolis at $50 A. W. connects
with that leaving Columbus AT S45 A. VI. for shelby
vile and Ru,hvle arriving at >hebyvile at 1885 A. NJ.
aud Rushvie AT - 30 Z. NJ
Leaving Rushvlle al 20 W.. Shelbyville az 255 z.
NJ. connects Columbus with the / aud NJ. train, ar
irving either indianapolis Madison the
ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation o freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapolt- and points West
Tariff Of FreChts a. low As by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will find IL theirinter-
ship by this line.
feb2 d. c. BRANHAM. Superintendent.
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. "A I L r Q "A d
1868. % zs:s.5zs 1863.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route 10 Chicago via Kokomo

80 MILES SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE.
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TRuSSES, &C.

I B. SE Ell ny > TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. 10 Ci.sKG -. CHICAGO, lit.
Branch ofice-No D. Nor D. Fifh street ST. Louis No
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
DEERFIELD.

BARN BURSEp.-On the 10th, inst, the,
barn gpf Mrs Craig, widow Of Thompson
Craig, Of Deerfeld, was burned on Thursday
night, the 10th inst, with all its contents con-
sisting of hay and grain, a valuable span of
horses, q beef COW, dog, three setts of halss
ness, buggy and aquantity Of farming utenE
sis. The fire is supposed to be the work Of
an incendiary.
THANKsGIv1Ne, was duly observed by re7
ligious services in the evening, sermon by
Rev. Mr. Stogdill. "a collsction of $1,000
for embellishments made.aaq = goss ts'sssss
THE iDEEhr1ELp soLDiEas,ss AID sooffEsr1,r,, i,
is still actively at work. and will continue its
works heartily until there is no need of its
labors. A box of valuable contributions is
new nearly ready to be forwarded.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16

- CHRISTMAS TREE-The ladies connected
with the Sabbath School of the Congregation
81 Church, are preparing Christmas Tree.
upon which will be found gift for every
seholarof' the scAsola Upon Christmas Eve.
the Church will be opened, and the school as
sembled, with members of the Congregation
and all desiring to attend, for the purpose Of
Witnessing the presentation of the gifts. That
the occasion viii be one of pleasure and-in-
terest, there can be no doubt. The follow.
ing ladies, as COMMITTEES. have the Christmas
Tree and the choice of gifts, especially in
charge. Mrs. NJ. Painter, Mrs. F. w. Cof-
fin, Mrs. S. j. Parmele, Mrs. F. D. Smith,
Mrs D. d. Picket, Mrs. E. B. Mason.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16

70 Joan Dayton, who resides In b !, State of Iowa.
Isu are hereby notihsd SzieIn P. Merriheid ad
miuisr&or OF she est1te of John Dayton deceased on
the second dRy OF tprtQher 1858 6ird hts netiyian
N me ffehass ce:2t vni anfof fhs County Of Por-
sage snd STATE o. oaio ilegin that the pafscasi estate
Of said deceden5 Is insnieieni pay debts and the
charges Of erinR his estafe saf be disa seized
IN foe smpls Of the following described real
ale n sssd County to wit1ns rndivied half Of one
10 the township n Mzntua horAs on the s1ossA by
land owned by Ferguson. May and E. Grams, the
srs< ~ the sownshp line running between Hiram aud
Maptun on the scuih by land owned by Mrs. Norregan
and Mr. II is sad On the and owned by NJ Herfcs.
That Mary Daste widow Of sni iecedsnti emitted
% doser N said undivided half Of said premises and sht
Hi Dayton. nson W. DAYTON Friend Davfpnr~ SARAH
Arn 1srr Ifcld md Jb6ir apd Minitre add Ellis
D9u heft and 1eg4t al Richard ss-
too, decessedJ = tie heirs law OF John Eazson de-
ceesed. hold the nezt of nicritance therein
TIE prayer Of said pststion Is for the assignment
dover 70 said Mary Dayton, and for sails Of The rn
divided interest of 1d estate of Jrhn Dayton deceased
IN twenty acres OF lsnd TO be 4ken from the north
east corner OF said pFemisas foliogs to wit--Com
encfnx in she center of the highway where
the north ne Of said premises thence TO the
IN, lss Ct .sd p.snlsss tb1nss senss Of
with said nerh lac Of said premises reaches
cenkor o. said highway (aud themes zlcpg essr Of
sad b1shway 70 hs place Of beginning , viii contain
tHeuty sight acres OF land.
Said petition viii be for sezrng the 7ih dsy OF
SALEM M.RRIFIELD.
administrator Of John Dayton decd.
Rsverdk pss * j. sss5 ~
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16
s. S. ExERasEs.-Upon Sabbath moornin

S: ExERasEsUp pom Sabbath morning
next, the regular church exercises in the NJ
E. Church will be suspended, Sabbath School
exercises taking Their place. The scholars
will occupy the audience room Of the church.
i instead of their usual. apartments; and will
be addressed by Rev. j. E. Wilson, who will
deliver a monosy Liable discourse --using only
words of one syllable in his remarks A col
lection viii be takensup. for. the purpose of
purchasing q new library. to be presented as a
New Years gift to the, School. 3 .s q 5..e sss
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16

Dr.. JENNINGS. DENTIST, finds that his
new rooms, in Poe's Block, are daily adding
| to his extensive list Of customers, and his
increased facilities enable him to serve his pa
tients with greater and celebrity than
ever before. DIR. Jennings administers Laugh
ing Gaswith the greatest possible success, and
he has been at great expense to procure his
apparatus from the, highest dental authority
in the country, will be seen by his card
upon the subjectin cur advertising columns.
to-day. Jennings is excelled by no operator;
in scodntry.s Give him call. EE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-16

81 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Raeenna,
commenced business yesterday under its or
ganization, and the authority received from
the Treasury department of the United
States, in October last. The directors have
not yet chosen President to fill the vacancy
caused by theidesth of r. w. Seymour.