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in r that even though the present JUDGES were satisfied
he deeon Hs shoad ss ing about the chaac.
,er OF the ps ntH even thopeh might advantage TO
biz e. Is or no wassn old geneman 1his Cd g.ntensn
20 iecamo parnI OF his II all. did 20 is ls4!
lie h,1 nsnced fo'n er subj alleging thst he had
been partuer in he business from the ,tar 1881 and NJ
al tme, si,crsard whe'e,,the f-se o. his ,i. wa. the
EFT ihs; his lsrtnstsa formed ard
m Of III une This ungraefu son had conveyed To his
her proprrty worth much that 1t rented for "a AMI
on Pies %lere The father wss carrying on the bus
he hsi succeeded to IL IN some range wa, how other
suit v ou deterniue. In sddsn the gen lenan
mines IN actions zone as ate 8sS egsins
persons wso oyye Dr. Mofs when he .wore thst he
ad Da no in crest n the bus since 1881 The Oh goue-
man was under nge deluson which word o0@bly
pursue him his rave. lie tonht her hon'rs nee go no
10 decide t,t The cont below did tight IN dec sion
The ,s c,io o. the u. the wore generous al
over nd 10 he d gen EN- n. and accep ot It as
ai roper rov on He on his points 20 a
letter rom nfher which u,;ery precnda tne tuPPo
w ion O. any relation between scept that Of the strong
es VA enls fleet on as 10 the yretty sur.s" on whch
Air. y Conor hal commenced, trey were merely H''hI
he DO .tors IL wss proL tbe that 10 or should Lave
cut rej into partnership with who az Oh MS Geo y
bed end the oil gentleman hid then received an ipJuiy
which lie WIS expec'ei to die Rec rns tue Do' 20 h
prLed points for complete statement OF his arsaneh' ne
though need say no more. -,
OConor in conclusion alter few words In rea'iPh %
IA. Forrest contsnded tha the term articles III
u Joint business found on TIE S-den acconht was we
precise equivalent, for articles Of coa tnerhip why tJ
terms hi. p per what the swore they we're od
The ia hrr sign it Mr. Nissan s~ore explicitly shst he
gned IT, that both father snd ON .'spedi Duine Sc "
wa not interested IN the business though lie light have
wotn IN 1915 1876 s he was not interested ia wy 's'uc
sns brought OH rates made previous to 1874 That me -on
the founder OF this busncs that hs had acted duny
and properly Ia t-tlese were Jarge words. 10 oe ne
save that ut that tme
keep permit father or mother or
sels 10 have out OF what they ate Snd dtabN
Fer the honor OF human nature M 20 nun lhe
justice 20 believe that that rak sehood. for to ssj
na it would be tel tbousnd tes az much on To-
sui, him make 1t the perjury that was ever
committed. he had IL Ait from bis faher because ms
aeI thought was he pFodac. Of Lis eeLu and dii not Pc
long 10 hs creditors After he out oil his troubles ne
has and ked to have it arranged and The son
had the heart to persist his evil purpose and say; No
kher th all belongs sbd VIII tow you
would toward any ger from whom purchased this iDg
Tor vsnc You have put yourself Ia my hands and viii be-
q way that you Odd sxpec lie could not DO 1t
b. did what the justice OF The case required IN max
D out the patuen papers, though he sites~ad got pos
.e..ion Of them And destroy cd them.
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SEC All acts or carts Of inconsistent with this
hereby repealed
SIC T. BIZ scAhsll take effect Immediately.
TIE FAULY.CLOsING MOI

TIE EAELY.CLOsING MOVEMENT.
ing bin:
AN Acrto incorporate The Dry Good Ce,lt Early Cloi
~t pt-so = ne Soit Of Aer luh Inae.ed in s'a'''
eta SseeHbls, 4 e.ast a. JoG
sKcYoN Louis f,oulnc, John Bower Gray Albert De-
AND; y1hn Henry foy BtnJnia CisPp Morn. Atmss .
letons become associated with them Te Lefc.
% eon.ttulei BODY goIs, un,r the ueut and ,!e ..
The Dry Goods Clerk Early Closing Association Of the City
SIC. The object OF the corporation hereby crested 70
ab.e the hour Of labor Of the dry goods CLERKS Ia the
# N'w-NOTk aud 10 fun iS them W fsciilc Tor s"esI "
eTcouI,c ad religious snd intellectual culture o. snoH means
oh rl be t1lrdle sud proper iot such "po'e.
SIC. m" .si corporation ,lsl bsve in- lof u ns
AID s"opt coft atioh anu ~ 'iaH ara a. -, a.
tdmiss ou, susi en.or and expulsion o ne mei" g.
Of ~ ocr,,. aud 20 define lLei1 dute. sac iof h 80
Ing aho protection a. Its I"psriy ord 'ha'' p ,,e,
TO !imc. t. after Tcpra such CONSTRUCTOR scou Of
and esusiiois. The persons named ~ he h,, ~,
hs act - al coust tute Die Trustees ana '."'se'' WIN
ale elected IN tIeif place.. ...J boll n, les.,
.py e.ansi e.'sr provided tlst hey shall not hoId
ny eal esiae the OF which sHa'' exceed '"e ~ u
src Tire said corporation shall posess the F'neai pow
er and be .utectto ue etn.is anu 90
srr line Legs may 1t any tine alter CT repeal his
SIC. T. This act shall take effect imnodia:ely.
TAXATION OF MINISTER'S.
There ia every probability that ministers Of the
Gospel VIII lc deprived OF the exemption from Taxa
ton which they nave hitherto enjoyed. The follow
ing DILL has been fayorably reported, and IS on the
files OF the Assembly:
An ACr TO repeal CERTAIN pTovis % the Revised statutes
In relation 20 pr perty lab, to 'axation
The Poje Of tae sac 81 Nt oTS, 'pse"!fd ia Sh1ie
ond Assenb.y do fadei H. to ilr,:
ShCr0N subavison eight Of section fgnT Of title one Of
chapter tieen ofpsr Of the Revised Statutes and sec
personal owned by ministers OF The Gospel hn1 riiest
Of yarVus dcHo uainatons, GIe hereby Tepesitd
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rxW,YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March 7, 1863

SENATE. ALBANY, March q 100.
! n. following bills were reported fayora0iy "0"'
70 provide means to enlarge the locks Of '"e
eTo change the location Of the Baldwlns'n'' ""
y,.l. and to enlarge the locks. ,;.,;b,t;no .,oo
To provide fcr asoeft lining ana gs'iiIo .o '"0
Mt proceeds from tie sale Of Tie lpdlAl. 49,, -,
To provide Tor the translation and arfaaReue"s Va
.icpal laws and historical .nanuscriP's III ''' oe'
,.,Sry Of States Office. .ev;,;,o,;on
To incorporate The Fe.nale Academy Oh 'h'"'ion'
Brooklyn. 10, ,ha ;,oorroro.
fon Of Beuevo chi Societies, 50 as W au'noiA' VIC
bcOrporalion Of clGb'. .:.ot,haIole Ontario
To faei6aie the CONSTRUCTION % '"o A""0 o"'"''''
Irbpro and New.Yofk Railroad. ~,
o. a"J ~. charter of tie Washington lAfe
Insurance Company Asv,,,r
AL BILLS INTRODUCED.
n H. ,sANFORD-To authorize the use oI
10y a,'o;nrs OH the brooklyn Central Railroad.
'u pw e. CONNOLLY-Io incorporate the Frank
L.. I;ma Savings Bank, New.York.
~ BILLS PASSED.
IT. amend The char.er of the United States Trust
Company. c-.n,.
Nv motion Of Mir. MUNROE, the Senate agreed
A. hols session on Tuesday evening TO consider
general orders. ,
S'Wr. MUNROE moved that TO hill introduced
After lie 18Th Of March he considered until ali bllis
previously introduced have been disposed oi. Laid
o. the liable. ,.u $780,.
TIE New.York WarehousiDg Company bill was
Ud-red TO third reading.
Adjourned.
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COURT CALFNDAR-Fop Moxn.v

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUir-Part Mos. 1919.
C2s 1872 le3l le35. 1922 1913 lG.7 1870 1881 1851 1885,
lSo3 iSe;. 10y is.l ie13 1915 1871 1919 Par; lNos
1850 100 1870 1870 l9 1875, 1879 1893 1857 1856 1890
1872 1884, 1898 1900 l9v 1906 1883 1910 1912 Part I'LL
No. g. 1852 ,.e ,oi e ~ g go m la 1884, 1897 iss
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-No,. $50
31O, 49, Al aGl. 235, 1885, 1884, 2 24 242 IA 24s a.9 ISL
252. 25i 255. 2j5.
SUPERIOR COURT.-Part Mos. 49, 2S27.
lz7l 1885, Ie6i 1863, lbs t7 1863 l67 1915 1917 1873
E8l, 1856 Pc. II Nos. 1876, 2oi2 1893, 9l4 lOsl lsO0
1884 1896. 1893, l8t1. 1912, 1916. 1859 1855.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos. 1856,
1910 III I27 II83 I22l I2e1 9i3 277 lOl. Tly i2Oi
o. 44O il7 Part II Nos 1905 1924. 1874 e94 1854 lisa
6is, ca. 723, 1910. 1857, 1913. 1874. 1913.
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and Richard Philips, seamen; ard Of the "a Ter,
Cart. Charles Warren, Miron Stagnes and John
Trrios mates IND Is4ac I!agner, T.. L.saTin, Lo'
Ir ~ Jose 20. VI icn, :ud y NcDoIalG, teHuen,
were t.ter ri.orers. aud Ei'tri at ;. i"nl"go.
ll,rs ~ lsv- MOI ;rg ci i4t1fest. L-ni aud h"t
went! er ael eT ,nber t',.d~e over all saSeif.
Nh. WI. F...cL.i iasi,. l. ino 1as contIsct '"r
lie paven.nt Of or q ard of ridewal ct - i1l
oeiars of atope, ind viii rnaAe haIc,oiDc u'iuS.
,eounlarily, ont of il.
Frb. g, iailed Confederate schooner l.. Dudley,
FOR Nafs.u; 2sib, arrived Confederate soop " 10.
Hat,v, DAYS from Iai1r8, IS tuns, with cotton.
he Huntsville visited cur port Tor "a few days;
al vel. Oh board.
We are apxiorsly expeciag tie Eagle, Melita,
and Tu,al Cain from yOnr port. The latter TWO are
ovllQue.
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Observation-Disclosures

ASSEMBLY. ALBANY. March Z, ioo3.
The following were announced as The select Co'i'-
pniee M korus resolution 10 inquire nv
In, illegal imprsonn.eLts Of four citizens OF tins
lStse in Fort Mcllenry: MessIs. horn, Kedingt0n,
and Msybam.
BILLS REPORTED FAyORABLY.
To amend the general bounty bill so as TO make it
| 'f6a motion of Mr.. SHERWOOD the bill was
roved forward 10 second Committee OF the W hole.
To incorporate the Union Ontario Canal Company.
10 relation to the Bureau Of Military statistics.
To authorize the construction OF railroad IN
Vest Farms, Morrisanla.
To amend the highway laws of Suffolk and
<Nollces were given Of tho following bills:
By Mr.. JUHNSON-To regulate the rate OF In
krest and fOrbeaTance money.
For The relief of the South Brooklyn and Bergen
E.ilroad Co. ,..,.,.
By Mr.. DEAN-To prevent banks or individuals
Nv Mr.. SHERIAN-To regulate the toIls OF ca
psl boats bnii; before July l, 1861
By Mr. TEFFr-To incorporate the New-fork
Floating Eievs;iug Company.
By Mr. BOSWELII-To authorize railroad III
Pesrl. Madison and other streets, New-fOrk.
Mr. LEDWITH intro iuced bin to do away with
referred causes In the Supreme Court aud Court OF
Appeals
The Annual Appropriation bill cane up for third
reading.
Mr. SAXTON SMITH moved TO recommit the
bill with instructions to amend by providing for the
distribution OF $40 600 az al appropriations Orphan
Asylume, among the couries IN proportion 10 their
aggregate valuation.
Mr.. MURPHY opposed the amendment.
After long Gebate,' the amendment was lost, and
the bill passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. DEAN-To amend the law relating TO
poiage making it the duty Of pilots to report with
10 sxy days after the passage OF the act full returns
Of al lines and penalties recovered by them. and tie
amounts paid into the treasury; also, repeating all
sets requiring compensation to the Commissioners VI
Pilots from the State Treasury.
By Mr.. J. S. HAVENS To preserve the wood
lands Of Suffolk County from, destruction by fire.
By Mr.. TEFFT-lo incorporate the New-York
Floating Elevator Company. The incorporai0rs
are: Andrew Lake, Smith Faneher, Geo. ID. Pufier,
Jas. McCbesney, and Thaddeus +. Ogg. The stock
10 limited 10 81, 100000.
The Special Committee raised to inquire into the
condition of the harbor defenses Of NewYork was
OIL motion Of Mr.. WARD, dissolved.
Mr. FIELDS moved that tho Standing Committee
10 the Militia and Public Defenses be instructed to
inquire into tie CONDITION Of the detenses Of the bar
Dor of New-York and report before the close OF the
session what action is necessary On the part Of tie
State for the defense Of the city.
Motion adopted.
Adjourned TIL Monday at 4 P. m.
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Arrived. ......SuSDAY, March 8.

Ship David Hosdy Bsrnsby. Liverpool jan 49, mdse snd
IS pas to- n Smith Co Came out North :, hsnnsl
and when of Tory Island encountered succession OF heavy
westerly saes for days had very heavy weather the
entire pa.sas part Of the time cold March lat ~ 10
g. company with ship, painted oiscA WIZ re-
streak, bound w. .
Bark Frances 5ecor Thompson C,dz a days wns &c 70
Heye Bros March rs miles f. Of Cape Henopen saw chip
PIcsyuue, hence for New'Oriesus. 49,
Brig f. Eaton BE- OF Windsor. N 81. Curry, Dublin
Jan H. 10 ballast ID. r. D-woh. Feb 23 lat ~ So Ion o.
A. drew Montana Of Spsn fell from the ioretop.au
overheard and as drowned Mach while coming the
lower bay without pilot ahoe on tao East Bank ana
got the 9th by the ste ,ntus j. Ly nap without
having received any damage
schr Halo, Shaw Baltimore days. corn to j. A. T. n
Paterson. 49,,
Schr Rodman NJ Price Kelley Philadelphia. COAL for Boz
ton.
Schr. Tunis Depew, Edwards iosA River, oystsra
BELOW-ons bark unknown.
wIND--At sunset, from N. n. f.. and very Light
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
MACH
ALLEGED MURDER AT SEA.

Charles Smith aud Hartman SaustrGnd, seamen
bond ne snip Tsl,an broogh up the charge Of
ikny the LIE a. Eza Thomas Tie tnid mate o. ne Vest
The crcu stances o. the AFFAIR not known yet The only
fcs tbat ave pred that the MAZE was forward n
conpsny with the Mi oneE oil scIhl NJ vas hsafd
and cry was rsscl overheard lie next morning
blood WI nj on the SPOT snd the mate We mssng The
pr,oue.. have been committed Tor exsnInaton.
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BORT tl)aroens' Notlte.

STATE on NEw.YoRx,
PoRr-WARDEss OFIIcg, No. l0t Wsl-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen IN accordance with
,ec,ou Of tho Act passed April H. 1881, nL.led An
Act 10 Leorgasze tho Wsrdens Office the Port New.
York persons interested having charge Of tho
b ct matter of such inquiry exsnnation survey thai
ho following vessels under examination by the Port
W.roens and that the said surveys examinations viii be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice.
board said vessels:
Brig Alice Nj aude. PieIreponra
Steamship st. Andrew. -
Brig Pehr.. Picr No. E u.
Schooner Adere Townsend. No rs T. Il.
Schooner WIN. Lancaster Forea
wM II. bURLEIUH, President
}. AUG's HKRRINAs, Secretary.
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Sailed.

Steamships-Gls,sow, Poonsc. Borussia
ships-John Bany an shsAespeare.
Barx-Belfast
Schooners-Ielcn Meiinda Christie.
March s-Barks-Wa shiug ton Hamburg
Brg.-EsseI. Bosots, Amy Warwick.
SchoobeI-Sammit.
The sesmshp Shedraks for Havana, did not sal ~
count of tho Storm out will leave Monday 9Th, ct m
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Z. ILIs act shEU laEt tNtCt IIIINIHdIi'' "
TAXATION OF MINISTER'S.
Correction.

ALBANY. Saturday Mach T. 1859.
In the Assembly, the resolution ,andering an IN
yiition on the part Of the Suite to Gen. Batter wac
introduced by Mr. Andrus, aud hot BY MIR. Red
hng,op.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-MARcH s-Befor'
judge Bette.
PRIZE VESSEL LIBELED.

The United States agt. The schooner Annie H.,
lch. vessel cAptu ed eb. a. 1863, near Lille River
MET oil the eout OF North Carolina. oy the u 8
STATE Grorg . oIoush. to ths port for adjudication
The Ds Attorney hied Libel against the vessel anu cargo
4o.la
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SUPREME COURT-CHAYBggs.-MAScH 7--Before
Justice LLoSAHD.
Alex. Dennistown sgt. Commercial Mutual lnsuf
anco Company ct sl-Fii dogs settled
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suPERI0R CoURT-sPscrAL TERM-MARcH L-Bsfors
Jrs'ic- BARBOVK
DECISIONS.
Mrs. Warren agt. Samuel Generalization for
new trial denied with costa
=, . Before Justice MoRRHLL~
Henry Abel sgt III shs Ruchu.nII iuuc, ion refused
granted. 49, $3.50 "
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HQiled,
Disosters, SC.

Observation-Disclosures (Brl for Liverpool; SH Of The
soutn for key West AID New-OIlsans
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ASSAULT ANd bATTERY.
,nn nf Ricnard ID Add,nntnn cha.r>J

with ssssu, aud battery with intent u lin Charles
". Miller the jury agreed les, night and this morning
into court with verdict of assault aud battery Sentences
deferred The jury in charge of Officers Eawsd
knight, Richard Kinnlens aud George Purdy.
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Disasters, &c.
The brig reported ashore the last Bank was tho o. u
Eaton Of Windsor N. ST. and abe has been got OF without
,nass
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below holds that the defendants sen,bs the service
Of writs, &c. f
COURT Off OYER AND TERMINER-MAxcH a-Befoss
Justice BARNARD.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13


Capt. Willard returned from Washington
on Thursday evening last. whittier he had
heen pursuant to notice to appear before the
Military Board, to show cause why he should
not be dismissed from the service, for
for absence without leave. The circumstan-
ces of this case were fully detailed in the
Democrat of week before last, and showed
that great injustice had been done to Capt.
Willard, and Col. Sheldon himself, who re-
ported his absence without leave now fully
acknowledges the injustice of that action, he
having acted upon erroneous information
Capt. Willard makes triumphant yindica-
ton, and of course will be promptly re-insta-
ted in his former command. As a military
man, Capt. Willard enjoys high reputation
for ability, efficiency and thoroughness, and
all who know him deeply regret the blunder
which has caused his temporary Withdrawal,
and will rejoice at his full restoration to the
service Capt Willard is in excellent health
and good spirits. ezs ~fr
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

! THE CASUALTIES below is presented as
complete a list of the killed and wounded sol
diers belonging to Gen. Hooker's army, from
this vicinity, as we are able to compile from
the lists published in the New York papers.
Such subsequent announcements as may be
made will be published hereafter.
From private sources we are informed that
Gen. Tyler's Brigade, in the 5th Army Corps,
Gen. Meade's, was in a very exposed condition
during the fight, and many brave man from
his Pennsylvania regiments fell victims to
rebel bullets-and in the engagement announ-
this brigade fred the last shots after the re-
treating foe, and with deadly effect. Capt HEN
RY G. RANNEY, of Gen. Tyler's Staff, was in
the thiekest of the fight and the horse he
rode was wounded by rebel bullet, but he
passed through the rain of lead unframed.
Wounded of the 7th Ohio, now in the
Washington Hospitals -
Benz. jenkins, Co. D.. Salome Rene, Co.
K; VIM. Hunter, Co. H.; Corp. E. G. Palm
er; j. G. Brooks Co. H. Gustavus Smith,
Co. B. Jas. Dickinson, Co. B.. L. Knoble,
Co. A.; A. Raymond, Co. E. Henry Benton,
Co. E.; Franklin Harsh, Co. g.; VIM. Far
rier, Co. E.. s. Kennedy, Co. E.; j. 0. Fer
ron, Co. D.
Casualties in Battery I, 1st O. V. A Regi-
ment: q. t7a
Horace G.. Gilbert, killed; Corp. William
Woods, arm amputated; !; Corp. s. S. Allen
Prvates John S. Walker, Geo. Stone, Hemar
G.. Skinner, spine; 13 slightly wounded, bu
all doing well.
From letter written us by Lieut.. Harry M
Dean, of Co. G. 7th Ohio, dated May z, neal
Acquia Creek Landing, we have the following
list of casualties in that Company at the bat
tie of Charlottesville. Killed. Thos E
earle, Arthur G. Steadman. Wounded Philip
Smith, right arm, severe Jas. Baxter, twice
in right leg, severe Frank Harsh, bowels
dangerous Samuel A. Fuller, right leg, Sc,
we're; Thos. Woolf, leg slight; Jas. W. Ben.
son, ball through right shoulder; Johr
Cloude, piece of shell, slight; Corp. b. Owen
hand, slight; Tod Hughes, slight by spent
ball; Horatio M. Hanson, missing, probably
killed. All the wounded men were removed
from the field and sent to hospitals in theil
own State
| Lieut.. Dean concludes his letter as follows
None of the officers of the Regiment were
killed or wounded Col CREIGHTON had two
horses shot under him. Lieut.. Col CRAINI
had one, and Adit. LOCKWOOD one.- Ali the
Regiments in our Division agree that we. have
the best field officers in the Corps. saw
Lieut.. Clark Scripture, of Battery /, 1st o
V. A. to-day. He came outof the fight with
out a scratch. One man was killed in thei
Battery, named Horace g. Gilbert We art
back in our old camp ground after an absence
of ten days. A grand reconnaissance, and
presume Stone.0aU will return the the compli
ment. But
Wen rally round the dag boys, rally once again
1 Shouting tie battle cry of freedomI'
| UADDu AE nEANr
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

q g
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS will com
mence its May session on Monday next. the
18th inst. Judge G. E. Glidden presiding
There are one hundred and forty seven case;
now on the docket. There are three crimi.
mails now in Jail upon alleged charges. viz =
John Cline, Larceny Thos. Gibson, shoot
ing man; Jerome Mcfarland. horse steal
ing, whose cases will be heard. Upon the sec.
ond trial docket, there are six cases. The
following persons have been summoned as
jurors for the coming term.
Grand Juvors-S. o. Calvin. Palmyra
Reuben NJ. Avery, Aurora; g. B. Marvin,
Hiram; Fl. c. Blair, Aurora Robert Smith,
Streetsboro; Albert Ray, Rootstown; D. c.
Tilden, Hiram Horace Peck, Streetsboro
Wnl Paulus, Suffield; Daniel Bolander, Suf-
field Saxton A. Curtiss, Jr., Charlestown
Henry Fawley, Edinburg; Jas. Sabine. RAN
dolph; VIM. Farr, Mantua; Jacob Hinde-
baugh, Sufield.
Petit Jurors-R. J. Thompson, Ravenna
Schuyler Cutler, Ravenna sOrigen Adams
Nelson; Hiram Hudson. Paris; Horace ST.
zer, Franklin Alvan Smith, Windham c.
r. Howard, Aurora; Jas. NJ Beardsley
Charlestown; Q. Il. Griffin, Ravenna; Reu.
ben Brobst Brimfeld; Isaac Mott, Deerfeld
Truman Case, Randolph.
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\. S. HIRAM-Cash S23. .85.
BRLMFLELD.

Correspondence
H1sToRIoAL, &o.-The Old Nail Factory
has taken another "skedaddle." being of a
migratory nature, having been first erected
forty years since on Plumb Creek near the
present residence of Henry Sawyer, and used
fora short time for making nails; then, after
period of idleness, it was razed to the
ground and removed piecemeal to the center,
and again erected in the background OF. the
collection of edifces known as the Turkish
Seraglio-and from there it was moved
less than Sabbath days journey, and occu-
pied as a saloon, blacksmith shop and cloth
ing house-again in the course of time, it
commenced its pilgrimage eastward once
more, and became permanent fixture in the
very midst of the mercantile portion of Main
street. 1t has now settled down very quietly
at the foot of the hill. the top of which it so
long (dis)graced
Messrs. Hickman & Brobst are just COM
pleting building to be used as a warehouse
3ox50 on the ground, and two stories in
height. ss1ram q
Nj. Hawley is erecting dwelling house on
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-13

s. A. s. THE CLEVELAND SOLDIERS AID
SOCIETY, acknowledges receipts from Portage
County Societies as follows: .a.-
S. A. s. GARRETTsvILLE-2 boxes, bbls,
IL lbs d fruit, peck and 2 Dbl apples.
s. A. S. WINDHAM-13 bbls potatoes, 1
bbl potatoes and onions, bbl, 70 doz eggs.
s. A. S. DEERF1ELD-2 boxes, 8 quilts, 2
pillows, 20 cases, sheet, 2 shirts, 4 prs draw
ers, IL towels. 40 hdkfs, 2 prs socks, 8 prs
slippers, pads, abb bddges, 6 lbs bdges, %
pin cushions, 21 lbs dried fruit, lbs soap.
S. A. S. BRIMFIELD-1 box, 6 quilts, pill
low, 5 lbs fruit, pin fats, 8 pkges paper,
25 magazines.
S. A. S. H1RAM-Cash $23,85.