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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
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The, Monitors have not left Charleston as
reported They are all lying nearsthe bar
no news from that point of Importance.
+ The Unionists have gained some advanta-
ges near Suffolk, VI Ea.-have stormed a heavy.
rebel>battery, captured six guns, and 200 reb-
els
An immense Loyal League meeting was
held in New York last Monday afternoon.--
Gen. Scott presided. The crowd numbered
not less than than 10000. There were four
stands for speakers, and addresses were made
by John Van Buren, Daniel S. Dickinson,
II. ]. Raymond, Geo. Bancroft, Lyman Ire
main and Others
@ The armed Gopperhead jayhawker, are
giving trouble in some portions of Indiana.
Another Union man has been killed by them
in Brown County. A band of these kissing
desperadoes is organized at Georgetown to
resist arrests. A United States military
squad is, enforcing order. A number of lead
ing Democrats from Brown and adjoining
counties have gone to these Gopperhead trait
ors, aud counselled submission to the lawful
authorities. They will submit peaceably OF
be sugugatedi E
Gen. Foster has escaped from Washington
N. c., by running the rebel blockade, and i.
now safe at Newbern. t4t
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Were it not for that little. stain which. at
taches to Auditor 'Tayler's financial record in
selling the State Stock in the O. & P. Canal,
we could easily endorse the following. 1t
seems that Auditor Tayler had hoped, by de-
cl;ning the Comptrollership. and thereby
thwarting the purpose of Gov. Tod, to ap-
point an uncircumcised Democrat to the Au-
ditorship, to become Governor of the State
4 but being overwhelmed by the waters of the
araging canal" he has thought better of it,
and now disiRterestedlyi concludes to go to
Washington, on higher salary. The State
Journal of the 18th says:
AUDITOR OF STATE-We learn that Hon.
R. W. TAYLER, State Auditor, has eoncleded
to accept the position of First Comptroller of
the Treasury at Washington, rendered him by
Mr.. Chase. -
We, in common with the people of Ohio, re-
gret to part with Mr.. TayIer, whose faithful
services as State Auditor have rendered him
deservedly popular al.long the people. His
remarkable ability and accuracy as financial
officer united with his great industry and un-
spotted integrity have won for him ahigh place
in the public regard. We trust that his posi-
ton at Washington may prove to himself as
agreeable as the one he resigns, as we know
Its duties will be faithfully discharged. Mr..
Tayler's resignation takes effect Saturday, the
18th inst. sazis .asts4o g s5 e5..s ses57 q
Il For the unexpired portion of Mr.. Tayler's
term the Governor appoints OVIATT Cole,
Esq now Chief Clerk of that Department
Mr.. Cole has been connected with the State
Auditors office for some seven years; and, as
Chief Clerk, has exhibited fine abilities and
most estimable qualities for the head of the
Department. His ample experience and IA
milarity with the business of the Office emf
nently fit him for the post now assigned to
him by the Governors appointment.
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his question is often asked. and gives rise,
to various speculations. The predictions Of
Cabinet Secretaries, that it will close in sixty
or ninety days, have .ceas ed. Such predic-
tons have shown that g great men " cannot
look far into fatHyity--is shows more that
they have been short-sighsed and unphilo
sophical in their estimation of the causes,
strength, and consequences Of the rebellion.
In the fnllness of time. the period had arriv-
ed when great social, civil and religious cham
ges We're to take place on this North Aneri-
can Continent. In regard to the United
Safes particularly, the devotees of mamnlon
ruled the North, while the aristecratic en-
slavess of men ruled the South Those, only,
who were forgetful of the momentous fact
that Divine agencies are applied to human
affairs, could expect this state of things long
to continue, or could expect, after the full in
auguration of the rebellion, restoration of
the Union as it was, p a Union that owed its
existence to compromises which lent a sane.
ton to human oppression. The Onion, nth
S1euery,aoW never be restored When the rebel
lion is crushed, as crushed It finally will be-.
there sill hsaa Union perpetuated, whose
corner stone VIII not oe lad IN the nlooo ana
.e''s y ehe aoNh-sfoo0en ana sne opptesseu'
ous Waech, slgnalizeo oy sne alsensnfaiilneh'
OF enslaved millions, Will De all faaiahe WITH
the light and glory of justice, righteousness,
equality and fraternity. Rome was not
built IN day." The children OF Israel, re-
4 r
heved 'fom Egyptian bondage, wandered Tor
" years IN devious ways, ana the ea.casses
oistlilionss telis N tne wilderness, Oh enose
VINO We're not worthy to enter the promised
ianu-even their great teader was not Worsny
70 enter ln--he was perin'tteo ifom : mount
Nenos to see, but. not TO possess the geodiy
land- BY parity OF reasoning, those VINO still
oelaeve that Provldentlai ageneles are appiied
10 hnman anairs, can draw the'r conclusions
rom the precedents ot the past. ana. nos
many such will be apt to expect, that the
war Will De ended this year, or even the next.
The great upheavals OF human society, re-
sulting IN radical and vital changes require
time. It is IN vain to expect speedy crush
,ng out OF the reeeiilen, soy SIeree OF arms,
and still more idle to predict that 1t can be
starved out Through tins war, the process
OF reconstruction and reformation N the s' CIVIL
political. social, and (perhaps, we may also
inelade) the religious life of this country is
going forward The changes are not to be
sudden or spaslnodlc, but permanent and and en-
during. The social lie Of the South VIII be
wnoly eaangea. Inc af'stocraslc order OF
neo'a9s sounaea On slavery Wiii cease 2
nee oiaeN peasansry VIII oe relalnea as y. tne
laeorers et that iair cllme, and lustce, equal
lty and ngns VIII ne. more evenly enjoyed
lahofers, not as now, bleached by amaigama-
ton, but unmixed and distinct, will have the
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HS-For inserting siaEsiaxe Notices. a5 cents viii bs
charged II cersShsn and Magistrates. the time Of
performing th ceremony, VIII mention this fact the
proper party such wish inserted viii always
place in their hands the printers fee
Deaths inserted gratis-hut obituaries and obituary
lines, be paid ftr, according their length
Nothing of The Kind inserted less than 50 cents and
logger obituaries as agreed sis -
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WE receiving good stock of Italian and Yer
W. mont Marbles, and as we do nat intend to have
any travelling agents showing there has been much dis
satisfaction given Ivy agents heing unacquanted with
styles and cost or work. and tbluk 1t inch better for
own selection OF STYLE thickness &C., and The per
ceniage OF an agent
weiuter to keep good stock on hand and viii 40
work that may tto giveus their job to their
full Sa atisfaction
Particular attention paid to finishing Monuments and
Tablets for Soldiers - .-sz. 5z..s a. .E..-
asp shop on south side OF Main Street,a few doors
Vest of the Bank, Rayenpa, Ohio.
Rnyenna, APRIL 90, 1868
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sipelas, Andrew >. eurtiss, aged ss years.
RUSSELL la w estaeld, Medipa Co., March 81,
1853. Mrs. Sarah Yale Russell, aged one hundred
Mrs. Russell had several relatives in this County,
one of her RUSSELL residing at Frank
lin Mills
PARsoNs.In cincinnat on the sth inst of cons =
gestan of the lungs, Geo. 5. Parsons, of Wiadhams
aged years.
|cHAFFEE.-In Orwell, AshtabuIa Co., Ohio. March
s4th, 1853, Rufus N Gbanye, aged 80 yssrs. 4
His siss ness wa. sbo,t but death found him sIsIay;
words be spoke, he looked his sister in the faee
were, n is aceH .-s5sE=-sssl. sCoN.a
WILLIAM J.GARRIsos. of Franklin Mills, Portage
County. Ohio, son of ). and "A. Garrison, died At
Dsnviile. KY Fcb. Is, 1868, aged "a years.
Among the many thousand noble young men Who
have fastened 10 the defence of helr country, and
have found at once patriots and martyrs grave,
none worthy of eur remembrance than be
whose death is here announced. Surrounded by low
ing kindred and large circle of admiring friends he
had everything to make home dear to him-not en-
Toying the best of heaih it would seem though ne
might have been conteut to let stronger WELD
The Ibertyss Defense But feeling that his
aid needed, he resolved 10 forego fora time The
pleasure of home, and repair to the hed OF battle
Enlisted as a volunteer in the 9Th Ohio Battery,
Capt. wetmore. be LEFT last August for Kentucky,
just that State being by The haters Of
human freedom. AS long health permitted. he
Hoby performed his duty, neglecting uothsze caeu-
lated TO make him sn efHcient soldier. He was
correspondent of the Democrat, and lis readers will
long remember the patriotic letters the initials
ts W. CO. AfDanEiIle be suffered aftaek OF The
Measles cared for, rather, uncareds for. al
private house, and when far recovered 70 bear
remova taken TO Hospital and placed in charge
of the Hospital Surgeon Here. account. of his
physical disability. he discharged after which he
started hume, but hid accomplished only short dis
tance, when he prostrated by attack OF rheu<
maiic neuralgia, which in about twenty-fonr houEs
Terminated his earthly existence. - 81
Thus has the bIishting, whitening curse occasioned
the death of one more noble youth. And thus has
another life been yielted up, hat America may no.
die The query srif arise, is conntry worthy ot
such saerldcesi Who will reflect upon her greatness,
her power, ser influence. and say thai abe is nots-
While we regret his untlmely end, and sympathisa
with those who have lost him. we would most sim
cerely wish all honor his memory, and happiness
10 his immortal spirit. q frlsis ~ Cox.
WILLIAM 3. GARRISON.
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pea,h Of Cnristopher p. woleett.

We have already chronicled the death of
this gentleman. He has fallen victim, ear
ly in life-his age being 42-to intense appli-
cation to the public service. He greatly dis
tinguishe.l himself as Attorney General of
the State, in which position his labors We're
great and exhaustive. But his labors as As
sistant Secretary of War, seemed to complete
that physical debility which was already
creeping upon him, and he has passed away
as much victim of the war as though he
had fallen on the, field of battle.
Thus the gifted and the brilliant fall VIC,
Tins to the wickeduess of this rebellion.
Mr. Wolcott was born in Connecticut, but
when in childhood, his parents emgrated to
Steubenvlle, Ohio. where he grew to man
hood. There he read law in the office of
Benjamin Tappan and Edwin M. Stanton,
and when admitted commenced practice in
Ravenna, opening an office in connection with
Gen. Bierce, then as now resident of Akron.
Subsequently he removed to Akron, and a
few years afterwards, formed legal co part
nership with Hon. William II. Upson, which
continued TIL his death. ,5
He married a sister of Mr.. Stanton, the
present Secretary Of War. Mr.. Wolcott's
career. was comparatively brief. but was brill.
liant and successful, and he goes widely
mourned aud regretted to an early grave.
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Wanted Immediately!

A Journeymau Door. Sash and Blind Maker Good
.sss and steady employment given. If application is
aie soon Also lad from 16 80 Is years Of age, that
IS willing to make himself useful can have ssesdy nork
Ravenns, April "a. 1858. I5-2ws
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RAYENNA NURSERY.

THE subscriber has few thousand Of thrifty young
-GrafIed Fruit Trees-of many choice variet+s-cf
size sufsble TO set orchards. Also, few Ornamen
tai Trees and shrubs all of which he cers for sale
cheap his Nursery. his resd nee. TX miles west
of the depot of the Cleveland Pittsburg K7ii hosd
JOHN HARMON.
Rnyenna Al nril Goth 1868. % 2w
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o. -f-E- 4
In answering this letter, / have this to say:
,Flrst-Mr Chamberlain goes before Will
liam Goldman, Esq, and swears that when he
offered to pay me fer making out a certificate
of disability, 1 told him that would not
charge him for ii, and that he paid me no
money whatever for writing certificate.
Second -Robt. Sapp never applied to me to
procure discharge. He. is in the service,
and 1 could not procure hisdeposition. His
father swears before Squire Goldman that to
the best of his knowledge, uhis son Robert
Sapp never applied to me to procure his dis
charge, and that he never offered me ten dol
lars nor any other sum to aid him in procur-
ing his discharge, and that he believes the
charge to be wholly false and malicious. ii
Third--Benj Cline swears before Squire
Goldman that he EeTer offered me any pay
for services made by me in his behalf, and
| that told him would not charge him any
| thing for writing a certificate of disability
This charge is made Heryd loosely. If there
| is anything in it implying bribery, the charge
must fall harnnlessly at my feet
/ Fourts-To the charge that was using my
'odfcial position in Cleveland to procure
exemptions, expecting to receive pay there
for'': The charge is without any foundation.
1 had no "offcial position to use. Ny duties
as Surgeon, to examine invaiids previous to
the draft, were disposed of before the drafted
men were, examined by Prof. Kirkland in
Cleveland. My duties ended with the draft
on the 9Th of Oct last. Again. was not in
4 the service of the United States, and could
not be held accountable by the United States
4 for the charges preferred, were they true. i
Twas in Cleveland part of the time refer
\ red to as private physician, at the solicita'
ton of drafted men, with whom was vel
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Taken Up.

DRoKE into the enclosure of the subscriber, two
ID miles North of the Ceuter IF R4venI,a, Monday
March 3O Bay Colt. The owner will prove property
pay charges, and take him away.
Rayenna, April g. 1868. svs 80, -,s5-,, -.i5 3
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BEE HIVES!

r aNGsTRoTH's PATENT MOVABLE COMB IL
Ii, -ttt BEE HIVES. ltf r=sf.4t sf9T 5uI
Can now he bad by calling (. q BROWN at his fac
tory. Chestnut St, Rayennathe only authorized manu-
facturer for Portage Comfy. fE-
Rights 5.e..F.
To these Hives, Ind by applying In personto
the subscriln in Randoph-or by letter addressed to
him az RoOtsrown P. O. iia a-t'fe
Also, ITALIAN BEES for sale. a fsG
@ sti ks5-7ss issa-F te sc BROWN.
Randolph. April ls, 1858. Is. sw .-.. .lns. n.
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for Sale.

= A coon SECOND HAND fs,-
y ''i ''' NDe1D' u -.''' $. sToUGH.
l Ravenna, April 8, 1868. sw 49,
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rs to 80 Wood-Choppers Wanted.

TTNHE undersigned win pay liberal wages to 2S or 80
i Wood Choppers, if application is made soon.
CONRAD SAPP.
Rsyenna, April g. 1888. sws ta,s''.1a
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plomats have received an unofficial intima-
ton that President Lincoln intends to have.
Charleston reoccupied by the United States
authorities. There is much comment IN
Washington on Hunters remaining idle dur
ing the fight. ~
We have the gratifying news that-our gun
boats have succeeded in reaching Gen. Fos-
ter's position at Washington, North Carolina,
and supplying him with provisions and am
munition. 7tS
Federal forces comprising cavalry, infantry
and artillery, under. Gen. Stoneman, crossed
the Rappahahnock above Fredericksburg, and
rushed on to Culpepper and Gordonsville.--
This breaks the line of the Central Railroad,
and turns the flank of the rebels at Frederr
/ icksburg. 4gS, So ;..s ss45ss ssssiss sl.s
/ A more hopeful aspect is reported in refer
ence to our relations with Great Britain.
i All the Monitors are reported to have re-
turned to Port Royal from Charleston.
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yvh.n ,,e An.n., .nn .,x.s shining
sso,ar5,hs hen.s ,h.t are ionalr n,,z-ssi a4i 81
Y.od vben MANY hands were tvin,nr ssss fssa
Ianrel. uras,hs a., the 5soldisr,s hrovv ~
i-,qryv.. then onr noble bov ,veux forth 7ss -
To sgbt The battIe. for The e.,th.ss zs61 gsi
i, ,xas. d.,k nd ti,eayx honr-s
Itvps our copntrv.s bour Of need. liassss s5.zsr
And men ebeyes hat ssvyayfnp noysr sts.e
That sent them from their homes With speed.
To drive The rebel foemen back q 81 5sss.szis
with eannon,s roar. and rife,s crack ss;4.s.s :
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3, ~ UNITED STATES Is
Express Company.

rT1BE UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY hsv-
i,, made ARRANGEMENTS with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway by which they have the exclusive
pryiere of forwarding Express Goods Express Pas
,ley1 are offer the residents OF Ra
nn vic ity eilties for the forwarding of
Exnress Goods regards time in transit and tar
IA rares than have ever been offered before. ea
hs Company have agents at all the principal stations
on Atlantic & Great Western Railway, Erie Railway
ana connertipg Bra nch Rail Roads, aso il all the cities
and towns in che Western S.utes and by their ronDecs
lions with other Express Companies n New York City,
they are enabled forward Goods to all points IN the
Fn{tRTn States 3ll5 81 e+etii u3 - s9l=
Notes Drafts and Accounts collected Money Jewefy,
and other valuable packages warded with dispatch.
SINNERS of Butter, Cheese and Eggs, viii find It to
their advantage to patronize this line :.
For rates OF charges, apply to ANDREW POE, agent
ioihce l" sne Sf,','I( ~ CHAs. A. DEWITT,
Gen'l Supt. fs !.
Ravenna, April j, 1858. Mt .l ~
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Married.

RLE-CARNAHAN.-on The 18th inst. at the
residence of the BRIDES father, in Rayenna. By
Rev. K. B. Mason, Mr. Obadiah Valentine Searie,
and &iss Mary ]. Canadian, daughter OF VIM.
CaInahan, all of Ravenna. No cards Issued. f-sEst
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The Flax Seed Crop of 1s63
WANTED! s5,att

xvE are furnishing FLAX Seed the arers at 81 80
w per bushe for land will contract for the crop
of the coming season at that price; Y =.
,.,. -. s ware-House Main Street,
ts-H 227'1-+- . F-''s near Town Hall.
Raveuna, ApriIs, 1858. 3w
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Sfrawberry Plants.

sita. strawberry FA6RtS. SfH
TH4VE this Spring large qunty OF choice varieties
of Straw berry Plants among whc1 are the TRIUMPH
DE RAND JENNY LIND, BURR's NEW PINE. &c,
&C. 10 be had the most reasonable terms, Parties
wishing suppy phase CALL mile north invest OF
> @'tS,l77 :, 10 fe ri G. w. CRANAGE. z
-a Rsrenna. Anril & 1863 aw+rl 81, =. a.fl ]
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice,

LS -blea duly appoi ted and qualified administra
estrt47 Of Uriah Thon psou late of Por age
County and has aken upon himself that trust
BY giving bonds The law directs.
Dated Atwater this 20h day of A pfiI. a d. 1868
2Is3as VILLA VI THOMPSON
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TAdyertisement.l /
RAvENNA. April Is, 1868.

te RAvENNA. April 13, 1868.
Editor Portage County Democrat: siEta se
In the Democrat of March 25th, saw the
report of q Last notice to Absentee officers
In the list was that of " Assistant Surgeon j.
P. Alcoru, 126th Ohio Volunteers, accepting
bribes for procuring discharge of soldiers.''-
Your suspending of opinion until you know
shall, with your permission, make brief
but faithful report of the case as I learned it
in Washington, DC. = 572
In making two journeys to Columbus, O.,
l could neither learn who preferred those
charges nor what they were. l did, however,
learn that some person from Ravenna had
been reporting me, verbally and by letter. I
then went to Washington, and appeared be-
fore the military Commission" Brig. Gen.
Ricketts, President, who read the charges pre-
ferred against me.
The charges were all in the following let
ter, which l have had copied from the orig
inal document: a afe,=5J 4
RAvENNA, Portage Co., Ohio, Feb. 26, 1868.
Hon. DAVID TOP: " ,a
SIR-I have been Informed by response
bic citizen of this place that DR.. J. P. Alcorn,
who holds a commission from you as Surgeon,
and who is now at home, is guilty OF conduct
I-unbecoming to his Office, and TO some extent
disioyal.
Clemen Chamberlain, member of Cotter's
Battery, made DIR. Alcorn the offer of ten
dollars if he world procure discharge for
him; the Dr. replied that he would undertake
it. Robert Sapp, another member of Cotter's
Battery also offer ID Dr. Alcorn ten dollars to
procure discharge; he made him the same
| answer. .5,s e.. ags. gz=..fEE --
| My informant had a conversation with DIR.
Alcorn after these offers had been made, and
the DR.. had undertaken the work, and asked
him what was the matter with Robert Sapp.
| DR.. Alcorn replied that there was not any
| thing the matter with him; that he was tired
| of the service, and was rather a pet at home,
and did not want to go back, and he did not
blame him. BENZ. Cline is. believed to be an
other for whom the DR. is at work. oG
being OF the OPINION that surgeon VINO
would receive the offer of bribe, and act un-
der that offer, should not be allowed to retain
his commission. feel it my duty to report
DR.. Alcorn- 5sst
+ Mr.. Chamberlain and NJ. sapp are said te
be hearty men. l place confidence in the
testimonyof of my informant, from the fact tha
it corresponds with the 's.conduct during
the examination of the drafted men of thii
County. Ny duties as Provost Marshal eallet
me TO Cleveland several times during the ex
aminations. My own observation there, anc
the testimonyof DR.. Kirkland, the examining
Surgeon, fully prove to me that DR., Alcorl
was using his official position to procure ,ex
4 Iemptions, expecting to receive pay therefor
4 Respectfully, H.Y BEEBE, 80
ii Il 7if- tlst Isi 20 Provost Marshal
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
In been appointed and qualified as administrat or
the ,a.e of John Heaeoek, ate of Portuge County,
deceased @ t...4,..-.-
42-SYs slt - Sc fEf LEWIS MASON.
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30 whom il may Concern.

p 10 whom II may Concern. 5ifli' i -
WHEREAS, my wife, Sarah Ann Eckert. has lef. my
w bed aud hoard, without ny Just p5o,
tion this notify all persons 10 harbor trust
her onmy account will pay no debts of her cun..
tracting. JOHN ECKERT. =
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>ss GEORGE sOMERVILLE,
NJ Would respectfully inform the riiizeus Of Raven
lEI m and veiuity that be still continuss the 81
/ TaiIoring Business,

IN all its branches nnd hopes by str ct attention to bu
siress and desire please all that may favor bin with
their cust ln1 10 merit sfR,e of patronage -.
R5- Shop in We, ler's Building opposite the Court
House. VI stairs. 7-.f-.l.5.-la.I. Z OF .fH
CUTTING done short notice, for others to make up
GLENCROSS' New York Fashions received, and &c
knosledged by all acquainted with them TO be the best
nov published,
Rayeun April 10, 49, mt f5-. tsii .3ss5s =is
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MOSES mcIntosh,s Estate. 8

NTOTIcE hereby girea the Subscriber has b-en
IN appointed and qualified administrator the
tate of Moses McIutosh deceased late of Shsles rifle
Portage Co.. Ohio. = f't'-l 49,. 80 =.
shaersviIle, April u, 1868. a5.3w fs