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, 1864-01-16
The Ice Question.

... CHICAGO, Jao- Ii, 1904.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
There is an error in your stice article" In this
There is no Company except the Chicago Ice Co.
nov cutting ice ~ Crystal Lake, McIleuFy couutv
which has, al expense Of nearly foYty fhnusand
dollars. completed track and Right Of way, eEclas-
1t<Iy U esen, from Crystal LAKE to The csstai
lake Station. This Company are now cmnlnyins
large force, completing their tmmeuse lnnsej
and have already commenced a.ling them with ice,
Ct IVES brought 10 this city. viii you please cor
rc si,e Item, and set us r,eht before The public.
Yours respectfully,
II. n. DRAKx, Sec. Chicago Ice Co.
1t will be well for the prblIc to know the osls1u
OF the Ice they nte when the warm weather conc
on. The Chicago Ice Company il aiming not only
to furnish the best OF Ice. but also to break up
odioua monopoly Which has heretofore existed. l.:
will be well for the people to observe the name OF
the WAGONS which will parade the streets ue1t sum.
1ner, and phrchaae only from those who get their
ice from purc eource-
II is all well enough to cay that the Ice now be-
ing cut In the river and basin Is not intended for
family use Those who are storing II may not in
tend that shall be used or any other purpose than
1hat Of cooling ale IN casks, &C., but they cannot
guarantee that those who procure from them next
season viii not 1aisetd the public for the sake oi
profit, There IL Tiak; and we have enough to
suffer from the river itself in summer without &C
cumulatng It's alth In crystalllxod blocks hom the
colder months Of the year. There are two methods
by which the safety Of the people may be insured
both Of them should be adopted. An ordinance
shopld be passed which shal impose I heavy nne
On any parson known 70 Teut this dlthy leo, and
4he pubtic should protect itself By marking and
stunning those who handle the article.
, 1864-01-16

It will be seen TINT Of the country towns JeGef-
hpn has furnished the greater number OF recruits.
THIS II owtng to the special bounty Of twenty-five
dollars which the town pays in addition to the
county bounty OF one hundred do1lars. The sum
reaches $3.50. Ree1uits from the city hAre re-
ceived from the county, the very respectable srm
Of $1a6s5, and from the city $59, ,Gss-A total Of
bou1ties altogether, up to three o'clock yesterday
of $eG,s0t.
Recruits from the towns and the city have re-
celycA the amounts act opposite their natues rs
fnlibWA.
, 1864-01-16

sABBATu EVENING LEo1uREs.-The first of
courae Of Lectures to Young men will ba deliver
ed on next Sabbath evening, in st. Pauls Un,ver-
ealist Church, By. the pastor-Ite,v ". II. Ryder.
The following Is the order and subjects OF the
conree:
.Jansary 17:-The Young Men at Work; Or, the
Labor Of Lite.
january sf:-The Youns 1Ien at Play; or, the
Amueements Of Life.
January sl.-The Young Men In the Street; or,
the Temptations Of Life.
:Ft6rudyy 1.-The Young Men at Church; OF, the
Worship OF Life.
, 1864-01-16

:: STATE AGRICULTURAL Socm-9.-Ne notice
thnt at tho award Of premiums at the winter meet
: Ing Of the Illinois State Agricultural Society, an
esssy BY Miss Mary E. Murttcldt, Of Chicago. on
the ~ Education Of Farmers Daughtezs,"' was
highly commended and ordered to be published in
+. the transactions.
, 1864-01-16

LADIES RELIEF Soc1ETT.-The War Com
mittee Rooms being occupied By the L.dies' Sew
ing Bee, the regular weekly meeting Of the So
cdcty for the. Relief Of soldiers' Families will be
held ut 2 O'Clock this afternoon as the Soldiers
, 1864-01-16

Since the ninth Of January, In accordance with
the suggestion Of the Provost Marshal record
hns been kept Of the several wards In the city, In
which city recruits reside with the following re-
erlf
, 1864-01-16

QUARTERLY MEE71SG.-Thc Quarterly
meeting Of the Desplaines street II. E. Church,
Hill be held tomorrow. Preaching In the morn.
inr at halfpast 10 O'Clock, by Rev. G, c. McCabe,
and at ~ o'clock By the Presiding Elder, s. P.
Eeycs 4 cordin1 invitation 1s extended to ali
, 1864-01-16

PRoGREEsN0.-Them moderate weather dur
ing the past forty-eight hours has softencd the
ice oonsiderabIy-so such m extent that the pro
Dsflcr S. D. Caldwell. {now making an effort to
11alc her ~ny ont Of the river Into the lake, and
thence to Nt1waukee) made considerable progress
yesterday: Yesterday morning she was above
Clark street bridge Last evening when work was
suspended for tho night. she was lying at Rush
stzeet bridge. and The officers expect to foat her
in the waters Of the like BY this evening, when
she viii steam away to Milwaukee.
, 1864-01-16

1SToRuA11oN WAHTED.-About ten days
ago Elizabeth Kinle, u German girl started from
her home on I'd Avenue, between Harrison and
Van Bmcn etreets, to 20 to No. ~ Monroe street.
She has not been heard Of aince she len home.
She waz about 20 yeara Of age, and rather pre-
possessing in her appearance.
Mvst9ious Disappta,nnee.-0 the 9Th of Jan
uury another mysterious disappearance occurred.
John Canavan, aged 20 yeazs, LETT his boarding
house on Market street. aimee which time nothing
hes been heard OF him. He had considerable
money in his possession, aud suspicious Of foul
tlay are rife
, 1864-01-16

FoCND ISToNcATED.--A carrier Of the
gfmes, named Doority, WAS found yesterday lying
under the sidewalk On the corner OF Ohio and
Clark streets. The boys WHO discovered him sup.
posed him to be dead, and reported the case to
the North side police, who sent for the Coroner.
When he arrived ready to hold m inquest, he
found the hoy Ind come to life asain, and was in
drug store all right, With bundle OF the 11nses
unficf his arm, he was eaid TO hare been dead
drunk
, 1864-01-16
!:Q)ieagd @rtbnne.
:: SATURDAY, JANUARY 1o, 1861
THE CITY.

Mon E1cMr7.-George Cha1fey, Of the
Light Guard Band, whose name WAS Published III
the List Of Alien cxempts, has taken sober second
thought, and with It lis drst papers as an Ane :
can Citizen We are glad to be able to change his
name on the register
, 1864-01-16

A CoopEHs' CONVERSATIONAL Jhurneyman
Coopcrs' Convention will be held at the German
Theatre, corner 1ndianh and Wells streets, on Sat-
members Of each shop arc requested to send two
Delegates to the Convention. None but delegates
are Invited to attend. The meeting called for
Monday, Jan. 18th is postponed. BY order Of the
President. ". D. MOORE, President.
c. C. RcrNDs Secrctary fa15-at
, 1864-01-16

I'm. C. a. EVENING PRAYER NESTING
Tho prayer meetng last nightat the Lecture Room
of the Clark Street n 4. Church, WAS well attend
cd and of dcply interesting character. Tonight
Rev. VIM 6peez, from Mnuesota, several.years
missionary in China; Rev. IT. II. Hasshey and
Rev. n. D. williamson, will be present and take
patt in the exercises.
, 1864-01-16

syEA FEs71vAI~-The eighth annual ball and
festival Of the syea Society of Chicago, will be
given in Bryan Hall On Friday evening, January
ssnd The Society is well known for the taste dis
played in Its arrangements, and the good order and
comfort which alwaYs attends its gatherings.
, 1864-01-16

The othec OF Capt G. c. Pomesoy, the mastering
oi1ceT At this post, will be removed to the third
the bank today. The ofdce al The A1morg vii be
retntncd BY the Provost Marshal,
, 1864-01-16

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TnoCHEs cleaS and give
strength TO the voice Of SoEIs, mud arc indtspen-
sable to PUnL1u SrEAKRRs.
NJ recommend their use to Public Speakers"
REV. E. II. CuArIv.
t'Thcy have snited my case exactly, relieving
eiiag with easc.'' 7. DCcnARAE.
Choriatcr French Tarish Church, Montreal,
Sold by all Dealers In Medicines at Is cents per
h0r
, 1864-01-16

BThe advertisement entitled Partner Want
ed" is worthy OF the earnest attention Of every
reader.
, 1864-01-16


hayo been rebnkcd and court marttaled, bat no
peIance nom The lines. Tbs Potomac aud Kappa.
s gms Il
ruthless manner. In the Southwest the most dam
g.rous county has been Bourbon county, ky.
Sicht,5gsles IN "o our hsoapis bp for those who
clap their wings on every jar Of pickles sent away,
end every Hospital Visited they shall have their
charitable institution In the world with It's vast
resources 1t is like supplementary Providence
She believed with the man In New England, who
asked what church he belongs to-, will say to the
Sanitary Commission.
One Of the lessons lesrned out OF the war is self
eye upon the assistance Of England, who, untrue
to her boasted PRINCIPLES Of freedom and aeutral-
". has proved 50 uncA1rsabie as TO nf oat pr1sa-
ard aesrot1sm. We have reason @ complain Of
Euclapd, although We must not be like an old ex-
VIC shed be might llgs looFfs r IL oE
aud Mexandria and their children " they haye
apy} to visit us again. he would find us rath-
Lei % us trust that the day of Dou9hfaees is over;
Copperbeads are mean enough, but the Dough-
faccf are contemplate. There is somsthlnS re-
psSbs S1 II sS aGi9 e 9e e.
iehcd out of The Senate, and ont Of politics. and.
blessed be God, out Of the Church. MaJ We not
hoEe that the spn1 |en v tbs spsn.
ic shock administered In this rebellion. We hope
We have heard the last twaddle about the chlralry
Of the South. The best blood OF the North has
been ingulted long enough by the eWsrthy features
q rs Of brqd h.t aad
tn fsye paupered aristocracy, let us import
Eeapolitan Prince, or an Austrian Archdnke' OF
In snite Of the thorough detessatiou Of their
csusc. We cannot but admire their bravery and
pc1eistcnoe. They march as no army h.s ever ever
mr. rched RfncA NAPOLEON and StaFFe El0faonsy-
Although they hare FloJd--a Q1a3trel, they
had enewa jackson vho z, taoTga agang f's
School books and tracts are no longer sifted to find
the hard grain of ant,.slayeIy. A church dIg1itasy
has al1ayed himself against humanity; apd tanks =.
Ham-but with indifferent auceess. A friend told
tho speaker Of circumstance that happened one
morning while the gunbo8t Was going up the
Ische. A esety place the boat stopped, crowds
O. & negroes Tpald rush down cheering the old aag:
But O. this morning. one old woman, q
slAve, rushed down to the slde Of the boat and ut
tered prayer for the 'old Gag" that would ascend
, 1864-01-16

sW DR.. ". J. Laurence, Dentist. has removed
from o. Lake street TO No. % Washington street,
and taken the splendid dental rooms formerly oc-
cupied by tho late Dr.. s. 7. Creighton
, 1864-01-16

WANTED-Agents. 800 per
selling he new md splendid stesi Engraving 81
PRaEsIhEST e a: h hLlsGoLS; ;Also; steel EngFsylngs
for tIeo; nailed in nice tube, receipt q p:ce
to Any. part tf the country, BY Z. r. LAEDOS,
CllcaXo- de31.tss tss!1-1m
w ANTED.-375 a Month";
~ want to hire Agents in every county at rs &
mcnth. expenses paid, TO sell my new cheap Family
Sewing Machines. Address 8. MADISON. Aired
Maine. oc15csNlYr
, 1864-01-16

The Rev, E. A. Wilson's remedy for Consnmp-
tiop, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and nIl
Throat and Lung Affections, together with PAM
phlet giving the prescription and short history
Of his case, can be obtained OF Fuller, Finch &
Fuller, Druggists, - and IS market street, Chi
cago+ jay13u4S-1m
, 1864-01-16
XNANTED-A Situation as Wet
W Sursc by young and healthy woman. Apply
Mt Mrs, d, PLATT'S Intelligence Otlcc. l30 South
unYk in16- -rSSs-lk

=" "ANTED-A Partner with two
Nv to three thousand dollars. to take interest in
Erst-Glaes hotel. One who can take charge OF the
ct,ce and keep the books. Good references will be
required. Address for two weeks M O." Post
, 1864-01-16

To all Afflicted with CatarrI, Throat
= Disease, and Affections Of the Chest.
DR.. I. Winslow Aver, Physician for Affections
Of the Throat and Chest, McCoEmick'a Building,
corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, gives
bis entire attention to this department Of practice
It is especially desirable that ILL who have need Of
medical aid, either for Cata!Eh, Asthma, Bron-
chitfs, Or Consumption, should make eazly applf-
cation.
Rev. E. #, Hagar, Rector Of the Church Of the
holy Communion; Capt. D. Stewart, l5.k South
Wafer street Rev. A. Lord, Agent Of tho Amczi.
the Legislature; b. W. Pulsifer, Esq, merchant;
George n. Simmons, Esq, OF Alch1gna Soushern
Railroad; E. N. Tucker, Esq, Special Deputy Of
VIM. Sherman, Gov. N P. Tafmadge, John q. .Bart-
lett Esq, and others Of this city, not to mention
hundreds from ont Of town, have. certified to the
ct1tncy Of the new practice, janl5ulst-et
, 1864-01-16

IA! A n T ED-A frst.class Sales
- Ean In retail clothing honse, who has served
in smilsT establishments, md who giva good and
references regard to ability and char
meier. A permanent sttnatinn and good salary bre
oteted. Address Post Office Box g. Jacksonville, H.
}nff.U
, 1864-01-16
LOCAL MATTERS.
eg- Grand Carnival at the Central tonight.

Grand Carnival at tho Central tonight
Music AND Anr.-The temporary invasion OF
the artists Into a nook In Reeds Temple Of Music
In McCormick's marble building, will in no Wise
interfere with the internal economy OF that estab
lishment. for when did music and painting ever
fall ont with ons another. The capacity Of the
premises will be all the better demonstrated, the
ealo Of pianos will go on, and visitors to the
painting will enjoy the proximity Of the pianos,
especially at such times as their keys are touched
by the sdllful fingers Of zlegfed or some other Of
the piauists that frequent this establishment.
, 1864-01-16

WANIED-One Agent in each
w County in illinois and Wisconan. 70 sell
EcuoSnKI o's STAap, I'D Atlas or TnE WoELp, pin
ted en- heavy paper Imperial Quasto ST pages saps,
cuKAPE.T ATLAS in TIE WORLD. Has the new fer-L
tory q Idaho. and the now State Of Western vrga.
culaE sent on receipt 6f srAHr. oy &. Il. LANDON,
Agent for the Northwest 88Lake street, Chicago IL.
, 1864-01-16

TOR sALE-On long time or to
L Lease. the property known as tho Union Salt
Docks On tho South Branch IN lots suit purchasers
OF tennnts. Also. lots on Wilson and Maxwels
bsiauce On ave years lime. desired. Apply to Or.
KTAINAKD. IS South Clark street. !a9-ta1!,lm
, 1864-01-16

PREPARATORY CLASS or TEE MUSICAL UN1oy.-
Owing to numerous applications preparatory
the rooms Of the Musical Union, in Methodist
Church block, under the direction OF Mr- Charles
Ansorge, commencing at halfpaRt seveu o'clock.
Terms per quarter, $3.O0.
fa1l-ias1.it q r CH1rrRsnrY Prasidcnt
, 1864-01-16

HOLIDAYS AnE OvER--AIink Furs cheaper than
ever at Brewster's, under Sherman House.
fArE.tEcR.tnf
, 1864-01-16

TIE GREAr REaE111os.-Te notice that the
Grand National Allegory and Tabeaux entitled:
1.-THE Great Rebellion received in this city SO
fayorably last summcr, ia about to be repeated in
Bryan Hall early In February. Mr. Hager aunonn-
ces rehearsal at tho Hall at two o'clock this at-
tefnbon.
, 1864-01-16

F" "ANTED-A Protestant woman
w to do Cooking and general Iousewor&:. Also
g!f who sew Le1tly and attend to chl1d- Mrsr
be willing 70 to Evanston, twelve miles out On the
railroad. Apply at GO South Wells street.
, 1864-01-16
1fnr'SuIn.

TOR SALE-A four story fire
J. proof warehouse, 31xeo feet, windows On three
stdes. situated On the aonth side en alley between
built, and suitable heaEy storage OF manufactuf-
tng purposes. For price and terms apply to BCI>
Ley 4 fYRRELL, Il Lake street.
ja9.t133tl3t III e4&TU
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

ITO Robert r. Denson, Harriet G Sheldon. aud Cad
l She ldon non.residents of Ohio, Susan Dry and
yet Daniel W Hi!iyer. Juiett Gray E. Wilson Gray.
6sbecea "a Bsiceit and add son wsieo ef Postage
ea6Aty ois;o aud Briehs "a Young, Harriet Au ella
Yes9g Hiram e EoI.sgss Bpsssss teasen, tlinmsa M
William II Folsom. OF Utah, and the unknown heirs OF
Richard Clark. deceased
You are hereby not fed that Ambrose Culver admin
bonis of the of Richard Clark, de-
ceRsed, The 4th OF january, d. 1864, filed his
petition in Court Common Pleas within and for
the couniy If Portage and State of Ohio. Eng that
debts and charges Of administering his estates that
died seized in fee simple of the following described
Culaty Portage and State of Ohio, and is known ny
the east part of lot number ninety nine and is bounded
follows: beginning at the north east corner of lot
number ninety uine thence south on the east line Of
said lot to the souh east thereof thence
fhs south -ehaihs and ihirty-four links TO
stake standing south end of the north and south
fence thence north direct line stake stsnung
by the highway chains and four links west of said
north corner, thence the highway to the
place of BEGINNING containing forty nine acres and
eighty six rods OF ground be the or less but
suhj.c legal highways said Harriet Shell
don, forme y intRmaTred with said Robert b. Densnn,
but now married tn Cad Sheldon. Susau l. Day. inter
married with said Judson Fl. Day Emily G Htllyer IN
ermarlied win said DnnieI W Hl J"iett Cray in
iermarried with said E. Wilson Gray. Rehecea Wol-
coti iniermarrie with said Adds Wocoti, Harriet
Amelia Young nte-merried with said Brigham Young,
Folsom, Francis Emily Folsom ard Lousa Folsom, as
fhereir. AIso tAats aaid WIN. II. Folsom claims some
interest in said premises.
The prayer suid petition is for sals Of said prern-
ises ihe she debts and chatees afor said
Said Petition win he FIR hearing at tho February term
letfiiss5a a. ;ses e saiP eop AMBROSE euISEa
Administrator de honis non of the estate Of
i sssRi,a ps a. eisEk asaS fssssPsfoaaa o5
January llth, 1864. IL DIV
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

ddison Wolcott. Rebeecs A. Wolco.t William Il ),
N Folsom, rriet a mel Young, Tigha Yon Z,
Jr., HIRAM RsFqi ON Hn rdett Foison, HlIn5an Fol
so Fl ascis E,ni Fol and 4onisa lson
win take notice that petition hled glinst then
of Common P.ef ithin and for the County of Por
tsge and State OF OHIO. by Robert y. Benison, Har
riet c. Sheldon, Cad Sheiion Jadson II. bay, Susan
l.. y, Daniel w. H;iiyer. Emily C. HilIyer. 4.
"a ison Gray, Juliet cray. and is pen
ding therein, VII. rein said RobeIt p Depison,
HafIi2t; &C = Sheldon Gad She fdor g Juason H
lyay, SSssn II Day :. Bauief w HEnsr, Emily C.
Hiiiysr. 4. Wilson Gray. and Juliet Gray. demand
partition OF the following rea, estate, wit: Situate
in the township of atwater in the County of Portage
and Sta.e of hio, aud Is known by being the east
half OF tnnmber ninety (99) In said townshi b,
and bound d Acknowledgment aing the north
corner, sid srNoe 99gthetce south onihe east line
Of said lot to III sopth-e st corner, thence west on
the koush bine OF said lot ten chains and thirty four
Dss, 10 a&stasa staa-ding at Che south end ef the
prSh and South fence thenee uerth In direct line
% sake sraidfng by the highway. Ten chains and
four Iinks of the north east eorner thspc east
the highw 4, the place Of beginning. ai ng
fsrts-itiue and eightysix OF grannd. he
the less, but subject To ali iegat high
WAYS. and hataf the Dextttrn of Id Court said
prsstieners Will sppty for order that Etitpn ay
! be made af said .femises
| Dated December a5lh, 1863
! RoBTRT B. DENISON.
and others, petitioners.t
j RyI IrlnsA R1y, their tass.e deeso-sm . sE9IE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20

n y
OWING to a great increase in trade,
Mr Hail has been establish bis Greet wes
w s s,s rsaes 1os os pos
rates fer eesp AZ hesssofore he VIII have Branch OF
s s 4 g ss 3 !. 81 'sra
wELLPosFED, GREAT ADVANTAGES. 81
ss ssss z r. .s sSv q nas ar Rsss e. a',s
hns erdearo'ed b pafk advantage of his
customers thar gsslla Is n qnires tnerryIand
Rss a.. ads R1sa'ss ss ssa
% Ns nssssse ssya ooa . hopss o,,m.
ber Of sodisswIsh ewrst MUSIC. ssfsAA1s
REwARDNoT MERIT.
While many com pettors, his dishpnorsh~ deai
ing, &C.. have sailed Mr. y has tfnIt up,a
s,s npe.t a lug as %ss. o,.
than hslt tn instruments sold selected D. Mr. Han
.n ns Dn m 70 us an TOO CHI
: Did yon see Sold dollar sct for ninetS cscs:
pom A. s sas.s Is
If siniiar appcszrueeeostF tFsfn'ais them
EoLii,AY PRESENTS.
Money u pierty. ard now Ss time TO make the
sss sSsssSs ss .s 1sRs I II n S n es
nsrs stass O.. nj MI Or i itsrsss , ssii fsr
the cash short lime 100 pianos
and meodeons t greatly reduced prices Send in your
o''s'' ''0a' BEEs EAST.
as ssss G @ ii
q e S m ss." Z @ ss,9s az s s9ss fssm sI ssGs
efers iurshasng You eap save money and De sure Of
s0sd 'n'ns .AcrNrp
Atxsd 10 pssf rsnsssiy means broken down ne--
eh.ns afraid his creditors. Beware Of
good fo Mr. Hal l. ageas he bpsS ssh and is
reseo,sitae tsr sstAt he nefee> to q 80 -
n B--tFhsnA trddler agent comes found, al
WAYS wfiteitp Geo. n al before . nrr hpsiagq
- k-sl1 ~ y cpRRESPoNDENCE.
St Wishing ret aciated with all lovers of music,
teachers. ciergynen &c rrspsred TO answer any
n e so
plssss write. md thes sh.y
~l ss assss s ~ "
BRADBURY rIANos, =
s sfkis suyysrser Iakhk 6rseuis all the
rountry Prof W. B. B. has sci his marx g ma ks e, the
dsnhe the pndertak hg We have anged
tess piefos On LARGE scale.e We eaaranes all pi-
amos sod Tor five years, money refunded.
TEN RES sOSs F%ssT
For buying ct Geo iial Al Ra,enna or Cleveland. Z
Ia. He the largest d alers in the U. s. S
ii Ii. ss as i order s. .s.
81. He never .old iufersqr and .hevsr
1stb II. not confined to the Of any
b. viii aI~s far hias be tiier Instruments
ord red or bought IN psrsnH-s
Tn. I. responsible Tor all he contracts 70 desss :
- ssh Has q Deps ia dtsr mt parts Of the State
and always has = large stock hand s5ess} ss{lg
Oh Buys os and VI lover than most deal.
osh Mr. Hall wishes is distinctly ,nfersood that no
better rnsos Icons be bad than can BE bought
Of hilp, and on nssbet4 tetzns - - r. z
& 9 = - SECOND HAND -
fnr.us.rnts TN I'M escfance for new and
for sse large number on hand for
sue sheep Pianos saa me loeeous taned and repaired
reasonable terms. :
LOCAL AGENTS gn2z 90
wanted 10 all owss.s cfers ani Others
teAns aysi.ts pila<e cs.
We have several agents nov SELLING ffoi, trrs 70 i've
ssgsaas ass s 81 he hassnna
Book ssoSe, fbr phrtchlars
Rassnnas bee. ist 1853
LII i
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-20
LEGAL NDTICES.


Gosdm d. .4piin rs s. "A Tdyfor
CHERlFFs sALE--fn obs dience to the comm and OF
- seadf ssiiee tile Cpuryu Common Pleas
POI cage cslnt, Ohio, and me directed lshail often
os sale at public sutton vt the door of the Court His
10 Rayenna. in said Por age County, Saturday. the
2a ds of JAAuAFxs d. 1854, sboutkA u aelncK
ri Of said the allowing described lands andten
en,etiss vii: Situate In The Township OF
the couny OF Portage md State # Ohio, aud being n
part OF lot No. 10, in Rad township Commencing
~ 4ss p cbsins 10 40 inks 70 sktale shenre 4ss
chains IS zl0 links iaio the water Of said posd.
h, on snid water aleng thu argn of said pond s.
45s w. 3shStns rs s.i0 rhs 70 peht in said pond.
sllsnce a5s 3ctains l8 70 links 70 the plsseo,
eens; ny ilin as1e Of laid iudine land
sser fith ~aiers Also. rstt of May 20 fset wide
foh the North aud South Center Road hetyseen Reois
anil Raveuna Township, 10 the above described
piece OF land.
isfaketon yendiex apthe propsryof 8. A. Taylor,
the suir OF Gnfa,n \ pln. Terms, Cash.
Appraised al &S55.ee. aa 4 e = sss -
M stuart, Pt'ffs' Atty, s . $50 .s4ia
sHRRrFFs OFFICE RavESNA, tsFe - NJ sa ,sfSsstss
4 Dec. s23-i, 1853. S@r 2s-Sws