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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03
HOGS FOR EXHIBITION.

HOGS FOR EXHIBITION,
GREAT COMPETITION IN STOCK BETWEEN
PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND.
The subscriber O!lrrs for public
Z -<sSe, inspections, 10 HEAD OF HOGS,
IN lust arrived from Hartford County,
4y,s~at raised by Mr.. Hopkins; 2 do from
Ahr-,z% So York county, Pa, raised by Mr..
s-----Ei. .-i--@ Riilinger; do. from same place,
raised by Mr. Small; and raised by l.. H. Barringer,
of this city. They the superior Lot of H1Gs
ever brought to this city, and will he exhibited TIL )
MORNING, in SOUTH CHARLES STREET, near
Hanover Market, from ill O'Clock. and from till
5 in the afternoon al MONUMENT SQUARE.
They can also he seen at the subscribers residence
at any time during to morrow. They will he saugh
tered on Wednesday, 9Th inst, and be seen from
till 6 r. Nj. at The subscrib slaughter house.
LEWIS L.. BARRINGER,
II Lewis st.. North Baltimore
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WNOR SALE. A black woman 30 years Of age
H. and her child, months old, slaves for ife from
the country, and good house servant. Also for SALE
nulato man, 81 years OF age, first rate house
want, SC. from the country. Apply quickly at
SC0TTI'S Intelligence Office,
fe3 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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VMyO SUSPENDER MANUFACTURERS.
III Shincd WEBBING, both silk and Cotton di
rect from the manufacturer and for sale by the yard,
by ii. b. FIELD co, 225 Ballmore-st.
ja29 At" Cd door below Charles
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VARIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE.
' Just received, 1000 PRINTS of one hundred
different kinds, at the low price Of 81 cents per doz
and Sc per hundred. Also, Picture Frames at ~ 25
per doz. and $3.50 per hundred. For sale by
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1862 Pratt street.
fell st second daOr from Charles
ANHUKCH PSALMIsr, ur Psalms & Hymns,
~ for the Public, Social and Private of Evan
gelical Christians. For sale BY
PARSONS & PRESTON,
fel-3t Isl Pratt st. ad dining Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03

n5- COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE
NATURALIZATION LAWS. The Commissioners
appointed by the Judiciary Committee of the United
States Senate, by authority of resolution OF the Sc
nate, to take testimony relation to frauds on the
Sundays at II O'Clock, A. NJ, in the Grand Jury
Room of the United States Court in the Masonic Hall,
in this city By order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK, Clerk
ja28d to the Commission.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03

SHOE BACKING, of very superior quality,
- and warranted to improve by age, for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
C. WISEM AN, Druggist,
FEB On Opposite the Fountain Hote Light. ct.
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WCINE POINTED PENS. Just received,
IL new stock of Joseph Gellou's fine poRted PEN
Mark Levy'8 extra do do
The Accountant do do
The Government do do
The American School Barre! do do
PardOw's Barrel do do
Windle's do 30 do
All of the above in boxes very cherry cheap for cash
Also, supply on cards Of every variety
PARSONS l. PRESTON,
BOOKSELLERS StatiOners and Blank Book manufacture
ers No. Isl Pratt street, adjoining the Rail Road De-
pot ARP FEB
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DELIBERATE MURDER. Two negroes got in
to quarrel near Haddonield, N. j., on Thurs
day last, and after being separated for awhile,
one Of them returned with gun and dcber-
ateIy shot his antagonist dead. lie was ar
rested.
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4 WORD TO THE MASQUERA DEKs

Y WYNN To II II IA WI 4 SGl U EItA u ENHNo
"A AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED. l have
this day received large and handsome assortment OF
Gold and Silver Tinsei, something very handsome
with variety or Gold and Silver Bullion FRINGE gold
and Silver Tassels, SpangcI, Lace, &c Call at
JAMES NJ. HAIG, No l2l Baltimore ST.,
fel fri Four doors above South street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03

N7- WHooPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
proved, in hundreds of cases in this city and else
where, to be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH
MA, all structures of the Chest, mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, sc. it is used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
is persevered in, effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce me 10 state, that the GENUINE AR
rrcLE can only be obtaine of DR.. GIDEON q. SMITH
Basement of the Chesapeake Bank, North street, Bal
timore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. js4-tFl4'
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g1RENCH AND ENGLISH CHINTZ, &c

Il Just received full assortment Of the latest
style French and English Chniz, warranted fast co
lors Also, Richardson's, Bailiesj, Blacks and Dun
seath's IRISH LINENS; 81, 10 4 and 1914 LINEN
Cd and S 4 PILLOW CASE LINEN,
super medium, and low priced; LONG CLOTHS, a
large assortment; Damask ami Diaper Table Cloths
and Napkins, SC, which will be sold reasonable, by
X. McELDOWNEY & co.
No. 1863 Baltimore street,
fel Between Calvert and Light-sts.
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A WING FAITHFUL 70 PRINCIPLE.
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EMORY Il co. TRIUMpHANT. Crcn

Whole tickets S5-sliares in proportion.
Q5- Risk on package only Sl7.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery class
l, drawn LIST inst.-lowest prize ST.:
81 4s IL 10 So % go "a 20 81
uf- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, MARYLAND,
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n HAVE IN STORE, a large assortment OF
a German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every ar
rival, which iatler myself can sell as reasona-
bile terms as any other establishment in the country.
Also, POR TRAIT FRAMES various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call AID exa-
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 l.. y. FRYER, No. | NJ Cav stree,
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LECTURE. The lectures in the English Lu-
theran church, Lexington ST., will be continued
this evening. The Rev. VIM. II. Smith will
deliver the lecture. Subject: "The present age:
iia condition and responsibilitY.n
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

The latest Paris fashions are thus
reported in the correspondence Of the
Liverpool Times: '.S'
The fashions in dress at present are
the most ridiculous that can be mag
ined.-Men wear tiny hats with scarce
|ly any brims; coats almost without
tails; trousers without straps, and al
most yard wide at the ankles; tre-,
mendeous walscoats, Of the fashion and
the dimensions worn in the year l745;
enormous watch ribbons, bearing pom
derous punches OF seals. The ladies
wear robes fitting tight to the body
and buttoning up TO the chin like SOL
dier's jacket; paletots, fastened in every
respect like those ofthe men, only made
of silk; and bonnets bling corpu.
lent and appopletic coal scuttles. lam
afraid that this description will not be
sufficiently scientific for the tallleur'
and nerchandes des modes Of N, York
but it is correct. #..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
Great Robbery.

We learn from the Buffalo National Pilot,
of the s5lb inst. that The messinger of
Livingston Il Wells Express line, MIR. Pow
ell, who left this city on Thursday evening,
in the eastern cars. was robbed at Rochester
Of his meney trunk. and its entire contents!
The trunk was taken from the cars during d
moment of the messengers' absence, about ten
o'clock in the evening, and after the parcels
from Rochester had been received and depos-
tied in the trunk &, "oa@ d." !. y l>at
The ainountiof the loss, so far as asc certain-
ed, is SAID to be $aS,57i, but this is not tho't
to be the full amount Of the loss. A reward
Of $500 is offered by The proprietors Of the
line for the recovery Of the trunk and its con-
. .r.a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

LADIES' NATIONAL MAeAzISE.-This beau>
tltuI Magazine for November Is already upon
our table. It is filed as usual with variety
Of Literary articles from the pens Of some
of the most talented American authors. II
also contains two splendid engravings, "The
Daughter of Israeli" superb Mezzotint Style
Engraving, and steel engraving Of the
"Mouth of the Danube" and Fashion plate
engraved on Steel. We consider this one OF
the best Magazines Of The day and should be
in the hands of every female throughout the
land. Il, --.. ~ IN. M..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

D We see several extracts from The pill
fered letters, contained in the Mackenzie
book, going the rounds Of the Federal press
to show what several Of the gentlemen who
wrote them thought some IS years ago Of thu
propriety and utility of an United States Bank
Go it feds! you are welcome to all that yo'
can make at that game, so long as we SCI
the country in a state Of prosperity, and th'
affairs of the Government conducted safel.
and judiciously without the aid Of its ma
chinery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

~A French paper publishes let>
Ter from Venice, dated September 4th'
which says: "A dreadful event occurred
two days ago, between Belluno and
Feltre. Two hundred Italian soldiers
were manevcring, under the command
Of an Austrian officer, who ordered
them to cross ruinous bridge, the pas
sage Of which had been forbidden by
the local authorities on account Of the
danger. The bridge gave way with
two hundred men upon it, and they fel
into the river and were drowned. The
officer, being in advance, had reached
the other side before the bridge fell in.
This is marvellous like a humbug. Yet
If true, the men sIeepin a watery bed,
whereas the soldiers proper bed is thai
of glory. They are as we'll drowned
as shot.--Statesman. 5t-
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FIRE AND Loss OF L1rE!-We are

FIRE AND Loss OF L1rE!-We are
called upon to-day to chronicle one Of
the most Melancholy catastrophes
which has ever transpired within the
borders of our county. On Tuesday
night last, the dwelling. house Of Mr..
Moan BRowN, situated about one mile
and half East of Edinburgh, in this
county, was discovered to be on fire
and, shocking 10 relate, the house ,Dith
twe of Mr.. Bro,on's children were con-
sumed by the flames! We have moi
been able to gather the particulars o
this melancholy occurrence, either as
to the origin Of the fire, or the circum.
stances which rendered the rescue OF
the children impossible; but Of the facts
here stated, there can be no doubt, as
we have them from very reliable
source.-Wayne Go. Standard.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

~TErRrsLE Acc1DENT1N ST. LOUIS
We learn from TIE Missourian Of the
18th, the following particulars in rel-
,ion to the explosion in that city on
Wednesday last: About 10 o'clock on
Wednesday night, one Of the boilers in
the steam Touring mill Of J. g. E
Walsh, in this city, exploded with tre-
mendous.: violence, mortally wounding
VIM. Frecland, and slightly wounding
the second engineer and another person
who happened to be at the mill at the
time. The boiler house was blown all
10 atoms and the boiler that exploded
torn 10 fragments, one end Of which
was carried up in the air, and fell some
twenty feet from the building; the 9th.
er end was carried over a two story
house on the other side of the street,
and lodged about two hundred yards
from the mill. Stones, shingles, and
pieces OF cast iron. We're scattered in
al directions 10 a great distance, All
the windows and doors of,the mill were
blown out, and ibe walls near the boi.
lers sustained considerable injury. The
miller had Q providential escape, being
al The time ascending the stairs. which
sheltered him, from The hot water anc
The fragments that undoubtedly woulc
have Killed him., had he been on The
floor, notwithstanding The violence
Of The explosion, Mr.. Freeland, who
was in,,he. boiler room, was. not imme.
distely killed. gdHe stated, before he
died, that he had just tried the water
I in DE boilers. and made up the fire, and
wss about, seating himself I'M the door,
when 4he explosion took place. He
said there was plenty of water in The
boiigfs;a 6F which we have no doubt; for
whGn ksf arrived, \ which was d few
rsiHdssiaftSf the aGtident, tic amount
u water thrown intop the ptreei anc
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for your destination, v... lof she, ResLy

Is.yes. e destination IN v''t q rA. Rs,l,
For the purpose Of maintaining lay
and order in this county. the Comnsnd-
ing General proposes 70 leave an armed
force in this county, which will be suf.
ficient for that purpose, and which will
remain 80 long a. the Govsrnor deslnsh
necessary. .7a o' ra,n >. siiiaom 1is
And for the purpose Of preventing. tbs
use of such force for vexatious Or -ins-
proper objects, we will recommend the,
Governor of the state 10 send some com.
petent legal officer to remain here, sue
have the power Of deciding what pro-
cess shall be executed ~ said military
force
We recommend to youit tc. place every
possible restraint in } our power over the
members Of your church. to prevents
them from committing acts of. .aggrsssions
or retaliation, on any citizen of the state
as contrary. course. may and most Prohs-
ably will bring about q collision whicha
will subvert all efforts TO maintain thss
peace in this county. and we pFoRpss 40
mak0 SiWluT bc@uUes~ w y0vsS SPfS~'
nents in this and the surrounding coun--
ties. @' "l'@
With many wishes that you may Gnd
that peace aud pros perity 10 the land Of
your destination, which you desire. W.
have the honor to subscribe ourselves.
Yours, &C., pe5, .f;El L..
w. B. WARREN.
s. A. DOUGLASS,
....t....... ]. A. McDO UGAk.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

/, U-J.Wondert how those Democrats
feel; about now, who splittheir tickets
lat. the late election7 Id seems to us
that their conscisnces must be very
much annoyed blythe act--more es-
pecialy, as they must know that they
have aided the wings to igaina partial
victory Such conducthlooks' very
coonish. boys ait does1upon honor!--.
Piketonian. .21o!9iqn!s. 9ili bga
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

mill, fully attested the truth Of his as
sertion. The explosion must have been
tcaused by the accumulation Of electric.
lily. Mr.. iEreeland was found covered
with fragments, with a man'head Of
the boiler on his bres,, which he call.
led 10 have removed, as he said it burnt
him. He lived three hours, after the
accident, and has left a wife and twt
tchildren 10 mourn his loss Cincinnati
Onion.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

The LADIEs' GARLAND.-The November
No. of this cheap and interesting Magazine
has been received. We have never had oc'
casion to speak otherwise than admiringly Of
this pretty work. and it is we'll worthy tne tnee
nraise which is bestowed upon it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
MURDER AT HAMILTON. C. w. -Ol

MURDER AT HAMILTON. G. Won
Monday morning man was discov-
cred lying dead on the public road near
the toll gate. On searching an infa'
nous house few yards from the spo1
where the murdered man lay, blood
was found on the foor--and on farther
examination it appeared that he quar-.
relied with man named John Mitchell
who kicked him in the head. Mitche
is in custody,-William Reeves, is the
name OF the murdered man; he was ar
assistant in Spencer's mill at Dundas.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

CAssIus NJ. CLAY has again commenced the
publication of the T'ras american, the first
number Of the new issue Of which we have
seen. His defence of hrs course and appeal
to the people of "KentucAy, and the world
is ably written, makes eleven columns o.
his paper. 1, is published and edited at Lex
in yton but printed at Cincinnati.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29
. !.
Fssm the New Ysfi sas Of M'nd4y.
.aIY Arrival ofIthe Hibernia. u
..vnnx IA,;rEp PROM EUROPE.

+
The English Mail Of the 4,h inst., per
steamer Hibernia, arrived at Boston
Yesterday Sunday morning, at 9(
O'clock, and being despatched TO this
citv by a Governments Express, arrived
here this morning about half.past one
o'clock. ..x-,. -. ~ srs5 aer.
The Liverpool Cotton Market con.
tinued inactive, closing with decline
ofrone.eighta penny per pound, and
downward; tendency. The Grain Mar
ket Econtinued ,frm.t Import duty on
Flour, los. l0d per brl. owing TO large
supplies arriving from abroad.
The produce markets are not so &C.
i've as they have been. Rice is in less
demand. Sugar has receded a little.
with less injury. while the price Of
Foreign coffee has improved a shade.
The wool trade is brisk. The in>
Productions Of the woods Of the United
States into England is new feature.
In all respects the Wool market,
except fos, low descriptions is prosper
ous, and prices for the middling and
better qualities show symptoms OF i'm.
provement. ~ .., 49, .....
The latest agricultural intelligence
from England confirms all previous
advicas Of short crop. Freights 10 the
United States are steady. Earl Spen-
Ger is dead. The steamer Caledonia
from Boston arrived out 2sth ult., the
propeller Massachusetts, on the Sd
Inst, in seventeen days and half from
New York. .
LrvERpooL Provision MARKET, Oct
S.-The state Of the weather and the
perilous position ofthe unharvest crops
have again been the chief sources o
anxiety. ...
And as money has become rathe
dearer in consequence Of the probabil7
hy of large supplies of Foreign grail
being required to meet the deficiency
of our own crops, check has beer
given TO specializing business.
The transactions OF the month il
general produce have been therefore
generally confined TO- the usual trad
demand. In American prdouce, tn
want Of stock of most articles continue
to limit business.
Beef has q free sale, and with lin
tied import. Pork is now more in
auired for, and with the present rate
and prospects of the Irish markets
must soon come into larger consump
ion. ~ >-
eLryERpoob CoRN MARKET, Oct. I'll
The Corn Market continues firm
and the fine weather which prevaile
last week at the sailing of the steame
has been followed by repeated ar
heavy falls of rain.
The market in the early part Of II
present week, acquired additional firm
ness, and continues so with sligl
draw buck at the present time.
Large quantities Of flour are dali
arriving from the U. S. and Canad
and from the nature of the advices tn
supply from those quarters, there
every reason to believe will increase.
From the cause, at which we glance
in our last publication, the import ra
on wheat has advanced to 'lSs. the re-
lus Of the inferior qualities thrown (
the market. The import duty on fio'
is now los. lod per barrel.
In some instances, recently. lri
-four has receded Is. per sack, and c
madam I'D, per barrel, influenced
the large arrivals from the West, whi'
amount, since Monday, TO nearly 90(
barrels. .,..'....
~ - -
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TRrALs.-A slip from

ANTI.RENT TRlALs.-A slip from
the Office of the Delaware County Ex-
press, dated Earle, Saturday Evening,
gives information that Edward OCon-
nor and John Van Steenberge have
been, condemned TO be hung; Daniel
W.. .Sqoires, Moses Earle, Daniel Nor.
throp and Zera Preston to imprison.
.ment for life, and over twenty others
10 shorter terms, in the stale prison. '
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

GnAHAM's MAGAZINE for November is out
We have always liked 10 peruse the pages Of
this interesting Magazine, but from the want
Of time we have been unable to read TINS
number. But when we do have time we
exnect 10 find that it sustalns well its former
reputation.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

- OLD PENNSYLVANIA FoREvER,-Coonery in
the Old ''Keystone," is entirely used up. The
majority for the democrats on Canal Commls
sioner is variously stated at from $4,000 &c
so, 900. The Democrats have decisive ma
iority IN both branches of the Legislature
They must have good atmosphere in Penn
svlvania. o.. ....... .,0a.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

Two BANKS AT ToLEDo.-Gover-
nor BARLEY has issued his Proclama.
ton, announcing the establishment OF
two banks in Toledo under the law OF
last winter, to wit: The Bank of Tole-
do, and the Commercial Bank Of Toledo,
both branches oflhe State Bank OF Ohio.
GIN. Gaz. -..,.a .aF, s.. n. 5na.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

GF This is the last number Of our paper
we shall send to those who. subscrib ed till af>
ter the election. If any wish it continued
they will please inform US before the issuing
of our next number. ta. .D q ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

ANOTHER BANK.-We understand that o
branch of the State Bank has been established
at Cuyahoga Falls with capital of 100000
lfths bank is established upon the ruins o
tn old "Real Estate Association it will Jun
doubtedly secure the confidence of the com
mun!ty. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

MAIL STEAMER.--It is officially an
nounced that the steamer Princeton
will ply regularly between Pensacola
and Vara Cruz, as a mail steamer n,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

i ~Tbe Washington Correspondent
Of the New York Commercial Advers
stiseresays. il is probable that Mr.. Clay
will again return 10 the United State
Senate. nol2nidsGW 10 aile h9Ebo.2 2Qt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

GEoRc1A.-The Augusta Chronicle
Of the 18th gives the result for Cover
nor in all the counties except Mont
gomery and Rabun, which will about
neutralize each other, as follows:
For Crawford, 36, lO6
For McAllister, 7 34,473
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

GA new Anti slavery paper is to De
started in North Carolina, to be called "THE
CHRISTIAN PATRIOT"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

GF The next Term of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas comm ences its session in this
County on Monday next, the Sd of November.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

G The 2epresen tatives from the Western
Reserve are all Wings, the same as lastyear.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

Majority for Crawford, 1885
In the Senate, the Wings have elec-
ted % members and the Democrats
25. In the House, the Wings will have
so members, and the Democrats CO.
with one tie in Madison. -..t l,-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-10-29

The OHIO LegiSature-l845-46
SENATE.
Senator'S holding over.
Butler and Preble-James B. King.
Dezapare. and Marion-Thomas W.
Powell. see- - ~ -
+ Franklin, Madison and Clark-Alfred