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consider himself aer having the yeg.r,,
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"A q the above ss.ablish@sns
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health or psasurs have been great expense IN The
no9s i've now ssssr that Ssy
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from North East and West take the to
Hekme coaches and other conye ances are In
readiness " IL WE sBxfs N
June 10. 1877. je 20 .2t-rc
Fer Msm'S. zee. sHs ~,
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Foar H.mrror. june s,h H. HoAs A. M jsSafI.lc
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roughly repaired and painted and newly furnished now in
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large number Of paIor with bedroom, sached located
the q hs
inEs; the situation and quiet, having the Capitol and
n the ey Of Albany oS
Mr. ts.dpa h., 1 H"s with him Mr. James L. Mitchell
The subscribers pledge their united ecors in the
sId hope by u; attention to the % and
ronagc they have heretofore received from thsr friends and
the travelling public. LANDON MITCHELL
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TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, y73 Broadway has just received per
recent arrivals splendid assortment Of goods. The fol-
every description lace capes collars scar and mantlas
broidered muslin collars emsett and cuffs cambria
de; silk thread and kid gloves; breakfast caps
Sd tots Also 800 dor, cotton and silk hosiery %
below the usual prices, al lmsr
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BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS
THE ATTENTION Of mothers and of nurses is invited
to an examination Of this Indispensable article quiet
which may be found Of every variety and price
100 Broadway. SAML. BROOKS
a27 Inns Agent for the Msnnfactuyey
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WIGS! WIGS!
STRANGERS and CITIZENS wishing first quality Wig
- Toupee invited inspect the extensive
mept Of VIM BATCHELOR, where they can select from
the largest stock the United States There always best
place article business and the best place
buy Wig Toupee, Bachelors mandatory No
Wall street. Broadway Private for fitting Wigs.
Copy the address aislmsr
CLARET! CLARET! CLARET!.
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public that he
corner Of Broadway the best quality Of Clarst Wine He
houses whom he will supply BY the gallon barrel may
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him call.
a24 lm*rc CHALES ECKERT.
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MARITIME HERALD

FORT OF NEW YORK.. J11rr -
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VN INDOW SHADES.-Once challenge the New
w YORK Shade dealers compete with in the sale Of
Window Shades. We making large daily additions
stock Of Shades and pledge ourselves TO be undersod
by none the quality of Shades; we have but
word say They took the premium the late fair New
ark NJ j. We invite the citizens OF New York and tie sur
rounding country give call and will prove truth
of our assertions. DUNCkEhH bEEhEh,
Nc. SO Chat street. near Chambers street,
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Domesuc ImpOrtatiOns.
nv UMHAys-Brg Ago 10 casks l. Hili-2so emptv
G Rnss1. Collie bags corn II Aiston-is pigs lead
GAlvEsr9s-sch! Harriet Ann-aoa hill. co,,o INN ha
pDs peel 90 OIL do taow Brewer NeiIson V''
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'INht HERB AND ROOT DOCTOR will cure any case
relief have been deceived by the host Of boating ouaci
who ruin thousands All who wish perfect in a short
me,lwithout mercury should apply Immediately 43
bowery. je5 2'aw<wSa&Tusr
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ACCORDEONS.

ACCORDEONS.
THE largest the city is to be found the
Chatham street Bazaar, IS Chatham and If yen
want get that is the place buy every instrument
warranted perfect and order. They also have
instrument called the Fluna resembling the ACCORDION with
the tone Of flute Their Accordeons vary in price from 50
50 dollars Call and Judge for yourselves
Accordion taught tuned repaired Don't forget the mum
her-SS Chatham opposife Chamher all Imse
GERMAN SILVER.
JAMES g. MOFFET, No. lsl Prince street, third block
west OF Broadway, constantly manufacturing German
Silver Of various numbers and widths which he will warrant
to Be equal any other foreign domestic, for quality and
which he will sell at wholesale and retail reduced
goods sold will be delivered in any part OF the city
OF BROOKLYN. free Of expense apI7 Imsr
BEDBUG POISON.
WATSONS INFALLIBLE BEDBUG POISON.-The
w experience Of past proves this preparation be the
most ecetual destroyer and banishez Of Bsdbugs dis
covered need but application satisfy the
duIops Of u wonderful and Immediate efecu-Prce q.
Sold wholesale and retail only Apothecares Hall,
Catharinc street, <76 Grand street. and Olcot McKesson
Co., LIT Maiden Lane; and i39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
az im-r
BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION of mothers and of nurses is invited
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WANTED-A few active young to 20 South or West
w agents for the sale Of and popular pu blics
ons-33oo over and above heir expenses will be insured
vssr wns wit WIN an pS q $1,000 pc,
$1,000 clear Of all expenses Each will have his
district Il will be for them have at $25
90 to obtain good fitting out. Apply at FRENCH's
Publishing Hall 293 Broadway up stairs Office OF the Flag OF
Union. All LETTERS he po,t-psd. mv23 30.sr
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ILVih!Nu.aJ yANphhbItIi Is: % Nls,ds. L sS and
Boys aud Chldren Clothing Ave ounce Skeleton Coats.
STYLE short skirt Fock and Shad Coats suitable or every
size Also more than one thousand pieces OF fashionable
goods make order, all (which will be sold at the lowest
B. pleasant Summer Coat Vest and Pants from IS TO
81. No. DC Maiden Lane, and l08H West Broadway.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14
THIRD AND LAST DESPATCH.
r. News Confirmed.

FROM OUR OWN CoRREsPoNDENT. GEN.
La VEGA PRISONER, & THREE HUNDRED
+ AND FIFTY OFFICERS, AND MORE THAN
FOUR THOUSAND MEN.
Correspondence of the Pittsburgh Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA, II o'clock, A. M.
The Mexicans have lost five Generals
and $50 officers.
Among the prisoners is General La Vega,
who commanded the city and Castle.
There was force Of from six to eight
thousand Mexicans out side the city.
These were requlsed by Colonel Harvey
with only three hundred Dragons and
some infantry.
The carnage among the Moxicans has
been dreadful, and the surrender of the
castle was matter of absolute necessity.
1t would otherwise have been destroyed.
The above embraces all the news ir
Philadelphia at IL O'Clock to-day.
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For the Portage Sentinel.
Relief Meeting in Randolph.

AT an adjourned meeting Of the citizens
of Randolph, held in the Methodist meeting
house on Wednesday evening, April 7th,
ls47, to take into consideration measures
for the relief of suffering Ireland, Scotland
and Germany, JOHN w. GLASGOW was
called to the chair, and T. R. Dickinson
appointed Secretary.
The committee that had been previously
appointed to obtain contributions, consist
ing ofBenjamin Marshall, John W.. Glas.
gov, David P. Elmore, o. C.. Dickinson,
Bella Hubbard, Truman Case,an Caldwell
Anderson, on being called upon, reported
progress--that they had obtained pledges
to the amount of over three hundred bush.
els of grain, and that the solicitations were
not yet completed.
After some remarks, the following reso-
lutions were adopted: ft'
Whereas, in the course Of human events
the land Of our fathers, England, Ireland,
Scotland. and Germany, are being visited
by an unparalleled state Of destitution and
are hungering even unto death, therefore,
Resoised, 1st. That, as we have heard
the cry Of their distress, we will send them
relief =. e9 n @ A
Resofpsd, ed, That, as the Father Of
Mercies "has given US rain from heaven,
and fruitful seasons, filing our hearts with
food and gladness," we deem it to be one OF
the first duties that we owe 10 our own spe.
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regular force in the city and castle amount
ed to about three thousand men.
There were also about 800 Irregular
troops out side Of the city, with from eight
to ten thousand cavalry, under the COM
mand of Gen. La Vega.
Col. Harney had skirmish with these
troops, and with two or three hundred OF
his dragons charged and dispersed an i'm
mense force of them with terrible carnage.
They had baricaded q barge in the front,
but the artillery having cleared the way,
Harney charged with his command and
scattered them in all directions.
In the attack on the town and castle,
only our smaller vessels, drawing not over
0 feet water were available. But few shot
or shells were throw into the castle, the
attempts being merely upon the town.
The officers wounded are, Lieut.. Col.
Dickinson of South Carolina Volunteers,
severely; Lieut.. S. Baldwin, Navy, slight.
lv: Lieuts Lorraine and Davidson, very
i slightly; and Lieut.. Lewis Neil, OF q
Dragons, severely.
All the wounded are doing well.
i None of the enemy's guns fired on tn
E[shiping. Midshipman Shpbrick wss kille'
in battery on shore.
The hopes Of the Mexicans fell, as the.
found themselves destitute of provisions t
maintain themselves against protracte
siege.
The Princeton is commanded by Cap
Engle.
As she left Vera Cruz Com. Conner
flag was saluted by the guns of the castle.
/ The Commodore is passenger @
board, having been relieved by Com. PER-.
previous to the commencement Of oper,
tions.
The Princeton having landeda a beare
Of Dispatches for Washington, and 20
Totten sailed edimmediately for Philadelphia
via Havana!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

AS Mr., Caldwell was passing out, he
heard at distance, the sound of artillery,
and learned from rumor in the edge ofthe
settlements, that the American army had
whipped them worse than ever. Capt.
Hendly, of Ray county volunteers, was the
only one killed on our side, and some sew
en- slightly wounded.
The following we copy from the 81.
Louis Union of the 30th ult:
INDEPENDENCE, March "a, le47.
.Messrs. Editors-I hasten to give you
intelligence from the plains. Mr.. Thomas
Caldwell has Just arrived and confirms the
sad news of the massacre Of Americans at
Taos. II
Gov. Bent and some twenty-five others
were killed at Taos, and seven in the val.
lev of the Moro. Mr.. Caldwell assisted
in the burial ofthe dead body of his friend
and countryman, L. L. Waldo, but the
body of Mr.. Prewitt had not been found.
though it was murdered also. Some fthe
volunteer grazing parties it was thought
were also killed.
The insurrectionist party consisted OF
about 1000 men, and news reached Col.
Price, that they were marching on Santa
lFe, he sent out 900 men under command
Of Capt. NORM, of Platte. They met the
j, Mexican force about 25 miles from Santa
Fe, and killed SO the first fire, when the
cowardly ,scoundrels fed; the American
force pursuing and laying waste every
rancho, town and house in their path, leay'
) ing not an ear of corn, or fowl, or any
flesh for them to subsist on-a just and mer
n tied retribution for their assassinations.
J, No doubt the city of Taos is now in ash
: es, as our Missouri boys had caused tn
smoke from their burning houses to ascen'
r from thousand hills, the inhabitants in tn
!. Moro valley-men, women and childrel
!, had fled to the mountains. Mr.. Caldwell
had left Col. Doniphan at Ell Passo on tn
18th of January waiting for the artiller
companies to arrive, when he intended
march for Chihuahua. He thinks tina
Doniphan, ere this, has taken Chihuahus
: or has been taken himself. We may Q
!, wait with trembling anxiety, long time,
fear, for the result Of hazardous expedition
Capt. Sublette had not arrived at Santa r
when Mr.. Caldwell left February 3D.; fear
are entertained that he may have fallen ir
S to the hands of Mexicans on his enterin
Taos valley.
!, Mr.. Caldwell learned from q reliabl
source that McGoffin, Connolly, and othe
It prisoners were at large in the streets {
Chihuahua, but not allowed to leave tn
y city. Yours, z.
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Another Great Battle in New Mexico.
BRILLIANT VICTORY!!

Overwhelming Defeat Of 1000 Mericans!
From the Pittsburgh: Post.
The following intelligence reaches US
through the Louisville Courier, of Friday
last, being letter written to the editor of
that paper from St. Louis, March 20.
DEAR SIR:-We have this moment re-
ceived an Express from Santa Fe. The
Mexican insurrectionists, numbering 1900
men, marched down on Santa Fe, as was
intmated by our last advices. They were
met by Capt. Morris's command in the val
ley of the Mora, AND TOTALLY DE-
FEATED! A great number Of the enemy
were killed and wounded, and the rest fled
precipitately to the Mountains. The ac-
ton was most brilliant one on the part
of our men, and reflects much credit on
their GOODNESS and courage.
The news of the assassination Of Gov.
Bent is fully confirmed. 1tventyjire other
Americans fell at the same time.
have no time for further particulars,
as the steamer Colorado, by which send
this, is preparing to shove out.
| In naSte, yours, NC.
t LATER "A slip from the Office of the
Independent Exposition of the .25th ult. con-
tains the following exciting intelligence
from Santa Fe. 1t is a confirmation OF
the news published above:
"THoMAs CALDWELL, Esq ,'has just got
in from the plains, and confirms the sad
intelligence ofthe massacre at Taos. Gov.
Charles Bent and twenty-five Americans,
are the yictimso of a cold.blooded assassina-
ton. 81
Among the dead is L. L. Waldo, citi'
zen of our county, and brother to Capt
! David Waldo, of Col. Doniphan's regiment.
Mr.. Caldwell left Ell Passo on the 18th
January and Santa Fe on the Sd February
-he saw nothing Of Capt Sublette, and
heard nothing of his whereabouts. He left
Col. Doniphan in possession of FL Passo
waiting for the Artillery to arrive, wher
he intended to move for Chihuahua. Moth
ing was known in New Mexico of thu
change in Gen. WOODS position.
Mr.. Caldwell learned from n reliable
source that they had declined putting Mr.
James Magoffin on trial for treason, ant
that he was at large in Chihuahua.
Tho insurrectionists consisted OF abou
12,0OO men, and started for Santa Fe.
! Col. Price sent out about 500 men e
auell them; they met about 25 miles from
Santa Fe, when an engagement took Plac'
the Mexicans drew up 2, 600 strong bu
at the first fire from our brave Missouri
]boy's thirty-six Of them fell dead and th'
balance fled.
Capt. NORM. of Platte, who was in com
nnand. pursued them through the Moro val
LEV. and burned to ashes every house, tow
and ranchero in his path The inhabit
ants fled to the mountains where they ar
bound to starve, as NORM leaves then
nothing whatever to subsist on--a just retri
tbution for their assassination OF innocen
people Fe ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

RHODE ISLAND. The election which
took place in Rhode Island on the 9Th inst,
has as usual, resulted lavorably to the fed
eralists ana they are raising quite smoke
over the GLORIOUS result. When the AL
gerine State shall do anything else than
go for the federalists we shall begin to
think that the day long looked for by Faith
er Miller's faithful is not afar off, The
federalists have elected their Governor, and
one Of the two members Of Congress, and
in the other district there no choice.
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cies, to relieve their suffering condition.
RESOLVED, Sd. That we confidently ex-
pect the cooperation ofthe citizens of Ran
dolph in this laudable enterprise.
Resolved, 4th, That the Secretary fur
nish copy Of the proceedings Of this
meeting and present them to each OF the
newspapers in this county, for publication.
After some remarks, the meeting adjournS
ed. JOHN w. GLASGOW, Chm.
7. R. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
~ The undersigned, having in charge
Search Warrant issued on complaint ol
Henry Slough against Nicholas Cloud foI
property alleged to have been stolen from
the dwelling house of the said Slough, or
the night of the 9th inst, deem it due tf
the said Cloud and to the community t
state, that having executed said writ in con
formity to law, they now have become full
J, ly satisfied that said warrant was issuet
without any just cause of suspicion or fodn
dation whatsoever, ~
Ravenna, April 9th, 1e47.
}, c. C. STITH, Dep. Constable,
HENRY SMoUcH, Complainant,
SIMON STouGH,
A. TRAVIS, Assistant.
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CHE portage 9elltinel.
RAY VEN Ma, OHIO:
wednesday, April Ia, Is4s.

WAR NEws.-We nre under the me-
cessity of occupying nearly the whole Of
our paper with the interesting news from
the army; and we do so because we sup
pose this news win be more acceptable to
our readers than anything else that we
could Law before them.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-14

6GF The Democratic State Convention
Of Tennessee, have nominated AARON v.
Blows, ifhs present able Democratic Gov
srfor. for reelection. He viii be elected.