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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19
.LY BY N. YORK STATE STOCKS.

| BANKS SECURED WHOLLY BY N YORK sr.rr srocr.
ARMENIA Bank, Henry Keeps Bank,
Amer n .Bk. Chatauq CO. Long island Ronk
Bank of Commece, N. Y. Mech. B'k'g Associ'n,
Bank of New Rochelle, Mech blk, Canandaigua.
Bank of cambridge, Merch. bank Erie CO.
Bk OF Saratoga Springs, Merch. blk Chautauq co
bo~ery bank, Mer.. & +. blk Putnam co
Blk of Cayuga Lake, Mer blk Poukeepsie
Comm1 bank, Albany. Mcintyre bank.
Chemlcal bank, NY. st. stock Secur. bk
Cuylers bank, NY. Stock b'k Durb,m
Champlain bank, North River blk, N. Y.
CommI Ok, Allegh. co. Northern blk, Madrid,
Commi bk, Friendship, North'n Exch'g blk,
Commit blk, Lockport; Oliver Lee & Cos Gk.
Drovers' blk, Olean, Prattsville bank.
Exchange blk, Buffalo, Pratt bank, Buffalo,
F. & Mec. blk, ,Ogdensbg, Rochester bank.
Fulton bank, NY. Suffolk county bank.
franklin county bank, State bank, saugerties,
tarms.b h, ,Chautauq. CO. Unadilla Bank
Frank. bk, French OK, Warren county bank
Fl. Stanwix bk, Rome, Whites bank. Buffalo
Hungerford's Bank
SECOND CLASS.
BANKS SECURED BY NEW YORK STATE srooks AND
BONDS AND MORTGAGES
Atlas Bank OF N. Y. Farms bk, Amsterdam,
Ballston Spa bank, Kirkland bank.
Bank OF Vernon, Luther Wright,s bank.
Bank Of Whitestown, Mohawk Valley bank,
Black River bank, PALMYRA bank.
Bank of Kinderhook, Patchin bank.
Commercial Bank, Troy, White Plains Bank,
Chester Bank, Wooster Sherman,s HI,
Exchange Bk, LockpOrt, secy Blk, Huntsville,
THIRD CLASS,
BANKS SECURED BY NEW YORK STATE STOCKS. STOCKS
OF OTHER STATES, AND BONDS AND MORTGAGES.
Agricultural Bank, Exch'ge Blk Genessee
Albany Exchange Blk, Farmers Blk. Hudson.
American Exch Blk, Far & Dro Blk. Somers
Bank OF Albion, & Mec. Blk Rochester,
BANK OF Central N: Y. Fort Plain Bank,
Bank of Danville, James Bank,
bank OF Lowyille Lockp't bk & Trust Co.
Bank OF Silver Greek, Mer. & Far Blk, Ithica,
Bank OF Syracuse, Middletown Bank,
Bank of Waterville, Pine Plains Banb.
CommI Blk; Rochester, Powell Bank,
Delaware Bank.
FOURTH CLASS,
SANKs SECURED BY BONDS AND MORTGAGES AND |
STOCKS OF OTHER STATES.
Bank OF Corning, Genessee county Blk.
Bank of Watertown, Washington county Bk |
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Federalism Developing Itself.
The Cincinnati Gazette contains the fol.
From Washington.

Twin ----- -
"From Washington.
"Eztractot letter from gentleman in
Washington 10 g friend in this city, dated
7ih Jun, l547. =.
"Congress, think, will refuse to issue
Treasury Notes. The government will be
authorized to make loans at 6 per cent.
This will soon wind up the war. Money
cannot be loaned by the government at 6
per cent; and should Congress refuse to au-
thorize Treasury notes, Sugar and Coffee
must pay duty, and a direct tax must be
imposed or the war must STOP"
Afraid TO meet the subject boldly, this
federal Congress will grant supplies in a
way that caanot be effective land thus starve
our army out Of JMerico! These men are
not tories!> Oh, no, not at all! And by
this they will force duty on tea and coffee,
and direct to1 on the people. This is
tho federal tin-panning in Congress-
With this knowledge Of the coutse of our
Congress, known to the Mexicans, is it any
wonder that peace appears to be furter off
now than six months ago? Let no one
doubt hereafter which party it is that is op.
posed to the war!-Ohio Statesman.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson addressed the Sen.
ate today in written speech upon the war.
it was distinguished by great ability and
eloquence. The first portion was elabo-
rate, and fortified by strong documentary
arguments. 1t demonstrated that our war
against Mexico was a just ,Oar. 1t took
the side of the United States as to the bonn.
dary claimed by our administration. He
cleared himself Of the charge
Of lalsehood in voting for the preamble to
the law, which declared the existence of the
war which Mexico had waged against the
United States. This portion of the speech
was admirable. and forms an irresistible
argument in behalf Of the war which we
nre carrying on with Mexico. But the
last and much the shortest part Of the
speech, was very unsatisfactory. 1t
charged the President with bringing on the
war, by the alternative which he had adop-
ed in carrying into effect the resolution
or the annexation of Texas; and Cd. by
he orders which had been issued to Cen
,ral Taylor for marching to the Rio Bra.
70. We excuse the last part Of the speech
or the sake Of the former. Differing as
We do from Mr. Johnson, on the proximate
easons which he contends brought on the
var, we cannot help admiring the master. $
y manner in which he stood up for the
lights of his country He finishes his
peech Observation-Disclosures Union,
an. 10. .-... .5.. .. -.......-- q
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From Mexico,

PHILADELPHIA, January IA.
The mail is in, and brings news by the
steamer Eleanor, which arrived at New
Orleans, bringing news from the city OF
Mexico.
Gen. Scott had issued orders preparatory
to the army spreading over Mexico, occu-
pying every point till that government
sues for peace.
The taxes have all been seized for the
support Of the army.
The new Congress was assembling at
Queretaro.
Surgeon Saler is dead.
Lieut. Donnelly and small party, met
a band of Robbers between Pueb.a and
Jalapa.-PiHsburgh Post.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

Reports prejudicial to the Erie Bank
are, we understand, in circulation in dis
sant places. The institution is one Of the
seundest and safest in the country. No
fears need bs entertained Of i.s solvency,-
Eric GassYe. -
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
JOHN B. WELLER,
OF Rsseges' COssss tu.
GEN. LEWIS CASS.

The democratic State Convention held
at Columbus, on the 9Th inst, having q.
dopted resolution presenting to the De-
mocracy Of ths Uhion, ,thename of LEWIS
CAss, of Michigan, as the first choice of
the Democracy Of the Buckeye State for
the Presidency, and believing this to be
not only the choice Of that Convention, but
Of the great mass Of the Democratic par.
ty Of the State, and Of this county, we this
week nail to our masthead the name OF
that distinguished patriot and statesman for
that high and responsible station. No one
will need ask, Who 10 Lewis Cass? A
great share Of his time ha. been devoted to
the public service. His whole life has
been marked by an answering adherence
to the principles Of the Constitution; and
under all circumstances, whether in peace
Or in war, in public or private life, at home
Or in foreign lands, he has shown himself
The ardent friend Of his country, and the
able and ready vindicator of her cause.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-01-19

"GoNE To GRAss. The latest i,lustra.
ton ot this phrase, is speaker Winthrop's
assignment Of Mr. Palfrey to the eommii,
tee o. .Sgr;eall.~s
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1. Ihe question being on agreeing to tn
report OF the committee, several motions /,
amend we're discussed and agreed to, bu
subsequently they were recansidered, and
on motion of Mr.. Williams, Of Seneca, tn,
report was adopted.
Mr.. Bylngton, from the committee on
that subject, reported the names Of the fol.
lowing Persons as delegates and nliernates,
to the National Convention, from their
respective Congressional districts:
fst Dist. William S. Hatch, Hamilton;
alternate, Jacob Finn. -.
81, Alexander P. Miller, Butler:. alter
nate, 7. L. Carothers, Clinton. -
Sd. J. w. McCorkle, Montgomery; al.
tsrnate, c.. L. Vallandigbam.
9TH. John 4. Corwin; alternate, John, S.
Harrison
9th, Emsry D Potter, Lucas; alternate,
S. R. Mott, Mercet.s s,.-51...,.....s, -,
9th, John G. Breslin, Seneca. 80.
7th, 8. W. Johnson, Brown; alternate,
James II. Smith. --,''' - -.
sth, John Glover, .Scioio; alternate 10.
seph Nc crsormnck, Adams. -.
9th, D.. 4. Robertson, Fairfield; alter
nate, W. Griswold, Pickaway.
10th, Samuel Medary, Franklin; alter.
nate, Levi J.. Haughey, Licking. nj. =
llth, t. W.. Barley, Richland; alter.
nate; w. Robbins, Marion. 1t..r.
18th, L. l.. Smith, Athens; alternate,
Dr.. Morgan, Gallia.
18th, 70 be elected on the frs, Monday
in April. .......... -,
14th, Thomas NJ. Drake.
18th, Thomas C Vincent, Harrison; al.
ternate, VIM. Kennon, jr. a..r ..a.
i6, D P Ledbstter, Holmes; alternate,
Felix. D. McNeal. -
I7th. Henry Fl. Gregg. Columbiana.
Is, John Larwll, Wayne.
19th, To be elected Il
2oth, John w. Howden, Lake; alter
nate, LII. Rider. ...sgg@-, -, -.
2lst, E. w. Hubbard,> Lorain; alter.
nate, Samuel fIumphreyyille.
The committee also reported that they
declined making any Recommendation for
Senatorial delegates. and submitted that
selection tEst 70 the Convention. s5.t
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for Senatorial delegates,whh the follow
m ro.,,1f. ~ = |
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o.'' ;ne Convention adjourned until 9 o'clk.
MoSnar Moax,xe, Jan. 100 A. NJ.
jsurnment, 'N"A' ~ '0'
:, mr. bylagsen, from the committee on
,nNt subject, repor,ede che namssrof the~fol.
1'"ins persons as elessors foe this Sale:
sENAToRrAL ELEcraRs. ss
1Searand Byingsen, of Pike county;s-
Samuel Starkweather, Of Cuyahors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 30, 1913.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, July 30, 1913
Amid the crowd who are assembled at this
gay resort to quaff the waters gushing from the
fountains Of health, win heart hitherto beyond
the reach Of Cupid's shafts, or, perhaps, distribute
scandal to all who are inclined to listen, find only
few who can really be denominated dtstingue.
At The United States, with the exception of the
celebrated Mrs. Doctor l., OF Mobile and
B, the banker agent Of the great Paris house with
his servants and horses and two or three bellies of
dunn magnitude there but few who can rank with
the elite as stars Of great power and attraction.
Notwithstan ding, we have little beauty and much
gsyety at Saratoga, "hOps' occur nightly at the
"Statesn enlivened by Schneiders excellent qusdrlle
band, and the fascinating Mrs. L., Is the centra !
orb there occasions, around whom all the lesser
planets revolve.
There has been no material improvements intro
duced here since last Several Dances how
ever under practice and promise to become popu
lar The weather has been cool and pleasant during
the past week, at this place, while you, In the city
have been sweterng with the oppressive heat. Pray,
come up here and take snuff Of the cool breszes
which circulate through this valley Of health
The Steyermarkische performers will give several
concerts here this week and next week, shall be
enchanted with the notes of that queen Of songn Ma
dame Anna Bishop-she will give only one concert.
Saratoga susceptible of great improvements and 1t
falls far behind the watering towns of England such
as Cheltenham, and Bath in architectural ornaments
This ought 10 expect but 1t has occurred to me,
thata fund might be- raised amongst those who visit
this place. by requiring each visitor to contribute
small sum- FAY twenty-five fifty cents annually, to
be appropriated in identifying the walks and grounds
in tie town and suburbs | observe that very little
wine is drunk herea the tablehence there is need
Of the precautiou which travel meet with in the
pump room of Bath, in England to this effect, that
"Bath water is better than Bath wine,n
pacing match came off yesterday afternoon on the
race course the suburbs of the village. The
"vsge Doy'' took the purse, making mile n 226.
have been told that the james X. Pok' broke, and
was consequently beaten.
The Ii rail is laid from Troy to this place,
and would advise visitors to take either the steamer
Troy. Empire, breakfast at the Troy House, and
take the track, by which they reach Saratoga
in hour and half after entering the cars, with
but the annoyance of changing boats at Albany The
track between Schenectady and Balston is laid with
the old fiat all andis very UNSAFE. RICARDO.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YORK, WEDNESDAY, Aug 2.-6 p. NJ
The frmness previously noticed in the flour market
was continued to-day. Sales made to moderate
extent at steady prices In Southern we only heard
Of small sale of new Petersburg, terms stated be-
low Sales of Western wheat pretty freely made
terms showing wide range Of prices according
quality. Among the lots disposed of a parcel Of
Southern new. Corn continued steady, with pretty
good shipping yellow, SC, which continued in good
demand. Meal remained about the same. Rye was
dull. Oats were also less firm, compared with last
weeks quotations. Provisions exhibited no material
change in prices There was a steady business doing
in groceries. The sale of sugar by auction was well
attended, and brought satisfactory prices.
AsHEs.-The sales reached about 100 bbls., includ-
ing pots at So 12H, and pearls at SO.
EXPORT FROM 1sr TO 3lsr July
184s. 1S4T
Pots, bbls. ................... 3O46 2602
Pearls. ........... 49,. 235 It's
BREApsTuFFs-F7om-T sales reached about 5000
bills in separate lots including 1000 5000 this State
Black Rock Oswego, &C. at So 600 do Black Rock
uninspected sold at 81 49, lot Of Michigan sold at
So some lots common this State, out of order sold at
81 s7]s; 200 bbls fancy Genesee sold at IS 376 56
and some smell lots extra do at SIS rs so $50 do
Ohio, common, round hoop at and sales of 800 bbls
Petersburg new, were reported sold at S. 62}l old
Southern was quiet and quotations nominal. Wheat
Sales of 1000 bushels prime white Ohio sed at 81 0S
1900 do sold at 81 o. snd $500 do Illinois, Soc inferior
qualityl and 1900 do new Southern, 81 10. Corn
Sales Of about 10000 bushels made, Including
5000 round yellow at about 60c 2400 do round North
ern yellow at &C.,; $500 do Southern yellow pri-
vate terms 1000 do, round yellow at &c.,; $500 do
sold ut the same price considerable lots mixed
sold at 54c Soc lin oil some or 5000 bushels) Rye
were reported sold at roc Rye Flour--Remained at
56A a3 81 Oats-The market remained dull at 45c
acc for canal. Medi-Sales of 200 bbs were made
Jersey at 621sc.
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S2,464,159 So
$2,415,439 81

This shows decrease in the first six months of 1s4s
Of s4s72o o.. Both Of these periods under the
tariff consequently there but very little diff
ference in the average rate Of duty. The number of
foreign arrivals for the six months in 1s4s was 292
against 1O25 for the corresponding period in 1S47
showing increase in this year of 267 notwithstand
ing the falling of in the amount of duties.
The annexed official statement exhibits the value Of
foreign and domestic merchandise exported from this
port for the month of July, distinguishing the desna-
ton of the shipments and the value exports each
country with which have had, for the month, COM
nRrcal intercourse OF this character -
COMMERCE. OF rrv PoRr OF New YoRK-MoNrHLy
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The New York Ph@nix Coal Yard. 14a

Elizabeth street. Broome street. New Yor-uENRY X.
tUstAR CO. respectfully the citizens of New
York that they have recently entered into the Coal business
the above old established and avoaby yard W. K
Co. earnestly solicit share of patronage from they
pledge elves that their i'll he found exceeding
The lowest market In promptness in filling orders with
dispatch and they will be found wanting
who may patronize them will always receive fullest weight
n Orotrs forwarded by Of the City Dispatch Posts will
meet m rebate tent
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lIlcsi,

On Wednesday morning, August I'd Hos.rto y
BARTLETT late one Of the editors OF the True Saa,
aged 43 years.
The friends of the family requested 10 attend his
funeral without further invitation at o'clock. this
afternoon from his late residence l0i charlton street
On the I'd Instant after short and severe Illness,
Isaac GuLIcK, in the 5ith year Of his age.
His remains will be take from his late residence No
366 Greer wch street. TO New jersey for interment
On Tuesday, after long sickness, CHAs. H. HARHIS,
aged 80 years
The friends and acquaintances respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence,
Walton House, Pearl street. this day at O'Clock with
out further invitation
On Wednesday night, August 81 Jons l. COurAsr,
infant son of John l. and Hannah Coutant, aged 2
months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully to attend the funeral this Thursday
Sd instant at o'clock from the residence Of his grand
father, l.. 7. Coutant, No. 1875 Elm street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-03

Trenton Fails, near Utica, New York The
travelling public is informed that the subscriber
leeD during the usual season. fully prepared to afford comorta
bic Accommodations at the above pace either by the
4 MNARE
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WnL rloriN ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2 FOR A

w tlt fe cny, Banvar.s Nes Double Mammoth Panora
q he and Mississippi Rivers showing country Of
tHguy three huuGd miles by the largest ntng
s world the largest Rivers e globe ng
than teeuiy degrees "a latitude Open every evening NJ Pano
ai 10 frUtdway adjoining Nblos Garden Admission
D. chl4n hall Irce Pau viii moving
ats occk Afternoon performances Wednesday,
dats n . oeafl.
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FOREIGN MARKET

HAVANA, July 20--Markets stocked with all hind. o
American produce. White pine, Portland, SIS Bath
20, and none sHoat; molasses sold at Ia rails.
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MARKETS ELsEwuERE,

STOCK SAILS
BALTIMORE August IL 5000 United States reasryGs l1i'
5000 do 6s 1855 400 sltmore Ohio RArssd
Bonds 67 share Paiapseo Bank rs - shsus Union nsns
turing Co, ~.
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sandineGcne reader do expect, from my caption that
head but to ne et'ha portion of our persons which, in the
ysa more difficult 70 satisfy than to procure
suitable amn for the mind 10 those who feel the this
tune TO drop into l3s Fulton street find years
on Knows feet n hem %a %q n0
ree, c9mforqhcthe only true corn after ali For
&a Eas shank Shoes and f IoS 'ti natl Tf, feel ans
Nboma have tested his work e evidence the
ns a y dc S ss Of n Brooks in bust
surprise ana qualification in returning the city. few DAYS
House in Of the nifcent establishments which
t and & to name % Gas % oa as
the ons a ct TsSp bis nephew in Fulton srss of
The foo Of weight enables the foot 70 have equal
IRON the Toe to the heel The difference in the case loco
elastic spring buggy ong sensation of oldcn Zines
d d s sy % G work i a9s M @
You do rot What have said make an and
trial for yourself and win be ready self
Brooks can treat the TENSEssEE
The Best ousii,y OF French Boots can be
found cheapest at our friend Ycpng opposite Office
sfSa ans ei 81 IN % s fine Calf s.
all get their Boots of Young THE DOCTOR
Gold PENS" GrcatOn'sD Celebrated War
rant.d Diamond Pointed Pens admitted be the
violence and can at No u Cedar street, Also
J9siah Hayden Co.'S Albert G. Baeley reduced prices
The Cheapest and Best Place In the City to
good Boots Shoes and Caters at JOnes Am
the Museum Ills best French Boots SO; second qualify
from s. SO to 81 Congress Boots from So 50 to 81
Wigs. md TOupees-An Persons wishing n
superior Wig Scalp should not fail to call at BACHELORS
manuctOry No. Wall street. before purchasing elsewhere
his invented gs unegnaled for ghtne natural
peaiance and durability. NBPrvate for fitting Wigs
The "RlChelleu' Diamond Pointed Gold
Pens sold by +. WATSON co, No. Is Wall street
best and in Points warranted for
Gold Pens and Gold Cases description Wholesale and
retail ut the lowestprces. Gold pens repaired.
The Plunhbe National Daguerrean Gallery
the Of Broadway and Murray street. conf
IDENTIFY recommend 10 be sed by all who wish know what
perfection the art has arrived in the hands of the sku
artist in this country
Unredeemcd Pledges, fresh from auction -
300 ST. ock French CLOTH of elegant make 81
TO $40 eac pants cashmere 81 to 81 pair; silk satin
and Maee 80 cents to s. Overo and coas Re
member the IS Suit store Bcekmau
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rINnE CAMPBTLLs ARE COMING-TuE ORIGINAL AND

Il inmahlc Campbell Minstres, whose have
tuoh Unprecedented patronage from he elite and
sfhou 81 New England the months and have elected
ffou the rrcss q the East the aering
bestowed company Of musicians have the pleasure
o. snnounre their return TO the city; and that they will
of their inmtatle and highly popular musical
entertainments at the American MUSEUM Monday afternoon
and evening July 3ls when they will introduce
tnlfu ing their songs, dances Each Concert
viii occupy nt0ut hour which, Va connection wi tn
Tesnce will render u ST the most attractive places Of
nd Afternoon and in city.
The sfteooh Concert will 81 o'clock the
Cards Of adm sS0p - which will admit.
ihnes 10 81 farts of the Mugturn.
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FRu1T-We noticed sales of 500 boxes dry rasins, at
81 50 1875 cases French lemons at SO; and $40 cases
and boxes do, at 81 Is n SIS IS
FREicHrs To Liverpool, rates remained about the
same, viz. 532d for cotton 4d to AID for corn in
bulk and heavy goods at lis Cd A small vessel was
taken up to load for Cork and a market, with 1000
bushels Of corn in bulk at SID Freights for Havre
continue to be extremely limited The freight bill of
the packet Of the LIST instant amounted to Only S2os
There was some Offering for London but without
change in quotations
HEMr-The market for dew rotted American con-
tnued hrm, with sales Of so bales at $140 months
HIPS - The stock on hand was large, and the
market without animation. We could hear of no
operations.
Hors were inactive fair quotation for Western
would be sc.
LrAruKn-The market pretty we'll cleared Of
heavy weights While IN other descriptions of sole
,teady trfin,ss was dong at the ANNEXED Quota
tltrs.--
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