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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-05-17

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The Catldo shreveport,
Lay Gazette says that the District Court of that
place were two weeks engaged in the trial ofthe
suit of Saunders, VS.. Shaw-an action brought
BY Miss Saunders, ofthat parish, against VIM.
c. Shaw, to recover damages for SANDER and
defamation Of character. The case having been
most able argued for both plaintiff and defen-
dant, was submitted to the Jury, who after a
short consultation returned a verdict of Sl2 ,OOO
in favor of the plaintiff!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-05-17
PRETIpENr FILLMORE IN TENNESSEE

PRErIpENr FILLMORE IN TENNESSEE.
Gen. Campbell, the wing candidate
for Governor of Tennessee, has express
ed his preference for Mr.. Fillmore
over any other candidate for the Presi
dency in 1852. In late speech at
Springfield, in that State, he said in con-
sequence of Mr.. F.'s faithlulness to the
Union, he preferred him before any
other, if he was at liberty to express a
preference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-05-17

TnE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI had
general meeting on the Sth inst. at
New York, when Gen. H. A. Dear
born, of Mass, was elected President
General, and A. w Johnston, of Pa,
Secretary General. The next general
meeting is to be held in Baltimore the
Sd Wednesday in May, 1854. This
Society was instituted by the officers
of our Revolutionary war, and the mem.
bership is hereditary, we believe, in the
mail line of their descendants. 1t pro.
vides for widows and children, favors
the pursuit of agriculture, and encoura-
ges all patriotic devotion to country.
DFather Mathew reached Louis
vile, KY, few days ago, where he will
remain two weeks, and then proceed to
New York where he expects to arrive
about the LIST Of July.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

feat. No man, however talented or how
ever distinguished, should allow himself to
think that the public interest hangs upon
his individual nomination, or that a prefer
ence shown to another is violation Of his
own personal rights. l. is the peoples
privilege 10 gire, and it is theirs also 10
sOithhold. When their preferences are
once nude known, it is the dictate as well
Of self respect as OF good faith, to bow to
their decision in cheerfulness; and by acts
rather than by prof tsssions, prove that the
love which they bear their party and ii'
principles, rises high above the smart o.
imaginary gfiefs or personal 'disappoint
ments.''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
- LATER PROM CALIFORNIA. -aS..
Arriya. of the Alabama Great C0ntla-
go gEafi9n in California.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 2.

zAe New ORLEANS, Aug. 2.
The Ala6ama at this port brings two
weeks la,er intelligence from California.
Another dreadful fire visited San Fran.
cisco ihe 22d Of June, laying in ashes The
very heart Of the city. The 6re extended
over ten squares burning through Mont
gomery. Dupont, Washington aud other
streets, which cornprises:the business part
of the city. The loss is variously eslimat,
ed at from two TO five millions OF dollars.
Tho FIRE was ,the work of an incendiary,
I.who'hes been arrested by the Vigilance
Committee. i =.
Active preparations were being made to
rebuild the burnt district, and already sew.
sral substantial buildings are in progress
OF erection.
There has been number OF additional
cases of Lynch Law, and crime slH exists
to a fearful extent.
- The agricultural prospects Of the State
continue favorable -. 5,y.-..3..
From the mines The reports are conflict
ing, but are generally favorable. The
quartz of the digsings eonainue 10 yield
well. .-s. -
Indian disturbances are still Of frequent
occurrence
CALFeRNIA MARKETs.-Sinces the FIRE
there has been more inquiry for some de-
scriptions of goods, but the large and con-
tinually increasing stock keep prices low.
Flour quiet and steady.
Cement and brick in fair request.
Provisions only in moderate demand.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

Dr. Trevitt, of Columbus, will make a
most excellent Secretary of. State.
W. D. Morgan, Of aColumbiana, as the
Auditor, will bring to ~that Office exper-
fence and business talent Of high order.
Mr.. Breslin as Treasurer, late clerk,
subsequently, Speaker Of the House Of Rep.
resentatives, in honest, faithful and capa.
ble.
The Board of Public w orks is the same
as that now in Office, except MIR. Steedman
Of Lucas, takes the place Of MIR. Hamblin.
T. he ticket, sas whole, and in each ane
every part, will command the enthusiastic
support Of all who favored the adoption o
the New Constitution, ard will be elected
by very large majority.
Yours, &C., J. w. G
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
AHgassf Elections.

Below we give the result of the recent
eleesions as far. as scertained at this time:
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Augpst7.
Powell, tho, democratic candidate for
Governor, has net gain of 2200 in l6
counties on Crittenden, whose majority was
8,44s.
Thompson, Wing, for Lieut.. Governor,
was ahead Of Dixon, and Wicklife, DEM
ocrat, for Lieut.. Governor, falls far sbehind
Powell.
Congressmen Elected-In the lst Dis
trict, Boy d, DEM; Cd, Gray, Ind. Wing;
Sd, Ewing, Wing; 4ab, Ward, Wing; 9Th
Stone, Democrat, probably; 9th, White,
Wing, probably; 9Th, Marshall, Wing !;
9Th, Breckinridge, Democrat; 9th, Mason,
Democrat; 10th, Stanton, Democrat.
From present appearances both Houses
Of the Legislature viii be Wing. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

The PARDON OF KEEFER. We have
heretofore alluded to the pardon Of Keefer
by Governor Wood. The following state
ment is from the President Judge of that
circuit, and forms part of the testimony
which induced the pardon. If this state
ment be correct, We think no injustise has
been done by granting the pardon:
CARRoLLToN, June 10th, 1851.
Messrs. SrARKwEATHER and KEATH:
Gentlemen:-I am glad you have called
nv attention to the case of Ohio Us. Kee-
fer, tried at the late term of the common
pleas for Stark county. think | gave to
the evidence in that case, all the care and
consideration of which am capable; and
I may confess to you, that, when it became
my duty to charge the jury in view of the
facts, my mind was miserably perplexed.
The evidence in the case, showed conclu-
sivsly, that, the time that elapsed from the
first rencounter between the parties, could
not have exceeded from five to ten minutes.
In the beginning of the conflict, near Clay's
grocery, the proof was clear, that the de-
ceased had beaten, kicked and stricken
Keefer shamefuily-that this treatment was
kept up until Keefer had been driven, like
a whipped dog into the grocery that the
deceased and another had endeayered to
get Keefer out Of the grocery that they
might further maltreat him-and that Kee.
fer, while smarting and raging under this
propagation, (having had but from five to
ten minutes to curb his passions commit
ted the unfortunate but criminal act, of
which be stands committed and convited.
charged the jury upon the law of.he case
as understood it, and as it is laid down
under the iron rules of the English courts
followed up by the courts of this coun-
try. But, as citizen Of this State and
the Union, am not satisfied with the ru-
lings of the courts to which refer. And
I think, as one of the legal profession, that
the true spirit of the law would have been
subserved and maintained, if Keefer had
been convicted and punished for manslaugh-
ter only. Hence, would not hesitate to
recommend Keefer to executive clemency.
If, then, a statement to this effect, can be
Of any possible advantage to the unhappy
man for whose release yon labor, / will make
it cheerfully; or, if this running epistle can
be used towards effecting his pardon l shall
certainly feel more than ordinary gratifea-
ton.
Truly yours, &c., J. PEARCE. 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
in DIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, August

NNUIANAPULIS, AUGUST =
All the congressional districts have been
heard from but the first, and the result is,
that Saml. w. Parker (whig) Mace, Rob-
inson, Fitch, Borden, Dunham, and Hem
aricks, Democrats, have been elected. The
Legislatuie'is largely Democratic.
Another despatch says, the new constitu-
ton is adopted by forty thousand majority,
and the negro exclusion clause bya much
larger majority.
Louisville. Aug. Z.
u. The vote for Governor, and Lieut.. Gov
,ernor IS very close, and it is thought that
it will require the official vote to decide
the election.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

LOCAL INTKLLIo ENcs.-We noticed on
Saturday morning, that our &City Bank"
hada striped poles stuck ,ost in front Of their
establishment. THERE'S said to be pc
.cuiar fitness in things" For our part, we
must confess that we are opposed to this
monopoly barbering, butt man wi:hes to
have close shars we can confidently rec-'
ommend him to.that.shqp.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
Democratic Judicial Convention.

The Democrats Of Mahoning, Trumbull
and Portage counties are requested to meet,
by Delegates, one from each township, in
District Convention, at Newton Falls,
Trumbull county, on ET -.
Wednesday,, September 10, 1851,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to place in nomina-
tion one person as candidate for District
Judge. It is earnestly hoped that ihe at
tendance will be full. s
(By order Of the Democratic Central
Committees Of Mahonsng, Trstn6mu and
Portage - .tsss-ss ssssa ,s,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
ALABAMA.

LOUISVILLE, August Z,
In the 9Th Congressional District, Hous-
ton, the Union candidate, has majority of
692. There are several small counties to
hear from, which will not vary the result.
The Union ticket tor Legislature, in ey-
cry county heard from, is successful. ri
PHILADELPHIA, August T.,
We have dispatches from Alabama, an
nouncing the election of 6 out Of Union
candidates for Congress. Benz. G. Shields,
Union candidate, is elected by large ma
jority.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
WASHINGTON, August S.

The President accompanied by the Sec
retary of War and Secretary of Interior,
left to-day for Virginia.
The jury in the case OF Day charged
with the murder Of his wife, brought in o
verdict of guilty with Recommendation to
the executive to commute his punishment.
The Judge denied that the executive had
any such power, the jury then being Polied
four only answered guilty and they were
compelled again to retire to frame YER;
dict.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
sealer Of Weights and Measures.

A. A. HARRls has been appointed by
the County Auditor, Sealer.df Weights and
Measures for this county. His Office is in
Mason's Block. The buying and selling
with weights and measures which do not
conform to the standards Of the State, lays
person using them liable to prosecution
and the payment of damages and costs Of
suit. s9al,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
FARMERs n

FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY.-We are pleased TO learn that this
Company is succeeding we'll. 1t has now
been in operation about three months, and
in that time has issued policies covering
property to the value Of $286 ,0o0.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
freeing siIlat same Old Coon"

We noticed last week that the Free
Soilers had called their Convention to,
nominate ticket 10 be held at the Court
House on Tuesday next, and that the
Wings, in order to head them, and compel
them to swallow bitter dose of their pre-
seribing, had called their nominating con-
veniionte meet on Saturday last. Butthe
free soilers were not to be so easily out.
,witted by shat same old coon:" So go
ing to work in private way, they got to-
gether their delegates on Thursday last
two days before the time fixed for the w hig
Convention, and put in nomination an en-.
tire ticket for county officers. This has
kicked over the whig calculation, and it is
said to have blasted their hopes of present..
ing an "unbroken 'front.' and made most
horrid discord with their intended ssharmo>
ny of action" g.z
The following is the ticket nominated
by the free soilers: f
For Representative.
FRIEND COOK, of Atwaler.
Commissioner.
SAMUEL HASTINGS, of Brimfeld.
Probate Judge.
DARIUS LYMAN, of Ravenna.
Clerk of Com. Pleas.
HENRY A. SWIFT, of Rayenna.
Treasurer.
T. W. BROW MING, of Rootstown.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Fl. H. WILLARD, of Palmyra. "
Director Of County In6rmary.
C. G. COE, of Shalersville.
The Wing Convention was held on Sat
urday, and the following ticket put in nom
nation: zt.
For Representative, ss
JOSHUA G. CATLIN, Of Roots!own.
Probate Judge,
DARIUS LYMAN, of Ravenna.
Clerk of Common Pleas, 80
STEPHEN R. FREEMAN, of Ravenna.
30 - Commissioner,
CHARLES BUTTON, of Franklin.
Treasurer,
GEORGE w. ATWOOD, of Freedom.
Prosecuting Attorney,
FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, Of Rayenna.
Director of County In6rmary,
WILLIAM NELSON, of Shalersville.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

DYsENTARY AND Bowel COMPLAINT
As the present is alb ,ut the time for bowel
complaints TO rage, we think word and
recipe timely. 1t is in all leases much bet
ter 10 exercise common sense and forestall
the nsce ssity for medioine-as might gem
orally be done-but if people UsH glutton-
Use and run t! chances of disease, We give
them chance TO do the best they can
The following recipe for dysentery and
kindred complaints is excellent, and may
be relied on in all ordinary cases:
One pint of clean oats. 10 be browned
the .sa me as coffee, but not to be ground; /;
putin clean We sci, with Two quarts Of
water, ,hen simmersd over the FIRE until
reduced 10 one quart; when cool decant it
off. Dose for grown person, common
sized tumbler, sweetensd with loaf sugar
but DO milk or cream. Three tum blers in
almost all cases will afford relief.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

Late from Texas-Murdsrs. Linching,
&c. Mhe latest Galveston dates are to
July ls. The New Orleans Picayune
gives the following:
1--WE learn from the Lagrange Monu-
ment that three negroes, belonging to Mr..
David W. Terrell, of that place, were
drowned ut a mill. pond near his plantation,
in Merriwether county, on Saturday, the
18th ult.
s'Col. Fl L Kinney has made a cons
tract whereby the benefit of unobstructed
navigation between Saturia and Aransas
will be secured to the citizens Of Corpus
Christi. Mr.. Belden, of Calhoun county,
has the contract Tor removing the obstruc-
tions.
On the 9th inst. as an overseer of DR..
PEBBLES, in Washington county, was in
the act of whipping servant girl, a negro
man who wns present at the time attacked
him, and stabbed him twice to the heart.
DR.. PEBBLES, who was also present, struck
the negro with loaded whip. The ser.
want then turned upon her own master,
and had it not been for the timely interfer.
ence of other negroes, the Doctor would
himself have been killed. A jury, com.
posed of citizens of the neighhofhood, gave
the negro fair trial, and sentenced him to
be hung. fhis sentence was carried into
effect on Monday morning, the 7lh uit.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
NJ o n day. Aug. IL, 1851.
STATE TICKET,
FOR GOVERNOR.
REUBEN WOOD,
Of Cuyahoga.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM MEDILL,

vi uOIDs
FOR SUPREME JUDGES.
w. B. CALDWELL, of Hamilton.
r. P. .RANNEY, Of Trunbufl.
A.zG. THURMAN, of Ross.
JOHN A. WIN, of Champaign.
L. w. BARTLY, Of Richland.
SECRETARY oFEsrATE.
VIM. TREvITT, Of Franklin.
SECRETARY OF TREASURY.
JOHN G. BRESLIN, Of Seneca.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
w. D. MORGAN, Of Columbiana.
ATTORNEY GENERAL. -
GEO. E. PUGH, of Hamilton.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
G.. w. MANYPENNY, of Muskingun
A. P. MILLER, of Butler.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
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rsasao sn, al,eir ,,wn in1srss, and allow
,,hensaIvss fo Ia e,f,,y iha insidious
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arms, u welcnns ihsa, % their. embrace.
After enainefaiing their sarions feseur-
ces-i.ihe. lEee SONS OF Cuba, whatever
maj, be heir color or theis race; the brave
na.lonS Of South America, the sturdy ds;
sandefs -of the Cnasaies who love Cuba as
iheis cpuntry. .s--and showing the dlsadyan.
t9ges under mulch their opponents Weuld
labor, they say:
We on. The other hand, besides, our own
resources, hive in ihe neighboring states Of
the Union, and 10 oil Ihe republics of
America.ih eacampments Of oue troops, the
depots Of our supplies, and the arsenuas Of our
arms. AAsthe sons ID. this vast New World,
a@hose bosom,sheliersih The Island Of Cuba, and
who have hnd, like US, 10 shake oEby force,
the yoke offyranny, will enthusiastically
applaud osr resolve, will ag BY hundreds
sa place lhsmsalvas beneath The flag of
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

Why DON'T THEY Do Ir?-Whest is now
selling at but IS cents per 6ushsl! Where
are the Banks that Whiggery used to tell US
would keep up the prices of the Farmers
productsa Have the wings forgotten their
pitiful appeal to the people to pu. down the
obstructive Lecofoco rule" or the "Loco.
focos would put down the Banks, and
the prices Of the Farmers produce would
go down?" Have the people forgotten these
dolorous appeals and Wheat
only 65 cents bushel! and yet some SEP.
enty Banks in the State! What are the
Banks doing, that they are not performing
the work which their whig friends promis.
ed they should do? Seventy Banks in
Ohio declaring their dividends of 10, Is, 90
and 25 per cent, while the farmers, who
have labored in the scorching sun light and
amid the pelting storms are receiving 65
cents bushel for the staff of life! Are
the Banks making the farmers more COM
Portable, and wealthy, or are The farmers
payingthe Rag Barons their 10, Is, 20 and
25 per cent dividends. DO the Bankers give
value to the farmers products, or do the
farmers products give value to the Bankers
capital and thus pamper and idle, indolens,
and naughty money aristocracy?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

gJ The farmers of Ohio have received this
season over three millions of dollars for their
wool crop.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11
Operations Of the Mint.

The following is the coinage at the u.
States Mint in Philadelphia, for the month
oe -Tply.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-11

BREADsTUFFs ExpoRTED.-The exports
of the bread stuffs from the United States
to Great Britain and Ireland, thus far in
1851, amounted to 976,964 barrels -four,
s85 1873 bushels of wheat, and l,202'562
bushels of corn. Last year at. the cores
ponding period, the quantity of which was
exported to England was only 29l, ,006
bbls., and of wheat 4s0 1926 bushels, but
Of corn 1882, ,430 bushels had been shipped.
And the wings would, if they could de-
prive the farmers of Ohio of this by getting
a high restrictive tariff f.-Statesman
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-21

The whole nation sroaipg under hs present pae.ies q s
medical which disease more an cures ~
bases ruins atans. PIT Nor kisos -. IL,
!. Al ought acquainted with the medical ar -hrro
Every his doctor and surgeon al cheap fa
ana enjoy a.sound MAD Ia sound body"
edica journal "a uh~ cry
the above style, TO he devoted 10 the M.
lie
and 10 lhe
ies sned families individuals Those VINO p"oAs i'
aud tey WIZ NOT oni>
save their money health Also No FAMILY should ss wlu
out H. IL will OF The causes ympum"
to our county, exp
language understand THERE'S not journal ., lhs kau
h Unted states be hoped That The heads
mies public generally will AT once take hoid o. is en-
tarpre editor in bringing down To the comprehension
all knowledge which essential TO The comfort ana "ap"eS
OF mankind. ..,., a., IA. n.na,
large pages the number al Nv" dollars PEI
nnu We expect TO issue ue INST number
March a.. a. 4, .nsi
and calling atentoh 10 ~ sha
ent,ted ardng copy oI the sae
this PostnaeTs and all others friendly 10 We ehe'P's
will please act a agents \, ~
Address (pos,paid) JOHN !. WhLoh yr,,ni.
EsbB -u
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EEH sss4lstef sssa1l itsl.ls1s

4 NEW Route o Pittsburx, Via tho BAltsm0re, sus
queaanna, Raitroad1hroush TO fntseurs
express Of will leave Cavo' station aay
with the United States aud Baltimore at ~
M connecting line at Mddletown II u p M, ar
irving at Harrisburg at u, TO dinner
Harrisburg for the west at z, D. M, arriving al
oidayburg Al this point passengers have the oplon Of
either thence by packet boats
stages dire from Holidsysburg PittsbnIg.
Tickets following points by this tram, wit
York Wnyhye Columbia Marietta, MddetoNn, Harrisburg
PORT MersIown Peyyvie Lewistown, Veystown, Hunt
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and PittsbuTg
also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle 5hppenbug Chanbersbnrg and
points this road.
passengers from Washington
will be al he
Ohio Railroad Company the ARRIVAL OF
baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dn Ticket Agent
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SUPEI1IOR Daguerreotypes First Premium II. IL.
wHlfEHURs extended field Of his operations over
ground in the country His galleries
between AZ and 9th streets
20 Baltimore Bamore corner broadway and Leonard
street. York; II Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
street Norfolk Main Lynch
burg, Virginia.
His beautiful highly daguerreoypes
extraordinary nsuns faithful and highly finished
Iikeuesses Ia q frw
The rotary ground invented II. whiehurt, gives
and liyias appearance the picture.
shmenls thirty
pictures annually aud have This
hkenesses
j. H. w public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery fuckers where free
exhibition o pictures will be given
dasueHeotypes at the
Institute, he awarded the frat
medal by the judges
description copied, and post norton cases
attended TO- Nov 2S-dly