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INDIAN TRoUBIEs.-.The st. Paul (Minnesota)

INDIAN TRoUBLEs.--The st. Paul (Minnesota)
Pioneer, of May 18th, contains the following
particulars in regard to an incipient war be-
tween the Sioux and Chippewa Indians:
The quarrel commenced about the middle of
April upon disputed hunting grounds, between
party of Sioux hunters and party of Chip
pewa hunters. The hunting ground in ques-
ton is ground which the Chippewas claim to
own by conquest from the Sioux, but which
the Sioux seem determined not to relinquish.
Early in April, upon this disputed ground the
Sioux fired upon and killed Chippewa half
breed. Soon after, one of party OF Chippewa
hunters, of the Pilager band, having spied out
lodge containing five Sioux, returned to his
three companions, who went by his guidance to
the Sioux lodge, in the night and who sur
rounded the lodge and fired upon the inmates,
who were asleep in their blankets, killing two
men and one child at the first discharge, when
the lodge fell down and the Chippewas con-
tinued to fire through the skins of which it was
made, wherever they could perceive any motion.
One of the Sioux squaws crept out from under
the lodge, and tried to crawl off. Two Chip
pewas followed her up and discharged their
rifles at her; but discovering that she was only
squaw, one of them magnanimously stepped
forward and knocked her brains out with the
Dlo0oh VI MS THO. lucy tooh prlSoucr HUE
child but finding him too troublesome, ono of
them took the little fellow by the heels and
dashed out his brains against tree.
Gov. Ramsey has written to the Chippewa
agent Mr.. Watrous, requesting him to demand
of the Chippewa Chiefs the surrender of these
murderers; but it is not probable they will be
given up. In the mean time, the various bands
of Sioux, hearing of these atrocities, are stirred
up with fell purposes of vengeance. A few days
SINCE band of $50 Warpeton Sioux warriors,
armed and painted, took the war-path, and by
the last accounts were directing their march
against the Chippewas at Mile Lac About the
same time another small war party of Sioux
from another band left, and it is believed are
gone to attack the Chippewas who live near the
river st. Croix. What further barbarities may
result from these movements, we are fearful Of
conjecturing. The absence of the Governor at
this time, who is superintendent of Indian af-
fairs, and has great influence with all the tribes,
is to be much regretted; and we are glad to
hear that his return from Washington is now
soon expected.
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GREAT BARGAINS

i. BIUDD. MBRcHANT TAILOR, ID street. between Sew
enth and Eighth, invites the attention of his custo
mers and public generally to his choice assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, consisting Of Cloths,
Casneres Cashmercttes and Vcstngs Of every dcscrp
tonal Of which lie will make up TO order the most
reasonable terms.
All orders punctuny attended to. Making and trim.
ming done in the best for those who furnish their
own cloth,
Thankful 70 his friends for past ayors he respectfully
solicits n continuance Of the same. may 26-dlwA
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BOARDING.

MFRS. WORTHINGTON on the north side of street,
NA four doors east Of Tenth, is prepared to accom-
modatc Married and Single Gentlemen with Board and
pleasant rooms. Also Meals without lodging
may lin
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NEW HAMS (!

TuST received. and shall be in constant receipt during
" the summer supply of SugarCured Hams smoked
every week. For sale by w. p. HOWELL,
Centre Market
Also, at store corner of 9th and streets where may
be had
Fresh and well-sclected Groceries
Fresh Teas, loose and in metallic packs
Fresh Roasted Colee--roasted to my order and
ranted good
Fresh Family and Extra Flour in sacks, barrels or
retail
Fresh ETHEREAL Oil always on hand, &C. Corner of
9th and l. streets, north. may est
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CONNER
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 2S-5 p m.
We note sales to-day of 400 bbs city mills -four at
$437 - More is wanted at the price, but sellers
ask $3.50.
We quote good to strictly prime Maryland red wheats
at 90@96c
Sales of at G0c for white and 5S@59c for yellow
mostly at the latter. Sales also Of Pennsylvania yellow
at SOC.
Sales of Pennsylvania bbls whisky continue to be made
at 23c. and Of hhds at 22c.--dnerican.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-6 p. IN.
Flour dull-sales of 500 bbls brands at $425
Corn meal s275. Rye -four $3.50.
Sales of red wheat at 96@9Sc; white do l02c Yellow
corn 606D61c.
Rio coffee 914@9s4c, Whisky 22@28c. per gallon.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW York, May 2S-6 p m.
The flour market is dull and prices declining. Sales
to-day of 5000 bbs at s39Oq40614 for to straight
State brands. Southern S450@462l2 Gencsee $462 ~
Rye -four $3.50. Corn meal So.
Small Sales red wheat at 9S@00c Genesee ll6c Sales
OOOO bushels at 59@G0c for mixed and southern
yellow. Oats 46@)47c.; rye 75c.
Sales of old mess pork, 400 bbs at $14S7 and prime
Sl3. Lard 13@10c.
Rio coffee 1499 "a to Zoe.
Whisky is selling in bbls at $50 23 &c.
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A CARD.

MAST 81 co. have just received fresh supply
II . Of CUFF PINS, of all descriptions Also many
other articles of Jewelry, which will be sold very low
NAV l3-5tTu&Tn
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SECOND WARD.
The following ticket will be warmly supported in the
SECOND WARD by numerous voters:
For IideTm0H-JoHN WILSON;
Common CouHcimen-GRATT0S POWELL, NICHOLAS
CALLAS, JAMES II. BARR;
Collector-R. j. ROCHE: Surrcy0T-JAs. IT, CNrHCtRT:
dSseSSor-GEo. X. PLANT. TuTh&Sat#
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On l. street, 6etaceen oh and 10th, south side.
MFRS BELL would respectfully inform her friends and
wi the public that her Senior Glasses for the Summer
Session not yet full Tn addition to her present
Der, several young ladies in the avaced studies may
be accommodated. Drawing, Painting, and Needework
taught.
E5~ Terms made known application. [may 6--d6wat
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SECOND WARD.
MEssRs. EDITORS: Please announce the following ticket
to the voters of the Second Ward:
For COllector-RoBERT j. ROCHE;
dIderman--JoHY A. BLAKE;
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALLtN, GEORGE ".
STEWART, JOEL DowNER;
Regiaer-WLLIAM j. MCCORMICK;
ASSeSS0y-GEoRGE III. PLANT;
SuTreyor-IIENRY w. BALL. may 27-dte
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EDUCATIONAL.
REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY F,
ACADEMY For YOUNG LADIEs.

rs NOW OPEN, at his residence, on the corner of Is
1 and II streets, where the terms will be made know
on application TO the Principal may 6-tf
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SECOND WARD.
RS~ DANIEL KAUFMAN is presented TO the voters
Of the Second Ward. suitable person for ASSESSOR
at the ensuing election, and will be support cd by
may 2T-TuTh&S3t MANY VOTERS.
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FOR COLLECTOR.

FOR COLLECTOR.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
TINE VOTERS and Business Of Washington are
4 respectfully informed that JAMES Il. TUCKER
cits all their votes in the way of debts for collection He
attends to his business promptly, and makes prompt
lie may be found ut all times ut the office of Squire
Dom. lie also attends to all business requiring the
services of an officer.
2S-tf washington NeMs.l
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Ca Gibbs Hair-cutting II o oms, open daily
for the reception of customers.
Wigs scalps, and Toupecs hand, or made to order
on the most approved principles. may oS--3tif
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lew AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF

IN Fancy Shirts with vests attached $500
Also, super Lisle Thread undershrts and HalfHose
6auze Moreno Wrappers
Fresh supply of silk Mohair Stocks, cheap and de-
sirabe article for weather just received and for
sale at CIIAS. III. LANES
may 2S--3tf Gentlenens Furnishing store, Pa av.
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1 cidrd by numerous citizens that FRIEDENWABD q
CO. have the largest and best selected stock SPRING
AND SUMMER CLOTHING in the city, which they are
constantly adding. They have also very handsome
sortmcnt Of BOYS CLOTHING, which they will sell very
cheap. GREAT WESTERN CLOTHING STORE
may 26-tf penna. ay.. doors below 10th st.
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BE- Sons of Temperance.-A special meeting
of the Grand Division of the District of Columbia will be
held in the west Of Temperance Hail. Thursday
evening" 29th instant, at o'clock
may 2S-2t Il. GRAY CAMPBELL, G.. s.
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Ga Nominations and Announcements of Candidates
for Office charged other advertisements in this
paper. may 10
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JOURNEYMEN pIAsTFpEps

AN MONDAY, the % day Of June. the .ourneyme,
riasterers o. the city OF Washington are requisites
TO assemble at the City Hall at halfpast O'clock %
consider all subjects affecting their interests II 4 hope
that every journeyman WILL before the aboyenamed day
INFORM ms employer OF the purpose herein expressed
may 24-eOll ONE or pIIE InIfns
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.6ls- The Union Literary Society will hold
its next stated meeting at Woodburys Academy
and 18th streets at quarter before s. this Thursday
evening An essay will be read by Of the members
Question for debate Did ancient modern times pro
duce the better specimens of oraory2-w be continued
The public are invited to attend
may 29-1t G.. S. KEECH. Secretary
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M young Ladies' 10 learn tba
w Dress Making business. Apply TO Miss SCHNEIDER
Pennsylvania avenue, between nth and 18th streets
First Ward. NAV 28-4t@
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Che portaae 5entl,lel.
Mon day. arehI7, 1851,
The New Constitution.

We are under obligations TO l.. SWIFT
Esq, for the earliest copy of the New Con.
sttution, which We received on Thursday
evening last, and will be found in our ool-
umns to-day. After reading the instru-
ment, we must confess, we like ii much bet.
ter than we expected we should. But we
have neither time nor space for comment at
present. ..-...
The Constitution was adopted in the
Convention by very decided majority
70 voting for its adoption, and only IA a
gainst, the later all Wings.
The following are the names Of the MEM
bers who voted against its adoption:
Barbee, Barnett, of Preble; Bates, Brown,
of Carroll; Curry, Gray, Graham, Green,
of Ross; Harlan, Larsh, McCloud, Smith,
of Warren; Stanherry and Stanton. g Z 2
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Ereeman,H HODGES 4 cSs
4mporters and Job ber d.
50 liberty St!tsf, Neg York.

pa Ll6erfy Street, Neg York.
Between Broadway and Nassau
A RE now RECEIVING arich aud b-4utifii
N assortment OF Fancy SIN and MlIia
pery Goods, to which We would particularly
invlre the attention Of all Cash Purchessrsl
and will make it an object for them TO e,ye
vs. a cali. Ss We are determined 70 sell 9Yt
assortment; fof Cash, lower Than eyer before
Mllinels can supply themselves wah evr..
ry article in their line, at about The tost Of
importation or Auction prices. Many Of
our goods are manufactured expressly fnI
our own sale, and eannst be sarlassea fpr
beauty or low PRICES. So
Rich Hat and Cap RIbbons,a urge variety,
Silks and Satns for Bonnets.
Grapes, Grape I.isses, Tarleions and Illu.
sion Lapes. a-ar3
Trimmings fns HAS, Gaps and Ds?sseSs
Jenny Lind Cups. Party md oI'eta Head
DEes-es.
Embroidered Clpes, Collars, Cuffs, and
O iemisetts
: Embroidered Edsiass sna Insersings,
Swiss and Muslin M
Thread, Br r'zsala, Valeneienr, sin and
Lisle Thread hrGes.
Embroidered, REVERE and plain Linen
Cambric Hkfs.
Gloves and Mitts, Kid. Silk, LisIe Thread
and Sewing Silk.
S:arfs, Cravats and Dress Hkfs.
Swiss, laconett, Book MHslns, ahd Bish.
cp Lawns. ls-. -..ss..- I'.s.
Embroidered, Damask aud Plain C,nto
O ape Shawls.
i Full ASSORTMENT Of StraW Goods.
French dH9 Jfmesiean .7rtfciu! Fio,se-s,
With large variety not men'ionea above.
All wishing to avoid paying long prices
will make money by calling and satisfying
themselves.
Feb. !, 1851. 4m297.
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Qrntls.

At Manila. in The Island of Luconia, on the
sth of December last, Mr. ROBERT HOOD,
aged 80 years, the only brother of Mr. john M.
Hood, of this village. Three years previous,
his wife died in the same place, aed her remains
were sent home for interment. He was closing
up his business and expected to meet his chill
dren aad relatives early this Summer, but it has
pleased the Almighty to take him to o higher
world than this. The writer of this has known
him from his birth, and can say, with truth, that
few possessed so noble ard generous heart.
Iohis children and near relatives, his death was
as unexpected as affecting. Cow.
In Franklin, on the 18th ult, LAURA G..
wife of Alfred Baxter, aged % years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Executors, Sale.

. Executors Sale.
My virtue of an order of the Court of
~ Common Pleas of Portage county, o
hlo, made at the November term thereof,
1850, we shall expose to sale at public ven
due, on the premises, in Palmyra, in said
county, on Saturday, the 18Th day Of April
next, between the hours of ten o'cloek, A.
Nj. and four O'Clock, Z. M. of said day the
following described tract or lot of land, be-
longing to the estate of Luman Westover.
deceased, to wit: "Two hundred aHd fifteen
acres Of land in the Southeast quarter of the
township of Palmyra, in said county of Por-
tage and State of Ohio, being the North
part oil, of lot numbered one in the fourth
division of lots in said township, bounded
North. Fast, and West by the lot lines and
South by lands of Caspar Bean; except one
hundred acres off of the North end of the
above described tract of Sl5 acres. set off
by the said Luman Westoyer in his last will
and testament to Saba Westover in lieu of
her dover. NELSON WESTOVER.
FREDERICK WESTOVER.
Ex'rs. of Luman Westover, decd.
Palmyra, MARCH 18th, 1851. 4wsp2
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New and Fashionable IeWelry.
n. A. BAIRD,

DEALER IN CLOCKS. WATCHES JEW.
IL ELRY, SILVER WARE T. YANKEA
NOTIONS. would respectfully ANNOUNCE to
the citizens If Ravenna and vicinity that be-
will keep at times a good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches. Silver Spoons,
Gold. Silver and Plated Spectacles, Gold
Lockefs and Chains, fine Jewelry and Cl,t-
lery. Plated Spoons, and variety Of small
articles usually kept In a Jewclry Store,
All persons des;rons of puFchasing are re-
qnested 10 ca 4. as my nntto Is " Good Goods,
Quick Sules and Smpn Profts."
G~RooKs in Aliens Block, a few doors
East of the Public Square and Opposite
Brown 4. l1urlbut's Boot and Shoe Store.
FAll good, warranted ss recommcnd!
ed. = 1TaN tsaFai51 fs8Ivea5.
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Agricultural Notice.

The Board of Government of the Portage
County Agricultural Society will meet at the
Office of the Sehretary, at Ravenpa, April sth,
1884, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The EXECUTIVE Com
mittee, consisting of Richard J. Thompson,
Pomeroy Reed, Wallace Williamson, Benz F.
Pardee, and Marcus F. Spellman, are particu-
larly requested to attend, as this is the regular
meeting of the Board, and much important bu-
siness is to be transacted. --.
By order of DAVID MCINTOSH, Prest.
E B. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Democratic Victories in New York.

The returns Of the late Spring elections
in the Empire State, look like the olden
times when the united Democracy rolled
up their triumphant majori,ies, and kept the
Wings in minority. Such intelligence as
the following really makes US hope that
the good time is coming:
the Democrats elect theirMayor in Buf.
falo bv majority Of six handred
In Rochester the wholeDemocrati tick
ct carried all before it. Majority 400.
In Syracuse theDemecrats get their May.
or and city officers, by handsome vote.
In Oswego the Democratic nominees for
Mayor and city officers urelargely elected.
In Utica the Democratic candidate for
Mayor is chosen.
So also in Troy and Newburg.-Post
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Postscript.
ELECTION OF US. SENATOR.

ELECTION OF IS. SENATOR.
Our paper was partly worked off when we re-
eeived the Cleveland Plain Dealer of Saturday
evening, containing telegraphio despatch from
Columbus, dated the 18th inst, announcing that
Benjamin F. Wade was elected U. s. Senator
on the twenty.seventh ballat, by coalition of
the Wings and Free sQilers. The vote stood
Payne 81 Wade A; blank 7.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
Chairs by Steam. 6.

fI1HE subscriber successor Of Taylor &
McElwaln,is is prepared to furnish at
his large Sisam Factory, jnst north of the
nreniiss House variety Of Csneses',
Windsof, nlaIng. Office, Boston, and Child.
ren's Chairs, at low prices, and OF as good
workmanship rs the best Of materials, ma
chnery and skill can mako. 81 -
lie is also prepared TO execute jobs Of
Turning. and Saving Lumber for Sash,
Blinds. Doors, &C., on short notice foE
ready pay. JAMES B. McELWAlN.
Rovenna, Nov. I, 1850. g83tf 3i
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BRIDGE PROPOSALS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Hon. Board
IN of Commissioners of Portage County, at
their March session A. D 1851. made an appre-
priation of Six Hundred dollars, for the con-
struction of Bridge across the Chagrin River,
between Aurora and Brainbridge, said bridge to
be built agreeably to specifications on file in the
Auditors Office, and to be completed by the first
day of October, 1881. Persons desirous of con-
traeting for the Building of said Bridge, will
please call ard examine the specifications.
By order of the Board of County Commission
ers E. SPALDING, Dep Auditor.
Auditors Office, Portage Co., .a
March l3, 1851
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
legislative Elections.

The Plain Dealer of Friday evening contains
the following:
CotpMBrs, March 1a, 1851.
J. w. GRAY:-Two associate Judges elected.
Six ballots on Librarian without choice. Five
ballots on Senator-frst ballot, Payns 40; Girls
void 43; Giddings 9; Blanks 8. Fifth ballot,
Payne 80; Griswold 3s; Vaughn IS; blanks S.
Payne had full party yQts-r RECESS till Tomorrow
morning.
LArER.-Here comes another dispatch:
CoLuMRps March IA. IL F. M.
Twelve ballotings for Senator. Tha Wings
are running GrisWold, Ewing: and CorEin.-
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To Contributors.

The communication of J. H. is crowded
out this week, to make room for the New
Constitution.
The communication of H. w. Curtiss
should have appeared last week, but was
unavoidably delayed He will see why it
does not appear this week. 1t is partly in
type, and will be published in our next.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

More Gold for the People.-Tbe Stark
County Democrat announces that of the
moneys paid by the Treasurer of that coun-
tv to the Township Treasurers, taoelrs
Moueand dollars Of it has been specie.
mostly American Cold Keep that ball
rolling. za+
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17
LOOK HERE!

TIIE GRIST MILL in the Eastern part o r
Il Ravenna having been recently put IN
repair by the subscslber, he is now prepared
To do all kinds of grinding in the best man.
ner and on the most favorable terms. He
respectfully solicIts share of public patron
age. a.. VIM. STOCXWELL.
Ravennn, March ist, 1851.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

~ The first train of cars on the Cleve.
land and Pittsburgh Railroad came through
on Thursday last, with crowd of passen-
gers. They returned again on FRIDAY with
about 60 passengers and considerable
freight. The regular trips commence to-
morrow. See advertisement.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-17

Neao Hampshire Election.-Dinsmore
Democratic candidate for Governor, defeat
ed. Two wings and two Democrats elect
ed to Congress. The House stands "a
wings and free sellers; 62 regular demo-
crafts.
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1851. 1851. 1851.
E . u 60 - -: -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
1851.
1851.
FOR TRAVEL BETWEE

Gla. .z3kN3 AND S3s3S3JaGS,
BY THE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
FROM CLEvELANDT0R RAVENNA.
FROM RAyEEsA TO RkAvER, E1-
by Clark, Parks & Co.'S. Express Line Of
Packet Boats,
FROM BEAVER TO PITTsBpRet;, ,'
by the Steamers ssMichigan and Bcayer,'s
making the entire route without loss of sleep.
TNHE Express train of Cars will leave Cleveland
L daily, (Sundays excepted, at u O'Clock, A
NJ, and arrive at Hudson 94 O'Clock, A. M. and
Ravenna at 10, Il. NJ. until the 10th of April,
when the same train will leave Cleveland at 81
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrive at Hudson at 10 O'Clock,
A. M. and Ravenna at l05, A. M.
The Packets will leave Ravenna on the arrival
of the Cars from Cleveland, and arrive, at Beaver
the next morning in time for the morning Steam
ers to Pittsburgh. -
RErURN1NG.-Passengers will leave Pittsburgh
daily, at 9, A. M. for Beaver. On the arrival Of
the steamer, Packets will leave for Rqvenga and
arrive prior t9 the cars leaving at 81 p. M., ar:
irving at Hudson at 81. P. NJ, and al Cleveland
in season for the evening Boats to buffalo, To.
ledo, Detroit, and Chicago.
Passengers will secure through Tickets, and
for interme date points at the CLEVELAND q. Pitts
burgh Railroad Office at the Frahkln House or
at the depot in Cleveland.
Fare through from Cleveland TO pittsburgh
$3.50. 5-szs.s
Regular trips will commence en- Tuesday
March 18th.
An Accommodation Train will cpmmenpe regu.
lar trips daily (Sundays excepted) ON the first
day of April. The Cars will leave Ravegna at
81 O'Clock A. M. and arrive at Hudson at 81
A. M. and at Cleveland at 8. A. M,
RETgRkING.-Wille leave Clevel land at O'Clock
P. NJ, arrive at Hudson 81 O'Clock, P NJ, and
at Ravenna u o'clock, P. M. ss,.-fg
The Akron and Massilon Stages will leave
Hudson on the arrival Of the cars at 10 A. M.
and 81 O'Clock P. NJ And returning will arrive
in time fur the 81 A. n. and 81 O'Clock P. M.
trains for Cleveland. +7
The Beaver and Warren stages will leave Ra-
VIENNA ON the arrival Of the cars at 10a O'Clock
A. NJ. et.-'. -. .-ri. s
RETURSING.-The Beaver stage will arrive in
time for the accommodation train at So A. M.
and the Warren stage for the express train al q
O'Clock, p. M. g-..g - =
Stages will leave Ravenna for Canton, daily,
on the arrival of the cars from CleVelapd, aud in
return arrive in time for the % O'CLOCK P: M,
train for Cleveland -
FREIGHT will be carried by the Express
Train until the Accommodation Train conn
mences its regular trips. 1t will then be- carried
by the Accommodation Train.
G. PRENTISS, President.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Raro sd Office,
Ravenna, March 10, 1851.
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Alarriaocs,

In Freedom, by Rev. F. A. Demniag Mr.
SPENCER PARISH and Miss DEBORAH
PARKER, both of Freedom = .
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BOUNTY LANDS.

THH subscriber VIII attend to nroeufinE
upon him, who are entitled 10 bounty fanda,
under the recent ass Of Congress, approved
Sept. ssth. 1880: --...s
Ravenna, Oct. ! !, las0.
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Calvin TIlomson's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator on the estate of Calvin Thomson,
late of Portage county, deceased.
- SILAS CROCKER.
Shaersville, March 4, 1851. 3w30l*h