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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Served RigM.-John O'Connor was yesterday
fined IS, by Recorder Caldwell, for beating his
vn,ifa
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

A Batch.-Anne Coyle charges Catherine Cos
tello with assault and battery. Louisa Bosnian
charges McGiff with assaults and threats.
Mary SpilIman charges William Wells and John
Mean with sssaulsing her aud pulling her hair.
Thomas Day charges $500 McCauley with strik-
ing him on the head with poker. Hyrdin Eau
cett charges Michael Kelly with heading chart
vari, and disturbing the peace. All charged to be
examined on a future day before Recorder Cald.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

CAweAwsrds,ss Of ths Church Of ST. Lonis-
Messrs Clement Ramos, L. Bezoniss, J. G. Bon
neval and Felix Labatut, were duly elected yesser-
day Is Churchwardens Of the Church Of st. Louis.
The other candidates were Messrs. L. U. Jsrenns,
r. M. Orozst, F. Corresoles, Adolphe Layet and
- Morano. sAet ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Counter hit Watchman Zeigler is in turn,
charged by Robert McClay with assaulting and
wounding him on the night Of 23d Of August.
Arrests in the Fret Municipality Hugh Gal
lagher and J. H. Taylor, both fugitives from jus
tce, were arrested yesterday evening by the FRS
Municipality Police. sa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Remandsd-Thomas Dixon stands charged by
Rafael Lowryillo, with stealing from his house on
the corner Of Hercules street and Triton Walk, on
the S0th ult, a revolving pistol and some groceries,
in all worth about $35. Recorder Caldwell re-
mandcd him yesterday for examination ON the
4th instant. s...... .......... ...1--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Not all Gold that Glistens.-Masthew Mercer,
charged with assault and batssry by James P.
Finnsy, and firing at him three times with a load.
ed pistol, was yesterday examined before Recorder
Caldwell, who, in consequence Of lack of test
mony sufficient 10 convict the accused Of the
greater ofsnces, merely fined him ten dollars fol
abusive language, and bound him over in five
hundred dollars TO keep The peace for the next 81,
months.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

VIZ EST ERIN VERANDA,c srner Tchoupitou-
w las end Julia aseetsThs above ssiahlishment. "a
having changed hands and undsgsonss cenplsk il
renovation, with fnIntuSs the pFOpss8ensl.
would respectfully that they accommodate
They aso ssnounss thas IL ef ths hqess will open
neat and fasaahsd With choices ins a. Illuoss
| 40 q = aaal9 LANE = DUNN. hugstaton.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Moss. Pulling. Thomas Keenan, charges Fran.
chs Kellman with flint pulling his nose, and next
brickbaiing him, on Sunday. ON Canal street.
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NOTICE.

THE Bay ST. Louis Hotel will be opened on the
\ 18th June. Libesal ananEemsnta will BE- mads "A
with families who wiah 70 Board for tbs <
letter. addressed to tbs undenignsd. will !scsye ~
Bay 81. Loois. May .. ls5i. nysi II
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI, Miss.
THE undenigned respectfully begs leave to in
4 form her old friends end patrons, and the Pubts
generally that the above Hotel 10 open for the s!4
reception Of traveller and visitors for the snsning nv
season Having bssn u ssset sxpsnse 10 hpding.
fsiios n paint Of soeommedaton commodity and locality
large and spsoious JAIL Room. suTpsssnS i dinsn
iss any suies soon IN BicI which admirably sdapsd
which oooasons she via II ON reasonable ssna Also
addition TO The Ball Room, shc prepared accommodates
~ at leeat 6ity paguons mare than lna SEASON.
HfR IABLE, q "a! p ~ eos.sa9t care. 70 psavil'
Fine and roomy RI HOUSES. adjacent to The Hotsl
| for the cont enience Of boaFdses
Thankfu for the bsga patronage bet0oFe extended her
shs yslectfay Seqnssts what will b. hse Effort 70 deserve.
/ shsre Of public patronage. l'--. Nl.s,-'s7'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
List Of Vessels m Pert hot cleared.

First municipality designated In the following
a6ls By the Nos somnsncs q the Railroad nd run
No. Faboat Landing in the Third (nS1 the dvst
commence the Railroad and down No. benG Perry Whar
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
Rscsipss 81 Produce.


vlCK9RURG-P9A eems d Batsy 90 balls eottea to
Wright. W!!iane 4co-67 do w Jacksoa ecc-e6 @ BlEks
tls,des % Ps:is.s DO swp:y, Green eSe. d tuck
Gco-Ss Do Bssk-D do q Ksane - do Bogsn. Foley
Avery.l6 DO CcnnoIy-l4 Do The!nhi mcl!hesny.- .
Oofman-S do Cleveland. Bros koo-6 de Psyns 4 Hsr.
dson-6 do Brandsr Williams &co-T0tal SIS bass cotton.
LEFLORE-Per steamer w A Vioett: II bass cotton
Payne Hanison-suDdfea TO order 4sr.s =
st LOUIs-Pse steamer Iswa: 80 Ks corn, ol do cats,
molly &oo-I26 bb -FOUR t4al niss lead Kennedy Fnssr
go saess bon ls do Potaoss R;assa-,o0 es re- o.:hs
Gayle Aso1los Dc os g de ocn DSs-sss bib lime
Rechsr &ooO8 do -four Lyman. Scot kce 80 bags wheat
Kennstt &e0-0 bale hemp Pazmss Bro-lOO cs Iegs
bbls flour Winsase5 20 do shsw Aco-aao dS Ksn.
ns1d6l do potatoes w Bosworth.l box ndss Psyns
Hanioa hhds TOBACCO Bnndsr. WiIiams koo-l saok'
oesn. 1900 oabbaess, and sundhss-ordeE. ~, =
.YAZOO ClTY-RM aean9 Sarah: = hsss cotton Hill
Mclean Heels do Ward & yon4s-7 Do q u PisokaEd
co-2doJ ByPas kco-0do Wnghi. Williams kos-Tosa
l6 bales cottoa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Fsses. a -''1s- - =
Total.
OF thsss vas under 10 ysars, and eolorsd. ~
- A. HnsrEn, SsmseaU.
I'VE again remark the fair showing for The sani-
tary condition Of NewO Orleans, surpassed II health,
at this season sf the ysar, ~ no city even the
most favored. in the Uniea.l "a. Crescent.
Sseoad Ward, Fsrss Ma~ssipal;sy Dslsgssss
10 az Centred Dsmscrastc Csw~sittss. -On Sstur-
day evening last IN election fof-two delegates 70
the Cential Demscsatie Conmittse, was held in
he Trsm6 post. The candidates were Captain
Laughlin, John A. Gallagher, William Silk and
Patrick Gardiner. The two last named gentlemen
were declared duly elected.
First MunsefpslisyC Council Only seven menu
fore adjourned the meeting, for want Of . quorum,
to Monday next.
ChweAverdsn. Of ~ Chswch Of 81. Lonis.--
Messrs Clement Ramos, L. Bezoniss, J. G. Bon
neval and Felix Labatut, were dulyelscted yestsr-
day as Churchwardsns Of the Church Of st. Louis.
The other candidates wore Messrs. L. U. Jsrennis,
r. M. Crozst, F. Corresoles, AdolPhe Layst and
- Morano. ~
Inqwests.-Psser Anderson. aged ~ ysan, q
native of Sweden, committed suicide yesterday, at
the early hour Of four O'Clock 10 The morning, by
hanging himself in an outhouss on Unulins
street, between st. Claude and Rampant streets,
First Municipality. He accomplished his object
with strong clothes line, which cut his neck
deeply. The Coroner held IN inquest on the
body, and verdict Of suicide was returned. A
second inquest was held on the body of Geo. Peck.
a bricklayer. native Of England, about 81 years
OF age VINO oled oi On anec''on =. ING neaf' vi
Sunday night last 10 MS room on maSoAlene, 20
tween foydfas ana refo'oo '''ee's' 'e'oic' 0c'
cofdingiy. ----- a5
Bigamy.-Eiizabeth Porter yesterday charged
Arnold Porter with the crime of bgamy, before
Recorder Caldwell. She alleges that she was
married to Arnold Porter in the church Of 81
Peter, City Of New York, on the 3lst day OF Octo-
Der, lS49, and that on the 2OIh day Of July, 1850
no 'o'' ~. 80 20. - ~ ~. ~
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R..o-ds, nos,non.d n. ton of m. char,
n 70 o,c,ocl ~. mo,row ~,
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g,s.,., off.ucss. merely fin.d him tan dollar. 20
| sbnsiva language. and bound him over in fiy
hundred dollars TO keep The peace for the next 81
months.
| A Batch.-Anne Coyle charges Catherine Cos
l
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

.i.lIaae1 VI ARCADE HOTEL. -tls.
THE public can be accommodated = useal iii
1t ths establishment. The fire on - zGa6nt f&
'n nh 81 'Asns '''es y ~ T. toW W. DtGuBs CO.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

n CAUTION!-1
PERSONS RUPTUREp shsgM b exa.. tAas ! ~ hav
with al IL kor0n, but Ii propeyy constructed
ze. 80 and well adapted U6S.I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

TALL IMPORTATION, l65l--JOSEPH H.
- PALMER & CO n Camp str ct. ars nnw Bsosiving
psr ships vi TON, 6as Hoes and ehsSos, Their Ale
GOODS embracing The assss snd !es dsulssbs suppss
ov and c0ansy psspsofaly invited 70 sxauins thu
- s Al nvN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
PUkl OF NEW ORLEANS.

CRBeCEET OSvICn,
e.. Tuesday Morning. 6sptsmbm 3, 1861.
Cleared Yesterday.
Stsamship Yacht. Thsmpson Brazos St Jseo.
Brig Nay 9pssn, Ledge. Pbladsphia. Wictham
Sohr H F.annsss Van 1sldsf. Savannah, d Harmon
Arrived.
Steamship Cincinnati, Patterson from Havana 18th ult,
Wickham-A my.
eTEAMHOATs.
Dr. Batey. Holmes. from VicksbuEg.
Iowa, Carter, from St Louis.
Sarah, Wallace, from Yaxo0 City.
w "A Violet. Gwauaey. from Ledose.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A second hand Double Cylinder
Akel credit Of twelve months with approved security
solido will b given. Apply q this ofics
and send bin to this otics.l U6
FOR SALE-The Stock and Trade Of = well
established Liquor Stoee. The profits will exceed two
half that amount Of capital The low and eonve
nent for family. Apply at this office for further infoms
ton. js28 If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Unlascful Gan'5ling-J. Fennoullet surren.
dered himself yesterday to the First Municipality
police knowing there was . warrant out for him on
the score Of his keeping banking game called
monte, at his house, corner Of ST. Claude and Ur.
suline streets. Joseph Lagano, Francois Gignae
E. m. C., and Jean Barleny, are. implicated in the
affair, tr3-.. -N -.i IS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

wv W. s>-~-S~ $50
Tobacco-Ths SAILS smbraesd l9o HID. hut Ne soald
asosssan nothing with regard TO ptosa.
Sugar and Molasses-Ws noticsd only small sdss 1t
prsvoas rates. i t7f lassist ca jSsess q
Fiour-Makst dull. Sales so bbls ~; 100 Illinois At
- 90: 1870 % IS 80 st. Lou. in two lots st - TX
and 10 sour At - 02,s 2 Dbl. f ss
Grain-Thers some inquiry for Corn. and about 400
sks disposed Of including $50 damaged and inferior
30; 9 mixed. in thsss ou at44 1000 mined yellow and
WHITE in ots. y; and 100 ordinary whits at Nc
bushe. OF Oas lxb sks Indiana sold Sic bsshsL
Proviaiens-A lot Of rs bbh Pork. Me.. Mes OfdiaaU
casks Shoulder taken 90 ' was In better
request, with sa Of 10 bbs asd tssoes prime. in lots
at ". and 1850 kegs q l2c 2 b.
Hay-a0 baIs Wsstan. the Lsvss. ed ct el7 ton.
WhAsky-Salss Of Ii bbls. including NO bbls Rsotifsd
1t 1s,<e ' gallon.
Kxchange-Dsmsnd limited. We sill quots:
Francs
New YoFk dxty.day Bib recommendations y ct. disc
Sight Checks On Nswxcsk o.. pm.
FFeights-A fosegn brig taken for Bosdeaux 1t 43s
fer Slaves.
WEW ORLEANS CATTLE n ARR net.
| +o4-7 Monday Evening. Ssptsmbsr l. issl.S
Arrived per steamer Iowa. n head Of Beef Catts and
Cows. and s75 Sheep.
BEEF CATrLE lWes.ssn). 10 60 ' D
- (Ahakapas. etc..) ..,...SH ESQ Y No,
ssssr 5S@ss 5ssd
WITCH COWS SA9 ~ mead
CALVBs - 1oB 70 " hean'
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

~ J011M 1. LEWI1s ~ present. isssabsns.
4. cs.a r. ~ 49, ~ 8B081gR OF
rae Fztfsa 81 osLsASs. : = Esv..ss &. =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

Editors a. ths Cssssssf: Psass announce THOMAS
RyCkMAs, as candidate fof Stats Tax Collector ios
the Second Msnicpsisy. w request Of q y = g
..nn n :.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03
our ,eried Of unbelisf il hnman progrss.,

lonr perisd Of untslisf in hnman progress,
shs race has moved steadily on in the al
sainment ef moral and mental excellence.
To the ear Of tho true philosopher the stea.
dy tramp Of mankind, up through the long
desk ages Of error and ignorance TO the
ligh, of more perfectday, is Recognizable
over all the ceI1fusionsof temporary retro-
cessions, and the quiet Of momentary pau
ses. We stand at the head Of the race
All that has been gathered In the past is
ours. & From tho summit ofssix thousan
wears We sursey The whole progress Of man.
We observe what prejudices have been dis
sipated. And we may also SEQ the rem
nanis Of wrong that still cling TO US, and
look hopefully TO the future for their dis
persion. This is the great encouragement
B., lhe rsformer.g He knows that the cause
oil humanity canno. go backward. Though
the world may hug its delusions, and cling
10 the remnants of a past barbarism, yet
the, truth and the right must conquer
Tho0gh the conservative souls repose in
ali the fuli conyicliun that the height OF
all excellence in human institutions has
hash attained. and regard oil advances as
hazardous and rresumptnous, yet he knows
thai there Is higher excellence to come
which shall vel be felt and acknowledged
Porttand Trans.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

circumstances But our county seat is SO far
off (45 miles, that nothing is done to the
depradators--no matter whether the crime
is great or trivial. The @law Of the lane"
exercises but meagre inhuence-where
there are bat two justices Of the peace, and
one or two Indifferent constables.
The Times gives the following account
Of an encounter with bear:
Mr.. Brooks. Of Nevada city, in compa-
ny with an Indian boy, who is in his en-.
ploy, were out onSa hunting excursion, a
few days ago, on Boar river, 10 the vicin.
ity of S ,eeP Hollow-and, when least ex.
pecting II, a hugh griziey bear pounced
out upon them from a pile of brush. Mr..
Brooks was first beset by the ferocious
stranger, ard narrowly escaped by taking
refuge behind tree. The bear then turn.
ed and attacked the boy in most vioIen,
Misunderstanding the whole cheek from
one side of his face, and lacera,ing, in q
shocking manner, one Of his arms and
thigh After warm contest, Mr.. Brook.
drove off the bear. The boy was convey
ed home, and. at last accounts, was scarce
| ly expected to survive his wounds. Mex
day, party set out in pursuit of Bruin
overlook and succeeded in despatchiDg him
after sanguinnry battle. He weighed
when dressed, eight hundred pounds.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03
Modification Of the Tariff.

Letter writers from Washington City
state that there is probability that some
modification Of the existing revenue laws Of
the country will take place during the
present session Of Congress The special
correspondent Of the New York Courier
gathers as the ul,ima,um settled on, First
- an ad ualorem duty Of forty eper cent.
TO be laid on iron, assessed on the average
cost Of the preceding ten years. Second
"a restoration of the free lis, of 1912,
containing clause levving duty of FIVE
cents on woollens costing under seven
cents, and admitting free dye s,uffs and
other articles necessary in carpet and cali,
CO manufactures. Third-a declaration
that the duty shall be assessed on the value
of the imported article, at the tima and
place ofexportation; provision in accor-
dance with the real intention Of the Act of
1916, but eyadad under decision Of Judge
Woodbury.. Founh-,he making mana.
factured goods pay ten per cent. more duty
than the raw materials Of which they are
composed. The Courier says this last
proposition is offered by many democratic
members, ano no decision has been had up
on it. These notifications, it is believed,
will be concurred in.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

Rich Folks IN SAN FRANclsco.-The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company are tax,
ed $ll, ,ll0; ;Liedsorff estate $6eO2; Mellas,
Howard & Co. .$69S2; Stevenson & Par.
ker $500; ]. L. Folsom $3.50; James
Lick $6444; Charles l.. Ross $247O; Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis $4,000; Macondray l. Co.
$ll7O; E. P. Jones $2717; R.Buckelew
$4,000; C. Min,urn $2500; w. s. Clark
$2s4o; John Townsend 1855; Palmer,
Cook & Co. $l504; R. NJ. Price $1664;
fourteen others over $1,000; several 5000;
E. Gilbert q Co., printers, $3.50; John
w. Geary $625; &c. Fremont $625, and
many othere from $500 down. The a.
bove is only the city tax. mind ye, the
state and county being about as much
more. Is it possible Mr.. Webster could
ever have said California is '''not worth
dollar2' ......5 = ....
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

F Our neig hber Of the Whig last
published the name Of Hon. D. K. Cartier
in his black list for having voted against
the new Postage Law. IT Mr.. Cartier did
so vote 1--WE have not yet seen the vote, he
doubtless bad some good reason for so do
ing. After reading the following, which we
clip from the New Lisbon Patriot, we think
our neighber Of the Wing ought to give to
Mr.. c. credit for bringing about reform
in.the Postage Law quite as desirable as
any other: -s
sLet it be Knopn.-It is but Just and
proper that the pubic should know they
are chiefly indebted to the powerful efforts
Of the Hon. D. K. CARTIER, of Ohio, for
that provision in the New Postage Bill
which allows newspapers to pass through
the mails free Of postage for thirty miles
from their place Of publication. His labors
in securing this act Of justice TO the country
press, entitle him to their grateful remem-
brancc. II the measure fails in the Senate,
the loss may fairly be attributed to the lack
of an efficient friend in that body to lay hold
and push it through"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

% p a-
INDIAN TREATY.-Articles of treaty
we're made and concluded on SpringCreek,
near the San Saba, Texas, on the tenth of
December last, between John H.. Rollins,
special agent Of the United States for the
Indians Of Texas and the Chiefs of the
Camanches, Caddoes, Lipans, Quapaws,
Tawakanies and Weoes, by which they
acknowledge themselves 10 be under The
jurisdiction and protection Of the United
States Of Americas and under no other pow
er. State or sovereignty. They also agree
to remain at peace with the United States
forever. The treaty was signed by up.
wards of thirty chiefs, and embraces a
number fstipulations, one half Of which,
II observed by the Indians, will be product-
i've Of much good to our frontier. si'E @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

I.O.O.F. IN OHro.-The R w Grand
Lodge Of Ohio 10. O.O.F,, at its last session
in Cincinnati, on Tuesday last, made the
following choice for officers thereof for
the snsueing year. 7,'
NJ. w Grand Mas,er.-Samuel Craig.
head, Of Lodge No 10, Dayton.
R W. Dep. Grand Master. er.-Spencer
Shears, Of No. So Ashtabula.
R.W.G. Warded. WI. Slater, Of No.
46. Urbana.
RW G.secretary.-Alex. e. Glenn, of
No. 90, Columbus. 'S.9
R. w. G. Treasurer. Mark P. Taylor,
Of No. 5, Cincinna,i. .;...
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03
Compromise Measures Of Congress.

The following is said to be copy Of
the Pledge which has been circulated a
mongst the members Of Congress, and pref.
ty generally signed by Them: a
DECLARATION AND PLEDeE.-The un-
dersigneo members Of the 1hirty-irst Con-
gress of the United States, believing that a
renewal of. sectional controversy upon the
subject of slavery would be both dangerous
to the Union and destructive of its objects,
and seeing no mode by which such contro.
versies can be avoided, except by a strict
adherence TO the settlement thereof effect.
ed by the Compromise passed at the las,
session Of Congress, do hereby, declare
their intention TO maintain the same settle.
ment inviolate. and to resist all attempts,o
repeal or alter the acts aforesaid, unless by
the general consent Of the friends Of the
measures, and to remedy such evils, ,ifany,
as time and experience may develops. o..
And Cor the purpose of making this reso.
luton effective, they further declare that
they will not supper. for the Office of Pres
Ident or Vice President. or Of Senator, or
Of Representative in Congress, or as a
member Of q State Legislature, any man,
ofwhateyer party, who is not known to be
opposed to the disturbance Of the settle.
ments aforesaid. and 10 the renewal, in
any form, of ogitation upon tho subject Of
slavery hereafter. .aa.a
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03
Fire In Sandusky.

TF5-'I7H eIIl1l =! SANDUsKY Jan. 80.
A FIRE broke out in Columbus enps
last night between l2 and 1 O'Clock. ss Loss
So 900 as follows: .s "a 81, 90 i.
DR.. c. S. Lanes building $5,0O0-no
insurance. Bangle & Son, building xl,.
o0O-no insurance. Bennett, toy shop.
stock $9,O00--no insurance E Lane
d Son, Law library and papers "a, ,00O--
no insurance.. j.. w. Walter, building
loss SIS, ,000-insured 81, 900. II is sup
posed TO be the work of an incendiary.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-02-03

DEMOCRATIC GovERNoRs-Oft the thir.
ty-one States whic, constitute this Repub.
lie, only FIVE have Wing Gorernors.
They are Vermont, Rhode island, New
York, Pennsylvania and Florida Ken.
lucky has no Governor al present, j. L.
HELM acting in that capacity during the
unexpired term ofex. Governor Crntenden.
Thus there are TWENTY-FIVE States who
have elected Democratic Governors since
the dearly-purchassd triumph of the w higs
in is4s. Thisfact is very significant Of
the feeling of the country in regard to
Whiggerv, and Of the fate of that party
in the coming Presidential election. 75ata