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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-09

Washington Union Insurance
~ COmpany's
REPORT TO NOVEMBER /, 1851, BE-
ING EIGHT MONTHS BUSINESS.
No. Of Policies issued, 1884
Deposite Notes received. ............. 81, ,957. 81
Cash Premiums received. 1886, AZ
Whole amount OF Loss. l,l66, ,S8
Application for Insurance in the above Compa<
ny may be made 10 VIM. A. Torrey, who is duly
authorized 10 receive Premium Notes and Cash
Premiums.
Office at the farmers Insurance Office, Ravenna
Ohio. 3m-337.
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ROWELL & co.

A RE receiving their Fall and Winter Stock o
n Goods, which they are selling for READY
PAY cheaper than ersr. They wouln invite all
wishing to purchase, to call and anime for them
selves, as they feel sure they can suit them in
gard to Goods and prices.
Ravenna, Sept. 25lh. 1851.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made to the Trustees of Paris township,
Portage county, and State of Ohio, at the house Of
Horace M. Clark, in Paris, on the 22d day of De-
cember 1851, at O'Clock P. M. praying township
road to be laid out and established as follows:
Commencing at the south west corner of lands
owned by Evan Davis, on lot No. l6, and running
west on or near the line between lands owned BY
Morgan Morgan and Isaac Hutson, to iutersect the
county road running form the centre road TO Pin
neys Mill.
Paris, November %, 1851. 4w33S
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The State Of Ohio, I
Portage County, 8. 8.
Emily Woodruff
In The Co urt of Common
Pleas.
The unknown Heirs of
Mark Woodruff.

The unknown Heirs of
Mark Woodruff.
TNHE Petitioner having filed her Petition at the
Nov. Term of said Court, setting forth that said
Mark Woodruff heretofore executed Mortgage
Deed to Edwin Elder of one hundred and twelve
and half rods Of ground in lot IS, in Aurora, to
secure the payment of $440-that said Mark died
without paying the same-that Petitioner, being en-
titled to Dover in said lands, had purchased the in
erest of said Elder, and received quit claim deed
of the same-asks that the heirs Of said Mark Wood
ruff, within reasonable time pay the amount SO
secured by said Mortgage, be forever foreclosed
all equity of fredemption-and it appearing TO said
court that the heirs Of said Mark Woodruff, if aDy
and their places ofresidence are unknown it is or.
dered that notice of the pendency of this petition
be given by publication in the Portage Sentinel for
six weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given TO said Heirs,
that unless they appear at the next term Of this
court-enter an appearance, and plead, answer, or
demur 10 said Bill the will be taken for con-
fessed, and decree rendered accordingly.
L. V. BlERCE, Comprs. Sol.
Nov. 2s, 1851. s3s-6w
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n RESS GOODS-Paramattas, Lyonese cloths
sc. &c. at SEYMOUR's
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Railroad Excursions.

b - . Es:zE=5!;EZaa| 60
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nRESS TRIMMINGS-Velvet Buttons, do rib
IL bons for trimming dresses at
GILLETTS.
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"ANTED-Al kids ofpTeduce e1 xchange
for goods at lthehighest market price by
Oct s A & r A GIILEIr
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-02-09

great number OF citizens oil this city and county.
agents in Bavenna-Curtiss Hatch & Isaac Swift
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~ INGHAMS and PRINTS-French and Afneri
VI can Ginghams, Merrimack Cocheco and other
Prints, large lot at RowkLL and co.'s.
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Herald Marine correspondence.

arrived schr Susan, Russell, Nantucket for NYork
to s@n.t. shR Ms%rgs =. HssH ortoI from NansS1se
2sd-in pors schr President. for Philadelphia
PnrAnYLrEIA, son, 81 PM
Mrs Nine Aux osc ss Mali 8sasr Boston, . Ssr
Pro,ide1ee; Aida pelsny Por. wathaiE Virginia. snow
do ,SeutheTser. Kicker Portland. D'e'
o SSt ab.s 6 s SsS s ks
do sehrs Copa Sears DO; Merry Patterson Baeman Now
con Wilmington, Nc steamers PsnobsoOt, whitaker,
BR SUR HERsyy, vrec d n ar ,.iashore during the
recent sale at at Mobile the 18th mat
nGkins in ali s2sOo Fifty nine bses q cotton were also
s 70 The Nsrsy S1e Se 's
r any use lees subject to violence than trayers
bethel ard hospital for seamen.
BARH H.sPrR At Charleston from Boston, took heavy
gale from ne south night q 2,h which BY the
ny ~ T , lay spasr bare POLES x hours III
saw vessel 81 from VA 10 400 tons WITH anil rsmast
standing running before the wind
BRie EARRhcvAGus Pickett, from Thomaston, with a
breaker Galveston hsr on the ith inst in attempting 70
from which no line became heated and threatened
nc vessel She finally heat over making much water
On fat 81 Pelican islapd The limo was nsnrsda TLs
vessel owned BY Capt Picket viii probably DO lost sad
scrR Many LAWNS, from Newburyport for -.tn al.
TEMPTING 70 :. % ga IN calm, Of 2th lst drifted
u
breach over her Assistance her but opy
~ ont % l2D bb mackere saved with ces
Tie uuicn Mutual once Nswbmyport W. s'''O =
sein cnsrukm, Middleton. wrecked rear 81 iurustine
TOOK heavy gale from the Sc tho 18th inst and tie
lining tie wind having baued the r. and blowing
Heavily - Shore with heavy es the captain Obliged
being sthoro tss msss fell ont Of her breaking up the
deck and rendering her complete wreck. Capt Middleton
sayng the nail sd $1,000 which
bosid cash nearly all el.e was isss Cap. and Grew
along TIE leach The vessel injured In QUE Of the
Charleston Offices for about $500.
Scum ARApTfLA--The following, written 90 paper ana
enc''eed IN bottle, picked MP on the beagn nv W 10
gr key, Avg ~ ard brought here by Capt ba.es ~ ~.
bark Alden. The loss ~ the vessel hss Pee" III a.
reported az having taken place on the 18TH MALI ~ Raj
tinore from Porto Hello for baltimore cast away H.n
July g2; no boat A. very little water or 49,
chaplin, captain; George Wilson MAJ, Ier man and
NV al,o Alrahsn,s and Wife passengers. HNSehteu
AZ SeryOHnrNs 80,
xYssrr With part % tormaet ANA tors"ii ysrn
~" " M sIso number Of nah and tar barrels
AIAnss ypssrf. d'Innstso' ''eor'hs ~ N'st''" w"
met CAPE Charles W % mi'es.
~ Whslenen.
a.. ,o Nantucket 9th, sohrs Hamilton and Extra for
e s ~ Sew BEDFORD s2d, ship Gay Head Wood,
sn from Mystic 10TH bark Leands HOlmes South A.
ish"o o Notices TO Mariners,
fieHT
The q DrIutin the completion Of the light
the Pass IL can be twenty miles ~ night
ruF IIcnr EuIr sAsriN'a INDUSTRY.
Wo have boon Informed the Savannah Georgian OF
18th inst that the Sc hafns lnduetry light ship
away repair md ber return through the aek
nest on rourhnces OF the weather unable
70 keep hce scosSss This was soso dAsa&o snA samoisns
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- 1saiag Sswssa ~ ssAavss q CubA sal he
<sAs hsr hry visarA this b ressit IL the fe-astsa
OF nnhsry coopasy 10 20 exsursisss II crrtain
p<r'sds (Chesr) Mr. csOp eostssu~A 70 . iiross the
meeting In thl. suas, 9Th much force ieocy for
.eGe time and vas hstened to sith a aoh attention
his speech Afterwards trsnAated iaUo spsa,sh By
senor Talon. snd then seemed to make nuch iupre~
tsop up the cubsps for vbom ssd bim -e,f cL
leu 'hsoked Mr.. Camp. Owisg to the hail ssc ~ tao
fooD and the consustu osuScd by the Of 80 e
ent tongues cannot give eXtcndsd rvport OF the
sI~ech.
Mr. PHiLLIrs next addressed the meeting 10 Engiih,
sud sdvtcaed the formation II % az sigdoit roe
renee TO or tear Of spain aud Advised avery lover OF
hteits-es'nU IL we're trssco &c vi thst chs otsh.
'.isBd 81 Cuba should he added as bgss star 60 oir
Tree anu II sSayr tpetk boldly aud m ~
Iully in b~ u freedom Mr. Philip, sst dowa
amid teuewto cheers
Senior TAiLaN sdcrvfsed the native Cubaus In spaui
aO0 they seemed happy 1T the hearty Of Mr.
Phillips.
MIR TAYLOR ssid that ftem this meeting would sprisg
The Ger ain ana speedy b-rao6 of Cub. sad
would be found large onougu for their mature
cirgs
A Creole printer made few remarks 10 spanish.
aud
Mr., CAMr thanked him saying ne uss him .ef print
by trace. aud alasy-r by profes.,oe aud he
knsu but on. printer VII was not deso1d 20 tn.
csnse Of liberty, add be hanged an alaoks
ielaAd. lie MIR. Csmp) sue~ th. it'll" AMI
~oud steer this stion clear II any of Pre-
eidsnt tillmorc's
The meeting was then adjourned, and the members
separated in good sp.rlts
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Cleared.
Steamship Sierra Nevada, Wilson. Aspnwall Howard
Ship Cumberland Hooper san Fr.ncl.oe. ! o.xrori.
Ship Cen DUNLAP Sk"lseid New Orleans Nesmsh 4 Sons
Ship Kennelco, Bachelor New Orleans T Tapscott
ship Helene. volkner. Richmond. PAvenstadt 4 sohu-
Bark William, Fullerton Rochelle. 7 W B,yar! sco.
Brig Loonidas Issrdl' B.a.r.oeo. Genoa Ros.irs
brig Mentor. BERGMAN. Goshenburs Boormaa. Jehnsoa
nrir Princess Royal (Br) Doe. bermuda, W A Da-
brig Dcrneo, Hodges, Jacksonville. las orioe.
scb is Indus ebr1' Martin, maiiisn. Il @ 6oasvsa.
schr Independence, farrow Warrington BstenaH 3
scLr Elisabeth Ann. Krause Washington, master.
sehr WIN Baird. Stubbs rhiiadeipha, Jas Hand.
sshr gssy r Snn cS cssxs
Steamer Novelty, Bell, Philadelphia, Briggs.
Arrived.
Steamship Roanoke Parrish. Norfolk 30, 2S hours, with
si s"S Indian Wit. ma.
'Is with a.s and $50
Sir poIns Allen iysrpooI seps with mdss and
~ 60 Kermit Carew Had one birth snd one
shp spr n o Providence, Chase. Liverpool Au
SGie iTsasoa Set sass rsstsS Sssas 50 days with
Ss:sss Hs:;s' 4.is ,s' Aus " with n'''
ssoss days. with
and shD " IS days. with m'
ship Deutschland (Hsm) Hsnkel. Hamburg 30 days. with
sSp asf:.ss tsi bsssl Hatch n.sms. 81 day.. With
Islands Brsn ship Hsr%iqns, Bremen Nyort
Bark John rmans tHaml Deokmsn, Hamburg IS days.
Bark Alden Bates RoIise tHondi % days with ms
Bark Noun. WASN'T ston lof Freeport), Pe..ingI Rio
a. lon 81 81 ssI. Civ h sass 70 @ ., sE H. lat
Bark l. daS with sugar and
moiasses. to ID Curtis & Co
TO- Smith CO. Sept % lat 81 Ion Sc. into ~
a a"s ssr &
sse could not ascertain what injury the other vessel
Brig s Lsson, Layton, Dsrcn 10 days. with lumber
brig Tangent, Reed New Haven, days. in ballast, for
scfr c6as Mills Applcgatc Wilmington, NC days with
sehr \ ] Do Rossost FURNISH wilmington, NC, days.
sRT Gen MaGa R9SIsy fhsasgss for warwick RI
@ RehuP
sesr Telcarsph, Inswl Green MystiS Conn day
SCI. s ssI Esatss sa.s Now Haven: sd.ys:
sshF F.ss n fsri ksya SsSsSsts Is
sSr Glide Loys hn Alb days for Ss,sou
sohr Statesman Reed Gherryacld, ! days.
Below.
Ship Princeton (pkt), - days from Liverpool.
Bark Charlotte Wynens from Narcotics.
Irg Marie. from Bremen
Also, ship, and two barks, unknown.
s The bark Ellen Tree reported SO below on ssh from
day from Caliso, via Georgetown.
Steamship Sierra Nevada wilson, Navy Bay ships Iii
beIns, ha,oney, Liverpool; John Haven. Rckars, New
Wind at sunset, INV.
The ship Atlantic arrived yesterday from Antwerp IS
days, not 10 as stated.
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On Wednesday Septeubse .: q osssuapasa, ur.
AUoUwvUs WAapEa. s~e1 ~ years.
HE fesSs ard r~lstvcs requested - Attead his
fuOeral THU day, ~ Ne lk7 ssSds sfrest BresSaya
AT jersey city. N ! % w.aussdsy sssts = cee -
Captain rMcrHv EOwAsDs In n. 7via y-ar u his sse
6s friends, and the Ssc~ds 81 the family respect
fully invited to sit@D4 ht@ funers without further tsvt
tatiss om his late re<ideuoe No sussex psee Jersy
CITY. this day ct IL O'Clock H,s remains will ~ takoa
60 korshsn,pton Macs tos ist~rm~as
At Albany, On rhurdsy evening" septenssr ls aftsr
iosx aud ra1ful iupes II the sd year ss Mrs.
CsrHA~Rs brAars daushlSr ~ the iAts JAoos Uuyier
aud reiict OF Barrst u Stsss4 ~ Albany
On THURSDAY 6erteUbee - 0HAsLss ", cuy child Of
yessh and 0ynthia X smith sSeA nine meath, sad
one dsy.
The SieBds Of thu family rc.psctsiy req aessd to
attend hs funeral to-Dorros afternoon at o'clock
their rssidsnoe. No rs Henry street Br,sSlya.
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pooT-Stoansbp City OF Glasgow at Phil
Henry Adds, Mr. Armstrong, A ii Brown. Nr Brag, WIN
BootI Mics Cameron, Mr. Christie Mics Clark kubt Cole
Mrs Crosby Mics Dnane, Rev Flanders Jas Gaics lady
and child Clement Hsckley Mrs IIaam Mrs Gill Mr. IIE
ubaid Kretchmore aud lady, Mr. Kerr Isaac iohan-
herr Ioughand, Thomas Male, hliss Moston Eliza
Donald Mullen ard lay. Payne, Mrs Pearson, VIM
ton Ms Mary stern Teps?n, Mrs Warren Mis- Wright,
Jos Adds John Ilunt Mr BlHngnar Mr. Harlow Mnicr
mercn Dr canpbeli lady, and ant Mary Clark.
Cox, Miss Crosby Ihos Davis. Mr. Frazier q
Mr. iutehins"n Herbert Hackney. Miss Haam MIR ilt
Mr. Lambert. Moses Lohenhers Mr. wcalisssr, VIM MIR.
ray, Vim Moston, n Morrison, Mrs McKeon WIN PAYNE,
Master Pearson Rev Pearson, Mrs Pratt Robcrts
Wright Mis-, chespcy Capt hndrews Mas nrpdbury, r
Jag Craig Mites po,kcroy Cen Deve,sAns Mr Forsyth Nr
IJ'n:s lady, children and servsnt bai Mrs aubert.
Donald, plpnmeridge Mr resrs.., Pearson, Mr. Pol
Thomas Mrs wostwood Miss Wright, Mise nil.
NorrcIx, Sc--stcnmthtr Hoanote--M u Simons, G n
Jewe.t Lewis s = u cr;,ycsts Mrs W Reynolds Mrs
and two asoshtsrs col yrsts aud daughter aoys,
Skinner, " : csoSsetl lady and child. Reater,
IIenes VISA, Capt barry, USA Mrs barry . u wocg
len, 90, nrs J,ser ard daughter W t.,a IS Amc.
con, HASKELL an lady, WI Mcpherson. W Barshsmak
BonAv s-6srh Kate ri.ooIn--s A Bstsss " csvaa.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, septtmb.r ~ bv the Rev. DR.. Franois
Prinon at The residence Of John Erowpsoo CRY Of
Brooklyn. JoHN H. BisLsND, OF Iowa, to Mics FANNfs
ASHTON BsowNsor.
At - Psul church, Sing Sing, "Wednesday Sep
tembey 20 by the Rev Charles IL. fialsey GsoRsE A.
BnA.pRFTH. E.q- 10 Miss VlRGf-A, daughter Of Hon.
AercD Yard all of the former place.
On Thur day. September 70. NJ Sc Andrews. Harlem,
BY be Rev Bsroard Draper Mr.. JoHa PsoPuer to
Mis AN ELIZA BRAoy daughter OF the late William
Bfady Efd all Of tbis city
screD.c'sdy papers please copy.
on Tu@day September a. At tho Houston street Pres.
bjteran church by the Rev. Il 8 ! Dickipson Mr..
BRIAN WIENER 70 MIS-. MARssRET Pa.zgs all 81 this city
IN "Wednesday Eeprsm,r-. 20 by the Rev Or Spencer
II Cone the Rev CBARlEs g soSns - to Mist ELIZA d.
SEYMOUR al ni Thu city.
At Baltimore rues day September IL ct &c PotoTs
church. by the Rev Or Atkinson 4. Rowan HsaBLr-
To> Jr 10 ARAhELLs daughter Of the late Major stans
bury, u. y A.
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On Wednesday morning 221 instant on his 77th birth
day at biz fesideDcc Staten Island the Rev PH'LIp
MILLEDOIFE II ID
On Thur.cay. september ~ ManosREr wife Of the
late Rev PhiDp wileooler " u.
fun. mi from the North Dutch church. Saturday At
~ clock
In oontq nence of the death Of Mrs Mnledoler. the
fupcsl q Dr. niiedorr Is postponed uo Saturday ~
IL O'Clock
At Huntington l.. Thursday. September a.
NEWELL NoolSEr Of the frm of ). K. Woolsey Co, OF
this city.
ri r'nsins will b. brought 20 williamsburg aud the
tunersl viii take psr. to morrow afternoon AZ ocosk
fr Tho Dpkhy tersn clutch, ~ south Third and
Fif streets Ills friends are invited TO stend without
further po,cs.
On Tbursdsy, September 81 MssDmEI-a RRowE
daughter o. Apnet Us ana sarah Brown sg.d S.srs
ncntbs and dsJs
The freDd 81 tho parents respectfully invited 20
attend the funers this afternoon at ooiook 81
West street.
Welcome, Saviour 10 my heart,
poss,~eed thy humble throne,
BID every Iivsi bebGe depart
And oBim rne for thy own
ON Wedpesosy pember a. sfter abort, but sev"'"
Hines CnssLFs sWPuraD. u. -.
e r,lxrvvs and fieDds snd tborr az his fssssf sou
u Sh. pherd are respectfully invited 90 stsesi ns .a
rsi frtm hi, ste residpbce No 81 Wa-hins1n ~.
Bototen, this morniag Vt ~ O'Clock, vsb"ss fs -
vttstio0
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Police Intelligence.

n Dishonest Clerk Charge Of Embes siement Yesterday
officer Patterson Of the lower Police Court arrested
med jonathan Wood q warrant Issued by
Justice O.born wherein the accused stand charged with
embcEz'ipg from his employers Messrs Work 4 Drake
produce merchants. No u Water street at different
times OF money amounting 10 upwards Of 500.
The facts To by Mr. Work before the folice
Court show that Wood bad boon in their employ as a
clerk and sent 10 collect bl due the but
instead Of ing the thus collected the
cd has appropriated certain portion Of the moneys to
his own The following have already been dis
covered embezzeu = Sl56 from Daniel Alien. No
Battery place; Sl56 from Fowler Il Mitchell, No 2I7
" a. bling ton street. and Sal from Whtock, Nichols &
Co, No "a Front street S2s5 from Abrah sm Leg
gstt All the above of money have been embezslei
Ly Weed while acting CLERK TO the Arm sbov. stated
The ombegzlement Il tbis money has oil been done
within The st men h. Tho magistrate committed the
cused 20 PRISON o auswer the charge
7Tost n Mie rien fer passing Colnfceit Bank Notes.
Yesterday We noticed the arrest OF man ned John @
Eaon. charge OF passiDg conuteri ten aud t~cu
doiisr bills on the aamon Bank. Boston He VAS SUBJ
s+qus nifty discharged from ody. the parties
whom the bad b had beeo passed failed Identify Ito
ptioner the man from whom they received the bills
A DESCRIPTION Of The pertcn who passed the spurious
money given 10 officer Keee of the Chiefs aids
wbo during The day succeeded in nptuns Nike Brien
well known personags 10 the police manufacturer
and passer Of count, rfvt money This man was con
the Office az TIE Chief Of Police and detained
III the complaining parties were pent for win, at onos
identified him the person from they received the
counterfeit money. IL seems that ten dotsr
bill Of this spurious money wss passed on Mr..
v illiSm Magic assistsnt treasurer at the Broad
way M, atrc; si.o. similar bill Hr. Henry Wood,
Woods Minstrel The accused being identi0nd in
Pacb case as the ptr-ob passing said money the Mayor
committed t to prison for trial The prisoner has al
ready served term Of years in the STATE prison for pass
Tg counterfeit money The notorious uouors shepherd
at present. in the State prisoo for passing bad money Is
sitter TO the prisoner Tue whole family. Ia fact are
DEALER H. anc manufacturers Of counterfeit money.
n hirenic Pichpccke.-A boy named Janice NTH
yesterday officer Jones Of the Eighth ward
police, accused Of picking the pocket OF lady named
Margaret Howell Of port monnaie containing six dol
lars The boy 20 pick the lady pocket by Mr.
Sanders who geve the alarm and thus caused tue arrest
Of the young rogue The boy conveyed before
Justice McGrath, who committed him 20 prison for
trial.
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Teiegraphic Marine Reports.

BOsrON, Sept II
ArrivedShips Norman, Lverpooi Josephine Cranstsdt
Mary Ann, and Adene, London barks Trinidad;
Matanzas Shields Challenge (Br) Glasgow; brig vuture
Malta
Cleared-Shirs Raran. and Josiah Brsdies, NOreans;
bsrkr Maria, -; Rising Star, SpeLzis; schr Cooley
Co, NSorh.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept q
ArrivedBark Creole Londonderry, with 225 passengors
(spoke 18th, bark Robert for Boatonl.
Ai6o bark Emily Banning Cages 9Th inst
Left 1T Aux Cages, schrs Lewis Howard and Monsoon
Of ard Boston,
Belov-A ship (aupposed the westmorsisnd, from Ii
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CIT Y N e W S.
Arrival or billy Iowlcgs and his Corn Pasisu
Simiaolc Indians.


Arrival OF billy Bowlcgs and his Corn pssisn
simsnoic Indians.
Thee tistinru she'd arrived yesterday by the
Anboy line u ahOu, hait pest IL O'clock with General
Latber Blake, and i@mediateiy conducted TO the
Aser'csn Hotel where rdey are Il present staying
The party consists Of
l. Biny Borczs-so yssre old hereditary chief Of the
SemiI oss; Deph - o,d N,ccaoopy chief When the sar
Of 1855 commenced desceaosnt Of old King Payne,
wro fought Gen Newman Of Georgia In ISL mooonops
q John jumper son ~ jumper famous VIZ chief Of
the nation; spoihtr neplsw Of Aicconopy oid jumper
is dead
s. Choco,e Tusterugse. a Micessukis chief from Sam
Jopeei to-n Jones. or ArpisrkA a. he Is called
Neccss Em.n ala another chief of the seminoles yet
g. Tusrhatha Fmsih,,
ssrpsrkr. Yocois csx.s--ehiefs from the Semiuoes
Arksssss she vif the Florida Indians, 20 persuade
them "a go Wet
Z Abrsm the old negro Interpreter.
Billy Bowlegs i . y-ry fue fellow and the term ap
Piled to him whstrerit may have been to his progen
tor compiet, m,sooDer finer or more symmetr
os Of hi be found OF all the Indians
accompanying him he perhaps the least In stature-bs-
Ing not more than feet seven eight inches in
height while the others generally exceed six feet.
Billy was very much f.ugued by HE voyage and dis
inclined to into discussions upon any serious sub
jectA; what he did very much to the purpose
and expressed IN perfectly ineligible English in fact h,
epeaks The language 18th great aud ectnesbo
ter than old Abraham he interpreter
At the American they accommodated with two ad
dining rooms, in OF which the Chief and his two
companions sleep the remainder In the next ad
dining
Last evening they Ill proceeded to Nibios where the
Chief proclaimed that the p. form hrstrate
After which they home quite fstigued with thelr
days travel On their return TO their hotel they
ceived many call. various persons but being very
much fatigued IL. Chief obliged Go 60 to bed ex
pressing bis wish to MT friends another occasion
Their dres~ Is principslly Of material bought, they
esy, Of the ~hit. asd consists OF pair Of tights
hose and loose cotton tuDic ornsmented according
fancy with bands Of heads. 80.
The Chief shawl turbaDlike enclosed In silve
ring round his head wben,c Issue several ostrich feath
err
The bead dresses of the others various.
Each Chieftsu metal silver gorget
on his breast the humber and size depotng his rank
BILLY has four very large ones.
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u at their head and they sssxt ceFsaSg s0pAg1
paper They expese much ffoa Neg Yerk ctty
WM T. DowLIso-wby not estabtsh - sssaiusa
paper,
caAipMAr-A ftee aoi pAper
mr HusrircTos-It looked we'll to see the wig syra-
cu,e Conversation adopting he baltimore pie fr0
Mr. EueFNs LiIvKE q German, OF the Shskspesre He
tel hey 10 said-snce others elvag cheering tot~iu
gepce be would also give them lie forDeety uvvA
II Ohio and he received lately stter fro1 fren
res iding there He would read IL for tb~a Hs sbe0
r,sd 10 effect that the chsnces Of SCOT greet
the chances Of Pierce very ma for 'be dem
the North ~ the State all h0ing the tiokst OF
the National Convention OF ths democracy. They hid
established psper there oied tho Indepeadess
Democrat.
The meeting then adjourned and the ing oom-
mittee retired into private cxucus.
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The cuban Guard.--sIeetlng 70 Orgnnlre.

meeting Was held yesterday evening At tho West.
chester oue Of Broome strest and the Bowery
pursusnt TO advertisement In order 20 organize
solve upon the Of organizing military company
70 be called the fret company Of the first ressent OF
Cuban Guards" The assembly took place In atios
room up stairs and about forty ave persons, native
American citizens and Creole present Mr. Eaooh
Camp was called 10 the chair senior Talon acted ~
Vice Chairman, and Senior Armas "a Secretary Mr.
Camp st~ted the oegect Of the nseeng ~hiob said
was tor the pupcss gsawsliy of beinsag assst ksAy
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