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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
Lake Superior News.

The las, number Of the Lake Superior
Journal published during the winter al
Detroit) is filled with news from the min-
ing regions from which we condense as fol.
lows:
The Northwest mine continues very
prosperous The winter season is most
favorable for its being worked owing to the
free circulation Of air. This is the case
with oil the mines to a greater or less OK
tent. Seventeen new buildings have been
added 10 those already erected upon this
mine.
The Phoenix mine was 10 commence op
erations early in the Spring.
The Iron City, The Eureka and the
Northwestern mines were all getting along
finely. News from the Sault up to Janu.
ary Sd, represent the winter as having besn
uncommoniy mild with not more than q
foot Of snow.
The propeller Napoleon. Capt. Reder,
left that place on her lasttrip Nov. 30ih
aud returned Dec. 10, making later trip
than ever before known. s'@ .,tssz
The schooner Algonquin arrived on Dec.
9Th after enconntering a severe gale.
The propeller Independence is hauled
out half way on the Canada side for the
purpose Of receiving her new engine.
The Baltimore was some eigh. rods on
her way across The portage.--Ptdin Dealer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29

{
A SpInIRUAL JOKE The ". Y Tribune
says: @The Rev. H. Bushnell, Of Hartford
Conn, has been lecturing at length on Spir-
itualism'-of course, in opposition to the
Mordern Manifestations Andrew jack
son Davis has more recently been replying
to him. One evening last week DIR Bush
nell vas to give his closing lecture, and Da-
Wis gave one the evening before.-In the
course of it. he said in substance. @La-
dies and gentlemen, as one evidence Of the
reality OF accuracy Of this Clarivoy ance, Pre-
vision or whatever you please to term it, !
will now give YOU the lecture which Dir.
Bushnell ,oiv give Tomorrow evening"
whereupon be proceeded tolreel of what he
declared that lecture would be, several oil
the audiances taking notes. These walked
In at DR.. b. 'slectufe next evening, notes in
hand and 10! the Dr.'s Lecture proved Der
tabina what Davis had declared it would be
the evening before g. s2s e35
We give this story as tits flying about,
only warrantiug that i. has lost nothing in
its progress from Hartford bither. We un-
aerstand that the faets in the case, what
ever they may be are to be duly authentica.
ted and published. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
ONO LEGISLATURE.

SENATE-The Salary Bill was recon-
mi,ted with instructions TO fix the fallowing
salaries: Auditor 81 500, TreasuIer$l,- =
5OO,. Secretary 81, 400.
The Tax Bill has been ordered to be en-
crossed.
A report upon the "Bridge 0rder'- Of
the Board Of Public Works ordered 10 be
printed. !. ~ =. :.
Attorney Generals salary fxed at Si,>
500., 80 i.-sAa = = 71sr; y 49,
HousE-Mr. Hughes offered a resoiu
ton that no sexcuse..he received hereafter,
except in cases of III health and the. nnmes
of absen,ees be entered ON the journal and
published by reporters in their regular re-
ports Laid on the table 8 7-- =
The Bill authorizing Railroad companies
10 change their guage in certain cases was
passed. s .efs L. J. -
! Resolutions adopted asking the general
government 10 ceGe their interest in Inc
National Road west Of Springfield to the
State of Ohio.
Penitenliary Bill ordered to be engross'
ed.-Plain Dealer, March 26.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
A Nest Bloody Aifair-Fonr Persons
Murderered!

We have in the Louisville Courier, Of
Tuesday, an account Of a most bloody trag-
edy, scar Lancaster, Ky. On Saturday
evening, Russell Hill, Isaiah Hill, Freder-
ick Hill, and two or three boys, sons of
Isaiah and Frederick, were returning home-
ward from Teetersville, accompanied by
DIR. o. P. Hill; just as the party got op
posite to tobacco house, (Which had been
fortified, on Scott's Fork Of Sugar Creek,
they were fred upon, and Russell Hill fell
mortally wounded. His Brothers aud neph-
ews nastened to his assistance. The fire
from the house still increasing, he remark
ed, You can do me no good, boys; they
haus killed me; do the best you can, and
expired. The Hills then charged upon the
house, and Isaiah tlil was killed just as he
was getting over the fence. The door of
the house was forced by the remaing Hills,
and the fight continued with short arms and
bowie-kniyes John Sellers was shot by a
son Of Isaiah Hill, (l2, or IA years OF age,)
and fell and expired after having received
other shots through the head. William
Crisman was shot by the same boy, when
in the act OF stabbing Fred. Hill with q
bowie knife. Crisman died. having on his
body one pistol shot aad fifty three wounds
inflicted with knifs. A. man by the
name Of Alversen, and another by the
name OF Samuel Sellers, (of the house party
were slightly wounded. E
Thus four persons were massacred, Rus
sell and Isaiah Hill, John Sellers and Viii
liam Crisman but what was the cause Of
the tragedy is not yet stated. q
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29

s. The CaYsrAL PALAcE IN Nkw YoRK.-
The common council Of New Y York city
have granted the sois occupation Of Reser.
-yoir Square upon 18th ST., near the 9Th -Av.
enue to RosfRr4 R.pDLs 81 Co., for the
erection Of a scrystal palace, providing
that the price Of admi ssion per individual
shah be not more than fifty cents. The
building ssill cover an area Of about l06, :
900 square feet, and can. be built and put
improper order for, "a sum not exceeding
SOC, 600. An executive committee with
THEo. SEDewIcx as chairman, has been
'sppoiutsd to carry out tbes details Of The
proposed exhibition.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
Cheap Railroad Iren.

! The Erie Railroad Company have lately
purchased, TO aid in double track, six
thousand tons of railroad iron at forty i've
dollars per ton, payable in stock, at its par
value. This amounts to two hundred and
seventy thousand dollars.
Here is the secret of SO much foreign iron
being purchased for railroads in this coun-
try, to the great chagrin Of the tariff pro-
tectionists, the iron is exchanged for the
stock Of the roads, kind oftfafic which
our home manufactures don't engage in.
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Rumored Tragedy in ddridge County.

-
Six MEN AND ONE WoMoN KiLLED.-A
Fairlnount (Va. paper, Of march 10th,
says:-A report was brought here on
Thursday, by the mail carrier from clarks.
burg, to The effect that a horrible and
wholesale murder was committed in West
Union, Doddridge county, on last Wednes>
day night, Six men and one woman are
said to have been cruelty murdered. Mon.
ey is supposed to have been the object. as
$22 900 are said to have been taken by
the perpetrators. 1t Is thought that this
crime, and the escape of Owens from
Clarkesbuig Jail. were both effected BY
three men, strangers, who came to Clarks-
burg on the Sunday evening proceeding,
and who are now suspected to lie accom-
plices of Jacques and his gang.
They a.e thoughtto have helped Owens
out out Jail by letting rope down the
chimney and drawing him up. He is
known to have since taken a boat at Par.
kersburg, on the Ohio river, and it is fear
ed he will escape. The other parties lett
Clarksburg ON Wednesday, reaching West
Union the same night. Stopping at the
same mouse with parry OF PefSons moving
west, and either knowing or learning that
the movers had money. the villains rose in
the night and murdered euery human being
but themselves about the house, and escaped.
One OF them, who writes his name Crea-
shoot or Crashot,was seen coming from
West Union TO Clarksburg, on Thursday
morning before daylight, or about that time
was riding gray horse and coming di-
rectly towards Clarksburg. He is describ-
ed as being small man with dark eyes
and whiskers, and wears large nous
taehe. ss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
la cb,neery.

Higey, Rodney
H gley ,o,isHlsley
TIME said Lscius H. Fitch, nonresident OF
Il The State of Ohio, 10 hereby notified tnat on
above emitted cause filed in the Office Of the Clerk
Of said Court, ON the .Chancery slde thereof, bis
Bill Of Complaint, setting forth therein amo"g 9th
er things that be, The SAID complainant, had put
chased of the said Lucius II c Fitch certain cor
tracts fer certain lands, situate in the township OF
Hiram in said county Of Portage, viz. his said Luz
cus H Fitch,s iniefest in a written contract
made January 4th, 1885, for the purchase OF ore
half acre Of land in said Hiram, by and between the
complainant and ;said franklin Blsekmer, and by
the complainant sold to said Lucius u c Fitch Jd.
Iy Ist iS4l, and atcrwads BY sad Lucus II c Fitch
sold and conveyed 10 the compiainant.s Also his
the "a Lucus Fitsh's interest in certain
contract for the purchase Of one half acre Of land
situate IN said Hiram township, made by aud be-
tween said I.ucius H c Fnchiand Hector gty and
HarrIett H,gIey. The bill charges that the CON.
piaiuart paid the said Lucius Fitch the full
value of said land, and that said Seth Wales Fitch
had full knowledge of the premises. Yet the SAID
Seth asd the said Lucus II C Fitch, fraudulently
connivins and colluding together to cheat and de-
fraud the complainant, pretended that he the said
Lucius H Fitch sold bis said interest in said Land
10 said Seth Wales Fitch, and that he the said
Seth Wales Fuch has procured deed OF the first
piece of land. Ths bill prays that said fraudulent
contract between said Seth Wales Fitch and Lucius
H C Fitch be tannulled and held for nsught, and
that the complainant have made 10 him 9 .od tile
to said lands.
The said Lucus H c Fitch is hereby no,ilied that
unIess he plead, answer 4or de muf TO said bill,
within sixty days aer the rising OF the next term OF
said court, The same will be taken a. 10 him COZ.
-fessed and decreed upon accordingly. s=.,.
sa37a srRAWDER e. BRBWN,
Soils. for comp.
Rayenna, March 26, 1854. 6s356
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL of the SteamshiD Europa.

English Parliament rs-assembltd-Fres
= Trade Policy TO be Considersd-Im-
portam Rumors from France.
New YosK, March -.
The Europa arrived here to day.
ENeLAND.-A meeting of liberal mem-
bers Of Parliament was held a, Lord John
Russell's, on the lllh, at which his Lords
ship urged the expediency of bringing the
Government TO on immediate issue. on Free
Trade; accordingly, Mr.. Villers is TO in.
yite the Government 10 explain their inten.
tions on the same.
Parliament re. assembled on the, 18th. !
SPAiN.-The Government continues its
system Of annoyance towards the pnblic
journals. On the Sd, no less than six were
seized.
GERMANY.-A Berlin Journal states thai,
the dissension which arose between Austria
and the United States, respecting the re.
cep,ion of kossuth, may be considered TO
bearranged. ..... !.
FRANcE.-A decree in the Mouitsur
declares that any public funclionary refus-
ing 10 take the oath of the constitution and
to Louis Napoleon, will be regarded as
having given in his resignation.
Marshall Marmoni, Duke Of Ragusa,
died at Venice.
M. Guinard has received an uncondilion-
oil release from his Imprisonment at Duel-
lon.
The bus. of Louis Napoleon is TO be-
placed in each Of the Eighty.six thousand
communes in France.
The impression gains ground that the
occasion Of the opening of the chambers
on the 29th will be seized upon to declare
Louis Napoleon as Emperor.
Henceforth, the right Of Education is TO
be exclusively enjoyed by the state and the
church. sEE
The Chairs Of Professors are to be sup
pressed. - =
M. Argot Marras,, one of the greatest
men Of the February revolution, died on
the 10Th instant.
The defni.ive nrming Of the for,ifcation
of Paris is going on with great activity.
The .Kaffir war IS concluded by un:on-
di,ional surrender Of the Kafhr's.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
DAGUERREOTYPES.

NTR. THOMAS MURPHY, having become sole
IH1 proprietor of the rooms formerly occupied
by b. s. Morrill, and himself, has taken into parts
nership Mr.. C. Gortnn. They would most respects
fully announce TO the ladies and gentlemen of RAJ
VIENNA, and surrounding country, that they shayt
fitted up the rooms, and now ready to take pic
lures in style not surpassed in The State. No
trouble will be spared to make every thing pleas.
ant and agreeable, aud give entire satisiacsion.-
Pictures taken fo. - aasz Is
ONE DO L LAR
and upward. A good variety Of plain and fancy
stock always on hand.
Call and see us. MURPHY GORTON.
Ravenna, March 9, 1852 354
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estate OF Ros~ ell Manly, ia.e OF Nelson, Por-
9 Dated al Garreussil,e lhIS iaaa day Of March, A.
d. 1851 s5a-6.. 0KyiLLE MANLY.
arhe State Of Ohio leouu Of Com. p Pcas. v.ca,.on
Portage Co. s.s. sier Match Term 1882.
Hugh K. Martia, Adm'f5
otiisnry gserty, dss'd .e
Heirs of s,d Henry Hag >Ps,ition TO sell.
gerry, / Ephraim Sahin,. B. 5rEf eg.s,5,<a. =
M. Hutchinson, Giyiord -. .,.,.,:
Hale, Inn D. Green.
SIytiE said John D. Green, q hnn-i eside at of tss
i STATE of 0hio;is hereby ncaiied thar aA ihe
25,h day OF Mach A D. 1859, sfhe petntoHer IN the
above eatitted cause fled in the Office of the CLERK
of said Court, his amended peusioa, therein setting
forth, among other things, that 10 the moan q
June A. D 1880 sad Henry ,iiaggery decesst =,
purchased OF said John d. Green aad Giytord
Hale, certain tract o. laad 10 ~ petition de.
scribed situate in the townshp Of Sulbsid, said
County OF Pottage, containing one acre of land
for the sum Of Ave hundred doilsrs, ninety dollars
of which sum paid at the iime. The petitioe-
or further charges that the said Green and hale
had nc at the time have, they the ti:i. 20
said land, but the fee ihereofis in OIL. 81. Hueh.
inson. The prayer of said bill 10 that said Green
and Hale be decreed TO make The petitioners good
title to said iands, or that they bss compeiIsd to
cancel said contract and par the SAID ninety dal-
lars and the interest thereon 10 the peiioner -
such Administrator as afuresa:d. s,
The said John D. Green is hereby notified thai ua.
iess he appears, pieads, answers or demus TO sac
petition within sixty days after the rising Of kext
taken a. confessed, aud decreed upon accordingly.
sTRAWDER & BROWN,
sw356 Soils. for Petitioner.
Ravepna. March 81, 1859.
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Another DiaieuIty with England.

= 1t IS stated that grave misunderstanding
or misinterpretation Of the Oregon Bound.
airy treaty in relation to British vessels nav
igating the waters under the United States
Jurisdiction, within the Boundaries and
along the coast Of Oregon Territory is
the occasion of correspondence which
is just now going on between Mr.. Webster
and the Baitish Minister at ) Washington,
Mr.. Champion The second article of the
Treaty, defining the boundaries between the
two countries, grants only the right Of
navigation the Hudson's Bay Compa.
ny and all British subjects trading with the
same, or SO much Of the great notbefn
branch OF The Columbia river. as is within
the boundaries Of the United States, and
from the point where that branch meets the
main stream of the Columbia out to The
ocean 3wilh free access into and through
the said river or rivers. it being understood
that all the usual portages along the line
thus described shall in like manner be free
and opens" sa.l=ssat-
There are no other stipulations in the
Treaty touching the point at issue, save one
other, which reserves to the United States
Government the exclusive right OF making
such regulations "a regard to commerce and
navigation on those waters as it may see
fit. and agress that British subjects trading
with the Hndson,s Bay Company shall be
upon the same footing. with their vessels
and merchandise, in navigating those wa.
ters,as citizens Of the United Stetes.-Pitts
F0St. 34ayssS *4 ~ s u
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
DsArH OF Coz. Bnsron's ONLY SON. :

DEATH OF Col. BENron's ONLY soN.-
The St. Louis Union Of the 18th says:
We regret to announce the death Of this
young gentleman, the only son Of Col
Thomas II Benton. He was but % years
Of age,and was cut down in the very bloom
Of health and manhood, giving ont every
promise Of a long and distinguished future.
- The Times says: 4, 5sgsH.-s ~
On Tuesday, the 10th. he was one Of
the IN yriad that met Kossuth; !; on Thursday
the 9Th, be was al the St. Louis Uniyersi.
ty, arranging with tbs, President for some
branches ofstudy On which be was eager
to eater: that night he was taken ill lat
sunrise on the l7th, he had breathsd his
last. z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
Gold Discoveries.

The mai from Sunta Fe brought letters
to4he ST.. Louis Republican dated The 3o.h
of january, confirming the previously re-
ceiyed accounts OF extensive gold discoveries
in New Mexico. The following is from
good authority. .srss.
About thirty gentlemen left here on the
9th for the Rio Gila in search Of gold
About the lst Of January last, Messrs. Sui
Ivan, Chasteen, and II. Johnson arrived
from the Gila, bringing with them large
specimens of gold. Meetings have since
been held-and in the short space Of one
month, there has been party Of between
thirty i've and forty-fve persons organized
and already left for the GiIa. Our plaza
presented quite cene whilst the company
we're on the eve of departure; and should
judge the company will get along well, as
it has very gen.lemanly and enterprizing
man as Captain, A. c.. Love A great
many Of our best citizens have left; and i,
is anticipated that the mines will turn out
as much as those of California.
Mr.. Sullivan told me that be probed the
earth in several places, and that he never
fuiled, in one single instance, in finding the
precious metal. Messrs. G. and ]. corob-
crate the statement. yl.ss ,a-zs
/ saw a specimen of the gold. and it was
acknowledged to be of the finest qualify BY
or jewelers. 1t is no. gold dust, but is
found in Jumps the size Ola pen, and some
Of the specimens were as large as fife
ball.
These are doubtless only discoveries of
the old gold region SO extensively worked
many years ago, and which were abandon.
ed ON account Of the fierce warfare waged
against the miners by the Indians. .7ss
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
AgricaItnraiG Notice.

THE Board of Gosernnent Of Portage County
Agricultural Society will meet at the office Of the
of April next, al 10 O'Clock A. A. A full atiend-
ance is requested. -5.s - = -
All members Of The Society who feel an ihteres,
in the proceedings of the Board, invited 10 meet
with them. The folowicg named septlemea com
pose the Baard.
Dlsid MrIo,osh, n. "A. Giaeu, "A. A. Harris
William Goldman, E. p. Bfainerd, Pomeroy Reed
Bhnj. F. Pardee, Wallace Williamson, r: J
Thompson, Marcus r. Spellman. "a -:
a. A. HARRIS, Secretary.
Rayenoa. March %. 1852, y 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29

The Locofoco Governor OF Mary
land has made clean sweep Of the Wings
in office, having removed already over t,oo
thousand - Wing paper. - So,
Do the Wings pretend to say that they
had two thousand Of their party fastened
upon the offices of one State at q time =
Some boys had better never tell tales on,
of school. Statesman.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29

TRouBLE AMONG THE WHIes.-The
wlIig journals IN New York are all at log
8erbeads about the next Presidency. The
Gourier IS for Webster against The world
ihe Express If for Fiilmofesa ind the ispoils;
and the Tribncs is savagely in favor Of
General Scott Delegates to fbe Presiden-
fisl convention will soon be e.elected byaths
wings In the city and throughout the State.
anda warm lime may be- expected at the
eieclien. e. Z J. - .
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
FARM FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers his farm for sale situated
Il one mile and fourth from GarettsviiIe, towards
Nelson center, containing one hundred. acres Of
land, well timbered and watered, with good never
falling spring OF water in every lot and two large
watering ,roughs near the barn. Good buildings,
convenient Tor dairy, two good orchards, and aix-
ty.two head of young cattle, two and three years
old; Fl We horses, machine in the wood-bouse that
will cut one hundred cords of stove wood in one
day with one horse, and machine in the barn that
will ihresh and cut five hundred bushels Of straw
fine for feeding in one day with one horse and one
man to tend it. The farm will be sold with or with
on. the stock or machinery. 49,
WE. STOWE.
Nelson, March i7ih 1852. 4w356.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-03-29
at THE RAHENNA
HARDWARE S'fORE

I'M AZ be fousd Axes, Saws, Cbissls, Pfsasfress,
INl Door handles, Locke, ssoyeis and roses.
Knives ard Forks, Hsm.aers. Hssehc,s, sadiros.,
Miucrg Knives, cesiec and Spice- Mills, cs.ds asi
Curry combs, B,ashss. Sseeraps, Butts and Screws,
Screw drivers; Rstrs, Beveis, Cages, sssel spd
Try Sqdares, Measpres, Board Rules, sprirg hal.
apses, Sieelyards, ManeabIa wrought Carriage : saS
.TinisataR Nails, Tscks, Foot Ssovas, Ru her
Cloth, Coach Lace, GIsth and Ram web, BuekIas.
Chains, Hames, IRIaileabfes Castings. and . ret
sr,eiy of articles hub efto kept ,n this srk.,
which are offered low for the hard oI car,sasx.
- WAs FRAZIER.
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ASz3Sao S.17..si. %''
FIRE AND LIFE lNSUfsANCE
ETNA ms. COMPANY,
Of Utica. N. y.

: OF UTICA. NJ y. -
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o: B ,stnn, Mass.
: PROTECTION ms, COMPANY,
Of Hartford, Conn
: The Subscriber having been appointed Agent for
the above Com mpauies, will issue Policies on the
most favorable terms. t,xsq
ErThe abnve Comp anies stand among the best
managed aud safest .surance Companies in the
coun:Aj. .3 4&ses53E$t
Applications made TO J s. HERRfK.
General Insurance Agency Office, Rayenna, O..