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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-10-05
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In Brmfeld. on the evening of the 25h of Sept, by
Elder c. C.. Clarp, Mr.. EDWARD A. Parsons and
Miss MARI j. Underwood. =
At the residence of Mr.. P. Gascall ,inWarren Sept
2eth, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr. A. c. BuRyEII
of Ravenna, and Miss ELLEN NJ SurPih, of Waf-
rem.
BY the Rev. ]. w. Hill, in Mantua, Sept. 29th, Mr..
WILLIAM SLATER of Edingburg, to Miss MARIA A.
EXCEL of DeerGeld.
In Ravenna the End inst, at the residence of
Capt G. G. Russell, by N. D. Clark, ESQ, ALBERT
G. RUSSELL. of Rootstown, TO Miss CAROLINE G.
RUSSELL, of Ravenna
AT the Freedom House, in Drakesburgh, on the 2ud
inst, by O. l.. Drake, EsI., MIR. WILLIAM Woop-
ARD and Miss JANE MoasE.
At the time and place by the same, MIR. GEO.
New BERRY, and Miss a BnA W GODDARD, all of Frank
lin.
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For The OHIO
Esarr:al, for the Peoples Line! ESur%
rah! Iurrala!i
Brinfeld, Sept. 81

Brinfeld, Sept. 30ih.
Fifst must ask for hsheaitb ofopr ex senator.
He did great things down here at little school
house, and had not Sir William Kelso been very
b iliiant he wonld have shined some. saw short
letter on the constitution over his name 10 the
Se"f"ef, saw another in the Whig on subject
about which he knew less ifpossihe than the con-
siitatiaD. and 10 sign it he wrote his name Ran
som A. GnmI tiou. Is he sick. mad or fool
b2 Dnnt let Sirawder or The man ,ha;
td he truth in Cereiaad know any thing about it,
hut we Of Brim6e,d have doffsd the yoke of Bill
Kelso and gofhe peoples line At.
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some Pumpkins.

Here's something 10 crow over ALEXANDER
TorrIEe Esq of this village has raised from one
vine, the product of one seed, thiiteen fine large
pun,pk ins, varying in.weight from ten TO thirty
one pounds. Totaiweight t,co hundred and forty
pounds! This is something in the pumpkin line
worth talking of. Mr.. T.. "si,ting under his own
vine,' challenges all pumpkin,lom 10 come up to
the scratch with an equal yield Of yankee pie-fx-
ina.
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OLD STARK BoLTlNe!-Mure bolting Old
Stark is rent. Siarkwheather and David *. Cart
ter head bolt, and there is q "deucod stir" in
the county. Indeed, all about, from Lucas 10
Columbianu, in Tuscarawas, Holmes, Carol,
the Old Line" is beset with difficulties rent
with divisions. - True Dem.
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NEW FALL
WIMTRRD GooDs.

{ GREENFiELDER. has Just received The
areS and most splendid stock of the best and latest
ton of the country which for style finish and i
cannot be surpassed Ny stock of coats consists ot
tershan blanket, felt broad CLOTH and satnet Pc
also endless variety ffrock dress sack and ho t
pants vests and boys clothing Of every kind quality md
azs s- ~, % ia Furnishing Goods, s.asz
From the finest white linen to the cheapest hickory shirts
wrappers drawers socks gloves cravat stocks neck ties
suspenders handkerchief shirts. collars trunks yalises
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubbers etc
.- Come one all and give call
And will try to suit you all -,
c. .GREENFIELDER.
Raveuna, Sept Goth 1853.
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Pledged tv EEgE Irl.

The Temperance men in Stark County have
questioned candidates. Ths two old line demo
cratic candidates for The Legislature answer fiat
footed, that they are opposed to the Maine Law,
and if elected will vote against it! Thus the
democratic candidates everywhere are pledging
themselves to rum.
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g The Cleveland Police Court. is to be held
In the second story of the watch house, situated
upon back street, 10 on out Of the-way place.-
The Forest City thinks hat the health of the court
will be placed ii opardy, and lis "olfactory or
gans" offended, by its proximity TO the filth and
stencil created by the drunken unfortunates there
in confined.
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Drowned.

A man named Jahn Smith was drowned at the
IA mile lock near Cleveland last Friday night
He was employed a canalboat, was sent ahead
to prepare the lock for passing when he fell into
the lock and was drowned. We believe this
Smith has been living in ihis township for some
stime past Two dolEtrs in bills, and twenty five
cents in silver together with receipt signed by F.
Burton, Rasenna May goth, were found upon his
persou,t 6 sL=SS -zss
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Hiulat Ahnrdi

1t is said there is prospect of a heavy bolt
from tue democratic ranks in favor of Samuel
Lewis. The veteran champion OF freedom aud
temperance may yet be Governor. Let every
friend of goodness then strive to secure every pos
sible vote--throw vote away on hopeless can
d.dates. - -------- -------
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EI3ffOOtpd!

The Democratic cand dates in CuyaEoga County for
the Legislature. have written letters pledging them
selvesf elected TO every effort the pass
age of the Maine Law.
We ask temperance voters what Eope they can
have, with old line De mocratic Legislature, of see
ing the passage of prohbitory liquor law! We speak
as unto wise men, and ask all TO act raonaly-o ac
as It becomes consistent and true men.
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To the POiiS.

Let no light cause keep voters from the polls.
Ran'or shine, let voter stay Mt home Let ac-
tive friends be on hand TO convey the intirm and
the aged in wagons to the polls Let US be wide
awake and give the rummies no childs play.
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Meeting at Garre,stv.l,e.

The moeti5g at GarrettsviIle to- morrow, of
course will not be forgotten. Let US go up and
take counsel together and make demonstration
that will be terror to evil doers
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: t IS Ear The Ohio Star.
Peoples Line Ahead.

Paris, Sept. 27th, '53..
Dear N,i--Paris is aroused. We shall be
ont at the GarrettsVille meeting. Let other
towns do half as well this and our ticket is cleo
ted Our judge that was, has read me out of the
Democratic party. but shall have plenty Of com
pany if he excommuuicates all Democrats who go
the PEOPLE S TICKET T.
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NEAL Dow, DIR. JFwErT, of Mass. and Cen
CAREY speak to the citizens of Trumball Co. on
the 9TH inst. upon the issues now before the peo-
pie of Ohio. The above named gentlemen are
eapitally fitted for the work in whch.they are en-
gagged. and are accomplishing vast deal for the
SlsiBn Law in Ohio s.s.
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A Teachers Institute was held in Warren.
Trumbuil county, last week. The Transcript
says that about forty males, and over one humid
red aud fifty females were in attendance. The
first four days cfihs week were devoted to giving
instruction to the members of the institute, by
lectures on the principles, and best methods of
teaching all the elementary branches of Education.
The two last days were occupied in examining the
Teachers, DE. Cannot the Teachers in Portage
do likewise? II would be great benefit to them
Who will move in this matter?
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Rev. Mr.. Burr, Of the Free Church, last Sab
bath afternoon. prsaehsd, a strong :emferance SER
mon, 10 he gave the Bible yiew Of the duty
of mon atths coming election, and also urged the
hearty performances Of that duty.
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s.Hon,e Again.

After short respite, we are again at our post,
aud with our fresh nibbed penci,ready TO dot each
,assing s.iteni, and snll endeasorto keep rea-
ders posted in the locaiaud general news ofthe day.
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Co1,,,icrflfeits.

The country is overaowing with counterfeit
bank notes. The last one out is on the Unadilla
Bank of ostego Co. N. Y. The bills are very
nicely executed. and well calculated to deceive
Some Of the Cleveland banks have been bitten by
them.
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w- The Chardon Free Democrat, and the
Pain esvle Telegraph; both able Free Democrat
ic Journals go for Doct. Allen for Lieut.. Governor
and have placed his name in the ticket.
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New Arrival
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES

'ENiiE subscribers have just received md fresh
stock OF Eastern made boots and shoes. which with
Their large assortment of home made warranted work
OF all kinds enables them to offer superior inducements
t" purchasers to give them call befUre purchasing
where as they believe the duality and prices of their
stock Will suit such wish purchase good article
boots and shoes for the least money.
general supply of the first quality OF a. q.
SOLE AND UPPER LETTER,
French and home calf skins, moroccos Innings lasts
findings &c will be kept constantly on hand and sold
Mt u small advance on cost for ready pay.
VA NTED.
or good Jonrneymen Boot Makers.
% Cash paid fot beef hides.
GIILLS & DURHAM
Ravenna Sept 81, 1853.
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Z STATE FsIR-The a.tendance Mt Tie State
Fsie this year was larger than that ofany proceed
ing one. The cash receipts reached SIG GOO
The receipts last year wers SIP 600. 1t is sta
ted that in the mechanical and domestic depart
ments The exhibition was small. not great in
riety. elegant in style, and finished in workman :
ship, as at that of last year. The show of horses
and neat cattle was good. Large punbers were
on hand. Several of the highest premiums were
taken on the Reserve. a fs,-z4-s..zs .ls sss7t
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"FRANcoNi's HIPPoDRoME' has come and gone,
and that is the most we say in its favor unless
it is that with it came drinking and drunken row.
dies. 1t is estimated that over 900 persons were
iasde the. canvass during the afternoon and eve
ming. 81 5Ooworse than thrown away. 1t is high
time these travelling humbugs were put DOWN
The press can do ii. Will theyl -
The abaye we clip from the PanesviIle Tie
graph. We endorse it with all our heart. Let the
press follow the example of the Telegraph and we
sincerely believe that these nuisapees will
No earthly benefit is derived from them by any
one. Their influence and effect are all evil, de-
moralizing and disgusting. For our part we are
down on them" and hope TO the voice and
power of the press the country over, exerted for
the suppression of this evil. When we get the
Maine Law we can do it. err
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NOT Committed.

The Ohio Statesman of September so, says,
Judge Myers has not been committed on the
Maine Law"
A frank admssion-orpcsedt to the law, of course
he makes no commitment in its favor.
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EqUEsTRIANIsM.-The Managers of The Maho-
ming Co. Agricultural Fair. Offer as premiums for
the beet performance of Lady Equestrianism
three silver cups, valued at SIS. $40 and S5. a.,
SO premiums are TO be awarded to boys and gr!s
under thirteen years old for the best saddle per-
formanees. The Register says these premiums
are made up by voluntary contributions from vari-
ous llberalm minded gentlemen. and will not absorb
cent of the legitimate funds Of the Society.
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Matthew'S has removed his Daguerrean Gallery
10 Litsle's block, opposite the Premise House 1t
you want picture done up in the best style ofthe
art give Matthews call. A werd 10 The wise &c,
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RLAcKSaiiTHLNG

T,tie subscriber is carrying on the RiacksTith-
ing business in the shop lately occupied oy FrsaIex
Sorss-sboenc, ironing wagons bugges, carriages &e-
m,aknr and Tepang edge TOOLS Al work done prompt
y for Ready Pay and warranted to ee gone 70 WcsA
manlike manner. MsahSeS 49,. Ss4Es.l. 4
Ravcnna Sept 20 1851. tsss-Sm
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Ad dmifted.

LESTER L. BoED. ORLo w. STRONG. and
CHAs. DALRrMPLE Esqrs. of Ravenna were ad-
mitted 10 the bar at the District Court in Akron
lust week. The above named gentlemen are thor
oughly read in legal lore and will at some future
day each make his mark in the practice ofihe pro
fession. Success attend them wherever their lot
may be cast. -l ssf.s'r sssE- =.
ALBERr NJ. PRATT Esq ALSO resident of our
town was admitted in Medina Co. last week. Mr..
Pratt is ready speaker, an accomplished student,
and wiImake good practicallawyer. Weuuder-
stand he has fixed upon Bryan, Williams Co. for his
future residence. ~ L.
= n At the examination of School Teachers ON
the 30th ult., we learn that there were A cand-
ss and that certificates were gruned to the fol-
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COmmty Fair.

Quite number of people were op the grounds
Yesterday. The articles entered in point of
nuHbsr, excsed those ofany previous year. The
officers of the saciety, and many ofthe committees
have been untiring in their lubors to perfect all
necessary arrangements for ihe accommodation of
articles and visitors Floral Hall actually seems like
an enchanted palace, its beauieons decorations are
.iagarty arranged. among which We noticed sever
al excellent paintingsthe handi-work the citizens
oftbe county. Prof Shepard, of Hudson. delivers
she annual address at 2 p. M.tt-day. Our space
does NOT permit US to say more this week.
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I'D UBBER OVERsHOES.-A few cases of
II a. mems and women's metallic rubber overShoes
just rec d and for sale ...
.-..-. $500. s.--- GILLls e. DuRHAM's
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TO es,e Voters of Portage az.s SElais EIiis.
We, the women of Randolph. Portage County,
respectfully but earnestly appeal toyau own.
ard The behalf of others for redress from the evils
of 'Htemperanee. b This appalling vice woman in
her most tender relations has been peculiar suf
fsIer.
The demon presents itself at every hand, and
lures away from the psscefu freside the tender
father the beloved hus band, the afec,ioDats broth
ar; the social enjoyments Of home flee away, our
children are beggared, our homes bereft of every
comfort, all that was of good report in our loved
father husband and brother is lost and annihilated
by this consuming vice.
The orphans tears, the widows groans, the
blasted hopes of wretched wives and mothers now
bleeding and crushed by the heel of this monster
we present TO you, as you have the power of self
protection while we have not, and as you claim to
be our protectors and legal representatives, there
fore we impiore and claim at your hands protec-
ton from this Moloch.
We ask you to throw wall of defence around
u.s. by voting at the coming election for me known
as temperance men, men who will pass law sim
liar in power 10 the Maine Law-the only hope
for the ineLriaie, the salvation of our sons, the
preservation of our household peace and happiness
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THE ..cRYSTAL PALACEr, z.

THE YSTAL PALACE!.. -
full of and beautiful goods and is the
of C&J. c. Prentiss. Just received, fresh and new
and enough for 'a the world and the of Portage
county. We take pleasure in saying to customers
and friends that have just received of the largest
stocks of Fall and Winter Goods brought this
county. They selected with and will lie sold
low they can be bought the Western Reserpe
excepting the great Store of Shaiersre OF the For
est CITY, Come one, come all and judge for your
selves. e. s. J. C. PRENT1SS.
: Sentemhet onlh 1883 -
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A Complete System Of Garment Cathingf
l.5 FOR ONE DOLLAR.
NOTICE.

- 49, s9lF.- = NOTICE. as9f9s'
NHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
d tween tie subscribers, Under the firm of Kent,
Grenell g. Co. is this day Dissolved by mutual consent;
Mr.. Fl. w Gfenell having disposed and transferred
his entire interest In the the remaining part
ers who are duly authorized settle the affairs Of the
said f.ni. MARVEN KENT. 80
HENRY w. GRENELL.
CHARLES K. KENT.
= "17t GEORGE w. WELLS.
Franklin Son, ftb 1874 I2373
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JOHN p: HALE.

A beautiful Portrait Of the candidate OF the
n Free Soil Party for only 25 cents, from Daguerre
otype which the Hon. gentleman says is the best likeness
of him yet taken Every true Free Seller should have
copy of this magnificent engraving to adorn the walls Of
his paror. We have put the price so low that ALL both
high and low, rich and poor, can have copy,
Thus speak the Publishers. in introducing This Portrait
o the notice of the Public. =. uo,,,,
For sale at 5aN HALLS BOON S1OasO''
Rayenna, Nov. l6 1852.
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That plank walk on cheshut street is being laid
and from appear will be very desirable. Pe-
dsstriaus will appreciate its benefits in the muddy
season without doubt. 8 aaissi&t ,ssGE&
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UST received beautiful assortment Ginghams from
- 10 cents up. Call and see them.
Sept. 90 1853 C. & J. C. PRENT1SS.
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New hOnnet.
Egusaer Wanted.

v91JE ,h.crbcr will pay the highest price in cash. for
ali GOOD butter delivered the Ware House on the
Canal. ALnEhA AISA -: -
Ravenps, Sept. 20, 1855. 1855
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THE OHIO STAR.
Local and Miscellaneous Department.

.SsAiss NOTICE. sssss7
There viii he meeting of the Rsyenna Ladies
T.aPersnee Alliance. at the Free Church, on Mon
day evening. Oct. l0sh
Z. Mrs Hall ard Rev. Messrs Jones, Sanders and
Btnr, iare been invited 10 address the meeting.
ANN Z AUSTIN, President
Ra.enBa Oct 4ih Isss
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franklin, Sept. 9Th, 1858.
r. z "A ID THI S.

a Ii persons having notes book accounts with ].
N ii Bosiwick & will please call AMI settle he-
fore the first of November pay of collection We
wish settle with every one before going RayennG
where are in hspes of loc4 4ting in The fall. -.
N. B. We intend to commmente business upon the
only correct Peiple No tr:st but goods sold cheap
for cash and produce. =
Campbellsport Sept. 5ih, 1858.
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E AIDES DRESS GOODS-A beautiful assort-
HA of Dress Goods of every description adapted
to the fall and winter trade, just opening at
Sept. 90, 1858. C. & j. C. PREwTIss'.
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ST'RAYED OR STOLEN
sas FALL GOODS.
f.. w. Seymour,

rs now receiveg large variety of goods suitable
| FIR the season.
October 5th, 1858.
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at meeting Of the Directors of the Franklin and War
R. r. Co.. this day held, the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz: Ten per pay
able July 1853 and assessment of per cent
the end of each succeeding sixty days. until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL w. TYLER. Secretary
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B~ DIR. II. Tubbs, will be in attendance at tn
Prentiss House, "Wednesday aud Thursday, 19h
ard goth of October.
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Gardiaer's Trial.

WASHINGTON. March lS.-Mr. DeBow, Edi-
,ovof;se Southern Review, has beea appoint
% Super. nlendent of the Census, vice DR..
Kennedy, and took the oath Of Office to-day.
The trial ofDr. Gardiner was resumed this
~,oru;ng. The witness Lewis was recalled,
ard 6,r,her cross-eXamined. DR.. Mackie was
,e..ailed. and explained from Disiuinell's map
fns localities and distances of various places
referred to in Mexico.
Charles l.. Bowes was called TO the stand,
ard read the translations he had made of var
;ols documents, DR.. Carlisle looking over the
original Spanish documents at the same time.
These papers showed DIR. GARDENERS where
aboIls and connexion with mining operations
dat5uz 1914 and 1915.
ABOUT forty letters, drafts, receipts, &C.,
were translated To the Court, which clearly
showed that DIR. Gardiner had been engaged as
director ot a mine at Miradores, near Marcia,
from Nov 1874 to April 1915.
Richard L. Jones testified that Gardiner was
from Nov. 10 TO Feb. 40 and again in August
70, living III Guadalajara as Dentist and lief,
there In Feb. 40 10 go to MaZatlan.
Can't. Maddox, of the Marine corps. testified
mat he saw him at Mazaltan between April
ct,h and May 18th, 1876; saw him in the win
Ter OF As aud AZ, ami talked with him abou
having seen him at Mazaltan. The Cour
linen adjourned.
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The MARKET S.

Nav YoRK, March 19.-The money market
is stringent, but not so much SO as some few
DAYS ago. Exchange on London 9a9z prem.
The Gdvices by the Canada have had de-
pressing effect on Flour, causing prices 90 fur
ther decline. Sales Of 5000 bbls at 81 50a4 sc
for State brands, and 81 87a5 II for Southern.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal quiet. Wheat is
dull end prices declining. Sales small. Sales
OF 1900 bushels corn at 6Ie63 cts. for white;
mixed 63aG4 cts, and yellow 65a66. Oats Asa
~ cents. Rye 81 cents. Cotton is unsettled
Under the steamers news-pIices maintained:
BALTIMORE, March le.-Sales to-day of 30U
bbis. Howard street Flour at s. IS. After we
closed our review Yesterday $500 barrels were
solo al 81 Is. Nothing in City Mills. Nothing
al TRAN OF any consequence. No change in
prices. Whiskey g cents.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Later and Important from hoadafas'
po.ros. March I9.-The brig Helen Jane
A;vsd here this morning, with TURNER ad-
lt..s relative TO the eggressions OF the BRUSH
uo,3nras. The dates are from Iruxilo TO
a. a., S7Ib Of February. Accounts state lhst her
,m,ee:-s,y's war steamer Devastation, captain
Ms..o5,n srrived at Truxillo al 4 L. NJ, on
Islp 1s,s. from Belize. and that Immediately
'ne her her arrival, an officer was sent on shore
upon =, I,snatch to the commander of the post,
"a VIZ - the removal Of certain troops sta
o e,.'aiI Of I.emss. on Roman river, in the Hon.
n w. territory, but for some time past ia the
oS,ss ion Of the British mahogany cutters
, 'ss..ond dispatch was subsequently sent, de-
I'm. ing ,hat the troops be removed by twelve
. Itainrt the following day. h his demand was
: ,>,'coo,osnied with promise that the British
aS.sr,s should not be interiered with 10 their
,s,.,ions for the future. Ii, however, the de-
o. or, nds was not complied with, Capt. Camp
Iii stated that he should proceed to Lemas
s,I rer,ove the troops nv force. As no assist
snre could be had upon the part of the peo'
Ne If Truxillo, the demand was reluctantly
iio,onl;e6 with, under strong protest, and
,SIs matters stood at the last accounts.