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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-12

CHEET MusIc.A new assortment for the Ppne, inst
y cesvsdbJ B. LITTLE,
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DIED.

ABBOTT AT Codwa,e Branch Mich, Apr5 Hon. Robert
49, formerly Auditor General OF Michigan
mercantile
de Hon James Abbott OF Detroit the late Samuel abbott Of
brothers lie has left widow and Children
lot MIS- Of Sheriff Ccott Is The Judge
the and oldest Methodist Michigan and but the hrst
be himself with that denomination half
tury
BIRTlS-Suddeny Friday evening. April l5 Emily NJ, wife
o Divine BuTtls in the 10th year Of her age
The relatives OF the family are respectfully invited 70 at
Sunday 18th inst at ~ O'Clock T. NJ from her
residence No III Jays Brooklyn without further notice
FLLOTOn Friday morning, April 5 after few days Illness
Mrs. Jane wife Of Thomas Elliott, aged - years .
The friends the family respectfully invited 70 attend her u
SATURDAY. 18th o'clock from her late residence
No. l57 8thay. ~ Dublin papers please copy - -,
HARRISONOn thursday APn H. James haSon, IN the o|d
0 !
The friends of the family are invited attend the funeral Sunday
O'clock from his late residence Northern
Hotel. OuaDdt without further invitation
MEECHOn Friday Apnl Is Asa b. Mech Jr son OF William
4. and Ink b Mech aged
respectfully invited
Sunday 18th instant at o'clock M from the
ofhs parents No 81 Amosst without further Invitation
HIS friends and those Of his father inaw Samuel Lent are IN
the funeral No j7 IN st. on sunday al =
o'clock The body will be taken Lee, Mas for nterment
Shields Ga Thursday hares Shields IT, IN tue Ih
OF his age son of Mr.. Charles Shields.
the family and the pupils Of the Hamilton Coega'e
Pains respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral
further O'Clock on Sunday the l'th inst rom
the residence OF his father No. - SunoAs lhe remains VIII Dc
taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for nterment -,
WOODBRiDGE-At Marietta, Ohio Apnl j. Dudley Woo1ordge
and for % merchant IN Mane ne was
brother Gov Woodbridge OF Michigan and was very sehauy
md respected tor his integrity and manly virtues
WEBBOn Thursday morning, April H. byda VI daughter u
Charles Webb. aged 10 years
The friends OF he family are attend her funeral s1n
Broomet invitation Her remains Will be inferred
in Cyuress
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT-SPEcrAL TERM. Before Judge Roosevelt
DTCIsfON-LANDLoRD AND TENANT.
Thaddeus lyatt sgt Henry A. Burr.

Thaddeus HYATT sgt. Henry A. Burr
Tbi, was a question whether after decision by mlgls
-ttr on summary proceedings b. landlord, To eyict "a
tenant for alleged illegally holding and refusing 20 give
another party who had Hired the premises possession
whether after decision by the magistrate in favor of the
landlord and against the tenant thus holding over and m
junction can be obtained by the party against whom the
Judgment has thus been given to restrain it, execution
Ill such time a an appeal To- the Supreme Court gwen TO
him by I'd Rev Statute 30 shall have been heard and de-
ided-or whether the summary proceeding to remove the
tenant thus holding shall take effect immediately ON
the decision of the mag strIte.
The Judge reviewed the matter in an opinion NJ consider
able length. and thus concludes:
" have consulted this point with two of my colleagues,
with the view of establishing uniformity ot practice on
uont - important the community well the prO
sion and they concur with in saying that by the true
construction OF the Code injunction cannot be granted
10 stav or suspend proceedings under the statute for
covery of summary possession o houses or lands Motion
for Injunction denied.
lTfe law providing for summary dspossesion says the
warrant Of the justice shall not be stayed by Injunction al
though it gives the right of appeal This II IS commended,
on behalf of the present application Is contrary 10 section
2ig Of the Code which allows temporary Injunction during
Judge think the section does not apply the law allowing
Alsnson Nash at. J. Layness.
To recover fees Or defending suits ln 1896 and l-H 10
the first defendant pleaded uona,>Uu,t, infancy and the
statute of limitations 10 the second. uOna,>umpsit and
uavmeu Pl1iuti replied promise Ia pay after arriving
II AGE and sut brought also that he had right 10 apply
br second claim To- tine first and thereby take It ont OF the
defense The referee suited the plaintiff, and motion !,
made to set the report aside and for trial Whether
the evidence true or the reverse the Court SAID the
referee believed IT, and af regard, this Court. settled
the question Motion TO SET l,ide and for new trial denied
Andrew Coates John Nicholson and wife
Judr,mcut FOR uaiutiii on demurrer.
Geo ". Wells agt Thos w Gale and others
Indictment fer painii ON demurrer
Elizabeth Hill sgt Mary Hill SC.
Motion To- Dissolve injunction dcmeh
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MARRIED.

-BYRNES.-At Fshkill Landing Wednesday April
Mel Quackenbush Mr. James T. Brett Miss Aetta
7. ". Byrnes all Of the above place.
ARSONMaIch p 1883 al the residence OF her father
Hon Ben Edwards Grey KY member Of the last Congress and
Mrs Eliza Frances Carson daughter Of Col Thomas Godsey
Summerfeld Dallas Co, Alabama.
HAWBOLT-V ONDY-On Thursday, March ST. at St Pauls
Church Samuel Bacon Chaplain the Lord Bishop
Fredericton Mr. Charles H. iawbo late OF Philadelphia to Eliza
tetl homas Nondy ESQ., of the former place
MONTGOMERI-JORDAN.-O wednesday evening, April H.
by Rev Folsom samuel Mongomeyto Eliza Jane
oaughter of Andrew Jordan all OF this city.
q Bostsn Providence and Orange Go papers please copy
-LAWRENCE.At 81. Georges Church, April IL, by
Rev Dr. Tying Howard Osgood OF Louisiana Miss Caroline T.
daughter OF Jose phi Lawrence, Esq, Of this city. .
SMITH-TRIMBLE.On Wednesday evening, April H. by rev.
De Forest Folsom Robert Smith Mary Ellen Tmbe all OF
Providence and Onge Co please
WOOD ROWE-O Thursday, April H. BY his Honor the Mayor
DR. James r. Wood 10 Emma daughter of James Rowe Esq., all OF
CIT
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- A. -, sas Camden and Ambcy z q g s @i; ~S"t
q' sssaS Bs1i+ .. G e s P.ss
Goa O. "a A% "a sss 80 fs2as 81
s slscS oy X s ss +: $50 sol cas Island 49,
FRrpAY April i5-P.M.
.o,;,e Stock market to day with 'eet~
80 :.h,, any important advance IN uie gshees
IL RI ,r.s fair supply of the anceS' ""'en vss
c,.",a. Tho fancy Railroads were ABOUT as oe'o''.
mee! ''N''l ,or cent, and closed firm Canton was
-, 5 oc,ye The Coal shares were geheraV
49, Tic.ragua drags at about Jof ''o'.' vas
.rd;rnro,in, The feature ofthe marker w' ."o ''
sell ,f the Central Line Of Roads inc '"'P s
has been very rapid since the Consond,'UH H.,
The latest quotations were Albany anu ,eo d.,
,d scben. c,aly i7s Syracuse and oucs l'o' "och
- 20 RugaIo and Rochester 49, Rochester
- 800 ad NIAGARA Falls 1876 These prices show about
=, o cer, ADVANCE in a week and large private ss'es
b,,a hoo, made In Bonds and Government an" 's''S
stocks there i not much doing Hanover bahk
NOV ,o, :, consequence of the election OF MIR. Nssn ~
President Az the Second Board the market was hoe very
active bu, quite firm
In F,cb,rge there is not much activity and rates are "a
tber heavy Sterling 81, with first rate Duis st
nor con, Frames 5l6Ia5I5i The supply continues
good
Freigh are quiet to Liverpool and London 10 the ,oe
mer 900 bales Cotton were engaged on private 'er ~
At ful prices Flour is IS Cd Grain 6da6 SD 10 LONDON
ooo tcs Reef Is g. 10000 Slaves COS To Hamburg, 20
bales Cotton 400 bxs. Sugar 3os. To ABSTAIN "'a
California there is a moderate business
On CALL money was decidedly abundant to-day at Pc
cent and several large made at per cent IA
per is per cent for short first class The suppyon cal
exceeded the wants of the street.
The Import, OF Dry Goods continue to be more moderate
The figures are:
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Advertisement


BARRY : lRICOPHEROUs, OR INDICATED COMPOUND
Beautng Improving and Preserving the Hair Cuts
Rheumatism SknA
preparation the sale of which million o. bottles
would need advertisement but the Thousands who
purchase and have probably idea OF the
by Professor BARRY he herewith
plain staten derived and with them tenders
his hearty thanks to his nnumerabe patrons
1852 show that dur
year 90 Geo bottles OF bis cophe disposed Of
product sale nearly elOi
This plain unvanhed tale better commentary the value OF
than could IL
invaluable household
remedy for would not
be universally demand The wealthy portion Of the public would
price but Professor BARRY has reduced to hgure 50
the avail thenselvts Of its benefits
Sold wholesale and dp1 No III
Broadway and by the principal through
tie Canada Mexico West lndea Great Britain
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The of gold distracted from the boxes received
per Union is about thirty thousand dollars The missing
gold consigned to MeSSrs Davis Brooks, and John
son 4 Lowden
Mr.. Lora Nash, well known and highly respectable
grocer formerly of the house of Hartman Nash has been
elected President of the Hanover Bank, vice Mr. Buck.
who temporarily accepted the post
1t will be seen by our advertising columns that Mr..
Holden adverses for proposals for the -Four per cent State
Loan of si67 900 recently taken by him.
Mr. Drnper sold today nj auction
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

"a Yesterday forenoon boy residing at No 81
Grand while engaged work in the flag yard of Messrs
Church Hayes had his thigh bone broken by agstone
falling upon him.
- On Thursday evening dsgraceul fight occurred
in Seventh near South Fourth in which about thirty
boys engaged and stones were freely used 4 wo
named hte who standing in the door at the time
knocked down and considerably injured by of the
stones striking her. number of windows also
broken. party of men quelled the disturbance.
~ Bishop Wainwright will csnsecrate Calvary
Church in North Fifth ST. this morning. The services
mence az Il o'clock
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wished 10 return to the pace Of sale received the money
but TIE fellow told him that unnecessary. the money
was ready and he could pay there well ut the
house no receipt being necessary be intended 20 take
The h"r>c with Linn. ON this the purchaser asked BOYLE
lie could change $500 bill 10 which he replied in the
affirmative sud drew ont g 90 in sos - au 3, on the
Brook N and Atlantic Banks and the Strange presented
what pu ported 20 be- $500 bin tho time he made
grab with the other hand and secured tl" money while
tie other fellow hi the Oh man blow u thr face md
ieled limo The ground BY the time D. recovered from
the shock il, r.-cal~ ont of sight NJ Boyle d-
>crihc- tie a. beu, ahou. feet 10 inte in
hight full faced and dark il- Both had on black hat.
ara black coh coats one hi black putlloou,. aud the
other striped
REcOvTRY Or THE BODY OF McNMLY.-Last even
rg tie workmen employed in raising the wreck Of the
dredging machine which sunk Monday last. of the
Navy Yard in consequence OF the explosion Of the steam
boiler recovered the body OF the engineer Mr.. James
McNaly. II was found embedded in mud under the
machinery The body OF Mr.. Smith the fireman. has not
yet been found Coroner Ball notified
Court OF SEssIoSs.-Wm ONeal, previously convict
ed for selling the of deceased hog which he picked
up in a lot in South Brooklyn sentenced to eight
months Imprisonment in the County Jail number of
liquor cases were.alsO disposed of
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ADVERTISEMENT
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.-Ihere Will

he an opportunity offered the Ladies during this and
themselves with and fashionable
Spring summer Dress Gooc extremely low prices on think
De LANES being offered al yard aud splendid
French Prints the We DO net believe that the sa ne
and quality goods bev before been sold at such low rates
But NJ r.. 1oWLE OF Columbian Hall, have managed
will cradle them offer these dvan
Their stock goods
rich India Grape Shaw plain and bocsde stripe plaid
Silks embracing variety qnaty and aud all
fashionable styles We advise lady read
these mind The COLUMBIAN Hall located at
No d.sf
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CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge EDMoNDs.
McGueken AIT Lvster

This was an action for SANDER tried two or three days
ago in which a verdict given for plaintiff OF - Dur
inc the trial the plaintiff moved amend h, complaint by
increasing the damages The Judge took Zine % consider
the application and rendered decision yesterday. lie
has not been able he saws md any authority to sustain
tbe motion but two case the contrary where similar
applications have been denied. Motion denied
Jas II. Hodane CO. ast. Peter HamelL
To recover balance of $40 due quantity of
horse shoe iron In defense. it said the agree
Inent was that plaintiff should manufacture for
defendant 20 TIN, horseshoe iron to be- of superior quality
equal Ia any IN New York market 1t Is alleged that be
tween and I'D tun, were delivered the contract,
which 40 were paid that defendant sold portions ot the
iron 10 the Harlem Railroad Co. Mr. Lent proprietor Of
ubus.. and others but it returned To- him. being found
unfit for the use misunderstanding into Sits when at
,ut. To- be- turned into the shape OF the horse &c
lie offered back what remained being two three tu,,
which W., not accepted Defendant contend, that he i, not
liable for any of should have his Si-t returned and dam
age, for injury the reputation OF his establishment Seal
.d verdict th> forenoon.
Vessel T. B. Van Orden, IT. agt. William 4. Deavln
To recover damage, tor libel M verse, relating 10 PLAIN
tiff being posted upin defendant barroom Tins ease was
not continued yesterday II Will probably proceed this
forenoon.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.
BOARD OF ALDERMES.-The Board of Al

BOARD or ALDERNES.-The Board of Aldermen for
next year will stand a follows
M W0rd.-Ald Marine and Bets holding over and
james and Gardner Just elected-all Wings in Politics
It'd jIard.-Ald Lyon and Edge, Wings holding
and Slater Wing Cleaveland. Dem. newly elected
nm It0rd-Ald. Low, Dem. and White. Wing for the
long term Of Two .ars and Brewer Wing. and Hill Dem,
elected Tor year, To- till vacancies.
nm II0rd-Ald. Miller Wing and Rappeyca, Dem
hold over and Tyrren, Wing, and Whtlock, Democrat
newly elected
Total, Ii Wings, Democrats.
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The Coal Hr.vrRs Is Mo1ros-TuRsour FOR

HIGHFR WAGFs-leSerday the workmen employed about
the wards of this city turned ont for al Increase OF wa
ges They have heretofore received : per day which in
consequence Of an in the price Of house rent and
some OF the necesare, of life they deem Insufficient to sup
port themselves and families they resolved 10 demand
twelve shilling, per day two shllngs per hour Inc
movement il appears originated IN yard near the foot of
Bridgtst Those employed there turned out ana forming
two and three abreast marched from ward ward in very
ORDERLY and quiet and represented the object thcy
had in view 10 every aborer they met urging him To JON
will them No attempt al violence made neither was
there any boi>terous conduct on the part OF any Every
place where coaheavers employed was visited and
almost every joined in the procession until va,
swecd the number of about 600 After tLey d visited
nearly all the coal ward, the CITY, they resolved not TO IA
Dor for less than the wages agreed upon among them and
70 hold out until the demand acceded TO- They then
dispersed TO their homes
A, UyeRArEFuL FELLow-Some weeks since,
man apparently about forty years OF age tail and bald
headed and wearing suit greyish clothes called al the
residence of Mrs Baxter, No 20 Hillary St representing
that he was very poor, and just recovering from long
smell of sickness Mrs b. believing his story took HIM H.
and kindly gave him his dinner and by personal ehoH
obtained work for him from the neghbors giving nm per
mission sleep in unoccupied apartment IN her o"
house He appeared very grateful for these favor, and
attended 10 his duties until Tuesday afternoon, when ne
made his WAY 20 bureau and distracted heretrom the
sun of sa4 since which time he has been missing lie SAYS
his name is William Worth and Is evidently an English
man by birth
A PREsEyr-Yesterday morning woman called al
Mrs Diapers No los Fulton ST. with bundle which she
left the entry TN examining H. the occupants found an
infant apparently five six weeks of age. The police
were informed Of the circumstance when the child
handed charge of the superintendent OF the Poor
A Bold RoBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon an old man
named Bernard BOYLE. resident Of East Brooklyn re
Ieved of s5O in the following related al the
Office OF the Chief Of Police Ii appears there was public
auction at the of Dean and Oxford 10 which Mr.
BOYLE repaired for the purpose of selling horse Two
men strsnger him. inquired the price the animal and
entering into conversation with the walked along
leurey until they got two three blocks danfrom the
place OF sale and of sight OF the crowd One OF the
strangers then made an offer OF purchase. which
cep,ed-the price agreed upon being $50 Mr.. Boyle
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COURT CALENpAR-Tms Day.

CoMNoN PLFAS-Part Nos 6-S, - to 72l, 79li 79J
10 90 Pant Nos. 100 773 to 10.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-Part Nos. ~ ll2l POI, iO5 49,
52 535 to 5i3 Part 2-MondayNOs 1902 1908, lo6j to
lo,7.
SUPERIOR -Monday-Nos 2Ojl 2li, 239, 963
2l9 81 l9l lo2 226 229 300 3Ol Boz 81 1872 262 323
3a 500 33 332 $685. 33j 233 3O5 800, 3j6, 3J 3jS J39
81 O. u. y. 20 .l3 251, go. !sl. III. 200. .OJ.
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of sO0srd also that Mesrs Gilderseeye and Langley
did not ray the charter party after was made-they need
enquire no further in relation TO the claim against them as
will then become question of swand they VIII return
verdict against Mr. Flammer for the amount The jury
returned verdict that MessrS b had been informed as
stated and tina, MeSsrs g. and L. did not rsty Verdict
for plaintiff against Mr. Hammer $40 80 subject TO the
nninnn OF the court
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TAdyeTt fementI

GAS Gas, Gas The YANKEES BEAT. ARCHER
No. SO Broadway receiving orders for their
Fixtures the States Maine New Hampshire, Mas
sachusets Connecticut &c &C Retail customers supplied
manufacturers prices, IN modern and antique patterns
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LAdyerisement


PLAIN IAIK WITH THE HUBLIC.-LYOS OF NO. AZ
Broadway having put down the his Magnetic Powder and Pills
the box would notify the public that the for
only the known world which will certainly
destroy bedbu reaches and all insects and that the cer
chemists America ee declare
anything derous the health human
Beware mpOso and their deadly compounds
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SECOND BOARD.
sale. Of stocks At Philadelphia,

FRIDAY April l5-Fst 800 Nonstovn r. g. e. 81;
a. coo Penn sz ESQ S. 81 50 Reading r. R. SSi 500 Nor.
H.css:l 2, nsss nj O. 2; k.sfcs 2sal he, a.s
iol; . seLsy Nav PET sii Is0 Do, SIT Pm R. 4, si
g ~ Sehpy Nav g. e. 90; ts De- sf; an O. Ora iH iee
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HrDsox CouSTY CouRr.-The Court of Oyer and
Terminer of Hudson County Judge Green presiding,
tnued the trial Of the IL civil calendar yesterday
Tho Grand Jury has into Court with bills
Indictment Several Jurors fined for non attendance
This delinquency complained Of by the Judge Is in
uo other County in the Sta.e they ne5ccul of their
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RnnY OF CHmD FnuND.-SOl

4
dead body Of q newly born child lying in lot near the
water at the foot of Greenet Jersey City, yesterday aft
ernoon Ii covered up by rag. Recorder Gutter
being informed Of the circumstance, inquired into
much possible but nothing definite asceraned
the one guilty of inhuman transaction. 1t had lain
there a week.
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DISSFR TO Hon. ID. :. GREGoRY-The Dinner given
rs a testimonial 10 Hon II ) Gregory will Wed
ncsday evening the Hudson House Grand ST. jersey
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Before Judge PAINE.


To recover damages for assault and battery amount laid
al 600 Plaintiff SAYS he top OF the house where
he resides No 90 Avenue D. occasion looking AT
fire when defendant came up from the scue of his house
and threw talors pressing board AZ him. striking him in
the face cutting his lip severely that il had TO be sewed
up and otherwise inuring him In defense il is said that
plaintiff and Others who resided next door II being block
Of three story buildings in the habit of coming the
roof Ct defendants house stamping and making noise
and disturbing his tenants that they were making noise
al the time il question and be went and requested them
desit when they threatened to beat him. and drove him
down the scuttle that he asked for stick and handed
the board by tailor who lived there. He again
top of the house and in ouhng the board about keep
the defendant and the others from him il accidentally
slipped out Of his hands On the other hand il denied
that plaintiff assaulted defendant and said plaintiff
was Twelve away from the latter when the board
thrown Sealed verdict.
Before judge DUER.
B. ?. Bets John A Fznmer Caleb D. Gldseeve
Peter W. Langley.
To charter Of steamboat L. Duran hired by
John A. Flammer Co. as the agreement signed,
to run between New ork and Strattonpo and Flushing
in ISL already referred The Court charged the Jury
that they considered from the evidence that Messr Bets
had been informed previous the charter being made that
Mr Flammer restrained by the terms of the copsrt
nershp from mourning any expense account of his firm
without the wrten coasea cihs paneEs, beyond the sun
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
rv~ Rev. Samuel Longiellow will commence his du

" LO1gtTON
tie, "a, Pastor the Second Unitarian Church of Brooklyn
to morrow morning.
DEDICATION oF ST Jo,gPH', CHURCH. BRooKLYN-
On Saturday next Archbishop llughe, viii dedicate 10 d
vine service the church of - Joseph between Pacific
and Dean SIS near Bedford Brooklyn. The service will
commence at lOl o'clock This building at frs, de-
signed for scho0house by Rev Mr. McDonough, but the
Archbishop on visiting the grounds at later period and
seeing the cxceect position preferred that pew should be
erected and the building be used church Iii 81 by
40 feet i'm the clear