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\ Word Ia Keepers OF sheen.

A large ajoriw of tho farmers Of Ohio. think
that give sheep grass during the IrUs sum
mer and autumn moslh. nay during the carly
part Of winter, and hay and grain toward. .prins;
II they die from prov.r'y IN the spring, as many
of them do, II IL attributed to bad luck The un
lucky man will say that ho feed. III. sheep All
the grain they want in February aud March and
thry sNll go down IN flesh aud many OF them die
while those belonging to he n,lsnbo get through
ihe.e trying months "n h,if the grain and IN uaud
flesh. Why is ii' ltmu.t hs luck Now flhe
unlucky man viii look At his nsghhur. sheep
occasnally IN the month Of November and De
ccmhcr he vii find them on good feed and Look
lug strong. Ills luck nelrhbor will tell him thai
when the ftosls come IN the fall tho pasture, laii
N substance, and this IS the time when sh,rpts
Quirc care and attention, They should have some
good hay and llttlN grHin 4 sheep to endure
The approaching winter should he provided ~
well with u coat ul flesh A. uf Wool II he goes
into the wintur suUnq, It tis easy to bring him out
strong IN the spring bat II he is thin IN flesh III
the fall, all the gram that can he given will not
bring him up, A peck IN December p bette,
than hush,l IN Mnch--nn ulurc of preventive
Is better than u pound of cure But the uu,ucky
man will SAY, his sheep will not eat hay, lg car
ricd them an arm full u few day ago, aud they
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q. "a "a eGsus

CaIIIage md Wagon Manufsctory,
g GAY would inform his friends aud custo
')'s Wrrs that he has removed tr his new ,hup nr
Oh" "-er'h-west corner otihe public square where he
"i'lconunue lhr manufacturing otcarrIag,s hu4gits
1ud wngons ~ the Int"-t and most approved STYLES
Being prncticai workman. h. ilatter- him-clilha'
hr can hud ar good work ~ can tee producrd IN th.
market. Hork mad, oordrtaud warranted tu give
~n'lre satisfaction. Repairing done on tn, shortes
notice.
Lr-L NJ u ~ ..n MI --.--L-- L T. -.
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ran over ii and itamI!cd it into the mqd; as lor
gram lie never Thought i ner,ssary To be gwen
until February, vh-n sleep got weak
Now II the uniu,ky man viii put his hnv in
rash TO prevent 'ts beng tran,pied Uud,r foot and
III adopt his heigllur>s node e fr,drg. h,
viii find IN March, that there is more in manage
ntsnl than IN luck.
Chi. CuiiiafOr. UNCLE EHLY.
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-, BECkGG Yh.uc,da ai Sargco,, int.ud
-. Ius 10 make ottawa his permanent home.
leaders hi professional services to tu- ciulcus OF
,Iltawa AMI ,iuinity. Oiiacaai re~,druce ON Ca.
l,ai slr-,i OPP I.Itr Nf. Il,sagN- sash taclcy
IN al. hpu-' llrn-Tiy ocelnrd hy T J TIuc,'
WI re h- can ata.! times 70" puaI when not absent
ON nfnt nt..-tnual hsi .lur,.. Gh1rg's moderate
Y Il -ln.jcnI ot putting himself, Dr. y merely
,,ksa i1ir aud impaft.HItrll June ely
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Undertaking.

They will pay particular attention 10 this hus,
nr.s C"ilius OF nj, slz"s constantly on hand
FrNs Metallic Burinl eases furnished II called tor
Persons leaving their orders with them vii br re-
.irvrdlrom further trouble, as they attend minerals
with hrarsc and furnish carriages It wanted.
Nay22 lSj2-ly RJGG 4 WATSON.
Ncir Furniture lI'arc E0om, lsi dOor north oi
Nn,sN N,rilfs LaIn Ofire La SILL. 81. Ottatrd
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~ L.THOMPSON. D,a'rr a. Drur'. Poi'"
". H,iic,nes PguH. oil, IdrUsh,', bg'
STUFF. Sc ; between the Cuy H5tsland HrddIcN>
Sork, Ottawa, NJ.
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

VlNllE undersigned would call the attention oi
i his friends and the public to his removal To
the place close by where the Barbri's Shnp stood
on Madison s,reer known as Joseph Halls corner,
where hr will continue IN the retail OF Boots and
Shoes OF his own manufacture.
While thankful tor the liberal patronage h has
received tor the past years In Ottawa, he will en-
deavor to merit a continuance OF the same. lie ~
prepared % make Genlrmcn's fine boots of French
Cali, Patent Leather and Morocco, and everything
in his lhr on as reasonable terms as the same qua
lily can he houghtin other places.
q" Departing done as usual,
Ottawa may lily. DAYL LrAHY.
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The ST. Louis Hygbfcdn of Yesterday saws f,
We stated day or two since. that n ooHttct had
been signed for the construction of a Rarcad
from llmoislovn to Alton. 1hi. has been duno
by the Belrciilo aud llluoi-,own Railroad con.
PAN mud when the ,oa0 il completed It will
furnish direct communication between Bullc,ills
Rnl Alton Tho wwk will bs pushed fpwntd
vigorou.y and in lime To meet all roads io bo
constructed tu that city hi. il done Il is un'
derstood with the acGue,eneo " large uuu'
bet Of tho citizens ui AltVp,
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New Meat Market,

I EREMIAH WOODnfomshisir friends and the
- public thn,hc has Just stoFcneda Meat Market at
his new building on the corner north ot the Court
House Square in Ottawa where he willie hsppy 10
supply his frlendsnud the publlcwiththr choces
oi everything IN the meat line. Vegetable OF al
kinds also kept ON hand.
No .Hgrk,f on Sunday The shop will he kcp'
opeu on Saturday evening, but closed Oh the Sab
hnih. sent 2SLNl
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NNTM ". CANAELI, Ds,d'ri ia Drugs Ne
w drmss, Puuts O,i', Patent .Nrd'c'Dss,
Ia, nisie,. Dge N'Hfs, Nr s"coud store north u
he Mansion House, Ouawt, ILL., may lit.
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which enables lheln To furnish a cheaper and bet
ter article Than can be got elsewhere and ih"J
wIl make any size aud pattern that may be- coile'
Tor or any other artcie ia the cabinet oTuphe.sIcfl
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FURNITURE! !.

IUNlIIisnh-crihrr, hcplcaSe
n 10 inform the clllIru- o:
q Ouawurud vicinity hat
they have on hand and are re
cciylug the best assortment O
Furniture md
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

rHEbrlILUs D.. Df.krY. W, ". O.. WALLACE.
hlCKEN 4 " ALIACE, iftorp,Bs AZ Ldta
- Oihce over Grgg,' Drug stotr north sde OF
th. Court House square, ,pltuwA, Illinois Feb 70
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Meat Market.
Rar hnI & 90

NJ -r~kA INV Y UN'htW NtIT NlIN'T on
'9S,r--s---ssA lhe south sidr oi Canal street tear
sanger Il Amours book, Ottawa, where they
viii constantly keep Tor sale he CHOICEST
VI EiTS,ut the lowest prices Oct ..
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m any part Of the town and n il does not give sa
t,,acilon the money will hc refunded. They also
keep on hand Sash aud Glass oi all kinds. They
hope hv strict attention to business to receive IL
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NIILlS 4 CO, Wholesale Dealers IN Fan
wi cy. staple. anl Millinery Good-; Van
S,e Notions, Powder, Whlpa, and Cigars
l3J Sppth IIHsr Street, ChIcGgo.
Jane -, l$j!-ly.
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hRS. MCKINNEY & McARTnuR tendrr
- their proir yopal services to the ciItgrns OF
Ornaa aud vicinity, Office IN RcddIcks Block.
Feb 26
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10 Builders.
House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon ca
nal street, in Ottawa, next to Hnssock's Store
near the Side Cut. where he will be ready tore.
eeNe orJersiot work or do any kinds ofpanting
may be ,ha, desired. lunJ-tn j.. u. Toags
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INLOVER & COOK. y %. Glover.
VI Cook iV,r,sa, d. f5"D"i',ry " I0r-
Orawn Ole m R~dirk- Block rast side o.
the Public Sgnre. June, iSi>-.t.
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L>REER Il INGALLS, G.C. +. Frcrr--G. y
L hydItl Iror'ry' rSa solicitors Chicago.
limos har ij-tf.
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< W. RANDALL .i},ru'y oi L1o--Jolict
-, VII r,pu', a. AUG. ia. lSiS-f
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

The Convention iE Summit, ufter Mr.. Carpen-
ter had declined, nominated William H Upson of
Akron. and adopted the following resolutions:
ResotUed, That while this Convention cordially
recognizes the fitness of the recommendation for
Senator, made by the Peoples Convention of Por-
tage Co. they take pleasure in recommending as
in every way worthy of support, Wm H. Upson
Esq, whose name has been suggested by the
Committees Of the respective counties. in conse-
quence of the declination of Mr.. Carpenter.
Alter remarks by Messrs. Wetmore, Teesdale,
Carpenter, Pleasants, Schuyler and others, the
resolution was adopted.
Resolred, That in vew of the assurances re-
ceived from friends in Portage county, to the
high character and qualifications of Silas Croker
ESQ.,, the nominee of the Peoples Convention, Of
that county, to represent this District in the State
Board of Equalization, this Convention Cordially
confirms the nomination thus made.
The resolution unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Schuyler offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted.
Resoived, That the use of intoxicating drinks is
fraught with untnitigated and ntoerable evil to the
State and to Society and we do hereby fully and
firmly declare ourselves in favor of enacting for
Ohio the essential provisions of the Maine Law.
| The Cordial ond hearty endorsement of Mr.
Croker is gratifying, and but just tribute 10 bis
sterling integrity. Mr.. c. will make an excellent
member of the Board, and we regard his election
| certain.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Another Habeas Corpus Case.

Some of the strange judicial proceedings of
Probate Judge Brown, the great anti Maine Law
Locofoco gun of this County, ought to be exposed
to the people. The unpleasant task of exposing
some of these acts, we suppose must devoIve
Us; though we would gladly be excused did not
the public good require it.
We have taken pains TO enquire and from
ces, which we suppose to be entirely reliubIe, are
enabled to state the following facts, viz:
Cutin and Ransom Case were each bound over
to Court for passing Counterfeit money. At the
last June Term they both indicted for that of
fence. The cease was an aggravated one, and their
conviction certuin.
Probate Judge Brown brought these mon before
him writ of ha6eds corpus and took for bail, one
Luce, notoriously irresponsible, not having half
the amount of property which the law exempts
from execution. The Judge Knew, or ought, or
might have known this, but probably to save ap-
pearances he resorted 10 the unheard of exped-
ent expedient not ,onrranted by la,u, of taking
bonds and mortgages for some $1,000. Besides,
the land thus mortgaged had prior mortgages upon
it for more than it worth. fact easily ascer-
tainable at the Recorders office.
We are informed that even Prosecutor Straw
der, gentleman not remarkable for weak stom-
ach, was disgusted by the unjustiiabe act, that
he turned his back upon the whole proceedings.
Upon such bail and such security, Judge Brown
set these criminals at liberty, and they Immediate
ly run, and of course have forfeited their bonds,
upon which nothing has bren, ever will be col
lected. Several bills of costs have been incurred,
but the County must foot The bills, while the Grim
inas go unwhipped of justice.
What do the people of Portage County think of
such proceedings and what will they think of a
party that uphods and sustains the like? Why is
it that rogues thus easily slip through the fingers
| of Judge Brown? Can it be that
"a fellow fee1inr makes him wondrous kind?"
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Medina.

Our friends in Medina have put in nomination
good men, and good men should support them.-
Barney Prentiss will represent the county in the
Legislature well, and why should not all liberaI
men rally to his support! Let US learn to conquer
prejudice and party, and for Temperance, for
Right, unite upon such man. We hope the Me-
dina Progressves will set an example, in this
great as that already given by Portage.
The platform of our Medina friends is broad, and
they invite the cooperation of all. What is there
to prevent! Answer, friend, and tell US one rea-
son that don't rest on mere party. Are you for
temperance? You can have it by supporting Mr..
Prentiss. Divide and you may fail. Are you for
Right? He will defend it to the last. Rally, then
to his support.--I'rue Dem.
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aud ere he has taken three steps, his limbs ethe
power Of motion, and the roll of hca.se wheels,
and the laundering of death carts, reach bis ear in
confused aud gentle whispers. The strong gsiuew-
ed sleeps at night revellng in beautiful! III eaF,
but as he wakes in the morn all the fires OF VOL
cano seem concentrated in his burning hrain--
His face grows haggard with intense suffering
His eyes reyoye in their OF bits with glarIng vivaci
ty. Yellow streaks overspread his features ID
moment, as If dashed there by coarse brush diPP-
ed 10 gall. S:larp pains iremp'e 10 h'' '
His blood ,brobs like lightning as hot and quick IN
every bursting vein, and then "n'r'"'nO =. .l''
widest delirium wraps his soul In dreams oi hfe %
Oh, fs;s is the YeltoD ftUer.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
From the Columbian
The Lieutenant Governor

Mr.. EpiToR:--lt seems now to be fixed
fac, " that Judge Bissell declines the nomina-
ZION for Lieutenant Governor; and it is recon-
mended by the '.Trae Democrat" 10 the Stale
Central Committee, to make a nomination,
rather than call convention.
AS suggestions from friends are solicited, /
beg leave respectfully 10 recommend that mel
ther course be adopted. No man, however put
on the ticket, can be elected; and all the Pur-
pose that could By possibility be served by run
ming Gu uudidaie,s at all, would be 10 defeat DR..
Allen, first rate Maine Law man, and whom
thousands of The Jealous Maine Law Free
Democrats, together with many ot The old par
ties, nre determined to support at all hazards;
and who, with fair race, will distance the Anti
Maine Lnw-candidate of the Old Line. As
the Lieutenant Governor has casting vote, in
case of tie, he may have the settlement OF the
Maine Law question in his hands. How very
important it is, therefore 10 have Maine Law
man in that office.
The Name Law men of Ohio, TO great ex-
tent, without distinction Of party, will support
Lewis and Allen; and as | believe none more
worthy could be found, | sincerely hope that
nothing will be done 10 divide our vnres, or in
any manner distract US. Dr.. Allen ia the whig
nominee, but consider him an arden, friend
Of Human Freedom, and being right on the
Temperance question, must give him my vote
Don't let it be supposed that wish TO prom ote
whggery, for arm the farhest from being
whg, never have been one, and never inlene
to be; 5ut regarding the Maine Law question
as one Of the most important ones of the day,
consider it my duty to sustain, with all my might
Lewis for Governor, and Allen for Lieutenant
Governor.
The Free Democracy can make their demon
stration on the Governor, and that will answel
all The purposes Of having Lieutenant Govern
or with him on the ticket. As the case now
stands, Lewis will outrun any man tho, coulc
be put upon the ticket more Than 10000 votes
Let Lewis and Allen then be the Shibboleih o
The cohorts of HUMAN FREEDOM and the MANI
Law, and God speed The right. S.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
For The Ohio Star

For the Ohio Star.
TExT.-In " hose hands is mischief and their right
hand Is full o f hribes-PsALMs, &c. 10.
Mr.. EDiroR:-I have been informed that Bou-
ditch, now in Jail for passing counterfeit money.
was last woek brought before Judge Day on q writ
of habeaS corpus, and motion mule to reduce the
bail, and that Judge Day refused to reduce the
bail, and thus increase the chances for the prison.
er to escape; and Bouditch was remanded.
What an excseding blunder that was. Judge
Day knows something, and has some regard for
his own character and the ends of justice. The
mistake was in notapplying to Old Habeas- Corpus;
he is just the to do up these little jobs, though
he never holds midnight courts except for con-
sderaton!
1t is reported that Old Habeas Corpus is at work
legal treatise TO be published, entitled.
'Villainy Made Easy; +" in which all the beauties
of the hubeas corpus in the hands of sOiHing
judge, will be fully unfoded.
1t is expected to have great Tun'
COKE UPoN LITTLEToN.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Com HI lSsiOner.

The Sentinel is constantly sneering at the Office
of County Commissioner, as though it was low
unimportant, and unworthy office. Unimportant
is it, when the Commissioners have in their hands
the financial interests and prosperity of tho Couu-
ty? The Taxpayers began tothink it was ratheran
important office last winter when the Commits
soners took the initiative for building splendid
brick Inirmary palace in Shalersville. at an ex-
pense of some $50 600! But they were exposed
in time, and sneaked away before the gathering in
dignation of the taxpayers and pretended they
didn't mean anything! How man like And yet
they had employed Craftsman, and he had made
for them plan, and prominent Democrat inform
ed US that he examined their plan, and told the
Commssioaersthey could not carry it out short ofan
expense of $4,000 or $50 900. We want Com
missioners of intelligence, honesty and common
sense, who cannot be Influenced by hungry cor
morants who want fat bs.
The Commissioner not an important office, eh !!
1t is the most important office in the County. This
tax paying voters understand, aud for Commission
er, must vote for faiihfuld, honest reliable man.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
] ssse People ofPortage County.

James S. Carpenter Esq, of Akron, who was
recommended by the Peoples Convention of Por-
tage County which convened on the 18th ult as
candidate for Sem 3aaving declined being can
didafe, and a ssag fion in Summit County hav-
ing recommends William H. Upson as candi-
date for Senator; and having been assured, and re-
living upon that assurance, that men Of all parties fa
yorable to the Maine Law and Of liberal principles
generally in Summit Co., will give him their sup
port, we do hereby by virtue of the power vested in
us by the Peoples Convention, accept the recon-
incubation from Summit Of Mr.. Upson, and here
by ratify his nomination and cheerfuly recon-
mend him to the people of this County as wholly
reliable on all the principles avowed in our "Cal"
WILLIAM WADswoRTH,
ALBERT AUSTIN,
AUGUSTUS G.. MUNYoN,
DAVID l.. ROCKWELL,
j. X. PICKETT,
r.- Central Committee.
Ravennu September 6, 1858.
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WAITED
NJ e w BO s.,

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GIDDINGs SPEECHES, a new and beautiful Vol
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New Books constantly arriving. Call and ex-
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May II. 1853.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Senatorial Ticket.

1t will be seen by to-days paper, that the Coun-
ty Central Committee appointed BY the Peoples
Convention, have ratified the nomination of MIR.
Upson and we accordingly place his name in the
ticket. We do it cheerfully, believing him to be
worthy of the confidence and support of the peo-
pie of Portage County at this crisis. Nor have
we the least doubt that the people will cordially
respond to SO excellent nomination. We cannot
doubt, thet by the united vote of Summit and Por-
tage both Mr.. Upson and Mr. Croker will be elec-
ted-ana elected upon the principles ofour "CalL,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07

= Our readers will bear with US for omi.tng
the usual miscellany from the first page this week.
Many articles of importance in the present crisis
had accumulated upon hauds, and it seemed
important to insert them at once. We trust they
will be attentiveIy read and pondered.
Next week we shall present to the reader a
painfully interesting Tale, entitled "The broken
Pledge, or the Rumseller's Victn,' from the Pc
rusal of which we persuaded no wellwsher of
his race can arise without and infexible de-
termination to go for the Maine Law, and the
friends of the Maine Lnw.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
Portage County Peoples Convention

We have the Ohio Star of last week, containing
the proceedings of the great Convention, held in
pursuance of the cal, signed by all parties. which
we have heretofore noticed; the desi ign of which is
to unite the virtuous of all parties in favor of the
Maine Law, chiefly, and other matters incidental
ly. The ticket nominated by the Conveution,wi
be found in another column.
AS this may be considered the pioneer Conven-
ton. in muve that appears to be somewhat gem
era in the north part of the State, we copy below
the principal preamble and resolution adopted by
it. We judge from appearances, that it will be
successful, so far Portage county is concerned,
the present year. How fur it will prove model
or hurbinger for the future. will probably depend
upon its success there in The present; SO, tho
friends hive than local interest in putting it
through sucee ssfully.- Columbian.
We hope the friends in Portage County will be
impressed with the above closing remarks of the
Columbian. AS the spioneer' county in this benef-
icent movement, the eyes of the whole State are
doubtless upon us,nnd tho friends of the cause
abroad are looking to with hope and expectation
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
New Store,

FENHE Subscriber respectfully announces to
a The citizens of Brimfe Id and its vicinity that he
has opened store at the Cenr where he will keep
on hand general assortment of goods, usually kept
hand. :
He also will keep on hand general assortment of
boots and shoes OF home manuf5ctnre which he will
warrant TO be good be obtained he county.
u lie also will pay cash ior all the good butter that
is brought 10 him.
THOMAS NEALL.
Iirlmheld July 9th, 1853 l235-3w
NJ b. The Subscriber will confne himself strictly
10 the Ready Paw System IT N
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
II 7 O"s tIIt Il OF tSt Guy
Barney VS.. Andrews.

The friends of Education felt deeply mortified
al the action of the partizan demagogues in
bringing into the field in opposition 10 the
Peoples choice, a candidate for School Com
missioner who helped nominate Mr.. Andrews, and
Of urging him 10 run in violation Of honor,
courtesy. and implied pledge.
The Plain Dealer snappishly denies our
statement that Mr.. BARNEY approved of the ae.
tion Of the Dayton Convention.
A gentleman residing in Columbus. and one
who never voted a whig ticket, sends US the fol-
lowing IN relation 10 Mr.. Barney's position
He speaks what he knows and can proue. Read
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-07
NNElgH DlRC.

Atthe annual meeting of the Disciples of Christ
for Trun.bulI aud Mahoning Counties, held in Ba-
zet,a last week it was unaniraou ly resolved:
THAT we DO heartily concur 10 the efforts which
nre being mads for the suppression of the sale OF
Intoxicating drinks and do hereby recommend to
brothers throughout the State 10 support poit-
icniy such men and only such as will give their in
Guence in favor of prohibitory law, generally
known as the .llnine Latc. 81