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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

DISTINCT AND EMPHATIc.-The Temperance
Alliance, which was originally organized to pro-
mote the cause of temperance, but which set OF
demagogues have converted ino political organ
ization, to secure their own selfish ends, under
took to draw the wool over the eyes of the people
on the subject of taxation, by passing a resolu-
ton declaring that they care in favor Of the prin-
ciple of taxing all property equality, whether o
individuals or corporations" That veil is a leetle
too thin Now, the Bankers themselves always
declared the same things and they claimed that il
was "equal taxation to tax them upon their profits
only, while the people were taxed upon then
property. Such resolution is quite too genera
and indefinite, and commits those who passed II
to no particular system of taxing Banks. 1t was
got up to blind and mislead. Are these men in
favor of the present law taxing Banks! IF they
are, why do they not say unequivocally! 1t
would be quite as easy, and would require no
more words to do it than it does to put forth their
meaningless twaddle to deceive the people. But
they are not in favor Of the present law, and their
very efforts to shirk from a fair open avowal of
their position furnishes ample evidence of that
"a It, if we had nothing further Their studied at
tempt, too, to hide their sentiments upon this ques
ton, while, they by their resolutions make it an
issue, is sufficient evidence that they opposed
to the present law taxing Banks, and will repeal
it should they obtain the power. Let the people
take heed in time, and not be deceived by the
devices of set of political intriguers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

District and County Ticket.
Senator,
GEORGE LILLE, of Northfeld.
Board of Equalization,
OTIS REED, of Rootstown.
Representative.
LEVERETT w. COCHRAN, of Aurora.
CorrniSsionar,
DAVID K. WHEELER, of Randolph.
Treasurer,
CHARLES GREEN, of Ravenna.
Prosecuting Attorney,
SAMUEL STRAWDER, of Ravenna.
Surveyor.
SAMUEL d. HARRIS, Of Ravenna.
Directors of Courtv Infrmary,
STLAS II. ELDRTDGE. of Shalersville.
ERASTUS CARTER, JR., of Ravenna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

VERMoNr.-A correspondent of the New York
Evening Post says, that the Wings are in NH
nority Of twenty on joint ballot in the Legislature.
The Legislature will elect the Goyernor and an
u. 8. Senator, and no Wing staRds Q ehaseS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

crease of taxation has originated in the townships
themselves, and how utterly unfair and false are
the charges of the opposition press when they set
down such increase to s'Locofoco extravagance.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

So MUCH FOR BUcKINGHAM.-Goodcil Buck
ingham, the Free Soil candidate for Lieutenant
Governor has sent his declination to the Central
Committee Of that party.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
A Story with q Moral.
CHAPTER I.

In the Spring of 1910, in the days of hard cider
and coon skins, when the Democracy was de-
nounced as "cold water party" and "hard ci-
er made harder by whiskey" was the watchword
of Whiggery in the village of Ravenna on
certain day the friends of f"Tippecanoe & Tyler
too had assembled to have "feast' of johnny
cake and "fow'' of cider. Their log cabin
was erected, their hard cider barrels filled to the
brm, were frothing with impatience, aching to be
tapped.
On buckeye log, with Johnny-cake in one
hand, and gourd filled with hard cider in the
other, sat one of the leading spirits of the de-
bauch participating in the festivities of the occa-
sion.
While he thus amused himself the sounds OF
merriment and bacchanalan revelry broke upon
his ear, and above the din of drunken clamor
arose the ''sprit stirring, spirit drinking strains
which ran as follows:
"Cold water may do for the Locos,
Or little weak vinegar stew.
But give us hard cider and whiskey
To drink to old "Tippecanoe."
CHAPTER 2.
| (moraD
THAT MAN is now Fusionist, supports the
man. THAT MAN is now stock holder in a Ger.
tain bank to the amount of $4,000, one tenth
of its entire capital. The wHIG TAX LAW OF 1851
taxed that certain bank $780, The DEMOCRAT
&c tax law Of 1852 which taxes banks as it taxes
the people, taxed that certain bank at $25O0-
that certain man at $3.50. The Democratic tas
law taxes that mans bank stock, just $l70 more
than the Whig law did.
! CHAPTER 8.
THAT MAN was one of the committee that nom
| mated Caleb Brown son account of temperance,
Caleb Brown is in favor of repeating the Demo
cratic tax law. The interest which THAT MAI
has in repeating the Democratic tar lao is jus
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY DOLLARS A YEAR
The interest which that man has in the Maine Law
question is just 5000. Axes to grind-R tu r
tu, &c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

upon the people, and one for which they can end
no kind Of apology whatever and one which
shows them utterly unworthy of confidence.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
F. UNDERWOOD.

This political firm Of WADswoRTH & Co., have
undertaken an extensive work in making nomina-
tons and controlling political affairs for the "peo
ple' of Old Portage, but from what we have al
ready seen Of their operations we cannot doubt
that they will do up the work to the entire salts
faction of the President, Directors & Co., of the
Portage County Branch Bank, whose servants
they are.
five may be permitted to make a few sugges-
tions in reference to this matter we would recon-
mend that they should supply this vacancy by
nominating the rest of the Directors Of the Ra-
VIENNA Bank, as while they are here attending to
Bank business they might very easily attend to the
affairs of the county.
Again we would recommend that they procure
Mr. ATWOOD, their candidate for Treasurer, to
decline, and supply his place with the name of the
Cashier of the Ravenha Bank, it would be SO
handy, and he having the key to the vaults of that
institution, there would be no occasion for the
use of the s'crowbar" and there would no longer
be any fear of that frightful instrument.
Were it not just as well as it is, we would re-
commend that Mr.. BROWN, their candidate fol-
Representative, should give way to the President
of the Board of Directors of that institution. But
its interests could not be better subserved.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
THR PORTAGE SENTINEL
r AsV VENN A OH 10.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. IS, 1853.
Democratic State Ticket for 1853,

Democratic State Ticket for 1883.
For Governor,
MEDILL.
Of Fairfield County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES MYERS.
Of Lucas County.
For Supreme Judge.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
OF Richland County.
For Treasurer of State,
JOHN G. BRESLfN,
Of Seneca County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM TREVITT,
of Franklin County.
For Member of the Board of Public Worhs.
WAYNE GRISWOLD,
of Pickaway County.
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. McCOOk,
of Jefferson County.
For School Commissioner,
HENRY FL. BARNEY,
Of Hamilton County.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

ETER1 VOTE. P. Stanton, of Tennessee,
democrat, whom the whigs had rejoiced over being
defeated, appears by the official returns to have
been elected-his majority in district polling
over 10000 votes being six! What an illustra-
ton Of the efficacy of single votes! Let no man
stay from the polls because he has but one vote.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 21.-Galveston dates to
the 10th report that Major Arnold, commandant
at Fort Worth, killed by DR.. Steiner, the fort
surgeon, in personal encounter.
The deaths by yellow fever average 13 per day
@ Galveston, and ct Houston B. The crops are
: &ssRHhle. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
BR1MF1ELD, Sept. ID, 1853.

To WILLIAM WADswoRTH. Esq, Chairman
Central Committee, &c.-DEAR SIR:-I take this
method to inform you what have already verbal
Iy communicated to of the members of your
committee, namely that wish to decline the nom
ination for County Commissioner, rendered to me
by the Peoples Convention of the 18th ult. full
ly appreciate the confidence reposed in me by the
bestowal of the nomination; and it is due myself
to say, that influenced to decline it by private
and personal considerations, but feel no diminish
ed nterert in the cause of temperance.
ff,,l1xy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-09-28
DecfiMatiOn of Mr. UnderVOOd--MOre
Work for the r Political Firm Of WadS-
worth & Co.

The Star and Wing of last week contain the
following note from Mr.. UNDERWOOD, declining
the nomination for Commissioner by the "People's
Conv vention:''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
--- New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccinn TrigOuum, No. 100
OHaiu Street.

nlain Street.
1- J. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an
gEEzyT79nounce TO the citizens of Wheeling and vi
n ii n 1cinity, that he has just opened new ana
elegant establishment for the sale OF VioLns'
Guitars Volinceilos Fagolets Flutes, Files Aecor.!e
ons Banios, and Tamborihes Brass instruments tho
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments
singing. ''' -, A.,
newest songs Duetts etc. and very best Roman aud
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
CarOnets Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail boards
Bows for VjolincelIo and Violin
A. KlepeHs Furniture Polish for renovatlng Varnlsheu
Furniture, Panos Cabinets Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. ,,.. me-.
the first and in the United States such
Nunns and Cari's grand and square Pianos, b. Dun
HAMS HaIett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &C.
Agent for the make ofCarhnrdt and Needhams Patent
1ccordeons and all kind repaired
n tie lowest nrices. VI
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Pemberton House.
Wuter strcet, ReloW nIonros

WHEELING, VA.
m NJ. PEMRERTON announces TO his old friends ara
the public generap that lie has located in the com
mOdious br ok bud:Eg, formerly known as the est
Charles and thorousny repaired rettedi, and is
prepa entertain travellers in good style at moderate
prices The PcmbertOn House is situated Immediately
on tho Steamboat Landing and nearthe Depot OF the Bal
n;ore and Ohio Railroad, afording PASSENGERS ior @ he
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place ne
proprietor respectfully invites the attention ot ms OLD
friends his house, and sOlics share of public
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
AmcricnnE, PntrOnize Your Own Mnnu
fnetmFCS,
wheeling Six Factory. III

Wheeling Silk Factory. ~
MEXICAN Silk manufactured into superior and sub.
n stan articles the various fabrics now IN use at
GiLLSS SILK FACTo:,Y; Main Street, Centre Wheel.
ing The curous such matters are invited to call and see
the process manufacturing and those wishing to nur-
chase Silks Wholesale RETAIL be supplied onreasoll.
able terms Gil's StOre adjoining the Factory or at A.
NJ Adams' !. Forbs', y. o. Fairchd's Marsh S lay
Ior's and O. Hciskills, Wheeling Va, and at James
Richardson's Furnishing Ware House, No. 1l9 Main
Street, Cincinnati, o.
our Fabrics are warrented all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
lie American Institute New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We are '1ntly
manufacturing, and stock is now large and
silks fnscs cravats, handkerchies, of white black,
paid figured and pTned all the newest styles, made OF
best ttyyned silk twed plain. Also, Shirts drawers,
and half hose gentlemen.
Please cali and important branch of Amer
can variety oisks prompt
ly executed. ,.,, -.
u - JOHN w. GILL.
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

~ j. q A. J. BAGGS,
aIlar No.22 Main ST., Centre Wheeling,
II EEP constantly hand assortment OF the latest
II and most Improved Stoves embracing every variety
Of Parlnr Shop and Cooking Stoves. Their western
Virginan,' coal stove, cannot be surpassed 67 any ny
OF them within six months, pedgng 10
take them back they did not give satisfaction, AMI nave
never lad one returned :,
They also keep constantly hand the latest style oi
Arch Crates warranted equalto any made in this cltyi
also cast Iron Sinks variety oil all arucles IN the
Foundry line, which will be sOl,l low for cash
work - . II M dSSwtE-Aug. 3.
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WHEELING.
sPEING or 1888.
WIN. /. sELBY.

VIM. It. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign s. Domestic Dry G oodI,
No. lit lIHin ST., West side, betueen Monroe ana
Union SITS.
Wheeling, Va,
S NOW in receipt of mis- Spring stock of Dry Goods
i and Notions direct from Importers and MsnnIsct1
rcrs Comprising complete and desirable stock of
goods adapted to the trade this section can be found
in any hnu'c East or IVest, tOHhch would respectfully
invite the attention of retail dealers consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks, alpac1s popns lawns, de aines ng
hams, etc. with very large stock prints, tho
makes and ColOrs Aso bonnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And OF - -.
MEMS WEAR.
In Cloths cashmere sattinetts meTino cassimeres,
eas tweeds and summer cloths; also, CottonadeS, Den
MIS- blue drills, brown linens linen drills, nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Also,
mem and boys palm has, Lcghon and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats etc with full stock OF linen and uOt
baggng, seamless bags, buraps table Diapers cras
drimgs ick,ngs checks, shirtns stripes, ETC., brown
and blcached nGsliis; with good stock OF white goods
in the .. -- .tr-.t ~. a-.rs
AS cambrcs, aconets, Irish linens aces threads but
tons hosiery, gloves, combs ETC., in all their variety
My whole stock will be found unsurpassed, as well III
quality and style, as i'll prices
maT25 W.I SELBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
1858. sszg 1858.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.
Something worth seeing!
A M ADAMS

NEW CLOTHIN G ROOMS.
HAVING now completed my rooms l am better pre- ire
paTed to accommodate my customers than ever be-
fore and at such low prices will astonish the natives
Come and try Remainder thai my place is one
door above the old corner, long occupied by me- Is
useless for me to undertake to enumeate my stock the
variety is SO great. je20 4. NJ. ADAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15

Baltimore Piano Forte ManufnetSry:
r j, WISE & BROTHER, manufacturers OF Boudoir
Grand and Square Pianos requestthe special atten
ton OF female performers, to late and Important n'
proyeent in the OF the piano. By this Invention
the keys the piano can be to HARD or
SOFT TOUCH, to suit the exact ELASTIC strength OF the
fingers 1T being we'll known 10 rerIormer that the
touch Of tie rsta It we're vain to taE
or fine tone fthe kt Is not susceptible OF Tree and
elesc movement, Otherwise the Inherent qualities othe
instrument will remain unknown: Those who would
avail themselves the best possible means ofang the
niano should not fail to give this invention trial
See business circulars which may be had Tree oil post.
age, by addressing manufacturer u
]. ]. WISE a BROTHER,
maros f III ass $50 7'sDtAFs ~ BALTIMORE.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
NoI54, NInTu street,

NO154, NEuTu Street,
WHEELING VA.
II now receiving LARGE LOT OF. CARPETS, RUGS,
MATS AND MATING. Also, Table anu Floor Olo
Cloths Ofall widths, and keeps constantly on hand arg
assortment of Furnatue every description. Gilt AMI
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasscs Glass Plates Vcnitian
and Transparent Window BInds ind Trimmings Clocks
Mahogany Vancers, Varnish, Haircloth, Gured Hair,
SPRING Sacking otOns, Brass and Mahogany Stair RudS
Get ali which will be sold at the lowest prices nug
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Thomas H. Gibson,

N" n AU114tLo IL NIAU5O4AI -I------
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
No 5 Union ST. opposite G. II. Bcrry's Rope store.
EGS leave inform his friends and tho public in gen
ID eTa continues TO carry on the plumbing and
gas fitting all its various branches, and respectfully sol
cits share OF publ patronage a n.
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes, com
mon and patent ydrants, cistern pumps bath boilers,
closets wash basins cold water fountains for no;
bath tubs, lead and iron cinque boxes, lead
collins, hatcrs kettles etOrts ior bleaching and all other
dispatch.
Also chandeliers pendants brackets, belIar lights,
candle burners etc.
Anrders len at the above place Will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly att ended to. ~
N H.~Nlt orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. a5fs ap6-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15
Look at This!

Ill those who are desirous OF preserving the memory
N of themselves and and friends do so, most ceo-
talIy by calling without deayat L. Tarbeil's Daguer
reOypc ROOms at the OF Main and ddle Streets
which be obtained, with the same degree oil
hcauty and excellence, elsewhere IN the cty.
l.0I, l.. TARBELL Daguer feotypist,
Corner OF Main and Biddle streets,
y Centre Wheeling.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
H. CREJMf fsACEKEIE would announce TO his
y fTcrds public generally that having ruTchas
cd the OF the senior partner in the business atGy
coEdnctcd under tho firm J. Crumnacker & Son, lie
will at the old stand No. lIo Main ST.
and would respectfully solicit and trusts TO merit Con
uancc patronage so berally bestowed onths ola @
He has just returned from the Eastern cities and IS now
Oncuug an extensive well selected stock O Drugs AMI
Chemicals, Perumery, Fancy articles, &c, all OF which
were purchased strict persOnnlnspectOn aEd win
scrpulous regard TO purity OF quality, and offered
~ III nS,Liir 61 Tho nioet reasonable terms 1Yr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-15

.DAG GUERREOTYPE GALLERY.
Ss - A.C. AISTRTDGsE f invites
islSa21Zl1%4 attention TO hi Daguerrean Rooms, ami
4H%4I1SSsfJ Apparatus, now the result of years OF
.A$tfiESSAY experience and close application TO the
GsSEtsItjlsESY art. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all OF the improve.
e4s which time and proper have proven valuable
lie promise TO produce Ikenesesf
beauty and perfection which has yet heeh ataeu w to
Daguerrean process. :, ,,., a..
For the attractive and commodlous slyIe III MSn his
rooms nrc fitted up he invites the public TO call and exam
inc themselves Ills cabinet OF SPeCihes "1e o"SS
open for inspection. - =.
also most taken at short notice.
A stock materials plates
cases lockcts &C. always on hand and for sale
Rooms. No. SO Monroe "t'' near the Fost 0h'ee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

CRY REvoRH-We learn that the City Re-
form Association is moving. They have had a
meeting, and fixed upon plan Of organizing
in every ward Of the city. They intend only to
nominate charter and ward officers, but say
they will keep . sharp look out at the nomi-
nees of the political parties for the Legislature.
For Judicial Offices we understand they will
support those nominees of the political parties
whom they shall deem best qualified, without
reference to national or State politics. Those
most active in the movement say they cannot
and will not be Indifferent to the Judiciary,
including the District Attorney; and that Mr..
Blunt, the present incumbent Of that Office, will
be pretty sure to get the warm and united sup
port Of the reformers They say that in get
ting their amended charter only half of their
work was done. They mean to get good men
to carry it out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

Prince Paul William, Of WirStmourg, was at Monte
vdeo at tia lest dvces Hs had spent several months
in scientific explorations Of the P4ts aui Uruguay rivers
1t was bis intention to leave .hocgly for Valparaiso and
thence for the United States.
lazy ehtrr Jsssp Hsoan1s LADY and M' two
chnoren, MES maria Gonzales, Domlrgo Cutters.
DPARTURAs.
hss.Ggsseyas Berger fdaa,o ororer VIM fsrsh.
S. Isns !1. ,s r.Tis
swofa D. Les esiis ss, anus s0 sIs
o. nn,t s,. g1 shI s.shi
Donald and lady, oo Htf. aldres oDbs, r Vul,e.te,
sssT ' aan m ss as,
Hqnsr us .aies smith, 10 err srris Mm Law.
a nn.ss aim,s-, yssno, Jas Lostro Rumpi
sssn us isss- Jahn rs1s
s sss sa ss:ssssr Gh Jsha w
Perry w% zs,ssr J,mos Reily
a;ssYs seieier oS'a suiss A' Jas
bs. 2ss rf Lacy
Nuho'I'sa John Herman. K,ot pr Freedi.nssr.
hsc,s srr1efsy asd ha Jnc
asa s Sr aS' I'D
ri LaT,Gs ssf asSi Ms M,sasp cs:soS H.sh
and i.u, Children Mossssis ss'sash., crly.hsx,
nnds simon M.rsarss Kelly. a' cS;sep. 'sS
sn Van nsg SsG Macy Ss a smg
Sic an Coghlsn.
For Charleston. in the steamship hsrner-Msj d
Heritt q Herot, Miss Heri T. DIR Patrick. Mes Ly
mon MIS- DR. hamilton, Herbert daughter Hstha-
wsy. l. hathaway, Treat q Bryen, Isaac Da Veg4
Mrs @ Da VEGA Misc Ia Vega. Il DC snis A Moroso,
Boarck Is Sell n NJ rhman Tbos Herts. L w Paul
GERARD II Parsons, Mics Daley. Mi Pc we'll. W
Waller and lady II Pc her Whitaker; Chss Young
II u Walker. Hailey, Waters y iss Budding Ton l.
uouer, yeore. u G ste,son and lady Mr. Dawson.
nj d Lac y Jno Nelson, John " alley w NJ WightmAn
ard LADY hrs Az ME smilton MS Pe'ton Wright
and lady Mas Wrislt yand,Ih rst Thos Berthody,
y w Trask, Mrs A Nelson, Mrs MalO1e Mr. II Tucker
sdy, siss p Weston. Miss II Tucker Miss Tucker,
Henry Tucker. A Johrfon, A bcDoDboli G sloat and
lady Chts Thirison, Morton, NORM, WIN Nichols
Ihos Lon. G. 3 Titus. z Levy nrs 9cFariin, Mrs d
hose airs ~ Howell, Miss Lilly lss Parsons Mis-
litroo, NJ Comrades az fieud David Gardiner,
tbe w Msing, 1hos King Aiss FAIRY, " Bremen Jno
Btemsr u Rocket Miss Gerard. II Hammond w era
y y nJep, ord % in the strerarn !. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29

Neither Tie Amerisa, dae d Halifax. nor the
Washington, que NJ this port, had arrived up to
late hour last night BY singular fatality there has
ben, On every eceaso when steamers have been
due ut Halifax for pine months past, heavy st rm
Down East" Such 10 the case IN the present IN
stance, and consequently We are without any infor
nation as to the steamer now overdue at that port
Mr.. George, OF Pcughkeepsie, was yesterday
chosen delegate 10 the Wing State Convention. to
represent the Second Assembly district Of Dut hess
county
Thomas Saxon, an EDglishman, formerly of New
York, committed suicide at Trenton yesterday by
shooting himself with gun.
Elsesher may be found circular from the State
Department, explaining who are Prussian subjects;
letters from Calcutta and Malta; Army Movements;
Sbipwrecks and their Causes; an article on the
Crystal Palace; theatrical, Financial and Com
neIcial Intelligence, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
The TORT.

CENTREvILLE CUuhsE, l.. I-TROrTIN
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2S.-Maich AID purse, $3.50, mile
heats, best three in five.
c. CARL named CHI. m. Millers Damgel, TO
r. Ncdne NAMED b. Lance Tin hsroess) paid forfeit.
SAME DAr.Match, $780, mile hesta bsst three in five,
to
Jas. WbeIpey ed ch stallion William Tell, I
f. j. Nodne named ch. stallion " u AecaIlah. 2 2
Time, 2:5i-3oO-2:59.
The stallion trot was poor sr,ir- all side.
William Tell took the lead the start each heat and
was headed in the raca In the second heat
Whelpley took tire outside the homesketch, but
croased in comtrg 70 the The judges at first were
Tor eisancig him. bus atterssos thought 1t would bo
too severe punishment and et 70 psss although mum.
bers Of other drivers have prvousy aid dearly for
lie infringement Of The hotipa rules There very
Few persoAs a. tie track, the ing .tate Of tho
weather 70 doubt deteping from attending
who would orberwige have be. n there.
The trot al the Union Course tod,y will be well worth
witnessiry