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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

VI b. understood r,t . s,i.. u.,or a. t..,,,,.ty
T.' con ios.W hi- Senatorial post ind that tbs lion
d POO 'nu.giuu COZ zoe lion Ch.iIr. S. Mof,be,d s,l
Ce elected 10 Mr. byJus place To- ibc senate
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

LOrtsyILLE MARKET. Dec. o.
Sio Of g. bids tobacco during the list four DAYS 90
u " i1ugp. ~ 81 5IJ 90, al = s5tJ95, at & 90
aud Q at 74s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

l. bisiIor AT ODD FgLLow's Haiti sill be seen nv
advertisement that T. Bishop, Esq, intend. giving series
o. us Panoramic and Vocal Entertainments
- o'i Fellows Hall during the ensuing week. lie will
give MS hrst Entertainment to night which will embrace
series OF very Interesting parts
VIC ue'm " unnecessary to oaer any opinion with re
snu " Tue abilities OF Mr. BishoP.as performer His
celebrity stands sufficiently high recommend him to tho
notice Of all.
tie IS accompanied by the celebrated Pianist Mile Clio
wanna. We have no doubt but that both will ,,lo -,
an Interesting Entertainment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31
ANUS NJ EN- rs.
noNDhn :, iJANtHMY ga, 1891

"oNDAh, January Yd, lsAt,
OPENING MONT
or the New York celebrated
1T ALLAN OPERA COMPANYi
Orer Forty Perfor,h,rsf'
Grand Chorus and full Orchestra
under the grand direction the ACCOMPLISHED ,rms,r
and renowned composer.
SIC NOR l.. 4 RDITy
NEW ScEsERirsl-GoRGEous Observation-Disclosures mr..
CoRArIoSsl
FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONIyI
LtCREZIA BORGIAI
On which occasion the following unriyalcd and eupop,
artists will have the honor of making their first
ancc before the citizens Of Richmond
siGNORA ROSA DEvRIEs
The Great Prima Donna of the age
SIGN0RA POZZOLINI
Ono OF the sweetest Tenors of the day ua.cv NJ M,3
Sontags Opera '
SIGNoRA SIEDENBURG
Tho prominent Cantatrce, lately Of Madame AIboni's
OpCra.l '
sIGNoR COLLECT,
The wonderful Basso Cantautc
Signori BARATT CASDI aud Pa RozzI
20 subscription Book open at Mr. Taylor,s mnsic
store GU Saturday morning, the 3lst instant and on the
following Monday, when may be secured for The four
nights s '
Secured seats, A On
Boxes aud Parquette, an
81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31
Candid.

The Washington Ssn'iaein article Of warning the
Democratic party saws
We have thought it possible that al who voted
for Pierce and King at the last presidential election could
be uuitej into harmonious party The democratic
party wULt into the canvass of 1852 Gnder advan
tigcs, which could be considered permanent and
could not be relied in future Whilst the
other hand the wings entered that canvass under extra
ordinary disadvantages which httc prudence and saga
city uay avoid hereafter. "A natural consequence the
democratic ticket commanded which no amount OF
political management could possibly keep together and
retaiu.
But beyond all :bat every administration must even
when carving out strictly aud faithfully the principles
which brought into power give dissatisfied on
OF IT. original supporters. Leaving Of view msuudcr
standings and mieapprcheusious, aud neutrality-suspicious.
aud looEng only the distribution OF public patronage
ahd Of executive and ofparty vorevery all coz
'erssnt with human nature, and the principles oi party
movements, must perceive abundant aud prolific sources
OF discomfort the first Of President more
especially when that President succeeds President
OF opposite political faith.
ltWould be weak, idc-anL At the time uncaniid
aud dshoue-,,o pretend deny that disstisic-
ton exists throughout the country say It Won please
that that dissatisfaction is The result, Of disappointment
but the TACT that II exists aud sensible
deny
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

sAroRs CUuRr YksrrRDAr.-Por CHAckrRs-Jacob
smith was fined ~ for dischargng pop crackers ON
18th street, on Wednesday.
LkAviso Carr N INK SrRrkr.-JeremiahS b. Tins
ley was fined 81 because his boy Albert Anderson p.r
United his hose and cart remain standing at the cor.
ner OF Main and e6th street
Aoe" Is an old offender. being punished once before
Tor other offences in his capacity as driver.
An order made by his Honor ON ,h, occasion tina,
he should be prohibited ON driving In IN. civ s,b.
future.
VIOLENT AssAuLr.-Wiliam Redcross, fee negro
was Drought np on charge Of assaulting and beating ON
"Wednesday night, Martha Weaver, his reputsd wifi.
Ut Bolton WAS examined AZ to the character OF the 10
jury lie said he called upon visit Martha About
u o'clock on Wednesday night lie discovered upon
examining her. that she had severe Gu, on Ia. head fla
questioned her how inflicted and one or two oh.,
who were present told him she had fallen and that
she received the wound in that way. lie e,pr.,.
ell doubt as to the truth Of that statement and de
sired to lnos the real facts that he might treat to
wound in proper way.
They then admitted she was struek nv .no,,., -
with a chair
The wound was not of dangerous character Inn, !,
may PROBABLY Affect the scalp future time or even thu
BRAN. IL seemed to have been inflicted bv so,,. H.,
instrument such a. piece OF wood with an edge to IL
Martha Weaver appeared md testified that IN.
came to her house about IL O'Clock on "Wednesday p;gb,
and at AFTER they had been playing short time he 60,
SeHed and she got vexed. The upshot of the fun wa
tha hedeoss took chair and struck her on the head
Little gallantry there)
lie was ordered ''thirty" aud a promise of .thirtv
"'"e "nen ne appeared again. His name appeared
on the record in connection with like oaenc.
For CRAcSiSG.-Willam whtow had to pop GU, slo
LOT popping pop crackers ncsT the ALEXANDRA the Goth
inst. Dear popping that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

AIFOuoUH A-,Ju .Iao negro men. Que called lev e
Arm7cii and the other David Mitchell aerr committed
10 the ill Of Frci.Urk county Du Mondu last charged
With 600 l-7lu With intent Co t On Saturday night ~
hr hnth1 b1tcr living hve miles north 81 town was
going home on horseback hc wIs auidcnl, attacked In
lonely piece OF wood the laulc NOub Mountain aud
quite -erou-y beaten With hOe4 aud similar weapons boz
fore be- could citririts himself H- horse a,. - him
however and he managed CO. reach shelter Hs r We be-
heyc, out 81 danger from boz irufiss
number OF circumstances mcuiOur indicative OF
pTcueinted murder but lhcy will best come out on trsl
.- Wn6sf'' I,'g'Hu", D,e. Us.
LsE1T ssis %, EteRors 4 'pwafIs u 300 ucg,oe.
"etc -old AZ r-bhc auction 100 ibis place on TussJay
81 these 20 belonged % me sFate Of Josiah Chamber
dcctIscd and brought the o. t4G COO cash being In
average Of q fraction s582. The sa!r brought to
gecE gsgy large cOnsoure OpeOple larger We e!eye
hhu We ever ssg IN or town before Fauasic Journal
Dee. ~.
Tue Ice ou Wheeling Geek IS now some sis inches
thirF The ce Keeper busly engaged IN supplying
tnr'f hDu7es. -- " hSiny hfHgsacs,, DCc %.
A,iDi,t. cd. fu, y w YtsotvA RaLao,p'.- A. John
NeManut section Tuesday last land slide occurred
killing two aud twn horra N R0fk on the railroad
Two men were killed ~ The FUNNEL ON Farrell section
Fiily. The Pukorsburg Glzrue u SATURDAY 20. .
"fu, isobuiisI by the land eide have il been unelr
81, lBi The corpse brought to town. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-12-31

Viseisia Posr O.rrr MArTfRs Tho name Of tie
81 70 Sutherland
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-04
FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, MAY 10, 1858.

PARIS, MAY 10, 1853
The Empress seems quite recovered. She appears be-
side the Emperor in open caleche almost every fine
afternoon upon the fashionable prom cnadc Of tie Champs
Elysees and Bots dc Boulognc II scomo understood that
they will very leave Paris for the summer making
St. Cloud the imperial residence for few weeks whep
they will retire watering place among the Pyrenees
which has been recommended to the Empress for the
complete re-estabishment Of her health. Their morn
ing walks in the reserved garden of the Tuilees have
also been resumed 1t is currently reported in private
that in Of the Emperors rides days since the
Bots de Boulogne another attempt made his life
No French paper audes to the subject except in the
distant The fate Of the individual is
mystery yet He II probably never be heard Of again
Whatever judgment impartial posterty win pronounce
upon the by which the Emperor has contaminated
his ambition, yet wise patriotism would dictate
the blow France would but undergo perhaps with ter
ribe commissions, change of rulers. That civil and
political liberty woud gain by it larger and more as
sured field do not believe. Forms might be improved
little, but the desposm would be as real and less fa
vorable to the advent Of real constitutional liberty than
the regime Of unveiled highhanded authority that now
prevails Such is not the opinion however il would seem
Of the Republicans they call themselves and Of the
Legitimists Of France, The attempt assassination
above alluded to is attributed to officer in the army Of
the Democratic party and during the last week some
twenty-five or thirty arrests have been effected with as
much secresy rs possible among the Legtmists. Among
the persons seized several Of the upper ranks Of So
ciey hear no name mentioned save that Of Jeanne
notorious print and bookseller Of the passage Choiseu
This person has heretofore upon several occasions 6gur
cd in my letters by Of the nooriey he has given
himself as one of the active organs and agents Of
the Legitimist faction.
In the meanwhile NAPoIEoS ILL., despite the desperate
remedies to which his enemies disposed resort relies
confidently upon his star and the protection of Divine
Providence seconding his efforts for the perpeuaon
Of his dynasty. 1dt-to, u cie faflsra
One Of the first acts Of the Republic Of ls4s was to
strike from the penal code (Which Lamartine did with
dash Of his pen, and few magniloqucnt phrases the
penalty Of death for political offences The Constitution
of November lsis, solemny confirmed the measure in
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-04

England Butter, eggs fowls, cheese, fruits win rise in
the Market and the agricultural provinces Of the West
have rejoice The nferorty Of France in every
thing connected with is shown by the progress
Of the commercial paves Of other countries in her own
land In the first three months Of 1852 there entered into
year there entered but 424 vessels of 76 439 tons On
the other hand in the period Of the year 1852 there
entered into French ports foreign of 297
TONS while in 1858 the number has advanced to 22O3
vessels Of 309 100 tons The English flag enters largely
into the account"
The citizens of London holding up to their munich
pal authorities the example of the Partisan unconares
who under the authority and direction of the French
Emperor making such extensive alterations in the
French capital The expenses of placing constructions
in the vicinity Of the Louvre in harmony with that build
ing win amount to...,........ 90, $50, 600 francs
And the central markets............. 81 100000
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-04

Or in round numbers. 600
But the materials of the houses taken
down and sale Of the ground, &c.,
with the contribution Of the Stateof
1900, 900 francs, viii amount TO-. 1900, 900
Absolute cost. 6S0O0OOO
A loan Of $4,000, 900 francs, owing to
the credit Of the city, produced...... 81 000 600
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-06-04

The next returns expected exhibit an increase Of
bullion.
In Literature several new books are announced. Mr.
MURRAY has ready for publication the third and fourth
volumes Of George Grenves Diary = !" Life in Abys-
snia" by MANSFIELD PARKYSs; DR.. HOOKS Discourses
upon Of the controversies Of the day - and JOHN
PALLrsER's SOLITARY Ramblcs and Adventures Of Hun
ter in the Praires" Messrs LoSGMAx Co. have ready
Burtons History Of Scotland" Memories Of the Earl
Of peterborough" by the author Of Hochaga and the
Rev. Arthur MAnT1sEAUs Church History in England =
Republicatons Of many American books announced
In France ii Is eKaggeraton 70 say that with
Of individuals there is but thought an
elusive at enton to business and money late
London journal says:
"You will find 10 a vast majority Of instances French.
determined TO enrich themselves In the provinces
Of this country you viii find msers than in any
country in the world The French peasant knows moth
ing beyond the golden calf The miser Of Balzac 10 Eu
genie Grandeis profound type Of the French provincial
Next in rank Of money worship stand the small shop
keepers Of the awns, majority of whom merit lost en-
phacaly the term Of thieves behind the counter All
men are money-makers now than under Louis
Philippe In high and low rich and poor exists the de-
vourng desire to become ricb and the Government is
daily called to start speculation to crafty
the lust Of gold The public funds are looked on as
very poor resource There is not sufficient rise and fall
in them II is speculaons Of risky character that
are required, and the cry Is every day. wanted new
company. Something gigantic, something immense is
cash Of the eager capitalists One day viii theorists
ana then France win feel another Law ex-
element
The budget Of Mr. Gladstone is hailed by the liberal
party IN France with rapture il is also voraby receiv
% " the population, which already trades largely with
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
important ffo.n the State Of sonora

The silver mines of Arizona, the same about
which Raoussett de Boulbon had difficulty with
the Mexican authorities some time ago, have
turned out to be OF unparalleled richness News
received at Guaymas report immense deposits OF
silver ore had been discovered at Arizona, yield
iEga dollars worth of pure silver to three pounds
of ore The news produced great excitement
among the Inhabitants; and upwards of thousand
men had left Guaymas and Hermosilla for the
mines,
The incursions Of the Indians still continue,
and, with increased audacity. They attacked a
village within fifteen miles of Guaymas and killed
one hundred persons-men women and children.
In addition stoathis, the Mexican authorities were
in great trepidation from the expected invasion of
the fllb1steTos; and it was believed that they
would be welcomed by the people for the sake of
protection against the Indians If such design
be really zon foot, as there is great to be-
lieve, its execution will be hastened by the news
ofthe discoveries at Arizona. ....e .s.-
PROBABLE TERMINATION OF THE INDIAN WAR.
We learn from Mrs Parker who left Crescent
City on Sunday morning, that business at that
place was at complete stand still in consequence
of the Indian troubles. At least four hundred
men from klamath county had gone over into
Southern Oregon to fight the Indians Gen.
Lane with the volunteers was at JacksonVile.-
A party who reached Crescent City on Friday
last from the seat of war, reports that there was
every prospect of the difficulties with the Indians
being amicably settled. Old Sam the chief of
the Rouge River Indians, and several other chiefs
had come into Gen. Lanes headquarters to make
treaty. No more fighting was expected.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Engrandl-.so very Brave.

The London Nescs thus defines the position of
England in the Turkish affairs:
t9a Nicholas has twisted Francis Joseph round
his finger, and Austria leaves England and France
to do as they please about Turkey. Russia and
Austria are one, the Car will not quit the prin-
cipalities and all the negotiations come at one to
the ground. Il ssE sfsf54 yf#t zzs8s s,EEs
'Winter having arrived his military arrange
ments being completed. and Austria fully agree
ing about what shall be done, Russia turns round
upon the western powers, bluntly refuses to evac-
uate the principalities, and declares that the
whole long tissues of negotiations since Prince
Menchikef left constantinop1e must pass for
nothing; whilst at the same time Austria declares
that it can no longer cooperate with the western
powers; and that Turkey must adopt the Vienna
note pure ct simple, as Russia demands.
nsaSuch being the ca ehduct of Russia-the pow
er which interferred to reduce Hungary again un-
der the Austrian yoke-and of Austria-Which
volunteered its meditation between Russia and
the western powers in their character of assert
ers of the independence and integrity of the Tur-
kish Empire it possible to resist the suspicion
that the whole of the negotiations at Vienna have
been thesconsequence of preconcerted trick be
tween the Russian and Austrian Governments
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
Libel Suit.

H. H. Robinson, Editor of the Enquirer has
ordered Messrs. Pugh, Pendleton and Stanberry
to commence suit against Gen. Cary, Editor of the
Ohio Temperance Organ, for libel. The damages
are laid at $2O, O,OOO.- Cincinnati Gazette.
We wonder if the money raised so plentifully
to sustain the Temperance cause in Ohio, could
not be better employed by helping CARY out OF
his scrape. He is in for it. The woman scrape
is no touch to this. The s'set 'er down. will be
apt to get set down at the hands of PUGH, PEN
DLEToN and STANBERRY. CARY is too loose with
his tongue. His scurrility requires check. Go
ing around abusing political partzans for theil
free warfare, he retnrns home to his organ, only
to indulge in personal slander and vituperation.-
Statesman. <4
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
MurrlR0.

At the Freedom House in Drakesbugh the 10Th by
L. Drake ESQ.,. Mr.. ALEXAN DER STIRLING, Jr., OF Sha
lersyille, and Miss ALVIRA SEELY, of Mantua.
On the 14h by the Rev. F. A. Deming of Freedom
Mr.. JULIUS H. DORMAN, and Mis- MARY BARNES, all o
Chardon.
By Rev. F. A. Demng, Shaersvie, Oct 10th, 1853, Mr.
WILLIAM GAYLORD and Miss SARAH A. KASsON, o
that place.
In Ravenna 9Th inst, by Andrew Jackson, Esq
FRANCIS O'NEILL and ABIGAIL MYERS all of Ravenna.
Also by same on the 13h Ravenna House, Capt
E. H. NEWCoMB of Cleveland, and URETTA J. BROCK
WAY, of Nelson a.... ...- ..#- e
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
FIR
OR THE
pERTT,C OF NA VIC ATTON.

advantages this contract need scarcely be urged
wealthy men, merchants for they rarely neglect it, and
they do leave them other resources tits especially val
liable to laborng mechanics and others of moderate
meanswho, perhaps, have little else than home and its
contents in the world.
These neglect to nsure fire which visit
hour would leave them homeless and with
their labor begin again the struggle o7 and years
of toll watching pass before they regain what
they have lost fndeedits DONE To such insurance
duty If the individual worth ittle the expenses less
property. STILL the expense is tring, and by
investing few dollars he is safe 1fhe oyertaken by msor
laid in ashes. he receives in
cash capital equal his oss and restore what has
been destroyed. -
P BRAINERD agent for Rayenn and Portage county lm43
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBES,
ANAL YTICAI PHYSICIAN.

WILL be i'll attendance at his rooms as f0lloWs:
House, Wednesday afternoon and Thurs
dav and Goth October. 49,,
Akron--Cobb's Exchange, Tuesday, 18th of October.
ClevelandAmerican House, Wednesday and Thursday,
18th and 9Th of September.
weeks from the State delays APP
pontments beyond the usual period, after which they will
again be attended regularly heretofore ~ = tti
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of the Liver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen lnhammations, Rheumatism, Asthma,
sy Nervous disabilities, Restessness Loss Of
Appetite Constipation Derangement of the Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swengs, long standing dis
eases, are invited to CALI -t.-- .3#.I.t+- st au'
No CHARGE !Dr. T., neither bleeds
bisers nor he HomRpathis he Mercury Ar
senc Anmony other mineral medical agent morris
Thompsonan he neither seams gives emetics His the
but not than his system of treatment He does not
make sick to make we nor tear down to build again.
alay irritaon by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against impOstrs who in several
counties endeavorn harvest from the popularity
remedies by pretending to the They
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of med
cnes, they are of earning reputable practice
THE SICK ARE INVITED TO. CALL. 2.
Coon CHEER FOR DYsPEPTcs.-Mrs L. Shuttck of Hamo-
den townships Geauga county, first attacked with pain
the stomach followed by changable appetite, indigestion
ity tenderness and weakness sgoneness pit OF
stomach coldness eXremes pain through chest back
shoulders and ulness ofhe head with much deb
ity For nearly two had not sufficient strength
during the entire day. -Four different bad
ingy treated the case, aordng at time than slight
temporary relief With little strength and less hope
cess patient commenced of Analytical remedies which
continued until complete effected last
taken medicine and says stomach
better condition than Cost of treatment S775.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19

TO THE PEOPLE OF PORTAGE COUNTY.
IIAV1NG made arrangements with the firm of H. H. RH1AN
II & Co.. 5th street Pittsburgh, known of the larges
in the United Sttes by which
to furnish will with their custom with every
variety FURNITURE found in city west ofNew
York. and at prices as low: .
invite the attention of those wishing to purchase, to my
ofwae consisting in part of choice selection of Sofas
Mahogany spring parlor and rocking CHAIRS and
assortment of bottoms from to "a dollars se
Marble Mahogany and Cherry top parlor tables,
sofa and bedsteads
and superior quality of looking glasses very
pee and quantity Of picture frames at 2a cents caeh
have also assortment of Eastern work from New York
superior quality of the genuine long hair, and curedhair
mattresses manufactured in this county.
Coffns kept on hand ofall Sizes -fT IF f,''ti ,- -'
Wdre-RoomQs on Main Street, one door East OF
Halls Book Store, Ravenna. T. G.. PHILLIPS.
Rayenna. July -. 6m-4I9
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-10-19
NRuu aAuRrtistulRuta.


HE subscriber will sell at Public Auction, his residence
l. one mile West the village of Ravenna, Saturday
the 22d day of Oct. inst, the following property
One Yoke of working Cattle, Span of Horses
yearling Heifer calves 13 Hogs two horse
riage one double Harness. brass pated sleigh,
two horse Wagon Ploughs Drag, Ghains sythes, &c
Also, IL or Is tons of Hay in the quantity of Corn in
the ear Oats Potatoes and Buck Whea Also, lot OF
Household Furniture, consisting Tables Chairs, Stands
Looking Glasses, Feather Beds, Bedsteads Cook Stoves
Carpets, l set of China Willow Wagon, Globe, Book
Case, and many other articles Aso small lot of Books
among which will be offered of Clark's Commenta-
res in six volumes Sale to at 10 O'clock A M!
TERMs-For all sums five ddIlars with approx
ed security PAYABLE in six months with interest
will be received: LAURIN DEWEY.
Ravenna, OcS IS, l953