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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-16
Still Later from Europe,

Arrival of the Steamer Rdtic-BreadstufS Un-
changed onai,tory Rumors IN regard to the
Turkish Har-Rgported Armistiae.and then Re-
ported crossing Of the Danube by tie Turks.
New YORK, Nov. ID.
The steamship Ba,tic, from Liverpool, Wednes-
dav noon, Nov. 22d, .rrived at l2 O'Clock to-day.
The Aro,ia arrived out on the 29th October
Ratic brings ia passengers, and landed her
mails ahead of the receipt OF Americas mails
from Boston. The Baltics news is interesting,
but may be briefly told.
Everything is enveloped in mystifycation. A
Vienna dispatch announces an armistice between
Turks and. Russians for an indefinite period. This
dispatch materially advanced the price of English
ard French funds.
Another dispatch said that satisfactory diplo-
matte note from the four powers, was on the way
to Constantinople land that the supposed armlstice,
was to allow time for its acceptance This also
sire gthened the funds, but it began to be rumor
ed that the so-called arnistice was conditional
order to Omar Pacha not tn commence hostilities
till Nov. /, if he had not began.
This depressed the stock market, and it was
further depressed by telegraphic statement ap-
paratus, authentic that the Turks had crossed the
Danube River in st en- 5th, and cupied Kal p It
with the intention to attack the Russians in open
field Now, the fact is, that the public do not
know, and have no means Of knowing which of
these statements are to be believed, consequently
all are tremblngly anxious for later news from
the east.
There has been desperate riots at Wgan, Lam
cashire, England, by the turned out operatives,
ard coIiers, much property destroyed by the
rioters. The Troops were called out.
Mr.. Soue had presented his credentials to the
Queen of Spain, and was graciousiy received.
Mr.. Heep, U. S. Consul, at Tennisee died sud-
denly.
--LATEST BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH -TheFurk'
ish cavalry and infantry crossed the Danube on the
9th, and took possession of Kalafort, and were
still passing over.
The Russians were gathering around Kalafort
and collisions were expected next day.
Another despatch says that 10000 Russians
crossed the Danube near Winded on the 2Sth
!, without collisions. The Russians had retired.
The London Times has dispatches from Con
stantinople ON the 23d, saying the Austrian Envo.
j had submitted to the Sultan draft of note from
the four powers, said note having been previously
: accepted by Russia. The TIMES still thinks tina
negotiations may prevent general war.
: At Liverpool all articles ofprovisons dull
; Lard and tallow quiet and lower.
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SI1ePiT'S Sale.

OY virtue OF writ of Lev Fa directed delivered
ID of the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county
shall expose sale ut public vendue the Court
House, in the town of Ravcnna Saturday the
day of December next between the hours
and four O'Clock p M. of said day, following
lands and tenements to witt situate in Lot number rytwo
in Franklin township, in the county of Porge, Ohio,
bounded follows beginning in the
ing from tAe village of Franklin Streetsboro
of the south line of said Lot No. 40 thence running
line parallel with south line of said Lot G ods thence north
eastery line parallel with said road
line parallel with tho first line 16 rods said
road along the center of said road the
place of be9inning containing two acres of land.
Also other pi.ce Of land situate in the township of
Franklin aforesaid said Lot NJ" 42 and is sont half of
70 lying and adjoining aforesaid road the mid
de portion of Lott which u lies south of Button
Farm the Lot, and is the land conveyed by Will
lam Woodland to Said Pndeton by deed recorded in Portage
County Records Book A. pages s33 234. Taken in execution
the property of Joy H. Pendleto and s
Chauncey Martin and al The appraised $780,
the said six acres appraised at $780,
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff,s Office PORTAGE County Nov Is ls53 437-5w
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..Rurn i'm, 'Era:rlah.sll."

Under this head the Ohio Star copies the scan
dalors and lying articles of the Transcript OF last
week ppon the Liquor trials and riots-wonder if
that paper will have the fairness and honesty to
copy the retractions of that paper; we doubt it,
but fit does, it will, like the Transcript, fail to
do full justice.
The Star closes It's article as follows:
,ssssHere we havesa specimen of the Trumbull
county rumocracy, the genuine "demijohns" of the
party
The Star is informed that the parties to those
trials and riots are all Wings, and that Demo-
Gratis take no particular interests in the matter and
have taken other part in it than to act in Ie-
ga! .or jatdtciGl capacity thing take it, that
the best and purest OF men may righttuliy and
honorably do.-Trun,buu Democrat.
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|. the Turkish and Russian Armies
Advance ian BreadStuffS.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The Royal mail steamship America. Captain
LANE, from Liverpool, Saturday, Oct. 90, arrived
at this port between and 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
Dates from the seat of war and Turkey are not
so late as the 25th ult., the day fixed by the Sui
tan for the commencement OF active hostilites,
but the news, nevertheless appears to be decisive
as to the fact that a collision between the Rus
SLAMS and Turks had actually taken place on the
strong decree on the part of Count Nesselrode,
to still further negotiation upon the subjects in
dispute, yet all the indications decidedly in fa-
vor of war.
The unfavorable character of the Eastern news
has had but little effect on the Liverpool Cotton
market, aud prices are not essentially changed
since the sailing of the Frcnklan
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Marke' for breadstuffs
continues active at constantly increasing prices.
The top price for fine white wheat at Liverpool
is lis.
FLouR-Western canal 37s 6d@sss. Ohio
38s Cd.
INDIAN CoRN-Continues to advance, and fine
qualities of white have realized in some cases as
high as 46s.
Manchester market dull but the favorable ad-
vices from India have tendency to maintain pri-
ces.
The London money market continues as strin-
gent ever, and it is anticp ated that the banks
may be comp eled to advance the discount rates.
All foreign stocks are inactive, and prices tend
downward.
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greeley and the New York Election.

GFeGAey anu the NEW EOfK EkeCtAOn.
GREELEY, having got out of the Wing party,
enjoys the luxury of being honest, and tells the
truth about it in downright Saxon. We commend
the sshjoined to Wing papers out this way, who
feel disposed to crow over the "gelz0rious" W hg
triumph in New York:
"Itwas- Charles Townshend, if we rightly re-
member from whom Sherden borrowed his ton
mot on the Peace of Amens, that it was one 'of
which every body was glad, and nobody was
proud = The remark applies with equal force to
the result of our Election. The Wings have the
Camel Board, the State Departments and both
BRANCHES. of the Legislature, yet nobody mag
ines that the Whig party as such deserves any
credit for the result Its attitude is that of a
clown into whose cap traveller has chucked a
dollar, Just for the sake of enjoying his amuse-
ment.e The Democratic party, y,saw fit to quarrel
undthrow the Stateaway; and the Wings have it
because they. could not help themselves"
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Faro I'm -RaT1ss 1SfarEk- -cOunty.--EOur
Children Burned.

On Friday night, the 4th inst.,-three houses sit
uated at the west end Of thevillage Paris, Stark
county, were destroyed by fire, and melancholy
to relate, four childrsp of Mrs. Morrow perished
in the flames. The particulars of this awful ca
lamity are given in the following extract ofa let
ter from Doct.. GErGER, published in the Stark
County Democrat:
"Mrs. Morrow who lived ia the house which
was owned by Judge Greenwood, retired rs bed
as usual, with everything safe--as she thoogirt.-
About o'clock at night the mother of the chill
dren heard something fall On the floor below, for
they all slert in the second story of the house
She arose md went dowisin her night dress
thlnking the pksse to have 6een created by mis-
chieVpna fat; ade opened the door of the front
room, @lsHn ia4 volume of smoke and flames
burst iHfo ei nee, and she was obliged to retreat
thronsh kle nall into the street excaiming Fire!
Fire. God my children! The neighbors i'm
mediatelg collected but the flames wheeled up
thrnpgh.the staircase into the upper part Of the
house, SO that it was impossible for any human
beng to enter and rescue the innocents who were
still encirel;d in the arms of sleep. The moth
er, frantic with rage, ran to one of the nearest
neighbers for ladder; it was brought, and one of
the men ascended and burst in the window near
where the children lay, but the room was full Of
smoke aud flames, SO that it was impossible to OBJ
tain the bodies of the children, which were, no
doubt, already dead. The floor soon gave way,
and falTih with a crash, and one or two: Of the
bodies were seen frying in the flames. The fire
soon .nompuRicated with Abraham Stuckey's
house; thence to Frank MERGERS, where they flu
ry of the fire was stayed by tearing down Mr.. Mer
GERS shop.
The oldest of the children burned was about Il
years of age-a girl; the second boy about II
years; the third girl years, and the youngest
boy about years of age"
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by virtne of ri Fa to me directed from the Court of Com
ID Pleas of Mahoning County, Ohio, shall pub
lie vendue Monday 2st day November 1859 at the
house Of in Atwater township between the hours
of 10 A. NJ and P NJ of said day. to tho highest bidder
following described property to witt 3cows, span
colt Wagons, pot calves, harness. 40 sheep,
hogs of cOrn 20 hay bushels
the house of George Qer in said township, the
day the following property TO wit: 2heifers wagon bug
y, acres of corn, pow, drag watch, 2
hay, cooking stove Also at the house
said township, the day. the following property
wit: span Of horses and wagon buggy cows sheer
ken in execution thep roper of Qnier Quic
and J. H. Richardson, at the suit Of Simeon jennings
JAMES WooDARD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Ravenna. Nov. 5th. 1853.
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=: The overland mail had arrived at Trieste with
dates from Hong Kong: ---=gs
The revolution in: China was progressing
The imperiatists have had some success at Annoy
The whole country was in state of excitement
and trade suspended
IIyERPooL MARKETs-The market of October
J3a5s wheat was in extensive demand at Sd per
20 lbs advance on all qualities compared with
thai day week. Flour did not participate to the
full eytene pf the advance, but the quotations
show arise ef 2s i'd on the prices of the 18TH
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R- E.5efen

BOOKSELLER, Stationer and Fancy Goods Dealer, north
of the Pretss House, has received large and general
assortment of goods recently purchased in New York. which
he offers the favorable for
School Books and Stationery Wholesale retail low for
CASH Please call and examine before making purchas
es-you can buy cheap of b. LITTLE.
Nov. IA, 1853.
STATIONERY, Paper, Ink, Quis, Gold Pens and Gases,
- Rubber, Sand and Boxes, Sealing Wax, Mouth Glue,
Parchment Botng Paper Letter Stamps, Drawing Pencils
and Paper Cards. Gum Labels. Bristol Board Paints Paper
Weights, Envelopes. Ink Stands, &c, for sale by
. Nov. Ia. 1853. B LITTLE.
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4he C0nb1HeeG FbeetS sGIteG up He D0T00nsESS-
The Turkish ArmY Preraranq to Cross tie Dan
Xhe-Ranorsd Insult to France by tRs Gar
Recall Of The Fregch Minister at Napes-Neaos
from, Chins.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
Franklin arrived. Dates London 26.
America out 22d. Nothing decisive as to the
Eastern question.
Telegraph dispatch dated Constantinobie l7th
announces that tho combined fleet passed Dar
denelles and would proceed to Constantinopie
No other event ofimportance occurred since pre-
viaus accounts:
The army of Asia is every day receiving fresh
recruits.
Omar Pacha is at Widden directing.
sCotton sa les 5000 bales daily, unchanged.
Wheat advanced 4d, Flour shilings, and
money market stringent, Western Canal 37s,
Balt 38s. -
Franklias arrived this morning.
Eastern question unsettled
Latest rumor from Paris that the Gear is reso-
lutte and the Turks preparing to cross the Danube.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
LArER.-The Franklin brings l62 passengers,
andhas dates to the 26th.
Nothing decisive on the Eastern question
A teIegraphc despatch from Constantnopie
dated Oct 18th, announces That the comDihed
fleets had passed the Dardenelles, and would pro-
ceed to Constantinople. No other event had oc-
CURED since the previous accounts.
The army of Asia was every day receiving fresh
recruits.
Omar Pacha was directing the works, and was
preparing to cross the Danube. The bridge be-
tween the. frontiers Of Wedden and the islands
opposite was already occupied by the Turkish
troops .-5s
The Russians were marching in great force op.
posite Wedden, it was rumored at Paris that the
text of a new Russian manifesto had reached
Paris which contained something very insulting tc
France, characterizing her as the hot-bed OF rev.
olutions.
One of its expressions is as follows: My rights
Twill defend as well as the rights of my core
ligionist against foreign interference whatever
IshalI not stand alone"
A letter from ST. ,Petersburgh, of the l4th says
the, news of the declaration of war, by the Porte
had produced a. powerful sensation in the north o
Euor pc. The army aud the civil service were to-
war; but in the South they were more pacific
Nothing. like warlike enthusiasm was apparen
any where, although various means has been tax
en- to produce it. Notwithstanding all these un
favorable. SYMPTOMS, public opinion both IN Pafl
and London, believe that the resources OF dipio
matte power were not all exhausted, anu that wa
may yet be arrested.
The Russians were settling in the winter quar-
ters at Bucharest The navigation OF the DanuD
. is said to be closed. The English merchants
st: Petersburgh had been assured by the Empel
or through his minister of finance, that the
property and possessions would be protected, an
that there was no risk of ships property durin
the present season, and that in case of hostlitie
it's not the Emperor's intention to detan Britis
in his ports.
-. Ittis. rumored that the Emperor of France hi
recalled his Ministers at Naples on account
some. fnacted indignity.
80 The accounts Of harvest and vintage are as r
ported before.
Dates. from Cape Of Good Hope were to Sci
4N. - . +
*S8s - -
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Road NOEice.

NOTICE hereby given that petition will be
~ the Hon Board Of County of Pofaga Co
Ohio, December session. A d. 1853 the
LAYING and establishment of Road in the township of At
wat conty eommeneing the north and
ter road southeast of Lot No. running
along the south line of Lots Nos II and o. until
the north and south mile and quarter road at the
south west corner of said Lot No. 90.
G: NJ: RUssELt and others, Petitioners.
Atwater, October 81. 1858. 435-4w
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5pRrlal NntirRs::

49, PUBLIC ExAMINATION.-The remaining Fall
~ Sessions of the Boa rd of School Examiners, will
helu at Ravenna, follows:
lst, Friday. October l4th 3d. Monday, November, 7th
Cd, Monday, October 24th 4h. Monday, November
The sessions commence at 10 O'Clock, No other
sions will BIZ held this Fall. A. M PRATT, Clerk
M% DR.. TUBBS will be the Prenriss House, Satu1-
w. day afternoon and Monday 26th and 2Sth november
Sec advertisement in another column
The Mining Magazine is the title of Monthly de-
voted the interest of that branch of industry lately issued
in New York. takes high stand among the monthes,
and its future numbers equal those already issued 1t will be
great those interested such Speaking
of Quartz Mining in California it mentions the Hevea &
La Fayette of Grass Valley Ito whose advertisement in
columns refer the reader Later intelligence from
this Company informs that for the mounhs preceding
the ls nst their workings still upon surface rocks and tail
which they had compelled resort by the bad
weather. had week. and they at that
date putting double hands, and about
mencng work the vein which was then sufficiently free
from the accumulated the eshets to admit of
working.''
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Y order of the Court of Probate Portage County
ID sold at public sale highest bidder the
Saturday the 18th day o. December 1852 the following
estate, the property of Benjamin Frch Decd Situate
Suield sad County beginning at the south east corner
Of Lot No 3 thence west II chains Al links along the
line of said Lot to post tn north 80 min.
So links to post thence east IL chains and 474 links post
tue east line of said Lott thence south 80
So aks along the east line of said Lot place hegn-
nng containing twenty of land less
lease to Frederic Esser, Jr.
Terms ofpayment made known on the day of sale.
WIN. PAuLos Ex'r of Benz. Fritch decd
Nov. IS, 1888. 437-4w By M. Stuart, his ATTY =.
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JMurrlR0.


IN Edinburgh, in the 9th inst, by Geo. W. Barclay Esq
Mr.. CORNELIUS FISHER, of Palmyra, Portage Co.. and
Miss ALICE OLMSTEAD, of the place.
By Rev. J. H. Ebbert in Shalersville, Nov 1853, DR..
ELIAS L. MUNGER, of Akron, and Miss ORPHA ANN
COE, of Shalersville, O..
On the 18th inst, by the R,v Z NJ. Chapman, GEORGE
W. BLAKE, ESQ., of London Canada Wess Miss DELI
LAH S. WAIT, of fStresboro. Ohio.
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SheriR'S Snse.

virtue of order of sale to directed from the
of common pleas of Portage county, Ohio shall expose
opublic vendue Saturday the twenty sixth day
ber at the house of N Edson in franklin between
of 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock P M. of said day, follow
ing goods and chatte to wt One gray marc
tachnent suit of Oliver Cronk Lahrop Grant,
Hiram w Pierce and Gideon Hurd credit days will
be given, with good and approved security.
JAMES WooDARp, Sheriff.
fss If
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Further Foreign News by the Steamer
AEMcriCa.--The War CO.nmemced.---
Two Russian Stea merS passed up
the Danube under EiVc of the Turk
ish Fcrts.-Neariy SO Russians Kits-
ed or W0UHGed.--KOSZfl Sailed for
Boston.
New YORK, Nov. IL.
On Saturday 29th, the America signalled the
Arabia off Holly Head. Nov. Sd passed the Cam
ada, from Boston.
A telegraphic despatch from Buchorest. 25th
Oct, states that two Russian steamers, with eight
gun boats, forced the passage Of the Danube on
the 3d. and encountered brisk fire from the
Turkish fort of Isaktchi and Ismael. The Rus
slams aad colonel, 8 officers, cook and IL sail
ors killed. and 40 wounded. II is pretended that
they set the fort on fire by she'll.
It is rumored that further efforts will be made
to reopen negotiations; but there is nothing au-
thentc on this point.
The Turkish Gov. continues its warlike preten-
sions, and is said to have taken Schamyl, and 9TH
er Circassian Chiefs, with Gen. Guyon, the Hun
garian, into it's service. The latter has been sent
as Lieut.. General into Asia.
The Russians are establishing strong reserve
at aleig, and have 10000 men at Bucharest.
Koszta is 0 n his way to Boston. A Smyrna
paper says, he had to be taken on ship-board by
force.
Further and favorable advices have been re-
ceived from Austria.
From England we learn that subscription was
collecting, for testimonial to Capt. Ingraham.
The steamship Golden Age is advertised to car
ry out the Australia mail, Nov. 10th, from Liver
pool.
The Paris Moniteur publishes an important ed
itorial indicating that the French Government
will be firm in its support of Turkey.
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SECOND ARRIVAL

of Fail and Winter Goods at the 'siStone Store.''
DOWELl WITTER & Co.. receiving their
IL ond Of Fall and Winter Goods. The assortment
embraces every style and quality and will be sold cheap
stock of Goods in northern Ohio Please give
call and Judge for yourselves.
N B.Good flesh Butter still received in exchange for
Goods, at lS cents per lib.
I.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

THE subscriber having in his employ greater number of
men than heretofore, is prepared to furnish every variety
of work in his line.
GcntieneGs French and Women's Calf Boots the best
materials and made by experienced workmep will be kept
hand and made 20 order. Also Kip and StOga Boots.
Ladies' of every description, including Enameled
Caters, do Bootees, do Buskus made in the latest
and of the best material and workmanship Three doors
south of the Court House. Moses BEANS.
Rlvcnnc, Nov. 5. 1853. 436 BIN
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given all
IN Executors and Administrators the following
have presented the Court Probate in and County
of Portage, in the State Ohio their settlement ac
counts which placed file in the office of the Judge
said Court and continued the inspection and exception
all interested Monday, day january
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giving and Rfayer:
ISAAC SWIFT,
H. l.. Day,
T. RICHARDSON,
ROWELL, WlTTER q Co.
ALCORN q STOUFFER,
DALRYMP!.E d SUTLIFF.
THOS. c.. SUTHERLAND,
CHAS. GREENEIELDER,
S. A. TAYLOR,
B. LITTLE,
GILLIS & DURHAM.
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REMOVAL.

A v. HORR has removed to his and spacious store,
N directly opposite his old location, ST miles north Of the
city of he has hand large stock of Fall
Winter Goods. receiving additional supplies by
Express and otherwise daily The old motto large sales and
small profits and price 70 all will be sacredly adhered to-
He respectfully his thanks his customers and
friends for the liberal patronage which he has received and
hopes merit continuance of their avors. All invited
to call.
Shalersyille Oct 24th, 1853.
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NEW GOODS
nv CAMPBELLSPORT. OHIO.

TOHN H. BOSTWICK & Co., Campbcsport, Dealers in
~ Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware and Crockery Fall and
Winter Goods for 3 Our goods opened and ready
for inspection and sale.
will find yet in Campbellspor
great inducements for people to buy snuely
fixed in the New Brick Block Come and examine, and
all.
We excellent assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods
Plain and Figured Dress Silks, Plain and Figured
Changeabe and Brocade Silks De Lanes De Beges Madon
cloths Apaccas, Cashmeres and endless variety
Ginghams Prints &C. Collars Undersleeves, Edgngs black
blue Silk Wells of all prices and the cheapest
ing that has been offered All gentlemen who wish
purchase Wooen Goods cheap they did three years
and We have larger assortment of Boots and
than everanythng in the shape of humanity be
foot from two fourteen inches All
buy the best Boots for $275, find them
Campbesport store. Hats and Caps of all descriptions
Groceries. Crockery, Hardware.
/ Come and while yet in Campbesport, for
Goods will be cheaper. We expect be in if
1853 hope to b. in 1854 We shall be happy
Lei iyc oools share public p.trOnagc