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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

"THs EcLIpsE a HuMsue."-..So the
anyious philosophers of Madison and
Watertown declared. after having duly
prepared their smoked glass, and fndine
thick clouds iEterposee petween them
and the phenotnsnnn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

WENT TO SEE IT.---A Detroit paper
says that large wagon loads from the
country came into the city to see the E.
cLipse!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

aTCuban affairs are evidently COM
ing 10 IA crisis. A Havana letter of The
4,h says a complete panic exists
here. The foreign merchants are send
ing their families away most of them
being Europeans, ga TO England or
France. Four black regiments are be-
ing termed. The interest on money has
doubled aud even tribied within thirty
days. The government in order to allie
siale IN some measure the distress, has
Established a state bank Of discount. with
$ooo,ooO capital, but distrust Is extern
ding on every hand, under the proximaie
social ruin that inenaces us. The num-
Der OF Creoles who have gone and are
preparing TO go on apparent tours of
pleasure In the United States and En-
rope was never 1.-THE of what it now is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

Ran AwAy.-rhree OF the sub-oon-
tractors on the La Crosse Railroad. be-
tween Iron Ridge and Hartford, have
suddenly slspsd, leaving their hands
shogt $l5o0,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

Nscsssity Demands Sacrifices With
10 snort time immense quantities of
p'eci"us stones, sent from Constantine
pls TO De converted into ccsh, have arri-
svsd in Psris. 49, 80
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

"A PEOPLES GOVERNMENTAL con-
ven'ion of the people of all parties. who
are opposed 10 the Repeal of the Mis-.
fouri Compromise, is talked Of in Ohio,
to meet on the 18th of July. the aniver.
sssry OF the passing Of the Ordinance OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

There is some talk of the establish
ment OF three new Land Districts in this
State Jackson Co Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

aTElder Thomas Campbell. the ve-
nerabie father of Alexander Campbell,
died a; Bethany, Va, several weeks ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

PThe Independent american Office
is for sale. Possession will be given in
September and part Of the purchase mo-
ney can remain on time. Address j. l..
MARSH, Pla,teville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

Horace Greeley. of the Tribune, IS
proposed as the Maine law candidate io'
governor Of New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

The footings are wrong in some res
poets, as the total vote was 1l3 to 49,,
but we give it as nearly accurate as pos
nble.
We have not ,ace for extending COM
ment to-day, but present to the people
tho names of the Northern Senators and
Representatives. whose votes were re-
corded for the bill, that they may be mar
ked for the future
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

The La Crosse Democrat ha.
been sold to Messrs. Lord & Lo-
dolf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
Political Clssi ficatfon.

SEsArE-For the bill from Free Safes
Broadnead, Cas., Douglas, Gwin. Nor
rls' Shields, Stuart, Thompson OF N. j.,
Ioncey, Williams, Wright, Wsller-l2
From Mnue STATES A,chisun, Badger,
benjamin. Brown, Butler. Clay, Dauson.
Fitzpatrick, Hunter, Johnson, Jones
OF Tenn. Mallory, Mason. Morton. Pierce
Pratt. Ru>k, Sebastian. Sliiell, Thomp-
son of Ky, T,on.5s, -2l.
Total 33. as given by telegraph. Two
names are missi &, who voted in affirm
alive. No Wigs from the free states
Tor The bill 5 Wings from the South
ern States voted aye. including Toombs
OF Georgia. whose political! standing j.
not decided. Treipe Northern Demo.
Gratis" and tDeiue Southern Senators O,
the same persuasion, voted aye.
.Sgniastthe Bill From Free States
Allen, CHAsE. Fish, Foote, GILLErrE
iisf.i'n, James, SEwAxo, SUaxER, Wsde
Walker,-ll.
From Slave States: Bell and Ciguton
io'si. . wings, 3 free .sll. 4 demo
esa's' -Msssrs Hall aad EsssEpn.ph
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

susants 70 $685.. 1 ~"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
Bnsion, Nav 80.

The examination Of Burns was resu-
med this morning. Mr.. Ellis, counsel
ifnr the defense, concluded his argument.
and the court adjourned over. The ex-
cit. ment is evidently IN the decrease,
although large numbers still throng the
Court House.
| Boston. May 80, 4 P. NJ.
The examination is likely 10 last for
several days, as large number Of wit
,esses are to be examined.
Soldiers still occupy all the passages
leading To court, and no one is allowed
TO enter without permit.
1t is stated that the claiment of the
slave had made several attempts to char
Ter vessel 70 carry off tile slave in case
he Is released.
| There are r,,mors that the Governor
will withdraw the Militia, but it is bare
" possible that he will do so, as the RI
oiers would then doubtless attempt a
rescue.
Alexandria, Va. May 80.
The excitement in consequence Of the
fugitive slave case in Boston. is intense.
1t is said telegraph dispatch was sent
from here TO Col. Suttle, requesting him
10 be firm, and that if hair Of his head
is harmed, Senator Sumner would be
treated by them, in the same way.
Savannah, Ga, May 20.
A letter received here from Key
West, says that the yellow fever has
been raging for some weeks past. Sew
era! had fallen victims. Ii originated
from local causes, but is somewhat aba
tied.
Boston, May 81.
Letters received by the America from
a leading honse in Lnndon, mention that
Just previous TO the closing OF the mail,
The London san had received telegraph
dispatches announcing the capture of
Cronstadt by the allied fleet. Loss on
both sides about 5000. men,
Philadelphia, May Is.
In the Presbyterian N. S. General
Assembly, the Committee to whom were
referred the Slavery Memorials report
ed unanimously against taking action in
the matter.
Report adopted.
New York, May Goth.
The Herald has advices from Mexico
that Alvarezs, party are victorious that
Santa Anna has retreated with the loss
Of 1000 men; that Miguel Yuardot has
been murdered, and that Alvarez was
to be proclaimed Emperor.
New York, May 26.
In the case of the slave, named Penn
brook, who were arrested and examined
this morning as fugi,ives. the G IN MIS-
sioner decided tnsend them back. They
Immediately left for Maryland. No
disturbance occurred. Ii is understood
that telegraph dispatch has been sent
to Philadelphia stating that they are OH
their way, and it is feared that an at
tempt will be made TO rescue them.
Boston May Goth.
Among the documents published at
Madrid is the petition Of the consignees
of the Black Warrior to the Queen of
Spain, for the remission of the fine inn
posed by the Cuban authorities. It is
thought the Spanish Government will
refuse indemnity for the detention IL
the steamer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
ABSENT. OR NOT VOTING.

ABSENT. OR NOT VOTING.
Alabama--Dowdell.
Gsorgia--Dent.
lowa---Couk.
ndiana--Chamberla
lllinois--W. II. Bissell.
Ken'ucky--Boyd. Ewing. Hill.
Mississppi--fiarris.
Mary land--Frankiin, Sellers.
New Yurk--Manrice, Chase.
Ohio--t'o,wine, Bliss.
South Carolina--McQueen, Aiken
Keitt, Orr.
Virginia-Caskie, Smith, McMullen
Macy.
Massachus etts-A ppleton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05
Boston Nav 26th

OU:tUI1 WAY ZUIH.
Among the documents published at
Madrid is the petition OF the consienees
of the Black Warrior to the Queen of
Spain, for the remission of the fine inn
posed by the Cuban authorities. It is
thought the Spanish Government will
refuse indemnity for the .e,en,ion tn
the steamer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

Gold has been discnvere! at the
Cape OF Good Hone.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-05

San Jose is the new capital OF Cali.
fornia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Sefentli6e 9Senbu.

Nuf Samtaes ben fttfn unb 6retaes ben
2llien Nldr;, an beicen Sasen um 10 llbr ger>
mittags, iuen am 5aule bes llntcrIhriebrnen in
9crrr.Milforp gaunIhip, se6a 9auuts, folsent
be 9lrttel auf Bfentl4er 9enpa perEauft perpen,
uamlih
6 aute Saaffs pfrbe, fppriinter lidb Sdwars
se trlinoa,, Die nun ni6t febl ipannen fann,
pferceerIdirr atfer Dirt, 1S Stiid Nnppieb, pcs
rintcrs O Spdtatro.Siite iinb, 70 ME aud 8rpsi
DepcnI6ire 8ullen, Sdwene, jrci Idwere gSd>
aen, elmer NIT Bdpp. unp Der aupere Elm plantas
iHe g8agen, zinc sSulfp pHdSe, Gegei,, 5ea-
leitem uno SAeutels SplSlhlitten, sSinbniible
rno Strpbbant, DrshmalGne mnp 9fernese-
malt, 5ter unp 6ter 8etten, Sperr' mb &dt'
Ssrttsn, 5sus unb Mifsabeln, S6nriebseifirr,
a Barrel Gbs. Safer unp Stanner, &Of' WnS
Stuben.SeGen nit 9ipbr, Ssttet mio Settiapen,
Cd. unb 6ii6en<Sdranf, Gildle. unb Stiible,
s1ca, une Spimraper, 5aSpel mcf fpnt nod ets
ne srcse Ssrldirpenbeit anoerer Grtitel gu nett
laufts ;u mslcen.
+ Die Sspinsunsen am gertaafstass ,inn @uf'
rartung bon
Saeob g8. S6anA.
5ebruar is. nqb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
SOnntaas-S -Sdbul- -Dhbtr.

Cine arcss uuo in Der Shat bsrrlids auSpabI
Deutf6e Srnntasss Shul. pJhtr--2trttet nerap
es uus in oitfer @sano fhCu lSnsit manerlte-reten
srbaItsu une an pbitapslpba uno MeusNSrt Yrsiltn
Ju psrtoufsn hei
q, @utFuub arerfsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
l( n 50 a urer /!

SRaurrtlllsn, phatuuns.a Sicbe, gfaitsretI
Oset, D2Srtelhaden. sQausribnire, H. oel ~ babsu
sci 'ss =. 3, sReftr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Seffentli0e 9Senbu.

guf 6reitasS ten t0tsn Mar,. nSaiisns. um
10 ubr &rrmittase, Iplleu am Saule res Inter.
l6rietensn in sBriBcntur9 Saunidip, Qc6a Co.,
61entlb Ycrfauft wrrbrn, ndulcb
2 Yferbe mo pfcrpescIfirr, 10 Stiid 8int-
pieb, lrcrrntcr junsrt Gicb unb Elm gutter Devon.
ldirr Sua T4 brftnbrt, Sdmeinc, elm neucr Gin
1SuIS SSa9sn, Gin Drhrtprn g8agrn, YHiisc np
&sScn, nsue GnrmGblc, Yatnt Strcbtanf, Scu.
teitrrn wto Shcmrl, Sperr. unp anpere &cttcn,
2SIrltmaIdine, Elm 9utes 5crtr Yianp, Ssftn
nit Ncbr, Gdihranf MiIdbs unb aneerr SGrGn.
te, 2i@c, StiibIc, SGnte, Settlorsn, 5dHrr, Bic
Der, StGnner, unp font nr6 pCIrrlci Sourrns,
0auS' mb &ttcn0cratbldaftm gu umltGnrIi@ su
mclpCn.
Gwrit unp glufpnrtung Srn
SSpbn 8. 9elfrib.
6etrudr /. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Sit9bman S. S6mepsr,
cSonatban 0efb.
. ie 0 ef 6 dfte

psreen tiinItistin an brm alten Stanrplase, IN
Der 3antiIton Srabe, sIei6 neten Der Sppfslrw
olle BON rent llntrrSeibneten fortseIest, alro IS
ibn brr,lif freuen icl, rr6t pieIe &unren onIprr>
Den gu eben. Gr peripridt DAP feline 9lrteit
purdouS feiner anpern I'M GauntY nadilrbcn fol-,
unb icine preibc icllcn ierrr;eit 70 billis, wenn
ndt bilIiger, ais an irsrnb snrm antrrn GtatliI.
cement in rrm ndmifen llmtreis Icin. Ct bGlt
INNER cn lebr srcBeS aHsrtement olle g(rfrn tcs
benrs unb lic9enbe gratiteine aui Sant, 70 bag
ii6er ale terieut perben tGnnen, bic bel ibm pprs
lpre6rn.
Sir senciIene liberate unterliibuns III or Berg
lid ranftar, uno bittet tim cine Urtoauer Der @e-
prgenteit pes pnbifums, pelde CT Iid bur6
gtinttli6feit, bilise Yreibe unp CUTE unp I6Sne
Artet jujuiitern Iu6en pirb.
Sil0bman S. S6mepcr.
Sebruar I ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Sefentlt6er gerfauf
BON olten Mlu6feten &c.

9tuf DienRass ben 26iten 6rbruar, (6allnadD
lOIlen cine guSabl alten Musteteu II mp pers
slei6sn g4aIen auf EifentIitsr Sqtou serfault
merssn AM Saule pCn s. s. 3tmerma II, in
9rpbia 6aml6ip. DIR Sertauf tpirp ieinen 9Ins
fang ncbmen SprnIittasS I'M II llbr, pp if aae
suten SoIpaten bpfentlidb eufnpen ipcrpsn, bic
nod ni6t NIT g8afen perleben linp, beIpnpere lCls
dye, bic 2uf batrn lih rem 6 &p1Iutt cher Icns
tiger ausldnbI6sn @ensrdlen onsui6lieeen. Die
Sreinsunsen irelGe bic SGlfte Gdid unb bic an
osrr SSllte 8aargrlb linp, werben am Gage bee
Sertauls trtaunt srmo6t wcrpen BON
2fmos Gttineer,
SnlpsttOr 2. b.. .. 9. M.
Setraas is. Rq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
SefTentli6e 9Senbu.
Sanuar 25.

DcnnrritagS ben 2ten uno SdmitasS ben 1Strn
Mdr,, an beiben 3a9en iiui 10 ubr Srrmitto9s,
cu am SauIe pes llnterldriebcncn, IN 9hcrerma>
ctInge 9amIdip 9e6a Gauntp. nodteldricbrnes
perISnlide Sermb9en anf Sifentlifer Senfu ssrs
fault wereen:
Yf.rrs, elm 2jdbris 5ilen, Hntpieb, rr'
rInter 3 Sullcn linp. (8eppnifire Stcd,) gBas
gen, YHiise unr Gssen, 9fereesge16ir, fir gBas
gen uno phug, 5euleitrm init Sdemel, 6ol5s
I6littsn, gJa6tI6litten, leidtee @eI6irr fir ,rpei
9frce unp Elm enipdnniseS @eIdirr, elm Garrps
al gBaarn nit Deidlel mo gannen, ein lebter
Sauchpasen nit Dei6Iel unp gannen. Saop,
Spriesel uno Dede, Sperrfctten, Sinftcrtrtts,
Seus unS MIsuteln. ;lpei 5ruGtrrffe. &ibtctteu,
5ubrlattel, 9leitlattel uno 3dbm, 9alftern, elm
pclllanoises Sdmieb9sl6rr, SplS-serte, S6weie'
ne DcsaleiGen:
!3pei GdidrGnfe. Srttcn unb Settloben. Seips
tcrp. Bureau, 5ii6e unc Stiible, 2 Nfilhl6ranfey
6cdpim NIT 9icbr, 6plscfrn nit 9lcbr. Sint,
MebIfte. spei Spinnrdeer. Saeprl. 5leiiAitGns
Der, 3tber une Stdnerr, 8utterfab, Safer NIT
Geis. Gjrmobeerrn tetm Sul6el, Giienfeiiel. tup-
ferner 8elIel, Giienbdfeu. 9fannen, 6aueubr unb
nod alIerlei 6arss, JRiiGens uub 8auerns @natbs
lAaftrn gu umltdnbIidl gu mrlhen. ~
N.8. Da Der llntn1drietene mad @rIen
3ieHsn wrb, lOa ales ptne 9iidbaIt sertauft mere
eer.
Die Sebinsunsen am Srrfnufstass unb sufs
wdrtuns bon
8euben 8aumer.
6struor9. nabB
g CT E
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Sefentlibe 9Sen6u.

@uf Samilass ben t1ten @lars, I'M 10 ll9r
grrmittass, fcllrn am Sauie pes llnter5eid,netei
in gBal6nstOn Saunl6tp, ee&a @auntp, fclsene
be artittl auf SfentIi6er genpu Srrtauft sperprn,
n1mli@
8 yferbe, ipcspn ems ein sutes 5amilicnpferb
1T. 3 quite Mil6fiibe, 8 Sdwctne, 2 4sYferbe
g4asen, 2 6cdIiersg sgBdsen, einer NIT A Springs
uno Der anpere nit 2 Sprinss, unc beibe nit De-
den, Yfsrpeseldtr, 9lise unp Gs9ei, Gin srpber
98asenbabY, 5euleitern unb SGeuel, 3pri Sperrs
fetten, Jsibtetten, !5eus unp Mtfsabeln, cine
sroee SOl;lSse, Elm 5ru6treff, GrasIenIen, 10 ipe
aud cine CUTE Saus> >Srsd, nebf einer srpeen
SerI4ieprnbeit anperer elrtitel gu umtanbliA gu
nielben.
Die 8eoinsunssn am gertaufstaSe unt 9luf,
tpartuns pom
Ss6ruar Is. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
SeTentlt6e 9Genbu.

Srrtno5 Den tOtn MSri, TIM 10 llEr @pr-
mittags, ipaen am Saulc bcS llntcrl6rirbcafn
ans &crn's Miiblc, in glcrNwbcttaa 2ourIGip,
vcda Gount9, oui tfentltder Grnpu pertauit wrrs
Cen
@ir prrtrrfTIide Sdafpfurr. rcruvtu elm
9utcS Sattelpfcrp up giercr. wcl6rs ctrnials
Gin rcrtrsffl DIS 6amiienrferp iii, cir ;wtjatris
srs Gtlen, 8 jun0e braunr Iescni6ire SiiGs, prs
vpn einise ;ur 3cit per Genru Satbsr batcn psr.
rrn, en traunrS DCprnibire glinr, Gin DURHAM
Sua, 8 Dlrnat alt, Swsi prr;usIide 3rdtGpcts
ne, onrcre Sdpeine pom 2, urp 6 Niunat alt,
srrri Sctt pfussscl6rr 70 gut ais neu, ocm be-
ten @fcrrsgrihrr, 70 gut ME neu, fir pferte,
rim teinabe neiicr 0iuIFpdacll. gEdeGptpep,
6rljldlittrr, .6culcitern mnp 4 Sctt Stemcl. gut
9rmadt unp aneciridm. 9fld.e, eini9e neu,
EN- prrifurder pfIus cine neue 2lrt GultieStrr
cute ansetridenc Gs9cn, gfIuswaascn, Stciiiraa~
&c fir unp gdulawdscn. gBnpmiibl. Sprus
trttrn. 5ruhtrrife. GIraeienIcn, rer brittle 9beil
BON cncm 9tedt an einrr &lremafdine, unb IOnIt
nod cine 9rcbe ScrI4icbenbeit srn Smrrngcratbs,
brinabr airS neu unc I'm teiirn Staupe.
Greeit unp 9lufwartuns bon
Spen &ern.
Sinunr 25. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
Setter, SalsfluB, etc.

Die befts Wasbi,in 9sacn Setter, SaGsffue.
g 1T, uub turj ee9su irseno Gin aust bren, bic
il csnl putllfum gum &trtauf an9stcteu puros, 1T
csbsnpcn snrm erfabrtnsn 8drecr ;utcrsitrt uub in
een 8uditcbr Der llntsr,ccbncten gum @ertauf bins
terIe9t pcrosn. Diefats bat nrh mic ibren 5rped
rrkbtt, enocrn inieecm SAL, pc is nab anweilune
eebrauht uurne, aebclftn. Ssbr piets Gale ebi9er
art fnp ourh eisictbe. turirt pcreeu. Gs III oies
ibsr tsin ounibu9. uno sosr esr oitft6s ecbrouChl
miro bdIo ben cersn site utsrgu9t psreSn. SRan
Iprehe an tei
&ed, @nth unb Grerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22

QnS 6u bm d er!
StitklhStRr. Sthubteitt, olls arten rcn aleeraefe
eeeer, Drabtaarn. bTlscrne uuo cltrne 9d9el, 9et,
uno alIe oueere gum Stbubnlaber nctbmsns
bloc lrtiftl ~ hahsn tei 8. ". sR er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
6eeruar i5.
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

9luf Disnlldss ben 7ten unp ouf DcnnerfasS
ben 16ten MSrs, an teipen Sa9en um 10 ubr
8prnrttass, iouen AM 5aule pes unteriei6neten
In NcrpsgBbeitbaa SaunI6ip, 9e9a @autp, fol-
senbs 9lrtfel auf Sfentliaer Genbu Ssrfauft wer.
ben, ii1mlim
CUTE imse S6aiTsYfsrbs, ;tpsi basun er1 8
Sabre aft, 9ferbegriGirr allrr 2lrt, 10 Stid
8inrpteb, f3 Stif S6peine, ,pei 4sSuls gBd.
gen, ;rpei Boobies, elm 1sduls Sauernipagen nit
Brbp unO Dcd, I5eulritrrn, YFdse uno Gasen
Strcbbdnf, cine Yennpds Yatent SGsMaI6ine
(Grain-Drill) cine boppelte g6al;e, 8ru6hefT
unb 0raslenien, S6leIitein, Spsrr- unO &iibtets
ten, 5ter Sette, 0rutbade, S@ippsn, Mrte unt
Splitt. .0eI4irr, iinp cine ectt giden Ylanten.-
Serner: Better unb Settlapen, Sefen NIT
8Ubr, Cd. nb Std6enIdranf, Si1Geunb SStafle
Carpets, cine @6ttas llbr init 8allen, cine "a
Gtunrsn'lltr. ftlpferne uno Giiente1el, 3atrr
Stdnnsr, Safer, unp font nod cine srsBe Ser
fhebenbsit Saues. 8iiAcns unb SauernsG,erStte
3u umIfGnoli6 ;u nclpen.
Die SeSnsunsen an SerfaufStase unb 9luf.
rartun9 BON
Soeob 8. Defbter.
Jetruar |. nabV
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-02-22
@eIeQf1afts : MufDfuna.

gla4ridt ipirO tiernit seseter,, bas bic felt ei.
niger 3sit ter 3iplhrn Gilebman 8. S4mcser unb
Spnatban DeiAs untfr per S5irma BON > bm mep.
er unb Def6, III btr Stabt 9laentSun, 9eba
Gduntp, teifanofne @rldafts- -5irma in b,mStrins
baurrs e'ei6dft, ant 28lrn Sanuar, 1851, burd
teiberIeitisr ginwtli9ang dufeelBIl pcrbsN it,
Ale bideni9en oaber pelfe nod an beIass 5ir>
ma I6ulpi9 iinb, linp biercur6 ,uslei6 uuissipr.
pert lcbalp ais niG9ti6 an Iilsbman 8. S6msY,
CT, in beiirn Sdnpen bic Stter Srrblcibsn wereen,
atSuteSabIen limb Selde bic nod re6tmdsias
5crrerunsen an teIaete 5irma baben, linb sbrn.
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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

LrvERPooL, June 27.-We had heavy gale o
wind last night, from the S. W., to the West
and this morning the weather has an unsettled
appearance. Our Market this morning is mod
erately attented, principally by those of town
and who purchased Wheat in retail quantities on.
ly on the best descriptions. We cannot quote a
decline on Flour-middling parcels were much
neglected. Sales of Flour were effected only to
a limited extent, and principally to consumers at
SIS. Philadelphia and Baltimore, for ordinary
qualities ss@ss; for good parcels sour, held at
Indian Corn held at 81 for yellow, ss@ss Sd
for white.
tntions. ~
WEDNESDAY, 22.-CoTroN-Firm to-day, and
prices from Is to l.s higher since departure of
America. Sales to-day will reach 500 bales.
Manchester accounts are cheering.
despatch announces the adhesion of the
smaller Genoa States to the Austrian Princes
treaty. .. ...E|
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
New YORK Ifens-

New YORK, July s.-The Illinois Centrs
Railroad officially report Schnylers liabilities L
them at SlO2 400, which is amply secured.
Blatchford g. Ruwslord, Of the Harlem Rail
road Company, have failed.
The Southern Michigan, Northern Indiana anc
other Companies resolved to invite public in
Vestigation into the transfer books and the
amount OF stock issued. -
The deaths n New York this week were 76I
including SO from Cholera.
lie reported that De January, Isells g. Clark
one OF the heaviest banking houses in Wal
street suspended payment to-day.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
BALTIMORE. Julv Z

BALTIMORE, July z.
Up to the present time there has been thirty.
TWO deaths ON the SusquehanDa RAILROAD by the
late accident and there ore three or four more
persons in doubtful condition.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Mr.
Parks Winchester, the Superintendent of the
Road 1t is reported that Mr.. Winchester has
resigned his Office this morning.
The accident is now mainly attributable to the
recent removal Of the former competent and ex-
perienced President and superintendent by polt-
ical prescription, and the appointment OF an in
etflcient and inexperienced successor OF the right
political stripe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12
Sheriff Sale.

by virtue Of an order Of sale directed and delivered
~ rom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Portage county
oho shall expose to sale at public vendue premises
on Saturday. the 18Th day of August nert,
9eween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. M and O'Clock
70 VII: situate in the township Of Chaestown the county
m Portage and State Of Ohio, aud known by part lot
Ioows on the north by land owned Joseph James
turner chapel on the east by land owned by Turner Chapel
ana Moan "cu on the south and by highway; con-
tanning seveny-ve and onchundeth an acre Of land;
ueet to the dover Estate OF Sarah Damon widow Of
Damon deceased.)
Sold in certain petition for PARTON, wherein William
Hunt Petitioner and Lyman Jones and others are Defend
ants.
appraised at SIse300
SheriHs OfiGe, Portage Col JAMES woopARp Sheriff
July IT, A. D. 1854. l7I-5w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-07-12

0r During Commodore Perry's late visit to
Japan, himself and suite were entertained at a
feast by the natives. Cooked worms, fried snakes
and variety of indigestble compounds were ser.
ved up, OF which they were Obliged to partake
through etiquette. Hereafter, a strong stomach
may be considered as high recommendation in
our japanese diplomatsts.