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COsnmtssioner's Court.

Board Of County Commissioners viii held their mex;
the FIRST Monday in pril next All persons
having business in said Court will please attend
THOMAS ADAMS. County Auditor
sASee - ISoc il-0
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Report Of tho Board of Health

the B. ard OF Health. within
past Small Pox-a
sey Mr. Cooper c. Prescotts
house The all that under
in the city. :. r. WlGG1SS, Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures,
To Persons out of Employment.

L New Paris. will lecture in the Wsrue
Building. Sunday 1t o'clock whic.
he will the identity Srtualisn with Christianity
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SINGULAR TRAGEpY.-The German Masked
Ball at Cornthian Hall, on Tuesday night.
brought to sudden termination about o'clock
in the morning. by the suicide Of Mr. Otto Flick.
Mr. Flick had been gay participant Of the amuse-
ment He represented. or SO designed, the char
acter Of Faust-black small clothes, black silk
stockings. and sort Of half cloak the shout
ders, mask. DC. No one had noticed anything
remarkable in his conduct until about o clock,
he retired rather abruptly through the hall door.
when in moment the report Of pistol was
heard. and his body Immediately found lying in
the adjoining ante-room. He survived little
over an hour. but never spoke. The muzzle Of
the pistol had been placed in his mouth. and the
ball was lodged by the side Of one eye. The de-
ceased was from the city of Breslau. Prussia-he
was 81 years of age. and had been in this coun-
try over two years. He came from Louisville to
Terre Haute six months ago. AMI since that time
has been principally employed as draughtsman in
the office of the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
Company. He an excellent scholar and a
first rate draughtsman The Immediate cause
which led to the fatal act seems not to be under
stood Letters found among his papers since his
death. show a matrimonial engagement at Louis
ville-the ceremony arranged to take place in a
short time.-Ierre Haute Courier.
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Now is Your Time for Bargains!
Music for the Million!

great reduction in the price Music.
facilities the public heretofore enjoyed That
together nth the extremely low price which sell
ing Piano Fortes will enable ALI who cultivate
music at comparatively small expenditureand have
doubt the increased demand for sheet music will amply
safe us for This important change
making music amoun.nzto S. and forwarding
the with the the
D per cent additional discount. Send in orders
COLBI RN & FIELD
.s Yves. Fourth. street, Cincinnati.
February 1855
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CAITION.

VVyHEEEAS lately been sold 20 sunty persons
Patent Rights improvements
ming Gears Of Carriages under the
Carriage Coupling notice IS hereby Nessrs Everett
practising reai fraud he Pabc selling thing
included
such pretended
claim, sold In.
exclusively TO the SUBSCRIBE Inventor rteEc
warned hereby,
saeA proceedings whenever they have occasion
q. IIAUsSkNECHr.
New Haven, February p. 1855.
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MOTH E!

u>HE this opportunity his
friends and the public generally tina, he viii
DAT .
the highest for AL articles Of Country Produce
and expects good FAMILY
CERES n be low
wholesale r retail for cash, : 0 Q
All veil to
him call befoEe going elsewhere
He will choice ms FOL
sale a GEORGE w..
Rchnsal, January
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A. N. MILLER.

Successor 10 Miller d. Co.,
VVoULD ecrailJ attention % public
w his extensive and asserted sseek Of
Ready Made C1Othimg, General EuRmIshinR
G0OAs. Boots, ShOes, Hate, &c.
Haria. vorabIe s<rua
vec
With adapsed 70 the
of
70 sell &c 5ersoti. NuLHE
Opposite Peoples Bank, Eehno.s
feoT1ArJ = i-ss II
= = k1tLxk
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RELIGIOUS NorICE.-The Robertson Of Monroe,
haisr county. ohis will preach
eaareA IN this place sabbath, IL O'clock
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Common Ware.

Hardware for Cash.
xNhoN ard after January L
slaslvey. aud dang
Hardware Carriage Trimming Farmers Mechanics
Gallery aad shelf HARDWARE in fl,
TWENTY cent. cheaper than regular
receiving Boston PHILADELPHIA
diison viii sell
tins marke.
4 All aaI class money
par foF goods, aod ;hTl cas- :: value.
USCCRRENr MONEY, 81 every DESCRIPTION will be
> -
rer cent. LOWEST prices for par
un1s. r. DENNIS,
Main
y Ban 4gse indicted settlement BE
hal without delay W I. pENNIe
January ). )
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Mrsszs Epr1oRs:In your PAPER of Feb Is, We notice
An article the pen q who signs himself justice
in which think false impression IS endeaToreo % Dc
made.
.Ju..;ee tys that The proceeding Mr. Saason il
,efu.iue to sign ladie. pledge il without note or
laaas;0p e!assed with Lahee, notorious whisky seller.
ueh class looked upon here by the larger mass Of
cur citizens only unjust but insulting 10 M SeatOa
and hiI friends.
To the above have only repy that cannot SEQ
how injustice Ia. him Mr. Seaton asked to
sign tho pledge he refused DO to give the committee
any written the polite request they made of him,
not -ksep SELL give intoxicating liquors to bis
TONERS Mr Lahee also refused We do not that Mr.
sss,ons character bad Lahcc bat that by
his refusal tho pledge, be placed himself
side by with the notorious seller and that are
not rcsposb foT the position he occupies We represented
him and his dry goods merchants and that all
bad right do II Mr.. Seaton's position is wrong one,
Z. is Of his choosing
Jus;ice enieayors give simple statement OF facts
20 show the position Of Mr.. Scaton We would also state
simple facts When Mr.. S.aton called upon,
sotoun!y affirm he did gay thai he MIR. Sea9n had
kept liquor any hand just but did not know
how should have some And he also told the
ttee that e had good right To sell liquors for medicinal
purposes Dr. Pritchet John Doughty body else
and would sign any Pledge that would prevent him
from doing he had done heretofore His tco1 the
position
Now Mr. is much abused by the report Ct the
proceedings paper contend hatt has own fault
good the pledge our other mer
chants had signed that his word sufficient He also
VOL knew he claimed the right sell liquors for
medicinal purposes that all the merchants and could
claim privilege and thus defeat the whole move
snts and asked Of Mr. Seaton
them with his and influence TO down the tra
&c liquor This he refused do though called three
The effect Of his refusing, may be known
from the fact that the opponents Of the Temperance reform
clair. him upon their side This regret. but his act,
has done it. If Mr. Sea.on had desired to be
ported differently he sould have done the others did
.end in his reply in writing else made different verbal
sta cnlents Justice further that he
happy that many the ade, their conduct
Mr. Seaton." This cannot be member
Of committee has regrets for her
conduct, and that does say she regrets it.
We desperate being made produce
bad effects the result Interest may impel
and write sell doggere poetry
in which members OF the committee wrongfuly
make false about that doggere
that just. and that God and right
on our sidei We have d0ne what have done with
motives and to place ourselves right before the world
replied the article OF "Justice and here trusting
God the Of this community sustain
leave the matter. THE COMMITTEE.
Centreville, Feb. %, 81.
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AT COST. AT COST.
New JeWelrV Store.

New Jewelry Store.
'INHF undersigned respectfully informs his
the public that he has opened JeweEg Store
No 10 Main opposite Hail. where he readv
torepar Clocks, Watches. Jewelry. Sc notice
Also Engraving done order. He also has hand
fine of Jew e!ry Watches Chains Breastpn.
Ear drops. Rings, &c. hich he W i'll
age s +. Is TILL
February y, $50 e-8m
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BRowS. C.
BROWN Il BROWN
ATT RNEYS AT LAW
Once Northwest corner Third and Main enrane. on
Third Main street.
Cincinnati, q.
Februsry Q. 1853 s-u
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RemovnI.--BACK AGAIN:

KCsTELL dr removed their Doo4
Ito ,hesra Al
svsy
Of
AID they verkins
cheap, Least,
lizzie eeiov sheu ca and exauaine for yourselves
Ri-hnond. Oct 9Th 11Sl lin
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lob Work

noSE all times Copper, Tn Sheet Iron Line
u vorkuoecike . M
City LEFENRk UNDERWOOD.
Octose 20. 1854. 44-r
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THE undersigned offers for SALE on favorable terms
s House ami Lot Franklin south Of Main. II
frame house. IL stories, and is located build
house in front Of il. lot pleasantly situated
good dry cellar all As he 10
xious build his shop, he will trade for materials
T or further srticulars, enquire OF
THOMAS q. THOMPSON,
THOMAS n. YOUNG.
Richmond, IS,
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Richmond Green House.

TV<IIF Completed his
the city Of Richmond and IS prepared furnish
Horticulture Hith
heautuI Roses Camelia Tusias Geraniu
nahIias. and general
A z OF
Plants and Catavba Grape Vines. JOHN J. COSLEY-
Aprl
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Cincinnati, Eaton and ERfchnAOmA
RAILWAY!
winter -ATTA11E01aao1at
(NoAMENcISG Monday. December llth. $50 between
~ Richmond. Cincinnati. aaa all intermediate points.
Leave Richmond 80 ana arrive Cincinnati At 10
aieP.M srN
Leave CINCINNATI A. Rehr.ond sls A. NJ
91S p ~ $40 r. NJ
520PM e3sPN
The 80 A. 81 Richmond. $50 p n 40.
from Cincinnati will all a.
Valley House and Richmond Pike
trains viii regular stations E
D. NJ. MORROW. superia.endent
December ID hSi
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Has hand the largest Of Toys oaer
ed in this market. Dolls for little girs and Drums
for boys. and endless variety please the
children; Candies OF all kinds and varetiss Nuts Raj
sins &c perfumery. Fancy Soaps Work Boxes Pocket
knives, Cigarsin short every thing in the fancy line.
Persons wishing to make purchases. would 60 well to
call and they will ind every thing the lowest essh
rates Call inhis stock is worth looking
riositiss. Ian. n. 1851
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UE0iDAs and Paint 0Yu shes...A fail variety q
PLUMAEK, WILSON 4 co.'s,
l2th nenth 5.k, 1854 o5sf r
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CIOIH1NG! CLOTHING!
undersgned take great pleasure in inforning their
numerous ac9usntaaees and the public eeasssly thai
they have just received in the Telegraph budi.s .,gs
soef OF Clothing consisting ofsvesy variety
Reoay.M0de CB0eAio4.
Cloths Csssimeres, vesng and Gent ruYuishias
Goods al of which will be sold Low b cold hY
any hoase west Of the Mountains Purchasers
speea1iy invited to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere
Il Having employed JorS Fl. seorr. are prepared
70 cut and Ct customers style suspsssed By
sny C,oshing establishment here elsewhere
L. H. MCCULLOUGH CO.
Riehnoni Nov'r 20, 1854 2s-0
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-12-08
A Day aid Night of Blood.

Blood reigned night and day on Sunday
in OUR city. The Thugs, or whatever ou1
readers may please to style them, were
abroad, and they executed their work right
cowardly. Ex-Alderman Lamothe and an
other individual, named William Victor,
had wordy and afterward a fsty fight
near coffee house at the corner Of Clai-
borne and Orleans-street, in which, we I'M.
derstand, Mr.. Lamothe was worsted. They
then separated, and Mr.. Lamothe went his
way, not in peace, but swearing that he
would return with a gun and shoot his ad.
versary. The latter Immediately procured
a gun, deliberately entered a coffee-house
close by, and amused himself for the nonce
at game Of billiards. In short time Mr..
Lamothe was seen strutting along. Victor
laid down the queue and shouldered the
musket. He then walked on the banket in
front Of the coffee-house. As soon as La
mothe camc within eight or ten yards ot
him, he raised his gun and attempted 70
fire, but both barrels missed. Meanwhile
Lanotbe also fred, and, missing his aim,
wounded, unfortunately, a little girl about
six or eight years old, and woman who
happened 10 be walking with her. The
child received five buck-shot in the legs, but
was not seriously injured. She Is daught-
er Of Dir. W. H. Bourmar, who resides at
No. 2S0 st. Peter-street. The woman
walking with her received only one buck.
shot, and is likely to recover. Victor has
been arrested and required to furnish bonds
to keep the peace. Lamothe is still at
large.-New Orleans Delta, 9th Mlt.
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We have delayed until a late hOur'PrePa-
ring matter for the inside Of our paper, hop
ing to be able to present our readers with
the Presidents Message. As yet however,
there has been no organisation Of the House
and there Is no immediate prospect Ot one,
The Democrats have voted in solid column
for RIcHARDsoN of Illinois, at every bailoI
thus far. We are glad Of this. Let then
stand by their colors. 1t may be that they
will change their candidate, but their princi
pies, Reuer. The Republicans Know Moth
ings &c. &C., are divided among themselves
L. d. CAMPBELL Of Ohio, was for several
ballotings q prominent candidate, but hi'
prospects are growing faint. Fuller o
Pennsylvania, has declared himself In favo
of admitting Kansas whether with or with
or.t Slavery, as soon as its population is suii
cient, and his chances are rising. II is har'
to tell what will be the result. Our mex
issue will most probably contain the mes
SAGE,
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KRnsns Troubl es.

BY reference to the column Of telegrsphic
news, it can be seen that the people Of Kan.
sas and Western Missouri are on the eve of
civil war. Indeed it has already begun
So far as reports haYe yet reached US, the
fighting was commenced by those belonging
to the Free State party. But whether this
be so. or not, is at present uncertain. We
wait further information before charging the
blame to any faction. 1t is to be hoped that
the feuds and enmity now existing between
parties in the territory, may soon be wiped
out and that. .fEiendshlp and harmony may take
the place Of confusion and anarchy. Al
these troubles have aflseh from an attemp
Of parties north and south, outside Of the ter
ritory, to regulate its institutions. Had tn
doctrine Of populaf sovereignty, been rigid!
adhered to, by all parties the blOod.shed an
crime that are now recorded against tho
people, would never have Been known.
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ARRIVAL Or THE AIRRIOA.
Grand Bombardment Of Sebas-
topol--North Side Re- A..
solved upon by
the Allies,
rHE KING OF SARDINIA in PARfs.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
CIVIL WAR IN KANSAS. %
The Barning Of rive Steamers.
CONGRESS.

HALIFAx, Dec. 8.
The America arrived here this forenoon
from the Crimea.
It is reported that the allies have deter
mined upon grand bombardment of the
Russian positions Of the North side Of Sc
bastopol.
The King of Sardinia was in Paris, and
cordial reception was being extended to
him.
The Liverpool cotton market was dull,
and a general decline had taken place upon
the quotations per the Atlantic, reaching as
high in some cases as three-efghth pence per
pound. The weeks business was restrict
ed to $4,000 bales, nearly all Of which was
taken by the trade exporters in breadstuffs.
Limited business ii r,Rssctedi aha prices had
undergone slight decline, say to the extent
of about I'd. on wheat, and Sd on -four and
corn. In provisions no change of moment
had occurred; market closes steady. In
London moneymirhet continued stringehcyi
but Notwithstanding this drawback, the clos
ing quotations for consuls were SO "a SO
7-8, an advance Of nearly one per cent upon
the rates current at the departure Of the last
steamer.
The Americas dates from Liverpool are
to Saturday, Nov. Gath; one week later thar
those by the Atlantic. The America viii
be due:at Boston at about noon Thursday.
The main feature of the news is repor
that Gen. Canrobert had concluded trea
ty of alliance between Sweden and thu
We stern powers to take active affect boil
by land and sea in tn spring. The rumor
l.
Peace rumors were quite abundant, anC
amongst others it was reported that tn
Gear had given his assent to Prussia infor
ming the Western powers he is ready t
treatfor peace. All the reports, however lac
confirmation, and are regarded as doubtful
In active hostiities nothing had occurre
since last advices either on the Crimes
Southern Russia, or Asia.
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SHAWNEE Mission, Nov. so:

OLA WNEE AISolonI NOts oVs
The Marshal has a requisition from the
Governor to arrest forty-two men in Law.
renee, and they refuse to deliver themselves
up, and he called for volunteers. The peo
pie Of Lawrence say publicly that they viii
take Coleman and Jones and hang both o
them.
They are drilling in open prairie every
day, and have five fine pieces Of artillery
They openly bid defiance to the law.
Large numbers of the law breakers were
seen crossing from Delaware and Leaven.
worth yesterday, going to Lawrence. A
member of the Legislature was from there
yesterday morning for guns. We can only
send them twenty. Jones also sends for q
wagon load of ammunition and for cannoni
Immediately.
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A REMARKABLE MAN.-The editor o.
the Pittsburgh Journal met the other day
Mr.. Michael Mckinney, of Warren county,
Pennsylvania, who is now ninety-seven
years old. He came to Pittsburgh on a
raft, pulling one Of the oa,s himself. He is
hale and hearty still with a prospect of a
goodly number ofyears before him yet. He
was the fiBt man who piloted raft down
the Allegheny river, SIXTY eight yeas ago
For number of the early years of his resi-
dence in Warren County he was alone in
the wilderness, with no companion more So
ciable and friendly than the Indian, the
wolf, bear and catamount, his nearest white
neighbor being ten miles off. He has per.
feet recollection Of incidents and prominent
men connected with the history and early
settlement of Western Pennsylvania. An
interesting relict Of the past.
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The Organization Of the House.
Good Resolution

The Democratic members of the House OF
Representatives are perfectly united upon
the leading political questions of the day,
while the opposition are divided and broken
into fragments. At the late caucus for the
nomination OF officers, the following admira-
bic resolution, introduced by Mr.. JOKES, Of
Pennsylvania, was passed unanimously. -
Democrats every where will assent to it. II
is as follows:
"ResoIUed, That the Democratic members
OF the House Of Representatives, though in
= temporary minority 10 this body, deefI, this
TT occasion to tender to their fellow cifi.
gems of the whole Union their heartfelt CON.
gratulations on the triumph, in the recent
elections in several OF the Northern, East.
ern and WesterD,as well as Southern States.
Of the principles Of the Kansas Nebraska
Bill and the doctrines Of civil and religious
liberty which have been 60 violently assaiI.
ed by secret political order known as the
Know Nothing party; and, though in q mi.
nority, we hold 1t to be our highest dttt 70
preserve our organization and continue our
efforts in the maintenace and defense ol
those principles and the constitutional rights
Of every section and every class OF citizens
aaainst their opponents OF every description
whether the so-called Republicans. Know.
Nothings Or Fnsionists; and, 10 this end, We
look Win eonfdence to the support and ap.
probation Of ell rood and true men, friends
of the Ceestitation end tie Union, through
out the sssatg"
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The National Era and Capt. Ford
Of Ohio.

The National Era, the leading Free Soil
paper Of the country, has in recent issue,
an article entitled "Sefving two Masters"
We make an extract thefefrom, in regard to
THos. H. FORD. the fusion Lieut.. Governor
Of Ohio elect. 1t is worthy Of considera-
ton. We are constrained to believe that
the Editor of the Era, is honest, although he
is no doubt in many respects wrong in his
political views. Sach as they are, however,
he is determined to maintain them. His op-
position to the designs and movements of the
Know Nothing Order has been, from the be-
ginning, straightforward, manly and sincere,
and being unquestionably in the right, he is
entitled to much credit. He had regarded
the election iu Ohio last October, as Re.
publican triumph. But his eyes are opened
now when it is too late. Eight out of nine
of the State officers elected, were members
of a secret, cath.bound Order. There was
no triumph of Republicanism in Ohio this
fall; it was the triumph OF despotism. Mer
who meet in dens and caves, under cover o.
midnight, who take counsel as to the best
manner of disfrancbising and crushing theil
fellow citizens, and out of whose movements
grow murder, aud treason and anarchy,
should never claim the title of Republicans
Yet such are the men who have now seized
the reins of power in Ohio, and who ask the
people TO do them honor as the Champions Of
Liberty In our Commonwealth. But read
the extract:
"Himsey dad all tie 6tser members on TIE
State ticket Were members Of The American par
ty, houing its confidence and receiving its
potes."
"We passed this over for time as gross
misrepresentation, got up to aid the Know
Nothings in New York, but we begin to fear
there was too much truth in it. The Gin.
cinnati Gazette, we perceive, which support.
ed the ticket, is good deal more Know No.
thing than Republican, and seems TO claim
the credit of the victory chiefly for the "A.
merican' party. And at last we have the
LIEUTENANT Governor elect of Ohio, this
same Thomas H. Ford, presiding at the Con.
ven,ion of the Gardner Know Nothings held
at Cincinnati on the 2lst ult Aye, this
gentleman, nominated BY Republican Con-
vention. elected as Republican by Repub-
lican votes, presdes over Know Nothing
Convention, of which Governor Gardner, the
successful antagonist of the Republican par
ty in Massachusetts, is member and leader!
Mr.. Ford, then, belongs to the KH6w Moth.
ing party, and yet claims to be Republican!
What does he mean! Is he, are his associ.
ates, trying to serve two masters We
heard that Henry Wilson had been request.
ed to attend that Convention for the purpose
of influencing it to take right ground on the
slavery question, and that his blunt reply
was "No! am not member of that payty-
I DIN Republican %
"That is honest. II Mr.. Ford is a Repub.
lieGn. let him renounce his membership in
another political party. II he is mehber
Of the Know Nothing party let him say 90,
and cease to call himself Republican,
What does the Black Republican organ
here say to the aboye4