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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-11
News Items.

FIRE AT CARLIsLE.--A fire occurred at
Carlisle, Pa, on Sunday last, which consum-
ed the foundry of Gardner g. Brown, the
dwelling Of Mr.. Gardner, and that Of Mr..
H. Shrom. The loss of Gardner g. Br own
is $l5, 900, and insurance $1,000.
OF Whites Reporter, Of Louisville, de-
scribes new and we'll executed counterfeit
on the SIS of the Southern Bank of Ken
lucky, at Russelville. 1t can be detected
by noticing that the point of the eagles
wing comes in Immediately below the first
E in the word Russellville, instead of the
second s, as in the genuine.
ToRNADo.-A tornado passed over Nash.
vile, Tenn, on the 18th inst. The State
House was unroofed, and sustained dam.
age Of $4,000. The First Presbyterian
Church and number of other buildings
were seriously injured.
or Telegraph wires have been extended
entirely across the peninsula Of Hindostan
from Calcutta to Bombay, distance o
twelve hundred miles. ..,.
SALE or THE MEMPHrs Navy YARD. -Th
Memphis Eagle and Eaqsirsr ssys the Ma
w Yard at that place was sold on the 18th
inst, By the Sheriff, to satisfy an execution
against the Mayer and Aldermen Of Mem
Iphis.
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A Horrible Deed.

We have just learned the particulars OF
one of the most horrible tragedies which has
ever startled the citizens of any community,
and we stop the press to give them to our
readers. 1t appears that gentleman by
the name of A. Steer had been paying his
addresses to young grass-widow, the mo,
ther of two interesting children, and ru.
NOR has It that they were engaged to be mar.
ried. The husband, who resided in the neigh.
borhood, hearing Of this anticipated marriage
became possessed with the raging ofjeal.
ousy, and Immediately set about connecting
plans with which to Illustrate it. He enlist
, ed the assistance of another person, and the
two first endeavored to persuade Mr.. Steel
to drink with them; failing in this, they be
came enraged, and one Of them Mr.. Butch
er, seized an axe and dealt him severa
blows, fracturing the skull and killing hin
instantly. After the murder they endeavor
ed to dispose of the body by cutting It +
pieces and packing it in barrel. I'm
horrible deed was prepetrated about tol
| miles north OF this place. - CGnabr'ttge Cat
(Ind.) Express 3lst ah. ,s
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HAenry A. Wisc--His speech at
ParkGrSburS.

The great Democratic orator of the South,
HENRY A. WISE, lately made a speech at
Parkersburg, Va. A correspondent Of the
McConnelsville Enquirer, who heard him,
thus writes his impression of the man.
He says: .... ....
81 was disappointed in the personal ap-
pearance of the man. had expected in
Henry A. Wise to see person of COM
manding stature, upright bearing, with fash
ing eyes and noble forehead; but he is no
such man. He is below the medium hight;
not more than five feet seven or eight, very
spare, would not weigh more than hundred
and thity, probably not that.
"There is nothing prepossessing about
him. He is, in fact, positively ugly. Very
gentlemanly and courteous in his bearug
towards Others, but III his dress he is almost
sloven. His cravat was awry; his linen
was soled with tobacco; his chin unshaven
and flocked with streaks Of yellow saliva;
his clothing rather hung around him than
otherwise. could see no physical indica-
tions of greatness. A low forehead over
shadowng a pair ef dull, lusterless gray
eyes, that rolled with a nervous uneasness.
in their deep sockets; high cheek bones,
and complexion sal1ron-hued from his nor'
dinate use of tobacco; u STOPPING carriage
and trembling gait did not indicate the grea
"Wheu first saw Wise on the stand
during the few moments of his opening
remarks, as he stood before us, his shoul
ders dropping, and bent forward, his chil
and shirt-bo spattered with yellow saliva
those dull eyes rolling expressunless il
their deep sockets, his long gray HAIR tosse'
unkept about his temples his arms hang
ing lstlessly by his side, looking for all til
world like resu rected mummy, | though
that he was the most uncomely specime
of humanity that had ever seen attemp
to address any audience. But when, with
voice that rung as clear as the notes of tn
: war-clarion, he made his thrilling appea
with a passionate intensity OF manner,
: thought him eloquence idcarnated. Neve
in my life have listened to such an appeal
: it set the blood dashing through my vein
b like mountain torrent. IT went rigt
D home to the hearts Of every Virginian pre-:
ent You could see in their glistning eyei
and heaving chests, and could hear in til
response that made the walls tremble I
y their very foundation, the effect that it ha
: upon that multitude. There was not or
there who did not long to lend a helpin
hand to lift the head of the eldest sister
the Commonwealth from the ground an
Il II brush the dust from her aged locks.
J. "After he had finished the discussion
= these topics, he leveed his guns ut tn
, 70 intangible, invisible, invincible Sam +
i ashed him with whip ofscorpions; SHOW
cred upon him his fiery indignation; hurl'
"a the thunderbolts of his terrible invective
: his devoted head. In short, Mr.. Editor
:. completely engulfed him in that all-annil
y ating vortex of his fury"
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a
Amer writing de foregoing, We repaired
10 the scene Of action and found We had not
been mislnfoYmed except that one Of the
Judges claimed to be 3 Democrat In count
ing ths votes, mistake ofhgurss was made
by the tallyine clerk, and it was supposed
there were more ballots than names OF vo-
tors; but this was afteTwasd aseeTtained 10
be wrong, the ballots and names agreeing.
We would not intimate q participation on
the part of the officers in the outrage &ttefs
wards perpetrated, but we have strong reason
to believe they were not averse fat least
those who had the custody OF the papers, to
the summary process by which tbey were
destroyed. A large crowd marched 10 the
place where the polls were held, and al
though had there been the slightest wish to
save the ballots, books, tallies, &c., they
might have been removed, tho whole were
relinQuished 10 the incendiaries, who thrust
the evidences of the election into the stove,
and watched their total destruction. This
is the history of the outrage, and il should
/ sand down all concerned to eternal infa.
my srr oaf 81
Such an act necessarily shocked the
sense Of the community, and filled oil law
abiding citizens with CONSERVATION. Many
were incredulous. We could scarcely real
ize its possibility Notwithstanding it follow
ed hard after an outrage before unparallel
ed. e-
We have often reflected upon the dithcn'
ties attending the expression Of the pofula
voice at elections and our apprehension
that might arise in such contemplation have
been dispelled by the sacred regard hereto
fore paid to the ballot. box by our, people
and the quiet resignation with which minor
tiles have always yielded to majorities.-
We have witnessed many wild excitemen
pervading our common country so divers
in its interests and extensive in its domain
subside into gentle acquiescenee at the ter
minaton of Presidential co nfiict. 1t ha
been left to the present momentous times
and to portion of our citizens, to fill uswit
fears that the days of poular sovereignty ar
numbered, in the utter disregard paid b
misscalled Americans to the very iountai
: from which our freedom, our happiness, an
our power springs.
The character of this outrage, the motive
prompting it, the actors, their abettors, &c
make up case too important for discussio
I at this hour, but we invoke every good cit
zen, every lover of law and order, to do VIII
he can to investigate the facts, for no met
/ sure of infumy can be estimated to proper
, stigmatize those who may be found gui
j ty.
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Yours
The wheat Prospect i'm the Yves

We learn from gentleman who has
travelled pretty extensively through the
States of the Northwest during the past six
weeks, that the prospect ofthe wheat crop
was never better. In Iowa a large quanti-
ty has been sown, but so great is the emf
grafton to that State, and so rapidly did it
fill up last season that large portion of the
surplus will be required for the new settlers
there and in Kansas and Nebraska
Troughout Illinois, it is represented that
the crop never looked better. The high
prices of the last few years, and the almost
certainty that there will be but little abate-
ment during the present, have stimulated
the farmers tu SOW to an extent beyond form.
er precedent. And the same may be said oi
Wisconsin. The prospect there is that the
abundant crop of last year will be sue
ceeded by one equally as good this.
We hear good reports, too, from indiana
and Michigan. On the whole, if no unto.
ward event interposes between now ant
harvest, the North h-west-which is in fac
the granary Of the Union--will turn out I
surplus which will gladden. the hearts of the
breadless in our eastern cities -.-......-.s
There will be comparatively few men en-
gagged in the construction of railroads IN tn,
west during the present season--all TIN
great lines being nearly completed. This
will reduce the consumption of non-produ
GERS, and cause large amount of labor t
return to agriculture-thus increasing on
surplus by the operation of two causes.-
So, our eastern friends may look for a
active fall business and a full supply {
breadstuffs, unless blight, or mildew, or som
other destroying agent, shall blast the ia
5 prospects of the present. Chicago DEM
crdt. f..
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COnnecticuf.

HARTFORD, Tuesday, April 3-P. N.
The returns are not all in yet, bat the re-
suit will be nearly as follows: Ingram,
lem. 81 1000; Miner, X N, $4,000; and Dali
ton, Wing, 9,OOU. The Know Nothings
and Wings elect nineteen out the twenty
one Senators, and one hundred and thirty
out of the two hundred and thirty-four Rep
resentatives. They have also elected the
our Congressman.
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The sIave..Know Nothings.

One of the worst features in the Cincinnati
riot, was the importing Of three hundred
armed men from the Know Nothing Coun-
ellis Of Kentucky, to take part in the elec
ton. 1t furnishes additional evidence that
this secret order is Pro-slavery in its charac-
ter and tendencies Our political opponents
have called us the "Slave- Democracy" be-
cause we support an administration which
they say is pro-slavery. What are THEY!
Nothing less than the OATH BOUND BROTHERS
of SLAVE HOLDERS and SLAVE BREEDERS.
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Ministers and Know NothiDgs.

OF course it can, Mr.. Banner. 1t is quite
a common thing for ministers to do so, in
this region. We know of one in our neigh
borhood who when questioned by member
of his own church stated positively that he
was not member of any secret political
party and particularly the one known to out
siders as Know Nothings; and yet he was
ard is now, an active member of the Know
Nothing council in Ravenna. You don't
expect that truth will be regarded by such
an order, do you! The first oath they take
when entering this den Of conspirators is to
lie whenever interrogated in regard to their
political creed, and it is hardly reasonable
to suppose that such ministers will break
their oath Portage Sentinel, March 81.
A minister in this village, 1--WE are not
permitted to give his name) who feels ag-
grieved by the foregoing remarks, called on
us few days since, and requested us to
say, that so far as he is concerned, the above
statement is incorrect. He says that the
question was put to him: "Do you belong to
the Know Nothings!" and he answered
"No," and that no further question wal
asked. Mr.. who authorized us tC
make the assertion alluded to, (and who We
believe is man in every respect worthy o
crediD still AYERS that he did put additiona
questions, and that said minister did in sub
stance, say that he belonged to no secre
political society whatever. Here then, tn
matter stands. 1t is question of veracit
between the minister and our Informant
and those who know both parties must judg
for themselves. We shall not pretend
decide.
The clergyman above referred to, doe
(unless he has left them quite recently be
T long to the secret order, known to outsider
as Know Nothings, and to the initiated a
the "supreme order of the Star Spangle
: Banner" or Of "the sons of 76;" and it is
question, whether he was justified in deny
ing that he was Know Nothing, simpl
because inside OF the councils, the order
known by another name.
: We have ever had the highest respect fe
the true and faithful minister of the gospe
:, His calling is high and holy; his work is
work of love, and his life is set apart al
" dedicated to the noblest enterprise that e
: er claimed the attention of men or angel
Prejudice against Catholicism, has lead mar
II of our best and most talented protesta
), clergyman to join the order of the "St
u Spangled Banner" We would not for
. moment doubt the sincerity of their motive
We believe they are honest and sincere, al
y such no doubt is the case with the clerg
= man to whom we have alluded in this al
10 Gle. But we candidlY submit the questio
et whether by joining this order, and meeti
in barnes and warehouses, at the hour
y midaight, will have a tendency to sect
Oe the spread of "pure and undefled rel
IL ion," or elevate the character and protest.
Ito of the minister of Christ! Will it not
the contrary retard the one and degrade
ne atherf
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THE FRENCH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION -
A Paris correspondent says that the ap-
proaching exhibition in Paris promises to be
more brilliant and successful than was anti
cipated by the most sauguine, three months
ago. All the continental nations will be
extensively represented. In great Britain
only does the war so extensively engross
public attention as to interfere seriously
with the preparations Of the Paris Fair
Austria, which had seven hundred exhibi
tors at The London Fair, will have eighteeF
hundred at Paris; Prussia, which had sis
hundred exhibitors at London, will have
sixteen hundred at Paris; and even Switz
erland will have more than five hundred
vouching for the dignity of her position 81
I manntacturing Stats. sa''s''sA Is'a S'SF'4a@
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STRANGE PREsENTIMET.-At the coal
mine explosion near Richmond, Mr.. Sam
uel Goulden one of the overseers, was kill.
ed. The Dispatch says he had dream on
Sunday night which weighed heavily on his
mind. Before starting to work on monday
morning, he conversed freely with his wife
and instructed her how to act If he shoult
meet with any accident that day. After
starting to work he returned three times te
kiss his little children and bid them goo,
bye. The paor fellow never saw then
again! tsln q '.sA
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The Democracy Of Ohio have every tsa-
son to be grsti6ed with the result Of the re-
cent elections II matters move on as they
have, since the last election, the State viii
very soon be redeemed.
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0T The Statesman says: An attempt
was recently made by the Know Nothings
cfUnion county, to assassinate young man
by the name Of PRIcE. He was charged
with communicating the secrers Of the order
This.is the only reason assigned for she
murderous movement. RI
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Tuosr HAVING supscRIBEp tot VA

THOSE HAVING SUBSCRIBED tok WAKK-
fields Hand Corn Planter can call for thet machines
either at Mr.. Phillips Farniture Ware r0oms; or at
they will be delivered 2t their door. Those wis
ing machines can leave theiy orders either with Mr..
Phillips Messrs. Brown & Spar, or at MI Richard
sons Hardware Store. Aclub Of tn can have eleven
machines. Send in your orders. ,75ls .5t i.s-4pt
QuERY-Can man plant one acre OF Corn In one hour
ing but mile and twenty rods in acre. with the
rows four feet apart. mar2l-33
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Cineinnafi.

The Democratic candidate has been de-
clared elected Mayor by about I,eOO ma
jOrity. The Know Nothings carried the
city by about $500 majority last fall. Dem
ocratic gain in six months, 6,7OO.
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I Comiix xscEMEHT ADnREss.--John Mitchell,
the Irish exile. has been selected to deliver
eshseemmencement address before the two
Literary Socieiies of the Mississippi Uni
eyrsity at Oxford.
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ChiIIicOthe.

Democrats victorious. This city has ever
been regarded as the strongest hold of whig-
gerry in the State. A victory here is more
than we could reasonably have expected.
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HOOfand's German Bittsrs.-This superior medi-
cine, from the Recipe of the famous Dr. Hoohand 10
selling rapidly at this season, when there many
bilious attacks well diseases Of various kinds,
rising from disordered digestion and impure blood
Dr. c. M Jackson, let II be remembered is sole pro-
prietor, and his ONCE is at 100 Arch ST. Phila. 232w
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Dayton.

A large gain for the DemOcracy-part OF
the Democratic ticket elected. Know
Nothings carried it last fall by an oVewhelm-
ing vote.
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FLouR " BbI. Ex. $1,000, CON. s.O0@gsse 7
WBEAf q Boslf. s,I 81 = 2,00@ - =.
RYE p Bush. SO@
GoKH p Bushs ---.'-'.---- We
Oars p Bush. -. 400
FT1x SEEp % Bush. 3 ite-s ; I,260
T.sOrHY SEfp q Bush. 2 - s,95@s,oo
CLovEE SEED Bash. s,oo@6seoT
BEANS, white, Bush. s-a : h7k@2,oo
PorAToEs p Bush. I,oo@ 20
Onions p Bush. -il-' 5e@ 10
BUTTER n b fo@
CHEESE p fb . 20 ga
LARD p ID 12@
EGes p Doz. -. 16@ !.
SALT y Bbl. 2,OC@2,2S
Coal, Stone, a Ton 5000 200
WooD p Cord I,25@ f,7E
HAY 79Ton s,Oo@IO,O
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Hamilton.

Gone Democratic. This is the home OF
l.. D. CAMPBELL, one of the Know Nothing
chiefs of Ohio.
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liz AKRON, CUYAHoGA FALLS, New Rich
mond, Sandusky, and many other places the
Democratic ticket is elected.
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Columbus.

Know Nothings elected their ticket by
about 60 majority. Their majority last fall
was about 400. Democratic gain Of 400.
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Aeln aARrtiseInsnta.

fTEACHERS EXAMINATION - The Board
l. of Examiners will hold examinations as follows:
1st. At Ravenna, Saturday, April I4th, 1855, for
the townships of Rayenna, franklin, Brimfeld and
Charlestown ... sl.s s4.
Rootstown and AIwater. ." = '3t
3D.. At tPamyra, April 9sth, for Palmyra, Deerneld,
Edinburgh and Paris. ,. t.. + ...af - sEr
4th. At Garrettsvillc, May 5th for Freedom, Wind
ham, Nelson and Hiram.
5th. At shalersyile May 18th, for Shalersville,
Mantua, Aurora and Streetsboro. 's-9 r g#F
9th. AT Ravcnna, May 18th, for the county.
To avoid the great crowd that has attended our
aminations, the Board have adopted the plan Of dis
trcting the county, and we hope applicants will
present themselves for examination out OF the district
| in which they reside. P. b. CONANT, Clerk.
| Ravenna, Anril 9th ,lS55-36-6W .LN
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5pttial- Nutirsls. s

~ DR.. TUBBS will be at the PrentIss House, :.
MxS Saturday and Mofday, until O'Clock p
M 10Th ard l4th OF May =. F'ls = t-tl q r
See advertisement in another coIumD. a-.5ts1-
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| ROUNTY LANDS - The undersigned.
~ having formed husinass connection with one, Of
the most experienced lawyers and Pension agcnks In
rants, pensions, back pay, &C., for such as may be
entitled tkefcto, upoEth NEST reasonable ssrs HE
charge Tor procuring land warrans will be eply TRRxR
lpo warrants procured, no charge will b made,n.
bRsyenns Marck, 20, 1ess MfCHAEL BTVAMT,
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PRICE OF THE WORK.

Single copy SO cts Four copies 81 90, or 25 cts per
cepy: Forty copies So 90 per copy, Sixty COPS
les 5000 Is ctsper copy.Scnt to any part Of tho
state at my expense and risk soon az ordered with
the money enclosed. Con bills, or postage stamps,
will sent at my risk by mail IL properly enc osed
All orders directed to Nj WARREN, Attorney at Law,
Beefontaine Logan Co., Ohio, with money or stamps
enclosed will receive prompt attention. Small orders
as well as others .,s s
March %, lS55-36-3m 25--"a}8 M. WARRE .A'
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RAVFNNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly " Geo. Bssl dOfGsr deal
srs in the articles named belov,