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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-24
From Correspondent OF the Free Press.
From Washington

An interesting. and able speech in the
House, by Mr.. DAWSON, Of Pennsy lvania,
in support of the Homestead bill, has detain-
ed me so long, that have only time for
brief letter by this mail. Mr.. DAWsoN'S ap.
peal in behalf Of the the Homestead propo-
sition was very powerful one, doing inf.
mite credit to his head and his heart But
fear now that the bill will fail, because the
element Of nativeism is to be introduced into
its discussion, and will be quite likely to
create dssention incompatible with the sue
cess of. even SO benefcent a measure as |
believe this to be.
Considering that the subject had been
amply debated at the last session of Con-
gress, Mr.. DAWSON this morning moved the
previous question. Mr.. ETHERIDGE, oil
North Carolina asked him to withdraw his
motion in order to enable him to get in an
amendment restricting the benefits of the
bill to native-born citizens Of the United
States, and to those who are naturalized by
adoption prior to the passage Of the act
Mr., DAWSON declined to yield his motion for
any such amendment, and then the natveists
and the opponents Of the Homestead Bill
united to vote down the previous question,
and refer the. whole subject to the Com
mittee oEthe Whole, from which Maelstrom
fear it will never emerge. The greatest
evil of legislation. at this day, is the diff
Guilty of4 getting independent consideration
of any given question, upon its own intrin-
sic merits.
The difficulties that are to attend the ac-
complishment Of any general modification
Of the tariff at this session, accumulate. Ev-
cry day brings out some new combination
calculated to distract the attention Of MEM
bers from the general bill, and defeat favor
able action thereupun. One of the most
formidable combinations now developing is
one in favor ofrefundng to the railroad COM
panies the duties on railroad iron imported
or taken out Of bond between the lst of Jur
| Iy, 1858, and the lst o. July, 1856, releas-
ing the duties on dyewoods from the lst OF
January inst, and repeating the duty on for
| egn Goals, and ON wool costing not less
than Is cents per. pound. It will be seen
that this is very ingenious scheme, well
calculated to catch large vote from all sec.
tions, es pecially If it shall seem improba'
Bile that any more general bill can be pass
4 ed. .,ts ,ua.
understand that the President has undel
consideration the case of Capt. McCULLocH
and the seamen of the American schoonei
John G. White, recently seized at Baracoa
for having filiibustering arms on board II
is quite clear that the captain and his mer
were entirely ignorant that they had any
thing contraband on board. They are be-
ing treated with great cruelty, and there are
circumstances in the case which, 1t is stat
ed, fulljustify the President in demand fo
their release.
{, The correspondence between Genera
t Wool and the Secretary Of War, just pub
lished, excites good deal Of comment, an,
Secretary DAVIS letter is considered mod
49, q1h<a Camera
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Baron dc Kalb.


The Washington Union, in an article writ
ten upon the enactment of the bill for the
relief Of the heirs Of BARON DE KALB, has
the following brief sketch of that truly great
mans life, which will be read with interest:
"There is something peculiarly interest
ing in the history OF Baron de kab. Let
US recall some Of the incidents in his career,
now when we are demanded by an arrogant
party to annihilate the recollection of the
brave and generous men who came from
other lands to suffer and to die for the cause
of American independence, twice assailed by
the strongest power of the Old World. He
was German by birth He was in France
knight OF tire order of military merit and
a brigadier general in the French army He
came to this country with La Fayette; was
appointed major general by Congress, and
served at head of the Maryland division.
He commanded the right wing of the Amer
leans at Camden. s. c., and in that fearful
conflict he fell, in his last attempt to achieve
victory, pierced with eleven wounds. He
was rescued from immediate death by the
Chevaller du Ryssen. his aid (aud also q
foreigner.) who embraced the PROSTATE gen.
eral, and received into his own body the bay-
onets intended for his friend, excIaiming,
"Save Baron de Kalb; oh, save the Baron de
Kalb.' The brave veteran survived the
bloody battle but few days. Before his
death he spoke these noble words: Il die
the death always prayed for-THE DEATH
OF A SOLDIER FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHTS OF
MAN What a commentary upon this lam
guage are the doctrines of the new secret
order 1t is voice from the grave of a
great soldier, pleading against the passions
and the prejudices, and to the justice and the
gratitude of the present generation. When
Gen. Washington visited Camden, many
years after, he went to the grave of the Ger
man patriot. After gazing upon it, with a
countenance marked with deep thought, he
exclaimed, with sigh: so, there lies the
brave De Kalb: the generous stranger, 1cho
came from distant land to fight our battles.
and to watsr aoith his blood The tree of our lib.
erty. Would 10 God he had Rued 10 share ii.
fruits {"
Little did the ''Father of his Country
think when he uttered those eloquent words
that the time would ever come when sucl
men as De Kalb, and La Fayette would b,
made the marks OF proscriptive tyranny il
our land, and their countrymen and childrel
be disfranchized by a fanatical party,
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Party OrE;sMiZ;s tom.

The value of the regular organization Of
the democratic party is always deprecated
by those who have laied to control it to
personal or corrupt ends. Whenever we
hear democrat atte nptmg to underrate that
organization, we take it Tor granted either
that he has reyolted against it himself or has
resolved to do SO. We do not claim for it
the merit of infallibilty; nor are we pre-
pared to say that it has not been frequently
abused, nor yet that better system may
not be designed; but up to this period of
time it has proved to be the best that our
politics have known. Take the last sub
stitute for party organizaton-the secret
know nothing lodges--and what u contrast
it presents! A clandestne order, whose
members are bound by the most awful oaths
to submit to the decision of majority, and
that majority in every instance composed Of
whigs But this is not all. Not only are
the DEGREES of this majority to be slavshly
registered, but the first infraction of the OBJ.
legation is denounced as "perjury!" Dem
ocrats are compelled by this obligation to
strike down a neighbor or friend, and then
cody to deny their participation i'll the
wrong! Such is the+new scheme Of nomi-
mating men for station which democrats are
called upon to accept in lieu of that under
which the country has prospered for so many
years. We do not wonder that the yoke is
hard to bear, and that il several ofthe States
the most violent revoits are taking place in
these midnight conspiracies. "lf mine enc
my cheat me once, shame on him, il he cheat
me twice, shame on mel" Men may be bound
to few of the mandates of reckless leaders
but when they are called upon, night alter
night, to engage in the work of prescription
and Of persecuton--when they are made the
mere instruments of disappointed and re-
vengeful demagogues--they will demand
eight and publicity, and they will be glat
to return to their old friends and their olt
tisapes - WASH Union. t 'a' = Hl
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=. To BE MoRGANIzED.--A man by the name
of ROBINSON, in Little. Falls, New York, has
seeded from the now-Nothing order and
exposed its secrets in the public prints
Another Know-Nothing, by the name OF
OsTRANDEa, informs ROBINSON by letter that
his personal safety is in danger. In other
words, the interesting order threatens to
Morganize him. The Rochester Union, ln
commenting rRoq the matter, says:
l "We had supposed that the Know Moth
ings only intended 10 BARN foreigners, bu'
II there is any meaning IN the threats oil Us
trander, an American.borH citizen is to be
yictimlzed. II old Herkimer is not all
Know.No,hing, here is . case for her Crane
Jury" ia r,5 sA,Err aa.5.4
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RVFFALo, Jan, 2O-g p NJ

- - i~oI Ouu' SO-O III
FIRST DEsPATCH.-This afternoon about
o'clock, u riot occurred on the Buffalo and
Brantlort and Goodrich Railroad, at Ridge
way, about 90 miles from this city. 1t APP
pears that Tor several months past the la
borcrs al the road have not been fully paid
their wages, and few weeks ago gave no.
tiCe that to-day they would spike down the
switches, and take charge of the roud.--
Remaining unpaid to-day, they accordingly
spiked down the track, and opened bridge
or two at Rldgeway. The Chief officer OF
the road is understood to have fired
About 25 men Of this city, armed them.
selves with revoIvers, and went over to take
possession Of, and protect the tract, On
arriving tn y were fired upon by the. labor
ers, who were also armed with rifles, and Il
regular fight ensued, in which the Buffalo
party Jared the worst, one Of their men, Sl-
mon Wempe--one supposed dangerously.
Two or three laborers were also wouuded.
The officers party, however, succeeded
in arreSting about dozen rebels, among
them is believed to be the man who shot
Wemple. Irons were send for to this city,
to secure the rioters.
We have no further particulars, as nine
Of the party engaged have returned There
are several versions OF the affair." but the
above appeared to be an accurate one.
TEN O'CLOCK.
SECOND DEsPATcH--Onq of the men en-
gagged informs us that the party, on arriving
at Ridgeway, were drputised by the Cana
dian Sheriff, and acted under his orders.
The President of the Rold, Catholic
Priests and Sheriff, made speeches to the
laborers, persuadng them to desist, but to
no purpose. The Sheriff then ordered the
track to be opened and cleared. While the
men engaged doing so, they were attacked
by the rioters. During the melee l3 OF
them were arrested, and are now in irons.
The man that killed Wemple was exam
ined, and is fully committed.
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Dcn.ocratic state Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL
e.. oE FAIRElELD COUNTY.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
- JAMES MYERS,
OF LUCAS COUNTY.
SUPREME IUpGE-FULL TERH,
WILLIAM KENNoN,
OF BELMONT COUNTY.
SUPREME JUDGE-sHoRT TERN,
R. B. WARDEN,
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
tAUDToR OF STATE,
WILLIAM D. MORGAN,
OF coLUMBIAEA COUNTY.
TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN,
OF SENECA COUNTY.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM TREVITT,
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ATTORNEY GE iERAL,
GEO. w. MCCOOK,
or JEFFERSON COUNTY.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
d. J. B. STEEDMAN,
OF LUCAS COUNTY.
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SHOCKING occURRENcE.-LFive orphans,
placed in charge Of d lady residing In Mas
peth, L. l., were suffocated some nights ago
under the following dreadful circumstances:
They were all -pnt to bed in one room by q
domestic, who, in order to make them more
comfortable, okindled d FIRE in d stove and
closed the room tightly. The escape OF gas,
and the impure air suifocated sll five Of the
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THE BIG LuMp.-The California nugget.
as bio Jumps are called, Is now at New Or
leans. The Picayuae says it weighs 1903
pounds avoirdupois, 10 pounds only ofwhich
is quartz and the rest the virgin gold; and
its value is estimated at $88,9l6. It was
brought to New Orleans by gentleman
who, having given the FIVE men who found
1.-THE round sum of $4,000 for it, intends
taking it to Paris next year, to be exhibited
at the great exhibition to be held there +
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CANADA BAHKs.--W. L. MCKENZIE, who
is n member of the Canadian Parliament,
states that at the late session Parliament
granted seven millions worth Of special
,ehartars to hanks in our nrineinal .toauns
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Ntm a0urrtlselllsltd.
Probate Notice.

N Office Is hereby given to all persons
~ Interested that Executors and Administrators
the following EsGtts have presented 10 the Court Of
rnG"o for te count! 0fP"rtage, n the State Of Ohio,
heir several settlement accounts which are placed on
HE iE the office Of the Jlig1 Of said Court and con-
ned for the Inspection and exception Of all persOns,
/, tt,r... r, 4.
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ktiOt Near RuaF;asO,

in Attempt by the La orers on The Cqnada r.
K. 10 eclipse the Erie No ites-Cae m IN
Killed and Several others liounaet .ir-
resi- Of M5 Rtay'eadyrS and awaitiny an
E.raniAatt0R.
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The Government 1t Washington has re-
ceived no notice of the death Of Mf. MASON,
U. s. Minister to Paris though special dis
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james S3rlig, Guardian to EmeliaJ ohison, et ais.
do do do TO j lOiZO J0hnson.e IA
Jan 60, 1855 LUTHER BROWN, Probate Judge.
SOAP! SOAP-Ihe subscriber is prepsr,
~ cd to furnish, and deliver 10 customers, SOFT
sOAP Of the best quality. He will, also take ashes
ard grease Of faniios, aud return soap in payment
therefor. "i 'WM. CLINE,
RFyenaa, jar 90. 1855 IL .g T.. l.g},l ,.,i% -
| OOK HERE-A RARE. CHANCE
~ WIN. Baker will Offer at auction, next door to the
Rarehha Book Store, 10 morrow (Iiursdhy) qundtiiy
of Dry Goods AID CrUckcry; 10 commence at one
clock. aud continue until L. NJ. The Dry Gooiia
comprise both men and w0men's wear; aad the Crock
cry great variety OF uscfu articles, both IN yellow
and Rockingham ware. Fetch along your money AMI
shallhavc achauce to buy tremendous bzrgains.
Tell your friends snd neighbors. y,r.tt4 l48 T"s@
p S.-A quantity of some of the best Books ever
Notwithstanding the way to health, wealth ana hs
pinrs.-will be offered for sale. Tvs
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While Mr.. w. f. Baker Of Henrietta wps
asleep in the cars between Syracuse and
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FOR GOODS U.NIFoR.N.
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil personsin.
lV tercsted, that Executors and on me
following Estaes have presented TO the Court OF Pro-
bate for the County of Portuge, In the State of Oho
their several settlement accounts WHICH placed on
file in the office OF the Judge Of said ourt and con,
tnucd for the inspection and exception of alperspps,
for hearing three weeks from date.
Mary HntChinsona 4 EStnta.l Final Z. Enttlhmank.
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MufrirA.

A sSSseId - ~ os,S - - ,sss =. ~,
Paalns. ESQ. Mr. JOHN PUNTIoUs 70 Miss RDIfHRW
SMITH, both Of Randolph.
On The eOth; at The same place. and By the same Mr.
JOHN fARlCk, to Miss LOUISA WISE, both of
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NJ. l.. HALLOWELL, & CO., J.,
SILK WAREHOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.
TERMS. - Cash buyers will receive .
l. discount Of SIX per cent, II the money bo pafdin
par funds within tsn da! from date Of til. a
Uncurrcnt mo,ey only taken AT its market value %
the day il is received. a. tg.4f,t :, o.,
To merchants of gndoubted standing, q credit Of
SIX months Wilt be given, il desired. -.s ratt ln
Whert money is rcmitted IN advance Of maturity, .
discount at tho rate of TWELVE per cent per annqhl
will be allowed f.s ,..I :,
FRICES FOR GOODS UNYFoR.M. t:os
In again calling the attention Of the trading commd-
nifty to the above terms, we anrOnnCe that ith-
standing the general depression in commercial affairs
thrnngOut tho country, the system Of business Adopted
by Us more than year since, and to which wo sh1at
rgediy adhere, enables to offer for the coming
spring season our usual assortmcnt0f rE Us $50,
NEW SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
Comprising one of the
LARGEST AND MOST SPLENDID STOCKS 3tY6tts
To be foundin America; to whchwe will receive con-
stant additions, throughout the SEASON, ~ and
desirable goods from our HOUSE IN PARIS.
Jannary 18th IS55-9mO* """- ''t0At
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GaulmrrriuI gntrlli9rutt, &t.
RAVENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by Geo. Bull and other deal
ers in The articles named beluV.
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LUTHER h. BROWN Probate Judge.
(, Rayenna. Jan. Is, 1855, t.;t, ,;, 4973w.e
ROAD NOTICE-Tbere will be a petit
lU ton presented to the Board OF County Coihhis-
sioners at their next March session. ashg es:
ablishnent of County Road, In the township OF RAN
dolph in said County. Commencing ID the highway
few rods east Of Hiram Austin'snew dwelling houses
at the N W. corner Of Lot 80, and NJ e. corner o. Lot
81. henoe To rum souterny on he original lot line
of said lots, to tho northeast corner OF L0t "a, Ad ",
w. oorner ofLot 26. Randolph, Jan. 10, le55-4Wa
iaq Probate Notice., arr
NOTICE is hereby givento all persons in-
terested that Executors and ACmnistratefs Sn the
following Estates presented 10 the Contt Of Pro-
bate for the Cour W OF Portage, n the State Of Ohio,
their several settlement atcouhts which are btaeso on
hle In the Office Of the Judge of said Court and con
tinued for the inspection and exception OF all pekSous
three weeks from dats.--Ian. g. 1855, te.witi hfa
George willcurty FL z do 3iti6 do iIag do
fBsssps Bs,psala ssilfo's Moui. Sc pafS.si., ehaSSs
Jssn Jssn Esssson. Sss ,7ga sS a. a. spssS
snnsI, Jonathan 9,i islSans ado I'saFS$s ;sgnsa
\ Alonzo HabiBs. GsarAiart To JamesIs. Hads1nsdp.
- 4, LUTHER UEIlR !, BROWN Probate ysAgs;
$50 Teeth AlTeefITI!!a 81 aaiaw
DISH Prs Excelsior aTs Tsonfh htpastesa phgeg
- Tooth cream; Tooth POWDER Tooth soap and
brushes; Tooth ache drops; Tooth ache balIs. fof
Issso ~ Z. Y q ~. ~ -. - -
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Spetiul Autirfg.

The friends Of Elder HALL and family,
afe respectfully invited 10 make them donation visit
at their residence, tn this village, Tuesday acr
noon and evening next. Jan. "a, 1855
SPECIAL N0TICE.-For the Insertion OF notices
of Fire, Rel gous and all other meetings Of not more
than five lines, twenty five cents always in advance,
will be charged. Marriage notices and Deaths, unac-
companied by obituaries will be inserted gratis. Obit-
unri6s will be inserted at the above specified rates.
TEACHERS, TAKE NOTlCE.-I6c Board Of ET-
amincrs will hold special examination, on Saturday
February Sd, at the High School room, in Ravenna for
the benefit ofsuch teuccrs neod certificates 10 carry
them through their winter schools ,,a %1 xpup,, ~
Rlvenna, Jan. 10, 1s55-I9s3w.
HENRY JAMES,
Barber and liair-lresser. Shop, under tho Collins
House, next door west of Mas0n's Saloon. Shaving,
llair-cutng, and Shampooing done promptly aud
-I.l,.n II t1S m9st tSs,lSn.SlS s!!lS: 49s
JzSys DR.. TUBES will be at the Premtlss House,
CE Tuesday and "Wednesday, until O'Clock z.
II. Both and 3lst Of Jan.
See advertisement in another column.
TPCoNSUMPTIoN AND SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
Sec the certificate of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
many Years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel, Freder
icksbnrg, Va, and late OF the City HOTEL Richmond,
nr. John Mngc, OF the city Of Richmond, though n
regular Physician. aud Of course opposed 70 what hs
called quack medicines Obliged TO say that its
ful indeed.
H. had been given up by several Physicians; had
tried mot of the quuck medicines, and was on tho
verge OF despair, as well the grave when he tried
Cart.r's Spanish Mixture. 4.t
We refer the public To his full and lengthy certificate
around tho bottle, stating his cure.
Sc advertisement. 93-4w
H0oHaRd's German BatcrS.-Tlis superior nedi.
cine from the Recipe Of the famous DR.. HOOhanJ. ID
selling rapidly at this season, when there many
bilious attacks well diseases of various kinds
rising from diSordJred digestion and impure blood
DIR. a. NJ. Jackson, let IL be remembered is sole pro.
prctor, ana his office is ut 100 Arch ST., Phla 23-2w
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News Items.

The widow Of P. s. Van Rensselaer,, for
merly Mayor of Albany died last week, at
the advanced age Of so.
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CaEs1oeesi E1Asn1soj 4c.
THE Subscribers have row % ban4
i spleadiA asa1in1eot efCaSsisgss and
Harness. comprising every VARSITY, fee
which the attention Of pssehasses y iaviS
ted. ~, 7stgtasaW ..qJ&0 n9NEA y
We also manufAetoss to order, end -.
pair oil kinds Of Carriages, In . superior
manner. Plantation Wagons, CaJts. Wheel
and Dirt Barrow made 70 order, and kept
on hand at oil times. All kind 81 Smith
work made end repaired. s
A full assortment Of Iron, lroa Aslss,
Springs and Trimming materials, % hand
for sale. Also P1antstion and Waeen
Harness. sasiam
Planters and Others ats invited n exam.
Inc our stock, before purchasing. At The
old stand, corner Church and Main. street
Jan.20ly. W. r. TUNNARU = CO
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HAS JUST RECEivED, a largo and
IL well escorted supply Of STAPLE
DRY GOODS which, toysther with the
stock Of FArcy M,LLINARY Coops on hand
will be sold at the very lowest prices -
The Staple Dry Goods consists in part OF
Cottonades. Bleached h unbIeached Shirt
ing., Irish Linens warranted pure) white
and unblesched Linen Table Danssk Nap.
kins and TJweIs Mosqueto Bars. OF every
desert Upton, &c. Purchasers may rest as
sured that all the goods IN store, are of the
first quality ard best manufacture none
Of that doubtful class Of goods generally
bought at saction-but goods purchased
from the'fhost reliable so,lrces. eu
-si O'CONOR.
Third Street, p,,os,te mast office
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Third Street-Opposlte post off
NEW VARIETY STORE.

i the ladies and gentlemen Of Bston
Rouge, that he has now on hand large
stock Of French, German and English
Fancy Goods, Ribbons. Ho iery and a
very select assortment Of Periumery, all Of
which will be sold at very low prices -
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited, to call and examine his stock, be-
fore purchasing elsew here and they will
find it to their advantage to purchase OF
him. ljan. 4-yl F. MAINE
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G. 4. BLANCHARD.
MOULD RESPECTFULLY In

WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform
W his friends and the public, that he has re-
.umed business In Baton Rouge, where he may be
found, with large and varied stock ~ goods,
which will be sold vt the lowest cash price, 10
prompt customers Ills stock consists Of:
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, BRANDY, WINES,
CORD1ALS, PRESERVES, PICKLES, and every
thing appertaining to the Grocery line. Also
CROCkERY. HARDWARE, WOOD and HOLLOW
WARE DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
and SiiOEB, &c. Call and examine quality, quar,.
tity and price, before purchasing. Church street,
near J. Piper / Co.'S, Cabinet warcroom. [mxy8.
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~The Sevastopol Committee has
published the correspondence between
Lord John Russell and the Eral of
Aberdeen relative to the War Depart.
ment and the conduct Of the war.
The perusal Of these letters in ertense
seems to have satisfied the British pub
lie that Lord John is not amenabIe
to the heavy charges which were
brought against him after the breaking
up OF the Aberdeen administration.