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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
An Infernal Report.

Somebody, to the writer of this unknown,
tells joke that may be worth printing, ev-
en- at risk Of its being old:
In small town in one of the counties of
Kentucky, stronger rode UP to the door Of
q tavern, and having dishountedi ordered a
stall and oats for his horse. "A crowd OF
loafers, that class of independent citizens
who are never equal to decent men, except
on election day, swarmed about the bar-room
doors and stood waiting to be invited up to
the counter Among the crowd the stran.
gers business was subject of impertinent
speculation. One fellow more impudeni
than the rest made free to enquire of the
traveller what occupation he followed, to
which the latter repliedsthat his business
was secret for the present. but that he
would probably make it known before leav'
ing town. te
Having spent a day or Mo looking around
visiting places where whiskey was sold ant
making various inquiries as to the amount
retailed, the number of habitual drunkardl
| in the place; the number of dogs kept BY
the people whose children never went t
school or had enough to eat-4after in fac
making complete moral inventory of tn,
town, he concluded to leave, and having
mounted his horse was about to leave, whel
his inquisitive friend stepped up and said:
See here, Captain, you promised to tel
us your business before you left, ami WEI
like to hear from you on that pint.
Well said the stranger, i am a
agent for the Deyil--I'm hunting a loca
ton for h-ll, and am glad I've found
place where it will not be necessary to re
move the present Inhabitants
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Another American Vessel Fired
into by a Spanish Cruiser.
WAsHINGToN April I3.

w AShlNILON ApIiA 4O'
We have received adVices of another bel
ligerent act by the Cdbah Authorities upon
the American brig p. r. Hickbsrn, Stephen
Ellis, Jr. Master, bound from the port Of
Boston to the port of Matanzas. While the
brig was steering for the port of Matanzas,
and but few miles from the cost, she was
fred at bya Spanish man-of-waf, the ball
from which passed about half d cables length
astern of the brig when she showed her col
ors. Shortly after another ball was fired
from the man-of.war, which passed directly
head Of the brig; and soon after the position
of the ships being relatively changed, another
was fred, which fell just behind the brig,
evidently thrown with the intention Of hit
ting the American vessel. In few mo.
hients after, the officer Of the Spanish man.
of-war came on board the brig. and after
examining her papers allowed her to 60 on
her. way,
The Crescent CITY left Havana for New
York oh the 9Th inst.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Massachusetts Disgraced.

The Senate of Massachusetts,, composed
entirely of Know Nothings has passed re-
solution. with but one vote against it, max
ing it unla,eful for any person not born in the
United States Protestant or Catholic, to hold
ttAy office Gftrast or snolumsnh 1t is pre-
sumed that this will be followed by another
enactment depriving all foreigners of the
right to vote! Let this be remembered by
all nsturalized citizens, by all true friends
of republicanism. This is the very thing
aimed at by the "Order." and what is begun
in federal Massachusetts will be carried out
elsewhere, where the Proscriptionists gel
the power to accomplish their purposes
Plain Dealer.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Dreadful shipwreclx.

Inc IlehSh Hika'e De,H''>cM:o, KY ia.ey
wteesed as. On y psssag y ~ sug IN @ ~ III
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orsi weIs soloels - M ons s.lu'A ol' sunAen ;.
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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Know NOTHING RErRErcHMESr.-A pro

Know NOTHING RErRENcHMENr.-A prop
osition was submitted to the Council ofthe
City Of Cleveland, which is controlled by
KNOB Nothings, at late meeting, to let the
public printing toshe lo,oest bidder, by which,
the Plain Dealer says, too or three thousand
dollars would have been saved to the city
But 1t was promptly voted dOOn, and the print
ing was given to the Express, the Know
Nothing organ. Just SO would it be here if
the effort were to be made. When "re-
trenchment' is mouthed, they don't mean
that it shall begin at their own door. Let
them feel the first stroke of the pruning
knife, and their prating about "retrench-
ment" will be silenced.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18


A scN ,ef Mr.. Z. d. simmons. Of
Ashtabula. sgsa is. wss killed BY the fall.
ing Of a tree his >fitAr chopped Iowa. on
Monday.
whk1ln DuxaAs. Esq., ofMt. Vernon.
has been appointed United States cOmmis-
sith1r, Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
o1It is humOrOuissiy ssidths, there Ough,
to be plenty of women in the camp for each
night the Russians come in with a fresh Sal
y.
or The Apprentiee's Library in Phila-
dslphia has now l6,7oo-ll, 900 in the boys
and 400 in the girls library. During the
year psst hwss used BY 1850 boys and 1.
T9l girls.
or THOs. b. BaowS, ESQ.,, Clerk Of the
Hardin Circuit Court, wGs shot by w. s,
ESe1fsH, a'merchaut at Elizabethtown, KY,
on Saturday, and instantly killed. Mr..
BRowH was an amisble man, and highly es
teemed.
or Mr.. Stratton the father Of the we'll
known General Tom Thumb, is an In
mate Of the Hartford Lunatic Asylum.
or Prepay your letters. None will be
forwarded unless you do.
A ten for M. 6ilsaa.--The Democracy
OF Mt Gilead, Morrow county, have won a
britlian. victory over the oath. bound enemies
Of the Constitution.
OF Shrock, the defaulting Treasurer OIL
Holmes Co. is now very probably safely
Gagged in the Jail ofthat county, he having
arrived at New York, in one Of the itts
'Stesmers.
6T SandusFy Bay is clear of ice, ant
sportsmen and fishermen are having glor-
ious time just now.
or The Ohio Cultivator says the psacl
crop in Central Ohio promises an abundan
yield. In and about Cleveland the peaches
are mostly killed. .
i SINGULAR PETRErAcrIoN-The Spring
field Republican says nine years ago maj
died OF dropsy and was buried at Mddlesea
w., and it being desirble to remove the corps
to Pomfret. recehtly, the body was disin
TERED aha fdthd to have become perfee
5tShe, Htid as hard as marble, aid not !
, the least altered from the appearance of tn
man at his death. The corpse weighed fiv
hundred and fifty pounds. what is NOR
remarkable, the body Of girl buried by hi
side was found wholly consumed, only q fe'
Of the principal bones remaining.
, BoUxTY LAND AfFLicArIoNs.A s.AThe III
ptecented large number of three hhoasan
( toar handretl applications under the Bount
{ Land act Of march 8, 1866, were receive
. st the Pension Office on Wednesday. Tot
4 number ofapplications under this act, up
? the pSesent time forsa hundred thou
. and.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18


Al InHEnsE STiAnsmR--An non plssn,-
ship d in progress Of construction Of Ne
Clyde, which. in architecture. exceeds any
thing the world has yet seen. She q $50
feet long s5 in width, so in depth. She
has both paddle wheels and screw RrDpelleE,
The weight other machinery wflfbe 5000
tons; the engines-bo feet high. The coh=
struction is cellular. Tive iron partitions
run the whole length. There viii bs ten
partitions across her, and four decks. Tners
will thus be 40 air sight -eompaFtmsntA In
the hull. which is inclossd 10 an outer bull,
with vacuum Of three festbetween. The ceSt
will be over two millions Of dollafs. 10,
900 tons Of iron will be used for the hull
alone. She is intended for the Austrnlinn
trade, and Is expected q make. the run In so
days, and to return by Cape Horn ii the
same time, thus circumnatiEsting the world
in two months. 4-a--
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
hRRTVAL or TIE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON AND AMERICA.
PrSsress Of me Peace Congress.
ARRIVAL q. THE SfTcRING POINT
HARD FIGHTING AT SEBAsTOPOL.
Spain getting sIrssd Of British Dietasioi

NKw YoRK, April l2--i0 P. N.
The steamship WdshiagtOn arrived at her
dock about l.2 o'clock, with l3o passen-
gers. sslA
Odessa advices to the "a, state that the
Russians, in spite offepsased attacks, main.
tanned their position in Mount Geponae,
where their guns play upon the French
lines and upon part offthe Camp.
The weather continues very fair. Health
of the troops improving.
The advanced batteries Of the British
were making considerable progress.
Gar Pacha arrived at the Allied camp on
the 18th.
On the 18th Russians opened fire from
the nights of Balaklavh. The Bfihsh as
sisted BY Gen. Knois, routed them. ..As
On the l7th.the Russians attacked the
whole line OF the Allies, and were driven
back with great loss.
Preparations continue TO be made at con.
stantinople to receive Nopoleon. In the
meantime both he and the Empress are to
visit Queen Victoria on the 10th Of A.
pril.
France agrees says the Morning Herald
to send 30 900 additional troops to the cri-
mea, il necessary, after the Conference, pro-
yided England furnishes the means Of convey.
aIce. e
Sardinia was in 'Mhrket f0r loan Of two
millions at A per cent.
In the House of Commons the second
reading of the bill to abolish newspaper
stamps passed by q large majority. ,
Sir Charles Wood stated that il was intend
ed as soon as the Ports 10 the Baltic ant
White Seaswere open, to establish stric
blockade, which should be Elective from frs
to last.
The committee Of enquiry into the con
duct of the war continued It's session, and thu
revelations became still more appall
ling. %
| On the 18th, three battallions of Zouave
attacked the Russian redoubts, bat wer,
driven back with great loss.
On the 18th, the French troops carried
a line of ambuscades occupied BY the Russial
sharp shooters. sss ii
AT the same time the Russians made
sortie, but were repubed with the loss Of fiv
, dred men.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
HALIFAX, April l3.

HALIFAX, April los q 4
The Royal mail steamship America, ar
rived at this port last night, en- route for
Boston.
The Americas advices are to the 2lst ut.
three days later than those by the Washing
ton. b
Affairs in the Crimea have undergone no
change, and we have nothing important to
report from that locality.
Attention was wholly. concentrated on the
Vienna Conference, which is represented
as being in great difficulty upon the all.in-
portant Sd point. So much so, Indeed that
although the demand of the Allies had been
much modified, the Russian Plenpotetiary
had referred the matter to st. Petersburg;
and nothing further could be done till re.
lply was received.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs
had also been in attendance to confer with
the Euglish Cabinet upon the momentous
question.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Roscoe NIiil Burnt--Loss $4,000

4 The extensise Flouring Mill of A. Med
bury, Of Roscoe, on the Ohio canal, was
destroyed on Saturday evening last. The
mill was insured only to the amount of
SIS, 900; loss $50 900. This Is the second
mill Mr. Medbury has lost BY fire within .
year. The destruction Of these two mills
throw very large nunaber-of persons out Of
employment. The Age says:
But Mr. Medbnry ID BY no means the
only sufferer by this calamity Roscoe, and
Eths whole country surrounding It, were de-
pendent upon that mill for their milling. and
many Of them will BE Obliged. 70 60 from
ten to iifteeii niies 10 get their -four, and
Itiud . market fos. their Whsat.n N.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Treason i'm thc camp mt SebRstO-
pOI--A French General charged
with Divulging Secrets TO the
EnGmY. -.,., ID.

WAGM DANuA6hsAB aCCOkOsS s~ eAAS
Enemy. VII
There has been, it is alleged, treason in
the allied camp before Sebastopoi, and O
French General is said to have acted so in
discretely that he is to be sent home and
shot. The correspondent of the Daily Nei0s
in the Crimea, makes the following allusion
to the traitorous proceedings: " The last
four days." lie says, "has produced so dis.
tressing a rumor, that, for obvious reasons,
can only hint at the circumstances OF the
subject 1t is whispered that an officer in
the French army has been accused Of trea-
sohable orIespondence with the enemy, he
has been, proved to have furnished the Rus
SLAMS with the exact plans Of the seige works
in progress, thereby enabling them, to de-
stroy these works by mines that General
Canfobert has caused the said officer to be
arrested and tried by court martial. AS yet
not single French officer. has volunteered
to give information on the subject. II SO
distressing an occurrence has taken place,
| it will show in general Canrobert's despatch
es; but for the present dismiss the subject
while recording my utter disbelief Of the
truth Of the alleged facts"
Other correspondents. however, disclose
without reserve, the name Of the officer who
/ it is said, has so far "fallen from his higf
estate;' and General Forney is charge will
being iherenegade who has broken through
the laws Of honor and compatriotism.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

WsOonsu DsssOHAric ffiuNrEs. I'VE
have returns Of recent hdEicipal elections
IN Wisconsin. They are q follows;
~J. A. Cole, the Democratic Scshaidats. is
'elsstsa Mayor Of ws.efloo.
;asIn Portage City. NJ, Dunn lDemocrat
/. elected y one kGSdtsd 1aha Si'y msjOri.
y.
sSGsDeyosa.-Ths Democratic city tick
q has abOu, two hundred and ffty nnjOri-
IN
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

Brur Paosrxor IN VERnosT.--The fol-
lowing i an extract from letter dated at
Rittsfor. Vermont;
!. EBAY il many parts Of this State ia beccm
inr tsfy scarce, apd the prospect Of great
siiIefihr 81 fhe sheep and cattle - ominous.
East Of. the mountain the snow lies yerv
deep. WESTWARD the ground ID bare and
frosen 70 : vsry fabulous depth, 30 that there
Il abundsnt prospect Of . late spring and Sc.
yers luss - ths farmers" |" ''t.s' 4 Il M.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Know Nothing Definitions.

"Footprints Of Sahi"EThe Know Moth
ing riot in Cincinnati: - .SI
Americans must rule America" Destroy
ing ballot boxes and defying civil ahthori-
ty-vide Cincinnati election. :,
"Sons Of Seventy Six''--Firing cannon
loaded with brick bats at defenceless wo.
men and children.
Purity of the ballot box" Destroying il
where the anti-know nothings are likely to
have majority.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
tFrom the Correspondence OF the Ohio Statesman
Darke County CaVed ih-DemO-
cratic MsiiOrity 36(l.

Greenvills, AprA 4, lS55.--Dear Col: Old
Darke right again. Greenyille Known 9TH
ing corporation ticket only Is votes. Sew
eral townships already in, give Democratic
majority from last fall Of 400 votes and the
balance TO hear from will, as agreed by all
parties. give the county to the Democrats by
at least 800 votes. Hurrah for old Darke!
Yours. &c, L.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

DEnOcAGTIc vIcroRr IN SPRrSeTrKLD, IL.
LIEoIs Among the cities in which the
Know Nothihgs have lately been defeated
isSSpring6eld, the Capitol Of Illinois. Al
though they elected their Msyerty a COM
bination with the Temperance men, yet on
the balance Of the ticket they were beaten.
a. we'll as in the Common Council, to con-
troll which was the object Of the struggle.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

DEMocRArrc vIcroRY IN DuBuoUE, Iowa.
The Democrats have achieved COM
plets victory in Dubuque, Iowa, at the late
municipal election, carrying, BY triumph
amt s'msjOri,y, about all Of their ticket over
that nominated by the Know Nothings.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

We understand that the officers Of
the c. and P. RAILROAD company, have re-
solved to extend the same facilities AZ here
tofore, for the carriage Of stock and visitors
to the State fair. This is highly creditable.,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
go Know Nothing State Convention

6rA Know Nothing State Convention
was recently held in Pennsylvania. After
two or three days session, they got ihto q
quarrel among themselves. and terrible
confusion ensued. Oaths were sworn, ven-
seance threatened, threats made, and finally
the Convention broke up in disorder and
CONFUSION. So they 60.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
Know NOtIlings Secretly Work
iMg for Slavery i'm Kansas.

A Missouri Know Nothing writes how
they are running men into Kansas to vote
for slavery in that Territory. He says:
awe have our secret lodges all over the
State, where we raise men and means, and
thousands will bein Kansas from this State
before the elect ion comes OFF, 3
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
The New York Legislature, Oh their recent
visit to Gotham, cost that city as follows:

Observe the brandy, champaign, and sun
dry items! After this they passed the Maine
Liquor Law.
II was we'll for this Fusion Legislature Of
New York to pass Temperance law after
this bill Of liquor, cigars and music. Was
the world ever humbugged before as in this
enlightened century?--Statesnan.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

WHAT Is THE DnrFrKscEi-- The New
York Herald calls George Law the Live.
Oak candidate for the Presidency. The
Epsniay POat evidently thinks this mis-
take. for itstyIes him the aLire Hoax" can
didate.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

The Democrats Of Racine, Wisconsin,
elected their Mayor, Justice Of the Peace,
Marshal. four out Of nine Aldermen, and
two out of three Supervisors.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

THOSE HAVING SUBSCRIBED FOR WAKE
folds Hand Corn Planter can caflfor their machines
either al Mr.. Phillips FHfnture Ware-rooBs or at
Messrs Brown Sparr's Sash and Blind manufactory,
or they will be delivered at their door. Those wish.
ing machines can leave their orders either with Mr..
Phillips, Messrs. Brown d Spar, at Mr.. Richard.
sons Hardware Store. club often can have eleven
machines Send in your orders.
AuEkT-Cana man plant one acre OF Corn in one hour
with Wqkefeld's Hand Machine? Ans. Yes. There be-
ing but one mile and twenty rods in acre, with the
rows four feet apart. mar0l-33,
HooGqndfs German Bitters.-Ths superior medi-
cine, from the Recipe Of the famous DR.. Hoonand 10
selling rapidly at this season, when there are so many
bilious attacks well diseases of various kinds a
rising from disordered digestion and impure blood.
Dr. G. M. Jackson, let II be remembered, s sole pro.
prietor, and hisoce is at 100 Arch st.. Phila. 239w
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18

E- Counterfeit $5 notes are in circula-
ticn, purporting to be from the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, Wheeling.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-04-18
- ,Ths Hon. Thomas r. Marghall ha

a. Ths Hon. Thomas r. Marshall has
ioinsd the Sons oi Temperance, and express
ass himself veil pleased with the order. We
admire bis taste as much ~ his talents,
md woaId liiIB - know upon wAst 20.
aition 1t ne ensmy doss he intsnd to d.
fsct Sc bstfsry. He has ! great work tp
spsrfsrns d ths ysars that may fsmsin e
siln. Il e is appointed = ~: Bsholdt hsrs
I ste IL II talents Thoa gsyest me. snt
other tsaakst thsy hsse gsinsa = Lssssg'
- Ey.) 1vs1s Esfrs.
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+ Or Governor Pollock Of Pennsylvania
has signed the new liquor law of that
State.
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5petluI Aotltss.

MG%Ss~ DR.. TUBES will be atthe Prentiss House,
NSE4Y Saturday and Monday, until O'Clock r
NJ. 18th and l4th Of May. N ssE -si.s
See eadvertisementin In another column
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WHEAT y Bush. l-sa9,- 2,00@
RYE y Bush. -5- ~ SOC
Corn " Bush. $50
OATS y Bush. ia 400
FLAX SEED Y Bush. 1860
TIMOTHY SEED W Bush. 3,25@3,oo
CLOVER SEED u Bush. 6,00@5,5o
BEANS, white, y Bush. = I,T6@2,00
PoTAToEs y Bush. 1909 1876
Onions y Bush! SOC Is
BUTTER y b lS@
CHEESE y B 80 90
LARD p Is lao
EGes y Doe. i5@
SALT Y Bbl. 2,O0@2,95
Coal, stone, y Ton s,O0@4.O0
WooD q Cord - - l,25@l,75
HAY - Ton 9,o0@ 1000
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MARRIED.


In shaleystle onfhe 18Th inst, By Ira Bnfsouehs,
ESQ.,. Mr.. DANIEL MURPHEY, and Miss SOPHIA
JANE LAPHlN, both OF franklin. 7,sg
Also by the same at Of CHARLES rsstet
Shalersyille, Mr.. CHARLES II. CURTlSS, of Mich
igan, and Miss UPHELIAJ ]. WlLSo N, of ne former
place sVt lssst ~ ~