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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-06-23
M A r led.

In Franklin Jane IA, by David Dunbar, ESQ =, Mr..
PHILLIP c. W0oLCUTT, of Franklin, to Miss
STATERA PARsHALL, Of Shalersville.
In the Prentss House, the 21s inst, by Rev. J.
r. Locke, Mr.. IRA A. HINE, of Newton Falls, to Miss
CORDELIA L. DEYO, of Charlestown.
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SATURDAY JUNE %, 1888
Dcmocratic state TICKET.

Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
COL. WILLIAM MEDILL, OF FAIRF IELI
ToR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
e-' JAMES NYRES, OF LUCAS.
IFoR SUPREME JUDGES orOE srEE,
WILLIAM KENNON, o. BELMONT.
r. B. WARDEN, OF FRANKLIN.
asa f7. ron AUDITOR or STATE.
WIN. D. MORGAN, OF CoLUMBlANA.
EoR TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, OF SENECA.
FOR SECRETARY oF STATE.
WILLIAM TREVITT, OF FRANK4IN.
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
GEO. w. McCoOK, OF JEFFERSON.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
]. B. STEEDMAN, OF LUCAS.
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co M M E R CIAL.
RAW EMMA MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny GEO. BUEL OTHER DEALERS
IN The ARTICLES NAMED BELOW.
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WEEKLY SENTINEL.

The weekly Portage sentinel
Ia publIsed evsS saturday at iRavenna, by AL,non,,
HAT, Al the foiiowing
TERMS-0ne year payable within six mos. aI.5O
One year payable after the expiration Of six
months, ana Wltnfn the year, 200
One year payable after its expiration, $50
No paper will be discontinued until all arrearagel
are paid, except at the option OF the publisher.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-05
NEyrcaS AFFAIRS.

The news which receive from Mexico from week to
week i generally Of such confused and contradictory
character that have long since given up hopeless
task the attempt TO keep readers advised Of the shifting
scenes in our sister republic Apparently the relia-
bic intelligence which has recently received from Mex
leo is contained in the suhoned Washington correspond
euee Of the New York Journal Of Commerce
. have private information from Mexico showing that
Sc or Don Louis de Vidal Ribas the husband Santa
Anuas noherina~-that il, Madame Santa AnnAs step
fAtbeis appointed minister 10 the United States and
to leave about the 2eth in war-steaer He has been
private secretary Of Santa Anna and neither speaks English
French and has neither experience ability in public
Affairs He Il young man, under forty. The beautiful
Dolores the Aericans call her, Santa Annals WIFE,
Der brother Don Charles Malard viii accompany min
lister.
Ny informanis also intimate the probability Of speedy
change IN the Mexican government and the voluntary
rement OF Santa Anna from its bead This viii be arranged
BY compromise between him and his opponents.
The Mexican legation here has not been apprized Off
ey Of these facts Gen. Amonte the present able minis
from Aeriec il a Saratoga"
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Trustees sale OF Valuable Heal EsTste IA honsxon-
County, Maryland

decree of the for county
ID Suing Of equity Of Charles Anderson
and others Thomas o. Smith and subscriber will
public yenduc, the Courthouse Duo Rckvlie
Tuesday August,
following winch Richard B. Andersen
Of said county, died seized and possessed, 10 wit
The pied BY Charles H. Anderson
ing miles
Rockville, and
and about The oa Rockville
OF land. proportion
wood quantity of prime land Rock Creek
and tributaries Of he farm srabie, adapted
Improvement good apple peach
churches schools mills &c The society Of The neghtohood
is nneIeeptonabie.
The improvements a comfortable dwelling,
Kitchen stable, and other necessary
The above will be divided into two farms purchasers
should desire
Rockville 20 well umberrd with esk aud
chestnut with figiu OF 10 the public road.
Also Of s. cleared land about 900 yards
Of Rockville Georgetown Washington innpkes
adjoining Of John A. and John
There fine this lot which fur
suhcicncy There several besu
building IL
sae, prescribed follows:
third The day safe
THE resdre install
Of
annually be secured BY the snci bills of the
purchasers with Surees be sppoyed by the
rai6cai0a Of the the
Montgomery county the
before,
good sufficient Decd be executed acd
said
him, hsr, them
Free clear discharged Of al CLAIMS Of The parties this
and claiming by, om unher
them.
property
Charles H. Anderson, who resides nereos
THOMAS o. SMITH, Trustee.
August /, tsss
Aug 30 cpt2eih
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THE DAILY UNION
THE ELECTIONS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TEN
NEssEE


NESsEE.
Since our last issue have received lie following des
patch from Raleigh
RALEl0H, August 40 p. m.-Brsnchs majority IN this
district will be about 2T00. Ruu and Crsige elected
BY large msoriie1 II generally believed that Kerr
been defeated No been received from eth
5th districts The congressional delegation viii in all
probability stand-Eix anti know nohiDgs two know
nothing" There were four democrats IN the Ian delegA
tion.J
Owing the prevalence Of the storm last evening the
western telegraph not in working order The fol-
lowing despatch received yesterday morning:
LOUISVILLE August Ain thirtytwo counties in Tennes
the gain Of Gentry (whg and knowDothing) for
governor is l,sT0. The election is close
We do not place implicit credit in the Of the
above despatch the dispatches which appeared in
the Baltimore papers Of yesterday morning Assuming
however that the gain for Gentry in thry-two
es IS stated there still margin enough left 10 place
the democratic candidate beyond jeopardy East Tennes
see which previous advioes have led believe would
give large gains Johnson has not been heard FROM
and win, no doubt give majority which win nearly,
quite overcome the repued gains for Gentry twill
be recoected that Johnson majority for governor in 1858
was 225O
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a STRANGE oyFRsIGHT.

From the London InPers received by the steamer Asia
we that by extraordinary mistake oversight
az Mr. Gladstone when be prepared the revision Of the
English tariff in 1853 great number Of important art-
ees such tobacco tea sugar, timber and wine, were
really exempted from duty BY being omitted in certain
schedules referred in the act There intention
Of course to make these articles free and the thing was
done in The hurry Of Legislative business II this be
the duties on these articles viii be recoverable The Lon
don News says;
To come extent the mischief has been remedied BY the
act az the present session which imposes specified duties
tea coffee and sugar bot this does no, give validity 70 the
customs collected fe sth OF August 1854 to the list
April s5s, when the last act came INTO operation and
wine tobacco ard timber s remain subject 70 the prOvis
ion. or non provisions Of the tariff Of ISL IL Is said that
the hsveconsued the Law officers Of the Grown
with What precise result do not know but there rs,
Doubtless Sufficient anxiety former colleague from
the hunintion which would follow any attempt 70 rectfy
the error by retrospective legislation"
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OFFICIAL.

TKsAsuRr DEraxrNExT. august . sts.
hereby 81 Authorised
By lsss, November
less whole q that stock vii purchased BY
psme any previous neKt
ior which premium VIII b paid in addition toe
expressed in ibs ceruhcasrs.
10 holders ~ he
s~s purchases
also be assse period The following
al is42 psrlaiaa q
The loans at ls4T and less premium Of 10 Hne FER
eammouiy called reHnsin6s-
nifty stock, premium Of six per
Interest VIII also be allowed, stipulated a. iA cerun
here,
asy addition, enable dra reach p4y
Ceruhcaies department un3rr present
should be aay - parry
lied q purchase Daoaey.
Payment T these stocks vii By drafts upon assist
Al Boscu New yo fhAdephis, parties
eatined recelse Ehc money may direSa
4AMES GUTHRIE,
sacnefAgy TFeAsasy
Aug 4-diaNoy30 Intel star
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DEATH OF DIR. ]. c. CALHOUN.

We regret learn, says the Columbia Times, that DIR.
John Calhoun third Of the late Hon j. G. Calhoun
died on Tuesday morning last the residence Of Maj H.
Rion in Winnsboro where be had recently arrived from
Florida afflicted with that nsdious and deceptive
enemy Of man-consumption- His remains accompanied
By W L. Calhoun esq., and Maj Ron arrived in this city
yesterday afternoon by the Charlotte road destined to the
final resting place Fort Hills South Carolina where the
last and sad duty Of burial win be performed at the family
sepulehre
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ArronSrr GENERALS orFlcr.

Puaiskaent Of Official Misdsmeanor.-l. The French
code penal Furnishes very severely all 'forfeifares :;
that is Official crimes Of any committed by civil func-
onare and this by indictment before the Of jus
tee.
verbosisy Of enactment il less complete and compre-
hensTe in its penal scope regarding official mslfeassnce
s. Acts Of Congress provide for the embezzement OF pub
lie money, and for that Of ordnance muntion shot,
powder habmens provisions war any other
ohat,els belonging TO the government.
T. IN the army and navy however, all Of maess.nce
including embezzeent punishable military offences
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The FRExcn EMPEROR AND GENERAL PKIIssIER-The
Paris correspondent of the Manchester Guardian furnishes
the following piece Of imperial gossip
have received permission from friend 10 publish the
following letter from his soninaw who took part in the
attack of the 18TH After details relating 10 family mat
tiers only, ne says:
Naturally enough, you are anxious for details OF
opr ill-luck Well il was a-not Pelisser's fault,
from him-alll and there is mystery here why Peis-
sier should all obey him, and alter all his plans
This is inexpicabe Bossnet represented the danger TO
hso did others too; but he TO have felt that just
this once he could resist and dearly he has paid for
il tool
aTwo points appear have been uppermost in the En-
perors mind: st victory for the French troops the
18th Of June THE date Of Waterloo; and next crcu
stance for his Imperial Guard 10 distinguish itself in
Both failed and Pelissr since then is TO be touched
with pair of tongs; be is unapproachable and doubt
whether any subsequent orders viii be much listened to-
The rest Of the letter contains details such reads
in all the papers but win give yon my chief for
thinking the above passage interesting II is that il
confirms something learnt two days ago, and cannot
doubt knowing the quarter it from Since the 18TH
Pelisser has in truth received more orders but be
PAYS no longer any attention them Three successive
ones cae-no answer Then the director OF the teie
graph received despatch and carry this yourself the
general and repeat his answer was the postscript to It
This was done
Pelissier read the order tore it up and turning upon
his heel growed fs sqemb6tcnfF The English transla-
ton for this would be- in mixture of Go TO the
d-lr and OF Don't bother Fit is the highest
preston Of disgust in unparliamentary language The
telegraph director reported the reply Marshal valiant
taken ahacs; be went TO the Emperor and, N a
roundabout way attempted to convey to the imperial ear
soffened idea of the generals resistance But this
useless After vast deal of talk the Emperor insisted
upon seeing the despatch itself and the minister
Obliged produce IL in little repdaton He expected
scene = bat when Louis Napoleon caught sight of the
uncsremonions sentence he confined himself to hearty
laugh; and think could two persons Of his init
macy TO whom be has himself told the story.
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Georgeto wn college, ID. G.

THE Will Monday
ths n OF September The preparatory and cole
tota conducted
who devote themselves intellectual
Of conhded bsildlAg
u the susents Their dormtor grounds, study
hall. rooms &c cnifciy
Other students, ofcsrs especially
preside compsrEe
Win mus be effected betweeR e and oc
xperiepce O youth.
The observatory the college philosophical sppa
geological
specimens shelis afford students Of
vsniagss rarely to be met with.
b. A. MAGUlRE,
Aug 5-dlm President
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sseretary y b. Ea.erior q Goseraer e.

Secretary eftls Interior 10 Goreaer Resaar.
DEpARTuExr on TaE IsTEaIoH
Washington, August ?, 1855.
slR | am instructed by the President to inform you
a. after fun consideration of your argument presented
Tim and review Of his former decision be declines to
r9Fe the contracts Of sale TO s W. Johnston and 9th
executed b. certain halbreeds for several reserra-
as made by article Of The treaty with The Kansas Ma
Of Indians Of June Sd 1883 submitted by YOU, on be-
Of the purchasers, for his sanction.
put YOU in possession Of the Of the Executive
Withholding bis approval copy d lae report q The
auuncaiiun Of the department the President Of the
b ultimo, herewith transmitted
an respectfully, your obedient servant,
r. McCLELLAED, Secretary.
ilS EIcellencv A. III. REEDFR
Governor Of the Territory q Kansas
lctiag Serretary 81 Sass 10 Gorsrnor Reeiey
DEPARrnEsr OF STATE
Washington, July 2s. 1855.
a Your communication OF the 26th Of June hss been
a'td and submitted to the President
reply BE directs me say, that after due consder-
q the explanations which you offer in regard to your
asr 81 Kansas hsIfbreed lsnas ard the facts IN the
a reported him. snd communicated 70 you BY the
rment OF the Interior he finds nothing IN those ex-
ut5us 70 remove The isaprtssons which he had pre-
y entertained OF The character ~ these transactions
directs further 70 say that your communication IS
es unsatisfactory in What " slteether omits 10 ex-
II 80 ftAier A1dfesStG 10 stu 1Sfa'~hfhN va
In utmo distinctly mentioned other grave matters
\ aeusaich Of the same class lou assume that wncn
Il a1sances exist al the conduct Of public officer
sqaire the question Of bis dismissal from Office %
considered il is the duty OF the Executive to make
Al specihcatoas Of charge; and upon this erroneous
Hpnou you withhold explanation in regard 70 the
81 alluded To- although they peculiarly within
Own knowledge; and you could not ent y wen
II thAt some u them especially the undressing
mary psrsens yourself included 10 lay out Dew cities
lty other reservations in the Territory q Nan
we've undergoing Official Investigation within that
lory The neon lefeness Of that Investigation, a.
uHs prevented ia icing spoken OF explicitly by fhia
1nent bnt Il was taken Tor granted that you would
1heeTiay volunteered explorations upon this snhlec
Il lou were concerned, particularly As yen haa
1easd he legislative assembly Of the Territory 70
one q the places referred TO- denominated in your
y reclamation PArnee City,
AFe therefore, BY the direction Of the President %
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OHIO

We have already minated that number OF the whig
organs in Ohio making exceedingly wry faces at the
present process in that State Of sboonzing the whig
party. correspondent in Stark county writes to
Mr.. --- is subscriber 70 the Union. He is an
whig become dsgusted with the oath bound
of ard has very serious scruple
about Mess Gddngs and Chase having the right to
fer the old national wings body and brceehes over to abO
tioBism."
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REruBSrsG TO TEE USrrvD SrATn,-Dr. Turnipscei Of
Tennessee entered the medical staff OF the Russian army
in the Cmea about IA months since with the understand
ing that be continue dnring the But his health
declining he applied Cor discharge which promptly
granted and he is about his home in Tennessee
In accepting the resignation Of Dr. T. the Emperor conferred
upon him The order ot Ann in consideration Of his vsiua
bic services and soken ohs personal regard presented
him 700 silver roubles
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INTERIOR pKpARrmKxr.

General Land O6see--IsEands the Rissssppi Rrer-
Mr.. Mone writing from ST. Anthony, Minnesota, under
date Of July a. asks for the Of certain island in the
Mississippi river about thirty miles north Of ST. Anthony
and situated in section 80 township 49, north Of range rs
west which by private survey contains IL 1t is
settled BY Mr. NJ Cote, who has made all the necessary
provemens required by law. On inquiry find that If
the main channel OF the river is the side Of the
island h included in the surveys east Of the Mississippi
river but if win be iucluded in the surveys
which have yet reached that point Mr. Cote apply
to the general at Dubuque to have the land
veyed and WILL after it has been surveyed acquire title
under the presumption law.
Agricultural Dirision Of the Patent Q5ee.spanisA Ne
rno Woo-A rc pecimen of this famous wool has been
received by the tent Office from the flock of Mr.. I. b.
Wright Marshall, Calhoun county, Michigan II is about
six inches in length and in remarkable degree the
characteristics Of this wool.
Broom corn-We make the following extract of letter
from correspondent Of this Office dated at West Glenve
Schenectady county, New York, show the mode OF cu
ture and value of this agricultural product:
Broom corn for many years has been cultivated TO
siderable with especially the fat lands lying
along the Mohawk river and is considered profitable
The principal objections growing it that
but Of little Importance either fertilizer for feed
They generally consumed in the field after the brush is
The usual method Of cultivation Is plough the land in
the spring. until the soil pulyerzed and mellow
roller The seed with drill early the spring
the condition of the ground win admit in rows at the dis
lance OF three ieet apart ana from SIX 70 eEnt inches apart
in the drills the above ground.
space ground each side OF the scraped with the
hoe the weeds from hinderipg its growth the
manning space being left for the cuvaor, which is fire.
ouentlv keep down the weeds The cultivation is
finally finished BIZ running the plough twice to each
fhe brush II while grccn, ard often conyef ent
grows eight twelve feet high, the tops
first Topped side and with eight
inches OF the stalk left Each stalk composes brush
The Of money realized by Mr. Elhu Smith, Of
Sunderland Franklin county, Massachusetts, from crop
raised on one and nine rood and which exhibited
70 the board of agriculture for that State is stated fol-
lows
,o2s pounds of brush, at 10 cents $40. so
CT bushels Of seed at 40 cents 26 80
Total recent las 30
Expenses for plougLing narrowing, planting, ma
ing re seed. and interest on land So 50
Net p-oat 90 30
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Posr OFFICE pEpARrMEsr.

10 l.
way Letters Reoeired BY Naa.-Recent inresii-
cations in the city New York show that the removal Of
stamps from letters and then dropping the letters
unpaid into the Office pracsed there TO great extent
chiefly the lads with whom they sent to be mailed
The stamps thus raudueny acquired exchanged for
fruits or other rereshmen and then eod below their legal
value to such willing buy One individual has thus
bought the proprietor Of single uitand some sixty
seventy of these stamps.
Letters thus deposited bearing evidence Of prepayment
OF postage are Mailed and the public well
az those immediately interested blame the Post Office De-
parment they fail reach those to whom they
addressed.
Ii is not supposed that New York Is the only place where
these petty but highy-inurious fauds practised
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Co Fifth WArd.-a meeting Will he held Sss-
Hotel Tuesday =
g1nixng democratic association.
Aur4
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notify you that yonr functions and authority governor
Of the Territory Of Kansas hereby terminated
am sir, respectfully your obedient servant
WILLIAM HUNTER
Acting Secretary Of State.
ANDREW H. RKfDKR ESQ.,
Governor Of the Territory Of Kansas.
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NFvrR ssTIsFIrpsThe Chattanooga tTernl Advertiser
Of Saturday last says: Every day for several weeks
have had rain The fears entertained by the farmer
are afths corn sriH be 20 large af Ne gather a.
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YoRFoLK, Aug. 4There is abatement Of the fever at
Gosport and Portsmouth. The sanitary COMMITTEES reports
for twenty four hours ending Yesterday ten
cases and eight deaths The panic awful at Portsmouth
The grocery and goods stores closed Without
acgerson, third OF the citizens Of the town have LEFT for
other parts. Many have goneto Baltimore
The disease in Norfolk bias much subsided-but
having been reported today-a confined to Barrys
row. The boardsrs the Macon Honse and the Crawford
House have left Rains and hot continue.
Pirates Hardsring Crsr ~ the Wet Indses.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 4.-The Danish brig Jennette drifted
ashore Bahamas the l4th Of July; all the dead
supposed have been murdered By pirates a schooner
had been alongside Of her the previous day
Arrival Of fAs Ariel.
NKw YosK, Aug. &--The steamship Ariel has arrived
from Havre bringing among the passengers VIM C. Barry
Of despatche and Mr. Brown, the American consul
. Bordeaux.
Attempted Srscsds Sioeara folis.
BrrTsIo, Ang. 3r-Yesterday, lady staying at thu
Fall. Of Niagara whose behavior had excited mspcon
followed by persons from Table rock up rapids
and when she had walked short distance suddenly
plunged the rapids before her could
them, however, down the bank and wadng
water enabled snatch her from rapids h,
floating by towards the brink The falls She from
Toronto and assigns difficulty with her husband tbs
reason for the rash act
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JHo. \. DYER, Secretary.
PAwsEn. Lkansas TERRITORY November Is. 1854

PAwSEE kansas Territory November Is, 1864.
The association for the so-called aPawnee City, to
which susion is made in the letter Of the Acting Secre
y Of State Governor Reeder and the articles Of
citation Of which given above organization
found town upon Of land which lies dis
lance inside Of the exterior boundary Of the military site
Of Fort Riley The limits Of the site originally declared
in orders from the War Department embraced larger
amount Of land than the President deemed necessary for
military purposes after the extinction Of the Indian title
and the reservation reduced but this @Pawnec City
was inside Of reservation thus reduced 1t is proper for
us to say that for permitting this encroachment upon the
lands Of military site and for complication in the acts Of
the association snd for military offences connected there
WITH the commanding officer Of the post Of Fort Riley is
be tried charges preferred against him. before
court martial which has been ordered assemble for that
purpose.