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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-27
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

NREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proof Of great merit. JAGGED BY this
est there is no labor saving machine before pub
ic comparable with Singer,s Sewing Machines
isr the highest reputation in the United
states. they were exhibited at the late "Expositton
luiversele'' in France, where they carried of the
highest premium; and great mandatory in which
o make them has been built in Paris
. IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
IN which sewing is to be done these machines Gun
ised with immense profit As the speed of the Rail
way train is to travelling on foot, so is sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
lilor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer,
adder, batter, etc, ETC.. Should be without The
air proh of using one of these machines, rcgularly
'mplo! is
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR.
In all privatefatsi'cs where there Is much sewing
- BE- donr, these machines are an Invaluable uesis
+ncc. Planters and hotel Keepers nnd them par;iru.
sriy s0nIeuient and profitable. These machines are
iupr 10 their construction and very strong and du-
able. being the only kind of Sewing Machine eyer
HGu by which every sort of work, or fine,
@ perfectly executed Thousands of inferior and
Jrthicss Sowing Machines have been maze and sold
'adcr various names. but Singers Machines alone
I'VE been found everywhere 10 satisfy the wants OF
he public.
Piaih printed instructions for usng are sert with
ach machine, from which any one readily acquire
ne art cf managing them. The machines are packed
ccurey to go TO any part OF the world To all per-
'He desiring more particular Information will,
ppicatton by letter at either of our ofces OrGa
opy of /. NJ Singer d. Co.'s Gazette, paper wncHy
icNoted 10 the Sewing Machine interest.
/. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
Principal Office, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
No. a. HanOvor street. Boston,
No.N Chalel street, New Haven, CT
GiOversvie, n. Y.
No. 274 Broad street, Newark. N. J.
No. l42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No. lG5 BALTIMORE street, Baltimore.
No. .32 Westminster street, Providence, r. !.
Nc. Z East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
No. 65 North Fourth street, st. Louis.
n 'hnrt gtF NnNp nrlAp
No. 90 DNuphin street, Mobile.
Dncemher II, lS56-Iy
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Medical Notice.

0R. COLLINS respect 'uily informs the
~ citizens Of Rayenna and vicinity that he has re-
sumed the practice Of medicine, and has associated
himself with Dr.. A. s. CRAFTS. They both hold
themselves In readiness to attend to all calls both In
m sdicine and surgery.
new store OF CoHn e. Pinaey. Dr. Collins residence
at the Collins House, Room 80. DR.. Crafts residen.
ON Cedar Street, opposite +. P. Brainerd's.
-Rayenna, July 90, Is57-tf.
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JUST LOOK at the varieties of Port Mon.
u les, Waltts, Card Cases, Sewing Birds, Butter,
ees, Combs Beads, Necklaces, Bracelets Jet Pins.
Knives, Gold Pens, Rubber Penholders and Pencils
&c &c.,at elts HATCH'S5
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DIR. J, c. WILLIS & D. R. JENNINGS
D f N T l S T S +,

w OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w oftlis and adjoining counties, that they are pre-
pa.ed to perform any operation in DENTISTRY,
which may be entrusted to them, in the highest style
of the art. Whole and partial sets OF teeth inserted
the atmospheric pressure principles deeayed teeth
pugge! with gold or tin foii which Will preserve
the IN fos years. Piyet teeth inserted. Teeth rcmov-
ed with as lii lc pain possible. or with no pain at
ALL If desired, Ny the use of ctlnroform. AHpersons
wanting any thing ia the line ofIenstry, are invited
to give Il call before engaging work elsewhere.-
All work will be warranted and full satisfaction
GUARANTEED. .-...
Reference given TO any number of persons who are
wearing work 18th perfect success.
WILLIS d JENNINGS
TP0nice in West end of Brick Block, over the
exchange Office of Robinson, King Co.
April 10, 1857.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RAVENNA
Ca rrIagc G%yl Manufacturing
CO NJ L A n y

THANKFUL for past favors, would say
L 10 ali who Interested in the Carriage t-ade
tina: they hand with of the largest ana best
lois of
WAGONS, CARRIAGES &c,
ever offered to the people of Portage and adjoining
Counties and would invite all in Taut Of any thing
in tc!r iiae, to call and e&amine their work before
Gu! ing elsewhere, they determined not to be
u0dersold, when the quaity of the work is taken in
this account. Their work is made of carefully select
ed materials and by the bestofwurk men. Also, all
kinds of custom work in liEc (hOrsc shociug in
clude1, done with neaness and dispatch. The Com
pany deem unnecessary to notice the reference that
has been made to Turned Spokes" ALL THE
them.
N. B. The Company are about putting in ma
chine at their factory for surface aIing and planning
and matching All in want Of such work take not ce
RaYenna. May Z. lRl1-ly.
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FEVER And AGuE AsNlaILATOR.

The proprietor has used this articlein hsown private
practice for several years and in has ii failed
10 effect perfect cure, when the direction has been
followed.
Its purely vegetable in its composition, md being
mild in its character adapted to Ages Sexes nd
Constitutions. 1t be given with much safety to
the infant as to the adult. 1t needs encomum no
long array oftestmoDy to heralds efficacy. ltsmerit
lies within itsef-and the invalid it viii prove OF
more value than an octave volume OF certificates.
Preparedoniy By tire proprietor, at Stanhope, J,
and none genuine witho ut hissignature.
Forsae by HUMELBAUGH d JENNINGS, ,soleagents
for Ravenna, Ohio
Crittcnd0n and Knowlton, franklin, J. Beldin
and Co., Randolph, 5. IL. spraguc, GarrettsviIIe,
w. Foster, Mantua, C. & g. r. Harmon, Aurora
Grow & Harmon, Newton Falls.
April 30, 1s57-ly
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P. C. BEN NETT. III. D..

taving removcdto Freedom, and opened an Office for
the practice Of Msdicine and surgery Respectfully
offers hts services TO the public. III hopes with his
extensive experience, and an entire devotion of bis
time and talents TO the duties of his profession o
merritt the conhIence of his old fri ,nds and al those
who NAV patrOnize him--May. 1856 4n
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SECRETARY OF STATE's 0FsIcE
COLUMBUS, Arril4 1857. -
l hereby certify that the foregoing proposed - n
elltution amendments are correctl! copied fro
the original rolls on file in this Office &
JAMES II. BAKER,
ta Secretary Cf state.
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NET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS, Ambro.
VI tyes, etc., sof STAFFER & 20. Rooms over
Bard'sJewelry Store, Rayenna o.
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NHE DRED SCOTT CASE RECIDED.
Administrators sac
Augusta Lynch, ct. ais.

Lawrence Alexander and Frances lynch, Admins.
traitors &C., Cf Arnold Lynch, deceased,
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WILLIAM FRAZER,
HENRY JAMES.
ROBINSON, KING g. co

btrber and HaiI-drcsser. Shop under theCollin
douse. Shaving, Har.cutting, and Sn lmpoonine
asLe promptly and in tho mostrashionaOle STYLE.
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AND

"k FORD, Artist, would take thi. tT"
,HI method to return his most sincere
- III mks - bis nam eTOus fi suds aud patron. -
ryNf)r their yer! liberal patronage, aud would -
1say that he has recently ru'ftt and arranged -
= his roomS in the most extensive ana Couvc. S@a'
As icnt style, making ii one Of TIE II y;,ute st -
and brs- arranged galleries in NoTtt ern =
- Ohio, ana having secured ali 'hH lutpsl m = =
prNycmcHts pcrtanins TO Tie pEuTuGRA -
PHO A+tr, he is better tnau ever prrr AIRED 49,
TO furnish III, people Of Portage county WITH ~
~ the best oIevcry style OF Likeness known t. ~
-, the art. " -
Nxs OF all sizes, from tho cniam"n naguerreo-
type size 10 life si2', TAX en from common F1'-
~yA A,nh:or rCs or naGuerroty cs, and color -
- oil Or water cOlorS. ~
ANBRuTYPES. H--
- No'hiHg need be sail IN regard 10 Fotd'sl "
F-commDn sized AmhrotlTcs. as his large iu- =
.CrGuSc 0fcustom shows That they are duly an =
q. rrcciated ty the lovers Of the Fine Arts. ~
But having purchased new iustru, cnt and appa-
ratuS Of the largest size-LGng four times as large
as any other instrument in the couBtyhu is enabled
20 make Am rotypes and Photographs, cabinet size,
from anali Dugucrcotyp or AmbrotypcS. which
for depth "f tnHc, beauty Of finish AID durability ca
not he tQuailrt by any other process.
The instrument hchg Ecw and patented, F0rdh has
secured the exclusive patent right for this couEy.-
broyfes, he will furnish them to all far small con
sderation-t 0t more than Las been usualty changed
for liAonrSs one fourth the size.
UAGUEkEEO iYPES.
GHo chcutca!S AID apparatus in this department.
are always in work. or, er, and D) who prefer
this st!l o kcLcss, can have them On the shortest
notice.
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hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Com
copy furnished me by the Secretary ofState
n. L. CARTER,
County auditor.
Ravenna, April 7th, 1857.
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wanted.

900 Beef Hides; 500 Calf Skins and 1000
cUU Sheep Pehs, for which win pay the highes
market price In cash. Boots and Shoes at my Boot
& Shoe Store In Ravenno, where have now on hand
large assortment Of Bo0Ts, SHOES, RpBBKRs, &C.,
suitable for the season, with general assortment so
Sole Leather Lining Skins and ShoemakeF's Finding
constantly on hand; all ofwhich will BE- sold ia sirag
profit for cash or sady pay. tsakf" sN9
Oct. 9,le56 JOHN GILLls.
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bsEKFRFi Ravenna, u. Collections made promptly,
aud rentted for or day of payment at current rate
OF Exchange. Gold aud Silver coin aud Exchange
Rayenna, July 2, I657-Iy
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NLOTHS, &c Cloths, Cassimercs, plail
- and fancy, Kentucky Jeans, Twepds, Cottoi,Hdes
eniins, Stripes, Tick Egs, Checks, brown Linen, etc.
just received and selling very low 1t thc
May II, 1857 NE STORE.
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FEVER AND AGUE..

This cscase in all its different forms, whether recent
oroflong standing. is speedily safely and efectualy
cured by the ust Of DR.. J. HEDGES
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K ITCHE> ] UENITUEE. OF every pat.
IN tern, s9llhg rcop he set "r stIelc article Il
May II, 1851 i&J. NANCE'S.
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ITErAILIC BURIAL CASES, CofIius
lA aad Shrouds-~n rulI ,,sortr:cm It I'll tines on
nand at Id J. VANCE'S FrRtIYtnE nEpor.
May ID, I57 No rhoniX Block
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-06
FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
BY the Persia at New York.

EN6I AND.-On Thursday, in the House OF
LORDS, the Queens answer to the address upon
The subject of the emigration Of free negroes from
western Africa was received. Ii merely gives an
assurance OF an earnest desire to discourage all
schemes for the emigration Of negroes that are
calculated to promote slavery
The American horses Prior and Prioress which
had been entered to run for the Goodwood Gun.
had attracted attention in betting circles, and
we blc ked shtr. odds.
The proceedings in regard TO the LAYING of the
Atlantic telegraph cable continued to increase in
interest. The completion of the shipment of the
cable had been celebrated by grand fete in the
park OF Sir Culling Eardley. Nearly one thous.
and persons were present at the latter entertain.
ment, including Prof. Mosse, Cyrus w Field,
Hon. Henry J. Raymond, Captain Sands, and
Mr.. Field read a letter from President Buchan.
an, stating that he should feel much honored IL
the tFst message across the Atlantic should be one
from Queen Victoria to the President OF the
United States, and that he should endeavor to
answer 1t in spirit and manner becoming the
great occasion. =
FRANcE.-The Pays says the British govern.
lnent has already communicated to Mazzinf notice
that, although England would continue to afford
an asylum to political refugees, he could not any
longer be allowed to prepare expeditions against
foreign states on English soil. II is also stated,
from other sources, that the British cabinet had
promised to subject Mazzini to a strict surveiI-
lance.
r, The Moniteur alludes to the discovery of the
Italian plot TO asSasslnats the Emperor Napoleon
and says IL was concOcted In London. and places
Mazzini and Ledru X olliu among the accomplices
Ihe Monitenr says that the runOr that French
troops are to be sent to China is entirely without
foundation.
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PERSONAL

-: Capt. sterrett, l. :. NJ, and Gen. Pat,er
son, IA, are at Wizards.
Col Fremont was ~ leave Yesterday in the
Illinois for California. " ',''
-: y: Il; Barnnm has returned from London
Oh snort Visit to the United States
49,. The Toronto Colonist ch chronicles the arrival
OF w II. seward, Ex-Presldent of the United
go. n: Z; Cooper, the great English vioIInis,
tour. y" PioieSsiohdi
49, III Madeline Smith Is ar ugly ,s IA. M,
traits In the New York papers make her we ,.to
uer L'Angeiier was not poisoned by her ars, -
go. Gen. Ward B. Burnett who sivnaTv Al
lnSulshed himself in the MEXICAN war wi, IL a.,
the command Of the New York regiment or so ~
unteers, Is now In Baltimore
.-... Signor Guild, the we'll known Italian Tenn,
singer, formerly resident OF Boston. and more
LAisiy OF New York, Springfield, New Haven.
ana Chicago, died few days ago, in Albany, Of
consump tlon, and in poverty.
Rio.s ~ ne =, western papers say that Mr.. Elisha
hiSss2 " TINS city, has entered into Obligations
VIII the propr etors Of the City of Superior at the
hedo wasIs OF Lake Superior, 10 erect al that
place, within Two years, a hotel COSTING NOT less
than one hundred thousand dollars. NV -s''
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THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS The w ash.
ingtOn correspondent OF The South writes

rHE CONGREssIONALE ELECTIONS The w ash
ingtOn correspondent OF The South writes:
WASHINGTON, August = ISL
The prospects Of Il Democratic majority i'm the
next House OF Representatives are not as fiatter-
ing is they Were some months since In three
districts OF the South we likely Ia lose MEM
Der. In the first Congressional district of Georgia
two distinct Democratic Conventions have been
held, one of which nominated Col. William Il
Gaulden for Congress, and the other the Hon
James L. Seward the late member The diff
Francis >. Barlow (American) will lie run. and
it is likely will come in between the contending
Democrats.
In Louisiana there is I Il iIficulty in General
Davidson's district He having voted for an in
dependent Democrat for Judge, the regular DEM
Ocrat was defeated by small majority and a
Know Nothing elected. This has excited against
General Davidson the opposition of the friends of
the regular Democrat, who may defeat him
In Mississippi, the Hon. Hendley y Bennett,
having been manuvred out of a denomination,
has declared himself a candidate against General
Reuben Davis, who got the nomination. Judge
Bennett alleges that he was twice nominated by
reclamation, by the Convention; but the presi-
ding officer having failed TO declare him so, he
was afteTward. by protracted series of balloting,
defeated in getting a two-thiTd vote, which had
been made necessary for nomination A Know
Nothing will likely slip in between him and
Gen. r. Davis. IL we lose these three districts
we must gain five members in other districts 10
get one majority in the House. This will be hard
10 accomplish.
III the Hon. Emerson Etheridge of Tennessee
should be reelected, and the Know Nothincs
and Republicans should have I majority they
VIII make common union upon him for the
Speakership.
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p ASSURE XCURSION
OLD POINT, PoRTsMnUTH. NoRFoLy

The steamer MARYLAND will leave Washington
upon an Excursion TO the above places
S on ;Shdr"RDAf the 9th August, a. Gss3a4%E
early next morning, and leave again at 10 clock for
Oid POINT. where she Will remain until clock
P mahordlng ample time to visit Hampton F. orr ress
Monroe, the Hygeia Hotel, to enjoy the Sea Breeze
TO Fish and Battle The next day can be agreeaby
spent IN visiting Norfolk and Portsmouth the Nayy
Yard, Dry Dock. Naval Hospital, &c. Returning,
me Maryland will leave Norfolk for Washington
Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
The table will be abundantly supplied with all the
deIIcaeies of the Washington and Norfolk markets.
Good Music will be in attendance.
Passage, including meals, for the round trim as.
Tor gentleman and lady SO.
aul-6t wM MITCHELL
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'Hf. CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL TOTAL
ton, a1nom1ee w f's pes 81 Masa' fst
CITIZENS or the District, that their al 49,
FIRST Annual PIC MIC wall he held WITHIN the Inn
lbs ma q ne GeSrgetown College Grounds on MON
The Committee have made every arrangemen,
necessary for the comfort and pleasure Of all WHO
may participate IN the enioyments of fle day
=, The musical ARRANGEMENTS have been cOnfded "a
Mt. Espnta, Leader of Esputa's Unrvalled Rand
Inc public need no other assurance Of the SUPER
ority oI the Music upon this OCCASION as Mr. Esputa
Is Known to excel all Others i'm his profession. -
The Ice Cream, Confectionery, and Refreshment
department will be under the upernt enhance of MT.
Joseph Schafield, date foreman at Weayers.J
NO spurious liquors will he allowed upon the
grounds. An ample police force has been engaged
hence the best order and decorum will lie preserved
Four large Coaches will leave the corner of 10Th
ana streets st 10 O'Clock, and one every ten min
ntes after until o'clock, After that hour every
Coach TO Geergetown will convey passengers TO the
Coiege Grounds In all the Coaches the usual rates
OF fare will be charged.
Abundance to the grounds 3 cents. =
Iickets can lie procured at the Drug Stores of fIr
Walsh Navy Yard, and James N. Callan, Seventh
street: Savage's Hardware Store, from the OticeN
and Members of the Society, and at the College
Gate on the morning of the Pic Mic.
sd al Into
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Politeness Of Mr.
mo. 81
RICHMOND, Va, Tuesday Morning !
mo. ,. I


1lx O'Clock, Aug. a, 1857.
SIR: Mr.. has just presented me your note
of this morning. avOw to you without hest Ia
ton or reservation that, in writing the artcl in
the Enquirer to which you refer, was careful to
avoid everything which could bear the construc-
ton Of personal discourtesy offence to Yourself
| have been and am determined to express the
views which honestly entertain as to your po-
litical position; but never did intend to offer
You personal discourtesy or offence.
take the liberty to add, that In writing for the
Enquirer have preserved strict inc ognito You
are aware, trust, that have not concealed nv
name from any desire to avoid proper Responsible
ity. My confidence in this matter has been ma.
voidably extended to yourself. I still desire to
remain unknown as writer for the Enquirer
You will recognize the proprety of preserving
inviolate the confidence which | Lave been
obliged to extend to yOr.rself-even in the pub
hshed explanation whl:h you PROPOSE in com.
plance with the sugge stion in my note Of yester-
day.
Mr.. - will hand you this note.
Your obedient servant,
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The ELECTIONS To-Day Elections will be-
held this day (AuguSI 6th) in Tennessee for Gov
ernor, members of Congress, and members OF the
state Legislature, and ina North Carolina Tor men,
bers of Congress aud members of the State Legis-
lature. The State election of Texas is not held
to-day rs stated by some Of our contemporaries,
but took place OH Monday Last
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as temporarily to suspend telegraphic COM
munication in all directions. Somehow or other
such storms seem prone to come upon as just So
as to suspend the transmission of election re-
turns, and thus to set folks to fretting over the
fact that nothing can be learned concerning :
what all desire to know. Hundreds called {
the Star Office in the course Of that day to ell
quire for the election news, all to be disappoiut
ed from the cause mentioned above.
TIE RICHMOND EDITORIAL IhBRoaLIo-1he
following is the upshot Of the ersonal difficulty
between the editor of the Richmond South and
some unknown writer for the Enquirer, re-
ferred to in the Star of tho day before yester-
day:
RIcHMoSp, Va, Monday EVENING"
9k O'Clock, Aug. 3, 1857.
SIR: have to inform You that am the sole
and responsible author Of the editorial article in
the Daily Richmond Enquirer''of Friday last
and TO which your own editorial, contained in
I" The South" Of this morning, is in tended to re-.
ply Hence, am the person whom you have, in
various forms OF expression, charged with mali
cous misrepresentation and calunEuious false
hood.
My own honor and reputation do not permit me
TO lea We such charges unnoticed. have the right
TO expect that you will, without reservation, re-
tract such charges, and that the retraction will
be made in the same public manner as were the
charges themselves.
My friend, Mr.. -, will present To you this
note. delay i'm obtaining an interview with
MIR. -, has prevented me from sending 1t
sooner
Hoping TO receive from You speedy reply, |
remain Your obedient servant,
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GRAND MILITARY d CIVIC excelsior
~ OF THE
Union yards,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The UNION GUARDS take pleasure IN announcing
70, 10 the,a trends and The public that, r.
take place rs above. 667uzHll4n
The Committee wall content themselves by say ne
~ shaII ne our ann on this rs previous ones
10 constitute All means IN our power To add 10 the
ENJOY inent oil those who accompany us.
Ine uEOR1E WASHINGTON wall make two tTips:
starting nj y. O'Clock and ~ returning NJ and "
w Iiher's Band is engaged.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR: admitting a gentleman
the Boat 49, ~ " "
C07nnHiffee Of ArynRg.msnfs
I.leut. HARRISON, OVEN Ohana,
Sergt. Lackey, Frank Reilly,
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EVENING STAR.
wAsHINaT TON CIrY'
THURSDAY August 8, 1857.
SPIRIT OF The MORNING PRESS.


The Union discusses Black Republican
schemes in Kansas" which 1t explains some
what in detail The editor is evidently of opin-
ion that the bogus Governor Robinson and his
Topeka followers still mean neither more nor
less than revolution.
The same journal quotes sundry Georgia
Democratic journals to show that the press Of
that State are now properly comprehendng
the true bearing of the Kansas question, as it
now presents itself to the country; and, as a
consequence, are rapidly coming to sustain the
position Of the Administration upon the affairs
of the Territory, instead of condemning them,
as not long since. Some time since, we ex-
planned the same fact to the readers of the Star.
The HoteiiigeRcer commends the Richmond
Enquirer for the earnestness with which it has
cOmbatel the Charleston Mercury, and other
journals of the latter's school, concerning Kan
sas affairs