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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-09-10

(k5~The IastLc2islalure passed an unccn>
stitutiona law for the purpose OF Cbe,ruct.
ing the operation cf Constitutional law Of
Congress. Now, because the Quilted States
Court h decided lhyt the law Of Congress
shall prcylI, they complain of gn iavu,iyu
of State tights,
C~.y Read the letter of Bnchanan to The
forty ministers Of CJnnec,lcut, Il IS a stern
rebuke. The mca who addressed hm are
all mcn of talent and charac)er, bat they
are grossly ignorant of the present history
and condition of our country. There are
some ''lcsser lights" here in Portage coo"ty,
who would d, well 10 learn lesson from
the experience Of the Connecticut m;his
tcrs.
a. -AG.fs in Kansas are moving along
prcsqerous'y ard pleasantly. Everything
inIie4te5 taat bssorc many l2oath., Kansas
will ask lor admission into the y lion Us d
frec and independent &pte. The ooiisy Of
! WaItcr is highly approved hy the co;4id
ana shiGhing men Of all prlcs. A arSr
por;Ion OF the free state mru have abandon
ed The lead OF Robinson and Lane, and Join
heart and hand in :Ae approval Of tie con
duet Of the Governor. THY hive resolved
10 vote ant lbe will vote, ard Kansas ,cW be
free.
G}-Tho cooih!an Of he monetary worlJ
is becoming nore quiet. II rGIy d y pass
rs, how YER, but the failure of Banks is n
noUuced. OHc after another tAey are tum
bling dow0. Let them amash. We have
got but one dollar bill in tie worll--and thai
is counterfeit Letlhcm break! The pee.
pie viii learn after while lbat gold is
better than Bank promises, and that Sub
treasury is more re.iabie than Trust Com
p ny.
QI1T Payue is making the tour oftA 5 ate
and wherever he gocs, I'll, usuECs t"ch tc
hear him. The good ond true men o' Ohio
are ra!iying 10 the Democratic standard-
That he viii be elected Governor is rs Ger
tain as that the aun will! rise upon the se4
ond Tuesday of October.
| 0TWe publish Bank Law 20 day, whicI
I the late Immaculate e.islature has present
cd for the votes Of the people. VOTE
AGAINST 1T AND WORK AGAINST
FIT. 1t is the only sure mode Of preseryi4!
the credit and honor OF the people, or o tn,
State.
QCFTwo millions eight hundred thousan,
dollars is the amount Of the loss sustainc
by the State of'Ohio in cons sequence OF tn
depreciation Of State stocks under RePuh
lican Administration. Five hundred an
forty thousand is the amount OF Gibson's d.
lalcaton. How soon would such ''retrencl
mcnt and reform bring about the ruin
: the people!
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g,py;ti Notice.

Alonzo Dewy, Plaintirt) In The Court of Common
Elias Brown, nofend&+t,s Ohio. Civil Aciion.
'NEiE said defendant Elias Brown, who is
l lon-res lent Of the State of Ohio, will take no.
tee tn At on the Slh ry Of August A. D. 1857 AIonzo
Dew hled against hn, IN the office Of the Cl"rk of
sac' C""rt, his 'LtloN, which Is still pending in said
Court, lhe ojset and prayer thereof being to compel
the $ M defendant specifically to perform, by cxecu-
thS t"e proper deed Of conveyanceto the plaintiff
cert in contract made md entered into by and between
Tie hld Brown and cue John b. Sawyer. on the esb
IaE OF May, A. D., lci9 for tho sale to said SAWYER
I" one AID thirty nine hunredths acres of land siti,
9 IN lot Nh 3 IN hc tow nslip If FruIk lin in said
GO mt! II PottFe, bounded nlrtAerly, easttfly aud
S"ulhrr! ty }Ac srt2ts or highways and westerly by
rand cn UWno;t T., Charles l., Rnoats being The land
Oh wh!ch 8dii Sawyer resided and whrh is more mar
t.cuiHrly described in said petition. said petition al
leg 3 mat N said laihtiA has by nnicn and pur-
CHASE c !redtNe Gh3nt1 int rest in said cnntr; ct
As ag"i3t tho said defendant, and that tie rluiuiF 4
entitled lh u conveyance Ia fee Gr said premises
san defendant vii! fIriis take notice that uprs,
e appears and answers sltl pc1u ,ii or before llio
I2lh oy OF October, a. D., 1881. The pra,tr her.nf
via be gran!2d and or Ter and decree pit rI AZ
| cordinSy.~ T. l.. q II. c. RANNEy.
August !, lF@I-1W Attorney for PiIniif..
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a. P. Stone, the Repub,c4n candidate
for State Treasurer, says lhnt "mschanics
shculd 1rcar q rtd latcd on the ShoA}fer to deS,
ign ate MtmJ Jrcm geHiLemea. .'-- Portage Sen,
tiael.
Is it possible that Cur neighbor Of the S 70,
tine! can believe there is any truth in the fcrco
going! The Stnti&cl does rot believe that
lIr. Stone is joot, and certainly none but
fooI, could make such an utterance.-- Dem
Ccr2'.
Our authority f,r asserting what we did,
was the Ohio Staie Journal, the Republican
organ of The State, and the mouth piece OF
GoY. Chase Docs the Democrat object TO
such authority!
In l844, A. p. Stone was tie Democratic
candidate for Congress rom the Columbus
District. The ohio State Journal, was then
opposed to him. 1t then and there made
the charge which we now make, and TO sub
stantiate the charge, It published the pfida,
Wits Of two good men, G. Vondermork and
John II. TurDy, who both affirmed that A
p. Stone did say that q mechanic shouc
wear red patch on lis shoulder to dcsig
nate him from gentlemen.
The Ofi i}ayits further charge him Of hav
ing, upon certuin occaa'on, offered the fol
lowing toast:
"Gentlemen--I drink to ycu in rosy ,ciat
n ncctgrean BEVERAGE, a 3ErzlrY 4rhich none bn
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0t~Milton SutlIfe, the Republican cundi
date for Supreme Judge, is in favor of plac.
ing the negroes on an equality with the
white man morally, socially and politically.
He avows his determination to Disregard the
Constitution Of the United States whenever,
in his insane judgment, its provisions ruE
counter to his political views. He is in ia.
vor of free love, free speech-for all
except the Germans and Irish, and higher
law. Is he fit man to decide Constitu-
tional questions!
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GTOf the three thousand preachers Of
New England, who protested in the name Of
Almighty God against the Nebraska bill
over fifty have since been guilty Of Peniteni.
Tertiary offences.
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HEADarARrERs, 18th Drvisros, O.. NJ,

Headquarters, 18th DIvlsIos, o., NM
Akron. Summit county, September 1857. ;
THE qualified electors of the Third Brig.
i ade. Eiahteenlh Division, Ohio Volunteer Militia,
(being the Volunteer Militia of Portage countyD are
herebyHotlhed 10 me at their usual ace of parade,
on rHuRsDAY, the 3Jth day of September, 1857, and
ana O'Clock p. NJ, ho Id an election for Brgader
General of said Thrd Brigade, according to TIE pro-
vi.ions OF the ''Act to organize and discipline the
Militia aud Volunteer Militia Of Ohio =, passed March
%, 1857. Tho qualified electors of said election will
be the commissioned officers, (whose commissions
date since August IS. 1881 mmissioned on
unteer Military Company. ASA S. MARINER.
Sept. 10, '57 Maj. Gen. 18th Division, o. v. M.
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to pay such deficiency, in proportion 10 the
amount Of stock owned BY each, and should
the whole amount for which stockholders
are individually responsible, as provided In
this section, be found in any case to be in
adequate 10 the payment CT all the residue
of the debts of any branch after the applica-
tioR OF its assets to the payment ofsuch debts,
then, ihe moneys due from stockholders on
aecount Of their individua liabilities ns such,
thall be distributed equally smorg oil the
creditors of such branch, in proportion 70 the
amount due to each, the personal liability IN
this section provided for, is over ard above
the stock owned by stock holders, end any
amount urpaid thereon.
SIC. 46. The general ASSEMBLY may al
ter OF repeal this act at pleasure, but no act
sItering or repeating this oct, shall impose
any iljustiee or wrong upon the stcckhoid-
ers ofany branch.
SEC. AZ. Every branch sh6ll have power
to make all nee esssry and proper by laws Tor
the management and coftrol OF its business,
and 10 FIX and regulate the rate OF argos lor
making collections, subject 10 be controlled
therein by The Bank Of Ohio.
SEC. 4s. No branch shall issue ary notes
intended fer circulation as money, except The
notes furnished for that purpose by The b,rS
of Ohio, and all such notes shall be payable
at the braEch by which they are issued, in
gold and silver coin, the lawful currency Of
the United States, or either, at he p'ion OF
the branch, on demand; they Shall be sisncd
by tie president or vice PRESIDENT oil Inc
proper branch, and countersigued by tie cash.
Ter the: eof, made payable 20 teaTcr, a.d shall
be negotiable by delivery; all other idences
OF DE- bt issued by any branch, shall be nego'
table or transferable in The same manner rs
if issued by natural person, and 5haIl be
bin6iug on the bran ch, Whether under s1a.
cr,not, and all such evidences Of &C bt othei
than notes of crt tulatiCn, sdgll be p yable ic
the order of some pe'eon lhcrCio ngmcd'
SIC. 40. The branches shall continue 10
exist SO Ioi Is Necessary fertile sett!emt ii
oftheir affairs, notwithstanding tie repeal o.
ts act; AID no law shall ever be passed d
vcrting OF ;pproprialiog the assets otany snci
branch to uIy purpose ether thonto the Pay
ment Of lis debts and liabilities, and the dis
tribution Of The residue sm0rg lis stockho.d
ers in proportion to tie stock by them sever
ally owned.
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MARRIED.

In this village, on the 9 h inst, at the
Residence ot George Herriff, by p. B. Co.
man, Esq, Mr.. JAMES BaLL to Miss JANE
llERRIFF.
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.ug. 10, '57-ly Proprietor Ct optical las
A E'Ieay

WHO HAS BEEN CURED OF GREAT
" NERVOUS DEBILITY, after many years of
misery, desires TO make known TO all fellowsufrerers
The suro means of relief Address, ehchsing stamp
to pay the return postage, Mrs. MARY i. DEWITT,
Boston, Mass aud tho prescription Will be sent free,
by next post.
August I3, I5J1-3mppA
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DEHCrRiTJG STiTE TICKET,
AFnT G1vEEvoF.
HENRY B. PAYNE,
oF CuYAEoGA CCuHry.
FOR IiErTENANT GovERYoE,
WILLIAM II. LYTLE,
OF HAMIL1oN COUNTY.
FOR sUPITME JUrGr,
HENRY c. WHITMAN,
OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
FcR TREASURER OF SITE,
JAMES R. MORRIS,
CT MONROE CCrNIY.
FOR SECRETARY CT SITE,
JACOB REINHARD,
CT FRANKLIN CorNIl.
For BOARD cF IUEL!c WORKS,
AUNER /. BAtKUS,
OF LVCAs COrETY.
ETNCGniTIC DISTRICT TICKET,
FCR SENATOR.
JASON JONES,
CFgU&I;1 COUNTY.
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Jacob Hairs Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subsbri-
In bar has been appointed and qualified as Execu-
tor ofthe estate OF Jacob Hail. late Of imfeld, Por
tage county, deceased. Dated at Btimaeld Avg, 3h
1857. JOSEPH HAIL.
sept3, ls57..3w.
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Order

for the Election Of Brigadier General of the
Third Brigade, Eighteenth Division, Ohio
Volunteer I,iiLitid.
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II ANPDEN Permanent Green, for paint.
l. % ENhd5. fresh supply just received 1T
Angus. 6, ~ SWIFr,r
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CONCENTRAT ED LYE for making soap.
" Chloride Lime in bottles for purifying Infected
localities, for safe ut SWIF1"S,
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! BUSHES Of every description. Drop
- P4i"t'' tqDo .nt', Sand Paper, Putty, whls
{ iu9, Bath BFick. etc. IT SWiFT,S
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200 pounds snow white Zinc; also, good
- Zine or White Lead, French Ochre, Paris Green,
Ecnitipn Red, ETC.. at SWIFT'S
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Interesting from washington.

The following Is the memorial OF Profess
sor Siiliman and forty-two others of Con-
necticut, addressed to His Excelency james
Buchanan, President of the United States:
The undersigned, citizens of the United
States and Electors of the State of Connec
ticut, respectfully offer to your Exec llency
this their memorial. The iundamenta Prin.
ciple of the Constitution of the United
States, and Of our political institutions Is,
that the people shall make their own laws,
a nd elect their own rulers. We see with
grief, If not with astonishment, that Cover
nor Walker, of Kansas, openly represents
and proclams that the President OF the Uni
ted States is employing through him, (Wa!k-
err an army, one purpose of " hich is to lorce
the people of Kansos TO obey laws not thei'
own, nor 0 the United States, but laws which
is it notorious and established upon evidence
that theyReyer made, and rulers they never
elected.
We represent, therefore, thpt by the fore
going your Exec lency is openly held M arr
/ proclaimed to the great derOEaIion Of our m
| tion9 Ch ractcr rs violatinq in its moSt rs
! seniiul paruculpr the solemn orth which ih
President has tGken 10 suppor' the COn-ilrn
( ,ion Of this Uaion. We crl alt'n'jou iur
ther To the Irct that your EvrrlIrrcv Is IN l'k
manner held up to.tbiI n,upn, to all IN II
kind, and to aII poster ty, in the attitude O
I''Ievying war against portion OF tha Unite
States" by employing arms in knnsas t
uphold body of men and code OF enact
mentS purporting to be legislative, bot wfic
navar had the . 10 ptinn nor sanction, nor con
sent Of the people of the Territory. w
earnestly represent to your Excellency thG
we, also, have taken the oath 10 obey tn
Constitution, aud your ExceIlency may res
; assured that we shall not re'ran from tn
T prayer that Almighty God will make you
, Administration an example of justice al
benclicence, and with His terrible majest
protect cur people and our Constitution.
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Rn0 FRUIT JARS just received and for
COU sale cheap,by SIREAT0R, DAILY d Co.
Shaie!sYe, September 10. 1857
UUTTER!-20 900 pounds of Butter want
ID cd, for which tho highest market price will be
paid by SfREAToR, DAILY d. co.
Shaersviile, September 10, 1857
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C5e 4ortagt ST. mel.

T..ursday, September 10. 1852.
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For BOARD cF IUGL!c WORKS,
AENER /. BAtKUS,
OF Lucas COrETY.
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Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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.]}1).32 pSA'aTs, DYES, RRySEEEse,

@'i!oHh sIpph j0Gt received at
SWttT'S URUG STORE,
&1SNNI u i'6,-t YIN Of the Golden Mortar,
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A Sight Worth Seeing.

Our citizens have been entertained fol-
two evenings past, by an exhibition of the
PANORAMA OF THE Missouri, at Phoenix
Hall, and we are happy to say that both
nights, the Hall was well filled. The work
is a splendid one, and true portraiture of
the scenery represented. We have all the
towns and many points of interest beside,
lying upon the Missouri between St. Louis
and Sioux City, presented in life-like reality
and as they pass in slow and measured move
nent before the eye, the beholder has but
to imagine himself sailing upon the "mad
Missouri" to enjoy all the delights afford
ed by the beautiful scenery along its banks.
Then, the "Big Muddy" itself, with its
sand-bars and snags, and its ever changing
channel, is as true to life, as paint and artists
skill could make it, and as we occasionally
meet steamer plowing its way along, we
might almost hearthe FLASHING of its wheels,
and the tumultuous surging of the water in
its wake. Our own town, rs seen from the
point occupied by the artist in sketching,
is-well, it is Council BLUFFS without a
mistake. .... .
We understand it is the intention Of the
proprietors Of the work, to exhibit it
throughout the State and along the Missou-
ri river, and We can heartily recommend
them to the patronage of the public and
to our brethren Of the press, wherever they
may chance to stop. greer, 49,
Tonight being the last night they ex-
hibis in this city, we advise all to go and
see the West.
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The Panic

which Ia. been raging in the Eastern States,
principally in New York City, took . turn n
out this way, and with one switch Of its TAU
Knocked the underpinning from two Of the
Nebraska Banks, and from the private BANK
inc House of BENTON l. Town, OF this c''y
and placed them all hors du combat Upon
the announcement of these facts, last Mon
day morning, considerable commo.ion was
visible in our streets, as bill'holders anu
aano.;tor, hurried to and fro, all eagerly
bent upon finding out all the news in relation
,h.-sto and to ascertain the quality OF
funds on hand. These failures caught US
in bad f1-with ''nary cent" Street ru-
MIR. have passed current for facts during
n. mast week-in fact, if the ds'Nebras-
t,n was uttered by some unconscious fellow,
unon the street, he would be Immediately
surrounded by host of Territorial bill
holders, all eager to catch the first word OF
encouragement. At the present writing it
il impossibleto say what will be the loss
sustained by these suspensions. All look
uuon the Western Exchange Rank with
great distrust. We believe it is generally
regarded by our bankers, as decidedly Dad
failure. We have been furnished by o
Banker of this city with the following state
nent of the condition of this Bank.
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! HARPER,s WEEKLY.
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V Weare under obligations to E. G.
BEARS, Agent Of the U. s. Express Com
pany' LOT n Y. papers of September 10th,
three days IN advance Of the mail. They are
iail OF the particulars concerning the loss
OF tho steamship Central america, with
over five hundred passengers, and little
over half million Of dollars. We have
not time to give tho particulars, but it was
one OF the most terrible disasters, that has
occurred since the loss of the Arctic. The
loss OF the Treasure will not be seriously
'sit' Is it was all covered by insurance.
which has been promptly paid.
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WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 70
W any business entrusted 70 his care within -
purvisw q hs professicn His facilities for investi9a
ting Land Ites and impArtins eorrscs pfesnaios il
regard e ne condition u Titles to Lands aud Town Lots
n County superior to those possess
90 any oehef person IN this par Of the State ne u
nov pfeparnS and will shortly have completed - al
street Of al the Deeds On record lands in the County
ana 70 lots u Council Blu and in ali the A.
dao0s thereto 1Ae ahstrset Of Titles es d % AZ
That the nae Of each grantor and sysntee from
the nrst cow 70 The present time can Be teep Il one
vew win the oate ~ each deed Tie date d nii9 for
record the book and pase whore recorded an aIso an
the material defects apparent % the record ne A.
ssfact OF nss to Hands h very conveniently NJ
RANGED Ne viii also procure fross The recoFd q ~
sr.ct Of each decd q is recorded % that h vik .
enabled 70 sve to persona desirinE abstract the whoie
chain from the entry In the Land once AUwn - The tins
the information IL desired. f--E,- = : -,
ne Is also procuring frum the Land once list Of ali
the Lsnds entered In the County showing BY whom en-
terco rhen entered, whether with cash WaYyants se
scrip the number Of acres in each traet ana o. aR
paid therefor His charges Tor exainaton Of 1ies
will be reasonable. F5 .TlT7 > - = 80
Persons living ct distance can have n ahstr,es Of
title 70 any tract Of land Town Lot furnished them by
maI y enclosing fee Of two dollars, and one dollar
or each addiosai ot tract a lad to b Included in
the same abstract. - = :, = -
ne Is also prepared to execute with dispatch eun-
seysnces q every description OMrs on Broaawsy In
Robinson House. ~
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Tall Corn.

D.B. CLARK, few days since, deposited
in our Office stalk of yellow corn, which
measures from the roots to the top of the
tasscls, a little over eleuen feet. 1t is nine
from the roots to the top Of the ears. 1t
was raised on the Mosquitoe bottom, about
two miles from this city. Can you beat it.