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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-10
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AtODnA 6IALGEl.
While ell good citizens are heartily re.
joiced that the attempts of Mayor Tiemann,
10 bis task Of purifying our city from the
many nests OF vampires, preying upon the
credullty oi the public, have been attended
with good results, we regret TO learn that q
most respectable firm has been somewhat
damaged in their fames from an erroneous
implication as TO the legality Of the distinc--
tive feature Of its business conduct. We
are informed that many, who are unaequaint.
ed with the local reputation of Messrs.
Evans q Co., the booksellers, of 677
Broadway, have unhsppily confouuded their
establishment more popularly known as the
"Gift Book Store," with the nefarous and
| fraudulent spectators, it was the aim Of our
chief magistrate to eradicate. This mis-
take originated, we presume, in some OF
these bogus concerns having adopted the
peculiar title, which, from having been first
adopted by Evans g. Co., and by them pop
ularized during three years OF unprecedeAt;
ed success, may be regarded as their own
property, as in the light Of a trade mark.
The business operations of Evans q Go.
have not only been characterized by extreme
liberality to the public, but are abundantly
seconded by the most prominent publishers
OF this city, of Philadelphia and of Boston.
Fearing that an aspersion might be inadger-
tently cast upon the integrity and general
probitY Of this enterprizing firm, Derby &
Jackson, Jasper Harding, Phillips, SamPs
son q Co., and host of we'll known pub
fishers, in every section OF the union, have
united in warm commendation, not only
4 of their commercial honesty, but of the ben,
eficial results Of the attractive means, bv
them employed, to disseminate good ana
wholesome literature
|, Nolhlng Gould have been more rem,te
IRON tie intention of our Mayor and DIS.
trct Attorney, than to include this repu:a-
BILE and we'll established house in their
scheme Of civic publication, and all reports,
, which we are given to understand have been
circulated by nvidous opponents, with re-
spect to the illegaity OF the system Of gifts,
4 by them employed, are fabrcatons devoid
Of basis; even from implication. TO meet
any aspersions Of this character at the very
onset of the municipal prosecution, Evans
;. d Co., courted an examination of their af-
fairs as favor, which was as promptly de-.
cined, from appreciation of their we'll
:. known and sterling character. While clas.
q styling offenders against the majesty of the
law, we are too apt to neglect distinctions
: between inveterate criminals and innocent
!. victims. As some injury has been inflicted
a upon the business standing of Evans & Co.,
# it is but just to them and the public that all
# impressions as to the Illegally or fraudulen'.
~ cy of their establishment should be at ones
!. dispelled Oy most decided and public deni.
N al Of the slightest foundation for su;l
= charges. .--Ntw York Mercury, May is.
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prepare to ind homes where there are laws
made to be respscted, and where at least
their lives end the honor Of their f1milies
will be safe from violence and pollutfon.-
We will not, however, yet permit ourselves
10 believe that the asaassins and robbers
who now rule us, and who already confident
] ly proclaim that the honest, industrious,
ornament and intelligent population of
this city shall not be allowed to deposit
their tickets in the ballot boxes at the elec-
| ton in June, will be allowed longer to dom.
mate; or that the we'll dressed, oath bound
conspirators BY whom their movements are
directed will longer enjoy the immunity
extended to them for so long time; for we
believe that those who ought to come for
ward and lead the law abiding and well dis
posed are now as ready to do their doty 0s
we know the mass Of the people have all
ways been to test their maj nhood against the
infamous miscreants who have been, to all
Of our Disgrace, so, long tolerated in their
lvillanies here. We know that the men
have never been wanting who would have
swept the dens of this city Of their filthy
inmates, and reformed the administration Of
criminal justice, had those who ought to
have come forward done SO, or had the Of
fcers Of the State shown either resolution,
courage, or sympathy with them. Let
these rscoliections, however, pass, we are
going into q new phase of municipal exist
ence, and it is not what might have been
done, but what it 10 now needful to do, that
we ought to concern ourselves about. II
the right spirit animates US, our CITY will be
redeemed; if, however those who ought to
stand up like men shrink like towards, OF
hesitate about the employment Of the need
full means to obtain their rights at the bal
lot box, then we deserve to continue as we
have been for the last four years, the trem-
bling slaves of the cut throats and murder
ers of every State in the Union, and every
nation Of Europe, who have sought sane
tuary here"
1t was doubtless by such appeals as thi
full of "assassins," "atrocious crimes" "vi.
olence and pollution" "cut throats an
murderers," and other strong epithets, tha
the popular mind Of New Orleans, havin,
in view an important city election, wa
wrought up to the pitch of organizing "l
Vigilance Committee" Doubtless the par
ty in power had adopted new measures t
secure their success at the coming election
and their opponents felt called on to resor
to extraordinary measures also. The Vigi
lance Committee was formed on Wednes
day, June I'd, and on Thursday morning til
papers contaned the proclamation, whic
we have already published.
There are blanks in the sketch whic
cannot be filled until we have further new
but we are convinced that this popular e,
citement is all relative to the election to
Y held to-day.
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CLINTON LINE RAILRcAD.-We under
stand that an arrangement has been entered
into by the Clinton Line Extension and
Tiffin and Fl. Wayne Railroads, by which
the former is to be completed Immediately,
as far as New London on the Cleveland e.
Columbus Road. AS soon as the necessary
amount of bonds is sold, the work will COM
mence. The construction of Clinton Ex-
tension will give us an eastern outlet and
render the completion of the Tiffin g. Fl.
WayneaRoad, west, no longer problematical.
An arrangement will probably be made to
use the road bed Of the old Mad River road,
as fer % RePublic.--7yfis Tiibaae. 4
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Gbe 4Ottage StntIneI'
JAs. w. sOMERvILLE, Editor.
Organization Of "a New Party.


Great efforts have been making in the
Northern States and at Washington, to or.
ganize new party against the Denocratc
party, but as general thing their labors
have been frnitleEs. A telegraphic despatch
from the capitol says, that "men of all par
ties opposed to the policy of the Admins.
tration, have been consulted with regard to
the formation of peoples party,' but no
general meeting has yet taken place.
The Republicans are "wilIing to cooperate
with any party where cooperation requires
no sacrifice of principles; they intend to
make the canvass of this year on the plat.
form of the. maintenance of the rights of
freedom without trespass on the just
rights of the South, nt-Lecompton, anti
Administration, and retrenchment and re.
FORM"
Here in Ohio, says the Wooster Demo.
crat, the Republican State Central Commit.
tee have called Republican State Conven.
tion, to assemble at Columbus on the 18th
day of July. to nominate Republican State
ticket. To this course the Cincinnati
Times, the leading American paper in Ohio,
seriously protests. 1t is well to unite with
the Republicans, but "their old platform
and issues must be Abandoned" union
must be formed upon the basis of "opposi-
,ion to the Democratic party" The Re.
pubicans will not agree to this, as they feel
confident of success without a fusion with
the Americans and the sore heads in the
Democratic party. In this, we think they
will find the emselVes seriously mistaken, and
the Times gives them to understand very
clearly that unless fusion is formed, the
Democratic party Of Ohio is bound to sue.
coed at the fall election in Ohio. Howev.
er, should the opening Of the campaign, in
this State, demonstrate that the Republicans
cannot succeed singl handed, an arrange.
ment for a union will very speedily be made
by the opposition.
Time has proved TINT the experiment OF
uniting all parties opposed to the Democra.
ey, on "no par!y"-''people's party" and
"Republican party" has been failure!-
The opposition may have been successful
for time, but the great variety of opinions
existing among them has been such as to
entirely exclude the idea of uniting upon
any measure of public policy; hence wher
they obtained power they were unable to
ogree upon anything, except opposition tc
the Democratic party and its measures
The people soon lost confidence in them an,
Invariably restored the power to the Demo
craft; party. For instance-point to q
prominent measure upon the National Stat
utes, which has not had it's origin and beer
carried into practical operation by the Dem
ocratic party!
We warn our Democratic friends ugains
all such associations as are now proposed
They are but the tricks and devices of al
enemy, who are destitute of principle an
cannot hope for success in an open, honor
able contest. Whatever errors there ma,
be in the Democratic party, or may b,
committed by its leaders, time will bring al
right. Stick by the good old Democrat,
party!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-10

ST. LOUIS, June IA despatch dated the
4th inst, says that an ARRAY took place al
Lawrence, yesterday. between General
Lane and Mr.. Jenkins, prominent citizen
of that place, resulting in the death Of Jenk.
ins. Animosity existed between the par
ties, growing out of q disputed land claim.
The mail which reached here yesterday
with dates to the 18th Of April; brings con-
firmation Of the reported entry of Governor
Cummings into Salt Lake City, on the 9th
of April, but no other news not slresJy
published, ...1z
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0TAn important step has been taken BY
tile firms engaged in bank.note engraving
and printing. They have all united and
formed company, which is to be managed
BY trustees, and conducted upon basis
calculated, as they say, "to afford TO banking
institutions the aggregate advantages, re-
tponsi5iIities and safeguards possessed by
ail the houses comprising the corporations"
They embrace all the firms in the United
States, whieb have been connected in bank
note engraving.
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ing or having died as Aforesaid. The exec
utor or administrator making sueh Nettle-
ment, shall be allowed such compenssllon
for the same, as the court with which she
settlement is made shall deem featopaole.
SEC. 81. When any unmarried women
who has been or msy be appointed guardian
OF any minor, shall marry, such marriage
shsii not of itself determine the guardian
ship of such woman; and the probate court
of the proper county shall appoint another
guardian for such minor, to which last named
guardian oil the estate Of such minor shall,
on demand, be delivered up by such former
Puardian; and she shall forthwith render
her guardianship account to the court from
which shereceived her appointment, for that
. settlement.
SEc. 35. The probate judge Of each
county shall cause to be printed, in pam
phlet form, sUgh number Of copies OF this act
as he may deem necessary, and he shall
furnish 10 every person by him appointed
guardian one Of said copies, and such guar
dian shall pay to said Judge the actual cost
thereof.
SEC. s6. The act entitled, An act for
the appointment Of guardians, passed Feb
THafy b, 1874; the oct.tO amend Ine shme1
passed March 9, 1865; the act TO amend the
frs. mentioned act, passed March. 2, 1912;
also, the act to amend the first mentioned
oct, passed February %, ls46, be and the
sume are hereby repealed: Provided, how.
ever, that the repeal of said acts shall nor
affect any acts done, or rights acquired, OF
Uny suit, action, matter or proceeding, COM
meDced and pending under the sumo or
either Of them, or in pursuance thereof
SEC. 80. This act shall take effect on
the first day of July next.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
April 10, 1858,
AUDlroR's OFFrcE,)
RAvENEA, June 7, 1868.
hereby certify the foregoing acts to bt
correctly copied from the file furnished fo
this cfice. H. l.. CARTER,
@ Auditor Of Portage County.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-On Saturday last,
as Henry Null, onesof the operatives at the
foundery of Messrs. Hall & Allen was put
ting a short piece of wood through the plan
ing machine, bis hand dipped and was
struck by the knives and mutilated in hor--
rible manner. Nearly two-thirds of the
lower part of his hand was entirely cut
away, doubtless manning him for life--
,MGasfsM Herald. v "
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6TMrs, Moore has recovered $5, 900
damages from the city Of Petersburg, Va,
lor injuries receivsdby stepping into hole
left exposed In the street. SO ~
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. neen trl9tefen. Seize Q8p6enitefsrura tUfsl 10 Sts., il"
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