The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-12

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Sundays excepted. r. "A. GlLLETTE' r. NJ
ELEcrtoN IN RAyENNA.-The following
exhibit Of the votes polled in RavenRa town.
ship on Tuesday last, we make from the Of
fetal list:
GOvsrnOr-Rurus P. Ranney, 267 VIM.
Dennison, Jr., 3O7.
Lieut.. GoverEor-William H. Stafford,
eco Robert C. Kirk, 800.
Supreme Judge-Henry C. Whitman, 26l;
William Y. Gholson, 294.
Auditor of State-G. Volney Dorsey, 25s;
Robert w. Taylor, 39I.
Treasurer of fStats-WiIIinm Bushnell 259;
Alfred P. Stone, 32l.
Secretary of State-Jacob Reinhard, 259
Addison P. Russell, 800.
Board of Public WOrks-James Tomln-
son, 259 ; John B. Gregory, 800.
Common School CommisSioner-Chas. N.
Allen, 259 ; Anson Smyth, 800.
Senator-Alva Udall, 259; james A.
Garfield, 3l6.
Board of Eoualizat ion-Hram Weston,
259 ; John Hoy, 800.
Representat ives-Ebeneze Rawson, 256,
William L. Holbrook, 259; William Sted-
man, 3lS, Andrew J. Squire, 52l.
Prosecuting Ahorney-Alphonso Hart,
255 Philo B. Conant, $40.
Treasurer--Edward Knapp, 2s4 ; George
Sanford. 290.
Commissio sionsr-James w. Clark, 256
A. II. Weatherbee, 800.
Surveyor-D. C. Goodman, 269 Ruggles
Bostwick, 30S.
Coroner-William Sutton, Jr., 25s Jas
o. Gurley, 3l9.
Infrmary Director-Snmuel R'dheld
253; r. G.. Sutherland, 3ll.
There were l73 votes cast in favor o
"AnRual Sessions"
DEMOCRATIC Mass MEETING.--The Dem
ocra,ic Moss Meeting on Saturday last, not
withstandng the rain, was a success. Th
number Of live, working Democrats in at
tendance, in such storm, and the goo
Feeling manifested, must have completed
dissput+d the fears OF some OF our "sePnrale
brethren" who think the party is in the User
and yellow leaf" Had the day been pleas
ant, there would have been, in all probabi!
", larger crowd Of persons in town o
Saturday than was ever known at politica
meeting in this county. To say great de0
about the demonstration since the election
now over, might be in bad taste, but the re
suit OF the meeting can be found in the dc
crease of the Republican majority in tn
county this year.
MILITARY ENcAMPMENr AND large
SHooT1xG.-We understand that Ar tiler
companies A. and B. OF Cleveland, toge,h'
with the Cleveland Light Guards are to Wis
our village on Thursday for the purpose Of
grand Target Shoot and Encampment, ar
that they will be accompanied by Leland
brass and string Bands, which will give
Concert ut Days Hall, on this. (Thursdol
evening. This will be most magn;fiie
display, and the Band will furnish most e!
celent music for the occasion. The X
VIENNA Light Artillery will join in the exc
Cises.
The ground selected for the encampme
is Just north of the village on the flat, al
will take place on Thursday night. II
target shooting of the Artillery will tai
place just south Of town, across the cant
on Friday. We would suggest to our ci
zcns the propriey of making liberal prep
rations in the line of eatubles for these col
panies during their sojourn amongst us.
RAILROAD AccrDENrs,--We regret
learn that Mr.'JAMEs WRIGHT, of Roo
town, met with q serious accident, at
railroad crossing, about half mile south
this village, one day last week. 1t apPe'
that Mr.. w. had barely crossed the track
the cars came along and his horse bel
somewhat frantic, was ought in the wag
and had his leg broken.
On Wednesday morning, Mr.. ORRTN Br
DICK, of Stow, while crossing the track
the C. &. P. R. R., in two horse carria
y the Cuyahoga Bridge, was run into by
train, the result Of which was the brusins
his face and shatteriug of his shoulder,
other internal injuries, the cnrriage
shivered to atoms and his horses killed
was taken on board the cars and brought
Ravenno, where he was. at last accoul
lying in precarious condition.
P. S.--Mr. Bnrdick died this (Thursd
mornirg.
nTThe old city of Antwerp, whose 70
Eco,;ou oeems IN crpate an mnch pxcitem