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THE Hor. Mr.. Bruror, Ceumiasemo = -
tents, has granted an extsnsion fR 3 ~ +
seven years, to Me. THAppsus HYAif, IN
York, fbf his invention Of lighting viules -
basement extensions under idswaiks. go
Awrpow lady In Philads,phja nsas ssoyouaus
against one WV. KiNDsnKs, wks, ~ stsesY
had ingratiated himself In her good grsoss, -
bis addresses, BEEN sccepts6. and ske wu66nR
was 60 have been solemnlzed sn TkuxD6ay svaS
ing last: On tho morning Of that day - -
tanned from the lady all her own and hsr eAnfl
cwelry, and other Articles, under prsssaeo =
o. having them done up for the vsddlna. - -
also stripped hsr u all the monsy - bSd n -
world--some twenty five dellars-sndsr prs4~rS,
Of paying for tombstone thsy haA oPdsred -
this piundcr, amounting In al 70 sAsut 49,
hundred dollars, hs atscondod, having ths -
and crueIiy deceived woman penniIsss.
A LITTER from England ssys:-Eossvyn
speaks without aspcrity " the French EmpspR.
lie scguiis him Of bad faith 10 ths Huns 49,
but, Of sour:e, trest. the peses q viIIAits:.s
country. lie docs not, pcrhapa my tbst =
assured by one who seldom has mislsd n sboue
any matter Of fact In which he speaks couddnnt-
ly) that AZ the last interview M. KoesurH -
with LoUis NAPOLEON before the battle of e.
bcr, cannot bid you tell your country msa -
riso IN revolt until got to Venice, for I do n
know whether may not have TO concluds -
war before am half way thithsr." IL b sta1oA
that the French were 10 send 40. 900 men Int
Hungary when they obtained Possession Of IL
city.
Tim n. q. Bes records the death Of an "a
miser, namcd J. " MoNTAiGS who was fcusA
dad " his shop few GAYS ago Tho dccsassA
bad been a fcsiGcnt Of Now Orleans for ovss
forty years, and was engaged In selling birds anl
spccula,ipg In eggs. Ths Bee says; HE wn
eccontric To the eNtieme On soms points, and haa
brought several claims ~ ainsE the city q
amounts from $500 900 10 81 500 900. One q
these was for discovering q supposed cure -
cholera another for furniture alleged to have
been destroyed BY mob, and another foe prup-
erty belonging to him used 10 tho making -
extension Of streets lie hsd placards In FrsnsA,
Spanish and English, hung up In bis shop wiD-
dow, oforng these Gains for sale at oncrmous
prices. The old man died of lockjsw, alona, n
his mis-, rab!e little retreat. II In believed hs -
large quantities Of gold and silver hid swsy h
hia shnnn
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VARIETIES.

An anecdote relative to the late Prof. wIlsoa
Is just now circul Atipg. Whsn the suitee ~
tho band Of Prof wnsos's daughter had oa1n-
Cd tho ladys appreciation, he vas, Of coarss, -
ferred to papa. Hsving stated hla, probsb.y, -
unexpected case, the younger esntlsne6 -
and, doubtless, her o6cdionos was proo16
Prof WILSON had before him, for review, sp6ho
work, on the fy-leaf Of which was duly iasss1h-
ed, with the authors complimsnts." Hs 49,
this out, pir nod II TO his daughters drsss, -.
emnly led her to the young lover, and wsu1
back TO his work.
customer, who was rapidly running up an 80
count for bter. Wait till have had . scors
have had only 18.
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Honors 10 the Victor Of the Pei-ho Battic.
The AOnitetr de riIn.eo has accounts from
China to tho 9th Of August. IL SAYS:


p"The events which occurred at tho Pclbo hal pro-
duced Rp nj senSation amorg tho population OF tns
coast Novort.less thanks TO tue measures adopted
by the Brtsh and French marstime suthortos, there
lad not been any serious excess tp d.ploro Tne Em
Jefor II China had rewarded In brilliant manner
GHD. sUAg ku-Lir-sIS, more COMMONLY called " kA-
wan Az" who c,mnlaGded the forts II rAku aud tue
M"bgo trvops on the 2ith Of june last. He named
him GtrIsAiJssao Of the Chinese arnios, and. what
is mort important, First Mandarin q tho yellow
standard, edged with grosn That dignity hhd not
be@n ooIferpd for . long time the last holding
the tts was tho Emperor TAo-koHAs0, Ap-
laiLt to that high distinction at tae period whom
no WIS Primes Imperial SiSG NO LIN sis h,
moreover, the uncla II HmTG.Fou, the resgning EN-
peur. lie has always hed high commands, aud en-
joys an immense reputation throughout the empire.
In 1862 be commanded the army formed 10 act
against TALpIrG; and By sbold and iortunste move:
mont, be forced back the robos Into NAnkin, aud
prove nted tbom from forming . junction WITH the
Insurgents Of tho NORTH II may be sad he saved the
empire; for u his plan had not succeedsd tho nsir
rection would have become powerful that would
have invaded H." capital, Tic Emperor Lad prepared
10 witt draw with bis family into Tarary when he 70
oey ed the news OF tho victory This General u the
author Of military works, many Of which have been
Translated into the Russian language, and In which
lie quotes the authority of OF tue most eminent
warriors, among them that Of tho Emperor NAroLkoD
l., with whose Immortal campaign he appears ~ h
thor, ughly AcquAiuted."
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nov. o 1859.
The War Panic IN EnSlssd

s"V ""E ThupC N EnGsSnus
Tho hM In Grcat Britain, Of invasion from
France, which had for . time subsidized, has, q
late, revived, and Is now showing itsclf most
unmistaksbly in many quarters. We srs told
by our English cotemporaries that at every
meeting Of Englishmen, Whatever its object, this
invasion becomes the real topic Of disessson'
Tho fall agricultural gathering have been Ear
moro full Of guns, forts, mon and ammun,tion,
than Of grain, farming, cattle, or rotation O.
eroIs. The London Wect! Times, In touching
upon tho iubject, makes up tho following sum-
mary Of the causes for alAa m and the consequent
necessity Of arming without delay:
We are again At war with Chins, This tiue our
dispute Is not with the governor of province, but
With the Emperor and the central Government. We
arc not now desling with part Of the population,
but with soooeeeCo q lSopie' We are no longer
tants Of the south Of China, but with hardy aud
IKE ttibce who said 10 he directed by Euro ean
skill. The lew Chinese war will nj be like any Of
ID. old. 1t viii domsnd from more men, more
sbire, and morc oncy, at time when we are desi-
Of concentrating our forccs near home az pos
ebo. No ole can pict nd TO soc the end or ~ fore
tell Il sacrificcs that may DO enacted FROM s ahd
frum or allies Our relations with the Ututca 1tes
~ America In the mot .tisfact Iy state.
bsirbraiheo general, bidding Tor popularity has In
effect ccmmitt an at OF war against England, aud
he is sIrRudCd 10y his follow onmtrymen. uuoas
th- GoyInncllt at hington display more hrmno' IS
Anc ud2 Ct In resp q tN this tansactun thgn they
have tNhbttd on othorC caions they nay ho driven
by the camoIs OF q mob into ttiinnB conflict Too
Italian qu Etcn gtl remains orcn, and willie the 'sto
cf the Dlchcs rInlns tnmlingl In the baiarCc
suspicious delay in completing the trcaty of ,esco
agrucd upon NJ Villsfranca Over the faco u Europe
tbcrr is unusual movement. Spain appears awaken
ing from u century of siumbef to assert her place
oucc more q military aud naval power. Germany
II In the throws Of federal reorm vhila Austria and
Prussia pgaId each other askSnr> with N, friendly
eyes. The "sick man" R COnstantinuplc, appears
n gttI To dissolution than when 10 his AID In
| ls.i. While the Oft Etniirc Is snagcA by lit
trna revolt and cons piracy, with a bankrupt trca
| sufy and all uupail Ermy, Car ALINASusR sum
mons bis Npr scniativcS at foreign courts o. tako
council with him at Warsaw. Nhsthcr We have 10 .
i gNd To the drain upon strength finn the far
East, to tho possibility OF our being dawn into
armed struggle With our kindred Ia the West, OF to
the unsettled state of Europe, bodtng storm and
chaI &c, We find Cyory~hCrc warnings u b. prepared
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GhPissinnisy.

Tho following beautiful definition Of Christi
snity Is from discourse by Rov. HALsEi DUN
NiNG:-
Her exalted views Il God aud ct man; her harmo-
niouH 'Sttea Of Doctrines Commended IT, the mlnd,
cot science, and h,at Of hof- wtno sing trdthtul-
ness htr gentle spit Of love and pity; her heavenly
phuty; her al.animstirg spirit 81 fatth above all,
her tee noiuton thruug afa:Tiioial atnnecui; her
rational ycwr u trIth AID duty; her sttengt b. tho
soul n tuai hor JOY Ia sorrow; NOT light tho dark
valc, her Mtcd vet beyond tio grnve these chaI &c
terhtics constitute Der ~ ani'osty aud iucompar~-
bly, suptr to- all other systems that th, ca, 10 nu
demand for . moments further d1lay In conl,ars1n.
As angel Of tho Low, divine already tri,inpha .,
wing thc sweeps th. earth In jog, oSultan' In hol
past, and calmly confident of he future. She gootl
forth the morning hnr mislun " light, liie and
love tn a world ain darkness, hn thu shadow o
DEATH bound In affection and IRON" eyorywhcre tes
ting uf her author that lie is indeed "the IlJht oJ
fhr trorId rt -
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MARKETS By TELEGRArN ,

BuvrALo Monday, Nov. Y - 2. -
-Four steady; d.msnd modsra1os saAD - 49,
st siaSt 30 fr superfns; - 70 fns nnAe, eeaee -
ior eAtr. Miehts.n, indsasa mo ohles sn- 49,
rat; ssss II 90 bush No. chicago SPrinL q seoy
2.TUo buah. ditto at 9Jc o 600 bash. nlwsnx1o
Cub al 9ee 1000 bush. Racine Club sssIs 0cH
qsiss and no sales. Oats steady; ssias ~ pun
soa naa,s. Al 70. c. tsnI frsishs sses1y: IAhs
what: !sGOJ bushss Corn; ss ~ bvsh o. q
nal Experts 900 bbiA Flour sAooS ~. WessS
So'So ep'h' o'N' PunAps1r4uA, uo.dsy, NyvI
| More activity for Flour AZ 80 80 Whss9 &ee1e4
&C. sAles soda bushels White a 81 20 ned, ~ Ss
for oit yellow, and Toc aIIo for new. osk4 solkys
~ iir, s45c PToy.ions dun and dsciu,iue Nos1k
steady at 50 oossie for Moss. whsky 10y =
s ssess. ;s tsg sa,,,. rss.; ess ;ss.. ~ A., &
r., 10 * Penn Il X. ssX. 'IFo
white, 81 AZ rd q sIsSi 90. Corn dpsAnsa, 40
2Ieo DGsh- old leliow u soc.; nav dsns q Tsss
"Ai'h'' aal ''''''' cuo.oo, uo.a., ,s,. Z.
Flour A~ive and sdvAnced So sioc. whsA arm
salos 500 bushnls sprng, st sSc-, hom seoss; -
buhh. No Q, d ecc., ahosk Corn eotivs haLssss
are pressing on ths MARKET. osss dan ~ -
Corn, A,b0o buah. Wheat shipIsnss-% - Siss -
F!oui; 5000 bnAl Wheat; n 90 bush. Oen
| MIIvAukir nondsN r.s
KonI ss.ssy WHIST ss,rs,~ ss.ss = 60 T ss:. y'ss
n oeo sba bu.S' NV Whs.s go bush. Oon, shVsss-
Soe bbA Flour; to.eoe busA NJ. ~
cs..s rrusr. s.ls. today, issss
couop .sy.zoias. sIs 10 iss, - Sn~ -
alag lisiiSs, ~ 2 s@ss
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MRS Q. BoIREAg, y r.!

Qleef the FULTON 1UTYJ
stftchins 81 wheeler Wilsgn'S Machine.
ehirts, Collars, bcsoms, Wristbands, and shop RI
of al kinds, quickly done q The
LOWEbT RATA
Dpesial attention given 10 Ladies Dreses and othss
earmsnts Family sewing Of every description prompt
b done In tho most spiendn manner, ON very modsr-
ate terms. Ladies' arc invited 70 cali
BY means Of the Patent Hemmer, the finest hsms
spe elegantly turned and stitched upon Napkins HAnd
taruhiek, Garmenes. and soo1s a svsy spsnasA
ocal dsas1l1
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partuc S the ship until tss American ssason hes
been lost. hes, therefore, been thought advisable
70 complete the cgspment a the s,dp in svery detail,
instead OF doferring n unta sftcr the return from
America, - previously contemplated. I have the
honor 10 be our most soodient ssrys.t,
FuuD. (iuurvvt Asn
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ONWARD STILL ONWAkD-SUCH Is
" the cs.o with BTiest h Co.'S Original and only
GInuine article made under the name Of
COLUMBIAN HAIR OYE.


viIch "a sold at the very IUg price OF FIFTY CENTS
Tile dye still lp Ia puoic ayor daily, aud for
he short p, rod which has elApsed since w 70 pro-
sIced By the present Us ssles have TAR cut
risoa the orgina and cell brated Pertiner aud Hltr
Due MdnUJactDrer, lfrom whom We derive our name
6r' !oas The FIRST person that eyer
several have since adopted the naneD yet % for tne
snsth Of time, we doubt whsther his saiss reach
Cd talf ths nupiber- price then being VI. II u
Pain 70 every tnt. reader, Who use dyss that
trSshsed stoIsh thsy G,stsna th their article s;s
OF no color al AL The reason |, plain, half manu:
msii on uptl last Ie.srt the Dussists are forced
that !, may not remsin toe long on their hsad. We
IN fToan H. vet You VIII and IL ln the majority ol
Hail. Dyes and lks preparAtlons We are usll persua.
Sho have used yith gstteet sseces te.a r.as
accoI1ing 20 directions, viii 60 a. far . say della,
preTeystion in the market There nothing In tina
will ipjuIe the hair or akin.
To = va 4 ths oanSisn Depot ssitssr sa0ls x
end W Druggists generally. I"
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RATES OF ADvERTTSIllQ

two srrdr,, one dsy, % cenfs; tso days - - =
thro days, ~ o.. ~ days, si 70. nnssrtsd -
sdc, 90 ecnfsss<h ~.
Monthly advertisements n fber nner ineesssd = -
convenience Of the of1cc, - - syv5y - lnsss$mA
Advertisements received unfil - oyeo6ckR. ~ -
sstabashment is entirely closed "a ea.dy. -,
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT PAINEs WRITING ACADEMY, 81
"A Povery, or sss Fulton u, Brccklyr, students re:
arithnetie book keepinf, lss.sns unlimited Sie.
Ladies' writing lesssns, ss-m lssssns Boys G. Per
month. NJ NAcH2n
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BoaTd salod eaeh day =
ADvkSCkD. DDu-
Va 6s.......ss " 80
ny Conkrsl.-. e
Hut 1..... "
HAdsu n..... z -
ni:s. is6 6.:ini.:: z :
Mlch 90. Quar- n e
PanAnA ....s Il u
0alsnA. ~ =
Rsek JsanAr... n .S
90. b Td..... y /,
AUCTION sAixs OF sroCxA
60 sts sIss Iowa Lsz-i Company. ......... y r=s
SALES or REAL ESTATE
Nnw Yosx, Hos.e
Stores % snd sa wA4tingtoA d, snA % ~ =
West &C, s2x 30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ -
lots on SD st, near 9TH ~, % slxss- eish
......''..............'."
l do zdl, s,xss.. ,............'...ss.s 49,
i do 10 f.xyo. ............ss.ss.s.s.s..s As~
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CLOTHING.
f A LII AID WINTE =
mEmfI!SSsTSsY mE!mpyf IS'sTSsY ssApr,

FALL AID WINTB =
..:ss;$EsR ..:s;$ERs u; ;$ERsE$A ! sIsS:. &c..
r. i!lsi Y; ,s !ss 4: .!
:ssss:. ss rs NJ :S.:: : ,ss
a siS =: !: ss !ssss $s s. i
'si ;Ssisii Ssss ESs |: -
1: me- S::sss sss e. s:is ma
s..es yres. o.s. eSs III ~ I'D "a s,mP.s as
saas ssiss: ss:t Sssa; Sss Ssss
Ss..iss.ss Sscs ss'is ffss:s o:s :.s s::i.
french, Enslish Ca.merss and Beaver 8 o 70 90
c.:.imeTe sitS .nS sisSGat SitaS $ bsna. Irsnsk
is Sss 80 "a siSssss s::s nd s
,s, n nd .s:I: { 4 q q ~. "a. r ss.i . r; 9 g
,S ysTom Dsrt.f ."s y..s. .us ssYs ~
VT SfSfs RRSsSfSafsa M STSS iSsB6bsstx SS56st
e M Asfs fsSIss ss5 PAT
's s...s.a = = HSs.sos .aa sis.ss:s s.ss. II:
EUR3-FU URS-FURS-LADIES, EOW IS
i the time 70 get VOW fur. and CvTPILL. Of 100
uSn 4 sSOsS ~ s "a sAss IL SiT LINE
I'll frnfCH. soUIKREi- &c and A. chesR, %. cheap
and a9 S nss s1S Sss @ % no ss.s
French Mink set. ef............."....".H H@
Water DO DO o.....'.'..."'..'...."G G@
French Sable do
Irritation Fitch do .....,..".."....".tL@
mink NlCt0Tinta. .to.V
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ryMOKKY CHNfNEYS, WITH DEFECTIyE
= 1fsssht, made e are. Without %sss p ALL, sIs,I
Hsno.s bassrs and " gsisor 4. T. ara " rin rss
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r AIDES, you MAY SAVE oNE-HALF
~ your money ~ purchasing your Fur, At the New
get the furs direct from AGENTS In the North
and West, which enables " onsr these truly Sea3
bargAlnA- noa S4Ar
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HOUSEKEEPING.

EMPORIUM OF FASHION, SS4 CANAL 81
T. London "a P.rtsh f.saioa, ;sItiSs ksTtsii,s e; G
Sschines Also Gskioaahs drssga.klny e.HiAI
snd baistins. and atants vsrdrohss s'ssriSS
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AHEAT-MEAT-MEAT-

OnS AND PAINT-BOLED PAINT OIL
ssed OIL vsrnishes, Turpcntlns. a.; 0rston Paint.
ysH.stin S.,a RsS a. sna YelIos 2shri Hspsi re- "
Pearl q. oxn 8aas1H
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EURS, YURS, YURS-BUY YOUR HURS
l. at the great Kocky Mountain Co, 90 per cont lea
than any other store IN the city. Rosk martin. per sc
Esneheninf. pr seI S worth $40; 1,ini martin. ps
Get, s1s, worth $50 Efty bales Buffalo robes at g
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ELOUR! FLOUR FLOUR
l. 900 BARRELS fL0uR fOk sALk u "a - "a q.
RsTclsv a. e~ ~ " Us 9iAc'lT8
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Bsipg nearly half the usual retail prices, and much le
than usual holesals prices SI5 Droadw 500 "a,
street, s5S Bow UeIy, and 1la Eighth avenue. Btts
what every lady suts-a skirt at q low price, that
durable graceful IN form and cannot get out Of orde
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CEWING MACHINE DEPOT-NO. 6
- Biecckcr n, r doors from tho Bowory machines
bought, sold aud exchanged Singers and other
shuttle machines for sale cheap ladies learned to opO-
rate perfectly; money advanced on jewelrv, pihuOr,
aud all personal property. MOI S'.W
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


BULLS HEAD.-With over three thousand beef cat
tie in Forty hstreet yards the first day of the
ket Is be wondered at that the brokers
willing concede little to buyers and while asking the
price pound that they did last week. actually
give in weight and quality much better bargnns-iu
ny instances equal to IS head upon such cattle sen
ior $50 to Slo0 q head. Although good many cattle
were sold on Tuesday the proportion sold was much less
than It last Tuesday, and the number sold prices
equivalent IL pound net Is certainly smaller,
while the number sold IL cents this week will b
very coarse and implanted of prices being equal
reduction of cent pound net sales the irst
day. and pretty bad prospect for the second day. This
estimate is little too strong, but we think that unless
wednesday makes q much better show than Tuesday
the reduction upon all the qualities of stock will
be half cent pound; and perhaps the average Of
the whole market will that much lower this week
than last Several droves in market this week have been
from Chicago SO head. These low freights are
among the causes of many very brutes being
here for sale to beef eaters.
BEEvES The great market place for Beef Cattle 10
in Forty Fourth and Fifth
ket opens on Tuesday Tue number sold upon these
days in 1858 14749 Sales also made here upon
other days. and also at Bergen and in Robinson street
and Sixth street. The total number seld in 1858
1854 Beef Cattle are mostly sold BY cattle brokers
on commission of 81 to % SO per head The quotations
here are by the pound for the weight OF beef At
is generally guessed at and prices fixed much per
head; that is, if bullock win net cwt. of beef in the
quarters, and that quality is worth l0c h. he s sold
for $50 Market charges upon all buOcks sold lsZ
cents each; hay fed is charged 81 SO cwt
VEAL CALVES are sold p fb, live weight.
MILCH COWS vary in price with beef. Poor Ccwl
sell on average for $25@s30; medium ones $35@S45;
good ones, S50@s65 extra fine ones, $75@SlO0 Cowa
and Calves are sold at all the mar!tet places.
| TOTAL RECEIPTS of ALL KINDS FoR TIE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places in the city there have been received this week.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
Lieutenant sovsrnorsaip.

A nnmber of gentleman have been named
in Republican newspapers, for the Gnhernato-
rial Lentenanfcy, several of whom have re.
fused the use of their names in that connection.
By the last Xeoia Torch Light. we perceive
that THOMAS SPooNER. of Cincinnati. declines
being candidate for nomination for that of
ice. This will be very much regretted, for in
point of location, desert. talents and excellent
qualities as presiding officer, many were re.
garding him with great favor for that posi-
ton
Dr.. K1Rx. Of Mt. Vernon, is prominentis
spoken of for this Office. Of him we have nc
personal knowledge, but we perceive that he
has warm friends in this region. and he viii
probably go into the convention with corsid
erable strength from the Reserve.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
Tho Spirit Of Old Ashtahula.

w. q. HowELL's editor of the Asbtabpis
Sentinel. writes to the Cleveland Leoder nm.
der date Of Mag.sth, giving an accom-. of ;,
Town Meeting held in jefferson, after the
pattern Of Town Meetings held in old Revo
lutionary times. The following strong reso.
lutions were unanimously adopted: 8 ~e
Resoiued. That we deeply sympathize with,
our friends now 10 prison in Cleveland, for
their devotion to liberty, and assure them that
when the Judiciary of our State shall refus,
relief, and the necessity for aciion by the peo
pie will become obvious. we pledge ourselves
that no prison shall hold them o4t
That system of Slavery which not only
letters the body, but shuts ont truth and
knowledge from the human understanding,
constitutes crime at which humanity shud.
ders. .tt
That those who will aid in committing such
crime, desrrve and should meet the fate of the
worst of criminals. 1870
That the: enactment known as the FUGITIVE
Slave Law, was conceived by the enemies of
the Union. and violates the spirit as well a. the
express language of the Federal Constitution.
In its terms, it is wantoniy insulting to free
people. 1t violates the rights of the States,
and is intolerably tyrannical aud oppressive 10
its character. No per on possessing the spir.
it of freedom will respect or obey it,
That the recent order from Washington di
recting the Marshal to resist the service ofthe
i1d6eds Corpus in favor of the prisoners. and
tnefeoy suspending the constitution of our state
anu 'nat OF .ne United States, is bat fitting
inolchtion OF tne character of that law, and Of
the means by which it must be enforced S-S,
That II the people Of the Western Ressrve
submit to such insolence, they deserve the
name of Slave WV
That in view of the circumstances by which
we are surrounded. we call upon the people OF
our several townships to hold meetings and
take measures for an efficient organization Of
hose who are willing to act in this hour o,
freedoms peril-by reviving the ancient Or.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25

District Attorney BELDEs, appeared at Ely.
ria iD behalf of the kidnappers of the colored
boy John. we suppose by direction and uoder
the pay of the q. S. Government. He ap
tember-a continuance was granted till July
and hail fixed at $500, and the prisoners Jen.
nings, Lowe Mitchell and Davis. gave the re
quired bail, Joseph L Wilton, of Amherst, O.
s. Wardsworth. of Wellington. and Malachi
Warren of Oherlin heeosrirg he s,freiies.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-25
The Bubble Burst.

It looks now as if the Pixies Peak question
were settled. The plains are said 10 be dot
ted with parties of returning emigrants starv
ing and vowing vengeance ipon those who
have deluded them with fair promises and sci.
fish designs. If none but those really in fault
snffer. few viii he disposed tc, complain; hui
the disappointed miners threaten to destroy
towns in Kansas. and rhus to confound the in
nocent with the guilty. 81